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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Maringer, Elm @rirnoitiid ON Del
G'6aIlon Gperie uno g,opIor Str. In
@eleuue an 6. aeefer. 81 S2590.
Pie ct. Sobannes 2utberiids
Stride in SiIper Grope Bot fir ooi
@eibnattsfeIt einen pereiiiigten sSeit
gottesbienit fir Die SountneSihuIe,
2utber aeague iIiib Die @eneitibe or.
rangirt. 9os reihbaItiee grogrninm
entb6It cine porsiislihe slusipabI bon
@eiGngen unS Setlomntioneii.
- Tie @nnpngne fir bic @eipin.
rltng neuer Mitelie6er fir bos Siotbe
areii, bot bereits iiber 1000 @iteIie.
Der eeiifert.
= 6rau Sattie I6el, bon go. Gil
gutnam Strabe. oie g8ittipe bes 3obn
gbel, lit i'm 4lter bon 33 s5nbrerl ge.
itorben.
Ser Gbouffair ssSoiepb aoin irtb
Gertrude 9oipfins, gelbe. bon Gtnein.
natl ipur6en eeiteru, ipeItige Wtirlifen
nadp Mitternadt, our6 ben 5riebens.
rihter @eroins getrniit. Sas Paar
ipra6 ben @uuih mis, bab Die Sci.
rath in ben 2ettiingen pnbl5irs
per0e.
- Sic bieiige SofibliIe lit bic
critic i'm Stonte, in peIher cine Sii'
nior giotbe areiis geieait)aft organi.
iirt purSe. Oie Gdiiler iinb S6ii.
Ierinnen arbeiten In Der @erfitdtte
bon 9 llbr geadmittngs Bis 5 libr
9lbenos unb 5fpar beftebt ibre geitdf'
tiguns borin. boberne Sd,adtelri sur
8eri6ifung BON Stpeaters ino nhn'
Iiden artifeIn arpufcrtigen. Mitelie.
Der. tpelhe Der Organization beitreten,
miiIien lid, berpflihteu, tp1brenS Ell.
neg Ssobres ibre Sieuite Der. @eien
itaft 5u ipiomeil.
- Tapor 2ibingTtou bat bic Bolt.
sei informirt, oarauf gu ieben bal, Die
SrSinans. peIde Die Heinisuns Der
geitenipcge beitinult, itritt bnrd)ge'
fiibrt pirb. 9erfoner. tuelhe bierfiir
neranttportIi6 iiito iltO bies urlterlai'
len, ioaen perbaftet tDeroei.
- Srm $. SpnFn bon Sort sbo.
mas arrangirte in itrem Seim an Der
Ssnbiana apenue cine llnterboltling
In 8erbinbune nit eiuem 2iinfeon.
BON oen 5qbIreiden GditerJ pelfe er.
TdJienen tpareiL ifnb fSolgenoe befon.
oers Su eripdbnen: fyruu 2ouis 9ni'
ier, Srou Clarence Cobb, 5rnu Gel
mo- 8of)s, Srau 2ouis Stneioer.
srau Ssoi. Reper, sSruu y. @t. Sto.
.en, ssrau Gmma SdIeitfer. 6rmi VI.
5. edart. 5rau 8. 6. @iieHinritb II.
frau alma Sainbod.
- Trou aittie @mitb. bon SO.
314 @eft 3. Strabe, erin6te geitern
,is QoIisei, BEN aufsRtbnIt tbrer 17'
dbria.n Softer qlnnn Smitb 81 ers
Sn elmer glots, ipelde oas
usb6en suriitlisb, fdrie5 bic To9lsr,
BOB Fl. TsippOrt unb Cincinnati ntiiSs
lei unt in 9aptnn obsr giron cine
SeIbdftisune Iu4sr ptrbe. Die po'
issi ien.r Gtd6ts fuurbs pon BEN Der'
@tpinben Ses Tldb4ens benn4ri4'
ist.
- sSruu angsIine syrourbOIb. bic
yottin bes sobn 15romborS BON Der
2. unb potterTuu Strnbe. furb gs'
lern i'm alter bon 70 Sohrsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Jmldnbifd)e Na@riaten.

- Ger fetteite arIer
Dus GifHereinult Der Ser.
Staaten TIT 81 Der aniid,t gelangt, onf,
ai4 Der fIeine Slid, ipeIhen Die
@iiienid)aft iinter bem Qaulen Gu.
lahou- fennt, piel mebr oils Wab.
riingsmittel berlutt iperben ioate, aIs
es bis iett bem fiiheiien6eH Yubii.
fun beIiebt bot. SIR einen Heinereu
sreis 2iebbn6er in nIIierifaniiden
Pa5ifif. .Gegenoen lit bic Bortrefflih.
felt bieies Slides I6ngit nid)ts ne,ies
mebr; an6erspdrts nber euIpfiehIt es
fid ipobi, befoit6ers aiif ibu nifutert.
Jam sii MADDEN. g8erru Der GuIad,on.
Slid Bel gutter Geiimobeit uub ionit
in giinitiger gerfaiiuna lit, 10 Ut er
tpabrifeinlidb peroniIid,, nii6 er bat
eiren aiisge5eidJneten @eihmaf. mel.
der nod an nleiiten an oenienigen
bonn geipobnIi9en Clint ober Gmelt
erinuert. Ssn Der Ebdt ipir6 er IN
|nianfen rorofpeiilideu goIfsfreiien
Der columbia &iner SmeIt" &c.
nannt. Gomeit man tpeib, fonnlf er
nirgerio anbers nor ais IN Bn5ifif.
siiiienregionen. esn ingebeuren Men.
gen fcmHrt Der Slid iebcs Sabr in
bem beinsten 5luB 5irn 2aifen Der
mif; aber l1nae oaiiert bic Serrlidl.
felt nidt; ieOer Giid,5us laidt uur
einHnL irio banu itcrbeH Die 2hiere
ab.
Sibifder SiIfsfonbs
ereiht$5s 900, 600. Wlii bem
seitedten 3isl bon $5,00O.0O0 bot
Die aanlpogne fir Den iiibifhen
aricgsbiIis.6 .6onos ihren AbihlMb ee-
fiinben. Ter goriiber ssaeob g. Sd,ifi
CAB i'm Rep Dorfer Snuptauartier IN
SO. 10 Beit A. StrGbe Dor elmer
eutbuiinitiid9en geriamnlluns bic &c.
iaTuIten eingegnngeneil 9eitrage iiIo
8eidmnieen nit S4, 4,957.S15 an uHb :
fiiete onnn riibig biiisu: sd iDeros
ben Meit beiiteaern." Ter 8eiina. mel.
der oieien Borten ioIgte, bnfte iidD
faum eelegt, aIB uerIdiie6ene ipeitere
9eitrige in Siininien BON $1,000 bis
su meiligen golors befnnnt geseben
iplroen. Gie 3eidniing oes gnuen
siieieirfonbs bon $i0.000,00O. oeiicn
slufbrinellng letten ariibinbr in sln.
griff oenoninlefl ipuror, if bauIit 5iIr
3bafi1he eeiporoef, iin6 man ihidt
lid, id3on an. bic Summe i'm nddften
Sabre auf S25,0O0.000 su iteiaern.
Ter groBte GiiiSeIbetrne Enm pom
Germ Sacob 8. Shifi, ipeIder gum
Beginn Der anmpngue 5000 600 geld.
rete, bosu fcnrrnen rsilifnlebr beifere
$4,000, ioonb Der @uiifier Die fiirit.
iide Sumne bon $242, 900 eeiiiitet
bot. Hnthnn .Strnits. lpeIfer bereifs
friiber $30. 900 aeJeidnef, enb eiueH
ipeiteren @eitroe IN Ser eleiden Sobe
Ss,n ieirxr aniprahe pies Serr SHifi
6draiif bin. 6oB oicie adnlp1eue rid
bosu beiostroaeu. Siibrn unb Gbri,
fisa silias.aer udasz y, t<isaEys
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Sfenerri fungIreii fptro. rettgrtrt. Dsl
Recorber 8. Mpplegate perlas BIZ
3abniite. ipona9 Saldre gum 9etras,
Ron $10.664. 13 unb Rednlngen allnl
9strage bon $27,512.55 besoblt tpsr.
ben fpllen. Mapor Craig ma9te ba'
rauf nufmertfau, bob burb Die Gnts
lafung bon 133 @neeifelIten por bier
Wp9en bic Stabt oabur9 bereits
$4,000 an @aIGren erfport babs.
Claude Sorris erfdien nor bem Rath
unb madte ben @orTfaas, cine fiinfsla
SUB tpeite Strabe BON Der Maoiion
Bis Sur Grnnb Gpenus ber5uiteuen.
Die @duIbef6rbs lei setpiIIt. bon
ibrem SoImssoaIs @riinbitid sinen
Streifen 2anb BON fiinf SUB Siefs,
ipelber parallel nit Der Grontieite bes
nsuen S6uIgebGubss Inuf.n foI, gu
bsbisiren. Die 4nseIegenbeit ipuroe
bsm itdbtif9en Solisitor iibertpieien,
I'm bic n6tbissn Sdriftftiide aus3us
arbeiten.
- Die bieIiae cleric Der eagles
psronitaltet am SpIreiterzgbenb in
ibrsm Ssim an /bsr Sft sldten Stra'
BE cine srobe abenbunterbaItuns. Vim
Rsuiabrstags pirb bic SnitaIlirur9
Der nsuerpGblten 9eamtsn porsenom'
men iperben.
- Ser ppitmsifter 8. g. @crs.
psI9sr BON Mafbiustpn. .. G.. aus
riidsefsbrt iit, eriIGrts, bob er nit ben
8enmtsn bes poit Separtements
msbrmals 3onfsren5en dbgeba!trn
bate, ipas eins @erbeiierins bes bie'
iisen pOitbienftss sur GoIss babsn
biirfte.
Serr Sermonn, Der 9orfisenbe
bss aampngnesaomulittees fir bic
9spinnuns nsusr MitsIi.ber fir bas
Rotbe arsua mudt oarauf auTnsrb
fam, bob 9erIonen. bic bos Wabr5a'
9en ser ofben areus Gfsui9oft tra'
gen, ubne elm Mitslieb Der Srsaniia'
tim gu fein. ftrafbar iinb. Gin bissbe'
sigliGss 9sieb tpurbs in 1905 BON
&pngreb ongenommen unb i'm Sabre
1910 amenbirt. Roh bisfem 9sisB
madt ii9 cine ptrTon, tpsI4e un5e'
fuster DsiIe elm @abrssiasn Der Ro'
then areu3 6tisuiaaft trast. einss
fdulbis unb tann gu elmer
@elofrafe bon $500 ober gu elmer
Soft BON ni6t mebr nls einem Sabre
ober au beiben Strafen perurtbelIt
iperbsn. Dos 6auptquartisr Der Ro'
t6en areua 6eIeuf6nft, ipeIhes f5
i'm Goppin'i6en gsbGubs an Der Ml'
oiIon apenue unb Sisbtnten Strnts
bsfinbet, tpirb Der Teisrtase fDegsu
beute gl6snb geI6IpHsn uno ON nab
fen Wlitttpp9 9ormittas ipiebsr sr'
Dffnst ipsrben. Sn Ssnton eountH
limb Bis iebt msbr ols 10000 nsI'
fir bic .ROtbe areus Gt'
IelII6aftA eeiponnen iporDen. Ote telt'
geIteGte Quote pirb iebsnfaas errstat
tperoen.
- Sm qpliSsigerift ipurbe gsitsrn
Crpille gsorton, 90 Sabre oft, angels
lib an Der 8efi Ss9iten Strabs IN
Jaepport pobn9oft, su $50 @elbitrats
lnb breibis sagsn @efdnsnib Dsrur'
tbeilt. Marion Dilep BON Dtuntie,
Snb., be3ulets, bab fein lleber5ishsr
,un rem angetlasten annsttirt spors
BEN fei. glprton trug ben seitpblsnsn
.lebersieber. ols er bon Der pol'5el
,erbaftet purbs. Gr fiibrte gu ieln:r
sntf6ulbigung an, bub er on 3srs
treutbeit leibe uno MIR aus reineiH
Srrt5um BEN usber3isber orsssoasu
,obe. gfi6ter GbmonSs Iieb bi:'en
ginponb ni1t geltsn unb Derurtb:tl'
{ Eth Ingetloaten.
- Surh einen befetten S9orns
fsin mar geftsrn Ulprgsns m BEN
5saus an Der SiicpfteGde rer 8. uno
RuFsH Strabe EN- Brnnb eutItaiIben.
Der S4ohen III serins.
ON 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Sie edlueiteru banfen.

Die Gh,peiterm bonn slioiter gum
giten Sirten aiii grice &ia miiniden
allen ibren 5reunben unb GonnerlI
bic ibrer unb ibrer gfIeeebefoblenrn
ipdbreito oes abeeln,fenen Sabres ge'
6nd;t baben. ein froblihes g9eib.
naGtsfeit inb elm sIiidieIiges neiies
eSahr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
slns ben, Sysnnisipalserid

Sfatberine alod. BON ber syiinften
Strabe un6 Central 2lpenue. be per.
bnftet ipcrDen mar, neil ne beim
@abringen erpiidt poroeu pnr. be-
fanrite ii@ eeitern idriftlia idDalbis
unb fpurbs pon Ri9ter NItroHbtr su
elmer Ge[oitrafe BON $50 uno aoiien
perirtbeiIt.
~ sansz 0eIbitzats pst IA ssasst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Gsarrrn.
9entaI gOHeae.

TenfnI GoHeae.
lbe GinciHnnn 1enidl College, 25f--2s3 gssi
Court eir., natf Blum. G<uif@ sefpro3tn.
aat arttn jibntt4nii9tr aibeitsH.
ilntrrhnItnnss.A s.Anseisen.
9eutidJes 1beater sss,s s,sas s.u,.
esnutas, ben 20. Te,embu.
Rafmiitnes nm 2:fb iitr
E3eibnadfsmzr6,su:
oe9nttnittd.H unD bic Z 8serge".
prfift 15s tis 75s.
Gberos 7:t5 bas fantoie Quiffpid
Ser 10 bu 9isb7-
preiis 26e bis si.so.
LYRIC S'aiH''' D'ii,%ss ,,s s.,u,,,,.
ROBT. MANTELL
ICs;E9's,s sEGHE :
BURLESQUE All Star Cast
as.n Iss 70 .assiss Iaa-. rsl issaa.
Nordland Plaza, CorTyviIle.
essa,,t,s-.s,ranssD In Hroass.. prs. semsn
@sIasn--1pe caassr-. Gmms @etrn
8n berfanfen - Eianos.
ausperfaui unieres 2asers.
gssil. bon 9.anOs 5000 an e,fparis Hus
Her feins SdrusoaiiuA 9uteruaiiouals elm.
urfre-
SObn Drifting, 1t25 goInat CTR
Bn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
b 6ausbuIfunass @aareu. 20 Qarbs
ne,iss ninoltnm $500; Beibet nua biiIia.
1888 eiHu Snabe. f6-2is
ysrInust-Ndnniid).
sGIeff.t fat crHamentnl unb Bni-eiisn.
atbsif. Bm- Fang 4 eous Co. Daittrfon
6tr1bf, u6te borf Gfrdbe, b.
69rtfffsses. erfab,ene, fers rintonmit.
aiieoer, uldnntr rHb Gtdiifn bsrlaH0t, bie
mil gldf9inenias. 3aneint cher seltenfcrlni.
eintm cfieueu Sbep In stnrr anbereu etnbt;
a6f En.rben eIrbtif ideIi6, fttSs Iaee per
i9o6e; Wiutnurm brgBia 9onar5. Rn6sns
iroesH 1tstiae. esu q, Tessmbes. spif9tH
3-s utr HbsuDb. a5iEiam 9cfrinn, N1e,
troseis SofsL Eaiani uHb Q. eitabe. Gin.
aanait o. 2o.af
aiss nnern Gin sstHs.
@Gna uub ar~n, fpforf. I'm airs siusr
1arm sn crbeiteH. R5one erianpsr L
-
gerIanat -@eiblidj.
arau, srfabreus, lisr mstuemaden. Gnrv,sb.
Iunsen. sses RsabtHe Eode. ubonbnIs.
~ ab 6<H cher Graa Re. is esms.5e.
Gparfuients, tDpnhnlt.
ab1tE srhtrsne. Gttsr eoba. Gmptesluu.
eea- s2t Steter eirabs, scImlt Qua.
Bocb5urH 5000.
" 6eu flr Rodru uub ~rntmere 6nffs
Grbeti In fIeiHsr oamIif, In 1Iat sik gat.
feu upeHae. Bbone tlnon <bs7.A
suiss Wab6su tar Seusarbrtt. aein
ssolden Avr1et.gfs ssare nnh gcirfieib
Rdb6tu, rm bd Der iipffairsiirbeif an
beIfem nnb en ainh 5n bedufnfiisea. gnis
pteblnEeen. ost q qrsseeui tbenis. tiocH
3g7,Q.
Babnsn, mn Bel btr Sarsarbeit trrb beim
Rodeu sn btlfefl grpfebluHaen Hbonf Cat
ee4.x ooer s5b3 Bird ileeunt, 6bbe Rrrf-
% p6b1eu fir ,ailsdrbeif Gtner acbn. sti
oenrus abunie. usonbdis. arpn Six
1nfes Udbnen fhr eilatmeire edus.
arbeit In nsineu fEIaf. 3 QrtplfieHe. ginb
ftbeHbe ndfn oGufe gebeii- Gmyttbliaieen.
ee2s Gbsrarbs Rodb, cher phone 9aff ss2.
TdbG Gen far aleeueine SG1sarbdt Outer
eobH. Gupftblunaen. 2466 gouIea Blaze
% az 4frau. siserlaflIae gnaeo 7iesA
y nf6frau fir 4ienfinas Geirs@. borns.
soeen siboR iiT0se. SIC wdideu heenue.
m6bnsn I'm arasmeiHr enKsarbeit In nsl,
ner saniiIis. atin s8af1er Rbone 9eli
1858.
gfcleuaeinGle-DiGnniid,.
, ,tmmermrnn fHdi alie ober neue 4rbeit
g3. .. 4, fe -. glcg1lden slperue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
%rnnSeisentbumssS Sapotbefeu.
Cincinnati 20. 9e,.
Rene 6pppthefen.

Heue pthefen.
Dinifreb ReuiIep an R. 6. sODns.
tnb. $500.
Ssear S4parB on Senate 6. u. 8.
q. g. $4,000.
Belize Q. RiIIer on 5. 8. peaf.
$500.
phiIip Graef an sibusp aOe. Q. u.
g. Go. $500.
Martin Roisnberser an Gitp San
Rant. $13,5O0.
Uii6ele 2ongnno an Union SoD.
3. u. &. So. $500.
Sulius SriebebOrn an Rem g,ideps
9. II. 3. 60. $500.
2ouiie @unIad an %. Wonb Q. u.
50. $3.50.
4bbpe 9. SaII an SHns Ctr. .. g.
= q q. S1ooQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Dollar ipurben seiieru feds psriOneu
perurtbeiIt, bic aiii 8eranIaiiune oes
gsiunbbsitsamts Dor Ri9tsr aleIans
Der eeIaben tuoroen tpdren. neil iie
alti 6as lrottoir geipudt batten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

- Die poli5oi ipurbs stitsru baron
psritdnbist, baB 9boHlds WcJnipre
BON glo. 6 2intoIn Court. Der nls s,is
itesgejtSrt In 9ongpiep inisrnirt tpdr,
oais b<S anials ssstwiaRH t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17
WHY YOU SHOULD GO
 TO CHURCH

Because, God is your Heavenly Father and He commands us to re- member the Sabbath Day and to keep it Holy. As a laboring man or professional man, you need rest, a change of environment and a change of thought; you can get this by attending the Sunday School and Church Services. The church of fers you a hearty welcome and good cheer. David said: I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the House of the Lord" This is the announcement made by Rev Mcqueen of the M. E. Church.
 Every man should go to church for his own sake, for his family's sake and for the sake of the com munty.
 "We are glad to note the in creasing interest in the Sunday eve ming union services, and no doubt this will have its effect upon the other services of the church. A very cordial invitation is extended to the general public to attend these services. The Rev. G. c. Bruce, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday evening"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17
ADMIRAL FARRAGuT HAS A
 LARGE NUMBER FOR JUNEAU

With good number of passen- gers for Juneau, and with almost full list southbound. the steamer Admiral Farragut arrived from the westward early this morning. The Farragut was loaded full of ore and canned salmon. The Juneau arrivals on the Farragut were Mrs. J. c. Freeburn, Mrs. A. Barron. Miss Hil- do Peterson, W. l. Woodland. H. O'Neil. NJ. 'O'Neil, J. NJ. Grant, c. J. Larson, W. NJ. Johnson, Thomas Harris. C. J. Alexander Mrs K. J. Farrell, Walter O'Brien, A. J. Diehl, w. H. Ellingen and wife, P. E. Rob- bins, F. Evan and Wm Benson.
 Those leaving for the south were Doris Schumacher Elizabeth Schu- macker, Vera Chambers, Eilene French, Mrs. w. R. Wills, Ole Olson, Mrs. Anna Oberg, Mrs. Janet Ped erson, Jessie Ponik. Mrs. c. H. Sandbcrg, Floyd Sandberg, Felix Brandstein, Sidney Shaw, A. J. Diehl c. H. Freegrove, and II. l.. Morris.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17
MANY TOURISTS ON
 SPOKANE; REMAINED
 HERE A LONG TIME

At seven o'clock last evening, with a full load of tourists and local passengers, the steamer Spokane ar rived from the south and remained here until 3 o'clock this afternoon giving the tourists chance to visit the mines and points of interest about Juneau, and also affording the Jackling party ample time to visit the Perseverance Mine and the big miYl at Thane.
 Among the tourists on the Spokane were s. H. Boardman, San Fran cisco manager of the Balfour Guth- rie Company, accompanied by his family; J. G. Moore, manager of the Watson N Moore Dry Goods Com pany of San Francisco, accompan- jed by Mrs. Moore and daughter; lP. B. Russell a wealth cotton man from Memphis, Tennessee, accom- panied by his wife, J. F. Richards, superintendent of the c. M. and St. P Railroad at Seattle, accompanied by Mrs. Richards Mrs. J. A. Veitch, wife of the general agent for the IC. M and St P. R. R. at Seattle, and Miss Bettina Brown, a profes- sional woman from Los Angeles. Col. D. c. Jackling, Mrs. Jackling, H. B. Tooker, Charles Hayden, Judge E. H. Gary and Mrs. Gary, Dr. H. w. Allen, Mrs. Allen, B. l.. Thane and Mrs. Thane made one party on board the steamer. Col. lacking and Messrs Tooker, Hayden, and Thane left the steamer here. The balance of the party continued for the round trip to Sitka and return. Col. Jackling will join the party here southbOund.
 The Juneau arrivals on the Spo- kane were B. l.. Thane. Mrs. Thane and daughter, Mrs. M. Greenbaum, A. Anderson, Mrs. F. H. Myers, Mrs. Nj. Anderson, R. c. Hurley and Mrs. Hurley, w. A. Bricker and F. w. Talbert.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AL-ki IN AND OUT

The steamer Al-Ki arrived from the south this morning and sailed south again at 3 o'clock this after noon. The Al-Ki loaded 50,000 feet of spruce lumber at the Worthen Mills and will call at Sitka for 200 boxes of frozen fish.
 The arrivals on the Al-ki were Mrs. Tom Richardson. Miss A. C. Campbell, Charles E Vincent, C. l.. Arness, F. Wolland and A. Dixon.
 Those leaving on the steamer were k. F. Mitchell, Mrs. Edring- ton and child, Bert Stedman, Miss Helen Schumacher, W. R. Parker, A. D. Stubbs, Mrs Hamilton and daughter, Mrs. Corgen and daugh- ter, Miss l.. Freilson, Miss Steg- man. R. Temby r. D. Mckenzie wife and two children, Miss L. Dun ham and Mrs. George Cattanack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17

MARIPOSA BRINGS
 MANY PASSENGERS
 FOR THE CHANNEL

With every berth taken and her holds full to the top with copper ore, canned salmon and clans, the westward last night, bringing 29 passengers for Juneau. The boat sailed south at 3 a. m.
 The Mariposa was loaded with passengers, cannery employees from westward points, many from Cor board were eight men chosen from Alaska for the Second Officers Re serve Camp at San Francisco.
 The Mariposa had 700 tons of copper ore from L.atouche, 5000 cases of salmon from Nellie Juan, 5000 cases of salmon from Cor dova, 2,00O cases of salmon from Seward and 4,00O cases of canned clans from Cordova.
 The Juneau arrivals on the Mari posa were R. II. Chadwick, J. A. Chisholm, F. D. Haughams, J. c. Thompson, H. Downey, l.. Miller, Mrs E. J. Halford, c. J. Atkinson, C. C. Redebaub Miss Anna Ewing, G. Jacobsen, Elmer w. Smith, Ken meth c. Hamilton, J. Smalley, Mrs. F. J. Johnson, Joe Edgar, Wm Glen denning, Charles Parker, Marie Mar tin, H. Berkinbine, Mrs. Berkinbine, A. Hughes, Sam West, A. Mcintosh, Chris Henry, George Jennings, Mrs. A. G. Hanson, Wm. Fielder and George Reed.
 Those leaving for the south on the Mariposa from Juneau were T. c. Hallum, James McCloskey, l. Lippie, Leo R. Hain, F. D. Caraway, Mark Smith, H. J. Woods, Mrs. E. M Allen, Alex Greve
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coUGHLIN ON SPOKANE

Louis r. Coughlin. who summer before last was stationed at Juneau as wharfinger for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, and who be- fore that acted as purser on boats of that company, arrived in Juneau again last night as purser on the steamer Spokane Coughlin sue ceeded Will Johnson, who has been transferred to another of the com pany steamers.
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PRINCE ALBERT HERE

The steamer Prince Albert, which passed through Juneau nCrthbOund short time ago. is here today loading 60,000 feet of clear spruce lumber at the plant of the Worthen Mills The Albert has on board 800 tons of sacked copper ore from the Valerie mine, near Caribou for delivery at the Granby shelter. which was loaded on the steamer at Skagway
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RECORD FREIGHT SHIPMENT

What is considered record fol a fast shipment of freight was made on bill of goods which arrived con signed to s. H. Graves from Balti more in just 14 days from the time it started. The shipment was han dled by the Pennsylvania line from Baltimore to Chicago. by the Soc and c. F. R. to Vancouver and was brought north on the Princess Al ice. This is considered a record for across the continent freight ship ments.
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SHIP AEROPLAHE LUMBER

Large shipments of aeroplane lum
 Der, or clear spruce, are being made today from the Worthen Mills, con
 signed to the government and aero plane factories throughout the East
 The steamer AlKi is loading 30,000
 feet of the lumber, and the steamer Prince Albert is loading 60,000 feet
 making the total shipment 10000 feet
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-17
PRINCESS ALICE SAILED
 SOUTH THIS MORNING

At an early hour this forenoon the steamer Princess Alice sailed for the south with the following from Juneau, Douglas and Treadwell: Sis ter Meania, Sister Marguerite. Mrs. A. Anderson, Miss A. Anderson, Mrs. NJ. Jamieson, H. l.. Persinger. w. I. Nelson, Miss Marguerite Cheadle, Martin Olson and son, H. o. Homer and wife, II. J. ONeil, c. O'Neil, Mrs. Lanneau, Mrs. Trey or Davis, William Kirk and wife, F. A. Henson and T. Williamson.
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DOLPHIN SAILS SOUTH

The steamer Dolphin sailed south bound this morning taking the fol lowing passengers from Juneau Mrs. E. D. Beattie, J. R. Vim George Millican and wife and F. E. Jones.
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GENERAL NEWS OF FISHING INDUSTRY
 AND FISH FLEET

The National Independent Fish Company shipped 14 boxes of mixed fish last night on the Mariposa. The balance of the 45 boxes will be sent south on the Humboldt.
 consignment of 250 Cohoes, or Red Salmon, were received this morning at the National Independ- ent Fisheries from Taku Inlet
 At the plant of the Glacier Fish Company today 5000 pounds of fish were delivered by the Rambler and 5000 by the Oceon. Other fish boats are expected during the night.
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