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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
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Gs uutrIiegt fetnem 8DelI, BOB Der arhg iofort benOgt ferben
f0rnte, nenn Die bruihe Aegientng Den 8orfhIog BbiHp Snomoens un
nebnen uno 0n 3entralm1hten einen Srie0en mf bernInfHger gais
anbieten iplr0e: feline @%robentngeb feline 4nneJionens fene S~riegsentib1'
0igungen. Sic englHbe Regierung Oogegen tit fat ~entibIoHeh Dab fb
an0ere @6Her neter mFopfern miien, nm ben GngI0nbern peitere &C.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT lno tomner3ieqe 8orteIe al itbern.
England berlangt bic oatHhen aoLnien IN afrfas ferner arabien,
Qrnenieu uno GDriens 6ranfreid idl gliaBgotbringen erbaIteh Stnlien
Orient 1n0 Sriet; nuBeroem fl 3etthlan0 gnidootg1ngen an Belgten
Ser6en uno 6ranfreid 5abIen4 uo idlieBliA nod England fir DIE Der.
ienfen Snn0esdiffe lefen.
Die rufife 9ernpfrate fbent entihlofen, fem 9Mt m6r 8t Der.
gnBen, Inn bic ebrge3igen 4Ione irgeno elmer anoeren europ1iden Regie.
rlng gu unhrititen. gean erinnert fb pl0Blih, oaB England inner Der
5eino 9uBlan0s gepeen it, uo traut besbalb ben enghtden 5retno'
fhaftsbefelerlngen niht ol5uDeit.
Die 8erdnigten 6tanten mogen felt on Die a|ufribtgfet Der engH'
iden Observation-Disclosures gIauben GuBlanO tut Is ntht.
Gle 8eanigten Std1te1 ntogen bergefen bdben, mas england uns
in Der @ergangenbett angean bot; Die Sntrguen, Die eS gegen t5 &c.
ippnnen; Die angrifR, Die es gegen uns nnternontnlel RuBlnno bot
es nft bergeien.
Sic gereigRn Stonten nogen tpiaens ien fd cine SduIoenlait
BON Mtiliar0en m~lfgunir6en, INT England Die Deufden aolonIen uno
ben oeiifeu ~g3et6onoeI su beridaffea; &uBlano lit 0oflr nt1t 81 bnber.
a~lerorngs miro bon 8aibngton geuaoet, onB eSerr &iloa lett
RuBInno Dor fh ielbit reHen mill.
9eu bot 6err g8ilion a~Ier0ings cine areggerfarpng gegen 8eltih-
Lamb i'm aongreB ~ourdgeiest Ser banoelte er i'm ao9nlen ietner Ton.
iitutioneqen gefugni6e us 9rlf0eut Der 8erenigten Staateu. Iber
st Derfu6en, oHuBlan0 Dor iA ielbt 81 retten~ no 5lBlanD 5ugun1ten
elmer q~aslan6ii1en 01adt bon nelenH in ben areg 8u fulr5en, gebort
faun 81 ben 8efugnHin zines onertfaniihen Yrafoenten 1o gbt tber
oas geaB Der i'm gepabrtn 8olmahten binals.
8ir baben uidt 6as mrn0ete Reht, uns IN Die tnneren 3ultdnoe
9tuBlonos ein8unniden. Gr iol1en uniren eigenen 8g Ge9en, 1nbe.
uuiere eigenen 4rneen un0 uniere 5lotte IN Stdno iesen, bob fe lnier
2ano gegen Ieoen angrtff bon mBel uno bic aedte omertdnnar glrger
af bobr Gee 8u iduBen imtan0e fno. Gs degt obiolut ntbt IN inherent
Snhreie, Huhano bon neuem in ben Sreg 81 ihir5en ODER unfee
egenen iungen 2eate a6itndten 81 laHen, nm England 5u beten lid
Ole 0ediden aolonnn In arfa oil fhern-R. y. 9eunhes SolrnaL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
BlinNer Bak.

Cine Der tr1urigten Gri1etmngen 0S @eLfrieges lit Ser bin0e
Sab. ben e. III bOberen o0r utnoeem 92aBe BEL fat allen an Dem groBen
aingeI beteiigten 8oIfnn msI0L
Gebit Die gefhgeu 5Hbrer Der onge6Gb an Der Spite Der 8ioila.
ton marfbierenoen gaton reoen mo ffre6ea fd in cine fnnloie &t
bIneint bic baufg geraoe5u an Elm Soabals ernnert lmo MIR 6uuh boa-
fomnpene lln8Arehnungsfo6gfelt etlart meroen fam. an Der Spite
Die3ar pllDgeDoroeleu S9or mdrf6tert Do9[ Der preisgefronte Sdrft-
teller 9. 8oaloe, Der fh in ieaen rariegs- uno Gieges6tfonen' nit
Der de0er De en b0ag Berridter geberoet. Gin aaptteI bs ungIaub-
iden 4andDerfs trdgt Die ltebafhrft rGie 8atifsung Der Bette.
Inter Ger Bette 1T IN erter 2fHe 4alfbI1n0 cement, in 5peher 2inte
fal9n fur Wlonlfcur 9oudoc a9 Deferred llngnrn un0 bic Iurfei unhr
oleleu Ieblpben Begrfff. Gr grat IN maBIoe gut BEL bent @eonttel
0aB man Ih oanit begnigsn tounte, GethdGdnb Die 5Iieel griuoId al
befhneiDe, Die Jetungen mo Die Misrepresentation boQig al 8erftoren.
Gas mare cine bel 81 gelnoe Strafe uno Slbne fir Elm @oIf bns &C..
Horoet bate, run aeser erroeu aI MAIDEN. Sic Bette ntaTe ferbe5
weI re 0os 9edt gum Seben baIoren bobg w~engitens as Station
nno al1dt
lI0 ne fa bic gGute inter oe o6rei groBen Sieger berRft DerOen?
aMt en poor Jeoeritrihm oefreiet Der @erfoier Der garhss. uno Gle.
ges0HTgnen~ genab BEN obertea @rnong o9elanoa cit @ermmfa@
lEei4Iano unB srt5rt DerOen1. 5rantrd4 erbdIt abr eIuB2obrr
gen @l00ati4lnno bis @erfaIea uao 80bme, englon0 ganS 9or0I
6eaidIaH0 bis 5mr @be, 9uBino ben ubrigen SeL Berlin NIT einbegrff
fen no ale 9enfmder Der Maht RreuBens, fines Gtobes uno ieiner
s1Ihn Ierbrehen~ 5ertrInmmert meroen mibten. I'm 0as gaB iefaes
HbH ieoen 3nereI erbabeneu @abnfmns roaumahen, fh1at 1Rfer
frma59HHhe Eoqbmsler, nit Dem u~n5obige bon ieinen 2anosIeuten an
0eeNdhen Strange aiebe1, auen ernfeg Dor, aoier @iIbell Der 3Dehe
5ol3s. Dan er IN Die @enHgenlddft Der 8erbin0eten gerte, in 9ars
Qonoon rno an BET g1ena in snen adHg nasgefeat neroenl
Nen9oIngs Eat nun hr naaH Der @udug Der GeutheH meeeu
Der onef torgenonHRnen @eruNiungeE bon aelem Den SAB etfanat
pb9led be miladrfde 4otpenogfdt aees Sorgebens, ME BET Gbepl
naas 8a Mr @e nae Sberioaus 8srgoraHa BE- Shenandoah SaA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Gin Oriedpen>Appcu!

Die 8eitung o4tlmtis", Elm Or
aan Ser III amerifa leben6en @rie-
den, iueuoet itd nit Der Bite nm
8erehtigteit fir oas orTue @riehen-
lat6 an Die ameritaniide, burd
falide 9arfteatmgen iber Die toabre
Sahlaqe I'M &eQeuensa0nigreih ge-
tauidte greiie. Sn benz be3ugltden
Almoidrei6eu miro u. a. geiagt ber-
t%uorrenes, faIifes ut0 i~rrefibren0es
8eua per0e BON ben 8eni3elos. Rebo-
lltionaren aus Saloniti nod ben
nIiierten 2anOern geinn0t nn0 bort
bon ben 3enioren Dor Der uebermlt-
telunq rad Amerifa neiter ngeoot.
tert". Ssh tonne man oann orl0ers
ais einieitig urteilen2 gmiiidre 0es
8errn 8eni5elos, Die Dor feds Weo-
ndten in alnerifa mfamen, tltn oos
ilbriae uno Die griedtide Sunta in
8albington beriuhe. Die omeritdni-
lde 8egertlag our gnerfennung Der
probiioriIten Regierung oes geni5e-
los in Saloniti 81 ordngerl. 4nge-
fidts 0efIen babe Der Ge0ofteur Der
,qtlantis~, Colon 8. Slaito, es fir
letne gflift gebaIten, an ben 9rd-
iioenten @iIion gu idreiben unO inn
ben fDohreu Sahnerhalt Ddr8uleqen.
Syn 6ielem 2onoe Ieben uber 500.
900 @riefen, Die es oanf6ar EN-.
pflnOen fDuroen, .peltn SER 8ilion
als 9eidIber t[einer Qationeu" ee.
aen @riedenlun0 @eredtigteit ibeu
luiIr0e. Dan iebe nuf Der eiuen
Seite cine tonltitutioneae &e9ierung,
Die felt fat bunoert Sobren beitebe;
duf Der an0eren cine 4n5abL miBber-
qnilgter 8olitifer nit 8eni5elos on
Der Spike, nelfen e gelnng, @rie-
denIaH0 5u ipalteu unO Hidt Sic
8oIfsiiimmung in ieuem 2anoe, ioII-
bern aud ieine 9olitIf un0 ieine
Banide faIid 0ar5niteaen. Gem
8irfnlar beiliegeHo lit cine ousfiiBr-
lido geipredung oes BON Gntiirg-
berlag angefhnoigten gudes bon
Barton @ibben, einem 1merifnner,
Der frilher in oilomatiifem 9ienit
ltano uu0 oeiien ausfibrungen Il.
a. 81 altnrbmm lit: Gin Diplomat
Der aaiisrtsa laats ian: S@ir mol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Dcntreffer.

8arum gebt eg nit Der beige
prieienen p5reibeits. Qnleibe" 70
furdt6ar Iangiam portp1rts? uno
tuarum lit Die 8oIfsbetetIigung babel
10 i6naf, 70 0aB tatidhlih nit
Qtisnabne Der balbge5mungeuen iidJ
in Reib un0 @Iie0 Itelenoen 8artten
0es 2on6es 1no getptfier 8rofitfdbri.
tanten f~einerlei uennersmertes gnt.
gegeufommeu fir Die &eeierltngs.
bomb. lleberna9nle fih 3eigen tpia2
9ier MIR cine erfldrung 81 ben
bielen, Die fih nnfubren IieBeu:
.aQe aGiierten tuoaen 8elo BON
inns. England Mil @elo -
moilenboFt - gu 315 9rp8cnt, nab
reno es ieinet eigenen Entertainer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Sefra9t Gnren Srm89tifen
iibcr g. q. g.; CT per-
fauftc cS fir Oiclc Sabre

ain III, BITE benz gubIiEim nod ierals sum
qauV nneebotcn purbe. Die SHotdner l1o
bic pabrea @rfinoer berieIben NIB iteIiiea ole'
IeIbe aus BaIofrdutert uitb @iraelt per, pa
Fe feline gbemiiaIieH faHHien. pas 9eiies
9. 9. G. 1T ebenio rein piIan8IiH, als eas
Der snbianer uuo it gnraHtiert Moi pen
oerineIteH 1clG bon i~rgeubpeI9eu w9tileraI 81
enibaIter.
e. e. e. f6rSsrt Bette g~9efuItnts BET gtpei'
motisnus, aatarrb. gfroieIn, Geteuta, Bias
~6enursidIae gunnpTfteDer, UNI, uro it en-
unabertrefni6es gttteI surr gInfbm bes aaii'
aes a5rberfbltems. Ghreibt beute itc9 iar
mebisiaii6eu gat besagIi4 Sbres siseaeH ga.
FEB an bic Giuift epectfc Co. SO Spla
Laboratory. atlanta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
ueberfiamna Scr
uieren

mndt fid ~berterfbar bnrd Ghmer.
5en in Der @egeno Der Nierert ur6
foIgt biz our Iei0enSen gloie. Gin
Itetiges, unbe8mingbores 8erIangen
fir llrinntion; iparIi9e @usIdei.
oune, fart gef6rbt nn0 n1onHmaI
blutig. @eitere Qn5eihen fir
ueberfinung fino aopfidmersen,
bLutunterlaufene angerL Bremen.
leidte nebIigfeiten, monhHaL CT.
breden, 9erbolitdt, oneemeines In.
iDObIiein. Gs lit obiolut febIerhof,
etnen iolden 3uitan6 5u bernnd.
Idiiigen, Denn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Seber 9rnssiit ipeik, BAH g. 9. 9,
bnrdans berLafIia if.

Seine anbere meoiStn bes SaroeIs itebt Bel
ben Srneeiften tn bSgereu Gniebet oIs ee'
rnSe e. q. e. er berfauiie 60 felt Gr5ffHiie
Ses @el6dftes uls tenHt bieIe, bic es erioi8'
ret1 bertpnnoteH.
gen5tieen Gle Elm glittel eeset 8Iutunretn'
IihieiterL bonn frneen Gle SbreH GruesiiteH
uber feine @einuna ben g g g Ct plro
5bnen iaeett, eab sieIes 5eiImitteI bereits felt
hber finisie Sabre int 9anbeI 1T uro moo
thts ba8 bieIt, mas es beripri6t.
Gies 1T bod ptriIi6 cine ber beiieH
gutpfe6Iuneeu. bod feline rnbsroiente, ba q
g. @. sipeifeIIos bic snirieb sulteueuoite maebi'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

In ieoer apotbefe getauft perben
fonneH-oieieIbeu beieitigeH lleber.
fluung Der RiereL beiIen Grtt5iin.
oungen, totem Die &rnnfbeitgfeime
uno rufen fpie6er norn1nIe, nntiir.
Tide ausideioung ber5or.
SanisnSe nnrsen atheilt.
Sn allen 9potbeten berfaHft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

aonifription lit ober nur fir Sen
&rteg. Ser Senat bat bereits @or.
~feDrun9en getroffert baB bier @2o.
nate mad @npe oes arteges 3nang8.
alsbebung nitfboren ioa. -. &ber
an Die Stele miro Damn yllniberiaG
Serbiee", aqgemeiner Ri[it1r0ienIt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

len nidtg aus @riedenlono berlait.
ten laiierl mas nidt gu uuierer ar.
belt pnkt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Mpni.gnna Sd 3nrner.

gorn8tne, ben 26. @lnt Deraultnl'
let Ser Gf6ieite Sitrnbereir IN elmer
SaIle 18. un0 ginton Ctr. cine GRO
Be 0lnifqier, bel nelaer Die 3oa'
hinge Der SltrniduIe eiuen Not
ouffiibren tperoen. SeOer'
mann lit 81 oieier 6eier eingelooell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

9os SHlngtuort .BroIetarier ale
Ter slotionen, b%ereinigt Gu6l" az,
ipinrt iebt neiie @e6eittnng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

9ie Sstoliener buben tpteoer or9e'
ariffem- uno Die 0eiterreider Da-
ben 1000 @efongene getnoft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

trcten pie ion Die Shiueia bat.
Genn ME mieOer percen Die Ser.
Gtaaten IN bic gtoue Der ~sipleuoio
iIolotion" 5uriidtreteil in Der iie iol.
der algcmeinen WtilitdruusbiIourg
bes Bottles uidt beOurft botten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

gor benz 1. Septenber fpirO es
nidt our 8tpongsnilsbebung tom.
men. 9as bat ni6t Der aongreB
NIT ieiner ELECTROMAGNETIC al.
lem neriduI0et. SonOern Der ger.
id6pfte Stono rnIerer 8orrGte". Sin
Seer aus Der Groe ftorupfen lit an
gn6e leiht - es equipieren uno CT.
nd9reu idperer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

abounicrt ouf Die GdgIide Gribitne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

g(1l6 Son6uras bot gebro9enl
&onourns? - Hidtig, aud ne ae.
fubIif. 8ann Die Ieste &eboIttiou
gemeIen, erinnern mir unS niht
mebr. ali6 ni6t, fuer Der lebte mad
8aris nit Dem @oIoe burdgebrannte
8r1Ii6ent oicier Gorte 9emofratien
mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

@iteIt fDeOer @aumen nod Magen,
Sod in Der Rot ioa man nidt
Hagen,
MuB ourItet lernen uno ertragenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

5 grosqnt besobIt uno s prp8eit fir
ous @eIo berIongt. bos es Granf.
reid, StdlieL @nBlnno, Canada uno
auitraIien Ieibt." (Sofua 8eform.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

MultraIleil Ietbt." lS3ofoa HeTptM.]
Gin Gretno i'm troderen Iebras.
ia ltidt einent MitgIie0 bes 9eOof,
tionsItabs Der Sribiine oitf eineu
guten gtat bin foIgenbe Iafoniihe
@erie:
gfod elmer Idngeren Situng unO
griinoliden 9riif1ng 9eiuer sci.
idlntg fomme ib gu oieiem ShluB
DapfeImolt un0 Gogrnt
SIT nidlt gan5 nod meirem Sc
fdmodl
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
DANCE FOLLOWS
 BASKETBALL

A great deal of interest is being shown by the local people in the tournament of basket ball games which start tonigf- and h large crowd Is expected o turn out to witness the opening games. A dance will follow the sporting events.
 BesiIning promptly at 8 o'clock the High School team will play the Single Ladies' team. These two teams have played several times be- fore and are about evenly match ed
 High school team: Gertrude Liddi coat, Verne Miller, Lois Mckay, Sarah Friedenthal, and Etta Sum- deen
 Single Ladies team: Della Ra- puzzi, Rose Dortero, Martha Lee, Muriel Stewart and Abbie Crepeau.
 Ffremen's Team: Friedenthal, H. Ask, c. Ask, Mckenzie, Matthews
 White Pass team: Huh, Har- graves, Smith, Rapuzzi, Liddicoat.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
DAWSON BOYS HOCKEY
 STARS ON THE COAST

Young DawsCn athletes are doing th ir part to keep the Klondtke to the front in the Pacific coast sports especially in hockey. California pa pers s-ate that on the team repre- sen-iLg Stanford University are four Klondikers, namely, Floyd Goetjen Donald Purdy, Walter Collins and Curtis Upp. All these boys passed throug the Dawson high school, and are making good in tthe university.
 In the Seattle hockey league, the players, as noticed in the Seattle papers, include Joe Farr and Harry Lobley. Jack Faulkner also is there and has been doing some skating, and may be playing with the lads. Lcbley was on the Seattle Athletic Cluh's team.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
SkAGWAY ?. O.
 MOVES ID NEW CONCRETE HOME

Everyone knows where the post office is. It has been in its pres ent location for more than seventeen years. It has serY- ed the largest population of the rush days in an efficient man. ner, aud there mail for the inter for was sorted with unceasing dili- gence.
 The post office has kept pace wit the people of Skagway, and to- day finds itself wanting new &and larger quarters so that it may more ably handle the increasing business of the city. After r years in it's present location, the post of- flee today and tomorrow moves in- to one of the finest concrete build ings and offices constructed north of Seattle.
 The Bank of Alaska building, i'll which the post office will be loeat- ed, is 50 by 100 feet, made of concrete ,and constructed in the most modern manner known. Its style of architecture is simple, giV- iug the impression of sturdiness and stability.
 Being 30 by 50, the new of flee affords ample room for sorting mail with ease as fast as it ar riyes from boat CT train. It is situ- ated in the north end of the Bank building, Sixth and Broadway, on the alley corner. Wagons can drive uu the alley and drop the mail di- rectly into the back door, and the trains can stop on Broadway and throw the mail off almost into the front door.
 Fittings for the new post office arc of the latest pattern. Boxes, tables, desks, and sack stalls came from Bremerton. The room is light ed bv two sky lights and by reflect ed electric lights. It is steam heat ed.
 The lobby is about 12 by 25 feet and is provided with q storm en- trance. Two wall desks are on one side for the convenience of the people.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
CLAYsON EXPECTED SUNDAY

Word has been received by Jas Kennedy, manager of Clayson's clcthirr store, that MT. Clayson left Cordova yesterday on the Mariposa and will transfer at Juneau early Sunday morning to the City of Seattle. arriving here Sunday even- ing.
 UDon MT. Clayson's arrival the store will be closed for four or five days in order to take m inventory of the stock, after which MT. Ken ned will take oyer the concern in his own name.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12

W. L. Landsborough and George Huh were made Elks at the mi tiation services last night. George lcoks a little bit worse for wear this morning. However both men say that it feels fine to be an Elk.
 Last night a large crowd of merry skaters went to the river and en- joyed one of the finest evenings of skating Skagway has had for some time. Six big bon fires lined the ice from the new bridge to the canal. ,E.'. iiJ
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
MASONs, WILL INSTALL
 NEW OFFICERS TONIGHT

Installation services for the new Iv elected officers will take place by the NIasons in their lodge rooms tonight. After the service a ban Quet will be given. A large attend auce of NIasons is expected to be present.
 New officers for the year are: H. Talbot, Worshipful Master; E. J. Standish, Senior Warden; P. H. Ganty, Junior Warden; James Wal lace, Secretary, and w. c. Wright, Treasurer.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
HOTEL GUESTS

P. A. Moth, J. J. Kimpe, Bill McHail, E. R. Placke, Ed. Fergu- son, J. Moe, W. L. Green, B. Plack- oVich, J. Wilson, wife and child, Alex MGKinnon, J. Brennan, J. Fee ney Mrs. w. w. Dickinson, J. Me Laughlin. A. F. Mclean.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
BOWLING
 TRIP POSTPONED

A cable message received this morning by J. V. Miller says that half the Fort Wm. H. Seward com mana is in quarentine with measles, hence the big Elks bowling match. and dance for tomorrow night is called off and postponed indefinite ly ... u
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.

= ConstgDt Wearing of a Hat Propo-
 &stcn DandruR Germs.
 .--..-:e ere many men who wear their .,.5 practically all the time when awake. EI ara blessed with a heavy shock of air; yat IC the scalps of these same men a..Je became infested with dandruff germs. the parasites would multiply all .he quicker for lack of air. Badness would ensue as the final result New bros Herpiclde kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Herpicide Is a pleasant hair dressing as well as a Gandrufr cure and contains not an atom of injurious sub stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. In stamps for sample to The Herpi- ciJ2 Co.,. Detroit. Mich.
 One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 Al all Drug Stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whOl0 system when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the geuu- inc It Is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. j. Cheney & Co. TeS timonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12

City of Seattle is due here Sun day at 1 D, m. with 50 tons of freight. It carries six days mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-12

GDNTL EMEN-Ws offer you liar mony Pipe Blend aR the newest
 discovery in the art of blending tobatcos. 15c, h the cream-col-
 ored-n ut brown tin. Keller Bros.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-03
DRIVE ON RIGA LINKED
WITH ROYALIST PLOT

LONDON. Sept. 3.
The reason for the German drive against
Riga and toward Petrograd was seen today
in the royalist plot uncovered in Moscow.
The German plan, apparently was to lend
all aid to those who sought restoration of
the monarchy while simultaneously smash
ing through Russian defenses in the hope
of reaching Petrograd
Petrograd dispatches today emphasized
the complete cleanup of all internal plot
ters to this scheme to overthrow the pro-
visional Government. Scores, perhaps hun
dreds. of arrests have been made, mostly
in the provinces and in Moscow. All details
as to the identity of those taken into GUS
tody and the exact scope of the abortive
plot are withheld. 1t was stated. however,
that the royalists planned to kidnap all
the provisional Cabinet.
II the internal plot failed, however, the
military drive was continuing in a manner
to the Germans Petrograd Of
icially admitted two-fold drive across
the Dvina, southeast of Riga and further
south on the same general front near
Mitau. Gains were achieved by the enemy
at both places
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-03
EVENING LEDGER WILL
PUBLISH FAMOUS BOOK
Carl w. Ackerman's Germany
the Next Republic?" to Appear
Serially, Beginning Saturday

Carl W. Ackermans famous book, Ger
many the Next Repubc?" will be published
serially in the EVENING LEDGER, beginning
next Saturday.
Ackerman, whose articles have appeared
frequently in the Saturday Evening Post
ana other magazines, is one of the best in
formed writer's on the war, having had
unusual opportunities to observe the atti-
tudes of the German Government and the
German people.
For two years prior to the severance of
diplomatic relations between the United
States and Germany he was the United
Press's accredited representative in Ger
many. As such he had exceptional faclli-
ties for learning the real facts about Ger
many, the German Governments war atti-
tude and ambitions and the peoples senti-
ments regarding governmental policies and
the nations right place in the world.
Ackerman was an eyewitness OF the work
OF the German military machine and the
German autocracy in the period Immediately
following the invasion of Belgium. He is
able to show why Germany hates the United
States and how important it is that the
democratic United States help defeat au-
tocratic Germany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-03
Licensed at ElktOn to Wed

ELKTON, Md, Sept. 3.-The following
marriage licenses were issued here today:
Herbert Smith and Bessie Glckman, John
j. Cassidy and Helen Fitch, James Gior-
dano and Anna Nina, Ernest Karnstadt and
Marie Mootz John A. Borgerding and
Emma D. Mates, and Arthur Wright and
Esther Keller. all of Philadelphia Ray
mond Field, Philadelphia and Catherine In
gorsoll, Franklin City Va; William 1
Menor, Philadelphia, and Elsie NJ. Cross
Newport, Va. John Lindenmuth and Eva
Lindenmuth, Bethlehem; Frank Frutchey
ard Lucilla Stetler Phillipsburg, n, j. !:
Harold f. Reibsamen and Ruth Fisher.
Schuylkill Haven; BERTHE Pennington and
Laura Applegate, Camden; Fred B. Karg
anad Queen Smith, Fostoria. Ohio; William
A. Antrim and Emma NJ Murray, Camden,
~ j.. Jacob Bosshort and Helen Sommers,
Bridgeton, n. j.; William B. Kline and
Helen Griffith, Birdsboro Henry w. Beers,
Jr'. and Emma Bower, Easton, Pa. Ben
Jamin W. Rotherme and Eva H. Failstich.
Allentown, Pa, and Russell ]. Thompson
and Margaret p. Mullen, Millville. N. ].