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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18
ByAnna WildsS ~trumquist
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Telephone 1926


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

tIbl.grirI- from France state mas
M, mtiis were ]~wumpod with 'tt
loads ot lrtt'r- written Dos soldiers ID"
their motlir:s last sunday Ierhupr
mother aud father and th"ir children
were never $50 CLOSELY united in spirit
.- tNi. war time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-18

'To pI1Nn ~ ~ NJ CANNON
uN majority vote 81 StN thr sixty
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
0aar De er / Chicago

Naar Dc er / 6bienso
beIsg oct friitelige l~lngOomsbiem
1862 geortb 8ocftpea Street, liee
ooerfor Gbene3er Rife. 9anf
RaoIuoning. - RimeItge Briier.
= @oot SeITtnb / bpo9eIige On.
gibeIfer. - SeIefon Grmitoee 1878
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
#Gn imuf 6efOrO.
gf Dc II fprit ~OefOrere0e SolOn.
ter / ben amerifnnife SGr
or to oanIffDote.

Of Sc II amerifanere, ion til
Cato bar mo0taget Sen 9eieite MILF
tpre llomprfeIie i Il. g., Roriet ior
fremragenoe 9ieneite Qbe lis.
tinglriI6e0 Serpice Grois), er Sc TO
Can't amerifonere, nemlig Maior
q. 3osmllsien Oregon, iom upIig
bleo or96t i 6ranfrig % Sergeant
Crit 0Iien, bois Mooer, Mrs. 2ena
Slieu Dor / 0en Britain, Connecticut
On Moior 8oSmusien beooer set
i General 4eribings 9eifripelie al
De 5orbolo bporunoer Den aioeOe
oaniffe0te Officer u0mprfe0e fig:
g6ortiatte til fin 8ommaroo-9o til
troos for ct beftigt gombaroement
Tor at reooe oigtige 9apirer og bIeO
0rebt al @ronat $40, me0eus Gan
BAR iaoteoes beifpitiget."
Sergeants 0Iiens 9eortit omtoIes
iaaIeoes i BEN officielle Gapport:
u8ar MeoIem al en- arbeiosafoeling
3atten til Sen IS. 6e6ruar og BE-
fan0t iig ct 9oot 5tpffe foran Sen
fremifn6te Bot. Sans qlfoeIing fom
mo i Ell ooIoiom iienotIig Spprre-
iIo, Der beif0tte0e fienotIige On.
8%rebstropper. san 5ialp til at iIaa Sc
tDife trooper til6o9e, eff to @ange
rem og tiI6age unoer 6ien0ens %
Dor e9en Sparreilo for at iamle
fine Man6. "a 6an 5erte, at bans
9oitnant par i 5are, elf Dan igen
tilbage fnr at bielpe bam bpor ban
igrite Sang BAR fommen un6er
SpPrreiloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
50 taprc SOlOatcr.

9lan6t Be anerifauife Solooter
i 5erIte 9iuiiion, ionl iiomprfebe fig
iprIi9t un0er Grobringen at Gontig.
M, Den ierite itore Ger, pore 5rop.
per 0auot I 6raufrig, naones nem.
Zig SoIoat @aIter q. aer, Der gior-
bIeo paa Sure. goiten / Steoet Tor
andre, iom traf iia til6aae."
Q}eIIem oe 9ipno, Der fan Dentes
at blioe 0@eforereoe al ben franife
eIIer amerifonife &egering Tor 10.
bit Gapper5eo / aampene 9for6peit
ior G5atean G5ierr0 poa @arne.
6ronten er 8illiam 3acobien ira
Chicago, ON boem oct beooer: San
bleD iaaret / 3pien men fortiatte
tit 2lrbeioe iom guobringer. 5an
beipimeoe ilere @ange, men reiite
Jig og peobIeo i'm @erning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
%pt nOrif Slab.

timber Napn al oRor0en" er Der
M uofommet ct npt norif 9lao /
Sutloof, SaIfatAepan Canada.
8la0et bar oprettet fit eget Erpf-
feri meo alt SiIbebpr. Gets Ge0af-
ton teller a0ifillige b~etpoelige
Mpno i CANADA. Som leoenOe Re.
oaftor Itaar SngOaO 0lien.
Otter oe forite Nhimre al 9la-
BETS Sn6boI0 at oemme bar Ri
6erbe6 faoet en- iterf 6or6gelie til
Ifan0inaoiif <Itur / Amerifo.
.9Iaoet ipnes at tage en- peloperoeiet
og forIton6ig StilIing til De for Ii
oen aftlelle Spsr9smaal; og bi
fan fun enife, Sc maa beo6Iine oer-
meo, at Sc life maa blioe afbengigt
al set enc euer set anoet 8arti
eGer finoncieI Snteresie, og at oct
aabent og erligt altio maa in6tage
i'm ieIoit9nOige Stilling.
@i fan fun meo @Ieoe bb6e ct
iaaoant 8lao belfommen / bore
H9ffer og enifer set en- goo 5rem.
gang. (Gbicago.Bolten.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
%affcr til SOlOatcrnc / 6rnnfrie.

ari9soepartementet 8ai6inoton
~in0ifGrper paanp Geglerne angaaen.
Sc 6~orien0eIien Al Batter til Sol0d.
terne i 5ranfrig. 5ngeh Batter fan
iea0e5 til nogen SoIoat, me0minore
.6an iorinOen ielo Gar annlooet ser.
ON pr. 9reo, % bans a~nmooning
.itoI o9re 9oofenot ifriitligt al Ell
@}aior eIler 6siere fomnanoeren0e
|01icer. @erioner, ser ar6ei0er for
set &soe 9ors, 3. 81. 6. q. o.i.o.
maa in05ente 1ilIaoeIie til at moo.
|taJe Batter ira en- al Be leoen0e
|@}Gn0 / 0eres 0rgoniintioner.
0i5ie giegIer ooer6oloes poo set
|irangeite, % Observation-Disclosures til.
Iaoer ingen AipigeIier 0erfra eller
'pil gre noseniom6elit lln6togeIie.
.@Ois SIegtninger eIIer @enner piI
ienOe 5oIOaterne / 5ranfrig noget
Dor 0e ien0e Dem 9en9e, iaa 5oIoa.
terne ieIo fan fsbe, 6pa0 Be enifer.
.Gobaf b6rer MI meo til Sol0aternes
&ationer o8 De fan fsbe ale 5lags
.@arer / 0e 9utiffer, iom Ben amer.
ifanife Sntenoontilr bar oprettet /
.6ranfrig.
De n1e GegIer inoigrtes, for6i
Ser bleo tiIienot Sc am~erifanife Sol.
Oater iaa mango Batter, at oct oar
Sc @irattife Sernbaner umuligt at be.
iorOre Dem. Ser anfom / 5e6ruar
u8entligt Batter til Ell ianllet 8qgt
al 100000 @un6, og 9affepoiten par
/ itaoig 5ti9ning. On tor Gel al
@afferne in0eboIot uns6benoigeIing,
ia oite 8ing, Der oar ganffe upnife-
Iige.
9fegIerne for Raffepoit gplocr ieIo.
iel8eIig life 9la6e % Magaiiner,
ion fan ien6es 5oloaterne uoen Pm.
moonino fra oeres SIDE oo u6en mi.
IitPr GiIlaoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
u OauifiDOtes 9eltagelie / 4.
Snlifeiterne.

De oaniffeote amerifanere bar
.ooeralt meo 9e9eiitring fuIgt Op.
i%ororin9en til / aar at gore 4. Sui
til Ell iorIig Nprfeoag ior Sc 6rem.
me6ie6te. 5 De tore 9ger, 6oor ser
Dor ct tilitraffeligt g(ntal al 6anif
5o0ieI eller ahtanning, oil 6e Delta.
&c meo e9ne 0ptog, og 9reiioent
8ilion BAR u0trDffeIigt uotalt gnifct
OH, at bDer @rnppe optraoer for
Jig ior iaaleoes at marfere Sen amer.
%ifanife 1ations gn5eo netop gen.
mem bets 6ro9eoe COMMUNICATING.
5 Chicago, Door 5acob u. 9iii5
2igaen 10 bar fit SoDeoip6e, bar
ganiferne ben ferite Iation, Ser
tog lat paa 4. Sui 6eltlig6eoerne.
Sfent De lige me0 iaa glimren6e
ct 8eiuItat boooe 5ol0t 0eres itore
2opaIitetsoemonitrntion, Ieje0e 6e mi
Sumbolot gorf, og programme for
Dagen lp0er paa OpI9sning al BrP.
ii6entens 9uoifab % llnfbengigbe6ss
erfleringen, patriotiife Ealer paa
gngeIif % 8anif, 8elfomnen til Sc
uoe 9oroere, afiDneeIie al Rationol-
iangen og ge0tageIie al en- patriotHt
3ieiolution.
5 Rncine, Gan 5ronciseo, Nin.
nedpolis 0. /. b. oil Daniterne life
itaa tilbage, og oct iamme gploer
De itore oonife Settlementer. aIIe-
Degne er man bejtemt poa at oiie ~
iferne, at 0ereS gaaitan6 ON, at
9lmerifa life er en- Station, men en-
Samling ai uiammenimeltelige Na-
tionaIiteter er en- prSisiit 26gn og
uoen ao0 / girfeIigbeoen. S Omn.
pa oil Daniferne / iluttet crop Del.
tage ! 4. Sult Ynraoen, men DER oil
fife bliue ofbolOt noeen ierlig Onnit
Set, ioet man er bleoet enig 'om at
aT6oloe en- gignntiIf 9emonitration
for nlle ~fremmeofsote.
s Seem Dorf bar De oanitfsote
ameritanere logt ct fort proeram
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. De m6Oer
| garaoen meo floats, fremitillenoe
oct oanIfe &soe &ors; Daniib So
mems Gipic league; Daniteren War.
foe, Der uofaiteoe glanen til Stierne,
banneret, 0. |. b. 9lan6t De mar
c6erenoc oil iinoes onnife Wsore meo
Ssnner 1 Spren, bop icouts al oanif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
TIL Sale.

900 Acres godt udyrket Land, , I'll
4 Mil fra Jernbaneby / Polk Coun-
ty, Wis. - Graded School" | Cen
ter at Landet. Vii seIge ! 40 Acres
OF 80 Acres Tracts q sl5 til s25
Or. Acre. Bedste Vilkaar.
w. NJ. Christensen, Luck, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

&iitamning og en- Del oanife gete.
raner ira 0onmorfs iioite arig meo
Spiflano. Men 0en met omtalte Ser.
ion / oct oonife 0ptog og maaife /
belle @ara6en 6Ifper BOG nof Ell 100.
oouig Ganifer ira Zen 5eriep. ion
man baaber at iaa til at oeltage %
bOi5 Senner fpntpe0e / 9oraerfri.
gen, meOens 6 Al bans SpnneIsnner
itaar unoer 5aren III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

y 3 benne Mubrif fan ifdge
DireftionsbeftemmeIie berefter lib
os Ste6 for Misfionsmsoer, Ge.
iter ofp. befenbtgsres gratis. gnifes
fpIbigere WefenbtebrelIe tnbrpffet,
beresmes bet efter eeIbenbe annon.
eepriier. . .gl II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Qan6 til Sale / Dane @alleh %
Smegn.


Sfl. Il. 9. gearboof er 8ennem.
Units apIen / Wontana me0 De beo.
Ite | De Sorene0e Stater. 2ano fan
enonu febes Der temmeIig billi9t
oa pao Iette 8ilfaor. 0er airfe %
SfoIe og Station. 9eriom De t9n.
Ter paa of foranore OpboIositeo,
iaa fom oe beisg os oe ie boao Ri
bar at bp6e paa. Som og ie meo
egne Zine apIen meoens ben itaar
paa Mnrfen.
ltnoertegneoe err ubbalgt al We.
nigbeoen til at bore 6oIf bebiel.
pelig meo at febe CODE Blooier.
ifrip for nermere Oplpsning.
Ole g. OIien eGer q. g. Senien,
McGobe, Nontnnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sin
fOrtaIt for nns6OmmeH
of q. q. Sang.

9aa O - C FGasFexAs EooOe r SOOeOtretfene ben
fore aesusa&es& o. % gsEsa, i0z4 be Sermeb nGrueft forbuno-
~ Huisns . Gsstsexseser, fremftaa unber fSsenOe aapite,
~oberRrtftHi
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2 SmgtOeIernes wogt {. 8 1srne'
ifoler. 4 goo egue Ben. 8 3 gooe SrnOer 6 BOO nniDerf-
tetet. 7 QIofteratDen. g. 5n6 grRfehnn6en. 8. Reien til Hon.
10. zeologhf grofesiOr. II. afIao. ~. llOfOrbringen. ID. Rs.
ten ira S5olla. ID. Saprsmens @enfOor. 10. Ge TO genner.
16. s:unber OF af IL. Oct itOre Bruo. 10. 2utber Borrns.
10. 3 StruI pou s0artburs. 20. 5n eutbers girfefeot 81. Gu
fber tnbtrrber agateHanben. %. Gtri6en ON ben beGige gab.
Der. %. Den iiore BetenoIie. "a Er9f fra 2utbers 2o Cd ON.
eongstreos. 20. gao bet f6ne.
8oeen er pna t52 sioer, trpft poo soot Papir Os fcripnet
nmb mango gideoer. S9Iges | mutt ubfpret Bapbino til ben
~forboIbspis neset bi1ise aris df 90 Gents.
gosen egner fig fortrinliet Tom @abebOs I ssn6ossfokr os
QonfirmnnoIosier.
Deb partifbb opnoos b~etp6elig Rabat.
Danifb entberan |nbIHbins Sonie,
NIoir, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sanmarf.

StOrt MbntfnnS. @eo 1o9rab-
ninger, ser / 0enne 8io foreta9es
paa 9uebrsorebenge oeo Rosfiloe,
Der bbor set gamIe a~loiter bar zig.
get, bar mar giort ct mt interes.
liant Mentfuno, i0et man fanot Ell
lille 2erfruffe, ser in6ebol0t ca.
$50 Selpmonter, oeriblan0t nor6tD-
ife 8rafteater og engeIife Wonter
fra @obaro Sen Is Gi6 C239-
1900. 6ln6et oil bIibe inoienot
til RatiounImuieet
CperfOmman6Ocn. Gbefen for 2.
@eneralfommanOo, 8eneraIIejnant
galle 8ertbeIien, er UNDER General
Ioitnant Gurens Spgoom fonititu-
eret iom Gbef for /. @eneroIfom-
manoo og Tom oeiigneret 0oerge-
neral.
Gn Ogr aaalrn6i6anOel. 81 o.
6anoelsretten 0gmte 0en 10. april
ao6man0 e, aipr I M}orfe til at be.
tale ao6manO g. 5%acobien, 5ors.
1891 SIR. meO 9ienter og 100 Str. !
Sag5omfoitniuger, og a6bman0 6.
6anien auI6g, 1866 ar. me6 3en.
ter o. $50 SIR. / Sogsomfoitninger
i Gritatning for Sffe=0pfDIOeIie al
@an0el me0 aoalra6i.
RauO % 6nitrn OOOc iamtiOis.
3crle0en 060e S6ren Ioabjerg og
6uitnt, Slide I Nahum, meo fun
1 Gimes Mellemrum. 5uitruen 6dD-
Sc paret ipg I lang 3i0, og @an6en
leo at 8uberfuIoie. De bar benbolo8-
bis IS % so anr 81.
geeut. @rosierer 5. 81. QefoIii,
Snbebaoer al 6irmaet 5. 81. 2efolii,
ION 0rioer @auoel paa S5lanO, bar
/ anIe6uing af fit 6irmas 80 9lars
geitaaen ifanfet 6oreningen til nnge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
T HARVEY.
0mahas danske Hotel.
18th q Harvey st.

Hyggelige, lyse og net mob
lerede Verelser. Her msder De
altid Landsmgnd fra de danske
Menigheder i Nordveten. Mode
rate Priser. AL mulig Tjenstvil-
lighed vises Gesterne. ALE Spor-
vogue standser we'd DSren.
Chas. G. SSrensen, Ejer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

@OOer % @nOstienefer / Blair.
Den 7. Suli Sgn6agsifole aG.
9t5, 9u6stieneIte al. 1890.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

0n5Ong oen 10. aoinoemeoe
Gitp 9ibrarp SCI. 2,30.
Gnsoag Aiten llngoomsmpoe ST.
s.
SenOag Sen II. 4ltergang; alt
on 9uo pil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

Establishments llooanfelie ct 9egat
paa 5000 SIR, 6piS Genter ifaI att
oeu0es iom gremier til unge SIS
Ienoere, fortrinsoi3 ira arneis og
GangeoeIIar SpsIer, Ser JON Gle.
Der i 5oreningens 9agifoIer, gtielS
9rocfs 9auoelsifoIe iberegnet, Bar
llooiit SLID og goo opiorieI og Bar
flloenot l1noeroisningen meO ct til.
freositillen0e ReiIItat.
9aitur Gmil 6lanicn, iom eiter
at 9rigen bar 6rllot no, moatte ior-
Ia6e i'm @erniug JON 5sraeIAni5-
iionpr / @aIi5ien % ta9e Op5OIO
FER / 9anoet, reiite / Sllttningen al
4priI tiIbage til @aIi3ien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
glair,I 9ebr.

Gieroe. 5uli.5 Soften Der / Blair
er arrangeret UNDER Seoelie al
State Council of Defence. Oct er
Sanfen, at bet ifaI bore en- Set
for belle @aibington County. 8ro-
grammet er patriotiif. o9 bet bill
blipe noget eneitoaenoe / 9pens 6t-
Itorie. grof. SO. so. 5ogg, So
peotalerell bentes at lebere ct pp-
perligt 5oreorag; Der bliber Mu-
fit og Gang; Der blioer en- 6ren-
filling At 9anoets forifel1ige 8irf-
fom6eoer I 5or6inoelie meo Sri
gen, repreienterenoe 3. SO. 6. o.,
8eo Grois O.. l. b.; oeslioen biI
bore alIiereoe, 5ranfrig, england,
StaIien geIgien og maaife flere
blipe fremItiaet I @rupper. Oct
meIte al programmed fer ret til
toIenoe u6, % aomiteen oenter bort
oanIfe 6oIf at oelta9e / Soften.
8aitor $. @anien fra 5res-
no, Cali, bar Der / Sirs6ags nog-
Ie elmer, og bilite pao gamle Ben
ner og befenote. San reiite berfra
meo aitentoget til omaha.
Samme Dag oflagoe Samfun-
oets Gormano, 8aItor g. 9. gbri-
itianien, % ct lille 9eieg.
: Gors0ag aften ben 20. SUM
bar Ser Reoe / airfens 9eI6er.
fol, bpor Menigbebens 0eIeeot til
9tarsme6et. 9rof. 6. 4. Sanien,
nFfag6e en- fpI6ig og interesiant
MeooeIelie fra Samfurteets airfe-
felt ! Genmore.
= 20 af Meni9be6ens abinoer,
Mrs. anuo Senien % Mrs. 0tte
6onien. ieire6e /. SuIi 6eres 500
fefs6oe meo I S6noogs at babe
en- fife feftGig gommenfomit Dos
fsritnnhnte
9rof. Gang % 5omifie rei-
fer / oenne 1tge til 2ucf, @is., paa
Gerie Or automobiI.
81 unge @ano Der ira
@aibington GolatD reiite i Sire
bags III Camp 6uniton. 0qIteu
belle 9pen iaaoeliom en- itor Gel
af 9efolfnin9en ira 9anoet ia
iamlet oeo 5tationen for at tage
9lfifeo me0 yt6e bong. Muiifforp-
fet ipille0e nND GoutrD lis Of
tbee4, en- at gDens graiter 6oIot
8eu, oereiter lang mar Star
ipangleo Banner. Saa fom 20.
get Set par 6aarot for en- og on-
ben at iige 6aroel til oeres Sgn,
Mano eIfer gro6er. 0en 6e bor-
oen6e Soloater bol6t Jig natlirlig-
bis tappert = ialtfalo inotil BIZ
oere.
Mrs. 8esien er reiit no til
fin 9atter, 02rg. Gasmnsien beo
Spifer. Tor at tiI6ringe en- Del
nf Sommeren poa 9onoet.
8rof. 6. I. 6anien er. paa
Sno6p6elie Of Bait. gonoo, reit til
@ampton, 0ebr., for Der Of tale
oeo @enig6e6ens 1. Suli Set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
WDOetaleuOer'
~lin9OOmsmpoer be6 Stu0ent
Sna0omi

Jnn0omi
Sionep, Nont., 7. SuIi.
Cane 8allep, Wont 12.-t4. Suli.
9aneoiIIe, 81. o. t6.--t7. SuIi.
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Reviews the Results of the Years Work in Getting EnIistmentS for
 the Army.
CITIZENS ARE PRAISED
Many of Them Have Given Their Time to the Work without Any Con-
 penSation.

J. J. Finnegan has received tel egram No. B-1290 from the Pro vost Marshal General, as follows:
 Please immediately communicate to all local and district boards and give to the press for publications:
 One year ago occurred the first registration for military purposes of the young manhood of the Ma tion. Ten million men responded in single day. This accomplish ment was nothing short of marvel ous. The task of utilizing this enormous force seemed unachiev- able. But the work of classified tion of this great mass of man power in such way as to permit of its organization and moulding in to an effective army was entrusted to fOrty-six hundred and sixty-three local boards and one hundred fifty six district boards constituting a force of nearly fifteen thousand of the leading citizens of every com munity who assisted in their work by more than one hundred thous- and equally patriotic volunteers, have performed work that chal- lenges the attention and excites the admiration of all our people.
 We'll may we pause today, while another million of our youths en- ter the lists, and survey the re- suits of the years work. Each reg itrant has been examined and his availability for military services has been determined. In other words these millions of men have been classified in such manner that the Nation may now call for them to come forward into the Army. No call can be so large that it will not be filled immediately whether the number be such as may be filled by those who have found to stand in the first rankl of avail ability must go forward. In other words all these millions of men who one year ago were an inert mass have become a mobile Army. Each has found his place and each in his proper turni has marched or awaits the order to march.
 These results could not have been voted and unselfish labor of pa accomplished except through the de- triots. The Local and District Boards have scored an unprecedented triumph and have ~eaWed the up- dying gratitude of the Nation.
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BRAND TOTAL .........1,595,7OS

Compensated poorly, if at all, except by the gratitude and affec- tion of their neighbors and of the Nation at large, the Boards have labored necessarily through the en- ervating heat of last summer, only to find still greater tasks awaiting their unceasing devotion through out the rigors of the following win ter period. Then, having accom- plished the classification they found themselves confronted with the mo- bilizatien of millions of men and accurately and promptly they have performed and are performing this labor.
 Much work yet remains. Today the new men of twenty-one are be- ing registered and must be speedily classified On the first of next month the Local and District Boards will be invested with the still fur ther responsibility of preventing idleness and of unproductive em- ployment which is not effective to the Nation in the emergency Some boards will review their work and correct these inequalities which have been unavoidable in so tre- mendous an undertaking.
 The Nation, however, with full confidence in the men who have performed these great tasks in the past, faces the future without fore boding. The splendid work of our Local and District Boards and of the other great volnteer army of as- sistants has filled us with admira- tion. They have been tried and found true and so long as this war may last, our people are happy in the complete assurance that this great organization will not fail the Nation.
 CROWDER. By Direction of the Governor,
 J. J. FINNEGAN,
 Executive Officer.
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TO MAKE REPAIRS TO MACHINERY AT
 THE GYPSUM MINE

Cl A. Chamberlain left on the Prince of Wales last night bound for Gypsum to make repairs to the there, which was destroy ad by fire. Practically all of the ma chiIery will have to be replaced. It will require most of the Summer to put everything in shape and 1t is expected that the mine will open full force about November.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-19
LEAVES WITH CREW FOR AL-KI WRECK
 TO FINISH WORK

Charles Warner, who has the con tract for dismantling the Al-Ki. has left with a crew of five men to con- tinue the work. At this time MT. Warner says that they are fairly well along with the work but that they will be unable to tell what they can do with the ship until later. At that they are getting ahead better than Mr. Warner expected they would.
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WANTED-Situation

POSITION WANTED-Young mar ried man, at liberty for summer months or longer, wants position at cannery or outside camp; qualified to act as timekeeper, clerk or any capacity. Write Box 444, Douglas for particulars.
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R E w AR D

Paid for information concerning whereabouts Thoryael Rasmussen, last heard of near Dawson. For ward information to c. Rasmussen, Great Falls, Montana
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FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Furn1shed and un- furnished houses. II. R. Shepard & Go.
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BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN JUL NEAU-4 rooms and bath apart ment, Just vacated, retinted and re- furnished. including linen; large sunny rooms facing channel, with lights, maid service and phone, only $20 month. Juneau Apts,. phone 286.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-19

Sea gull eggs were recently pro- posed by Cordova man as an ad- dition to Alaskas food supply. The Cordova Food Administrator, w. R. Hillery, wired Food Administrator Gunnison in regard to utilizing the eggs, and was advised that it seems to be contrary to law to take them and make use of them as food. The Cordovan stated that he was pre- pared to furnish several thousand sea gull eggs and that he had dis covered a method of gathering them which would insure their freshness.
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RAINING

Maybe tomorrow. Let us tar
 your roof today. Do it now while the sun and tar are at hand. Phone AS, Sanitary Plumbing.
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Three-room nat, partly furnished; !; 7-room house, partly furnished. Mrs. John Perrelle.
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CARD READING
TURKISH BATHS

hlLLSlDA BATH HOUSEt-Turkisf Needle. Steam. showsr A3A tub baths Ory and stssm heat m Front St eeone lss. Illicit
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished 1 room apartment, steam heated and fire place, hot and cold water, phone 1505. ~
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FOR RENT-Apartment.

FOR RENT - Two housekeeping rooms, furnished. Rent reasonable. Inquire Brunswick Bowling Alley.
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United States Commissioner c Porter Smith of Copper Center hal been transferred to Mccarthy fo the Summer Commissioner William OConnor of the latter place vii take a vacation.
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.. 2, 8. 4-room apartments, furnish ed, $6 and up; phone 209, Cliff Apts.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

Six modern furnished houses for fen. All conveniences. If you de- sire the best living conditions, see Mrs. Montgomery Davis, 9th and Seward Greet.
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MRS. LOWLE LEAVING
 FOR VISIT TO SKAGWAY

Mrs. F. F. w. Lowle is leaving for skagway on the Jefferson where she will visit with friends.
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PIANO for rent. apply phone 143.
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H. D. Foster and Jack Crow of Mccarthy have joined the Twenty seventh Engineers, and are now at Fort Meade, Maryland.
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PERSONAL

WANTED Private board and room. State terms, fully. Address H. K., Empire office.