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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-02
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In Hands Of Government
TO the President.

10 ine IFeSlucnl.
lu response 10 the resolution ad-
opted by The United States senate on
March T. 1917, requesting that body
be furnished. If not Incompatible with
the public interest whatever inform
alton you have concerning the note
published in the press of this date
purporting to have been sent Jan
H. laiI, by the German secretary for
foreign affairs to the German min
ister to Mexico, have the honor to
state that the government is in pos
session Of evidence which establish
es the fact that the note referred to
Is authentic and that It is in the pos
session of the government of the
United States and that the evidence
was procured by this government
during the present week; but that it
is in my opinion, Incompatible with
the public interest to send to the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-02

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
GOODYEAR MUTE TEAM
POPULAR IN AKRON, O.

One of the most popular football
teams of Northeastern Ohio is the
deaf mute team of the Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Company Of Akron, known
as the Goodyear "Silents." Their
ability as football artists, coupled
with the novelty of the team itself,
has caused them to receive offers
from many other teams scattered
throughout the state. number of
the "silents" have played with Mute
college teams and are gridiron vet
Grams. Their classy work would at
tract attention even were they with
out the natural handicap they labor
under.
During the baseball season that
has just passed the Goodyear mutes
proved that a lack of speech and
hearing is no more of a barrier in
baseball than it is in football, for in
their league they won the Akron city
championship for class B baseball.
The company has about 200 mutes in
its employ, whose skill as workmen
is equal to that of any other class of
workmen at the plant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
WHO SAYS BUSINESS ISN'T GOOD?
By j. k. McAlpine

by counting Hudsons as they pass
you in the street. Do these sales re.
ports sustain single argument that
times are not prosperous or that there
will be an oVerSupply of automobiles
in the months to come? There is
just one thing to look out for, Mr..
Prospective Automobile Buyer, and
that is the fact that the price of all
cars will go higher. You will save
money if you buy now. :-..
Let Us Follow Suit u
1t is undoubtedly safe to say that
at no other place in the Unite. States
has the motoring public been put to
such downright inconvenience and
positively unfair taxation as has the
Honolulu automobile owner. Complain
ing about the present tax laws VIII
not remedy the existing conditions III
the least. Here however is offered a
possible solution to both our tax
troubles and our good roads prob
lem.
Illinois plans to build 1000 miles of
hard surface roads. The most inter-
esting feature of this project is the
method proposed for raising the
money. At present the license fec
for cars ranges from SO for 10 horse
power or less to. sic for 50 horse
power. Next year it is proposed to
increase the taxes so that the limits
will be $3.50 to $40 and in 1920 they
will be increased to Sc and $25 The
present motorcycle fee Of 81 will be
increased to So in 1918 and 81 in
1920. The fee for electric vehicles up
to 20 tons capacity is now 50; this
will be increased to $40 next year
and $12 in 1920. Electric vehicles OF
over 20 tons pay double these fees in
1920, when the license will be SIS.
Then bonds will be issued to be paid
off the proceeds of automobile taxes
exclusively. BY this plan the good
roads may be built Immediately with
assurances of a sufficient amount of
principal and interest, to pay
off the Indebtedness. Why not have
good roads here and make Hawaii
TRULY the Paradise of the Pacific?"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
RUBBER FOR TIRES NOW
SENT ACROSS PACIFIC

Before the war American rubber
manufacturers were able to get crude
rubber only through London, for Eng
land has always demanded that all
rubber from the far eastern rubber
plantations, which she controls, should
be distributed from that city. But
since the closing of the Suez Canal to
merchant trade, as far as American
shipping is concerned, all rubber des-
tined for America has come across the
Pacific ocean to our western ports
The Importance of this trade to these
ports is shown in the 100000 worth
of crude rubber business handled at
Seattle, Wash. during the month of
August.
Recently the largest shipment of
crude rubber ever consigned to an
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

UNFORTUNATELY the business
/ Imam who talks pessimism, who
0can't see the great market that sur
rounds him on all sides, still exists.
But his trouble is really local, it's
generally case of half heartedness.
He needs little real enthusiasm to
drive away the glooms. There never
was such general prosperity. The
bank cIearings for August, for ex-
ample, were 25,099, 100000, as COM
pared with $19,S15,000,90O a year age.
Dividends in September, things we
hear little about in hard times, totaled
$S7, 000,0 900 as compared with $76,000,'
600 year ago. In every district and
locality prosperity is greater. To bring
the comparison home to Honolulans
locally, what business man in Homo.
lulu will say he would rather have
his last years total business than his
present business this year? In All
lines factories are speeding up, farm
ers are selling their share of the ire
mendous crop yield tthis year the
total value of all crops will amount
to 15,0O0, 000,000), while the total
population of the United States has
gained nearly 100000 within the
last year, money per capita in circu.
lation is $3.50 per person as COM
pared with $39.59 a year ago. +
Money in Circulation %."
Money is in circulation now. The
farmer has it, the manufacturer has
it; the merchant has it. Everyone who
is on the job and doing his bit either
has or is getting his share. Yet with
all these reports of wealth and
greater prosperity the average ipdi-
vidual wants more concrete evidence
that business is good By way of ex.
ample, here are the figures of the
retail sales made in September by a
few distributors or hudson Super-Six
automobiles: New York dealer sold
135 cars, or nearly 100000 worth;
Des Moines, Iowa, sold 105 cars;
Philadelphia, 112; Kansas City, SO;
San Francisco, 50; Salt Lake City.
"a; Lincoln, Neb., 20: Washington
City, %; Detroit, 67, and Pittsburg
AZ. We are not going to tell you how
many were sold in Honolulu during
this period but you will get fair idea
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
AM IMPROVED 0UlNIAE
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEAD

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect,
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE will be found
better than ordinary ouinine. Does not cause
nervousness, nor ringing In the head. Re
member, there is only one "Bromo Quinine.
The SIGNATURE of z ". Grove Is on each boz
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

When USING the self-starter be sure
that the spark is retarded, as back
kick may wreck the mechanism. This
is not necessary If the car is equipped
with a magnetic, as the engine starts
best when magnetic spark is advanced,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

There are as many ways of filling
grease cups as there are motor car
owners. One is to take the cup and
scrape it along through the grease.
trusting to chance to get enough in it
to give the proper lubricattng quail
ties. This is not the best method. To
begin with. in filling grease cups, the
first thing to do is to wipe off all dirt
that may be present before removing
the cups from the car; this is to
prevent grit getting into the grease,
which it will do otherwise. For filling
the cups an old table knife makes an
admirable instrument. and saves one
getting into a mess. 1t Is a good idea
to take off the cups singly, full each
and return to its place before remov-
ing the next. In this way there will
be no danger of their getting mixed
and the screw threads ruined by fore
ing them on when they do not ex-
actly fit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

One of the causes Of an engine miss
ing explosion, which is sometimes very
mysterious, may be water in the esrbu-
rotor. II you have eliminated all 9th.
er causes of skipping, try draining the
carburetoE If some is caught in the
hand, the water will be repealed by
the gasoline and form globules.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

WELLS offer perhaps the fewest no.
W yelties of any of the feminine
frailties There is heavy octa.
gonal heavy mesh veil with "a wide
shadow border that is new and will
appeal to the women who affect the
big square wells which do not need
to be pinned in place. Tan, in the
different shades, is the favorite,
though a few white ones are chosen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
HELPFUL HINT
TO MOTORISTS
OF HONOLULU

Every time YOU change a wire wheel
pu, grease on the metal surfaces of
wheel spindle where the hub touches
it. If this is not done the wheel will
rust and stick to the spindle, and it
will be extremely difficult to separ-
ate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
.FADS AND FANCIES
FOR THE M0T0RIST

HATS are as varied as are the coats
III One novelty is a soft, oddly
- stitched felt with soft double
brim that may be bent to any angle,
The colors are ideal and the. hat is
very comfortable for touring use.
There are soft and stiff brimmed We.
lous, two-tone corded satin hats fin
ished with ribbon rosettes and light as
feather, satin and velvet helmets
with attached wells and close ribbon
hats that fit the heal and take close
veil comfortably. Never before has
there been such choice of really SEN
sible millinery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

the Pacific Ohio This shipment
Tire $3,000O00
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

OOUNG girls are true to. the scarf
and hat sets of last year, and a
= number of new ones show odd
fancies. One OF, black velvet, has a
band of, deep blue Shetland wool at
the side, while groups of little pink
worsted flowers are embroidered along
the velvet length and adorn the vel.
vet border of the toque-shaped hat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10

II ARREST BAGS are tie newest
IL among war work bags. They are
the very full bags, gathered onto
Loops and rings and decorated with
punches of satin fruits in natural col
ors. The bags are in plain or bro
eaded silks, against which the satin
flowers are very effective. One odd
one is made Of black brocade, with
silver and gold fruits and leaves,
drawn at the top with silver and gold
cords. Long silver and gold tassels
finished the garniture.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

10 pilegen oieie Den Sumor. Die
Iufgabc ieoer beutigen arieasSei'
tun8 erldeiut eS, nit Slnlor iiber
Die StunOe binluegsubelien. Die
ShllBengraben . 3eitllngell limo ole
llltig. uno mas nod piel beircmo'
llder iii, lie lilo meIltens bon elmer
- man peroelbe mir 6as ullgeluouit
@ortipiel - entluafinenoen Sarm,
loligfeit.
@or tur5em bat Die iran36liib,
militariide 9udbunolung @erge,
2eprault cine bibihe uto luItig'
Intologie Der Sront5eitungen Der
a%llsgegeben. Is gibt Dcute mebr als
icd)5i8 Sdiitcngraben 3eitunger
in Sranfreib. go grotcsfe, barode,
croai9e Nan1en iie baben, Der Con
tit fait liberal Der oleife. gs lit DER
Con Der gutnliltigen 5r0bIibfeit,
oes Spabrs, Der iid Iad)cno aui
belize Sd)enfel idlagt. 0as lit um 10
midtigcr fcit5uitellcll, oils Der Wit,
Ger ans Den &arifatllrcu oeS @elt.
frieges lpridt, al blutiger, baber.
FILTER @eiinnlung, all Gsenoem
SoDne, al luilber Sbdrie ieincSglci.
den in Der @eididte oes Spottlicoes
iudt. @bcr Die in Den Sdiiscnara.
ben laden anoerS alS Die oabeim.
Is flut ibnen nid)t Elm, Den Seilo,
oeiicn Sapferfcit iie f%erierl, gu Der.
,nglinpfen oocr 5l o%erbobncn. 9as
bemertt audi a%lsorudlid y. albin
in ieiner Gorreoe. NatTrIid ladt
Der Boilu i'm Sdi;sergrabcn iiber
Den god)e GA briibe.. Mber ~oieics
Baden iebt Die arlft nno Die Gap.
~ferfcit oeS Seinoes, tpetir beioe in
erideimlng ~treter, ourtalts nidt
berab. 0ieics 2aden miin3t cine
HieoerIage nidt in einen Sieg linn.
Gs fennt iebr gut bie @r0Be DER
Iufsabe, Die Der Sran5oie 5u erfiil.
len bat. IS lit nid)t c%rflilnger, nIS
antfuerpen uno ellie fielen. IS bot
nod %nien1als eircn flugen Hiid5ug
als @orriiden geoeutet. So, es mub
einmal geiagt lpcroen: an Der 5ront
berrldt ein Sinn fir Die 8irfIidJ.
felt, bon Dem mir armes goIf i'm
Sutherland Iernen iouten. Die Sdiit.
5engrabenpreiie lit bon Seiterfcit,
ober oieie Scitcrfe:t lit fem hummer
Sptimismlls. @enn iie nit Srcuoe
leocn SdIag unteritrei6t, ben Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Sranzuaiarhe srhiitzengrahrnzeit1ugeu.
Son 8uooIf 2otbar.

Die eriten 3eitunsel, Die aber.
baiipt oas Sidt Der @eIt erbIidten,
iparen &rlcgs5eitunger, ,paren file.
9eloe glatter, Die ole &unSe BON
Sdlatten unO Siegcn Der @eIt nit.
tellten. Ser erite @eg, Den Die Bel.
tlirg mad)te, mar Der @es bon Der
Sront ins Sutherland. 9wiidcr
Srief nno aunomaduns Itebeno,
tuar Ole 3eitlng balb Tannpblet uno
balb Sibtung. llno 70 iebr iie lid
alldy enttpidelt baben mag, Die gier.
ltalen ibrer eriten Sugeno baiten
Ibr lnllHer nod at. Sic lit, bon Der
Setnif aufs b0dite ans9ebiIoct, bas
%ieltiamite aunitluerf seluoroen, oas
es gibt: Sn ibren beitcn uno mid.
tighten SeiIen INNER nod oas, mas
ite IN ibren primitipiten ani1naeu
mar, Mitteilung mo &1momad,una,
Fanlpblet uno Sittrmg.
Die i~liesenoen glGtter, Die lest
BON Der Sront oils &urioIit1ten fir
SammIer ills Sutherland fommen,
erlnnern in ibrer primitipen gus.
ltattrntg al Die eriten &rieas3eitun.
gen. gbcr paren iere blutig ernit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

orniaes Selta, Die orei Sauptarme
fiibren Die Namen &ilia, Snlina ullo
ct. @eorg ODER ~Gbeoriae. aullaal9
1T, baB anideineno IN elmer redt
ipdten Beriooe Der grogeididte ilt)
Ser unmittelbare Iusflnb Oes gro
zen Stromes an Dem 9nie oes Jtal'
ma.Gernapooa peritopft bat. Mber
,penu beute ni9t Wenibenbano Die
0atlr auiSGun,te, miiroen Die lebcn'
ben @eidIedter pielleidt iber tura
ober lana cine Neuauilase lenes er'
eionilies erleben. 9enn aud ore &C.
aeniuartisem ausfliiiie iino belta'1o1s
BON gefabren Der @eritlidnng be-
Srobt, uno cine sereselte @allerplrt'
ihoft m,B unablGiiig iiber Den gu
itanoen ibres Sabrwoiiers 8ade
bolten. Der ein5ise befrieoigeno in
itauo sebaltene arm lit Der mlttlere,
NIT Dem @iinoungSbafen Sllll'la
aIeidnamiae. Sier idiiscn olpet IN
Sas Ieer binausgebenoe Oamr1e
BON 1912 uno 915 Wetern Dor Den
aefiirdtetem stiirmen oes Ront,ls:
Dieie @aiIeritrabe bot ourd9 DIE aitf
lire &eselllng %perluanote &1lnlt Dol
liza ben Gbarafter zines Sdiffabrts'
fanals angenommer,, oeiien 2ange
BON S2h ailom. an ben Don Suea
or;rrprf Sip &iIia. Der u0r0lide
arm, perrGt i6on burh ibren gro
beren 8aiierreidtum, ipie Die Nel.
9ung oes Stromes, ii6 iein Sett
tpeiter noroli6 au iu6en, fortoauert.
Iber MuBlano bat audi g%egentpartlg,
80 Sabre nad Der 8ieOererluerbung
oieier Sabrrinne, Die Elane ibres
beiieren Iusbal,es nitt perlpirflidt.
ct. @eorg lit fir sroBere Sdiffe
ourd Die gerinse @aIiertieie pot Der
Sperrbarre an Der WiinOung emit.
ipeilen unbraubbar (nur ~ Wctcr,
u6eripGrts aber bis 81 10).
DDS 9eltalaro, peldes $500
Nuaoratfilometcr umfaBt, biloet
elfle Su.tpflptlonts, Delde mt Dre1
Meter bobem SdJilie betpadien unO
alber bon Seep6geln iogar bon 8ol.
ien uno 9iiifeln tepolfert if. Sir
friegeriibe llnternebmungen gr0Be.
ren Stills erideint iie menig braud).
bar. aleranoer Der @robe bat oieier
rSniel" in ieinem eriten &egie.
runssjabre, in Dem er Den SeloSue
iiber Den 9aIfan madte, einen BE.
Judi abseitattet. 9ie friegeriiden
llnternebmunaen ser Heuoeit iinb
INNER ideu an bieier gde poriiber.
gegangen, bon Der ood Der nddite
@eg nad benz besebrten 8onitanti.
nopel fiibrt. gs erideint pie cine
Irt @erbansnis, oaB eerabe @ieien. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Ser sufricoene 2anbitarmmann.

Ianu, nanu?
Sd puB' meme S6ub' IS
Wie fonrm' i1 ba5ul
9as bab' i6 'friiber bod nie setani
Sereauf unb ber9ab 8ebt Die 2ebens'
balm.
SIM @runetpalb mar i6 eln Miuiondr,
Sest bin ib SoIpat uuo ionlt ipeiier
ni6ts mebr,
Subu, bubul
Sd pub' meme Shub'.
limb bic anbern Solbaten, bic iagsu
mir mbu"l
8 S6red, o ShredI
@as fIebt ba fir n &redl
llub bob gebt er meg;
Sdtt' ME 9ebadt. bab i'd. ;oipas fam.
Sa ia, Der &rieg eroiebt ieinen Rannl
Balls bab' id Die rehtc @%eipnnotleit
erreidt,
limb ipenn mans crit ralts tat, bann
gebt's gang leidt.
SIM Nu, I'M Ru,
Yub' ib meine S6ub'
l1nb Die bonn GERM SeIbtpebeI alid
nod ba5r.
q .ftap Sohitetter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

6eino empfing, 10 pereibt iie au&
nidt Die Sdlage, Die Der Seinb aus.
teiIt. an Der SrOnt eibt es feinen
Sdminbel 80"
Sieie S6iisengrabenoeitungen be.
lteben aus 8ers uno Broia. Ger
luiti9e gers iibertpiegt. Die 3citun.
gen, i'm tleinen unb fleiniten Sor.
mat, iino gepobnlid MIR bier Sci.
ten fart unO peroen meiitens auto.
srapbiid pcrpielfaltigt. Wand)e
iperoen alld 9eorudt, balo in einer
Staot biilter Ser Sront. balS in ga.
rig. Salt ale iino inuitriert. Die
S~erausgeber iinO nidt MIR 9iIet.
ianten, man finbet unter Den Gbeis
uno M~itarbeitern audi biele 2eiite
pom sud, 3eihner. 0idter. Mont.
martre.S anger uiu. Mande 0lGt.
ter baben cine gang feline allfIase.
mmde brin9en es aud bis az
10000 Bis $4,000 gremplaren.
Nile 9latter iperoen bonn Niniite.
rillm bes aelibern unb bon Der ga.
riicr StabtbibIiotbef geiammeIt.
Die Strait Der @ite perliert iid
ireilid idon beoenfIid auf DEM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

@eg bonn flie9enOen @latt ms Bud.
gBeun MN gar Der Staub Der Sabre
ilber Den Sammlungen Iieaen tpirb,
Cam miro Der Siitorifer Der Sis-
fnnit, Der an Der &ano bieier Sci.
iungen ole BiphologIe oes Soloaten
in 8eltfrie9e miro itloiereu mol.
len, ben Wiunb faum mebr az einem
S1deln uer5lcben. SIT alio aud Die
aoIlcftion als Sammlung bon 8is
uno Sunlor ourdauS nid)t berpor.
ragenO, 10 bietet Tie in anoerer 9e.
alebnn9 elm ungemein 9roBes Sn.
~terelie. Sic 1T cine Sunoarube fir
ocn Sprafiorider.
Son allen aulturipraden lit Die
iran8oiiide oieienige, Die iit ana
belten 81 bereidern peritebt, uno
5lpar oaOnrd, oab sic @orte DEG
Gr9ot, oes &otipelib Der cinSetneu
Bernie, Der nlcberel. Sdidten, Scr
@ororte III Die beiieren areiie aui.
ltcigen, bis lie enolid) iaIoniGbig
lpesben unb bon Der gfaoenie Die
Caution erbalten. IS gibt cine TN.
dabl 8orte. Die nod Dor einiacn
Sabren ni,r bon gpaden gebraudt
lultroer, nno ole man ilur aui Gem
Montmartre b0ren fonllte ino Die
berte in Den 8erfen ser eriten
StrIitlteLcr finbet. s0n bieier @e.
3iebrng lit Die oeutide Sdrift-
iprad)c oicl 5uriidbaItenoer uno pteI
abaeidloiiener. Gas Sinaufiteisen
Ger 8orte ben unten lia6 oben lit
i'm 9elltiden iebr ielten. SargoH.
mo grgotiporte tpcroen INNER aIs
iold)e cmpiunocn. 0urum lit AUDI
DER Ganpf 9egen Sremoporte IN
5ranfreld fauin mOglid. @enn Der
6ran5oie elm Srembmort bralidt 70
lIiimiliert or es. SIM Seutiden aber
tr1gt oas Sremoport, aud ipenr, es
loh 10 lcbr unb nod 10 Iange in
Gerwenoung Itebt. INNER nod ieiM
tremoIGnoiides @etpano, bas es aIs
slnoringling fcnn3eitnct. Ser
fricg bat nun cine pabre Stnrmi.
Int bon ar9otfp0rtern aus Der
Sicfe ans 2iflt geidafft nn6 bat
leue @orte geprdst. grtaismen,
Gnait bergeiiene 8orte aus Dem
5. unb t6. Sabrbumoert, tard,en
aitf, gropin5ialiSmen MAIDEN
ib brett, gang neue @orte tper6en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

Den 8riten 1T allies, mas
ou9 nur int entferntsiten an etipas
SeutIdes erinnert, rerbd6tis. Dos
bat Srib @erber, aIs er auf einem
itaIieniiden Sampfer mad Netp gort
fubr, erfabren miiiien. Sas Sdiff
ipuroe in Gibraltar burdIudt. Ger
Der in Elm fdorfes areuaperbDr se<
rommen, unb es bauerte bier Gtun=
ben, ebe iid bic dnsitli9en 8riten
bopon iiberaeust batten. baB er elm
barmloies nametitunii6ss Subiett"
mar, bas als GrSerperte in ben Wits
temddten unb 9riedenlanb einaes
fauft batte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

8pn einem feItenen u NJ
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

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The Cordova daily times., 1917-04-07
COMMISSION SECURES COAL UNIT.

The government has reserved for the of the Alaskan engineering commission the coal deposits embraced within the limits of leasing unit Mo- 2 of the Maanuska coal field accord to information received from Washington by the Anchorage office of the commission
 This unit is located in Chickaoon river valley mainly north and west of the stream and less than mile from the Mat anuska river number of coal beds oucrop along Chckaoon river the unit and constitute the best coal showngs far discovered in the Matanuska field Some of the coal crushed and folded and in places nted by gneous rocks but cem cay the best yet found in the district The beds dip steep yamost verticay-o the north but the dip apparently fattens westward
 In 1914 eight hundred tons of coal from this unit taken for testing purposes by the United States The ayss showed the product to be emibtumnous character The laboratory tests published docu men Mo- 26 sixty fourth congress- first session of 915 gave the following results:
 Sample No Total moisture, 2.58 volatile combustibe 9l4 fixed carbon 6746; ash 082 sulphur 57; dry ing, 1.6.
 Sample Mo- 2-Total moisture, 90; volatile combustion 96 fixed carbon 7460 ash 49O sulphur 6O eaories 826O British thermal units 14,888
 Excellent facilities for transporting coal from this unit to dewaer will be available when the Matanuska branch line of the government railroad reaches the unit this year. The rail road operating trains present King the end of steel which approximately 13 miles distant from the site of the proposed commission mines in this reserved coal unit
The Cordova daily times., 1917-04-07

Self-imposed censorship has made America beauful land of somewhere
The Cordova daily times., 1917-04-07

When Ordering Job Work Don't Think It is Your Duty to Build Up Concerns In the States, But Give The People Who Are Payino Wages and Spending Their Money In cordoVa a Chance to Live.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-04-07
E. F. MEDLEY.

E. F. MEDLEY. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Room Adams Block coRDovA, ALASKA