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Iditarod pioneer., 1917-11-10
2 m RED GROSS \ M '' FUND GROWS

Six hundred and four dollars and fifty cents.
 That is the amount subscribed for the American Red Cross in Otter precinct by those whose names appear in the list follow ing. The Pioneer is of opinion that with little hustling and some publicity the liberal amount already subscribed may easily be duplicated.
 It is the intention of auxiliary chapter officials to forward the subscriptions to Outside head quarters within the next few weeks, therefore it behOOves all who are interested in the humane endeavOr to "thrOW their feet out" (excuse our marathon Creek) and secure additional subScri D. tionS.
 The subscribers
 S5O.oo -Thos McMahon. S25.OO Jas r Finnegan, Mike Pamu-
 cina, C R Peck, Mauda D Peck. 5000 Mrs R Cherson, A D Currie, Idtarod Pioneer, Emil Smith, Mike BIunucha.
 $500 Milan $ Bozich, A J Weiss
 l'hos Hennessey, J Andrich, Geo Phillips, Mrs Annie Chittick, John
 Handley, Joe Lorenoer, J C Xiv
 CTS, T H Jasper, J W Farrell, Frank Rjghini, Frank Hercus, Percy Thomas, Mrs Selma Dawson,
 Frank Dawson, Rasmus NeilSen, Alex SagnotT, Emil Price, Ivan
 Wales, Al Goslow, A M KilgOre, w E Geiger jr, Dan Mcleod, John Lasso, ThOs N Turner, ( r Wood, ) F, Fullerton, " R Solibakke, Paul Laplaut, Ira F WOod R C
 Button, Mrs Geo w Alorccht, Geo
 w Albrecht, C Baker, Saml Ap-
 plcbaum, A $ Bourne, Wm Will Hams, Paul Reimer, Manuel Gu | larte, Tom Luscombe. R M Hall, 1 F. r Foster, Jerry Ford r J Gun
 ming. Wm B Thomas, Chos E Tay-
 Tor. Mrs Chas E Taylor. Margaret
 Hal'y, Albert Jones, ( A Leland,
 Nellie Bates, Ed Wilkinson, Alec 1 Richardson. Stewart Mcconnell, 1 J H Scott, EmiIius Pihl, Anna Nj
 Nelson, Harry Lawrence, A k
 Meacham.
 { s3.oO-Tom kutotf, Alex Hanoff. s2.5o-Al Stuhr. Ed Axjne, John Kol-
 opauk, Tom Bolson, II Scott, Jem
 Jaese, Tret1io Poirier, Alexander
 Dicksen. Louis Schwarz.
 s2.oO John , Clark, A D Mcdonald,
 J F Monkman, Geo Gaillard, Billy
 Greer, Louis Nelson, E J Smith,
 Michael Lucey, Chas Matof, Arthur
 Turgeon. " c Hunter, Jas Fernie,
 Joe Gallant, A K Horner, J ( John son, G Christoph, l. L Golden, E J
 Davis, Wm Foley, Albert Gardner,
 H E Hardin, Andrew Andrews, Dick
 Arstoff, Jim Bcslot1, Roger c Me
 Nally, Geo C Kay, Nellie Brady
 George Garoff. Geo W Doane, Mrs
 J E Kettlewell, F. kettlewelI,
 William Lee, Owen Gray, w H
 Johnston. Mrs T R Moore, H N
 Clark, Chas Schuber, Florence 1 Moore.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

Juneau, Jan. 22-The Canyassing Beard met this morning and con- tinued on the work of recounting the ballots of the Territorial cleo ton held last November.
 The recount of the First division is now complete and gives Sulzer 2,395 votes, and Wickersham 1906.
 In this division sulzer gained 12 and lost eight, which is a net gain of 4 votes. Wickersham made a net gain of fourteen, which gives him a net gain over Sulzer Of ten votes in the recount.
 Sulzer's official plurality for the First Division is 4S9.
 In the Second Division Fortuna Leige, Unalakleet and Willow Creek are stu without returns, and Utica was not counted on account of iF- regularities. This division, with he votes counted from those pre- cincts which have made returns, gives Sulzer 594 votes and Wicker snam 7SS, which gives Wickersham a plurality in this division of 194.
 The returns from Deering, which voted Wickersham 10 and Sulzer 6 was included in this count al though the vote had been cast on
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
SEATTLE MAN
 MAKES MONEY

Seattle, Jan. 22-Govsrnment se- cl ct service agents, having traced spurious silver dollars to this city yesterday arrested Frank E. Nichols, who occupies fashionable l residence on Capitol hill, and charged him with the utterance of Ire bogus coin.
 When the residene of the ac- cuse9 man was searched, an eI- tensive plant for the counterfeiting Of one dollar silver coins was found Every requisite for the ccining of the money was found, and it Is believed that great amount of silver dollars have been made and placed in circulation.
 Nichols is a chicken rancher with a pi,- ranch in California.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
WILSON URGES WORLD PEACE LEAGUE
 BEFORE MEMBERS IF THE SENATE
Would Have World Powers Adopt Measure Similar to Monroe Doctrine and Would Have Nations Approval Before Our Government Attempts to Bring Peace-- Way War is Ended Makes Vast Difference
 to the United States

ing alliance in a concert of power"
 Continuing, MT. Wilson said that a settlement that would guarantee peace and justice throughout the estire world cannot be long post uored, and that the United States government should formulate the conditions upon which 1t could ask for such a peace pact be prepared before it could ask the people of this nation to approve it, and then it should be put up to the powers of the world for adherence in the nature of a league of the nations.
 President Wilson said that the present war must first be ended be- fore such a peace league could be formed ,and ended by saying "It makes a great deal of difference to tbis government in what way and upon what terms the present war is ended"
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
PARIS ARTIST TAKES OWN LIFE

San Francisco, Jan. 22-Miss Bet ty deJong, French artist of some note, who has had a studio in this city fer some years, shot an In stantly killed herself in her studio Saturday night in the presence of pr. William s. Porter, a prominent physician of this place.
 Miss deJong was working ou a portrait of pr. Porter which she had almost completed, and he had called tor the purpose of inspecting the picture. He claims that he and the dead girl were merely friends, and that he had no idea that she contemplated taking her own life.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
AVIATOR BISHOP
 MAY RECOVER

Wellton, Arizona, Jan. 22-Aviat- or Bishop, who, with Aviator Rob ertson was found by a party of civ iliep searchers in the Rosario noun tains in Sonora state, Mexico, Sat urday ill almost a dying condition, from fatigue and starvation, was brought to this city yesterday and has so far recovered that there is a fair chance for his recovery.
 Robertson was brought here by some of the party Saturday, he being able to walk, but Bishop was so weak from hunger that he had to be left where the searchers had found him until horses could be sen' in from here to bring him out.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

Washington, Jan. 22-PTesident Wilson today sent a message to Vice President Marshall, as presi- dert of the United state senate in which be stated that he wished to address that body upon subjects relating to our foreign relations.
 Arrangements were at once taken for the reception of the President, M-. Marshall laying before the sen ate tho letter he had received from M- Wilson.
 II was arranged that President Wilson would be received at l o'clock today.
 l. was announced that President Wilson wished to discuss an out line of attitude for the United sta'es toward future arrangements for the maintenance ot permanent peace.
 It IS understood that no pending que stiOn between the United States
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
 ALIEN CAPITAL

Victoria, Jan. 22 - Information relating to the operation of those companies in which capital of alien enemIes is involved is being sought by the Dominion government, which has been in communication with the provincial government to that end. What action the Ottawa authorities contemplate taking is not known here but within the past month con- siderable correspondence between the two governments has taken place and it is expected here that at the forthcoming session of the federal house some definite action toward segregating such properties so that alien enemies shall no long CT benefit, will be taken.
 It is no secret that in a number of concerns, chiefly mining, en- emy capital is heavily invested; ill fact, in one coal mine on Vancouv- CT Island the chief shareholders are Germans of title and chiefly Prus- sians.
 This question was one of a number which Premier Brewster dis cussed with Sir Robert Borden while attending the conference held in Ottawa on the goth instant.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

and other nations will be discussed at this tune.
 This is the first time that president of the United States has made an appearance of this kind be fore the United States senate since President Washington's time, at which time the latter took up the Questicn of peace arrangements fol- lowing the Revolutionary War
 Al one o'clock this afternoon Pl esident Wilson appeared before the United senate and delivered a strong speech in which he recom- mended that the United States join in a league of tEe nations of the world for the purpose of urging tha' peace be established between all the nations of the world by an interna- ticnal doctrine. He urged that the principles of the Monroe doctrine De made 8 doctrine of the whole world anA declared, There is no entangi-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
WICKERsHAN WINS BY ELEVEN
 FIRST RETURNS ARE CORRECT

imeroYised ballots, owing to tn fact that the official ballots had no. been received. The canVassing board, however, set forth these con ditions in their returns, and al though there was no regular certifi- cate, as provided by law, the vote was allowed to stand.
 Utica was only passed by the board at the present time and not entirely thrown out, and may be counted when further information is received from Nome.
 Late this afternoon, and before official report is possible, excepting the returns from the First and Seccnd division as they now stand and taking the unofficial returns from the Third and Fourth diYi- sions. gives Sulzer a plurality of r votes.
 Bristol Bay is not included in this summary, as no returns have as yet been reiyedel from there in Juneau, and assuming that the re- turus as stated by wire at that ploce gives Wickersham a plurality Wickersham will have total plur- ality Of Il votes in the territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
FIRE DESTROYS
 BIG HOSPITAL

Spokane, Jan. 22-At an early he ur last evening fire broke out ill St. Luke's hospital this city, and the building was completely destroy ed.
 The fire started in the boiler room, and soon spread to other parts of the big building. The de- paltment were powerless in pre- venting the flames from eating their way through to the roof, and fin ally consuming the entire structure. There were seYreal narrow escapes of the inmates, but owing to cool action on the part of the nurses and firemen, no lives were lost.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
SMALL FIRE
 SOOH OUI

Whitehorse, Jan. 22-At 9:1O o'clock this morning the fire whistle sounded an alarm of fire, 8 blaze having been discovered in the tin snop cn the second floor ill the rear of Puckett's hardware store.
 Fifteen minutes after the alarm sounded the blaze was eXtnguished, the fire laddies responding with prompiness, and with the aid of two chemicals soon conquered the flames. The damage was nominal. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
REPORT GERMAN
 RAIDER CAUGHT

New York, Jan. PA special dispatch to the Herald of this city says that the unnamed German rai6- CT which has been preying on the commerce along the Eastern Brazil ian coast has been destroyed.
 That there are other raiders now operating on the coast of Brazil between Rio de Jaueiro and Pernam' buco is shown by reports that have been received which state that several ships have been either cap tu-ed or sent to the bottom during the past few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
BORDER GAURD
 ORDERED HOME

Washington, Jan. 22-Upon re- commendation of General Funston, the twenty-five thousand National Guardsmen who have been stationed a tthe Mexican border for the past several months will return to their respective homes just as soon as transportation facilities can be pro- Fided.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

Washington, Jan. 22-Major c. P R. Dugmore, of the British army will be called to account by Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice, ambassa- dor extraordinary and plentipoten.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
ORDERS MANY
 TONS RY. RAILS

Seattle, Jan. 22 - Purchasing Agent Boyle, for the Alaska Rail- way Commission has placed an or der for ten thousand tons of sev- enty-pound steel rails which will be used on the Fairbanks-Nenana divi- sicn ct the new government rail road.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER WILL
 GET SEVERE CALLING DOWN

tiary from Great Britain to the Un- tied States for having handed to certain New York newspapermen poem which is said to ridicule President Wilson.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representative for high grade pianos and player pianos will be in Skagway in the near future.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22

London, Jan. 22-It is now known that over three hundred per sons were killed in the explosion last Friday when the big munilon factory located in the east end Ot London was destroyd.
 Investigations are being made H.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-22
3OO WORKERS KILLED IN EXPL0-
 SION IF LONDON SHELL PLANT

to the cause of the explosion, but i. is thought that it was due to carlessuess, although it has been reported htat the destruction of the plant was due to 2 carefully worked out plot. .
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NaiDingtouer Srief.

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-02

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Or. Dtihoetis fiigte nod hin5u:
nGs lit offenbor, bob Geutihlonbs
Teinoe bie 9lnflagen Der bettihen
Regierl,ng nnerlpogen lieBen uub bo5
bic frans0iiihe seheime 9eriamm'
lung Gin neuer geiueis bafiir iei, Saf
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-02

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reit8 oben bemerft, i'm Stoat3.,
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bcitmogIide oeriudt, ben ginoruf 8u
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nod b0tten iolhe 8cmertunqen eiuen
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