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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
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NDtnOelt0e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Senimob ct Snes u%niiormereoe
&pinber blep forrige llge aniat iont
&onOuftsrer paa Sporpo9nene / &es
noiba. apinoerne paaitaaeS / ale
Senieenoer at fplbe Stiuillgen.
gGnfinititntion fo%ranorcr Napn.
German State ganf / Sbebopgnn
bar inbgiuet a~nisgning ON at faa lit
Hoon foranoret til Sccuritp Natios
nal 9anf. @anfens aapital bill bu
blipe $250,000, pg BEN bill automa-
tiff inbtrGbe / Geierpcipitemet.
Seibel life popnlrr. gnlil Sci.
oel, Milpallfees tioligere iocialiitiife
Wapor, fom on Iftenen Den 20oc
os. til Sbereia for at Eolbe EFT Gale,
men farot 6orboloene iaa i1guniti9e.
at ban o. bans &cnner nlaatte inige
iig bort eiennem @aggaoer. Sitebet'
for SocinliItmebc, ion1 bcrommct,
bolbtcs ser ion ct ounOrenbe Sopali'
tetsmsoe, bpori oeltog Solf ira She.
reia, Soriccn, @caper Gam, Sllneall,
Wappiae og Sollo on Soc.
Stalicncrc inncne ifploiae. gGepc
Stalicnere, Ser beltog / Spteierne
pes Ban @ien, Milipnllfee, iioItleben
Soc September, er pcb @prctten
flinbnc ifplbigc / SperioIo meb ben
Seiliigt at beeaa Worb. Der pna.
I,oaes enbpiberc, at oisie Iamme Sta
~liellerc bar ioriegt at foritprre ct
patriotilf Webe, Ser leoeoes al Tait.
@roliani al ben itaIienife e~uaneeliife
Strife. Ser i1oaapes Sorlangenoe
ON IN gebanolln9 al Sagen.
Scfienbt Wtanb bpb.
Sbcrit Sobn Sicfs, bcfienot aueS.
manb / SIbfoib, er Sen 21bc So. az
eaaet peo 9eoen / San Intonio,
Seras, II gar gamHlel. Sberit
SicfS bar Winiiter til Eerlt unoer
E~rpiibent Sarriion, og rurber TrGs
iioent Rooiepelts Administration
ticrte ban / fire Iar iom Winiiter til
Gbili. San bar for Ter Tiger iibcn
reiit til Son artonio for at ifrioe Ell
SeIpbiografi, og 9sben fom belt
upentet eiter finn "a Simcrs Sioelic
al ct Sierteonbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25

nerCn nruncr Gltlpriien fom ct Gr.
clnpel paa oe 'ore9cbe llbqiiter, ioct
oIenc Siatens StroinnitaItcr M be
taller $4,000 mere for III &ulbebop.
Ser opInica. al GrtraieaIionen life
uil toitc Stutcn oucr $4,000 pr. Io9,
mar Ncticningcn inolfrGnfe@ Ill oct
mirloit nruIi0c, men bertiI fommer
Rciicubaiitcrur, ION olcne beIeber
liz Ill $4,000. Sc1ialoturen bill ma
turliauia in%0iirrnfc Seoiionen til
ocn minoit mliIiae EiO, o. @uocrno.
rem mcrcr, al DC obiolut nsopenbiqr
Solcr tan crpcocrea lnoen 10 a II
Sage.
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mango SoIbotcr | Camp Go08c, iom
life tnu ton1nrc bicm iii Slll, pil Ger
paa en- aobcn lIuoa miot Scircn bli
DC rciit ct fjTmpcmr2iigt Sulctrr
mco 1000 Gus, ion pil prrc tunot
,~<ulcaitcn ira ST 6 iii I. >%ulctrTr
sc forificIlidc @oroffcr cr iorbuot.
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ooIoc &I0SpaoOcr % lllnftcr. y. ".
s. q. og sc ioriticIligc Girfciomiuno,
Der bar 6oriomlinQalotoIcr / Seircn,
,il hoQ hare ,$lllctrr cllcr SlllctrGs
icitIilbc0cr / en- clcr nn6cn 9ictning,
men en- aonlitc nil iprc ctlIn05 Sucr
)piuu mco ole Nlrrongcmcntcr, iau
oct enc life fonmcr / aonilitt mc0
BET unoct. Get iontnlhtc SongrcQi
nent oa ct NcQimcnta Wtulltforp9 pil
Observation-Disclosures uc0 Oct
tore ElllctrT. Foa Torlanacn0C al
sen. Wcttu mnd nuc Grgunliutioncr,
Ter nQtCr at loranltaltc llnocrbolonin
YER Tor Soloatcruc / iclp @pcn SC3
Noiuca mcI0c 0cttc til a~riQ3raonct
,m'0ttcn0c ida6amc Sing. Gorrcitcn
,ur WCn. @Cttn onmpbct ON, at man
lcoc / Npcn life iorauItoItcr Wti60us
Jc % IiAllcnoc Gcltc Tor Solontcrnc.
C fan bcieac line &cnncr3 Sicm,
iACr ban, men Hcircn2 Spilciolc oil
taa nnbnc oAlnu for u0cubn3 Sic
ter, laalr0c5 al @llttcrnc tan taQc
inc bcisQcnbc &uIcgiUitcr mco til
'oro5, Gn Momitc al set N9Oc aor@
Ill Tulc0nA u0oelc @aDcr / Sclrcn9
tore Molpttul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
WprO 0afota.
Inarlia Eprretnina.

gaarlis Torretnins. Mrs. Glisa.
beth Horpe al TcpiIS 2afc ioIste tire
Suorts @hi'fp til Ell al @ortb "a.
tptaS tsrltenoe NGnb OF mobtos Tom
Detailing en- Sum al $40, men BOG
niier Oct lia mn at pGrc Ell poerit
baarlig 6orrctnins. ba apinben or
taaet unoer SehanSlina al &esierin.
gen. Ser ltal PED Retten flrrne beui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25

les, at MrS. Hofpe fisbte 9rrnbepi.
net / Heo Safe Sails, Wtinn., on tog
Oct nueo iig mo | oct fnastsrre Nprtb
Gofota, buor bun aItiaa iolgte oct
nleo oo'tiIige bunbreoe ErncelttS
5ortieneite.
Gr osS / Camp SoSgc. Sil @ruSip
Butte or fonmet llnoerretnin0 ON, at
CHARLES NnOerIon, biemmebsrenbe
Der. or osb at xungcbetGnoelie pod
SoipitaIct / Camp Gobge, Soma. gln.
oerion q Weolcm al 9atteri &,
33Ste Seltartiueri.
elem Nnflase. Senrp bon Yanf,
Srpiioeilt for SfoIeraaoet / ct Sallo.
oiltrift NOR Buffalo, GaiS Gountp,
blep forri9e l(ge arreiteret for at bare
glrot itcoipttenoe 9emerfninger OH
Def amerifanife Stag. Ger pooitaoes
enopioere, at ban forisgte Of forbi,t.
ore Jlagets SeiSltiug peo alle SfoIe-
buie / lit Giitrift. San pil brinaes
op til Sorbor ben 20oe San.
Sarmer-Muis ifal flutes. Oct be.
fienotgioroes forrise llse / Sarge, at
"Nonpartiian Seaoer", oct ofiicieae
Organ for 0ationaI @onpartiion
2eague, bill ilptteS berira til ct.
Taill peo VegpnbeIien al oct me
aar, Jorunbrinsen gisres for at
faa ct mere centralt beliggenbe 10,
9ipeliesiteo. Get er oper TO aar iioen
auiien begpnote at uofourme / 0ortb
Safota.
Surorer Suipeftpren afiat. g. g..
NeIion, s.. S. Mrnolo og $. u. Has.
musien, ale Igenter peo &ornelepa.
torer | ben noropeltIige Gel al Sta.
ten, Der for fort Sio iiben iattes IN
Der gnfIage at S. 81. Ic@operlt,
Statens Snipeftpr for "@raOeS"
lanlt Wtaal % Gegt, bar M, efter at
Sernbanefommisiionen life fanbt no.
get bolobart / oisie anfIaeer, giort
6ororin9 paa at Snipeftsren afi9tteS.
S en- M%nlsgning berom erflprer De
ire aorninofisbere, at Wfc8opern
life er fonlpetent iom Snipefter, iant
at bans Wetbooe / "8rabing" oite
bar bit en- flor Sorifiel meGen &eg.
lerne / Nortb 9afota og De al fpoe-
rale G%mbeosmpnb fnItiatte 8rpnier
peo De f~orifieaiee Serminaler. 9ette
bar giort &isb og Sulg at &prn til
Ell meget reiitabel Sorretning, flyer
De.
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rent. Ser meloes BEN 20oe fra sSar.
90, at Nortb Gafota Sarmers Seq
que er urgantIeret Tom en- Woooegt
li9eoperfor Hulpartiian 2eoglle. ".
Seigen, tioIigere Weolem al Nonpars
titan Seague, bar iom tSaooer for SEN
me Organization labet bens Subj
bprOelie befienotgjere. Gen rpe
Seaglte bill bopeoia9elig faa fine Weo.
lenmer ira Den gamle Hanpartiinn,
Tiger ban, % mango Sarmere / BEN
~noropeitlige Gel al Staten bor aIle.
rebe unoertegnet ben ME poIitiife
Sroes6efic1oelie, paaitaue3 Ser. $
Den BIatfcrm, iom nGpnte Gag Of
ientliggioroes at Wr. Seigen, tages
ct beltemt Stanbpilnft innoo Sen 1aa-
falote Soiiie @ia SO. "A, Tom er.
flores at gaa no paa, at Statens
9oroere berspes lin Het til at beige
Stats-, County. og Soipnibipembebss
mGno; Ell Inbcfaling al ben fanabis
Ife Elon for Statens Sprettelie al
Welmsler, Slnoterier D. I. b.; at
Stateu icrger for at Sarmerne iGt.
tes iitono til of boloe oct aorn, De
life enifer at irlge tiblig ON Soften;
at Sen politiife Igitation oe iiOite IS
Maancber bar relilIteret / ct &lasies
hao, og at Ell ioooan Scamp &lasi Ter
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Sarmerne tienlig 2opgipning. Den
me 9eoQlte crflGrcr tiliibit, at Ben
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
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lit oorliQc Suicidal oQ iltcoct mlucnor
500 til >>~llIcNopcr Tor SoNcna Wtcb,
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tie @aug liocn 1890, at man Slit
tim hor i.GiICt 0Cttc Nal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
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ipanot mcb 500. Ger ipntc3 fife at
pUrc citcrloot oct minoitc Spor, ser
.fltloc Loco til ocrc@ Goaaribclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-25
Tnrou. Mnub iurnlnffct / Winncn

pills. Si0ct Al en- Wtunh, Scr mtos
qca at bare C5cor Carlton Al Sarge,
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mint nj ~ \"crItInurtnn
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
IDITAROD COMMERCIAL CLUB
 TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The executive committee of the lditarod Commercial Club held a meeting on Wednes- day evening, February Ii, at the NJ & Nj. Bank, at which it was decided that the de- ferred annual meeting for the election of officers for the ensuing year, receiving re- ports, etc, would be held on March H. All members and others interested in the work of the club are invited.
 4 committee was appointed to confer with the business men of Flat and request them to organize a commercial body to cooper ate with the Iditarod Commercial Club ID the effort to get an appropriation of s25, 900 for roads in this district.
 Communications have been addressed to the Alaska road commission with view to securing funds to properly mark and tripod the mail trail to Ophir, especially around Fritz's roadhouse and the Dlkeman- -Tolstol trail
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
O.D-TIME NORTHERNER
 DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO

Cyril Wood received word in the last mail of the death at San Francisco recently oi Frank Grace, for many years 3 trusted em ployc of the Northern Commercial Company in the North, but who recently has been engaged in business pursuits in San Fran cisco. Mir Grace's death came after an ill ness of but few days, and was a great sur prise to his friends here
 Mir Grace was an old-timer in the North having gone to the klonGiko with the early rush. and wes at Rampant in the early days of that camp. For some years he WAS cashier for the Northern Commercial Com pany at Fairbanks, and later served os tray cling auditor of the company. He also served as agent of the company at Circle and av Tanana,
 Mr. Grace leaves widow and two chil- dren.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
GOOD PROSPECTS ON MIDWAY
 REPORTED FROM TOLSTOI

J. w Willison arrived from the Tol5toi on Wednesday last He Is here for the pur- pose of negotiating the sale of some mining round in that district upon which some cry good prospects were uncovered re- gently.
 Mr. WiIEson will be remembered by old K.ondikors as the government timber agent in tho early days of that camp. He is on his way Outside,
 The ground owned by Mr, Willison is on Midway creek, tributary of Madison, below Esperanto Reports say that dirt taken from hole sunk to bedrock on the property shows values of 50 to 60 cents to the foot. Considerable interest has been aroused by the new find at Tostoi and vicinity.
 Yesterday it was stated that George Blanusha of this city had bought the inter- ests of Mir Willison on Midway creek, but the price was not made public.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
BROTHER OF JOE SMITH
 IS MAYOR OF FAIRBANKS

As he was to leave for the Outside today Mayor Myers handed in his resignation last evening to the city council, which was ac- cepted. Immediately afterward, with Coun- cilman E. H. Mack in the chair, George M Smith was nominated for mayor and was unanimously elected.
 By the election of the new official the Smith family has the distinction of having had two members mayor. In the earlier days of the town Joseph H. Smith, brother of the incumbent, was mayor of Fairbanks. News Miner, Jan. l3.
 It may be added that Joseph H. Smith, re- ferred to above, is now mayor of Iditarod So that the mayoralty business seems to more than habit with the Smith boys.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
HORSEFLY CREEK BOBS UP

Reports received during the week lndl- cate that Horsefy creek, which created 8 good deal of local excitement year or so ago. is likely yet to secure its place in the sun. It is said that Nelson, who has been prospecting there during the winter, has received much encouragement, and Bob Roberson, who ventured much work Tn backing up his belief that pay existed there is on his way there from the Toistoi With boiler to resume prospecting work, There are also reports of good prospects having been opened up on creek Tn the vicinity of Horsehy-
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
REVOLUTION IN REPUBLIC OF CUBA
 IS FROWNED UPON BY SECRETARY LANSING

WASHINGTON Feb 14.-seeretsy of State Lansing today cent warning to the Cuban people that any eab Ished by revolt would not be recognized
 HAVANA Feb. A-lt is reported that Colonel baidomer Acost one of the revolutionary chiefs who led the rebels in the fighting with the guards forty miles from Havana has been killed The revolutionary is confined to Camaguey and Orente provinces.
 It was announced yesterday that the United States govern ment had offered 5000 rifles and 5O0OCO cartridges to the Cuban government An encounter has occurred in MatanEs province between the government troops and the rebels
 WASHINGTON Feb l5-Brith charge that German agents have onened the revolt Cuba whose sought as submarine base.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.The entire end of Cubs threatens to join in revolt according report Minister Gonzales Havana this morning Heavy fighting occurred last night between the rebels and government troops seventeen H west of Havana Several rebels killed.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
OPERATIONS IN THE GREAT WORLD WAR

BERLIN Feb 16-Thc German forces have made an attack in the Cspagne and captured ground half mile deep over front of mile and hal They took So6 prsoners
 British ayiato dropped bombs chdrens skating party Bruges, killing sixteen.
 LONDON Feb l3.-Oicial announcement IS made today that the British the Tg have established line across the Tgs bend west of kuteAmuro completely henmng the Turks
 BERNIE Feb 3Tcn thousand officials of trade unions and organizations in Germany heretofore exempt from m tarv service have been called the colors.
 AMSTERDAM Feb 13-In compliance with orders from the German authorities the American commission for relief work n Belgium is withdrawing from Belgium and northern France
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
PREPARING FOR BIG TIME

The committee on arrangements for the biz ball and entert ainment to be given at A. B. hall, Iditarod, on March l7, by the local igloo of Pioneers, held an enthusiastic meeting last Saturday night and outlined quite number of the details. Percy Charles was appointed committee of one on advertising, and all will expect some interesting matter from that source.
 As an added attraction to the celebration of St. Patrick's day the committee is con- sidering plans for dog race from Discovery to Flat and Idtarod, and dog fanciers are on the alert to learn the details of the pro posed contest.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
TWO HUNDRED SUBMARINES CAPTURED BY BRITISH
 ACCORDING TO BUTLER

PITTSBURGH, Feb. l0.-Nicholas Mur- ray Butler, the famous educator and presi- dent of Columbia university, declared in an interview here today that the submarine Deutschland had been captured by the British. q have positive knowledge" he said. that the Deutschland is one of the eighty-five German submarines in one Brit ish port. I know that the British have captured not fewer than two hundred Ger man submarines"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
HUMBOLDT" GATES DEAD

Humboldt" Gates, enc of the famous Klondike millionaires, who owned No 2S Eldorado and a half interest in No. 7, died on December l, after short illness, accord ing to word received by Cal Brosius from the Outside, says the Seward Post of January 10.
 Gates was an eccentric though shrewd miner. He is reported to have climbed a telephone pole for fun on main street in San Francisco, after going out with his pile, and once at Atlantic City he ran an old man of money who was taking morning out in a wheeled chair, into the surf, just for sport
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
WASHINGTON BONE DRY BILL
 TO BE EFFECTIVE IN JUNE

OLYMPIA, Feb. 15.-Should Governor Lister sign it, which is regarded as q cer- tainty, and if t weather the referendum campaign likely to be waged against it, the 'bone dry bill will become effective on June 10 next.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
ACTION TAKEN BY OTHER NEUTRAL NATIONS

MEXICO CITY Feb 3(sene1al Carvanza head of he dc iacto Mexican government has issued identical! note to e nation, proposing end the European by cutting oil the supplies of the bellgerens
 LONDON Feb. l4 Norway Sweden and Denmark have s7- aneoy protested Berlin against te submarine cam paign.
 China hes broken of diplomatic relations with Germany corclng to an authoritative report issued Monday
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
NEW RULING OF BRITISH
 RELIEVES FREIGHT SITUATION

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The British de cison to permit neutral vessels sailing from American ports for Europe to undergo ex- animation at Halifax, instead of at klrkwall or Falmouth, brought immediate relief to- day to the congested cargo situation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
CONSTANTINOPLE EMBASSY
 ISOLATED FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4-Another in quiry sent by the state department today to the American ambassador at Constantinople develops the reason why he had not been able to report about the marooned Ameri- cans detained in Asia Minor. Since the break with Germany no word had been allowed to reach this country either from Constan- tinople or Sofia,
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
PORTLAND WOMAN CONVICTED

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb + Mrs. Victor 1nncs of PortIend, Ore, has been sentenced to three years imprisonment as q result If her conviction of larceny in connection with the disappearance and supposed mur- der of her sister, Beatrice Lois Neinls.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
BOY SCOUTS FOR SERVICE

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-Six hundred thousand Boy Scouts throughout the coun try are expected by the national council to prepare for active service in the event of war.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
FIELDS PATRIOTIC GRANDSON
 AND HIS WONDERFUL WEAPON

WILLISTON, N. D., Feb. PA self guiding torpedo, based on magnetic control, against which an enemy would have little chanoe for defense has been invented by Charles J. Field grandson of Cyrus K. Field, and has been turned over to the government
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
ELECTION FRAUDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 15.-Federal war rants charging l66 men, Republicans and Democrats, in this city, Gary, Frankfort and Evansville, with election frauds, are being served
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
BIG CONTRACT FOR RAILS
 FOR ALASKA'S RAILROAD

SEATTLE, Feb. l0-A contract for l,20O tons of fifty,pound rails for the Nenana- Fairbanks division of the Alaska govern ment railroad was let today on basis of $38 at the mills in Chicago.
 The steamship Turret Crown will begin loading full cargo of equipment for the Alaska railroad tomorrow.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
SOCIAL DANCE AT FLAT
 ON WASHINCTON'S BIRTHDAY

Arrangements for the Washington g birthday dance next Thursday night at Flat by the Moose are well under way, and the event promises to be splendid affair. Ivan Wales is chairman of the committee on ar engagements, and he Is attending to the de- tails with his usual energy that leaves noth- ing undone in that regard.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
DEATH CREATES VACANCY
 IN TERRITORIAL HOUSE

JUNEAU, Feb l0.-The Democrats of the First division yesterday nominated Isaac Sowerby of Juneau, an insurance man, for representative in the territorial legisla- ture to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John G. Heid The election will be held on March 6. As yet no candidate has been named by the Republicans.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
DlGGS-CAMINETTI DECISION
 UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The supreme court today held that the white slave law applies to non-commercial vice as we'll as commercial vice. It also upheld the consti- tutionaity of the Mann act The decision was rendered in the Diggs- Caminetti case, wherein the defendants were convicted in the lower courts.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
DICK DAWSON DEAD

SEATTLE, Feb. 15.-Dick Dawson, a former Nome saloon man and pioneer of other camps in Alaska, died today in this city of cancer. Lately he had been inter ested in mining in the Cook inlet region.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
FORD PEACE BUREAU CLOSED

THE HAGUE. Feb. 10.-The Ford peace bureau here will be closed on March l be- cause of prospects of the United States be coming involved in the war
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
YAKIMA ALASKA COLONY
 PLANNING BIG CELEBRATION

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb l5.-- Former Alaskans now residents of the Yak ina valley, at banquet last night, set in motion plans for celebrating, either at Seat tie or Portland, the dftieth anniversary of Inc purchase of Alaska, which occurs next October George Thomas was elected presi- dent of the organization effected.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
WILCOX SEES THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Chairman Wilcox of the Republican national con- nlittee had a conference with President Will son this afternoon Its nature was no di vulged.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
LARGE SHIPBUILDING PROJECT

SEATTLE, Feb. l4.-British agents are discussing with the managers of local ship building yards the placing of contracts for the construction of twenty large steel freighters
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
AMERICANS LIBERATED

BERLIN, Feb. l6.-The Americans brought to German port on board the Yarrowlale, whose release was demanded by the United States government, were hb- crated today.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
WRIGHT WILL VOLUNTEER

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Orvile Wright announced today that in case of war he will organize an aerial army.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
BREAK WITH AUSTRIA-HUNGARY REPORTED

LONDON Feb 16Negotiations between the American bassado Vienna and the have been broken of, according to the Berlner Tagebatt
 PARIS, Feb l6.-Amercans in Austria have been warned from Washington to leave that country.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
BOOTLEGGER HAS MONEY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16,-Logan Bil kingsley, the indicted Seattle bootlegger, who was supposd to be busted" withdrew $85, 900 from the Union Trust Company today
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
VICTIM OF BANDITS

SEATTLE, Feb l4-On his way home last night G. C. Harper, teller of the Seattle National Bank was shot in the hip and hand by bandit He will recover.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
NOTED BANDIT DEAD

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.-Chris Evans, of the former bandit team of Evans and Son tag, who terrorized Southern California 8 quarter of century ago, died here today,
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
DOMESTIC TROUBLE IN RUSSIA

PETROGRAD, Feb l2-Eleven men have been arrested charged with fomenting labor troubles with view to transforming Russia into q social democratic republic
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
FATAL FIRE IN MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 12-Thirteen per sons perishcd in the burning of the hcnwooG hotel last night.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
PORTLAND TO ALASKA LINE

PORTLAND Feb. 16-C. A. Burkhardt and others are endeavoring to establish a direct steamship service between this port and Alaska
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
DISASTROUS FIRE IN PIRAEUS

ATHENS. Feb. 13-Iire is sweeping q large section of Piraeuy, and has caused 2 heavy less of life.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
WoRKMEN PROTEST AGAINST HIGH FOOD COST

THE HAGUE Feb l6The food situation in Holland has become acute Serious rotng which the crowds only dispersed by repeated charges the police and hussar has taken place The rioters mostly workmen who stated Una, tho demonstration was protest against the high of food They coupled the space front of the queens palace and the m erial buildings
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-02-17
PIONEERS MEET WEDNESDAY

A regular meeting of the Pioneers will be held next Wednesday evening at Moose hall, Flat