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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
sPRE ST1INTA.

Rugam pc toti abonatu nostri
Sc observe biletelul lipit pc ziar
pc care sc vede data cind SO I'M
plinetse abonamentul 81 cind We.
de ca 70 apropie ziua sal reinc.
ieaso8.
Ne vine foarte greu Sc anun-
tam pc fie care in parte despre
expirarea abonaentului. Ziarele
americana nu au acest obiceiu.
In ziua cind a expirat abonamen.
tul dac& nu Sc reinoieste Sc opre-
ste tri1niterea x;arului. = Stim
din experienta.
Moi de obiceiu mai trimitem
xiarul inca citeva zile, cite-odata
81 0 luna 81 daca oprim trimite
rea ne pomenim Gu reprosuri.
Rug&m deci abonatii 30 noteze
data expirarii abonamentului 81
AL reinoiasca Ia timp ca 20 nu
intrerupa cetirea ziarului.
No. l Administratis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
G o N v o G A R E.

Prin care mai JOS subsemnatii
in numele parochiei romine ort.
.,Sf. Cruce" din Martins Ferry.
Ohio. convoaca> pc toti membrii
parochiei 81 tot Odata rugam pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur,
care sunt iubitori de Dumnezeu
81 .biserica, de lua parte la ST.
nodul parochial, care Sc Va tinca
Dumineca, s Septembrie 1918, la
orcle 2 p. m, in hala de sub solul
Riscricei din sos Clark Street.
Find foarte multe chestii de
mare importanta de desbatut, ar
ii de datorinta fiecarui bun ro-
min 81 crestin sd ia parte.
In numele parochiei ort. romi-
ne ..Sf. Cruce" din Martins Fer
ry, Ohio:
..,.. D. SiandEu, presedinta.
Al. Costineu, secretar coresp.
(201-3)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
A v z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Mircea Voda" din Bea-
yer Falls, Pa, roaga pc toti
membrii sal din loc 81 jur lua
la cunostinta urmatoarcle pune
te: Fiecare membru apartinator
acestei Societati este rugat ca
in fiecare luna pima in Is sa-si
achite cotele lunare in buna re-
gula. De la l August a. c. numai
putem sd trimitem la Uniunc pc
acei membrii care sunt in res
tanta pc 2 sau 3 luni. Gotta lu-
nara s'a ridicat de la $1.15 la
$1.50, conform hotarirci luata
de adunarea generala de la Yo-
ungstown, Ohio, a Uniunii, pc ca
re a votat societatea noastra in
sedinta sd tinuta in ziua de 2S
Iulie 1913. Societatea noastra a
mai hotarit Ca beneficiul sapta-
minal in caz de boala sa fie Sc.
Toti fratii membrii apartina-
tori Societatii noastre sunt ru-
gait a lua la cunostinta cele mai
sus zise.
In numclc Societatii ,,Mircea
Voda" din Beaver Falls, Pa:
M. Simplicean, pres.
loan Morar, secretar.
(O01-CN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

mnlui nostru prin pacea impusa
Romfniei.
>Astazi d-nul DR.. Lupu e in mi
jlocul liostru in Statele Unite.
D1nsul va vedea 81 va judecaI Va
vedea ca aici Sc putea face 0
munca serioasa 81 trainica 81 ca
totul s'a oprit 81 "a darimat din
pricina a dol trei insi tot asa de
bolnavi de marire, prccum sunt
incapable de munca. 81 va vedea
Cd astazi mai multi decit ori cind
poporul nostru, muncitorimea,
pentru tbinele Garcia s'a luptat
dinsul, alta vremc, dntelege sta
rea in care ne aflam, Sc stringc
ipretutindeni in Liga Nationala
81 ca mmca merge tot mai inte-
tit 81 Gu tot mai multi sorti de
izbida, ori cit ar cirii, ca sd atra-
ga atentia lumii 81 asupra lor, ci-
teva nenorocite 81 anemice ciori
II asiguram pc d-nul DR.. Lupu
ca are toata incredcrea 81 toata
dragostea noastra 81 ca povetele
ce ne va da nu vor cadea in SUI
flete sterpe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
HOCEA De La Detroit.

RaspOpitul calugar de la Cerni-
ca imi face imprcsia proverbia-
lului Ahmet Ramadan de la Cor
nul de Aur. Din niSte cauze oa-
re care sd iscase un foe mare.
Hogea Ahmet insa in tot decur-
sui focului, statea in virful mo-
Seci 81 tot ce facea acolo era ca
striga puternic dupa ,,Alah''.
Asa 81 mohicanul nostru trccut
de la Cernica pentru expozitie in
Statele Unite, tot ce site este sa
injure 81 sa vorbeasca lucruri pc
care nu lie pricepe nici daca ar
buchiza ,ntrcaga libraria naro-
zilor din Detroit, Mich. Nimenea
accsta. dc care s'a lipit raul ca
scaiul de oaie, 81 care nu "a fost
in stare Sa invcte ceva bun din
nimieai 81 nu are fundament in
nici o ramura, nu este nici calu-
gar. nici socialist. nici llationa-
list, eli iaca asa. un ON de ocazie,
un ..sOapbOx orator.. un scama-
tor public pc care il poti compa-
timi, dar dc ajutat este prea tir-
ziu.
Omul acesta care este mai ma
re adercnt al lui Trotzky dccit
este Lcninc, tamiiaza pc ncnoro-
citii abonenti al ,,Desteptarii'' GU
niste falsuri mai mari ca nepri-
ceperea din capul lui 81 mai
.lungi decit pedul Mogosoaiei.
Am la NINA revista The New
Europe 81 cetind articolul des-
pre- scopurile de razboi ale socia-
liStilor austro-germani, pot sd
traduc:
,,Trecind la detailiilc impaca-
rel. eli (socialistii austro-gcrmani)
sd dcclara in favOrul unei Ligi
a Natiunilor 81 pentru reformele
sociale formulate la congresele
din Berna 81 Leeds ale ,,Uniunii
Internationale de meserii'' moi
cerem transformarea AustrO-Un-
gariei in o federatie dc natiuni
autonome 81 crearea unei Lige IA
natiunilor din Balcani. MOI res
pingcm toate anexarilc facute de
puterile centrale. Moi am luptat
contra tratatelor de la Brest Lii
tovsk 81 de la Bucuresti, att in
parliament, cit 81 in presa, 81 vom
vota contra ori carei masuri ca
re ar involva anexare orr violen-
ta".
Alta au facut socialistii un-
guri 81 nemti din Austria 81 Ger
mania. Socialistii aceia dcspre
carl sd credea ca sunt mai mari
socialist deceit nationalist.
Dara domnul de la Cernica,
raspopitul nostru hoge, dinsul
crede ca este mai cuminte sd a.
runce Gu barda N luna 81 sd spu-
ma ca cl dujman tu ministrii
Romlniei 81 alte sodenii.
Socialism fara de Fl invatat
economic nationala. nu sd poate
face. Domnul calugar nu a inva-
tat economic nationala 81 pricepe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
Nv T ARE.

.Domnul Avram Adam, din CO.
muna Lancram, comitatuI Sibiiu-
lui 81 Ora Elisaveta Daian din
comma R6mos, comitatul Hume.
doarei, au onoarea face cuno-
scuta casatoria lor, 81 roaga pc
toatc rudcniilc prictenii 81 cunos-
cutii din loc 81 jur a lla parte
la celcbrarca cununiei lor religi-
case, care va avea loc Dumine-
ca, s Septcmvrie 1918, Ia orele 2
p. H., in biserica romina gr. ort.
,,Sf. Maria din Cleveland, o.
Muzica vestitului Simion Duca
din Cleveland, Ohio, va distra O.
noratul public cu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
Dansul 81 masa vor avea loc in
hala Socictatii ..R. Carpatina"
dhl 1903 West 58-th Street, Gle
vpland, Ohio, inccpind la Orelc
2idupa amiazi. ,e.,
,Nasi sl,llt.::. Den4nul Nicolac 81
Dpamna ToaIia Santci din Scbc-
sui Sasesc.~ "s's
Pima la rcvcdcre raminem sa-
lutindu-va C ustima: !
Miri 81 NASH.
GOO & | & 81
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Solicitation.

Societatea Ammonia" din st.
Louis, Mo. = Convoaca pc totl
membrii sal a lua parte la Sc
dinta ordinara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 8 Septemvrie 1918.
in hala Sirbilor din al 8-lea 81
Barry Street, Ia orele 2 p. m.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

Restaurant 81 Cafenea de vim
zare din cauza Cd trebue sd plec
la militic. Resturantul la pozi-
tie foarte buna, tare cunoscut
de toate natiunile, precum. romi-
IA 81 ungureasca. IL Wind foarte
ieftin din nina liberia.
Doritorii sa sc adreseze la:
Kardos Gyula, Al McCoj Street,
Akron, Ohio.
(2O0-5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

La ca cit pricepe orbul la vedere.
dar pentru aceea el totusi crede
ca de pc acum pc Marx 81 pe
Bebel numai el il poate repre-.
zenta.
S'a urcat scroafa in copac 81
hogea Ahmet Ramadan, Isl face
ecteniile 81 striga - Allah"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
~ MFCA -
0RUBLlCfTAEMk
E&zKER[1sWy
G A u r

G A y 7
pc cumnatul meu Vasile Niche
Vlad din comuna Petrifalau, CO.
mitatul Sibiiu, Transatlantic, care
fost prizoner in Russia, 81 pc
fratele sotiei mele Gu numele Du-
mitru Vancu din Siria, comitatul
Aradului, Ungaria. Dinsul pri-
zoner in Italia, dara nu-i pot "a
fla adresa. Rog pc toti fratii pri-
sOncri care stu ccva de diuSii
sd binc vOiasca ami trimitc adrc
sd dinsilor 81 ell lie voiu fl rccu-
nOScator:
loan Bisca, GIG East 18th Street,
New York City, U. s. A.
(0-101)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
A Y I 4.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultlira ,,Voluntarii Rominiei'
din Philadelphia, Pa, pc aceasta
cale aduce la cunoStinta tuturor
,nembrilor sal, cit 81 tuturor So
cietatilor, care apartin Uniunii
noastre, Cd adrcsa Societatii noa-
sire eli incepcre dc ,astazi ~ Au-
gust 1918 va fl urmatoarea:
Societatea ,,voluntarii Romini-
e., 2056 Albright Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa,
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

Fratii nostri francezi; carl ne
all ocrotit 81 ne au ajutat alta
vrcme, carora lc datoram o bu-
ma parte din desvoltarea culturii
nostre, carl mai ales in decursul
accstui razboi au facut jertfc
pcntru moi, nu-Si uita de moi nici
in accasta tara Unul dintre eel
mai buni scriitOri al lor, capita
nul Pierre de LanuX, mcmbru al
Inaltului Comisariat France
din Washington Va tinea doua
conferinte pcntru Romini, aratin-
dune din insarcinarea Comisa-
riatului Francez parerea Frantei
despre moi 81 despre indeplinirea
visului nostru de unire.
D-nul captain Pierre de Lanux,
ne cunoaste foarte bine Peninsu-
la Balcanica, unde fost cores
pondent de razboi in 1912-1913.
Dinsul va vorbi cit de curilfd
RominilOr din orasele Youngs-
town, Ohio 81 Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

O casa Gu s odai, lumina clcc-
trica, baie, boailara in pivnita,
i'll curte pomi frrctiferi. Asemc-
nea inca 2 case mai mici sunt
de vinzare.
Adresati-va la:
7105 Pera Avenue, West Side.
Telefon Edge. 1893.
(OA1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
G K U T K M

moi Dumitru 81 loan Stanila din
comuna Sebesul de ~srls, comita.
tul Sibiiului, cautam consateni de
al nostri care s'ar afla ca priso-
nieri de razboi in Italia, poate
lam putea ajuta Gu ceva.
Acei cOnsateni de al nOstri ca
re vor ccti aceste rinduri ale
noastrc sa scrie pc adresa:
Dumitru 81 loan Stanila, AGO
9Th Ave-, w. Homestead, Pa,
U. S. A.
(2OO-1)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
SP0 R I s

Other boxers will soon be in kha Xxi, but Johnny Ertle is free to accept any pugilistic engagements he can get, because technically he is clas sified as an enemy alien.
 Guy E, Dilley, secretary of the Third District Exemption Board of St. Paul, says that Ertle has been granted exemption, although he had waived his right to claim it.
 Ertle's father is an unnaturalized Austrian. and as such is classed as an enemy alien, and this extends to the children also.
 Ertle's farm, however, is not lia- ble to be seized as alien property because under the law 160. acres is exempt, and the boxer'si property near Watertown, Minn., is small enough to come within this protec- tion.
 The Kewpie is willing to be called to the colors, and expressly waived all claim to exemption, but under the law not only is he immune from draft, but he would not be accepted even if he tried to enlist.
 Etrle's father took out his first naturalization papers several years ago, but neglected to complete the steps necessary to obtaining com plete citizenship
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
South African Story Presented
 in Pictures Tonight.

Tonight at the Palace theatre a story of South Africa will be pre- sented entitled the Hidden Valley in which Valkyrien, Baroness De- witz in the leading part.
 In Hidden Valley" Valkyrien is white goddess who has been captured by savage blacks in South Africa. She is found by young missionary, played by Boyd Mar shall and rescued from a sacrificial altar. Valkyrien was selected as the most perfectly formed girl in Denmark in a competition conduct ed by the government The dance of the white goddess before the na- tives is one of the most beautiful scenes in the production. The story is by Emmet Mixx, and the di- rector was Ernest Warde The pie turc was made in Jacksonville, Fla
 In addition the sixth episode of Pearl of the Army"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
"A Child of the Paris Streets We'll Balanced

Production.
 "A Child of the Paris Streets" | which opened last night at the Col l iseum and which will continue for i the balance of the week, is well
 balanced picture story of the lower strata of Parisian life. The story deals with a band of Apaches, the | famous criminals which infested that city before the present war | started
 i The fearless criminals organized | bands with recognized leaders. The | members of the bands infested the cafes of the city where they piled
 their trade, robbed people fear
 lessly on the strets and did not hes itate to commit murder where there
 was profit in it, or where their lib-
 erty was at stake.
 Stolen when a child, daughter of one of the judges of the criminal
 courts, Julie has ben brought up as a criminal and was the most successful pickpocket of the entire i band. However, she retained her 1 uHtI lUSllucDS I1UeTlltu lTOIu ltT parents and rebelled against the i life. When she met a young Amer
 ican painter in one of the cafes of the city she was immediately at i tracted by his clean personality. | She goes to him at his request and sits for her picture. The lead CTS of the band, incensed because she had lifted no jewelry for sev- eral days, beat her and she ran away. She spends the night in the i rooms of the young painter and his
 roommate, who themselves slept on chairs in the large studio.
 Afterwards she is discovered by
 the members of the band and ta-
 ken to the headquarters where she
 is about to pay the penalty of death 1 for her desertion when rescued by
 her young lover and his partner.
 How she is reunited to her father
 and how she finds happiness in I the clean love of the young painter
 forms the balance of this picture
 which is elaborately portrayed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
DETROIT LOSES ONE
 MORE STAR TO NAVY

Whatever pennant hopes were en. tertained by the Detroit Tigers and their loyal supporters were sent glimmering with the announcement from Los Angeles that Howard Eh. mke the elongated speed merchant. had enlisted in the navy.
 Hughey Jennings has been bank ing on Ehmke and Dauss to act as c0rnerstones for his 1918 twirling staff Bernie Roland is hardly strong enough to take his turn with effec tiveness, while Willie Mitchell apd Harry CoveIeskie are uncertain prop ositions.
 George Dauss will be back in the Spring So will Mitchell, Roland and CovelesMe, but their best eff
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
EVERY CITIZEN A SOLDIER ON DUTY
 AT HIS HOME

Everyone must help if we are to win. The soldier must obey orders or there will be no army. The peo- pie must be one or there will be no nation. So that we win, all of us must Follow Directions.
 This is Your War guide for use in Your home.
 It tells you what foods we must save to provision our selves and our Allies; it tells how we can stretch ouf sup plies so everyone will have enough-without any hurt to your health to or your strength.
 Your Government does not task you to give up three square meals day nor even one. All it asks is that you eat less of the foods we need to keep the armies going and eat all you want of the other things that we have in plenty.
 Eat plenty keep up your strength and your vim to help win the war You have dedicated to the Ma tion everything that you have; you are asked now to give up-just some habits of the kitchen and table.
 America and her. Allies must not run out of Wheat, Meat, or Fats. If we let that happen, Ger many will win the war.
 We must save Sugar, use every drop of Milk, and we must learn to Follow Di- rections.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
Falling Into Water
 Doesn't Bother Bah.

Marguerite Clark arrived at the studio for the filming of the Para mount "SuAE Deb" story. "Bab' s Diary" and Immediately Director J, Searle DaNley told her it would be necessary for her to fall into a bathtub of water once or twice.
 "Oh, all right" sighed Miss Clark never displaying the slightest sign of annoyance, though it must have been trying. She was attired in a dainty little evening frock just made to be spoiled in the water. Then she tried the stunt a few times with the tub empty. Re- hearsals over. they filled the tub with fairly warm water and the little star took the plunge She went in over her head and her only complaint afterward was that she got water in her ears.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
~~ A and & M

The 18th Grand Handicap Trap shooting Tournament-the blue rib bon event of trapdom- and the great est sporting event of the year will take place over the traps of the South Shcre Country Club, Chicago H., beginning on August and con cluding on August g.
 The Grand American Handicap Tournament for years has been con ducted during the third or fourth week in August and the advancement, of the dates to the first week in August will make it necessary for q great number Of the State associa tions to schedule their State Cham pionship tournaments earlier.
 The 1918 trapshooting classic will 1e conducted along the same broad lines as previous tournaments, with number of innovations which should make the coming event the greatest scattering tournament ever staged
 The Interstate Trapshoting Asso citation will give $4,000 or more in cash and trophies for the tourna ment and guarantees the winner oi the Grand American Handicap event $500 and a trophy; the second high gun, $500 and a trophy; the third high gun, $500 and trophy; the fourth high gun $290 and trophy the fifth high gun. sl00 and trophy The chances are that the shooter who lands in any of these places will do better than the guaranteed prize for last year, the winner oi which drew down nearly $500. With the entrance fee of the shooters the total amount of the purses vii amount to more than $15.500.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
Mary Pickford to
 Have New Director.

On the completion of Mary Pick ford's newest Aircraft picture, "Amarily of Clothes Line Alley" Marshal Neilan, who has directed her recent photoplays with such sue cess, will take one more film in which Little Nary will star and then go East to stage some one of the Paramount or Aircraft stars in New York. William D. Taylor will then undertake the direction of Mary's next film for Artcaft Fay Tor has an enviable record as a pro- ducer of film successes, some of his best pictures being Tom Sawyer, ' "Huck and Finn both starring Jack Pickford; Big Timber" with Wallace Reid and Kathlyn Will jams, and "The Varmint," with Pickford and Huff.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
MIIlIIInAnlIIIlllllilIIIllIIIlIlnanIIIIll
forts will count for little without big

Ehmke
 The Tigers pitching staff for years has been the clubs mostly cost ly weakness. Not since the days of Smiling Bill Donovan and George Mulleao has Jennings team been strong enough on the mound and not since those days have the Fig CTS copped any flags. In the heat of several pennant races the vol lapse of the overworked pithers has thrown the team out of the hunt. With Ehmke gone the Tigers chanc- es for 1918 have disappeared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
DESPITE BOXING BAN, FIGHTERS BATTLE TO DECISION IN CHICAGO

Despite the Illinois ban on box ing, bout to a decision was staged mer of Chicago and Sailor" Fried man. lightweights, met in a ten round contest Friedman was giver the decision. The proceeds went te the post athletic fund Several hun dred boxing enthusiasts from Chi cago turned out to see the fight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
DR. KAISER GREATLY IMPROVED

Dr. F. H. Kaser, who has been confined in St. Ann'sl Hospital for several weeks past. and who was dangerously i'll from the effects of ptomaine poisoning. has recovered sufficiently to be removed to his home. Dr. Kaser is still very weak and it will be some time before he is able to be about and attend to his business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
McCREDIE'S PILOT LISTED IN GLASS AL
 BY THE DRAFT BOARD

PORTLAND - Paddy Siglin, pick cd by Judge McCredie to pilot rhe Beavers through the International Coast League season, has written the judge that he has been put in Division A, Glass One, by the draft board in his home town and now McCredie is wondering whether Pad- dy will Ee with the Beavers or not.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08

from the herd for the fiscal year ending June 30th will be nearly $75O,000 It is believed that the gov ernment will derive a net income of $1 900, 900 year from the herd. They make sG0,000 year from the foxes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

PALACE-Valkyrien in "The Hidden Valley" and the 9th episode of Pearl of the Army"
 COLISEUM-Mae Marsh, Rob ert Heron, and Fully Mar shall in "A Child of the Paris Streets" with Fay Tincher in "The 2 O'Clock Train"
 DREAM - Marguerite Clark in Snow White" in seven reels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
INSURANCE BLANKS RECEIVED

k. E. Robertson, in the last mail received a large number of applica- tions for Soldiers and Sailors' War Insurance and those who have reia- tives in the service, or who are in the service themselves and who wish to take out any of this class of fn' surance may get their applications from Mir Robertson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
WASHINGTON HuRlGRS EFFECTIVE AGAINST
 SPEAKER OF INDIANS

In the past three years Iris Speak CT has famed only foIty-eight times and the Washington hurlers lead all the others in achieving this end. causing the great batsman to hit the breeze just thirteen times. The Yankee twirlers are second, with a total of ten strikeouts against the Spoke"
 Waiter Johnson has whiffed Speaker five times, Gallia three, Shaw and Harper twice each, and B0ehling once.
 Ray Caldwell equaled Johnson with five strikeouts against Speaker Claude Williams is second, with four.
 No Boston pitcher has succeeded in flaming Speaker since he joined the Cleveland club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
Snow White" Continues to Pleace Patrons.

Marguerite Clark. in Snow
 White" was shown again last night at the Dream and pleased another large audience. This production has invariably pleased all of those who have seen the picture. It will
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08

The seal herd in Alaska now mum bers close to 100000 animals and is increasing at the rate of 35 ,00O a year according to government re. ports from Washington. D. c. The probable income of the government
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08

be continued for the balance of the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08

TWO IN ONE The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES lads" keeps the housewife informed of an sales and the news colum mn are right up to the minute on thD oay'D n0Ul
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08

Give us your nsxs oeder Soe traAe fer work or coal. Juneau 1eanefes Company. Phone =
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
RENAME BROOKLYN oEeev

The Brooklyn Derby, since 1887 one of the big thoroughbred fixtures of the East, will be called The Dwyer next season in honor of the late Phil Dwyer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-08
FIRE ALARM BOXES
,(corrsct to August t3th)

,(Correct to Auoust 13th) 1-4-3rd and Franklin. l-6-Franklin and Front. 1-6-Front Street, opposite Union Iron Works.
 i-7-Front Street. opposite City 1-s-Front Street. below worthen Mills. 3-3-Willoughby and Ind. 3-4-Seward and Front. 2-6-Main and Front. 3-6-Main and End. 3-7-Main and 4th. 3-2-Ga stineau Avenue and Rawn Way. 3-l-Gold and End. 3-6-4th and Harris. ,, e-s-yth and Gold. 3-7-6th and East s-S-7th and Gold.
 4-1-eth and Indian 4-2-Sth and Calhoun 4-3-West end Distin Avenue 4-S-sth and Calhoun l-e-7th and Main l-7-Sth and Seward 4-t-Government Road, OA Jap