davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
9luH In Bottom
gsrlanst bic gsu6lisrung sBbilf
sss.n bic bohsn glafrunsss
miitsIprsifs.
Goupsrnsur NcGaa Don Nahada'
istts sr,ldri, bab cine Gs'tisss
uns Don MaIinaIprsiisn
aua In bisism aanbs cine ssbisssrilGs
gtotbrsnbisseit iei.

gofon, 81. Jebruar. Gm Uliti'
nod mo9ten brsi Grauen, iptl4s sr'
sllrtsn, 800 geipobnsr bes Weiisrosa
su rtprdfsntirsn, foipie cine Cslssa'
iion Der aiga Der 9aasfrdasn elHsr
srfoIslOisn 0eria6. 5u BEN goutsr'
n,ur MeGaIl 5u ssldnssn unb ibn
su eriu6sn. sss.n bic bobsn preIi'
bsr IabrunssmitisI ein5uiartiisn-
Die sSrausn ias..n Dem Seirstdr bss
geup.rnsurs, bob ibrs 5ami!isn BON
!ouns.riobe bsprObi isisn unb SdB
Itu.ll. 5ilfe nOthia isi.
GoupsrKeur WeGdIl. ipel4.r ssrabs
anbsrn pfiidt.n Oblas. aIs bic
iyrau.n famen, erIisb fpIssnbe Gr'ld'
riilg:
mir bsiinbsn uns in sintm
arissssuJtanbs, ipenisiiens in 9sSus
auj bic Rabrunssmittelprsiis. Der
@srib pss grppris i'm Sanuar bas
Iirts auf Der Rate UOu $500, ,oOo.'
900 pro Sabr. mas bic matsrisllsH
Silisqusilsn Der NatiOn melt ii6er'
itsiet.
mir tnuihm unfere Wabrunass
niti.l sessn GpIo aus. abr 5nl,st
iinb bic erfsren bem 9olse notps
lpsnbissr ols 0pIb. gpir iSnnsn Sas
sint tpObl siisn dba nidt bas ans
bers.
,ausldnbiIds Gambler baben es iiir
notbia bsfumbsn. bic Rahrunssmii'
tslprsiie su resuliren. 60 iests 8.
.. Der gaabrunsSniiisl aontrOIlsnr
in @robbriitannien ON Dieniias btn
Wlarimalprsis fiir &artofftln alif
$50 pro 9uibsl feit. Ddgsesn IL
Der prsis in 8oiion $4.2D pro gaibsl
,lnb abnIia itebt es nit onosrsn slrs
tiisln.
.gpenn man In gnsIanb uno opf
BEN aontinsnt llriu9e bate. sinsus
idreiteu, 10 III bisIt niht ipeniger in
Sen Der. Gtnnten porbanb.i, uno
stpar 3ur NsrtbsiDiguus unf.rss Dol.
les, bas gum 1beiI bsm Sangsr ses
esHuberitsbt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

- Jm gunbssseriht ipiirbe aeifern
BON Geo. g. gronion, MDbsIs Sranss
porteur, I'm bas 4anterptt 0erfabs
ren nahssfudt.
- Die Sausfrauen 2isa bat ben
Gilrtauf BON &artpffeln unter Sabu
oeitellt. Sm llebrisen tpirb bon Der
9isa bebauptet, bab lie burh bic Gin
tGufe BON 2ebensmitteln I'm sruben
Mobe, bsbsutenbe 0prtfeiIe fir bic
einselnen Mitslieber erSielt babe.
Sebt bGnmert allentbalben i'm 2anoe
bic sSbee, tpsl9e ldnsit in 9eutI4s
lant bur5 bic gta6liruns BON ipg.
.9oniums@ereinen" psripirtliht lpors
ben 1T. gber friiber seborte bier cine
folne Sbee slei9faGs gu ben nouta
notions."
- Die ganfsn unb Dffentlifeu
4smter, ioipis pieIe GeThdftshaller
hlsiben bsute anlGbIid Der Walbtngs
ton @eburtstassfeier aei4lpfen. Vie
poio6lieferune unterbleibt bellts.
Serr SO. o. &remer, friiber
0rGiibent bes .2iberalen Semotrati-
f6en Glub" beipirbt ii1 um bic pes
mptratiIde Domination fir bas
Sberiffsamt.
Die 2ublop Geeenieitise lns
teritiisunss 9efsui6aft bat geitsrn
Ibenb fplsenbe 9eamte eripdblt: prdz
iibent: 81. @ainep; 8iSs prditSent:
2ouis Slid; Setretdr: 8. s. Sraoer;;
Sdasmeiiter: =. y. Snnber; SbirS
fteber: Srant giienmann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
llniertals BON Gsfnnsensn ouf TIRE
tpirili@sn Mussdbsn bdiiren fOnsn,
ipurbs i'm Senat abstIebnt.
Der SsorbbentidBe &Jobb
Gisemtbiimsr bes Dainpfer ~RrOnprin.
oeFin Gseilis',
Deien WlaIdinsn, ipdbrenb Ct in Be,
Werpatrung zines gunbesmar,
fdalIs fpar,
Bon Der gdiffsmannf&aft fhtDer be-
fddbigt fporSen parsn,
SteIIts i'm gunbesserift in Bolton
einen Si9er5eiisbonb BON
100000.

Bottom, 81. Gebr. - Der Norbs
beutf&e 2lopb, Gissntbiimsr bes
Dampfers ,aronprinseFin Geeilis4. /.
beftn WaItinsn bon Der Shiffss
mnnnfdaft am 81. Sanuar. pdbrsrb
bas Gdiff iid in Der @.ripabrurs
zines Wunbssmarf9aIls befanb. bsr
fHdbtst irorbsn iparen. bintsrlsste am
Witttpp9 i'm 9unbssseriht sinsn
SidtrbeiiSbonb In SSbs BON S20O,s
900, I'm bic Soften fir bic Wisbsrs
SnitanbIstung bss 9ampfsrs 3l
beden. Rapitdn polad, ouf befen ans
orbnuns bin bic Gdiffsmaidinsn be-
ihdbist irorb.n iparen, battle am l.bs
ten Samitas teaeust, bab er feline
Sniiruition bon einsm Deamt.n Der
beut1hen 9otffaft erbaIisn bate.
gurd bas St.IIsn bss Si6srb.itss
horbs, ipelfer BON 0eritte Gt5eps
tirt irurbe, ipirb Der auf 4ntrng Der
Guaranty aruit 60. unb Der glaiios
nal Gitp Banf bon Reip Yort auf
ben IL. Qfpril nnberdumts 8ertauf
beg Sftffss psrfhober. genunnie
syindns Snitituts itrsnsisn sesen ben
Rorbt.uiifen 9lpDb cine Gorbes
runssiIaae in 66be bon $1,000, 900
on. neil cine Ssnbuns @olb. ipelhs
aerabs Dor Musbruh bes Griess BON
Der ,aronprinasiIiB Gecilis' nod
Gnslanb unb ssrantrsid, es6rad)t ipers
ben folIis. nidt a6seiiefert iporbeu
ipar, ba Der Sdmpfsr auf fsiner
i5atr. mad Gnslanb ppn bsm arissss
ausbru9 informirt iuurbe unb naa
ben Der. S!aa.sn suriidiebrte. Die
asnanntn Tinnnsiniiituts b.kduptsn,
surd bi. seitiabIisitruna beg GoIoss
einsn gerlui! bon $2.300.O00 erIitien
su babsn. Die gsrbanbluns Der
s6ab.nsrinbtlass ift auf ben 8.
mdr, fsfissfebt.
Gin bonn 9unbesperidit NIT elmer
lint.rTuhuna bss Shiffes beirauitr
grp,r.e ertlGrie. bab bic 9oii.n Der
iih auf $4,000 bslau'
fen unb feds Wpnats In gnIprud
uetmer lpiirbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
9ie Mmteriud3nns
Ges bOben areiies fir Seiiunss.
papier
@ir5 am Waontag bon ben @inoes.
@r0Bseidlirorenen mieoer auiac.
noninen iperben.

9icpDorf, 81 6ebriIar. Vim
@itnuoh wlirbe bier angefiiHoigi.
bub Die llnteriiidnnlg bcr 9nnoea
GroBseidHporenen in ge8ug aiii oci
beten preis beS 3eitrngsrapiers alr
nStiien Wsontdg lpieoer oilfsenommcn
;oefbcn lpiiroe, itueeadtst bes strran
aenents. oas I'M Sttereiie ein,r
irennoidaitIid)sn 9eiIegiins ocs
3!spmtes suiihen ben asapierIatri.
tanicr ino bsn 2citungsbrraiIssebern
in @ailington eetrcffen ipcrben ,rar
Die scityciiisc 8ertasung Der @rof'
eeidyiporeaea ericlate. I'm oenielben
tSeleacnbeit su eebcn, einen lleter.
tlif iibsr bns bis ieBt torIiegenoe &c
lreismaterial 81 befonimen. gs Der.
lantct, sal, porIiufia anbcr bea @'it
alicocrn oes northumberland
feline aaocre 8cugen perncmniriI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

llnier gseut in SamiltDn III Serr
GbuarS gruf, 449 Glib Tiinfts Str.
gel Gel. 476.R. Some Tbone
1631.g.
- Ser Dsuti6 gmeritanifde
Gtabtpsrbanb SamiItou belt om
Sonntas, ben 18. 5ebruar i'm Deuis
i6en Sauis isins reSelmabise Yers
iammlung a5. Sa am geuiabr e.
unm0sli9 mar, bic ibIids 9ors
itanbsipdbI 3u srlsbisen, erfolsts bies
ieIbe ON IS. 5ebruar. Sas Reiuliat
mar fOIsembss: YrGiiOsnt: 9eurp
piasrim; l. @i5e4rGfiosnt: gmbros
9suslsr; 2. @iaepraiiOsnt: 8. glms
rsibn; sstre.dr; gus. pesplb; 81
nauSsSstretdr: 2lnbr. piler; S9aB'
meiiter: 6. Sensler. Die Seuntsn
purben aIsbann nab Der iibIiten
3eremonie pom nIten grdlibenten IN
ibrs aemtsr einsefiibrt. alIs erie
Amtsbanbluug bes nsusn prdiis
benten ipar Der alte 8ei6Iub. nelhsn
Der gerbunb felt pieIen Sabren aats
reht erbalten bat 5ur GripGgnns gee
3oeen purbe, tpelder beitimnt, boB
bic 9eburtstaee BON George @uibins'
ton unO 4brabam GincoIn gefeisrt
tperben iOllsn, unb DerOen baher ale
Sels1aten DER 0ereine foipie iibers
6aupt ale DeutIten srIu9t, iia gu
bieier Ssisr nit ihrsn Jamilisn eins
sufinbsn. Die Jeisr finbst beite
2tbenb I'M 7.30 llbr i'm Dsuti6en
Sauie itatr Sir alles anbsrs bat
Der General Quartiermeiiter nit
ieinem Stube gsiorst. aIio ibr Der
cine sri4eintl
Charles 6. @riesmer 1T sss
itsrn in feiner @obnuus on Der Sit
Dapton Strabe i'm altsr bon So
SGbren gefiorbsu. Gr mar sin anss'
febener @ei9iftsmann.
- Die Straben6abner babsn ii4
nit Der g., .. &c 3. Sraction &c.
tpesen Der Gobnfrass nift einiseTl
fDnnen. Die aneelegerbeit ipirb jest
BEN S6isbseeri9t Sur @nti4eibuns
untsrbreitst, benn barauf babeu Ii4
betbe parteien gssinigf. Das Shisos'
aeri9t beitebt aug brsisn, einsn err
nennt bic Geislli6aft, einen bic @ns
gsiielIten unb ben britten pdblsn
beibe eemeinfam.
Der Garbige 9eorse Wars
f6all betannte ii9 ssiern Dor Ri4tsr
Sorlan i'm 4riminaIgsri6t bes Sobts
idlags f6uIbig unb iuurbe 5u 3u4t>
Eaus bon elm bis Stpansigidbrigsr
9ausr perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
MeieremSmiti iiberiudltis
genb gegeit ben ariel.
Die febr srobs majoritdt
bss @Dlies mill ben
Griphtn

@afbinston, 3. g.. 81. Gsbr.
Das criie iibsr bic Jrass. Oh amrita
lin ben suropdiIdtn aries sintreten
joIlie, abssbaliens RsfsrmDum srsob
cine Intercollegiate WajortGt sessr
ben arice. 0as Rsfrsnbum ipurbs
bur9 g]oiitartsns9lbn TN 19.
DiItriit BON pennlDlDonitn pDrssncm'
men unb Don ben 876 abgegtbsnen
Siimmen iparsn 796 ssgsn unn nrr
so fur bas gintrtten Der Usrtinigi,r
Stoaien in ben arisg. Bon ben 796
Gssnern sriidrisn l9 478 81 Unniisn
zines ndiicnalsn Nefersnbums .iber
bic Groas. D1s @oium. beFen Reinls
tat Der aonsrsbabssorbncten Darrea
gJ. gailsp mitssthsilt purbs, III nod
infolse bsr abaifode bcfonbsrs be.
Ssitnenb. bab IN bsm Diitritt bic
Giabt sso6nstoipn Iissi, In ipsl&sr sd5
bic aroben Giabliperie befinben. Der
Diitritt umfabt bic Counties Hebfort,
9lait unb Gambria unh Fat $4,000
ginpchper,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
9entife .1eieaidjaft.

9fm 5r.itas, %. gsbruar. Inn 8
llhr 9lbsnSs, finbst i'm DsuiIten
Slubbaus Central Surnbaae) bic
erite 8srfammlung Der DeutfdeH
Gag @eisli6aft i'm nsusn gsi4aftss
jabrs itatt. 0a biefss Sabr Elm gang
beionbers intsrsHontes Sabr fir bas
Deutidtbum Gfneinnotis iperbsn
pirb, III ea Der Munft Der 9irettos
rem, bab fi9 bic Wereirs polISdblig
pertrstsn lafTsn anb aipar. bab bisfels
Ben iAr eriaeinsn f90n IN btsisr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
8eaebme mmb 9aDtpn.

- Der gellenue 9alnen5lpeig oes
Icutid sImerifuniiden Stabtper'
hanos miro ON Sonltog, A. War5. nm
134 llbr Rabmtttaas, i'm Barter
Scuie", an Der Monnoiitb Strobe IL
tie!pport, Die Stitaaation Der nclt'
erlpGblten @eomten bornebmen.
?ieenbs 8 llbr miro Johann cin @lhre.
ipiel a61ebalten iperoen. Iie neil'
ttpablten 9ednten iino: @r1i., trau
IIiiabetb 9tieSfe; gi5eprdi., Ssrau
ToilIirc stbrabams; linnn5.Sefr
Srci, Gem 9deI; aSrot ESetr., ,Srali
aoufe S4oepf; S4asm. Jrau Gina
Stabl.
- Gia 0apton sSoitoffice bleibt
bette seid)Ioiiaa. es filbet feline Erit'
abIleierunJ itott,
- Die 9ausfrausn Siga, bic bon
Sen sSrnilen bon @eQerue iIlo Gapton
gcgriinoet neroen .ioG, bcnblihtiot su'
pleif,, ben Rlan, cine geineinihaitlidls
fitr 9elleoue mo Sapton
gu erridtan, al.r auSfitbrung 5u brin'
gen.
= Ger ssrauen.@erein Ser GpnnI.
Ct. SSoblnneS Stride in 9eIlepue uer'
anitaItet helite JecdJnrittlo Elm Gaiiee'
fransfen, mofiir iolaenbe syrauen ibr.
9ienlte bereihpiligit sugeiagt baben:
Bauer, @elttp, @afer, @ettoIO,
GDriit Gbrbarot, 6. Gorua unb 6.
;Gcrnd Sr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

gDi. srlpartst, befanben ii8 ssItsrn
grafiosnt 9luguit SsrmdHn uue
Sdupiling gbriiiian Matbspion all'
ibren gyoiien in 5auPtquartisr Der
Rebs. 9eibs Ipra4en ii6 sntbuiiaiiii9
iiber bic 9lusf9isn bss Gintlnnatlsr
alubs in bieier Saiion aus. Inter
ben pielen geiuaern befanb.H ii6 aud
gaisnbiter Seinie Grob unb Shndrs
mer Griffith, bic geibe na6 illr5eI
llnterrebuns nit Muibspion ihrtn
untersei6n,ten 2cntrati etc. fir bieis
Saiipn Oeponirten. Sbren Dsrgniisitn
@ejidtnn tpar anSuisbsn. pab lie pole
9sfribiguns Fir ibre glnipriit,s ere
lanatsn - b. b. nad glnii6i ses
oduptIings, psiIsn llrtbeil iis ansr.ens
neu mubten. Inter 4ubtrem ouberis
I'D, Der a.ster., bab bic .R.bs" in
oieIr Saiion lpeit itdrisr, aIs in Der
lebten iirc, uno bcs III aud bic gls
Ii9t bss prGiiosnten 9errmann unb
Der anoeren SIubbtamten
8rpper 4lerdnbtr, Der anertdnnte
Qremier S6!suberer Der ylatiouols
Gisa (pbilao,Ipbia Audter), Der i'm
lsbten Sabre Elm SaIar Don $4,000
erbielt, peig,rt ii6 nod INNER, pen
ibm pfferirten ,ipeiiGbriqeu apniratt
NIT $4,000 gu inttrseihnen, uno o'rs
Iangi $4,000 fir ieine bissidbrigen
9isnfis, mas ibmsans entfdieben psr'
ipsiaert ipiro.
syrant gantroft, Der populdrs Ges
i6dftsfiibrer Der .Rsbs", Der an Der
Grippe Ieibei, pirb beuis auf anras
then isinss gtr5iss als @orlGuf.r beg
alubs mad Der giniibunesaStation
in Sbreoeport, Ca, abreiien, ba eds
bortise aIima inn balbise gencIuno
5u bringsH perfpriht.
Inter btn nit ibrem bissiGbriaen
GOrtratt nod riidfdnpisen .Rebs"
befinbsn Tds RouId,. 9Onep. 2oubsn.
appf. Glart, gaingo, Sabn unb gfits
del. SGuptling Wntkipfon iteht In
9robtperbinbung nit ibnen unb lpirb
Dieieuis.n. bic tim eripiinidi finb.
uH5psifelbaft iihern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

Werrammlune bclf3Gblis lna@m.
Nsbit anperen ipidtisen gei@Gften, bie
IN ber DtrfdmmIuns am trtitasI
Mbsnb porssnpmmen ipsrben. finbstl
aud bic Mdbl Der neuen 9eau,ttn
jtatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
1entidlanb bena@riGtigt
bic Der. Gtaateii,
Dog es asiuilli I,i, ua9 auSsrsn piS'
ben transfsririsn amsriian'lHsn
aoniuln jegIi9en Bet
iianb 5a isiiien.

wafbinstOn, 81. Gebruar.-
TeutjfIanb bat bic Der. Staaisn
pur6 bic i9pei5eriide Rssierang BE-
na&rittist, bab es omeritaniihtil
ssonIuln in 9euiidfanb. peldbe nad,
anbtren pciteu transierirt DurotH
jcben mosliben g,iitano 81 kitten
semillt Iei. 3u slsi9er 3eit srlparisI,
tpie osrlauiei, bic beutffe Rssitruns,
bab aud, bic Der. Gtaafen oentitta
aonfuln bsbiliIi6 finb na4 ibrtn
neutn poIien. na6 tpel4en iie hcr'
bert ipurbsn, fih beseben 5u tSnnin.
Dor tur3em bate sine alnsobl roa
beutIden aonfuL..in ben Der. Staa
ten gefebl srbalieu, ii6 na4 pId
ben In Gentrals unb Giibdmerild 81
b.aeben. Die geamen Der betrefftnbsn
aonIuln unb ibre ntuen geitim
munssorie ,purben nidt beiannt &c,
ssbsn, nm gu Dtrmeiben, bab biz
gsamien unisripess britif6en Griesss
fdiffen in bic 5dnbe fallen.
Die 6riiiihen unb bic fran30iiid,n
8sb5rbsn battsn ansebsutet, bab beal.
ifen gsamten nur seitaitet iptrb:,
md TeiitIbInno 5iiriid5lfebrcii.
Mo 1ss<oxgss SGsssMM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

909ite 3Grttidteit.
sSarab. mel Rabium!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
Gamilton.

llnier slsent in SamiltDn III Ssrr
GbuarS gruf, 449 Glib Jiinfte Str.
gel Gel. 476.R. Some Tbone
1631.g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
Fred. A. Erschell, i,
2eidenbcitnttcr anb GiHbaIiamirsr
7u. YorR Str, 21e,ppcrt, Au.,

TeIepbou, Scutb 80 nnb eoutb 2Oe0.
sIIeyaubria Office: SiIanb 557 Q 2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

lnlir0ell
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
ARCHOUkE MOST DEMOCRATIC IN
 H|S WAYS

WARSAW. Jan. 20. - By those who know him, Archduke Charles stephen, cousin of the late Emperor Francis Joseph, who has been selected as re- gent of Poland, is considered a most democratic sovereign, gifted with con- mon sense, ability and personal charm. Conditions under which the Associ- ated Pres correspondent recently made his acquaintance illustrate the democratic side of his character The correspondent was calling upon friend at one of the lesser hotels in Vienna when a knock at the dor was heard, and without further formality tall officer entered. shook hands, shed his overcOat, which he threw on bed, and embarked in informal con versation. It was Poland's future sOv- ereign who had thus made his way to the hotel room without even calling the services of an attendant when he learned that a correspondent of an American news agency was there.
 The archduke conversed with the greatest cordiality displaying an in innate knowledge and keen interest concerning conditions of American life, and volunteered his assistance to facilitate the newspaperman' work. He was particularly impressed with the importance of the press in Ameri- ca and lamented the fact that the newspapers did not play such role in Austria-Hungary. He voiced, as well as manifested, the belief in de mOcratic customs and declared that he had deliberately urged two of his youngest sons, who had graduated from the Austrian Military Academy the day before, to take commissions in ordinary line regiments instead of in one of the favorite guard organi2a- tions. In the thick of the fighting in the Carpathians the archduke has been living as simply as his subal- terms, learning at first hand the en- virOnment of the officers and soldiers from the ranks of his people. His two sons followed his suggestion. like their elder brother, Charles Albert, and have entered line regiments, the Thirteenth Uhlans.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
DE EST ROy SCOTTISH
 CROPS

GLASGOWN, Jan. 20. Scotland is suffering from the deer pest Hun dreds of herds of deer are descending on farms and devouring the crops. Farmers and land agents reported these conditions at recent meeting of the Scottish Chamber of AgricuI- ture and demanded amendments to the game laws so that more deer could be shot and the food supplies in- creased.
 It seems that 5000, 900 of Scotland 8 1s,00O,000 acres are officially de. scribed as mountain and heath graz. ing land" Of this more than two million acres are deer forest proper, and on much of the rest deer compete with sheep and cattle for the pasture A good landlord encloses his pre- serves with a deer fence and keeps it in repair But it was said at the chamber meeting that there are many bad landlords.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20

Five dollars for eight hours is the ruling pay at Marshall City.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
CLEVER RUSE OF BELG|ANS n
 ESCAPE

MAASTRICHT. Netherlands. Jan. 20. An ingenious ruse, smacking of pirate yarns, has just enabled 40 Belgians to get safely out of Belgium. A tugboat lay in the river Mouse at HaCcourt early one morning, guarded by three German soldiers. One or two Belgians casually approached and entered into conversations with the sentries, the sequel to a friendly chat being an invitation to have a drink at the nearest hostelry. Here a sleep ing potion was adrOitly introduced in the unsuspecting Germans glasses, and few minutes later the sentries were carried aboard the boat in a helpless condition,
 Three Belgians quickly donned their uniforms, the rest of the fugitive party had already taken up their quarters below, and the towboat was soon steaming Hollandwards, the Ger man war flag flying bravely at the masthead Arrived at the lock. orders were imperiously shouted and once safely on the other side the little boat sped down stream at full speed, snap, ping the wire that stretched across the boundary and being soon after wards run ashore on Dutch territory,
 With borrowed plumes restored to them, the Germans were given due directions concerning the way back to Belgium.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
RAILROAD R|CH I OF WAY LAND
 NOW OPEN

Photographic advices received by George l.. Armstrong, Fairbanks representative of the general land office, from the chief of the Alaskan field division, state that the lands within a strip five miles wide on each side of the right of way of the gov ernment railroad are open to location and entry, the timber only being re- served for the uses of the govern ment in connection with the construc- tion of the railroad. This reserve was created by executive order No. 2217, of the president of the United States, and amended by executive order No. 2226, to include the lands along the right of way from Broad Pass to Fair banks
 Almost all, if not all, of this land has been surveyed, but the survey plats of the greater part of it have not yet been filed officially in the Fairbanks land office, 80 that with the exception of those within a few miles of Fairbanks the lands are off cially unsurveyed, and as such subject to homestead location. Locators of homesteads on unsurveyed lands have period of ninety days after the plats are officially filed within which to make their respective locations. Al ter that period, if the locator fails to make entry, same may be made by any other person. Valid homestead loca- lions cannot be made on unsurveyed lands, as entry of such lands may be made in the land office without any preliminaries, other than an examina- tion of the land by the applicant to assure him that it is non-mineral and not claimed or occupied by any native
 Mineral locations are made in the same manner. whether the lands are surveyed or unsurveyed.
 In any case, no timber within this area can be taken or used by the settler without the permission of the Alaskan engineering commission. The proper procedure for the settler is to make application in the land office for such timber as he wishes to cut, and if this application is approved by the Alaskan engineering commission, permission will be granted him by representative of the land office to take the timber
 Incidentally. it may be remarked that experience shows that the engi- neering commission Is disposed to be very liberal in approving applications for any of this timber. which they do not literally need themselves Of course, the needs of the railroad have to be given first consideration - for this purpose the timber reserve was created by the president - but all de- partments of the government are anx- ious to see the country developed and will be found willing to do everything that they can to assist it's develop ment so that many people may settle along the line.
 As quite a large number of people have stated lately that they desire to locate either homesteads or mineral claims along the right of way of the railroad, it is believed that this infor- nation will be of general interest.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20

plate measuring seventeen inches across the base; 1-2 inches on the sides and 12 inches on the two an gles that form the point which still faces the pitcher as he delivers the ball.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
TOWN OF coRDovA.

munlCtpai aSCss Town taxes are now due and pay able to the town treasurer, H. l O'Neill, at his office.
 Said taxes will be delinquent on the second Monday in February, 1917, at the hour of o'clock p. m. Upon all unpaid taxes after that time a pen alty of five per cent will ve collected.
 H. I. ONEILL,
 Town Treasurer.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20

Nenana is to have a bank in the spring, started by J. Casson Williams, for the past year special distributing agent for the Alaskan engineering commission and formerly connected with the Riggs National Bank of Washington, D. C.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
NOTICE,

All creditors of the Cordova Pack. ing Company, who have not hereto fore presented their claims to NJ. Brock, at the Blum, ONeill store. are requested to do 80 at once.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20

John Rawson has removed his bar. gain store to the Northern block, op. posite the Cordova House.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-20
Be a Daily Times reader.
RennySa0ed B Q Pennv Gained.
 Rv 9REEN
By sREEN.

The wise housewife saves many a penny read ing the newspapers.
 If there is 2 bargain advertised she'll not miss it. She constantly is looking for it.
 It IS up to the mer- chant. Keep the house wife posted. Let her know through the news paper what you have to offer. Incidentally men today ransack the news papers for bargains as assiduously as do women.
 Ii you want to sell your wares advertise. Advertise in the best medium. the newspaper. Also If you want to buy successfully read the ad- vertisements.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-10-26

Read The Herald your neigh
Dor takes it.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-10-26
Notice of Selection

Under Sections 2275 and
2276, U. S. Revised Statutes,
as amended by Act of Con-
gress, February %, 1891,
Paragraph 9 ct seq., Rules
Approved April 25, 1900, as
extended to the State Of Ar
iona by Act of Congress,
App1oved June 20, 1910.
United States Land Office,
At Phoenix, Arizona,
State of Arizona.