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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
HAWAIIAN UNITS
ARE MADE UP OF
RACE MIXTURE

HONOLULU.-Military units now
being organized in Hawaii through
the operation of the selective SER
vice act probably are the most cos
mopolitan, size considered, in the
world.
Porto-Ricans, Portuguese, Koreans
Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiians, part
Hawaiians, Filipinos, and Spaniards
are wearing American uniforms and
are rapidly being trained in the me-
chanics of modern warfare.
The Orientals, their American
officers declare, will make splendid
fighting men and show a surprising
aptitude for military service. With
out exception, they display great
pride in their uniforms and mill
tary bearing and present a smart
appearance in khaki.
1t has been commonly reported
that these units would replace the
. regular troops stationed in the is
lands and would not see service in
Europe. Many of the Orientals will
be greatly disappointed if they are
not given an opportunity to test
themselves in action against the
Hun.
The Chinese youths now serving
IN the army of Democracy take par
/ ticular pride in their military ser.
vice. Two companies of them form.
ing part of the recently federalized
National Guard of Hawaii, were
acknowledged to be the best drilled
units in the organization.
A number of Hawaiians, recently
rejected because of physical defects
left for their homes in tears, bit
terly disappointed because they coule
not hope for active service in Eu
rope.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
WORK COMPLETED;
CONTRACTOR IS IN
Another Large Grading Contract
On D. Line Is Finished BY
George Cotto & Co.

George Gotto & Co., who had
been awarded a contract to grade
that section of the right of way
along the new D line extending from
Station No. 1850 to Station No.
1884, a distance of 2400 feet, have
completed the work and some of the
men in the partnership arrived in
town last night. George Gotto is
expected to arrive this morning and
will seek a settlement.
George and one of his partners
have been called to the colors, and
unless rejected by the medical board
expect to go to Fort Gibbon on or
about the tenth of the month. There
are eight men in partnership on this
contract and those who do not go
out with the draft will put in a bid
on another contract on the railroad,
either on the main line or on the
Nenana-Fairbanks branch.
Several big grading contracts I'M
dertaken by George Gotto & Co.,
have been satisfactorily handled
they also built the wagon road from
the camp at 35-mile to the Nenana
Crossing at 43-mile, under contract.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
FAIRBANKS NOTES
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W. Terrill has been awarded the
contract to fill that portion of the
waterfront lying between the White
Seal dock and kellum street, which
had been washed away by the recent
floods He is now hauling brush
and dirt for this purpose and the
big holes are belong rapidly filled.
HOWE is building a stable near
the Nordale hotel for Brewer, who
took the contract to carry the mails
over the trail during the winter
months. The Nordale hotel will be
Brewers headquarters.
The picture The Birth of Ma
ton" was shown to a large crowd
last night at Thorne's theater. I'm
tolerance" will be shown tonight.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
ECONOMIC CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
PAPERS ARE READ
About Twenty Ladies Attended the
Meeting; Food Conservation
l. Discussed.

The Home Economic club, which
is the women's auxiliary of the
Council of Defense, met yesterday
afternoon at the Nenana Club rooms
The attendance was fairly good,
about twenty members being pres
ent.
Mrs. R. G. Southworth read a
very interesting paper on The
American Woman's Greatest Work"
and Mesdames Browne. Mcdonald.
Bowen, Sweeney and Campbell con-
tributed to the afternoons business
by reading selected passages along
food conservation lines with special
reference TO fats, wheat and sugar.
Mesdames Ryan and Bowen also
gave very interesting accounts of
the food conservation measures in
force in the States. Mrs. Bowen
read a paper on endurance tests.
Mrs. G. W. Gasser, of Rampant,
spoke in regard to the work done
by the Red Star association in the
humane treatment of wounded and
suffering animals and the steps that
were being taken throughout the
country to extend the activities of
the Red Star and thereby materially
help Uncle Sam win the war
During the course of the meet
ing, special Hoover cake, made by
Mrs. Oscar Rothenburg was served
and was much enjoyed by the ladies
present. The recipe of the cake
made by Mrs. Rothenburg and called
boiled fruit cake, is as follows:
l cup water, l cup sugar, L cup
lard tCrisco), teaspoonful of Gin
namon, l teaspoonful of cloves, l
cup raisins, l cup currants, a little
salt. Put all this in a saucepan
and boil three minutes, then set to
cool. Add cups of flour, 1 tea
spoonful of soda. Bake one hour
in slow oven.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
FARMERS IN IRELAND
LOSE THEIR WEAPONS

DUBLIN.-With the Sim Feiners
raiding the farmers and taking their
shotguns and the police in return
Selling guns to prevent them from
falling into the hands of the Sim
Feiners, the farmers find themselves
at a loss to protect their crops from
destruction by birds and game. At
Enniscorthy it was decided to make
an appeal to the government in refer
ence to the matter.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
DELAYS DON'T COUNT
ON RUSSIAN RAILWAY

PETROGRAD.-When the station
masters on the line of the TRANSIT
berian railway are out of printed
tickets, which frequently happens,
the trains are held while they write
out individually for each passenger
the full ticket form required. This
sometimes delays a train as much
as an hour at a station.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05

Sixteen Seattle high school boys
arrived in Valdez recently to work
for the canning company this sea-
son. Upon arriving in the city.
most of the boys jumped their con-
tract to take higher wages with the
Road Commission.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05

George Gotto, well known rail-
road contractor, arrived in town to-
day, having completed his grading
contract on the D line. He has
been called to the colors and will
leave for Fort Gibbon on the 10th.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05

ADVERTISED LETTERS
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To the Public:
The following letters in the Ne
mana postoffice uncalled for, month
ending August 81, 1918. Mention
letter being advertised, when you
call for sam
R. S. McDONOLD,
Postmaster.
Barrett, John,
Chermut, Thomas, /.
Durgan, Mrs. Martha, /.
Lewis, c. E.
Pettersan, Julius, /.
Walters, G. B. /.
Wainwright. Jerry, l.
Well substitute corn for wheat
and victory for defeat.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05
MARINE NEWS

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Tanana-Up Hot Springs / a. m.
Yukon-Up Rampant M, 4th
Alaska-Up Eagle $50 a. m. 4th
Jacobs-Left Richardson for Nc
Carly this morning
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05

Mason B. Leming, special agent
of the General Land office, left for
Fairbanks this morning.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-09-05

Two stages got in last night with
in a couple of hours of each other.
The first stage which arrived at
about half past seven o'clock, had
a little mail.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

tor, or. cutcu man nil brI1c @oSoIi.
nc clCy Nerolcnc iii Sen. Gcttc er
ct 1auitc pigtiat Sper1Smonl.
Slcrc bar lpurlt ON Ct OF duoct
onaoocnoc @ru1 a Sroctor; bette
blir tonitc life Suor poa Spsrge.
monI, men ioor Qisre Sleueitc ionl
laa inOtiI pioerc. Stuoer Sroctorcu.
o. Jog Hooo hos opQti0e 6orncrc.
iom bar lroctor OF Dor u0r otl, lanlt
hos Gountp Nacutcu, bpor ser er Ell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Sarmen % 9apen.

a,Sts,r,t Of en- praitiH Jarm.r.

g. ient melt befienote o. melt al
millocIi1c Mclfcracer Der / 9anoet
nGpnca / "Sarmer's Bulletin 1913" /
fslgenOc Srocn: 9lpribirc, Sropn
Spiis, 9rerniep. @oIitcin. Srieiian
og Scriep. pile biaic Hotcp giGloer
ior oncrficnotc Hoccr WclfcfpG1 pg
or / NarcleS Sob blcune i%orbcbreoc
oeo %iOrItonoia arpoSning og ombpg
9eIigt &nIg a. NplaOpr. Ger er me
gen Soritiel paa oisie fem Hacer
baaoe | Stsrrclic. Scgenlsbpgning og
anore Seniccnocr; men sc hor oct
fGacs, at &lierlle iom &cgcl nleltcr
goot, noar DC blir ltclt ret. TiSic
forIticlll1c SrGf filler DOG bper en-
felt al biaie fem Hotcr ira De andre
Wtelfcroccr. Nnnr eli oil OUlgc iig
ell Wtclfcracc, nlaa man neic oucr-
ueie, hrlltcu Hocc pasIer bco't Tor ocn
Gar, bpor man Dor. Get or iaolcoc2
life miiffcrt, at 0el Hacc, icg Ipnc5
beoit ON paa lloitillingSgrr1ben, pil
De giore Oct beoIt hos mig. @or man
/ ct Nabolng, buor Der iinbeS mntgc
gooc Tellnger al Ell bcltenlt Wtelfc
race, ber mar betTntc lig bonoe lUn-
&c pg bel, inben man gier Soriog pna
at begpnbe meb Ell anocn Welfcroce.
Ser er Srafter, Tom cr blct befienOte
for lit Solitcin &oG9 |. Or, andre
iglen for anbcn Hocc Welfefppg.
Sarmerte / bis'c Sraftcr bar fSor.
Del bcraf, ba &ieberc BELT beisger
Srafter, bpor DC fan fipbe belle Togn-
laoningen al &i,er eucr apiaer al Ell
beitemt Hoce. aiebcrlnc pil betale
bcore Eriicr ogioa.
Mpribirc.
Tacen er oprinoelig fonrneil ira
Gpr Goltrltp / ipopeitlige Sfotlarb
- ira ct berglunbt, ifogrigt Streg,
bpor Sprenc nlna Isge onlfring poa
Ell piotltroft Seitenlacf for of fllnne
Goc Jig mGttc. Som lbprGget Hace
bar slpribire finn ppret onerfienbt /
pmtrcnt 100 Iar. @pao &pGg-Hn,
cen n%eoItanlmcr ira, pioeS life Tor iif-
fert. Set er me9et Ionoipnligt, at
Nacen bar optagct / Jig @loo baooe
ira "Gbonnel" Gernes, ~bollanoite og
cngelife Hncer. Sprit / 1922 blep Ser
inoisrt s(pribire appg til Sorenebe
Stater % Canada. Sioen ga er Der
tiOt og oite blet importeret Ipribire,
bporaf Hennlplpnnia MI bar fler emo
rogen anben Stat / llnionen. Ser
nplt fommer Nem 9orf Stot. Ser
iinoes ogiaa Ell Gel 9lprIbire &pGg
/ "Wtibole sltlontic" Stoterne %
"Yacific Hortbpeitern". s CANADA
er Hocen meget uobreot og fumes at
flare iig nleget 'goot, trobs GanabaS
barrie 3lima.
allleren parieier ira medium roo
til me1et msrfbrln - o. buiot. Won
bar / De lenere glar lagt an paa. at
ppllaa liot eiter Iibt hpioe Spr nlcb
reoe Eletter, tort Mtitle og bpio Sale.
Npribire far larlge, iuGre Sorll, Der
ierit beier lloao OF ocrpao frcmno
% opab. <ernc bar ct bel llbpiflet
Sur, Ser itrGffer Jig 9obt bagopcr
iaapel ion1 frempper. Sngcn al DC
nGpnte Hacer err ioa flirfc iii at filtbe
Ssoe / en- grGsfuttig, piotitraft Sci-
tenarf iom Npribirc. Spor Der cr
meget rough" Saunc9oilg cr Oct i
set milloitc Ben 6orbcl mleo 9lpribirc,
at be beore enc be ileite oilOrc Hncer
err iitallb til at mere iig. &c cr rap.
be iii at fonmc rllrot / 6crgIGnotc
Seizures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

trru8c5 mtit Vi Itnlocr 00rt 2duo
beer ci,cr i'm beoite Gun; az gisrs
gcrt I'll. at oi Fan uiroe Nrigeu. Gem
giGro slcr NUjuOc. iom nag gaar les
oiQ. CT Ct 200 / %r0tituulsu Tor Neis
loren og bans 0irIperc. Sen itertcs
Ne airoc or life lcrctrc emo 9er3
ipugciie @iut". on iIjl e. oet JQiGr
ueO O., ioug; III ilur paste oort iu1s
lciie "Yjut u Set &c "Srso".
scr maBtcr iitt Or Gt itliie porc esTe
70 nqierrcc SolNoitr &reo i10 tr
Nri9eu yd5t.
GmlI SrOittH.
SLi, EGrf. GUuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

oa Soroen er llbpre opr, % Ser be.
tales 90 I'll 20 Collars Or. Icre
Sanoleie ior Iaret, bar ma life paa
oisIe Ger Haao III Of ilippe alierne
ino / tore &lspcrenae eQer uiotitrafte
Seitemorfer. Nei, MAJ maa finbe liz
/ Of tore allerre / Tainlrei % flpttc
oenl. citcriom Sc Tocr illau en- Iibert
Nlet. Sfient @ucruiep o. Serfcp
n%eoItommer ira Oct lamme SIagS
auG9, er Der MI Ell bel Gel Sorifiel
poo DC 10 Hacer &c Wpno, Tom
itcltc meo bisie 10 Hacer / goreneS
Ssb, bap0e i%oritieQiae &6cr % Gnbc-
mdal, % Hc'ultntct blcu, at Der bleu
70 u6prGgeoc &acer / Steoct Tor en-.
Scricp lit en- Ratc ior iig. @lterniep
"a Iloerncp tiliommen Ell for fla.
@ucrnien &pGgct iong CT euoeI iterre
enc SerIcp auUgct, iom oct oaIoa
filler Jig no ira | andre Nenicenoer.
Set er mart opimoo 100 Nlor,
iiben De ierite GIcrnien Iplaopr blep
inbfert Ill Nmcrlfo; men set or finn
ca. 40 Nar, iioen man bcgpnbtc. at iaa
Ell uOprnget &occ regiitrerct @uern
zen appg Der. Siocn ga or en- bel
Eel NplSbnr %importerct, % Roccn
bar Itcrft iorntcrct iig o. bet nteQct
populrr mango Steocr. @ ilcitc
%eIinger finocs / 2ititatcrnc. Scrci
fer fonmcr "NiiobIe @eitern" Sta,
tcrIlc.
alileren or Ell cIIcr oroen Niifpa'
ming al "inpn" o. butot. Tprenc
or mco andre Sro mer euer minorc
bnioe meo itsrre eller minore @lctter
cacr "&oier", Der unricrer iterft /
&lller - ira Ell Ips Grange iotpn iii
Ell opb reoo0tig cllcr brunagtiA iaiun
T. gr. (SiortcnS Sqruc er ~"fapn".l
@u9er, 2pogen o. Snlen er iom Hc-
gel buib. Wlllcn "bltii" cQcr grongill,
@orncnc "ombcrcolorco" og mioocIS
itorc.
@llernicp auernc er nerneie al ii9,
men mile o. roligc, noar De bebanos
les lint. Gn Monoel pes @lternlcp
Nacen bar set enont pGrct, at Ser or
Iioen Gnsiormigbeo / &uIor, Sterrcls
ie og &c9enlabpgning. 0tan er BOG
pou goo Sci til at operfommc Sen
ltlUmpe.
8ltcrnicp Haccn er al mioocl@
StorrcIie. Gn poreu &il ifl,loe pcie
ira 900 til 1,4O0 Eilro cQer / @ien.
neninit omtrent 1,C50 @uno; eli
poren Spr ira t,400 iii $4,000 Trlnb
- / 8ienneminit ca. 1000 Titro.
Ter er nogcn Sigbco mellcm @uern-
ICp % Sericp, men DC fIritnTuntc er
iterre Tpr, or liot mer 9ropbeneoe %
nogct opberc / @lgen. Sopcoet er
noQet Iungerc % Iiot inlolcre.
&c ii bebite 8~l,crnIep auer, lom er
blet prppct, proollccrcbc / ct Nar /
@ienneminit 1919 Gllno WicIf og
979 a Nuno Smerfcbt. Cen bcoite
@i,erniep alt, "Vtllrne Conan, pro.
oucercbc / ct N(ar 2i,O0S Euuo McIf
% t,09S Gltnb Smsrfeot. Sffc iIoc
al en- lioen, ipinfcl au pao no9et oper
1000 Eltno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Ser lnoer ia life ur8tc. N Simrs
tioneu tan cUrt lem no. lot aIanse
S1urerc. % al Ser fife pil iGlce IaI
Lei At aUIe Dc SrgSiIoifey, icm trr:l,
ae5 BETTE Var; men man ma gd1
Pen cnoeu Sloe cyiuorc. n uuoer
crtraoyomrre Sorbolo ION Sc. ri III
lccer uuoer. au mani oGiau cr.e
icr5ereot pnd at lioye errrucroinrrc
CpoireIier. "a bpis ole Sdrmere er
uiulge nj Al ore. brad Ser meo ri
ueIigbeo %ioyIuuges NJ NcnL. bar .:
ZEN Src. az Re iii magic Cpglptu.
VI So!i ira Sperne life fan gigre ior
Aoot HrbeiNe pGG en- SdVm ioul 3.
Der er yam MED SdrmGrbei0e. iuu
iul cpre; men ! t@rltiiie SlSer iaGr
man Hare ITO. ION man fan. % man
I'll iau'ie ie. N ser luar megcr be-
ore. emo man ipreiiIler ia 8egiss
yiugeu irGar miot oppe CT toIoSialt
Nr6eioc. iom Sen litisrer iaa soot.
irm Den uuNer SunitPnoig6eoerue Tan.
oe pi er enis meo Nr, Sraiet / AZ
., ale M ber iteIte eeU ser beSite.
oi iormdar. % ie nj. al u life tabcr
por uatiouaIe 0ogsoopsape d%ilrue. =
~9sY." Hee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Splitcin Triciian.

&i foloer Dem til bagligOa9s bare
"@olitein". s De lane Sp'tlanoc,
iom Iig9cr ino iii Noroijeen poo mo,
iipr / noroli9c Tort al Soaano, er
SoliIein. Sriciian &pTg blet oplet /
Narbun0rcoer. Sanoct or rigt %
irltgttort % Sauncgongene uolnlin.
oelig eoOe. Gette apHg er blet nUpnt
peo forifjelli9e Napne baaoe / Guro.
pa % 9lnIerifn. 6elgcnoe Hopne par
Sc melt o%Iminoelige: Noro SoQGnoer,
@oQnno, Nctberlonb, Selitein.6rie-
lion, Slitcb, Slttcb.S rieiian og Sol
item. Sioitc Napn BRIGGS, Iom Ingt,
melt alminocIigt her / @anoet, itipnt
@olitcin. 6rieiiom er Oet loulige Nouu
paa bcune Hncc.
&acen er qomntel / Imerifa ogioo.
&c bollanbife Npbpgcre / Tem 9orf
par rimeIigpis DC ~ferite, iom brogtc
cnfeltc Gpr al &olitcin Hocen mco
ia bio til 9anoet. Den Hacet Tom
Nacc fom fsrit pon 9agsoroenen for
at BIZ itiuct / NocerncS Hrffc, bo
DIR. ". u. Gbenerp ira Wtaaiucblt-
let's mcQem 1857 pg 1862 bcgpnotc
at importerc Nplsbpr og bpqqe %
@elingcr al Solitciu apGg. en- bel
Gel al pore @olItein alier o. SoIitcin
Sprc itonrnler ira Spr. Gbenerp inn
portcreoc. Ger bar Ell 5io ipGr Era
tit neo OF inofse SoIitein 9ppg;
men iad itonoIet Den Sorretning
pluoIeIigt. ioroi ser bIep opoogct
Ell Imitiom Spgbom blonot Gprene /
set Sano, buorirn Sprene blep ino-
iert.
SoIitein Hacen bar goaet frenl
iuprt (, Nntal % Eopularitet DC iioite
9Iarcne. en- pigtig' OrunO BERTH er
9pernea 5geoe Strap eiter "Wtarfeo
Wclf". Get i~tsrite 4ntal SoIiteiu
apG9 iinbes / 2ititaterne % "@Pioble
9ltlantic" Staterne; bernGit fommer
Miotueiritotcrnc % pisie Strsa oeo
Stiucbapstpiten. Haar unotages
Seriep Hacer, err &oIitein Hacen Den
bebit uobreote WeIferoce / 6orene6e
Stater.
On aIminoelig aarafteriitif ueS
SoIltein er oere5 al,Isr. De err buioe
meo tort eler iorte meo bpiot. Sne.
bpioe Ga fuliorte. Sporleoes eno De
10 auIerer or ioroclte. er oct uIouIigt
for CT Gpr al Soften Roce at ia no.
get Tort nebenom anGerne. 6inoes
Der rsoe eI!er sra 5Ieffer eaer 4oier
pao CT Solitein 2pr az rem Race. fan
Oct iamme Spr life bli re9iitreret.
SoIitein er rolige, iniae 1pr. iom
life LEI b!ir opbioieoe. 1e er igrun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
@ncrniep.

GSar sc TO inlaa cnGelifc aonolecr
@iierniep og NlOernep bar ri iaot en-
gommel anerfienot WeIieroce, Der
bar lit Napn eiter Den ferimGontc g.
Snt NdcenS fsritc S%priroclIc peO
mon libet. Set er belit rinlcIigt at
Hacen neoitammer ira apuM Ion
blep broot oper til 2erne ira Noro-
nlatbiet / Sranfri9e. Get cr / lao
6oIb Iigc'om I!ot norif Oanif / Taccn.
Meaet tibligt blep BET poa De to nppn
te Ger pebtugct Soue ON, at Inlet
ircmmeo Sornfp9g mootte bli ino-
icrt u~notogcn for at bli ila9tet meo
Oct famine. Too Den Otaahc frf Den
bicnlli0e Mace llopiflc liz u0en at bli
frpoiet nlco iren1meoe Hocer.
"a 2erneS alirno or milot Nnrct
rltuot, fr,nbc auerltc goa poa ercnt
@rGs ~lteritc Forten al Aaret. Wten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

NJ shAIA lhAAN WI IAAAANN y ~ wv
iii 1900 20. - / 8icnneminit ca.
1000 go; Ell Spr mcllcn LOO %
1900 - 8icnueminit 1000 go.
&c 10 beoite gpribire &ller, ionl
er blet preuet, eou / Siennem'nit
2t,365 Iunb 0telf % $50 |uno
Smef paa ct Ior.
grulun Sluiis.
"&iGrt @orn har mango oulle"
% iaa bor "@ropn Smii5~. Hocen
iremfom / Gontonen Scbwci5 / eitIigc
Nart al miotre Scbmeij. "@rorun
Smit5er", "9romn Schpp5er" OF
"@rpmn Smiia" cr IRE al Napnene,
% oct iioitnTpntc or oet, ri bru9cr
her / Nmerifo. Sorholocuc cr ili1e
/ Schpci5, at man life oIenc brltgcr
Srcr / Stcoet ior Nc1tc lom SrUfbpr
men oitc ma looC Mla traffic @nrber
iuapellom gipc Mclf. SunleocS cr
scr f%renIfonmlct Ell HacC, ionl life
alcnc nlclfer goot, men bar faact
omIram gob, Iterf SegenSbp9ning.
Set par ierIt / 1869, at Ser blcp lno-
iert "Sropn Smii5" iii Nmcroifa.
Scnere or ser after % after bIet inn
porteret @ropn Spiis ira Scblpci5.
SiGr / Nem gort Stot % @iSconlin
iiroes M Ell MGnloc @plin9er al
bette inei5iife 0ornfuGg. &ocen er
iitit III me9et giGn % pinoer Snopa$
ganife burti9t.
&l,lpren pnricrer ira ~lp'egroa til
msrfegroo, ira Ipiebrune til ntsrfc-
b,lne. Ser er giernc en- lpiere &ano
eiter Hp9gen % nler cler millore ms
@l,g. Silret er lom &egel bpiot,
Soglet / @aIen og &lopcrne forte.
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Arizona republican., 1918-09-23
ADVISORS NAMED ID
 DISTRICT BOARDS

Industrial advisors to district draft boards appointed by the department of labor for Arizona are Thomas J. Malony of Phoenix for district board No. l, and Julius Kruttschnitt, Jr.. of Tucson for district board No. ?. ac- cording to an announcement made by c. F.. Addams, chairman of the state council of defense. Concerning these appointments, the council of de- fense gives the following instructions:
 Employers are requested to take up all deferred classification problems and to lay all matters, with reference to retaining necessary men. before these advisors, in addition to filling out the suestionnaire.
 The duties of these advisors will be to see that all necessary men who are desirous of getting into the army are kept at home. and that slackers claim ing to be necessary men are weeded out and inducted into the service. Industrial advisors will consult with district draft boards on these matters
 The position is one of great honor and responsibility, and the service to be rendered is of the highest import ance.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-23
GET CLOTHING READY
 TODAY FUR BELC|ANS

Have you gathered up that clothing you need no longer and gotten it ready to send to the Belgians?
 All sorts of used clothing for men and womeh, children of all sizes from babies up, anything and everything in the clothing line that you can spare should be ready this morning for de- livery to the Phoenix Red Cross.
 Thousands of Belgians, compelled to live in abject poverty under the Hun rule of their beloved land, will suffer the terrors of that northern winter and die by thousands unless clothing is provided through the Com mission for Belgian Relief. for which organization the Red Cross all over the United States is gathering up the clothing you need no longer, and send 1t across for distribution-the only earthly way to care for them.
 | Have all the clothes you can spare done up. in a bundle and marked "Bef- gian Relief" Take it to the Red Cross rooms if you can. and if you cannot telephone to Mrs. B. E. Marks, 1447 and machine will call for them Bundles from the north side will be called for on Tuesday on the south side on Wednesday. Those from the rural districts will be left at the schoolhouses and the Red Cross noti- i fled to send for them.
 Mrs. Joseph S. Jenks will assist Mrs Marks during the week at the Rec Cross rooms in receiving the clothing
Arizona republican., 1918-09-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Adams-E. w. Col<er. City: Robert Plomert. Los Angeles: T. R. Fontanna, Powers: Mrs. w C. Ziemann. Iroouois Falls: II. Whamprecht. Pemuse: J. G. Montgomery and sons. city; H. F. Eur cher. Los Angeles: w. F. MusgrOve. [. $. R. S.; Vernon Peters. Tempe: ]. M. Lean. Chicago: A. Naljean, Bisbee Tom R. Robertson. Los Angeles; B. Norris San Francisco: William J. Rosenberg Rochester; MT and Mrs. R. I. Rosen berg, New York: J. A. Dougherty. St Louis: William H. Oveiless, Kelly Field San Antonio; A. w. Mitchell. Los An geles: G. R. Brannon, Douglas; C. F Shilling, Ray; MT. and Mrs. J. B. Ly- man. Jr.. and. children, Tucson; A. l. Clnwson, city.
 CommerciaI-Walter T. Fife. Los Angeles; R. A. Gray, Litchfield; Not Johnson. Prescott; J. R. Roberts and son: Charles Tolliver; R. H. Ash; Wal ter Edwards; P H. Versluis, Mesa; W L. Mcdonald, Carlsbad; Georg Elliott Miller and family, city; O. B. Burdick Los Angeles; F. c. How, Somerton; George tzland Ajo: D. F. Stansin Tucson Mrs. Otto Furdy, Casa Gran G.e: w. H. Mund, San Francisco; Walter Brands. Hayden: M. r. Ruggless Hay den; Bob Hilton. Ray; Dick Smith Jr. Ray Junction; NJ. A. Fessender, Ray Copper Co.,; F. c. Allen. Denver.
 Jefferson-Mrs. Ida Miller Buckeye A. F. Johnson. Denver; Arthur Maurel Globe; Claude Hill, Mesa; Russel A Moody Mesa; Nancy Guy Morrison St. Louis: Mrs. T. F.. Morrison, St Louis; Willis J. Herriman, Los An -geles; P. Pinon, Fl Paso; E. Hunrichs St. Louis: F. Little. Prescott; Mrs. w E. Taylor, Jerome; Tom Torbert; w. B Duvall, New York; Mir. and Mrs. J. D