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New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
And little hath the father guessed the
 harm he did his child"

And little hath the father guessed the
 harm he did his child"
 Art thou named foolishly show that
 thou art wiser than the fathers, Live to shame their vanity or sin by
 dutiful devotion to thy sphere. Hasten to the goal of fame between
 the posts of duty,
 And win blessing from the world
 that man may love thy name." "So thy sons may tell their sons and.
 those may teach their children. He died in goodness. as he lived and
 left us his good name.
 And more than these, there is a role
 wherein thy name is written; et See that, in the Book of Dome, thy
 name is fixed in light"
 My list of significant Christian names is as follows:
 Providence, Christian, Saint, Fear God, Faith, Hope, Charity. Fearnot Hate-evil, Love God Lent, Discipline Abstinence, Easter, Belief, Repent Renewed, Repentance, Grace, Frea Grace, Mercy, Ransom, Pardon, Ac- cepted, Redeemed Zion, Bliss, Com- fort, Desire, Delight, Joy, Rejoice, Trial, Tribulation, Lament, Lamenta- tion, Urbane, Pleasant, Cordial, Gra- cious, Nice, Bogus, Graceless Silence, Tempest, Bilious, Exercise Able. Wrestling, Victor, Victory, Standfast. Steadfast, Virtue, Noble, Trueheart. Trueworthy, Truth Merit, Upright( Justice, Honor, Discretion, Reason, Temperance, Obedience, Mindwell, Submit, Prudence, Patience, Hopeful, Hopestill, Wait, WaitstilI, Constant. Confidence, Content, Earnest. Loyal, Reliance, Difidence, Diligence, Delay.a Anger, Revolt, Humiliation, Humility, Clement, Friend, Love, Freelove, Lovewell, Hymen, Hector, Watchful. Willing, Jealous, Thanks, Givethanks Thankful, Preserve, Preserved, In crease, Prosper, Fortune, Wealthy Sharper, Learned, Knowledge, Wise. Manly, Young, Younglove Maudlin, Liberty, Freeman, Benedict, Lowly, Mark, Remember, Remembrance, Resolved, Reformation, Assurance.~ Concurrence, Consider, Beloved, De- liverance, Senior, Royal, Orator, Sterling, Given, Freegift, Farewell
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

Thomas J. Feeney is one of the few New Britain men who are enlisted in the mounted arm of the military serv- ice. He is in the cavalry, that mobile force that precedes the infantry on the forward trail, drives back the enemy and screens the movement of the men on foot. He is not located at Fort Green, North Carolina. Foeney is 26 years old and the son of John J. teeney of Wilcox street. He en- listed in the army on May "A, 1917.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

For the guidance of those regis trants for Selective Draft who have enlisted in the United States Navy, or enrolled in the United States Naval Reserve Force, the commander of Section One, Third Naval District, has ordained they must fill out the Ques- tionnaires sent out by local boards, and must return them promptly. In. structions to this effect have been is sued by the Navy Department.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
The Indiana Ideal.
Evansville Journal-NeWs)

(FVanSVlIIe JOurnaI- NeWS)
 You can get the largest sandwich in the world for 10 cents at the corner of St. Joseph avenue and West Franklin street. Chas. Kares, '"The Barbecue King, barbecues the choicest, Pork and Beef and uses Onion, Pickle, White Crepe Napkins which combined with Tlavored Tooth Picks and Quick Service mako the combination an ideal one
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
A Little Too Strong.
in Ottawa Republ
can-TinleS. ]

Notice to Public-I, Mrs. James Tosaw, want the public to understand this: That at no time did my hus- band try to kill me with an axe or drag me on the floor by my hair, and, to the rest it was all made a little too strong, and I am very sorry that such was made public, which is ab
 solutely false. Mrs. James -TosaW.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
A Slippery Retort.
(Buffalo Express. }

The messenger boy was red-headed. cheeky and dilatory.
 "Cmon! Cmon!" said the elevator man in the Chamber of Commerce as he started to close the door.
 Don't get icy," said the boy, as he> wiggled into the car Don't get icy. or I'll slide on yuh."
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

h these days, the l .19 train may be caught any time after one-nineteen- and then some.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

kFifteen Newark youths enlisted in he. navy to avenge the death of a lun lost on the Jacob Jones' The ltio ought to interest German math- ema maticians.-N orwich Record
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

The Italians would like 800,000 tons of our coal, and Americans would like even more.-Syracuse PoSt-Standard.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

be ordered stricken from the books by the people themselves. The order is complete. The railroads are not held merely for the duration of the war, but for as long a period after the war as the Federal Government shall decree. Thus is erected a bridge that cannot possibly be crossed until we come to it, which will be some time in the far distant future.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05
FACTS AND RANCHES.

Politicians who scoffed at the thought of the times changing have been converted since they learned of so many mon volunteering to work without pay.--Toledo Blade.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

Senator Jim Ham Lewis says that he has been summoned to Washing ton because of a government crisis The quartermaster general can't de- eide what kind of a necktie should go with a cerise shirt.--Boston Trans cript. Plumbers are real philosophers You do not hear them complaining greatly about~'the coal shortage.- Springfield Daily News
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

For forty years the German autoc- racy has refused to let the German
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

uble maintains a. branch office Very home in which there Is a. 1g man or q gossiping woman- per's Weekly.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

k1t seems almost characteristic of 2Sheyiki mentality that Lenine and 4ky should think they were more A match for the German negoti-
 Waterbury American.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

In other words, the president says an Austrian or Hungarian is at lib- erty to go and come and do as he pleases so long as he behaves himself and does not act like a German sIndianapolis Star.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-05

people rule themselves and at the same time constantly assured them they ought to rule the rest of the world Chicago Herald.
 The gentleman who observed that the trouble with Russia is that there are so many Russians there enunci- ated an entire page full.-Albany KniCkerbocker Press.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
VANDALS DESTROY
 FINE GARDEN
One of the Finest Gardens in Town Almost Totally Destroyed by
 Petty Thieves

The garden belonging to Mr. and Mrs James Fahcrty and located on their home lot Just behind tho Labor Union hall. Is without doubt one Of che incest garden spots on Douglas Island and has been for years the pride and especial care of Alr. and Mrs. Fahcrty
 Recently Mrs Faherty went to Cape Fanshaw for a month. leaving Che garden iu care of Mir. Fuherty, who works on the night shift at Trcadwell. While Mr. Faherty was at work vandals broke into the yard and did SO much damage that they almost ruined thc garden.
 The gooscberry bushes were liter ally covered with berries. and they were an stolen. There must have been a barrel full taken altogether. In Che potato patch Che person who did Che mischief went to Che middle Of the rews and pulled up thc vines, with tho immature potatoes attached Co them, and scattered tho tops an around. besides taking thc potatoes. In other parts of the garden the de- structlou was equally as great
 Upon Mrs Fahcrty's return from her trip she was almost hcartbroken oyer the destruction wrought in the garden in which she took SO much pride. She is Of the opinion that it was not children that did it. as it does not lool, like a child's work. A trip to see the garden would well repay anyone. even if it were only to sec what woutou destruction can Doe done by a person who is bent on mischief
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
5O-5O RULE ON
 FLOUR CHANGED
The Proportions of Wheat Flour and Substitutes Changed to Give
 More White Flour

The Federal Food Administration for Alaska announces tho new wheat conservation program of thc U. S. Food Administration effective ot once. and Co remain in force until further notice. The program, iu brief. is os follows
 The Gfty-Giy rule Is eliminated. Tho one Co three rules for bakers Ia also rcscindcd
 standard wheat flour may be sold Co retailers or bakers without substi- tutcs. but when sold to individual consumers. including public eating places. clubs and boarding houses. one pound of substitutes. which arc now defined as corn meal corn -four, barley flour ,thc old substitute liat embracing among other things rice. homIuy. etc.. Is rcscIudcd) must Doe sold with cach four pounds of wheat flour. or two pounds of pure rye flour must bc sold with three pounds of wheat flour. provided Che pur- chaser although offered Che altcrua- tiyc of at Icast one or tho foregoing combinations. prefers a combination of karr flour. milo flour, fctcrita flour. and meals. rice flour peanut flour oat flour bean flour potato flour sweet potato flour or buck wheat flour wheat flour may be sold Co him with such optional suh- mmtc Hours iu proportion of four hounds of wheat flour Co one pound of substitutes This rule does moi amply to certain mixed Hours or so- called Victory Hours nor Co pan- pa.e OF s.li-r1.s.ng Hours which contain less than SO per cent of whcat flour and hpyc been approved by Che United States Food AdmiuIa- trauou. No corn meal corn flour. barIoy flour rye flour, oat flour, or rice flour suau Doc sold as a suhad- ute unless lt conforms Co one of che specifications prescribed by thc u s.. Food Administration
 Victory mixed Hours may be sold Co any one without substitutes.
 standard wheat flour substitutes for bakers remain Che same
 Tho existing regulations limiting uIcs or wheat to those residing p towns and cities Go onc-cIghh barrel and Co Chose residing in outlying and rural districts to onc-0uu,or barrel and limiting consumers to 80 days supplies is rcsciudcd. Liccn- sees may now have @ sixty day sup- ply ou hand.
 While consumers orc not limited as Go quantity to be purchased under che new rules. they arc urged Co be economical and purchase in moder- otion
 Tho Federal Food Administration for Alaska and an concerned iu Che Territory Co Doc governed accordingly. Circular letter in detail with refcr- cnco to Che new wheat conservation program is being prepared ot Che Juneau oHicc and win Doc sent im- mediatoly to an Alaska Food Ad- mnistrators for distribution and to an dealers, and public eating places.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13

ccssIblc Co Che press one sent to tbo adlutut general of Che state, one sent to Che Provost Marshal Gonroal at Washington and one retained by tho board
 It win bc Che duty of an regis traus Co ascertain their serial mum bcrs iu order chat. when Che draw ling takes place at Washington. they win know their "ordor of liability" to call.
 Detailed instructions arc laid down for Che rcgIstrauts as to Che regis truuou of abscntocs. persons sick on registration days and persons ab- sent on that day from Che territorial limits of Che country
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
OSCAR IN VIRGINIA

Oscar Fr.Hborr for long tim. employed a. ,ho J. w. Martin store
 and also assistant Are chief or Doug las. has boeu transferred from Puget Sound Nn#I Station to thc Quarter ma.tp# School Naval Base Hamp. .lu Roads Virginia
 Oscar volunteered before The draft and was stationed a, Puget Sound .or several months and tho first iu- umauou chat local poole had that be had boon transferred was conveyed in utprs that Ius. reached here. The letters also contained picture of 0s.ar in hia white navy uniform .hat shows lm as 9 fuc looking sail- ur b0v
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
MERCHANT HERE

Emil Reuiug. of Che firm of Stott G HcfIus. ol Petersburg. arrived Hcr. ou Thursday and left again to- day Nr BciC.us came mp Go seek treatment tor one of his eyes that uaH been giving him trouble
 ue reports that Petersburg has bc.u and .s prosperous and .s grow ing every day While here lac yis- i..I lt tbe home Of Mr. and Mrs IT, J. MUsctb
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
CITY COUNCIL
 PAYS ALL BILLS
All City Indebtedness Is Cleaned Up and Cash and Coal Still on
 Hand

At Che meeting Of the city couu- ciI held last Monday night the couu- ru drew warrants Co pay all current bills and also to clean up an the in- dcbtcduass for coal and other things chat had been purchased After an Che bills were paid there was found to Doc a good balance loft on hands as well as oyer 900 tons Of coal n Che city bunkcrs
 It is announced that 200 more tons Of coal was on the way to tho city and that the price at thc bunk CTS was SlI25 per ton.
 The city pilcdrivcr boiler was leased to thc Long Packing Com pauy who win use it for Che pur- pose Of generating steam for their cooking ovens in thc cauncry that they are to start on the city dock. The city reserved che right of using Che boiler any time that they might want it.
 The council adjourned Co meet one week from next Monday night
 Become a stockholdor in the Unit r g.... l.,.,.. ,,.a... ... .,.it,,-. stprfr4
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
ENJOYABLE
 MEETING Pr. A.
The Association Gives Citizens an Opportunity to Get Acquainted
 With School Teachers

There was a very nice meeting of tho Douglas Parent-Toachcr5 Asso. citation at bc assembly room Of thc
 rhool house on lost Tuesday night when the first meeting Of Che year was held by thc Association The meeting was principally held for Che purpose of giving Che citizens a chance Go get acquainted with thc new teaching stan and chat pur- pose was accomplish In a most happy manner
 President Rose Maulcy of Che As- ,ocIatou presided at Che meeting and Miss Irouc Robinson acted as secretary Tho only routine business that was transacted was tho appoint- mcnt og committee to arrange for
 program for tlc next meeting. which win he hold on Che nrHt Tues day of next month. and thc appoint- mcut of another committee to select a president for tho association The mcauue night was changed from Monday evening to Tuesday evening so as mol to conflict wIth other meet mga
 After uHc business of tho evening. Miss Cuup'c favored with instru-  mental music and a vocal solo. D.. J. EIrod made a speech ou general topics and F 4. J GaIlwas gave a
 noo.b Of welcome m behalf or tho pareut-T0ghom Association an of which were much cnIoyed sand witches and aoGo. were served.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
AT sITEA

The we'll known rH.H.r Q. Che upper TgEu valley Cmr.. HI'c. Is now at Che Pioneers Home %. s.'ta. Charlie came down ra. river .hH spring and was very s... Hg was taken to Che hospital a. Juneau and later was transferred Go fH. Pioneers Homo. as he is som h.lr.tdou and unable Co help him
 Mir Ulte was Che pioneer settler of Che upper Takr valley and had a beautiful garden across che Canadian line at spot Chat he called Che For- est of Arden. It .s hoped that he win get well enough Co continue his rauching
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
NOW ON ATLANTIC

Pat Mcclure. formerly fire chief Of Douglas. recently wont from some port on tho Pacific ocean to port on Che Atlantic on one of Uncle som's sub-chuaeB. in 63 days He a in Che navy and was stationed on Puget sound for number Of months but win now hunt Che Huns on the Atlantic
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
MINING ENGINEERS
 FINISH INSTITUTE
Leaders m the Mining Industry Ask Cor Further Duties Along
 War Work

TH. American mining engineer wants Go know what further dutic I..r bIs path toward helping Go win n. war This has been Che kcyuot, u. One II1b meeting of Che Amcri can Institute ol Mining Engineers uIuuuue 1t Colorado Springs last v... No war winning c0ort has proved tuo strenuous for che mining leaders uE Che country who hoy,
 spent tbe week u chat district
 The mining engineers several hun. Ir.I lrour and representing a mcm- bsHhip ut lU00 louruoycd from Colorado Springs Go Pueblo. where r.. visited che lcad and zine smell t.. .r. plants of Che Colorado Fuel . Iron Co.,. and moro particularly ma herrrIu.t coke ovens nearing completion X luncheon was tgH- .r.I .r. engineers at Nmclul Stccl Works Pueblo. and ou September r.n a formal banquet at Hroadmoor Ho.G marked che oGIc.aI close ot fEc mU.t.u-.
 Optional trips Go Leldyi'c and u.I crr wore planned for Che ou- rueers and their families Iu Che .rur. of Che trip Climax Colorado. wa. visited This town on August .. Iaii was a barren waste with uo. even a tent u sight Now fo per cent of tlc worlds molybdeultc . mueI from this locality
 Tho oUI.cH at thc American lnsti- tuIe uE Mining Engineers are.
 The death ol che worlds supply Of alum. now .u constant use on thc battlefront end proven cure for forms O. rrucrr was nmg before Che American Institute O, Mining En- -n.er- and warming sound Go Che .our.- physicians and surgeons .r accumulate au ol th.s precious metal ur. needed for war purposes
 TH. warning has aH oGieiaI tone. coming as lt does from Dr. Richard r Moore af Che q. s. Bureau ot uu. ur Moore stated chat there arr only anugt three ounces of ra- dunn aaum. u existence at Che present. .m. .nd predicted chat new deposit. uE t.. orc e0r.d be mined ..r scarcely me chan s.z or seven years tr .nme
 H...u. Che physicians and sur- s.ru- u. tre country arc not pur- chasing enough al.um to make che industry Hurn..u success. said ur Moore. ru. material e being used uu Che ue.s os wat.he. and clocks rleetr. UaH. push buttons and chains ata.hcd tu electric globes This H obviously dIa.patug a mp- nre which has distinct medical and military value 10 vaa stated that he-c are u.ue different instruments used ou aeroplug having lIaI made luminous with radim paint and iu Che same manner ou conn passes and gun sights Tho clic- ierry of night firing ou Che allied front witch both machine guns and artillery hos been greatly Increased
 Dr. Moore. by Che use of these luminous sights
 President sidney J Jennings Past Presidents. Lp. Ricketts,, Philip W Moore; First Vicc President. c . w. C11iaIe, Treasurer. George C. Stone. Secretary Emeritus. Ross.toI .W. Raymond; Secretary. Bradley -.ur.Efuu.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
CANEERY OPERATING

Tho Kccgau canncry has been op- cratne for several days this week or thc late run of salmon The cam uory is being equipped with mochn- cry to can clans and Mr. Kecgm win operate canning them os soon as boats that he now has searching for clans arrives with thcm.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
HRS WHITE RETURNS

Mrs E. J. White and son. Albert returned from visit of several weeks duration Go che States on the Princess Sophia Wednesday night Mrs. White visited witch her dauEh- tcr Lena, iu Seattle for some tmc and with other friends and relatives
 ou Puget sound The Whites VII. make thc.r home in Juneau so chat Slr. White esu bo close to his work as publicity agent tor Che Territory
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
NEW MESSENGER BOY

Miss Doris Oliver has entered thc employment ot the government as messenger at tle U. s. cable office. She does not have some of tho faults or che boy messengers, as she does not smoke cigarettes or read "Nick Carter" and Diamond Dick while on duty
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
FRANK BACH, JRy IS HOME

Prank Bach. Jr, son of Frank Bach or his place returned on Che Humboldt tor a visit with his father and sisters. Mrs Robert Coughliu and Mrs. w. EIwius. Frank has been living iu Seattle for a couple Of years and for time attended Che Broad way High school ot chat place.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
DEER HUNTERS
 LOST AND FOUND
Two Douglas Men, Lost for Two Days Near Oliver Inlet Found by
 Natives

r4sf sunday u.rht when a party of drcr hunters chat had gone t Oliver Inlet ruutus came Go eouu. rp they found chat tvU members o' tfe party had mot appeared. so tacy aHrI homo without chem. thinking tre others would be 1u right whom they returned uiu tHc boat Iu tH0 morning Tho two mon who au.i to report vcre Tom George son u. Mike George of Douglas and N.s. Aviou formerly a uoHs'as shoemaker but now living m Juneau
 They had Iet H. main party %. hunters. saying tH.r would re ha.a ir a .ourr. d. hours unI as Che. m. some food and ammunition Che n.-- tv returned u town. thinking .' e' buck out aH.. .E.m m fH. morning When muune cam. .He boat HHI boon to uuae.a. and was b1.. a".n and uu ru.. was found ul .U. m'..- ne HrHs
 ru. hort returned TO Iwwu aH. searching parties u.r. sem. uu. and srrgrd ou. an over .u. o.ar.r, .'. ..err to oliver m.. N day Mon d., rn tr... v.s found r .rr m.e. tre mon. The srr......r was sent. arr with mon um... w... Che .aw- Or. an Tu.I... Hu. ... ..r had hc.r forrI rcu.. .He H... arrived .he..
 Two native. Tom W""s auI WU- liam Brady. u.r. ... mon who found che lost hunters T.. r.Us. think nr chat perhaps t.. m.. had eo. turned around and had e... down thr Vrare way. struck u. ..rus. tU. portage m Glass Peninsula towards serm1rr Canal and e.rr.n.I a'I dT Monday mI kept going through ,hc woods ul Monday night Early Tues. day morning Che two natives sme.Iei smoke. and watkins up fu % cabin found Che two men there They had walked abuu. thirty miles down Glass Peninsula or Che Seymour CaulI side thinking tHey wcre 0r tbr side facing Stevens rassa-. When tbcy found .hat tHey wore uo. getting auyuHer. fr.y r.tu.oI .Hr.r steps and arrived Hr.E .t tre cabin at Che other sid. %. .H. portage h.. forc tbc rain started .u .a'. heavily Monday evening In n. cabin H.E found some provisions and with . rrous. th.y h8l ra.e ar.l He. having had match. with which .' build a Irc.
 After being found. Che lost ou. and Che finders crossed tr. Uorta-. and arriving at oliver Inlet built n frc ou Che bench as signal to t.. mb-chascr. which picked chem ur and brought thcm Go Juneau Tues day evening
 10 win bc remembered 'Hat Jn. Cr-Ist0vioh was lost u Che sam. ur.eHhorhooJ some years aro and took Che same ruut. Is tne-. men, only that bc d.d mot turn and com. back but kept right uu following Seymour Canal lor over a week and until he was GHaIy picked up by % fishing boat and taken to Peters burg. from which place rc wired fo Douglas. after all hope O. finding him had been given uH
 Tho country m thc vicinity o. Oliver Inlet Is % ayor.tc one for hunters Co Ect lost iu. as Che hills an look alike and che shape and rer craI appearance ot On c.horc ino on che Seymour Cara' side IS ye- similar Co chat ou the stevens Pas sage side. so chat one coming down from thc huls is Iah'. To be cone fused In directions.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
FOUR MINUTE SPEAKERS

AZ. Gurr win speak at Che Lyric theatre Saturday night and F. A. J. GalIvas a Che Liberty Sunday. The subject will be. Where Did You Get Your Facts2"
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
FINE MAP

Through che courtesy of Delcgato Charles A. Sulzcr. che Douglas public school has received a duc hig map of thc United States. The map l8 Che latest one and contains au Che newest features in the map-makine art.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
10 FUNTER BAY

Mrs. Ella B. Cupplcs left last week for Funtcr Bay. where she win be employed as bookkeeper with the Funter Bay Mining Company.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13
EYCURsIoH TO HAYNES

An excursion Go Haiucs Co visit .a.nl boys at For. Seward is being antaI for tomorrow it is planned t1 get tHc DiE.o to make che ruu leaving hero tomorrow night and staying st Uaucs over Sunday. rc- turning some time Monday.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13

Jack NHandcr of Hoonah. has been visiting m Douglas for the past several days.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13

Become a stockholdor in tho Unit ed Statcs-buy war-saviugs stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1918-09-13

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