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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
Sra Uoree.

Wlpiet fra ar.ianS til Wergcn.
@crgcn, 30tc Mug. Seituant Sag
tueot, Iom igaar ilei ira ariitiaua.
icno cr pco Miobagatioer automnet
til Bergen.
Stor GienSom Sbanbel. Cen pafyc
!, % pelfieuotc 6cyifobscicucom ella
Lama" uco Sspif Statiou / @prum
er / oisie Gage al G:eren, @rosIcrer
Nialmor G6riitcnicn IoIgt til ga.
I~rifcicr $. NiIaicn, Nalganro, ior
100000 SIR.
lllpffe pro Sna6rng. Sagmciter
Tcter Sabcjnl rco @auitcin Sa9.
brig blcp forlc0en 0og orUbt ulbcr
Nrbcioct, ioct ban blep rommct /
&opeoct al eli NoIic, mcooclca ira
Molipcn. Gsbcim par gilt % bap-
&c flor 6omilie.
Sfpabnnbcl i Srettcu. Sroterer
@isrnitoo bar lolgt 1900 1plpter
Senmcr ira Mcbrc 9isruitaoS Sfog
/ Srcttcn til ariition @aoler, Wa-
t'os Gnge, Ole 6ois % @reorene
Gigliro % Irnc aalItoo Tor ertcr
iiffcrt Sorlpoeuoc 10000 SER.
Statsminjitcreu tpmlnerct. Sflelt
.9toe Septcmbcr. &cnitre / 8icrpelt
areos bar ioag elitcmmig non1lne-
ret ibag enitcmmlg nontllcre S:ats'
miniiter @rutnar &nuoieu Iom Stor-
tinesfonoioot. Sm Toromonocn par
Scr rogcn Gi9icns mcllcm gp9ocr'
nc, men StortingSn1alto Sft!breo
blcp opitiQct paolp.
Stapansers &raitipripning. Sta.
nouoer aomnlltne bar, Iont bcficnot,
illtttct aontraft meo 9lftleIcllfabct
SIprli ON 2cpcring al 5000 @eIte-
frpftcr ira Sclifobct2 &roftanlrg
pco Tlerli ! 2pafiorocn. NnlT9Nct
CT frroig / OiSic Gage og npll9 TIL
fobIcbe3 Stremmcn I'll Stopan9cr
2~cbnin05nct. Torclpbig bar man
1900 NcitcfrTftcr, mCn Selltnbet
or fIor til at lcperc optIl 5000, buts
9,pen trungcr oct.
aurmmnaaiin fur IimaerifsbrB'
bernc. Grammen 4oe Sept. Hlngc-
ri0abpgocr,le bar 0laner oppc ON
at opfsre ct aorllmagalilt paa Senes
lois. Gn aonlite nuao Hationeringas
inIpcftsr SlogSpolo iom Tornolto
hor hplot IIcrc Moocr / Sa8en@ An-
1coning. Tloncn 9aor lo paa, at
Der res SpncfoiS Standardization
Ifol opisrcS en- 9pgning / Z Gtagcr.
Sen pil gipc ElobS til 10000 Spt.
Ser aorn o. blipcr ~iaalcoes ct az
2anoets itsrIte &orlrmagaliner.
GDffercm lieu lam. SrcbrifSitab
2bcn Sept. Gpffer Ilbcrt GGrilti-
onIcn, Iorn holot paa mco ct Gpffcr-
orbeioe / Nurbeoen al Sensbcrg,
ror forl. gaoct neo poa for tort Dub.
Ga fan fom op igicrL blep ban rant
met al Ell Tefompres'lor, bporpco
Mnomaruen oo @enenc blcp lalnmet.
Salr or fprt til SpgehitS her | @pc1t,
nicu Silitanocn or bet9itfclia. GOT
torcn meter, at oct ogIaa fam brlt-
Sc, at @lobct bor loiftlt apG!ltot
ibct ban llointtcS for set Itorc SrDf,
pa at set er bette, lom bar eoelagt
Hpamorpcn o. Ncrpernc / belle Int
rcrfroppclt.
60 Nar iplote Sen lite Scpten-
Der oen fienbtc SprogIorifer BRO
feSior / romonif Iilolo9i, DR.. Slai
Gilcrt SeIcth. Sr. Seletb Iom blco
Gano. Dag. / 1888, bar Ioa nogc1
9lor 29rcr, inotil ban 1892 blcu
lniperiitetsitipenoiat % / 1895
SocCnt i romanif Sitcratilr. Si0en
1897 bar ban pprct Stftor / 6ranlf.
s 1888 tog ban 9oftorgraoen paa
Mfharlolingcu ON "SrtitalromoncnS
QGnmclfranlfc proiahanno'friftcr /
BARRIER Observation-Disclosures" s
1913 blcp ban llonGunt til Troic5-
ior / ronanif Silologi eftcr Sohon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
Hert Wloo er ensbetpDeuoe meb
iulofommeu Suubhe0.

Gpotbeters iaaodu / aimiuoeIieheo hor ,
En (to boanoterct hauoreoer at DteoicIusr,
suoroi Ell bel Gel ioy lang {io iioeu sr
lltmte.
Wen Der er Ell low bar p9re, iolot al
apotbetert oper belle Nanoet l mere eno ftnitt
Adr % bet az y. :. :. ben pddlloeltas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
Sra Ddnn1arf.

9pnmconaa. @inocrncs Nopco.
Gonro peo &pobp pon 2oGano ncO.
brrnote Sen 4oc Scpt Sfoocn an.
0rogcr Ill ca. 100000 Ser.
H~rnnrtpias MinDctirtc. Noni
teen Tor Brun6tpigS W}iuOcfirfc bar
| Sililutning til oct al 2irtrminjltc
rjet ncoInttc llbpalg bcitcult ia for
at opfprc airfcn pao @iipebicr9.
@rusIercr nnmelbt Tor Naocr.
aiebcnbnpn 2toc Sept. Gen ficu0.c
Sfotsiqrosicrcr Scttor or iooq bic.
uct onnlcIot for &orcooQcr, aic0c.
.EanOel % uloplig Grport. SoQctt
or 9agen3 ScnIntior.
Spl0t Glcftrie;tctsucrt. Nobro,
.t0oe Sept. Tsitrup &onomelc mcO
t~ilbercnoc GIcftricitct3rcrf cr a
9roprietUr No2IcIboh iol9t til eft
&onIortilm ira &iGrbp ior $780,.
SIR. 0pcrtogclicn fer itror.
SrauS. O6cnic 7bc 5ept. 5 Rot
opItoo ser SIo / CIR. Ectcriun5
@oaro / 9irfun peO &oibu, @ele
@oarbcu ucobrprbtc. Oct er Sen
treoic nutIi9c @ranb, Ser I 2ebct al
ire Tiger bar 'ur6ct Stc0 / @jcrQc-
Gaiirm &crrc0cr.
&alnnobpre SfibsUcrit. aulun0-
bprq zoe Sept. aalluoborg Sfib4.
.pcrit, ser mi nrrntcr iig lin TuIo.
enoelIc, nil Blue iuopiet ueO en- TeIt.
liqhco sen 4oe Sftober. Sumtioig
leber oen ierite g~tpbpgninq, ct DO
torifib pea $50 Cons, al Stabclel,
Sulgt @aocbOtel. SoIitebro t9oc
Sept. 6nrboprc @oOcboteI err al On.
fciru Gotbrinc Ecocr'on Iol9t til "a.
pirhouoler &pic5Qonrb Al &iuocrllp
ior 10000 Gr. Set cr WcuinQen,
at Sotclct ifol 0ripes lon Babe o.
UtiSlion2botel. CuertagcIicn Tier
ocn lite WartS 1919.
Glcftriif InlGg pna Ssiunb. Rcu.
fiouif 2toe Scpt. st SeIifab ira
Repfiopif bor bci!llttct at oprctte Ell
clcftriif Citation, Iont ifol bcnpttC
&nnofroitcn ira GlioocIpcu / :
ant.S NIItono ira 9pen. Surfoit
ninoernc onilooea til ca. Z 0iiQjo
ncr aroner. glrbGioct bill blipe paa.
bcgp1tot i~larcIt.
Ganifc Eiifcrc hnstsbc ira Sniff.
lamb. 9i GSbicrg ailttcre or bic
ucn foprcoc al Spifcrne, oiitnof ll0,
Il SpGrrcioncu, % lart til Git pna
Silo, huor 2ooningernG blep los
IcOc % Mnnoifabct tiIba1cboJ0t
Gcriro err set iielgc "ScItf." lolfc.
ocs 4 Wano at unOi.ippc en- Solc,
GA forIcbcn 9(ot uauc0e Sc G3bjcr9.
!Spao Ssro fan glue, Gn ulg
Mtdno, Sobonrc, Safe, Spn nj
Torocmoocr, Iru Sale / @rU0.
Itrltp, IoW / Ioraorct toJ en- i'm
Gramcn Tom @ieicriit poa GaIur
WcIfcriifoIc, bar / CONNER prr,t
trifipitigct nrco 3erucarbcioc ! en-
Wtoic pes 5or'c1s. Gen mae WiouO
bar ser ifeIoc "6ors. 6oIfcbl. !
I2sbct al y Sage Io1t liz 1920 ser.
op.
Hiet Spinobuttc. Eao iagfnnoic
Solo rcQucr mor III ct SsInl0bpttC
Ii 3aunlarf al , yiiuioucr Cons
aorn, MOB 1.55 4iiuioner Cons
.ifior. Sc to Wtiuioucr IONS iorIcocr
Tia iouleoes: $4,000 IONS @reoforl
mot ifior 342. 600 Cons. 100000
Cons Spg moo iiior 3S9,000 Cons.
$4,000 Cons @oprc mot iiior 500,
900 Cons. 100000 Cons 9lonoiGn
MOB ifior 275,OO0 IONS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
SinOrima al Gc;enia.

&pr life PLACER al Sc;,md eIsr andre
neutrality-suspicious.. e fan bupe en- rem.
luuo pub peo At bsupits en- lille Ssmo. iom
tan egboloes hos hpiIseniombelt apotbeter
Tor 35c eler ertra tor Slaits iog 81 90.
!3emo bortfisruer ieopoulie Sresuer.
"@ladbeaos". Geiemd o. Ringorm iamt
oisr Nuoeu rem OF iuno. Ssmo er et rent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. antilsrtili iluoenoe Dtlos
BEL, bpsyt,n ieetet tQer tlrberIs % plstter
iutet. Get sr let a. dupenee % tolter tirr
en- ubetposlisbeo ior bpsr aupsnoeIis. Get
CT altio pudIioeltgt.
las 8. u. Rpie 60. 9lspslGRe {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

Storml. Eroicaipr 2eicth, lom bar
uogipct Ell Hpffe ~intercaiantc Nj.
torblirger, bar moOtogct Here fran'
lfc llomcrtclier.
Sture Sfosbanbcler. @ooscicr
Sinocmam paa SoQebp / Siine bar
til Guorbbrn9crnc @ormon @itolt
% Su9por Srcffr IoIgt &ouebp
Sfog citcr Sorlpoenoe / "Smaale.
ncucs AmtStioenbe" ior 100000
SIR.
&aicrnifogcn / gtrc SonoSs
prr or / oi8ie 0age al Com. 2Iopo
Ytb., 2onoor, iolgt til Sfibsrcoer
sarah Wid)clIcn, @citrc Ifcr.
NreoIct ubeisr 5000 Winol, %
aisbe'ummcn cr 100000 ar. Ser
mco or lamtlige BET brittle 6irmlo9
Gicnoomnle her 0ooet oucr / norIt
Gle, ibct %ittirgfoa Brig for Ell
Gib iibeu ioIQtc5 iii SsnSbor8 aon'
mime, ligcipm &sncfoa @rrlg nulig
or oucrtogct al Npucfos aonmumc.
8amlc NfaScmiei. &rcrt 9lor er
Scr gierite Ell cllcr Ct Mar Stloentcr,
Iom oplcpcr lit 70.Nara Stuocl.er.
illbilrum. Sonr or Der Inopiot ri.
oe5 fun Ell cncitc eli al Ocn, Iorn Obj
Iolpcrcbe Gromcn Artiun i 1913,
iomt lcpcr o. altiaa fou icirc 20.
glorsiubilpum 20en Sept, ncnlig
forhcnpUrcnoe 9iifop / @omar Stift
81. %. SiQc, isot 1929. vi Stu.
bcntcrnc ira 1917 lcpcr bcrimoo
minOit 4, nemli0 ibp. Su~Itcroircfter
q. j. .. Nruoticn, loot 1929, fhp.
GiitriftsIGge $. q. @artmanL Teot
1923, 90 ihp. @eicitcretaoSIc@ior 3.
g. Roa, fsbt 1881. Sf Sttocntcr.
lie ira 1916 lepcr fltn s. u. Sens.
len, ipot 1929. 5un cr IoapiOt ri
ocs 9anocts ploitc %ofaocnlifc Wor'
ger,
@inicfeiten paa G~ibsbngaren. ga.
200 Weuncifer bar meot ircm ueo
oct ~npitartcbc @~injcmnicum pna
GioSbllgarcn Spnoog oCn lite Scpt,
for at bGore IigtcrcnS Wtinoe.
Steunct bar %arran9crct al &aIOreS
SiitoricIog, boi@ briItigc 6%ormono,
2crsnlano EbcgaarO, enitcoc DC
~ircmmsotc pclfpmnen. Grofeaior
aoht bolbt SoreOrag on &inic. &elc
Soriamlingcn off bercitcr / Trocea-
lion gienncm &inicihtcrL, buor M{o-
.lercl Srpa!o Sbor5ru05 tore Ota-
leri al &inie bleu tuget / 2icIpn.
SorInmlingen iluttcbc iaa arcoS ont
@alltoitenen ron Surtct % neblagrc
en- puffer WinbcfronS. Sclcgrommcr
bleu Icnbt til Erof. Cars, Berger
meter $. 6. @crner % Grpcbitiona-
def s. 6. &rogb.
@citlanoife 6raniticlter. st Nf,
tieIclifob, &citlanoife 8rantticlter,
or / bisie Gage huber Gonnelic meO-
oeles ira Bergen. Ger finocS pau
8eitlanoet life bare graa, men o.
ioa rsb % bnib 0ruuit / rlbercgncOc
Wpnqoer. 9ettc mcoOelcs al Sag
folf, Ion1 MI pil ubnptte oiSIe Setter
til SrrgcnS 8icnreisnin9 % til Gr+
port. Snb6DOcrne bar Iifrct Jig en-
MGffc Stcnbrlto, Iaaleoe3 poa
@ourben Scope / Gefitercn % Ora.
nitfclt, pon GoLSnes ct @raagrotit.
ielt, poa Smsrbnun / 9reimanacr
ct Spiogrnnitfclt forubcu nogIe Sci
ter pes Hubbenitobnea. s DC lioltc
CT ser fore Wrngocr al @ronit,
Iom ifol anpenbc8 iii 8aoeitcn. Sal.
bpgl,ing % @rport. Authoritarian
or Minimim 100000 Ser. % Wtari-
Mum 1 WtiQ. Ser.
@ammelt Sblu / Stapnnscr Mint.
Staponger MllIeium afbolot i 1916
Ell omtiottcnbe lloltiGing al Selp.
o%rbciOer, iom bragtc for 9agclt
nlollgc pproifuloc Stpffer. llbitil,
linocl,, Iom bar fonrmet iitouO cItcr
Snitiatip al aonicrpator Sbor aIcls
LAMB, poftc Itor S1ttcreaIc og gop ct
crcrraitcnoc rigboloig Sucrhlif oucr
baooc airfcIslp og andre Selueieu.
Ital,oc al gonmclt glrbcioe inbcll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
Hbeumafisme
ct Si,mmsmioSsI, giv,t Of en- siStHo,.

-
9aereu 1893 bisp ieq a%Esr,bsn az Wuitslgiqt oa
mia mmatprjf gbtumatism,. 9 opsr IT, aar lto
lea. ION tun hsu Der bar grspst bet tan ptbs, Sea
~forisat, Wieosl sfter Wibetl o. Sage sfter eae,
men bpab qiHhriua ita utolSt bar fun miblsrii'
big. 2Ifbf, 'oubt ig ct Dliebst. Der hsIbrsosss
mia 'u~lbfarbjn. ga SsaooHmsn bar fibsn 10, pin
no. asa bar aiutt RiOl,i nj rsr,. tom por boarot
auarrbn, ,a,r ,rsoa ',uatIlss,ube al Rb,umaus.
NE. % BET bar bsIbr,s,i stbOtrt luiaIot.
Ssa pI aapt ,Hbpsr eittnbe al sbsumatismt
hpit.uiomh.ln Jurm I'll al fOrisa, bisi, oieun.
oeriiae heIbrebtbt aTa'ttr Strb fife an Gent
i.He fmp,Its.u bit gapu oa bin nbrtsi.. % i.s
oil i,nes Mielst OF grsps INT, Otter at bu bar
bruat bel oa BET bar pit ia at bar, bet Iana, a.
tsrisat, Nibbti til p,lbr,sil', AZ bin a~bsumatis.
NE. Ton bu isubs Hia gri',H for bet en- 1onar
men inert eia p.L lea I'll lie bap, bin, g,uas
m,ouiinbrs bu or 'ulefrrats til'rtes Heb al ',nbs
benz. Or 10, BET rimtIati ooerfor Iibs IaHa.r.
aaar inter eineriua i~aaltess sposS big friti Ilb.
tat tits, StrIp ieaa.
Mari v. Jackson. No. $50 G. Quincy B,dz.,
syracuse. n Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

Suis bin aisbmaus life ,r iianb til iirar At
fortune Dig rnto bet iGrlint Slnas AZ 'saa.
Faus' Sispitr tIItr srctics On suner. fan nj
fun btoc oia ON Of uGrt.tanlmoois. @anae
Of pore sntitr / draniriae brustr "saa ganS"
Gumui sisuier oo srctics. samtiSia ais
irrnaer nj Of tit bet astrit, for iaa burtis on
iuloitano ia TOM uuIia at msos be srau Der
sisrti for 'San eaHo- osiaa bi,mmt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

Gcunura Gbriitines Srngicl. 10.
grapuingerne ioron ariitiousborga
0oueoilsi uo moo Slotsplaoieu cr /
Sen icnerc Sib iortiat meo itor Strait,
iortpQcr oanite 9laoc. Wan bar
broat CT Stpftc al 4bialons gumlc
Rinamur me6 De imuft buggc0e aaIt.
item Tor Gngcn o. bIottet DC ma5iipc
Runbumcnter iii Gbriitian WIS Slot.
iom ipringer et goot Stpffe irem
ioron ben mtpGrenoc Sacnoc. llb.
grapuingcrue err MI naaet III @laa'
taarn, Oct Gloite Slots 6oueotoaru.
huor Gbriitian Tvs Cater Seonoro
Gbriitiue lao iGngiIct. Oct or mel
en- egen 5elelie, man ier neo | bets
iirfante6e g~fttritcuSbul, iom bar
rummet iaa megen apioe.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
DAN PERISICH
 FOUND INSANE

In the commissioners court yes terday morning was commenced the hearing as to the sanity of Dan Perisich, who for some time past has been under observance as being mentally unbalanced
 The forenoon was used in secur- ing jury, composed of the follow ing: J. J. Clausen, E. A. Smith, Wm. Jackson, s. w. Yarger, F. Van Camp and R. M. Crawford
 At the hearing in the afternoon the following witnesses testified as to certain facts in the case: Pete Dragovich, F. c. Wiseman. Peter Hoffman and Mike Jancovich. After all evidence was heard the Jury took the matter for deliberation, return ing verdict of insanity and recon; mending that he be confined in some sanitarium for treatment. Pending his removal to the Outside he is being cared for at the detention hospital.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
URGING YOUTH ATTEND BIG
 UNIVERSITIES

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Boys graduating from high schools this year are urged by Dr. P. P. Claxton Federal Commissioner of Education, to continue their education and at the same time serve their country by going to colleges where military training is included in the cur, riculum.
 Every educational institution of college grade enrolling 100 or more students for military instruction will have army officers detailed as in. structors. All students joining the training corps will become members of the United States army, but un. der the present program of the wal department, will not be called for ac- tive service until coming of age.
 "The youths who avail themselves of the privilege will be serving their cOuntry's immediate as we'll as flu. ture needs," said Dr. Claxton. "They will be answering the nations i'm. perative demand for trained men in war and they will be building up q competent leadership for the work that is to come after the war"
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
WELL SITE HAS
 BEEN SELECTED

Saturday evening the board of re- gents of the Alaska Agricultural Col lege and School of Mines made a trip to the proposed college building site for the purpose of determining the location for well, upon which will depend the location of the col lege buildings. A satisfactory place was chosen, which, it is hoped, will have the much desired water.
 Within the next few days the board will issue a call for bids for the necessary lumber to be used in the construction of the buildings. While a large amount of lumber will be used in the construction of the many buildings, only a cer- tain amount of the interior lumber will be used. Owing to the construc- tion plans of the buildings, lumber of the Outside grade must be used.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
HOMER PIGEONS PROVING TO BE
 USEFUL IN WAR

CIIICAGO.-With more than a hundred pigeon lofts over the coun. try, experts are in training at every camp and new tests are being made by long flights daily. the Pigeon sec tion of the Department of Signaling is facing the serious problem of pre- venting slaughter of the birds by persons who fail to realize their i'm portance. It is understood a number of cases are under investigation by the Department of Justice here Congress recently passed law pro- viding a maximum penalty of $1OO fine and six months imprisonment for killing government pigeons.
 The birds trained in this country can be used in France only for breed ing purposes. as the winged couriers must be put into service before they 'settle," which is at the age of eight weeks or less. France and England have about 6O,OO0 of the birds and Germany, at the opening of the war, is said to have had 50.0OO. The United States is expected to have more homing pigeons of the ninety per cent efficient" class than any country in the world before winter, according to officers.
 Birds accepted by the United States must have pedigrees and be of the racing homer breed Those now used as carriers are not the original carriers, but are known as the racing Belgian homer, a cross from the English carrier to the tumbler and then through one of the owl.pigeon breeds.
 up to distance of thirty miles the homing pigeon can make two miles minute" said Lieutenant William L. Butler, department pigeon officer. central department signal corps. United States army. "They have flown as far as eight hundred miles on single flight"
 Lieutenant Butler said that these birds when released under the heavi- est barrage would swing upward, cut great circle to get their bearings and then dart for their lofts at height of half mile with such speed as to defy anti-aircraft fire.
 Recent tests have shown that on short distance flights the birds can surpass the wireless in speed when the message is of any length.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
NEW TRACTOR IN
 WORKING ORDER


 The new Case tractor which ar rived some time ago for the use of the Alaska Road commission was assembled recently and given try. out yesterday. The new machine is propelled by a chain drive and uses gasoline for producing the motive power.
 Four sets of planes are used for the leveling of the road surface. Following the leveling planes are two crowning drags, which give the road surface the high center and fill in all the holes and hollows.
 The new machine was taken out the Valdez trail yesterday afternoon to do some work there and also to be adjusted so as to be suitable for the class of work required of it.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
No. 1 "A.

ND. ltf.
 Notice is hereby given that G. B. Erwin. administrator of the estate of Patrick McHugh. deceased, has filed with the judge of Probate Court for Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth Division. Alaska, his final account of admins tration of said estate; and that We'd nesday, the 4th day of September, 1918, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the court room of said court in Fairbanks, has been duly appointed by said court for the settlement of said account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions in writing to the said account, and con- test the same.
 Dated: July 2nd, 1918.
 C.. B. ERWIN. Administrator. Fiirst publication July Sth, 1918. Last publication Aug. 5th, 1918.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
REVENUE MAN
 COMING HERE

On the stage leaving Chitina to- day will be Dan T. Hill, deputy collector of internal revenue, who will cooperate with c. C. Johns in covering the interior with the work required by the department with which they are connected.
 MT. Hill has been engaged in the work on the coast and on his ar rival here will no doubt be stationed in Fairbanks while MT. Johns goes on trip extending from Fairbanks to all other places in the interior. This district is one of the largest to operate in of the entire jurisdic- tion, and it will require the com bined services of the two men to cover it thoroughly before the close of navigation.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
SOME WORK TO
 REGISTER ONE
 FEMALE ALIEN

With the approach of the period in which all female alien enemies will be required to register, the marshal's office has been busy pre-. pairing the necessary blanks for the use of the various postmasters in registering such. Some considerable work is required in making the reg istration, which may be judged by the enumeration of the blanks to be used for each individual, which are as follows: Three affidavits, one pro- visional registration card, temporary, registration card, summary sheet for the postmaster who acts as reg istrar for his district, l application for a permit to move from one dis trict to another, to be used by the one registering, 1 notice of re- quest of permit for the registrant to change his residence in the same district in which registered, and a copy of the general rules for the registration of German alien females. Sufficient of these forms must be made for sending to each of the fl. postmasters in the Fourth divi- sion, together with the required cir culars pertaining to the registration. The period of registration, as has been previously announced, is be- tween the dates of August and August IA exclusive of Sunday, Au, gust II.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
FISH REPORTED
 AS RUNNING UP

The annual run of salmon up the Cinema river has not commenced yet, and it may be said that this is the latest known for years. The salmon run is about due, the forerunner of the food fish being noted in the large number of gulls which have come to make their annual call on Fairbanks. It is noticeable that just before the salmon run commences the gulls arrive, presumably for the purpose of feasting off the offal left by the fishermen when cleaning the catch.
 The first catch of the season is reported from Whiskey Island, a fish wheel there having caught a small number yesterday.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
ORPHANS FUND
 WEEK STARTING

The first day of the new week in the orphans fund started off with one donor coming in with monthly contribution. Quite few have in. terested themselves in the fund and its uses and have promised to come forward with donations sufficient to keep child for many weeks. With the Fourth of July excitement out of the way there is nothing to hin der them making good their prom ises. The coming year overseas will see more than ever the need of keeping the children of those who have laid down their lives in pre- serving the integrity and honor of their country, and it will be up to all who sympathize to help those in nocents who will have to suffer should not the relief be given that is looked for as coming from the Americans.
 The standing of the fund and the donor yesterday are as follows:
 Previously acknowledged .... STOPS A. M. B. .................. 300
 IOtal to date ...............$ .$73.25
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-15
HEBER J. GRANT
 MADE HEAD OF MORMON CHURCH

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.-Heber teddy Grant, president of the Quo rum of Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Mormon church, is the first native son of Utah to be honor ed with the title of president of the church. He was born in Salt Lake City. November 22, 1856. He is his mothers only son, but has several brothers and sisters who bear his fathers name.
 Heber J. Grant obtained his edu- cation and his early business training through self-effort and determination. Tenacity has been his principal quail ty, and because of it he reached his present position with the Mormon church and his standing in the busi- ness community in the state of Utah. MT. Grant is pre-eminently business man and undoubtedly would have de- voted his life entirely to financial af fairs had not the call from the church changed the trend of his life from it's natural course.
 Early in life he had desire to be- come banker and he realized this ambition after much hard work, be- coming president of the State Bank of Utah at it's organization in 1890. He is prominent in the affairs of nu- merous Utah corporations. including the Provo Woolen Mills company, Oregon Lumber company. Home Fire Insurance company of Utah, Deseret National Bank and of an insurance firm which bears his name.
 Mir. Grant has filled number of important financial missions for the Mormon church His ecclesiastical missions have included trips to Ja- pan and Mexico and different states of the Union. He has the reputation of being thorough believer in work and has little liking for those who shirk. He takes genuine pleasure in laboring to accomplish results, and this is said to be one of the principal reasons for his success.
 In political life Mir. Grant has had some experience, having served one term in the council (upper house) of the territorial legislature, and several terms as member of the city coun- cil of Salt Lake City.