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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
IRA Sbeplin, Minn.

Ieb Set famine iea iornber min
0ubifriptipu pad ebef5 1reee Slao
"9ecprabs Soften, iaa bill ie9 tatte
for all eoot oa iunbr SGieltof. go
item" er en- eoo Sen al mig, iaa le8
tan life unouGre ben.
Sbepliu CT Ell liben tripeli9 Sn,
men M er Oct Der, iom paa andre
Steoer: Sen blonitrenbe lln9oort
Mao llb og tiGntpe for iii Honh. for
cen tnite 4ipn,pe maa i9IoeS, iereno
set bliper Sreo og No / @eroen.
Set er not tuugt 1t tente paa, at
hi Hal lenoe bore Ssuner til Slags
mnrten, men Ri faar baube, at llos
faIbet bliper til set bcoite tiliiolt. On
enlte Silieu iii @laoets 2Giere d
llhgipere. Gberlep .Sobnion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
ara @lbpiu, Saif., Gannoa.

"a ies Ter, bet er Sio at Ieube min
CODE @er "Eoiten" npale SIanter for
ct Iar iii, maa ie8 ienoe nosIe Orb
med Oct iamnte, iaa mine eamlc
aierbte hernebe iaar ie. at ieg Ieper
/ piloe Sei item. "a, 4plineen iioite
Gar bIen minore goo, paa @runb az
Serfe, men her CT 10 iaa gore 4riier
mi, ioa oi bar it,gen Sing og fIaae,
oi, Iom leper / Sreoens 2ano; mem
Bet er bel p1rre nleo Dem. Iom Ieuer
/ europa, tpor ariecn raier. "a,
Sp'teren er iei9, men ergan9 mao
han pel 9dd.
BEG bar bsrt. at @il6cIm bar Iaot.
at ban regierer paa Sorhen 90 0jlo
l Slmmelen men iee urore5, ON ban
bill ii9e bet iamme, nnar Sutel Fan,
bltner fproig meo ham.
0pao %eir % %iuo argoor. iao. cr
Oct temruelia itarpt, men naar man
Tar aul, ida 9aar Oct bel. 0teb Ell
penli9 @ilien til "9ecornbs ToIten" o.
ale aienote runbt 6eiper, Soma.
! ; ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Sra Mubriose, 2. Saf.

&eb at ie pua NoresieIappeu opoas
gcs, at 5ioen er noe pg pil berfor
lenbc Een9ene itrar, inn jeg life nil
TIER npget Summer. Seq bar mi Irit
glnbet / 33 gar % prret ~Slbonnent
/ %, iaa reg amer mig ieIO for en-
@eternn. i "9ecorabe 1oiten"s 9Gies
trebs. @eir oa @irb. iom ale l~friucr
ON, bar pi o9iad her / Sperfloo.
Soagntnrge5 bar set SO "belolp", Oh
oct er npf sanife folot. Wen Stsrfcs
bcleu at @efoltrirser berrlnot er II
%itir9e9tterL oa be gisr life tort @re
len al i%ndhdnne Sd9ateuer. : 6erit,
nin9eu al 6ebrlar bar bet miIbt. ioa
Sneer blep borte; men mi bar bi
faaet mere; iaa ni bar Slepefsrc.
Sioite aars gplins blep goo. og mco
ili9c heic Eriier pon @rcn, aeratu-
rer os Spin, lod tiener 6armereu
Ycngc iom SaIb. @en iaa bar III
oeIaa set beoite 2dnS, ION lager un-
ser Solen. Set er init ct Miratel.
at life @apitaliiter tomutcr % tjeber
Rub o. Smb.
Iobribse, @oecbitaoeu for %SaIr
NORTH o9 Campbell Counter, portr
meo 9irmpe 'tribt. Solt, iom or bortc
oerfra ct gar llger, ntad bDre iio
@eioiier. mar De tnnmer tiIbuge,
euers piIoe BE tuIle Jig bort. "a, tror
et Der lite, ian tom og ie, en- Stpas
&C bpile, 500 ugIaa Dper benle Sci
az Saubct paa 0runb al Den 9rue
lonlne % bIobige arig. IA llurlc
San, itaois talber Here % ilere II
Ger Sduerne oeIaa fra bisie CRATER.
6dGbcr, at Der mart blir Sreo.
Ibonuent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
IRA Sberbmrn Co., Winn.

@i bar baut Seres Slao / S Inr,
oe hi lifer Oct goht. @i Hopes on!
Set mar BET tomnner, for hi uil ale
lnie Oct paa en- Sang. Seq iaa for
leben, at Oct tar CT, iom Ifreo ON
Color. Set ipntcs ies tar ian morz
iomt, for jeg er ira Nasnes 6iuitog.
pg .ieg bar mango @on8c meo min
@cpitefaeer til Sfogcn. Ont bsi CT
nogcn at "Secorab sEoiten"s 9riere,
ion; tienber mig eler buffer 6ans>
Setten, iaa pN ie9 bcbc on Ibresieu
/ Soften. Seq peb, ie0 bar mnrt9e
aienbie; men bpor er Be? gr Der
rtoeen, iom tienper &. s. Nalitofi?
San fom bis / @aret 1883? Seg man
iigc, hi Far en- lin %iuter. Soag er
Bet 60 poer Zero, % libt Sne. On
rerIig 6ilien til oIlc "Toiten"s 2rz
iere % Hepattsr o9 GeriormIe!
MrS Sricfipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
sra Cos Mnaelcs, GaI.

"Secordhs& oiten" CT en- 0anumel
Ben, % icg Ear baut Den / opcr 30
adr MT. iad &c forltnar, at bclb5
l%lbeblipelie uiloe ltufie mig. Seq oil
ltriue no9le Orb ON Neiret hcruebe,
Ser er bct ifienueite &eir, iom fiuoe3
/ bore Stdter rosenitebs, trpr ie9,
for fer CT Oct Solitiu hpcr eue'tc
Sag, % narmt, laa at @louitern,
oorer iii cubper Sio al aeret. Ic,
lite Sanuar bappe T~uIoocua lin aar'
ligc SIomiterIoitiuirg. Ter udr c!
'atbt &aruois al @Iomiter. en- Eas
nabe git iaierurem Gaper,e, o9 ali
Iaa uo Iom CT 9Iomiterhno. Suacn
fan foreitiGe Jig bets Stieubeo uNcn
at ie set.
Nanr man berer, boor mango St~
ritter Scr CT bcrrebe, iad bcgunNet
man at lnores pau. bpab iom brn0cr
Dem hib, og Bet er bel Nlinntet ng
intet uubet. Seq ioo / Ell SIao her,
at GuriItcrne beIeb ing til 5000 bag.
Zig fsrite llQen al beurc Naaueb, Of
Sc bonner baglig.
Seq ma oaiaa bcrette, at / Nibten
al Warrs ~reiier vi MOREOVER lang5
meb Sirtnitcn belt til Sumos, ION
li9ecr pep Grandchildren; men Nj
fonrmer DOG iii at itanhie pan f%ori1ie(.
ligc Stcrer, iereno hi nanr bibop. On
iao brrer hct bel ~eltoper. SGntcr at
Hoppe / MOutdnd % Nortb 9atotn
paa ioritieaige Sieocr.
@enIig 6iIien iii SluNet og bets
2riere.
Wr. o. Mrs. Gas Nnoeriou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
FRA Iprpntp, z. Saf.

gu maa vi lenbe Teu9e for en- nc
Iaraaug al Seres @loo "Secorab@
Soften. for HI maa. bare ben, onl Oct
er opre Siber, ior vi bar bolbt pen.
iiben Seu bar bare Itoell. iau Den er
blepen' Ell tiGr @irit / 0uiet hos %.
ser er Slaost nGiteu / bpert Sus.
ian bet er life ian goot at inoe ell
IN Ibonncut. Set Ell onntrent ION al
finoe en- IaaI i ct &elGs, iom man
tiger. @eir og @ino bar III Der o9s
iaa, og ne9et tplpt bar Oct prret
icrtmc Sage. men Den 14oe Sebr
hrpoe III SneitornL Iad III bar ltot
Sne mn. 5ilieu til ale ira
WrS. 6. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
IRA Snum, sQinu.

@noiiiem lnnST mob uoro, laSer
BET Ill, al .; bepoppe bar i!uppet let
ira re barrie @~interitorme. ION bar
heriei unNt onririns ps. Saa bar
pi M ogida not OF / Gperfioe az eoS
Yea. iaa ri bebsUer life al ba heat
lcie bans" Not al &ao BAR ri pos
iad; men enSNa is!er ri eo1 @erScns
trisens seiCGrIigheeer OF Asneae!ier
On bel Gel al pore unge 9rno Ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
PERUNA


MrS. @ertis ebborbt. PIG Goit Siri st.,
S%eponee, Suinois. %ftriuer:
Seq bar taoet Ter Tloiter al Teres
Eeruna for SDife, % jtg er belt friff. SEQ
gift erJEoe oper Tor at belsoe en- 9tobo, oo
iee bdpos en- torfGroelig Spite, mersns mine
Zine par laare. Souu gap mig Ell halp flaiic
Eerund iibitleben Hopember. o9 bet eloroe
mtg iaa meset soot, at reg tlsbte e n Slaits,
os eftrr at hape brust ben itt ies en- aubeu,
% lea pebblep iaalebes inbtil nGiten Ter
SLATER par tasne. 9tu isler leg Tom en- mn
Spinbe. Seq er SO Aar gammel, % lipsu
leg bar taset Geruna. isIer leg iom Tor tppe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Tra 9pauu, utah.

Senne BY bar mt omtriug 10000
S%ubbp9gerc. Zen lterite Eel al De
foItninoen CT Sdrmcre. @i itoor go.
1 / benne Star. lltab. Iom Den rene,
tic @p. aItiou en- AZ DC iu1oeitc @per
/ Stateu. Bore Sor9ere bar lagt for
Saseu en- tor SOer meo Scninn III
cnbpcr Cpiororlug uSiteot ira SC Sor,
cncoe Stdters Re9ierin8. Sc bar
prrct piIige o. piit Spoiabep MOI
ale arau, Ser bar prret 9iort iii Dem
til at itettc Hegierirgen / benue Cant
RET pnntpuugrc arig. Ser finbes mn
fGa Der. mebminbre Sc er nilioe iii
al ppofrc alt. boap De eier % lom for
ores al Dem, ia Stpet. ON Oct %iorldne
cts, for at itette Hegieriu9eu / aanlz
pen Tor Sri6eo o9 RET o. llhrnoScIit
al pet miIitdririitc Slaperi o. Seller
polirit. Soltet Der bar pit peS Deres
erempel. al De bill eiere alt. hpaH
SC fan. Tor Sc bar irbtil I'M ppoiret
mc9et mere. euo ser bar pGret Den,
panlo9t.
Se0 IGitc / CT Hlln,er az "Eecorah-
1oIten" %augndcnoe aona aorI Den
12tes Seo. @eo Niilerinacu az aar,
hen 12res Niuoeitptte paa Srcorit5
bolo par iea tilitebe. Seq bar ZEN,
gang / mine ~lln9oom5 Aar. o. ie9 or
mt So Sor garrnel. Seq nor ON.
trent - Striot ira Noua Narl Oei-
i5oe. on ban boIot Aiileriuastalen.
Sau uopegeoe YIioien. hUor ban
faloi. 90 iapnc. al ban bIcp ituot Al
en- nprIt Collar, Tom iroD @nat pes
Sreorititeens SGirnina. 0au ndhlee,
ifse Gaafer Tor oemue @iernia9. mctl
inaoe. az Solsdieu blot opiplote ser,
VIiat. iom pnr ham paaldat al bans
Speroroueee.
9. Y. enmuuelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
iSra Sasel HMn. Minn.

Meo oct iamme iee ienber iub Sens
gerie for "Yoiteu" ct Iar til, ienoes
rgiaa fpr en- nh Nbonnent. Seq bill
rrre iitfcr pau life at afbr,oe Sprs
binpclie mco "St. elmo, iom CT en-
ppperlie SortnIine, % ie9 bill ogiaa
it9e Tot for "2biet fra ~speritc Gta8e",
iom CT en- megct 9oo SortGlins. %
III itol ri faa en- til, iom ieg oil lie
cfter / ipGrbt Sorueutnine. s 800
item" faar hi be5ltoen bpre fra bore
Gutter / Srontrige, iom Itaar meo
9~e5iepiben rettet MOB Seller Vii
helm, icn jog er iitfer paa pil ialha
for en- al bore @utter, iom er Stdrps
i%fnttere. og mar ban tommer bienl
iaien. Iao ifnl III bare bam a Cub
ltpl belle @merita ooer. SilIlut en-
nenlia Silien til Yeri oitalet og" go
iter"s 9rIerc. On Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
|enliae Gro.

Sea ieuoer beroee miu hlerteIlgi;s
Eat ior "2ecordbs Foiten" OF ali oet
gooe Yrieiroi, iom isG bar erbolr,
GicHncm oet iuuuoue Snr. o. eIer3
nltiS ion Seres gnmle Hboaneut III,
at iorgiemmc -&eo arren~. @ect,
6incn III ale &emer df ~2tcorab
%oiteu i'm
&eoer ~. Huesrien.
IT. Rauium. r. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
e,ele saubct fra Gnelans.

BET ~enaIGneer beiaa en9dua &dlbiugs
tons 0iem / Mount &erHon % pntts
peo i'm Ranael pua Sgreiraat 2drmt
EOS Stsher3 gamIe Saltmeitre. iii
HUT tom ban bort I'll en- 6rt / 90
zen OF ian pna Sen:
~Sea yer @sorae barrie innt ocnu,
zNrt ira euaImuo". ia ban neelas
rtuSe.
81. ~irnrese sen gnmIe SnAturss
iisr. Ne. a inn rimelig eei. oar
nj belle saHeet ina SneIano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

lelpe Seirmanben, iaa tunnc ie9 life
9iort bebre Slubes og @ognfere poa
Ell og iannre SiD. Goa CT bere ale
billet ira Ell 9amnel Huitorrin9
HoslDu, e. Sat.
Ole Taulion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
limOreOc
SEQ
feier TOM
leg 9joroe
for tppe
War Toen.

sar iipen. Ses uil altiS bapt Ycruna /
nit Sus."
g, Der life nil tage fnornoe Mtsitiner,
fan trbplot Yeruna Sabletter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
JUNEAU, MANS SON REGRETS HE HAS
 NOT BEEN IN FIGHT

Jack Chamberlin. the we'll known wholesale hardware man, received a letter from his son, Sergeant Will liam B. Chamberlin, who was sent home to recover his health and is at the United States Military hos pital at Atlanta. Ga, in which the latter says it is the regret of his life that he. has been unable to take part in the great battle that has been raging for three weeks in France.
 The boy is in the Signal Corps and was attached to the headquar ters of Gen. John J., Pershing. the American commander-in-chief. He was sent home about a month ago.
 Another son of Mir. Chamberlin George c. Chamberlin, is with the Signal Corps, and is in charge of carrier pigeons that are used on the front for the transmission of dis patches from the front ranks to headquarters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
DANCE AND SOCIAL
 OF HOME GUARDS
 FOR THIS EVENING

The Juneau Home Guards will be A. B. Hall tonight. The A. B. or chestra will render the music. The sailors from the submarine chasers will be the guests of honor. The entire commissioned staff of the Home Guards, with Private H. o. Martin chairman, will act as re- ception committee. Sergeant Clar- ence Cartwright is chairman of re- freshment committee, and Musician Sullivan chairman decoration com mittee
 The dance is purely informal af- fair and will begin at nine O. clock sharp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
ENGRAVING AND emsoss.No

Engraved visiting cards. wedding
 invitations and announcensnts. and other society and businsss station cry: monogram dies, and monogram auire stamping: and embossed O. ciety and busisess stationery-the best on the Pacific Coast. Leave or dsrS st ths o1acs of EMPIRE PRINT INC COMPANY. C
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
ARTICLES ARE FILED.

The Consumers Protective Asso- ciations filed it's articles of incor- poration in the district clerks office Saturday. The incorporators are Emery Valentine, k. M. Policy, Rob ert Kennedy, H. B. LeFevre and P G. Barnett. The association incor- porated it's stock of $50,000.
 It is the purpose of the assGcia- tion to carry on business of mer- chandsing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Fall, and MT Fraser went out over the trail in January.
 Miss Ervilla Margaret McCandless of Fairbanks and Alexander Garfield Atworth, Tanana Valley railway sta tion agent at Gilmore, were married at Fairbanks July 10. They Will make their home at Gilmore
 Carl Nigl of Panama Hot Springs was arrested last month on the charge of being a dangerous alien enemy, and taken to Fairbanks. He will be informed at Fort Liscum.
 Mrs. J. C. Savers, one of Fair banks best liked musicians, has left Fairbanks to locate at Los Angeles. She will be joined later in the year by MT. Savers. They will live per manently in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
GEN. PERShINC
 IGNORED AGAIN
 BY FRENCHMEN
Has Been Presented Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor by French
 Nation.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-France has award ed Gen. Pershing the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor.
 The Premier sent Gen Pershing a telegram that France recognized his remarkable services for organiz- ing promptly the American forces
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

John R. Fraser, former mining in spector at Dawson, and Mrs. Clara B. Cooley, formerly of that city, were married recently at Lafayette, In- diana. Mrs. Cooley left Dawson last
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Comp1etely furnish ed 4-room house; phone 429.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
Personal Mention

( Personal Mention I
 Mrs. John F. Maloney. who arriv- ed in Juneau from the South last week, left on the Alaska for Skag way to visit her sister, Mrs. H. D. Kirmsie.
 Mrs. I. Sowerby left on the Alas ka yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. c. Kenneth White at Chickaloon Mrs. White is employed as an en- gineer by the Government in the coal fields there.
 II. E. Murphy, of the DuPont Pow der Company, was Northbound passenger on the Alaska as far as Ketchikan. It is expected that he will continue to Juneau soon.
 Dudley G. Allen has returned from business trip to the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island and other Southern points.
 Jack Chamberlain, Oak Olson and Bert Morris have returned from a business trip to Sitka and other Southeastern Alaskan points.
 George Tannerby of Marble Bluff is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
 H. S. Edwards, manager of a can nery at Excursion Inlet, arrived in Juneau yesterday on the Patricia. MT. Edwards is registered at the Gastineau.
 s. J. Kane, of Hoonah, is regis tered at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Mrs. R. V. Ellis, wife of Dr. Ellis, of Chichagof, arrived from there with her daughter, on the Chicha- golf yesterday. They are registered at the Gastineau
 Miss Elmer Mason is registered at the Gastineau from Lisianski.
 Mrs. L. w. Foreman, of Chichagof, is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mrs Brick Ness from Petersburg arrived on the City of Seattle and are stay, ing at the Gastineau Hotel Mrs Ness is the wife of the Mayor of Petersburg.
 w. E. Williams, who has been spending several days in Juneau, left on the Alaska for Whitehorse. MT. Williams has been staying at the Alaskan Hotel
 James Brennan of Petersburg, ar rived on the Humboldt this morning and is registered at the Alaskan Ho tel.
 c. M. McGrath. prominent mer- chant of Sitka. returned on the City of Seattle from the South. MT. Nc Grath is staying at the Alaskan Ho- tel.
 w. L. Scott. of Rake, is regis tered at the Alaskan Hotel.
 Judge K. w. Jennings and Mrs. Jennings left on the Prince Rupert Saturday night for the South. They will visit in Seattle and other coast cities.
 c. T. Jackson, manager of the Alaska Gastincau Mining Company. left on the Prince Rupert to spend about six weeks visiting in the South.
 Wallace George and Mrs. George were southbound passengers on the Prince Rupert Saturday night.
 Miss Eva Campbell left for the, South on the Prince Rupert Satur- aays 1Aioc 1ohPOCi ID fur buying trip for the Dry Goods Department of B. M. Behrends' Store.
 M. B. Troyer left for the South on the Prince Rupert. He has been staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Victor Robertson of the Todd Pack ing Company arrived in Juneau yes terday.
 John l.. Carlson and his son, w. O. Carlson were in Juneau Saturday from Aux Bay. John l.. Carlson came in on his launch the Lillian C.. and his son motored in to Juneau. Harry Raymond arrived in Juneau Saturday on business. TAKEN APARTMENTS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
TAKEN APARTMENTS.

J. T. Reed has taken permanent apartments at the Zynda Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

TWO IN ONE - THE EMPIR. s way for everybody. THE EMPIRES lads" keep the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

In reducing his monthly report from the district in which he is sta toned Deputy Marshal Mcclure at Fort Yukon states that there has been much sickness there during the past few weeks owing to the stag nant water surrounding the town About half of the Native population has beer down with colds and about the same proportion of the Whites from the same cause Commissioner White was confined to his home for a week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
TOBACCO FUND FOR OUR BOYS
 PRESENT DATE

The total of the Tobacco Fund donated The Empire for Our Boys in France" today is as follows:
 Previously reported .-......-......s1 ,07S.32 Nick Suein. Juneau ........... 200 Master John Rundall .......... 50
 Total to date ................$1,08 ,080.82
 That famous Nanaimo coal Femmer and Ritter. phone IA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Uncertain political conditions in Siberia is causing Nome prospectors and others to be wary of that sec tion this Summer according to the Nome Worker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
ALASKA NOTES


 From out the trail word has been received that the mosquitoes are SD numerous that some instances have been noted where the wild game animals have been driven down from the hills to seek refuge among the lowlands and lakes where they may get rid, of the pests, says the Fair banks. Citizen. At some places 1t was noticed that both moose and caribou had taken refuge in the lakes to brush the large number of flies off them, At those periods they may be approached to within a few feet, as they seem to lose fear of the human in their desire to. get rid of their tormentors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

United States Commissioner Fred c. White at Fort Yukon has been awarded the contract for the erection of an addition to the Government school building at that place. iIe will also put up new quarters for the Government teachers. These con structions will be completed by the first of September
 The fur catch there was exceed ingly slim, and the fur that came in for marketing was of little value, the trappers being harly able to command prices good enough to secure anoth, CT outfit with, according to the re- port of Deputy Marshal Mcclure at offered was from the Chandlar and was nearly all poisoned skins. Black and silver gray fox belts were offer ed as low at $25 and no buyers, so poor was the quality of the catch. The main reason assigned for the poor quality of the fur was that of the action of the white trappers us- ing poison for the taking of wolf and fox, the poison being scattered throughout the trapping grounds, with the result that the entire coun- try has been depleted of it's most valuable fur-bearing animals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Child's rain cape has been brought in to Empire office Owner can have it by proving prop erty and paying for this notice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
HOUSES FOR RENT.

PIANO for rent. apply phone 143.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
WANTED

WANTED-To buy 2 or 3 End hand tents. Ask Bartlett.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

w. E. Williams, who has been spending several days in Juneau, left on the Alaska for Whitehorse. Mr. Williams has been staying at the Alaskan Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Four-room fiat w.th bath. Enjuire 3 Gold street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mrs Brick Ness from Petersburg arrived on the City of Seattle and are stay ing at the Gastineau Hotel Mrs. Ness is the wife of the Mayor of Petersburg
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

James Brennan of Petersburg. ar rived on the Humboldt this morning and is registered at the Alaskan Ho tel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Harry Raymond arrived in Juneau Saturday on business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

John l.. Carlson and his son, w. O. Carlson were in Juneau Saturday from Aux Bay. John l.. Carlson came in on his launch the Lillian c. and his son motored in to Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Mrs. L. w. Foreman, of Chichagof, is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

c. M. McGrath, prominent me chant of Sitka, returned on the Cit of Seattle from the South MT. M Grath is staying at the Alaskan H. tel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Victor Robertson of the Todd Pack ing Company arrived in Juneau yes terday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Mrs. John F. Maloney, who arriv ed in Juneau from the South last week, left on the Alaska. for Skag way to visit her sister, Mrs. H. D Kirmsie
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-01-18
INTIMATE FRIEND
HELD As MURDERER

Chehalis. wash.~-A startling ssnsa'
uon developed In III. Fred s~ayne
murder ease nj NapavIu" when Sheriff
Berry arrested Oscar n. Main. prom
iuen, real ss,atn dealer Of Sapayins
and most intimate friend Of swayue.
In connection With The crime.
Main 10 n graduate NJ tho University
Of washington. and his brother. John
p. Main. Ia supreme court judge Of the
state OF Washington.
Main was pnllbeRrnr NJ the funeral
OF Mr., swayne which was held In Cha
halls.
The murder OF Swsyns was one of
the most brutal ever p"rpctrA,ed IN
Lewis county, He was found 10 bis
grocery store on Sunday evening
with his head beaten 10 pnlp.
The first blow apparently vas made
with the blunt side Of q hatchst on tho
back Of his head and hc was knocked
to tho floor. HIs head Nas then beaten
10 \ pulp. His money. safe and other
valuables we're not molcsted. dispsIiing
tho theory that robbery vas the motive
for the crime.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-01-18
Saturday Afternoon Club

The Saturday Afternoon Club was
very pleasantly entertained January
~ by Mrs. J. II. Williams and Mrs,
r. Morrison at the home Of Mrs.
Williams.
During the business session the
Zone System of the War Revenue
Bill was discussed.
France was the subject Of the af.
tcrnoon program. and among the
topics responded TO by club mem.
bcrs were "Our Debt Of Graft
tude, "Alsace.Lorrainc" and THE
Marsellaise."
The program closed betittingly
with the singing Of the grand old
battle hymn Of France by MIR. Need.
ham, who was promptly rendered II
vote of thanks AS a mark Of the
clubs appreciation.
Dainty refreshments were served
by Mrs. T.. o. DcMoss and Mrs.
Frank Graham.
The next meeting will be- held at
the home of Mrs. ". S. Payne. and
roll call vii be answered with quo
tations from Dickens.