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The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15
MRS.HYLAND AT JUNEAU
(Juneau Empire)

Mrs. Winifred Hvland. business woman of Telegraph Creek. Brit, ish Columbia, has been a Juneau visitor for the past few days and was a guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein. She left this morning on the Princess Sophia for a visit to the south and east.
 Mrs. Hyland has been manager and owner of trading posts in the St1kine section for a number ot years. She operates trading posts at Dease Lake. Lliard, and Tele- graph Creek. N hlle on her way to Juneau. Mrs. Hyland made the long journey down the Stikine river from Telegraph Creek to Wrangelt in six days behind a dog team. She also brought shipment of furs valued at S2o 900.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15
FISH MARKET BRISK
 AT PRINCE RUPERT
lPrince Rupert Enpire)

Forty .ons of herring. caught of Port Simpson. were received by the Cold Storage Company in Prince Rupert yesterday. The long awaited run is at last in full swing.
 The fishing boat Rolf. which sold her catch here yesterday, did not receive any bids in either ketchikan or Petersburg. So she beat it for Prince Rupert, where sale was readily made.
 Another big lot of fish arrived at Prince Rupert. The Andrew kel-, ly with o,ooo; the Chief Skugaid, 3o,ooo; Senator, o,ooo; Bryan. I5,ooo; Fraser, I3,ooo; Viking, 10, GOO; Mars, 1o, ,ooo: Agnes B., S,ooo; and the Equator. 2.ooo.
 Ten halibut vessels arrived in Rupert last Saturday and there was some brisk buying. The Loyal, with r., ,ooo lbs.. and the Omaney, with 55,ooo lbs.. had their catches purchased by the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co. The catch of the Seattle, 45. GOO lhs.. was bought by the Booth Fisheries. The Wash ington, 25. 1000 lbs. and the Pacif- ic, 2S. lbs., sold their fish to the San Juan Go. The Torden- skiold, 25. 900 lbs., and the Orient, 15, GOO ibs., disposed of their catch to the Atm Fisheries. All these takes were sold at nine cents a pound ex vessel. The ZabaSsa, owned by the Prince Rupert cold storage plant. brought in I7,ooo lbs. The Rodel. oooo lbs. and the Nautilus, 5000 lbs. sold to the Atlin Fisheries for eleven and a half cents a pound.  During the past week more than half million pounds of fish have been brought to Prince Rupert. Practically all of the bait was obtained from Alaska sources.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15
HAMMOCK NATIVES
 ARE PROGRESSIVE

The natives of klowack are no- thing if not progressive. As a matter of fact they have outdls- tanced any tribe in the entire ter. ritory of Alaska.
 Professor Hibbs of that place, speaking to the ketchikan Miner yesterday said many examples were brought out to show that those people have minds of their own which they use with good results.
 It was the klowackans who were first in organizing their community into an incorporation after the ter ritorial legislature passed law authorizing such organization. It was the same people who organized and incorporated the first co-opera. tive store in Alaska and made a success of 1t. So much so that de- spite the odd season last year, a dividend was declared of twelve per Cent recently. It was the same people who. practically unaided by the government built one of the best school buildings in the terri tory at their own expense. It Is only few days ago that the same people organized what is known as the "klowack Brotherhood an organization designed to help every member of that community. They wrote their bylaws and had their certificates of membership printed with just as much elegance as a multimillionaire organization.
 It was learned yesterday from Ptof. Hibbs that the school boasts of 90 pupils enrolled with an aver age attendance of So. One of the pupils of that school won a gold medal at the Metlakatla fair this week, getting the first prize.
 For many years, their postoffice has been kept across the bay from their village at the North Pacific Trading & Packing Company's of. flee. now they have learned that il is to be transferred to their village proper and postmaster will be ap- pointed, presumably one of the natives will be appointed. Profes- sor Hibbs able assisted by Mrs. Hibbs and their assistant, Miss Forest. government teachers, sup ervise things in general and are ap- parently happy in their work oi not only teaching the children oi the community, but taking care oi the sick besides the management of the large cooperative store that has tbrived above all expectations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15

Recently a writer in the Scientific American pointed out a lack of ardl- lery in our military equipment. It is a subject which only an expert can elucidate with complete fairness. yet every layman should be advised that there is an artillery problem. The writer in question says that there are guns for 30D.O00 men only, allowing three guns to thousand men. The regular army numbers approximately 100000 and has only 192 guns. enough on that basis for G4.OO0 men. The new law. ii is said. provides for 4Si for the regular army. Even that num- Der. after providing for wastage. will give but three guns to q thousand men in a hard campaign. Modern warfare as it has developed in Europe calls for lavish use of artillery. Wherever ar tillery can be made available it is the cheapest form Of defense It gives confidence to the infantry because 1t can damage tue enemy perceptibly at long range. moreover. keep him al long range while the infantry seeks a vantage ground. Springfield rifles are also lacking to supply a large army. It takes a long time to manufacture guns. whether light or heavy. and since the people are to be the final arbiters for peace or war the matter of readiness or want of if should be faced frankly. Arguments showing the evil of unpreparedness are con vincing. but mere change of mental attitude will not put up to date cali non and rifles in the camps and arse nals.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15
GOLDSTEIN TO ENTER
 HE FUR BUSINESS
Duncan Empire)

Duncan Empire)
 Charles Goldstein left for the East this morning for the purpose of furthering his fur business. He will visit New York. Philadelphia, Detroit and other cities.
 Tt is our purpose. said MT. Goldstein, to enter the fur trade of the North in Juneau. While we realize that it will require a lot of worf, we nave determined to ac- complish it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-03-15
Notice of Public Primaries

Public primaries will be held at the town hall, on Thursday. March 22, 1917. at SP. M., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the municipal election for the Town of Wrangeil, 10 be held on Tuesday. April s.IoI7. to consist oi q mayor for term of one year, three council ,nen for q term of two wears. and three councilmen for a term of enc year. and one school trustee for a term of two years.
 IoHN w. STEDMAN.
 Town Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-30
HARRY LAUDER
WILL HELP GET
NAVY RECRUITS

Harry Lauder and probably John
Mccormack, the Irish tenor VIII aid
the navy recruiting campa.g here
Arrangements are already made for
iander's appearance Next seek
loan Philip Sousa Will brng bis
band here from Nae Great Lakes
naval training station 30 remain
several DAYS. Plans fog thc street
rageant Saturday arc fast coming 10
a head Il promises 90 assume aimc-'
rs large proportions as fh" drHt
rarndc Cen Charles IS Harah,
OF the Michigan state troops VIII be
grand m2rshal Detroit --i0ragisfs
viii participate and viii ask every
mother who hos q -on .n he active
service OF the United States army ar
navy to Join I'm. She procession
The campaign 600 enlist Detroit
quota of The 10000 mon needed for
the navy was inaugWatrd Monday
when 40 lawyers simultaneously de-
ilvered fourminule talks in all parts
of the city Ia The rypnIne the
same speakers carried ihe navs de-
parimpnf- message 90 thc rrowda 'n
the movies
The Detroit times., 1917-10-30

debit H now rockoned lo he moro
Cham mo- pcT CONF OBJ fHr normal in
como ot rho German people u.s.
.nmpfe3 with less than cnr half
uf oua ror cent in fh. rHtn ol fhr
people or th, United States Alto
r.h.r 00oHno Wrn tre today ac-
lHrlg c8eanei nHha war
'Io'Whlt eNtouI che Entente Allie
haNr gained unerIorifv over Cor
many Is shown ut tHe bank n tfik
nr lion With rn more than
WtHUH of American manhood cu
listed fhc toai military strength
af the Miles d. s5oln0e0 against
a nta.tar Germany Austria Hum
tiH BlrH ggd Turkey ot -n-
Uut..n rhr population of ne I'm
ftrfr Niue hcm which lhc ranks
af f.r armft mH hc oep'eu., hcd
ItrcihCr .aHrHu H0u AGAINST "a
HHp oa of Joss than .oouoolo
t0 Central European nations
Th Developed nsfou wealth oi
th N.U,s placed 600 billion
H IS ihe hant while -hat OF
ha frac roNrrf b. aIvfn as 1870
.hu Nchlm Contractor and
The Detroit times., 1917-10-30

k.f4NNEON. ptt. 4a-fnrfy inxt
~prinz hHrir~ D. Ne~hft nm author-
ity an insurance, suEErsfed a. would
b. good fhing- ~ ~-.1 ~sm m
~ured hi- 0wn saiior~ anu sgth'ere--
far better than making drpend rnt
upon pensions. u would make the
tan,itis. - killed soldiers morr ~
dependent.
The id~n appealed 80 ~erretars Of
che Treasure NJ tdnp. and ronNr- =
passed the war Insurance biit auto
mnttcnlly insuFinE eNery man iu @ r.
armed service and giving each M
opp0rtmnttF ~ frke additional fn~ur-
nnee rs sfuuit' cost.
Ne-blt hrs just h~rn designated BY
Ne Adoo the first romuf --.oa-F ~
~ llitarf Insurance under fhl- sos. a.
- EoinG 80 he som~ Job. a- nppIlln-
tious for St~,p00.OfD Of Insurance Hre
already on Ble.
Nesbft has hreu .upe rintands nt 81
inHurnnce for the District Of foturn-
his four fears. and p~inr 20 that was
president 81 the Mnsouia afutu4i life
Insurance casupnuf.
Sc ~us born n summit eeuntv.
ohio in t~HT aBd educated iu Nfs-
souri,. 80 raur here wheu bis father
wR. made chicf rierk a. the dernrf-
meuf % ngrlrulfurc during w--stA nt
CteNcinud'@ adnint-frnfInu.
he had hren in th~ lnsnranrr hrsi-
ness about - rrnrs.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-30
ID. p. w. MEN FORM
BOWLING LEAGUE

iuUaerins a rogue fhaf t1e ~
par,meut cot Public Works enter the
bowing field. "a Department ot Pub
lice Works league has been organ.
lied. H. A Gnebei was chosen
president and G. r. CLARK secretar,
and treasurer There are az pres.
enf "a three man teams enrolled
IRON The various departments The
opening camts eill be- rolled on ihc
Sweeney Huston ALLEYS n thc Rccrc
Alton nuUding Thursday AFTERNOON
Nov ist nt 15. o'clock
Many 90 The members ar eN-
municipal league and state tourna
mcnt bowlets Even at this early
date keen competition f1- crorpru
out and it a. expected hai the new
learne VII b. one oi. the season Is
lbfilicrs and hang up most Of the
lltyE record scores
The Detroit times., 1917-10-30
NEW YORK
CENTER OF
POLIT
MayOralty Fight Most
Important Election
of On-Year

MBW i0Nht irI hH FFM TOT
state seemed likely today tl nos
The nmeHRht NOV IN an of tcar
election IN a dozen states Close in
fhe CLEAN. however wilI be ONO
where fhe liquor question was due
Tor decision ~ Che Huckrye states
electorate.
New York states claim t0 fbe cen-
Ter OF Tho election stage cDmes thru
the fact hat ihe Empire state VIII
vote on woman suffrage Prarfirai.
~ the entire strength of the ORGAN
lied suffrage movement has n"on fA.
eried 10 swing the state lnfo ihe
equal franchise column The WON
an have surprised New fors pohii
cal Leaders with the energy acumen
and strength az their campaigning
In New York city ihe mayoralfF
neht was drawing today fo fever
lkh close. Bitter craftsmanship. even
more acrid than The New YORK citN
fight usually develops has O"en
manifest from the start Mayor
John Purroy Mitchell seeking ~
election on a fusion ticket raised
Tho war and Amcricanism ls~nc ae
well "a the DOGGY of TammanYiom
he r. hehtine John II Hyian Demo
cratic and Tammanf candidate
William Bennett Republican nom
inee. and Morris HiilQuits Socialist
bennett captured the Republican
nomination from Mitchell and r.
fused 70 withdraw Hilqul is r.
ported 20 have created considerable
alarm among Tammauy campa IN
manager because of the strength
he ana Socialism have developed on
the east side
Mitchels campaign has ATTACKED
Hilluuif because 81 the coclaifi
candidate association with The q
lered pro.Germ8n wing of thl
marty. has attacked Hylan on an
issue of Americanism. Tammanyism
and Hearsttsm and practically re-
nored Bennett Hvland, Bennett
and Hirquit have centered their ORE
on MitcheFs alleged exirayagance
in Office and his alleged corporation
affiliations.
other state and city election fights
included
Pennsylvania Biggest fight Is 'he
Philadelphia municipal election
where the Independent town meet
ing party Is endeavoring 10 unseat
the Ware Republican machine on
the issue ~ the scandal disclosed
In the recent Fifth ward murder
Senator Penrose ls opposing Ware
The same issue between Ware and
is 90 b. fought cut In Pitts
burgh election where a mayor is 20 .
be chosen.
New Jersey seven stale sena
tors. the entire assembly and county
Offices are 20 be elected.
Ohio--ln addition 90 the liquor
flaht, Ohio will also vote refer
endum on presidential suffrage
Law
Texas-Local option elections.
rlinois--Judicial and some city
elections
Indiana--City elections
Mlchigan--City elections
Virginia and practical
iy all state officers 20 Be chosen.
california--Clty elections only
Los Angeles on Nov 20 Is 20 vote
on city ordinance 20 DUST al sa-
looms and stop the sale OF distilled
liquors.
New Mexico Prohibition amene
ment pending.
In Connecticut, q special election
will Ill the place in congress FOR
merry occupied by The late Rep +
!. Hlu in Massachusetts, success
.or j. 70 BE- elected 10 Rep Augustus
p Gardner. vino resigned 10 enter
the army
Massachusetts Full stale tickef
10 b. elected GOV samuel Mccall
Republican. seeking rc-electi0n
Frederic w Mansfield. Democrat
nnnnslnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
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en- 5rieoen gcoadt mer0en fonne2 0ice n0gdjc 5olee
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tenO 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
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Nnnn Inn Mciic bcr Nnnlclnan. .SLrnhc

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iion an ben Wiabor uno Sdoir0iD bon Salils
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bcrcniiimmung nit oCr 8eroronng ylr. 634,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
aHr cine iHOnIriEaniIdc NIcpnGIif.

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0lcrbtc Scr flciuen 9iotioncn II. Oeren
9lniprud oitf lluob6Gugiefeit aud IN
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.Sliuc~ biloen. ooriibcr bot nr NC
nig pcrlaitct; ipcil oie %org0nge aili
Dem cllrop1iiben ariegSibcatcr Die
Sluimcrfiomfcit Der @cIt 10 icbr in
9lniprub ncbmen, OoB @rei9niiie iii
onOeren @cltt6cilcn, oic ionit weit.
BIN 9ca6tuna iinOen wiiroen, nit
MIR cinem beideiOenen Fldbden in
ocn 3eituueSipaltcn uorlicb nebmen
miiiien.
Gic acknowledgements in ocn frii-
6crcn iiiOoirifoniiden 9urenrepubli-
fen, inter 6iibrim9 ocS Generals
Scrbog, tritt fir cine OoIlltdnoi9e
2ostrcnnune pon@roBbritoniIicn ciu,
mo pcrlonqt 0ie Griinoun9 elmer
leIbIit0noigcn HcpubIif, Die nidt mr
&aplon0, Ironspoal ln0 0cn iriibc-
rcn Grange 6rciitoot, ionoern auh
Oos eon5e MotabeleIano unO Bet
IduonoIono mfaiien ioll.
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t6o Oicic gcwcgung ais Sanocspcr-
rot6 binGcitclt imO porauSgeiagt Bat
tc, oob tic .,in 9ht m0 Sbrdncn" er'
trGnlt wer0cn piirOc, bobcn Die gia-
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SSuni, a6gc6oltcncn @d6l weitcre 13
Site IN Ocn y@ropincial Councils"
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z in SronSpnoI.
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feline @}cbrbcit in 0cn iraelibcn &or-
pcrid)oiten, sic iib foit mir NIT iu-
ucrcn Gerpoltlngs.glnge
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iett: Siioairifoniihe Eortei (9otbo)
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itcu ibre 9lngrific gcgcn ocn fremier-
miniiicr gofbo. ocn iie bcibuIoigen.
aus peri0nlihcn @riinOen Die Suite
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nicns untergcoronet 5u bobcn. gr
babe unterlolien, Ole ariegsIngc
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nioitens binreidcnocn 3uong oiti Die
britiidje Geeicrmg ous5nii6en INN
oieic in abicbborer 3eit 5ur glod-
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5ogtitclS bcniiben uno 6ea6iibtigen
iib nit ibrem in SiiOofrifo crporbe.
ncn Gcidtblm III england nieoer5u-
loiicn,
@ine mcitcre Gcriommllmg Ocr
notionaIiiliit aciinntcn gertrcter Der
perihieOcnen EroOin5cn bat ir5wi-
ibcn in 9locmiontein, Der Solpt-
itoot oes friibercn Srnngcitoates,
ItattaeflmOen, oercn grgcbniiic Oos
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