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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30
HnQriff der Gngldnder ab9elNlager,
Deut(Ne balten ibre Stellungen am blgel ;o4.
8ric9sfpnfcrcn5 IN YetcrSbnrg.
Kampf zwilden Ru|len und Ciirken in 6allzlell.
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nnc ieiner Heeiernne

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acn oes WainiiterprGiibenten 0rafcn
Sissa int mnsariIden Garlameut
iibcr Graiibent Willon's Geoe aa
ben Genat, erflGrt bie fatboliid)e
,@ermania", oaf graf sis5a lduer-
IidJ Die amerifaniIde 8ermittlmng
nIs beiomoers erfolsperipredJenp
nno eriuiinIdt babe crmutisen ipol-
len. 9as glatt erflGrt, baf 6raf
sissa nidt beabfidtist babe, id,
pDn benz Stnnbpunft Der Wfittel=
nladtc st entfernen, oak Trieoens-
perbanblnngen nmr 0ireft nit ib=
rem 8egnern i1iterilOmmen iuerben
f6nmcn. Die u0crmania" nimmt
an, bak 0raf sissa's 8urte ppm
oem 8nnlde einseseben iparen,
sic s(mfridtisfeit, Der ssriebcmsaner-
bietmmsen Der NiittelmGdte nOd-
mails 81 betonen, als er crflarts,
oaf cine SSprtietnng Der GrOrteritn-
eem nidJt pbme gSert iein wiiroen.
0as 8erliner Matt erfennt bic &lar-
feit pon sissa's Definition Der
0rensen oes iosenannten Statioma-
litGtenprin5ips an, bas, iuie CT
iagt, nidt in Der Tprm anipenbbar
iei mic es bic Gntemtemad)te fir
2GnOer iuie 1lngnrn enlpfObIen ba-
ben, mo peridiebene @6lferraiiem
cine WiildJbepDlfernng obnc territD-
riolc Nbgrensnng bilben. Der o|or-
lparts" fiebt III 0raf sissa's Grfla-
ring bic glnfiinoisnng, baf Die Dit
telnradte nid)t allein auf Der Sort
fiibrmng 6es Samples seeen bic
feinblidcm GrobernnasplGne bette
ben, Iunbern aud bci ibrer 8ereit-
iuilligfeit bleiben iuerben, syrieoen
III id)liefen.
Sie Wadridt, oak Gnglanb alle
icine Sanoelsid)iffc, Die iiber BEN
Cscan fabren, init orei GanDmen
srofcn &alibers beluaffnen nil, fat
| iid bcitatigt. Gbenio sic gsadridt
pon Der gmsbebnmng Der Slofabc
9as .gerl. Saaeblatt" ipridjt pon
elmer ylofabe .oelaolaubs, mas iid)
tuol anf oieIe amsacoebnte Norblee=
blufabe besieht. Wsan lit in Gna-
Lamb burdl Sic erbO6te sGtiafeit Der
1tnferIee6pote nnb oas GrIdleinen
, oeutldler 9aperIdiffe i'm Siib i Mt-
lantiId5cn Csean pffenbar in groke
Sorae berlebt. yeIonbers iie6t man
bic ltuterleeboote iett als cine Sc
fam an, oeren 8e6entuna iidl pou
saa III Saa permebrt. Die Inter
leeboote baben aeraoe in ben leb-
| ten Saaen cine aanse Wenae enali-
| Idjer Ghiffc serft6rt, bnrnntcr Srnp=
pen 9rnnspprtidiffe rub 6iIfs-
freuser, ipie Sen 0ampfer ,Qauren=
tic". Nan fam alIo sic erb0fl.e
Mmfreannq Iehr mol perifeflen. ga
tiirIidj ipirS sic ge,paffnuna Scr
6aubeIsfhiffe. ipie mir aeitern idlon
| Iagteu, Sic gGtiafeit ser beutIdlen
ltnterieebpote nur nod erfDhen.
Rad 6em HIan. Sen SIR rnofi.
idje Venfionsminiffer Narnes ent.
iuorfen hat merStn Sie Heniionen
ams birs,m 0r;,oe Scr euoi;sf,ru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30
JnIanD.
{ 9os Observation-Disclosures oe

eInl1nD-
0as Observation-Disclosures oes
&ongreiies bat Die 8ill angenont-
men, oie etlpas iiber 81 Weillionen
Dollars fir 8efeltigungen befpiligt
lno bas Slottenfomite oes SallIes
fat Die sSlottenbia pollenoet, oeren
@eiarnnttbeipiaig ii6 altf mebr
als $50 Weillionen 0oanr belall=
fen. @Oieie beioen 8orlagen biloen
5ulanmem nit Ser 9etpilligungsbia
fir Das Seer oas Budget, oas Die
3egierll1g fir 8erteioigllngs3ipede
aufgeIteIlt bat. Oie 9eeresbiG befin=
oet iib nod in ben 5ailoen oes
@ausfonlites fir militariide Mngele-
genbeiten, ibre 8etpilligungen iper-
ben iih aiif lingefdbr $50 Millionen
9ollar belanfen.
Ger Braiioent bat ipeitere
aonfereat5e1 nit ben sSiibrern I'M
&ongreB abgebalten uno lit Der lte=
ber5eugllng bob es nl0glid fem
miro, bis gum 4. 0edr5 ldmintlide
8ills 5ll erleoigen Die er erleoigt
baben mill.
Die Nep Yorfer sSiltall5lelite
Blinp 5isf uno slrhibalo 9. 8bite,
Die BON 9bomas @ 2aiDIon belhul=
oigt iparen oaB lie in enger Gerbin-
olnlg nit Shabantsiefretdr Wfe9looo
timber, baben oie 9ebauptungen
9aiplon's BET ibrem 8erbor ourb
oas Gegelfonlite oes @nlles anf's
gntl1ieoenlte fir falfb erfIart
gbenio erfl1rte @bite Die gebanp-
tnng 2atpion's, er babe fllr5 Dor Dem
gefanntiperoen Der 5rieoensllote oes
Er1lioeilten cine llnterreOlng nit
Dem oeutf1en gotidafter @raf
@erilltorff gebabt, Die @bite arran-
giert bate, fiir falff. @bite gab
5u, er lei NIT 9ernitorff ieit 2dnge=
rem befantlt lilo oerlelbe iei baufig
als @aft in leinem Sanie getpeieit
@or llngefabr einem sSobr lei 2aipion
5M linn gefonlmen uno babe ibn ge=
Deten, er llloge linn cine l1nterre0uug
nit @ernitorff perihaffen. gr babe
eineeiuiIligt, Of aber oiele llnterre7
oung ie ltattgeflnben babe, tpille er
nidt, ieoenfans babe iebt, lnnnittel-
bar Dor, Dem Befanntiperoen Der gfote
oes Yrdiioenten cine ioIde llidt itatt-
sefu16en.
Die @ener1le @ooo llllo Scott
lino Dor oas llnterfonlite oes Senats
fonlites fir allgemei1en Militdr-
oienlt porgelaben, Inn lire 8riiroe
a,15ugeben, lpurum iie bie Mobiliiie=
rltng fir lhleht nno mislungen err
flart Eaben.
Erdii0ent g9ilIon bat 0ie fiir5-
lid bonn aongreB paflierte Gin-
iuanoerungsbia, Die aud Jest ipieber
ben iogen. ,gilbungs Eeit" Hara-
grapben entbaIt, oesbalb gum 5tpei-
ten WsaIe NIT ieinem 8etn belegt
slnS bemielben @rllnoe ipiiroe Oie
8orlage ibon friiber bon BEN Erd=
lioenten Gait unb Glepelanb betiert.
3tpei 6obe geomte ser Staot
Senttle, Walb., Der Napor Sira:l
s. @ia ino Der Noli5ei Gbef Gbas
gedingbanl, iino Dor Dem Oortigeu
gnloesgeridt ipeeen Gerleellng Der
Brobibitionsgeiebe reip. Bette
dung angeflagt Die @aileriimpcl
bebanpten, ooB Die sfngefloeten ee-
gen cine entiprehelibe 9femunero-
tion beioe slugen bem ungeietlifen
Spiritlloien Gerfauf eegeniiber
5ugeoriift iunh oie @rilten5 Der
u8lino 9igers", ioipie bas Boot
lcggina" geitattet bitten. geioe 9e-
ante beitreiten Sic gegen iie erbo-
benen geihuloiplngen nno orin-
gen anf iofortigc Ero5cliicrrng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30
Sn Snare5
@aben Die &l11elt0ru11gen
iOrtgeOanert.
Hmerikaner uerbaftet.
Ginfau in 111erifo Don
Soften Ger Seliciitas.
Ser Qlmsmarib bcr Yers
ibing'ihen Srnppctt.


Die sHnheit1runaen in S,Snares
haben ae5tern nod anaehalten. Wse=
rifaniId,e 1yrouen liefen anf sic
8riife unS riefen Ben amerifaniidcm
solbateu uno SanitGtsbeamten
Sd,impfuorte sn, tuarfen amd syla-
Idlen 6iniiber, bnrd) bic siuei slmeri-
faner, ser Seraeant Bed mmb Der
2nllin,peftpr 5dntpler aetrpffen
nm mmnS leidn perlebt ipnroen. sSSn ser
StaSt smares banertc Der 2Grm an,
lis Sic I,enae bard, nterifaniidle aa-
pallerie aus chamber aeiaat iptr0c.
0ie,es Ginareifen id,eint bas Grgeb=
mis- einer 1fnterrebuna bes merifani-
idlen GonIulatsinipeftor Gareia, Der
Generals Toblo WonsaIes mno oes
9soliseidlefs in eSnares, Marimo Sor-
res. ae,peien al lein. 0arcia fat Ben
anSern beiSen Serren ppraeiteQt, baF
Sic ltnruhen mnbeoinat umterSradt
,ueroen miften mu0 tie baben per=
Iprpdleu. ihr Neltes sm tim, nm oies
fertio an briuaen. Sc Iollen iidl finf
IilIiitas nnter ser Wenae befun6en
fa6en. iueldle Sic Nnfhcber ipielten,
mnb oiele fiinf Iollen perbnitet iper-
hen. SDrres Iaate aud, es befGnoen
iif) eff amerifaniId)e a@ambIer" i'm
Nefansnis 81 Smares, he Ieien in
Ierbinonns nit ben &nbeitornngen
perbaftet iuorSen. Nenn SfraRen-
babnleirte iollen aitd) tn SMare5 bcr-
baftet iein unb es beikt, lie ieien
misbanSelt mnS bollitanSig aitsge=
pliinbert, ebe man tie in's GefGng-
mis- bradte. Brigade 0eneral Bel
bat erflart, er iuerbe ieinen SDloaten
nid)t efer gefeN geben, einSagretfen,
als bis CT upn ben itaStiId]en yebDr-
ben 81 Eaio's oasir anfgeTproert
luerOc. Seine Wad)en anf Der Britt
fe meroen aber Die Sanitatsbeamten
in Der Snrd)fiibrnng Der Ssitqranta=
mebelt1mn.ingen nnferlfneen. Stele
Gltaranfanebelftmmnngen loaen, me
ote Gi1arantanebeamfen lagen, ifrltf
onrd)genaDrf d lueroen. zen vs. Daoen oe-
reits ilber 2OO WeEtfaner IN Dem @
llenen Saoebans ote se'uitnld)fen Sa-
Der senonnten.
- Slms Brownsville iuirb semel-
set, 1870 angeblidw Mnbanger bon
Jelir 0ia5 inter Tiibrmns eines
Nopofaten, cbenfalls eincs alndt-
lings, ieien Spnntas nlorsen segen
2 ltbr an einem 8unfte, adtsebn
Meilen ipeitlidJ pOn 9fOma in Starr
Nonntg, ilber Den Nto Vranoe &C.
gan8en. Us ieten snDerlail1ee Nadt
rtd)ten oarnber IN yrDiDnsDtlt elii.
9etroffen. Stne fletne Nnsabl ioA
siuel Wteilen bon oem Fnntte, an oem
Der llcbergang iiber ben Jlnf fatiad)-
lid itattfaHe, Die Anfmertiamfelt Der
Garran5a Wad)en onrdJ Sf)iiiie AM
id, gesogen 5aben.
- Cine 0epeidk aus CT Haio
5aat, ben ab5iebenben YerIbins'idben
Srnppen folgten mngcfabr 100
cIr 4,&fsuna QRnr%tS Mfnerffnx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30

- @er feline yTol Sar" nidt be-
sahIt, fam bei feiner @abl in bic
fem Sahr ftimmen.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Advertised letter list of the Ketchi- kan, Alaska post office for week end ing September 22, 1917. All letters on the following list not claimed by Oc- tober will be forwarded to Dead Let ter Office. When requesting any of the following please say Advertised" A fee of one cent will be collected on each letter delivered
 Anderson, Conrad; Brown, Geo.; Chisholm, Colin; Cleveland, Wm.; Darlington, Ernest; Dileo, Louie; Fen ner, Chas.; Fieldsenu A.; Gum, Ben; Holten, Lars; Jacobsen, Carrie; John- son. Frank; Kimbraugh, Lewis; Kim, braugh, Wm. L.; Kroeger, Fred; Lain abolo, Salmon B.; Melee, Jean, (2); McGregor, Capt Albert; McGregory, Billy; Mael, Joe; Mandel, Vera, Mas, Jorgen; Olsen, Jan; Osgood, Otis; Os- man, Homer, Phrdy, Manuel; Ranta, Wm.; Reece, s. F.; Rudland, Henry; Santo, Chas.; Seymour, Jno.; Souza, Anton; Triller, J.; Wedberg, Herman; Wolf, Tony, Young, Howard.
 JAMES F. WARDER, Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
A CHANGE FOR SOME ONE

The U. S. Civil Service Commission announces that an examination for Mate will be held at Ketchikan, Alas ka, on October 27, 1917, to fill the pos ition of Mate on the Lighthouse Tend CT Fern, at salary of $12OO per annum with 10 per cent increase for the fis- cal year ending June 30, 1918. Appli- cants will be required to hold an Ocean, Coastwise, or Lake & Bay Li- cense Age limit 21 to 45 years for officers of lighthouse tenders.
 For application blanks and full in- formation, apply at once to Albert B. Edmonds, Board of Examiners, Light house Service, Ketchikan, Alaska, or Secretary, Eleventh Civil Service Dis trict, 3O3 Post Office Building, Seattle, Wash.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

tion 40S ct sea-, chapter three, title XII Creation of Legislative Assembly pro vded for,' compiled laws of Alaska shall govern primary elections in the Territory.
 United States Commissioners shall be governed in creation of voting pre- cincts, appointment of election off. cers and in their other duties pertain ing to election matters by the laws relating to general elections in Alaska, insofar as they may be applicable, and by Chapter AS, Alaska session laws, 1917.
 Incorporated towns shall be gov- erned in the creation of voting pre-. cincts, and in all other matters re- lating to primary elections by the laws relating to general elections in Alas ka, and by chapter AS, Alaska session laws, 1917.
 Notice of a primary election shall be given by publication in the same manner as at general elections.
 United States Commissioners shall enter their orders in regard to pri- mary elections in the same book as that used at general elections, and shall give the proper notice of such primary elections, and perform the other duties required of them by chapter two, title XI, of the compiled laws of Alaska, the general election laws of the Territory and by chapter 4s, Alaska session laws, 1917. 2 Notice of a primary election shall be given by publication in the same manner as at general elections.
 seUnited States Commissioners shall enter their orders in regard to pri- mary elections in the same book as that used at general elections, and shall give the proper notice of such primary elections as provided in cases of general lections and perform the other duties required of them by chap ter two, title XI, of the compiled laws of Alaska, the general election laws of the Territory and by chapter 4s, Alaska session laws, 1917.
 "One ballot-box shall be provided for each political party represented by ballots. (See Chapter AS, section II, Alaska session laws, 1917.)
 Members of election boards shall take the proper oaths of office and shall be governed by the same rules as in general elections, insofar as they may be applicable, and by chapter AS, Alaska session laws, 1917.
 Members of election boards should be careful to fill out all certificates re- quired by law.
 "The provisions as to duplicate returns in the general election laws shall apply to primary elections in solar as they are applicable, with the exception that the duplicate sets Of returns shall be mailed to the Secre- tary of Alaska, Juneau, Alaska, in- stead of the Governor of Alaska. If possible, such election returns should be registered.
 "The Clerks of Court count the bal lots"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
PRIMARY LAW ENACTEOBY THE
 LEGISLATURE
Material Provisions of The Primary Nomination
 Described

Beginning next year, the people will designate by their ballots all candi- dates for elective offices. The mater ial provisions of the primary nomina- ton law enacted by the last territor- ial legislature, are as follows:
 lection l. All candidates for the otiice of Delegate to Congress from Alaska, for the off,e of Attorney General for the Territory of Alaska, 3t for any other office created by Act of Congress or the Legislature of the Territory of Alaska, shall be nominat- ed by direct vote of the people.
 Section 2 Each person desiring to become candidate for election to such office shall, not less than sixty days before the date of the primary electioii file with the Clerk of the Dis trict Court for the judicial division in which that candidate resides, a de- claration of candidacy signed ac- knowledged and certified to be cer- tificate of five electors of the judicial division in which such candidate re- sides, and who are members of the political party to which such candi- date belongs and shall pay to said Clerk of the District Court the prop CT fee.
 Section 3 provides that the candi- date receiving the highest vote of his party in the primary for each office shall be the party nominee and have his name placed ofi the official ballot at the general election.
 Section 4 and the forms of declar- ation and other routine procedure.
 Section 6 fixes the date of the pri- mary election for the last Tuesday of April of each even numbered year.
 Section 7 provides that separate ballots shall be provided for the diff ferent political parties, and that the Australian system shall govern.
 The remaining sections govern the notices of election. supplies and print ing, conduct of election returns and canvass.
 Section 13 provides that leach can didate shall pay fee of one per cent of the annual salary for such office, but in no case shall such fee be more than $40," which shall go into a fund for payment of the expense of primary elections.
 The rules promulgated by Secretary | c. E. Davidson, governing the elect ion follows:
 ITO as great an extent as possible and whenever feasible, the provisions of Section 392, ct seq, Chapter Two Title XI. Election of Delegate to Con gress provided for,' Compiled Laws oi Alaska chapter twenty-five, An Act tc provide official ballots for elections in the Territory of Alaska Alaska ses sion laws, 1915; chapter forty eight TO provide for the holding of primary elections in the Territory of Alaska to fix the time and manner of holding the same, to prescribe the qualified tions of candidates to be nominated al such elections, and to designate thu manner of filing and authenticatinf their candidacy and for other purpos es,' Alaska session laws, 1917; sec
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE

RogueRiver Valley Stock Ranch, 160 acres-16 miles from Medford, Oregon. adjoining good free range for hogs and cattle-60 acres in cultiva tion.
 See c. D. Schell at Sunny Point Cannery-Ketchikan adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Launch White Plume" 50xl4x4. "A H. F.. One of the roomiest, best equipped cruisers in Alaska. Would make good carrier. For sale at less than half price-City Float-adv 3t.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

Having a span of BPS feet, the new bridge across the Tiser at Rome is the largest re-enforced concrete arch in the world.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

FOUND-Rowboat painted green outside, yellow end. Owner can have same by enquiring at Inman Boat House and paying for this ad.-adv I'm
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

Kansas produced and marketed B. 73S,O77 barrels of oil last year, nearly double the production of any previous year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25
RYUS DRUG co


WANTED-Gasoline Launch to 10 h. D., 30 to 35 feet long. Suitable for trolling or store tender. Cash for right boat. Con E. Giebel, Loring, Alaska-adv I'm
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

WANTED AT ONCE-Two women at the Ketchikan Steam Laundry Phone 24.-adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-25

FOR SALE-Trowling boat 26 feet long, h. p. Gift Engine at City Float adv. 2t.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-03-03
DEATH OF FORMER SENATOR
 WHO WAS WICK'S FRIEND

Former United States Senator Addison c, Foster, who died at Tacoma on January l6, at the age of 79, was heavily interested in the lumber business of Minnesota and the state of Washington for more than half century More than 8 quarter of century ago he went to Tacoma and with Chauncey Griggs organized the St, Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company, erecting large modern mills in that city. Griggs was president and Foster treasurer of the company, which prospered. He was elected United States senator as Republican in 1899 and served six years. Griggs, his closest business as sociate was several times Democratic can didate for United State senator. Senator Foster left large estate, mostly situated Tn the state of Washington. He was one Of the most popular business men in the state.
 It was for hie activity as a member of the state house of representatives in secur- ing the election of Senator Foster that the latter secured the appointment of Judge James Wickersham, present Alaska delegate to congress, as United States district judge in this territory, says the Juneau Empire. At the same time A. R. Heilig, who was also member of the state house of repre- sentatives from Tacoma, was appointed clerk of the district court at Fairbanks under Judge Wickersham The latter IS now ] practicing lawyer at Fairbanks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-03-03
WOLVERINE COMMITS SUICIDE

The following incident IS related in the Dawson News by Edward S. CIode, writing from "Woodcutters Camp, Little Twelve mile klondke River:
 "A curious accident happened on the Lit tie Twelvemile, on the Klondike river, about four miles above the hay ranch. The story will surprise many trapper and hunter, It is that of the action of wolverine. It appears 8 woodchopper who is well known was over his trap line when wolverine ap- peared at the cabin and, finding no one around, started to hunt around. The first thing he found was sack and half of flour. This not being up to his taste he threw it all over the place Then he found few dishes, and threw them into the fire. Not being satisfied with that, he took down rifle which was loaded and put it into the fire stock first and left it until 1t was red hot and then 1t exploded. An, this was the fatal act-it killed the foolish Mir. Vol verine. When the woodchopper appeared he found everything, even the bunk, GOV cred with flour, sourdough and pea soup. In fact, it was in frightful state, and everything was ruined even to the heels of the socks. The man of the cabin, on in vestigation, returned verdict that the ani- maj met his death by putting the rife into the fire and staying in front of 1t until 1t exploded. When skinned the wolverine was found to be shot through the heart The skin measured four feet seven and three quarters inches"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-03-03
"RiIl" McPhee and Prohibition

"ColoneT William H. McPhee past grand president of the Pioneers of Alaska, and the oldest saloon man in Fairbanks and the Interior both in age and from the point of number of years in the business has an nounced his forthcoming retirement. Mir, McPhee, who Is the proprietor of the Wash ington saloon, will probably be the first man to quit business because of the prohibition law He could renew his license and con tinue until the first day of January, 1918, but he has definitely decided not to do SO. To the Citizen he said: The dry law is the best thing that ever could have hap pened for the saloon men of Fairbanks. There are and always have been too many saloons here All of the saloon men have been hanging on for years by the skin of their teeth, payin' their thousand dollars to the government for the privilege of doing business and making nothing. The rest of them can have my share of the business after May 24. I'm going to quit"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-03-03

the open boat was lifted on the submarines deck To this feat Captain Wilsgaard re- moves bis hat, as did Captain Chris Folke- daI of the knut Hilda, who told him of it.
 Captain Wilsgaard has just returned to Seattle from Europe. During his stay he commanded Norwegian frelghter Tn coast wise trade, and it was while he was lying to at Nardo that the submarine brought the crew of the knut Hilda near shore.
 "I spoke the same submarine, said Captain Wilsgaard at the Stevens hotel The commander, whose name l have forgotten told me he could just as well torpedo me as my boat lay at Vardo as he could out side. l replied that he couldn't do it within the three mile limit. As it resulted, l got away under cover of a snoWstorm, made detour forty miles to sea- and eluded him entirely
 Captain Wilsgaard's recent travels have taken him 2s,0OO miles Eight months ago he went with his family to England and Norway. His shipping interests took him l,2OO miles into Russia In Russia, AS well as in Norway and Sweden, he found food very high, and paid ruble, or 75 cents, for bottle of beer
 "'Both Norway and Sweden are very crowded he said. Many Frenchmen and Russians have taken refuge there. Just be- fore l left 1 paid IS crowns. or about S4, for the privilege of sleeping in bathtub at 8 Norwegian hotel
 Captain Wilsgaard formerly ran vessels in the Alaska coastwise trade
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-03-03
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To E. Vent, E. Crompton and C. Smith, their
 heirs, administrators and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended In money, labor and Improvements during eacn of the years 1909, 1910, 1911, t9t2, 1913, 1914, 1915 and t9t6 the sum of one hun dred dollars (St00} upoh placer mining claim known as the Last Chance Associa- ton. at mouth Of and on Cane creek, tributary Of Ennoko river, in the lnnoko mining and recording district. territory of Alaska m order 10 hold said claim under the provisions of the law respecting annual labor on mining claims.
 And If within ninety days after the last publication of this notice you. or either Of you, fail or refuse to pay your proportion of such expenditure your interest In said claim will become the property Of the un- dersigned co-OWner according to the pro- visions of section 2325, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 ARTHUR VALENTINE.
 First publication, Dec. 9, 1916.
 Last publication. March 10. t9t7.