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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

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LETTERA APERTA AL SIG.
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Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
ANCHORAGE IS
 ENTHUSIASTIC
They Grow All Kinds of Garden Truck-Now Talking About
 Building a Creamery

The optimism Of Anchorage Is in- dlcatcd by tbe following from tho Democrat published there.
 Within three years there will Doc established i'm the town or Anchor age largo up-to-dato creamery and cheese factory.
 Watch and sec 1T what we prog nosticatc doesn't come true, and further it will Do money maker from Che jump oG
 That big bunch of ripe tomatoes from Susitna spoke volumes for tho susltna Valley country. In very flow sections of northern United States will there be crop Of ripe toma- toes in this year Of 1917.
 Tho agricultural exhibit ot An- choragc. article for article, or pro- duet for product. was better than could have been secured in any ru- ral community on that tier of states touching the 49th parallel and yet some people ask: "Wnl Alaska make an agricultural country"
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
THE DIFFERENCE


 According to the report of tho Kotchikan registration officers, therc are six alien enemies in our midst. These may be said to bc avowed en- emies. At that they arc much less dangerous than those who profess to be friendly but are doing their gest to breed trouble. Like those who encourage disobedience to the the law.vA man may be your enc my. yet he may not be a criminal; but the man who claims to be your friend and advises you to break the law is not only an enemy to the country but a criminal besides. A man may be an Austrian. a German or a Bulgarian and his sympathy may be entirely with his country; yet IT he keeps his mouth shut while he is in this country, he may be an enemy. but a respected enemy. Whereas, an American citizen who hampers the government In this crisis Is both on enemy and a crim- intal.-K Progressive Miner.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
IS GENERALLY
 SANCTIONED
Food Pledge Is Being Taken and Observed by Majority of People
 of America

A late issue of tho official Bull lcun says;
 The food pledge Is making its way very rapidly with the whole American people. but the terrible world emergency behind it has not yet come homo Co all of us. Living in land which now has the largest remaining stock of food In the world we are a little slow Co realize that this stock can not possibly be our own Co use as we see ft, but must be divided with countries where famine is a constant haunting specter. We live In the midst ot plenty this year. But famine Is just across thc seas. and next year. or two years from now. it may be In our own land un- less we can realize the full slgnit- icancc Of food saving today and ad- just our habits to provide for to- morrow.
 Every provision of the food pledge. from wheat to soap fats, has been carefully thought out after de- tailed study Of the worlds supply Of food today and its probable sup plies for several years Go come.
 Butter must be conserved because thc worlds stock of edible fats is rapidly diminishing and an increas- cd production can not be secured ox- ccpt ivy organized effort in the dairy and allied industries extending over several years.
 Sugar must be conserved because there is serious immediate short age.
 Every available medium for keep ing the food pledge before every man. woman and child In the United States must be used during the whole period of the war and even for a considerable period afterwards. For this problem Of food saving is a re- sponsibnity put upon everyone ev- cry day. To the individual at the breakfast or dinner table it may seem one of the lesser duties of war. But in Che mass it is one of our greatest and most immediate duties. Every publication and every person that aids in the daily work Of re- minding tho American people Of this duty renders true and patriotic service.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
THE LOCAL FIELD

Gus Rocnc, who has been visiting his daughter i'm Seattle for tho past three weeks, is due home now at any time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell York left Saturday night on a visit Co thc for mcr's old home In Nebraska. They win be absent a month or six weeks.
 Mrs. Leslie Foreman and little son arrived from Chichagof Monday and arc visiting the formers mother and sister. Mrs. Wilhelm and Mrs. Ray Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. Steve Kane and daughters, Miss Rosit and Patricia, and Mrs. Thomas Murray arrived in town from their homes at Hoonah Sunday in tho Kane launch Patricia.
 An enjoyable dance was given at Eagle hall Wednesday night by Che Sons and Daughters of Norway lt was the first of series Of fall and winter entertainments Of similar
 Mrs. CDr) R. V. Ellis, Of chich- agor. accompanied by her little daughter. arrived in town on a visit to friends the fore part of the week. They returned Co their home We'd nesday night.
 Roy Buculicia, proprietor of the Royal Grill, rcopcncd that place Tuesday morning it having been closed since the preceding Thursday night on account Of damage from fire and water.
 Werner Berg, tho musician who put aside his traps Co go fishing some weeks ago. has decided that his old profession suits him best and has gone to work as a member Of the Dream theatcr orchestra in Juneau.
 Oscar Grundler, in a letter Co his parents. informs them that he is now employed in a bank at San Francisco, which position he secured through letter of introduction given him by Robert Kinzie, for mer manager at Trcadwell.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Rousseau and infant daughter. of Skagway uro visiting relatives at Juneau and on the Island for a few days. They spent yesterday with Mir. Rous- seau's aunt. Mrs. F. J. White. Mrs. Rousseau was formerly Miss Marie Coryoll, of Treadwell.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
AMERICA WILL
 HELP FRANCE
On Invitation of French Officials, Americans Will Complete Build
 ings for Red Cross Use

Tho Red Cross war council has re- colved tho following cablogram from Red Cross headquarters in Franco:
 "On Che invitation of tho sanitary service of thc French army, Che Am erican Rcd Cross will proceed at once to complete tho unfinished building of the tuberculosis snni- torium. some 20 miles from Paris.
 "This admirable institution, which is in many respects a model, was oc- cupylng about onc-half of its pro- posed plant when the war broke out. IA large building intended to accom- moduto 200 patients was about so per cent completed. The walls, floors and roof were completed, doors and windows in place, but heating, lighting and plumbing were lack ing. An work was discontinued on the opening day Of the war, and cy- orythlng has remained to tho pres cnt day Just as it was.
 "It is estimated that even at pres ent prices the building can be com pleted at the cost of 1SO,OOO francs (S3G,OOO) and made ready for use before winter. On tho invitation of the army authorities and with the approval of the sanitorium asso- ciatlon. the American Red Cross will proceed Co complete Che building. lt will be used by the military author ltics during tho war and then revert Co the sanitorium association" n."
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
FISH INDUSTRY
 MOST EXTENSIVE
For Year of 1916 Summary of Fish ing Products of Alaska Ex-
 ceeded S29,OOO,OOO

A truly interesting document is thc report Of the fisheries and fur
 industries for tho calendar year Il9l6. prepared by Ward T. Bower, agcnt for the Alaska service, and his assistant. Henry D. Aller. Of Che Bureau Of Fisheries. Department Of Commerce.
 This report gives in detail tho number of establishments, employees and valuc of the product generally, with much attention Co the work be- | mg carried on at tho government hatchcrics. While the report goes into most minute details. tho sum mary or tho fishing products for the year shows a total valuation Of S29,- l5G.55g. which includes salmon. hal ibut. cod herring. whale, trout, sago
 Ash. atka. mackerel, rcd rock cod.
 fresh cod. clans, shrlmps, shark hides. shark oil and various other
 fish oils and fertilizers.
 The fur scal industry is treated separately. and this includes both aquatic and land animals, tho value of all furs for the year 1916 being .SII43.GOl. Most people would nat uraIly think that scalskins would represent the greatest valuation Of Che furs shipped from Alaska, but a3rcordiug Co this table tho lynx stands first with a valuation of S259.2gG. The seal is second with Sel1.S3O. third Is the red fox, SiSS,- 562. fourth is the white fox, S123,- 5GO. This table Of statistics in- cludcs black. brown. glacier, grizzly and polar bear: beaver ormln, black. blue. Pribnot blue. cross, red, silver gray. white. Pribnot white foxes; Arctic har;. lynx; marten; mink; muskrat; land otter; sea otter; seal squirrel: wolf and wolverinc.-Rail- way and Marine News
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
WHAT THE IRISH WOULD
 DO WITH GERMANY

When che war is over laddio,
 Just take a tip from me; ThcrcU be no German submarines
 A alvin thru the sea; For the Fatherland of Kaiser Bill" Tho guy we're going to lick. Win have a brand new Kaiser
 And the same will be a Mick. Wo1u change the song "Die Wacht Am Rhein," into an Irish reel, And make the Dutchmen dance Co it, s IT 'tis SO inclined we feel; For the police force in Berlin
 Win be Micks from County Clare, When we put an Irish Kaiser
 In the palace over there. Sure. in every German parkway
 You'll find a sweet colleen, And tho fields Of waving saerkraut We will plant with shamrocks
 green.
 No livcrwurst or sausage when
 The Dutchman drinks his studs, He'll get corncd beef and cabbage And good old Irish spuds; Tho heathen guns and gas bombs,
 Wen throw them an away And make them use shillalahs
 Or bricks of Irish clay; They'll sport no iron crosses,
 Sure 'us shamrocks they will wear When we put an Irish Kaiser
 In the palace over there.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21

For school supplies, sec Elmer E. Smiths window.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
Congregational

COnBregauOnal
 (Rcy D. s. Bollingor, pastor) 10 a. m., Sunday school. II a. m.. Worship. "Homc Made andTailor Made Religion" 2 D. m., Worship, Seeing Good in Others The Mcthodists." Wednesday. s D. m. Hour of Prayer and Bible Study. Thursday, D. m, Social meeting 1f Che Ladies League.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
Lutheran Immanuel

Lutheran Immanuel CRev. Martin l.. Larson, Pastor) Sunday school at 10 a. m. Divine service at 8 D. m. Confirmation school tonight and ,vcry Friday at D. m.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
DOUGLAS AsTONIsHED
 BY MERCHANTS STORY

A merchant relates the following: "For years I could not sleep with out turning every hour. Whatever ate caused gas and scurncss. Also had stomach catorrh. ONE SPOON FULL buckthorn bark. glycerino, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieved mo INSTANTLY" Because Adler-i-ka aushos tho ENTIRE alimentary tract 1t relieves ANY CASE consti- patton. sour stomach or gas and prevents appendicitis. It has
 QUICKEST action of anything we ever sold. Guy l.. smith, druggist.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
OFF FOR CORDOvA

Mrs Paul Bloedhorn and little son left on the Farragut for Cordova Co which place Mir. Bloodhorn pre- ceded them by two months and where he ls now conducting a prosperous iewolry business The Blocdhorns were residents of Douglas eight or nine years and have many friends who wish them success i'm their new home.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
TO HUNT BIG GAME

While the Princess Sophia woa in port at Troadwcl Tuesday night F.. IT.. wobloy was entertained for a short time at the homo Of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Whitford. Mir. Woblcy is n member of tho Dominion porla- ment and was on his way to Atlin Co hunt big game, moose being nu- morous In that country.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
HEADQUARTERS FOR
 SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Just received a large supply of School Supplies consisting Of Draw ing Tablets, Writing Tablets both for Pen and Pencil. Rulers, Pencils, Inks. Erasors, Pens. Pen Points. free blottors for the asking. Pencil Boxes, Composition Books, Spelling Blanks. Examination Blanks, in fact. everything for tho School Chill dren.
 All these goods are priced very low. they were bought at the old prices.
 See our Beautiful Window Dis play for prices and goods.
 You can buy cheaper here than elsewhere.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
St. Luke's (EpiscopaD Church

St. Luke's (EpiscopaD Church sixteenth Sunday after Trinity Sept. 23d, 1917. CClcrgy: Tho Very Rev c. D. Chris
 tian. Dean; The Rev. A. E.
 Butcher CanonJ Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning sermon and prayer 1T a. m.
 The Rev. Canon Butcher will be the preacher
 All are cordially invited Co at- tend
Catoctin clarion., 1917-11-29

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The Place Locked Like Stage Rep
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one unable family, what lot of "kids
could be made crazy
Come on, pile up the basket! Tele-
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needs, or take u case whose needs you
yourself know, and do your best to
spoil one group of small ones for one
day. Put in the chicken! Put in vege-
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get the potatoes. Remember the fruit.
Add candy Get some Jimmie a wocicn
coat, and long thick stockings, and eX-
change his misshapen, run-doWn-at"
the-heels shoes for brand-new ones,
thick-SOled and equal to keeping out
the cold Give the sure-to-be-there
baby warm outfit, secondhand or
first hand, matters not. Cover that l1t-
tie girls thin red fingers with thick
red mittCns. Be sure to give plenty or
candy-it won't hurt 'em. And tie all
the stuff up fancy like and foolish
like. Your friends are bored to eX-
complexities of today's Christmas
packing; but folk like the Halls won't
be. They'll like it; luxuries will help
toward that wildness of joy you are
working for. Come on, ye unhappy
overfed, We over-Warmed, ye blinded
by too much light and color, ye of the
frivolous fur trimming, and We lady of
the limousine; come all and have
hand in this riot, this midwinter mad
ness, this effort to inake q certain class
Of kids "crazy."
Copyright. 1917. Western Newspaper union.l