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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
Body Found This Forenoon on the Waterfront and Taken to MoTgue for
 Identification.
MAN FELL FROM WHARF
Parcel Post Slip Found in Pockets Gives the Belief Man Is
 C. StOeSSeI.

The body of a man, who is as yet unidentified, was found this morn ing on the ice near the Dickison and Hunter float, lying half on the ice and half in the water, frozen to death, although the body was slightly warm when it reached the mOrgue.
 When searched, no marks of iden- tifcatiOn were found on the clothing and nothing in the pockets except some tobacco, matches and regis ration slip showing that a package had been shipped from Tacoma to San Francisco by parcels post on De- cember 9th, l913, were found. The receipt for the package was made out in the name of c. StoeSsel, and it is thought that is the mans name.
 The body was discovered by Wm. Dickson this morning shortly after 3 o'clock, when he looked from the window of his office on the wharf and saw the man on the ice The coroner was notified and he directed that the body be removed immediate. ly.
 Frank Sargent took the police auto and by using a ladder and putting blanks on the ice was able to fasten a rope around the body and it was drawn up to the wharf and take to the morgue where visi- tors have been viewing it today in an endeavor to make Identification.
 There are no marks of violence on the body, with the exception of an abrasion on the scalp where the mans head probably struck the ice, The tide was almost low at the time of the accident, which must have happened between six and seven O. clock this morning, and the man evidentally fell. The force of his fall broke the ice and half of the | body fell through into the water, the other half sticking on the ice. !. The hole made in the ice by the fall !. rapidly frOze over and as the tide raised the ice, the body was drawn | up with 1t and remained on top.
 The man was a foreigner, weighed | about I4O pounds, 5 feet 6 inches in height and very dark complex ion. He had dark hair, an anchor tattoed on his right forearm and is presumably Russian. He was dressed in a brown canvas mackin- aw, grey shirt, new cloth cap with fur-lined ear-muffs. browniSh mixed . pants and new red shoe pacs. He was man between 80 and 35 years of age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
ONE THOUSAND BELGIANS WRO
 HELP IN RELIEF
 ARE DEPORTED

THE HAGUE, Jan. Silt was of- fciaIly announced here today that ore thoucand Belgians connected with the work of the American Re lief committee have been deported to Germany The depOrtation5 were made owe? a strong protest of the commission but avaiIed nothing.
 Subsequent advlecs received today state that those ordered dcported were given only six hours' notice and then loaded aboard trains or escorted to far away sectionS on foot by cavalry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
BROKER ELLIS, WHO WARNED ABOUT THE
 PEACE NOTE, WANTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 31. - Finding further examination today of E. F.. Hutton, barren of result as far as showing the origin Of the informa- ton on which the stock brokerage firm of Hutton and Company warned its customers that Wilson's peace note was to be issued, the investigat- ing committee today decided to sum- mon George A. Ellis Jr, member of the firm who wrote the warning telegrams. Ellis, according to Hut ton, is ill in Georgia, but the com mittee nevertheless decided that he must appear.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
ASSASSINbT TI0N OF THE BRITISH
 PRIME MINISTER
 PLANNED BY FOUR

LONDON, Jan. 3t. - Mrs. Alice WhcIaon and her two daushtero, also the husband Of one of the daugh' sers, George Alfred ma5on were to- day charged wi'h con5piring to mur' der Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson, cabi. net member, being President of the Beard of Education.
 The information given public to. day ls meagrc but developments are expected. The charges have created the greatess Of sencations in Eng lich circlcs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
SALMON INDUSTRY IN
 ALASKA IS GROWING

SEWARD, Jan. &1.-Preparations already in progress point Co the most active season in the history of sal mon canning in Southwestern Alas ka. A packing company with head quarters in Bellinghaw will build a thrce-liue Cauuory at Hereudeen Bay The San Juan Fish & Pack ing To. will build a cold storage plant and salmon cannery here. The cOmp2ny's boats will operate between Seward and Kodiak. A sal mon cuuuery will be constructed on ,he municipal dock at Valdez, and it is said that SeIdoyia will have a new cauuery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
FRENCH STEAMER TORPEDOED AND NEARLY 200
 LOSE LIVES

PARIS, Jan. 3f.--ore hundred and forty perished when the French transport Amisal Magon was torped. oed last Thursday in the Meotcr- rancan sea. Eight hundred of those aboard the transport at the time were rescued by the torpedo boat destroyers accompanying the trans port.
 The Admiralty made the above an nounccmeut today this being the first information of the diCaster giV- en to the public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
CINCINNATI BANKER
 MAY BE NOMINATED
 TO A FEDERAL BOARD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-William Alexander Julian, banker. of Cin- cinnati, is being seriously considered by President Wilson for appoint ment as a member of the federal trade commission to succeed Presl- dent Hurley whose resignation takes effect today. The nomination may go Co the Senate in few days. Julian was suggested by Mir. Hurley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
PLENTY OF MONEY IN SIGHT

SEATTLE. Jan. &l.-J. w. Maxwell received the following telegram from Chairman Perrin Of the Federal Re serve Bank: san Francisco stands ready to act instantly in supplying money in exchange for commercial. industrial OF agricultural paper to members of the banks of Seattle if they should desire it. Besides $2O.. OOO,OOO in gold we have $2O.OO0,OOO of Federal Reserve notes in San Fran cisco and $27.OOO.O0O additional avail able for immediate shipment from Washington, D. c. to the Federal Reserve bank of San Francisco"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
MUST GET PERMISSION
 FOR FOREIGN CHARTERS

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 3I.- A step in Great Britain's policy of of its shipping iu- dUstry was outlined in state depart meut dispatches today, announcing an order that no British subject be permitted to charter a foreign ship without obtaining permission from Inc board Ot tradn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
POOR INDIANA NEARLY
 DESTITUTE OF EGGS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 31. - Only enough eggs for one breakfast for all Indiana were found in tho state in a survey made by the state food and drug commission of the lrty-fve public and thirteen private cold storage warehouses in the state, according to H. E. Barnard, state food and drug commissioner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
WEATHER MAN HAPPY WHETHER THE OTHER
 PEOPLE ARE OR NOT

M NJ. Summers, the weather man of Alaska, with headquarters in Ju- neau, is a happy man today. What care he for the devilish weather he is providing, for the wife and kid dies are here now and the weather can do just what it likes. Mir Sum mers arrived on the Princess Sophia direct from the East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
MOBILIZATION AREAS
 ALONG COASTS URGED

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The estab- lishment of alrge reservations on oovernment lands at intervals along the coasts and borders, for use in the mobilization of troops in case of war, was recommended by Dr. Thos Darlington, formerly health com missioner of New York, in a report to the National Civic Federation, in annual sesion here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
SENATE PASSES I BILL MAEIN9 ALASKA
 DRY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3f.- The Senate today passed the Jones bill to make Alaska a prohibition territory The bill would prohibit the manufac- ture, or sale Of intoxicating Ii- quors in the Territory and would also prohibit the trans portation thereto. The bill has not yet passed the House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
PROMINENT PIONEER
 OF WALLA WALLA HAS
 PASSED TO BEYOND

WALLA WALL9, Wash, Jan. 31.- William Fudge, a prominent valley pioneer died here today in his eightlcth year. Mir. Fudge was a pioneer of Oregon in the early for. ties, the ncame to the Walla Walla valley in 1859. He was born ncar Chicago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
STEAMER MOVEMENT and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

NOW BOUND NORTH Al.Ki is expected from the south tonight with mail.
 SCHEDULED SAlLlNGS Spokane is scheduled to sail from Seattle today. Admiral Farragut is scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday. soUTH5oUND sAILIN6S Jefferson is expected south boufd about z o'clock to night. Takes mail. Princess Sophia is expected southbound Friday morning. Takes mail. Al.k will sail south at ' a. m. Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
RUSSIANS WIN
 OVER GERMANS
 WITH BAYONETS
Fight Waist Deep in the Snow and Storm and Capture Important
 Heights.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 31. - Advanc. ing waist deep in snow, Russian troops have 9tOrmed and captured, at the point of the bayonet, the Ger man positions on the heights east of Jacobeni. according to today's official statement
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
AS ROYAL AGENT.

PARIS, Jan. S1.-Thc Belgian government has announced the ap- pointment of Colonel Malreyt as royal commissioner for the con Quered territories in the Belgian Congo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
CONSTITUTION OF
 MEXICO IS SIGNED
OuERETARO. Mex.

QUERETARO, MeXY Jan . Sl.-The delegates to the Constitutional assembly con- cluded their labors this morn ing and signed the cOnstitu- ton on which they had been working for two months. The ceremony was attended with great enthusiasm with all members of the cabinet pres.
 ent except Louis Cabera.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
Bitter French Winter

PARIS, Jan. 31.-France is now experiencing the seYerest winter since 1893. The suffering is intense in various localities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
OUTLAWRY DOESN'T PAY.

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 31.-Chris Evans. former leader Of the Evans Soutag gang of outlaws in Califor- uia. was yesterday committed to the AIultnomah County Poor Farm at his own request. He is 70 years -7, al
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. S1 Alaska Gold closed yesterday at 95s. Alaska-Juneau at 7H. American Zinc at 39ll. Butte 6 Superior at 49&. Ray at 26%
 Chino at 54lh.
 Utah Copper at 1O62s. Conner metal was nnntnd nt 2Qik
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
MILITARY TRAINING FOR
 YOUTH URGED BY EDISON

CHICTGO, Jan. S1.--Military drill for every youth in the land is advo- cated by Thomas A. Edison in q let ter to Howard H. Gross, president of the Universal Military Training I .aaoaia made nuhlic, here
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 31.-TEe Bel gian birth rate in 1916 decreased IS per cent. due to lower vitality and mental anxiety
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
Outside Banks Ready to Give Seattle Banks Three Million if
 It Is Needed.
RESERVE BANKS TO AID
SMty-eight Millions Are Offered by Federal Reserve if Cash
 Is Required.
PLENTY OF CASH IS OFFERED THE
 SEATTLE BANKS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sixty-eight million dollars was offered today by the Fed cral reserve bank to the Se- attle banks in case this amount is needed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
ONE FIGHTER KILLED
 AND ONE CHAMPION IS
 NOW DANGEROUSLY ILL

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 31-Stephen Mcdonald, aged 22, in a fight last night with Toby Hicks, was killed being struck by q blow over tho heart. Hicks is held for manslaugh- ter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31
Weather Conditions in Juneau.

FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT P M AS RECORDED BY THE
 U S. WEATHER BUREAU.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-31

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 31.-Hen- ry Irlanger, claimant of the worlds middleweight championship, is dangerously ill suffering from con- cussion of the brain following a match with Michael Yokel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23

Meeieringen opertdger @rnberne, f.
ger Mfiis @amfin beb eta Masie.
1upbe / Butte, Mont.
Jorberebelier for en- @eneralireif al
vSn6nitrial @orfers | @aibing-
ton % Maboitater.

8utte, Mont., ben 186e slug. Mis
Seanette @aa1fin erflere6e / Otter.
11iboag / Columbia @arbens 8aie'
ball Rarf, at @egieringen bill operta=
ge &obbergruberne / 8utte=Diitriftet
og etgang for alle gipre Gnoe paa
oe Observation-Disclosures, fom belpts
bar la111met 9rtften, 6eriom &obber-
pro6nftionen bin6res, iaa Mmmn11t,
tionstilpirfningen foritnfes. Sun tai,
te om nbfaloet al De nn6eriegelier,
iom BUN / tre Gage bar foretaget ar'
gaaen6e Mrbei6eruroligbeoerne /
Suite. Eultnber af 5treifere tilfielt.
6egop tit 8ilfal6 me6 benoes uota.
lelier.
8utte, Mont., ben t86e Slug. sSsn-
ouitrial 8orfers Of tbe @orl6 for
bereoer ioag en- alminoeltg Mrbeios'
ne6laggelie Manoag / Waibtngton,
Oregon, s56obo og Wontana @eo ct
bemmeligt Mgbe, ion Suite, ,Gorenin-
gen boIot forleoen, beilutteoe ben at
itgtte @eneralltreifen, blep BET ops
1plt ibag.
Sim 2arfin, S. M. 50. 2eoeren,
Iom for ct Mar iioen blep iaget no at
8utte, bar ber igien ioag. San bill
reife til @ortlanb Sbnoag @fternio,
0aq for at opertage 2eoelien at S.
8. @.'s gtreif i geor6beiten.
Moibington Ben 17oe Mng. 5soe-
rale Gropper bill bliDe fen6t til 8aib-
ington, Montana, Oregon % Soubo
ON ngbpe11bigt for at BERT S1onitri-
erne for SsSnoultrial @orfers Of tie
ggorl6s Mnipitet, a,ttpoeoe gmbeoS,
mpn6 i6ag. SSuitits oepartenentet 81,
Der qiennen fine Mgenter Mgt paa
@ituotiene1,. Derion1 BET bliber no.
get af ben @eneralitretf, iom SSn6lt'
itriali1terne truer meb, ptl Deporte,
mentet noe11tpil bebe ON Sropper,
| ifal6 gtate1ts % De lofale Mrtorite-
ter er biplpelpie ligeoperfor l1orbe-
11er1re.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23
Mepublifcns Gtorarmes 51be 2eir-

@epnblifens Gtorarmes 51oe 2eir-
iamlimg. 8oston Sen 216e 9luguit.
9uiinoer al 8orgerfrigspeteran
me6 Gamtlier, Der er fer mi for at
operbpre &epublifens 5torarmes
51oe 2eiriamling, blep officielt bl1ot
belfonmen til 8Den al Gcegltberner
Coolidge og Mapor @urleD. Nnore,
ber tolte, bar fbb. @nperner SsSobn 3.
Bates, ftp. gDeritfommanoereuoe W.
$. Natterien, 8ittsburgb, og Depar>
tementscbef Daniel G.. 9ennD, Was-
iacbuietts.
General Mellon y. Mles tom
11pentet tillte6e og talte til fine gamle
@amerater. Soet ban mtn6eoe ont
@ulofoitelien al Mutofratiet China
oa GtugIanb, erflerebe @eneralen, at
vDen1ofrati brager 8eroen runot"'
IS .ipratgte geien," fag6e ban, rog
andre fplger ebers grempel.
Gn frentrp6erbe gfiffelfe blan6t
1nionsiol6aterne igaar bar en- Manb
/ fonfgbereret graa Uniform, Maior
esrn,1f gR Wtrrntns. her MI pr / STE.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23
/ G11ftrt1.
goloiomme 8an.pe 1ltellem Tlppere,
Gn franif 2nftra55ia, bpori Iii
Merpplaner tager Del.
gomber ilnppet neo 8abtu, IL Mi
fra &6inen. 1t4 tpfft 8laner
braet ntb paa sn ust.

Haris ben 18be Mug. gn 2uft-
ra55ia, bbori III franffe 2uftplaner
tog Del, flap 10000 ailogram meo
9roieftiler ne6 poo 11tilitnre gtablis=
fementer, oplpite @rigs6epartementet
tbag. @pp tpife Maffiner bleb ff16t
neo, og en- 8allon iant otte Meropla-
t1er blep Iemt ranponeret. So fran.
tie Moifiner Tom lite tilbage.
De frantic Mpiatifere pur in6en
II Mtl fra @btnen. Greib11rg /
8risgau, 8a6en, fom blen anerebet,
er Is MiI fra @arlsrube og II Mtl
fra 3binen. @barnblaD Citation %
anore 8unfter blep ogiaa angreben.
NancD bleb bon1bar6eret al tpife
Mpiatifere;; men ingen bleb orebt el.
ler iaaret.
Meo De brittle Mrmeer i Seltett,
18oe slug. (Mf @illiam Ybilip
5imms). Salt ia tpffe @eroplaner
er blepet brngt ne6 i ben 1i6ite nge
unoer polofomme &an1pe 2uften /
sSorbinoelie ,ne6 ben alliere6e Sffen.
iip. 62 at 6tsie fienotlige Maifiner
blep goelagt meo en- Gong og 50 bleo
beifaoiget, faa 6e lite funbe itpres.
Ser blep fipnpet 2uften trobS
set ugnnitige @eir og 0perationerMe
ubmerfe6e fig beo ben itprite Driitig.
beo.
30 brittle Maffiner iapnes efter
l1gens &an1pe. @reusfiffe 5lppere
tubiatte Jig for itor @ififo fine 8e-
itrebelier for at funne gtpe Mrtille-
rtet bag fine 2inier Mfitan6e og
Maal. Man erfarebe, at De baboe
Drbre til at faa Dibe Mfitan6ene el-
Ter bg UNDER Soribget.
MeoenS BET 11pe 6lanoernl1ag ra-
ieoe, bIep 19 ftenotlige 2nftplaner
bragt neb paa en- Dag. Eppe bIep
fororepet. Serten Salptonsbomber
blep f11ppet 11e6 Paa Sernbaneltatto-
ner, Mnntu11itionsoplag og Merooro.
n1er al brittle GlDpere paa en- Scat.
Sire og en- balD Eon me0 9pra1g-
itof blep iluppet neo af en- britilf
2nfteifabre. Wtn6en blaite meb Ell
&alfgbeo al 70 m / 9tmen ben
Mat, oa 8rttter1e iteg tilpeirS paa iin
ferlte G,lr. De tom tilbage5 Gang
paa Gong, ibet be trobs ben ftprfe
Storm gtorbe tre Cure % losieoe
AZ Son 8on1ber paa Ggffert,e.
2onbon ben 186e Mug. Mange
Cons 8on1bar blep faitet paa tpife
nrilitare tablisfementer llnoer en-
@aaaia af brittle Meroplaner, fuao-
|gioroe BET brittle aouiralitet ioag.
*
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23
krtgrt1 ttlHna.
Srnfning mellem tpffe % enselife
Sfibe paa, Moroipen. Gl1 engelf
og en- tiff @eriipn.
gDife 1tbaabes Dperationsfelt 11b.
bibet, Sem af bent ieet 500 Ml
betenfor @nglanb.

2on6on ben 186e Slug. On Sre1-
ming rnellent brittle % tpife Spe1oer.
ifibe, bpori en tDlt 8orpeooiager %
nere Minerenifere blep ran1poneret,
11elbtes al Moniralitetet ioag.
Gpferne bar i lengere Eio bolot
paa at n6iel1be Minerenlfere Noro.
ieen fra @elgolanb unoer @iforte al
Gorpe6oiagere. De er bleoet feet
flere @ange al brittle Yatrulier;
men bette er 6et fdrite @ammenitp0.
Sen Gli6, bporn1eo EDlferne filter
efter Miner, bar / @nglano paft
Gorno6ning om, at BEN fienotltge
Glaa6e mart oil fornme nb igien.
9Dife ltnberpan6sbaa6e tog ogiaa
Del &umpe11, tilfeteoe Mbmiralite=
tet. &dmpen fanot Steo GborSoog
Morgen. De brittle Sfibe fr1,1oe iffc
fortlette Sagten paa 6e tDife Sfibe
paa @rltno af ct Minefelt. Otter
&anrpen n1eo l1baa6ene bleb De brit
tiife 5fibe lite giort til @ienltano 10:
D6erligere Mngreb. .......-
Berlin (pta 2onbon) ben 186e Mn=
quit. IS Gbors6ags traf Dor Batruls
ie Mor6ipen paa fienotlige &rpoie-
re og 9orpeooiugere lige peo @re11'
len til oen oflperreoe brittle 3one,
melote M6miralttetct ibag. u8i an
greb benz, % ben langt operlegne
6ienoe traf Jig tilbuge 11noer tDit
Slo. 8i les i11tet 9ab."
(Den brittle @eriip1t n.elner 81
len tDif 9orpeooiag get oa Here aine.
renlfere blep ran1poneret oenne
grpfning.)
Gn @olfbabn Sen 176e slug. 81.
tie un6erpan6sbaa6e bar noDi6et fl
Self % opererer nit | 9ltlanterbabe1
oper 500 Mil fra ben engelife &Dit,
ifelge l1n6erretning bt6bragt at Ell
britilf Camper i6ag. &apteinen iaJ,
oe, at ban bar 0i6ne til 1oeleggel.
len al en- amerifanif Camper omfrtna
500 Mdl fra en- brttiif &apn, og fene.
re blep bans eget 9th angrebet al en
flor tDf l1nberban6sbaa6, men nno:
tom. SEM l1baa6e bleo feet / geer:
be6er-a -af Ste6et.
Yetrogroo Sen 176e Slug. Ser
rusitfe Eorpeooiager ~9eitnont
8ourafoff" er blepet fpnfet af Ell
tplf Mine i 9iterigen ner Nalanos'
perne. Sen fulgte efter en- @ifa6re
Eorpeooiogere. Marineminiiter Sc.
beroorff par ornbor6 .paa ct al @ifa6.
rers Sfibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23

AIle Weobangreb Ct fuloft9noig az
Diit efter ifarpe aon1pe, meIote Self.
t1uriebaI Saig. gogle Sanger blep
taget oer far1t i Norbbeit for gpres.
GngIat1b fan6t en- bis giIfrebsitil.5
lelfe bet 6afturn, at Berlin naatte
tb til 2ggn ! lin offieielIe tranblgle
Melotng igdar. S BET gieblif, at
(Sortfettes pno 2ben @ibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23

! / Drift bare enbel al 9ioen paagrl1no
af at rnan lite fnn faa fibbt 8Deoe
fra garmerne % forbi man er 11fit..
Ter n1eh &erfpn. til Ggoerolregiertn-
gems Moner for Mabtontrol. Mgl-
Ierne tiger, at Garmerne bol6er paa
lin Sbebe 'Gorpertning ont, at Mab-
abnttniitrotione1 bill be1utte at ipt.
te en- bbiere Yris emo be MI faar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23
E;xplu:atl1rtt.
Gn ftor Mmmnnitionsfabrtf / lnebec,
Gan., pbelast. 40 @rbeiberboli.
ger gaaet Qnften.
Weinbit tppe Mrbeioere a,,taees at
bGrr ffprnlptt tfe 4 s,lprtbe,t rgifet
mange 99lides pmfrebs.

MontreaI BEN 18oe 9luguit. On
@affe frDgtelige @rploiioner p6elag,
6e Curtis & SarbeD Examinations.
p9rfer / Dragon, 4nebec, i6ag. Set
meloes bio, at mango Beri ioner bleD
6r9bt.
Slere bun6re6e Meno par / Sas
brife1, 6a @rploitonen fan6t 5te6,
men Sorbin6elien meb 8pen er iaa
afbru6t, at man bioti1 bare bar facet
fragmentariife @apporter.
Smfring ct Bar Snes Suie i @p,
en- melbes at pnre gaaet 2uften. @n
Strafning al Canadian Ractfie 8a-
men blep goelagt. On tet &pgifp lig'
ger ober bele Gragonegnen.
= Montreal ben 186e Muguit.
Min6it tDpe 8erioner blep brebt / en-
@effe forfpr6eltge @rploiioner, ion
p6elag6e Curtis & &arbep Mmmuni-
tionSfabrtf / Dragon, Que., i6ag,
ifplge BET fioite Ooerflag fra nlpffes,
fte6et. Mange 9lrbei6ere iabnes;
men man tror, at a6ifilltge al 6en
bill blibe fnn6en 8ebol6.
@rploitonen lagoe 40 Mrbet6erbo'
Tiger / @utner og rD1te6e Sorben !
mango Mils Omfreos. Hengetabet er
benin1o6 81 100000.
Gn Basiager, ion1 a11fom til @on,
treal fra l1lpffesite6et, iag6e, at 6a.
brifen er / Ml1iner. 9elegraf, og Sc,
lefonforbinoelie lie meo 8pen er afbru6t.
Sabrifen beito6 al omfring 150 imaa
@erfiteber ne6 bare 11ogle Manb
bpert 89rfite6. Det antageS ber-
for, at BET ct lDffets mango 4rbei-
6ere at nnbfomme, in6en sSlbe1r for.
plante0e 11g til en0el al Spr9ng1to1'
oplagene.
Mo11treal ben 1soe Mug. gnb,
fient 8olitiet tent ioag frem6eles
paaitaar, at Is d 20 Man6 on1fen1
4 grplolionen, mel6te &ompaniet, at
Set life hnb6e ob6ddet 11oqet Sab al
Menneifelib.
Montreaf 6en 2Obe Mu.
quit. 8are en- 8er}on, en- nolpn,
oing, bibes at pere blepet 6rpbt be6
EN- @rploiion, ion 26rbag boelagoe
Curtis &arpep Cos @ru0tfabrif !
Megano, npr ber. Ser Mrbeioere bleb
alporltg faoret Dette melotes at 8.
Is. Curtis, Direftdr i 5elfabet. 8en.
getabet aniattes til $4,000, 600.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23

Gbonrout Standardization, blep on
grebet Eborsoaa Scot, iagoe @appor.
ten. Man iaa grnno / amurunitiors-
leirer1 og Sernbanen blep ffabet De
brittle Mafiner. benote tilbage i 8e<
hoI6. 81 81. !,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-23
De faorebe amertfanffe Solbater.

90 IuuteUe tt1sse* = -
2onbon ben 17oe 4ug 9e aneri.
fanite 9oloater, fonr 1nelotes at be.
re faaret og bragt til 9oipitaler !
gatb, tilbgrte iffe 8erfbings grpe-
:oitio11. De bar sSnDalioer, ion1 tiente
i oe fanaoiite % e11gelite armeer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Proposes To Turn the
White Sands Into a
Gigantic Potato Patch

Asserting that the entire area OF the
famous White Sands, near AlamOgOrdo.
y. NJ. may be turned into a gigantic
potato patch. II. Morton, OF this city.
has approached a member Of ire cham
Der Of commerce committee. which
leaves for Cloudcroft sunday. with the
suggestion that this district be opened
TO farmers The vast gypsum beds 0f
the White Sands presents a fertile field
for a huge war crop OF potatoes, he
says
Several years ago came across the
former home Of a prospectOr in the
white sands" said Mr. Morton Satur-
day morning The prospector had left
a barrel, partially filled with seed Pc
tatoes. in front Of his place The bar
rel had fallen apart, and the potatoes
had grown luxuriantly in the white
sands or gypsum bed We ate some OF
the potatoes and found them the
equal in quality Of the famous Cloud
croft potatoes.
-If potatoes will grow so success
fully without any care at all in the
white sands. they certainly ought to
produce a wonderful crop If cultivated
and cared for by man. Such a crop
would need no fencing. as cattle.
horses. or sheep viii not eat potato
leaves"
Members OF the committee from the
chambef- Of commerce, which will urge
the planting OF great war crops in the
Cloudcroft district chiefly potatoes,
will investigate the possibilities Of the
project Members of the committee are
W. G. Roe. George r. LeBaron. and l..
s. Trumbuli.