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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
2,34O,0OO Nien1c6W!
Z Teatr6w Wojny.
Wie|kie Straty Nor
skie Z B|okady.
Rumunia ME ChCe Pokoju!
Pok6j ma Wschodnim Froncie.
z Al NGLII.
IN IF, TFLEGRA A M Y
Rurnunia ME ChCe Pokoju!
Pok6j ma Wschodnim Froncie.
z A Gill.
INNE TELEGRAMY Y
RAPORTY.

Paryz, IA. lutego. - w okoli,
cy Pinon i Rheims slime Walk
dziaiowe; pod Auberieve wyko,
nano kilka rejdow bardzo udat,
nych ma okopy niemieckie i wzie-
to Mich jencow. Pod Emberme-
nil odparto reid niemiecki. Po,
miedzy La Pretre Woevre one
gdaj Francuzi trzema poteznymi
ataki liniowymi wdarli sic az ma
trzecia 1inie niemieckich pozycyi,
W ktorych wiele naczynili znisz-
czenia i wzieli jencow kiIEudzie-
sieciu. w Szmapanii, pod Butte
deIMesnil rowniez Francuzi zna-
czny odnieSli sukces, wdzierajac
sic atakiem liniowym ma czWarta
linie niemiecka biorac przesz}o
stu Niemcow do niewoli. Ma od-
cinku amerykanskim walczono 70
wniez - kanonada tam trivia sta
lie, oraz potyczki rekonesansowe.
w walkach awiatycznych niewie-
le zdziaiano W paru dniach o.
statnich - poza rekonesansami !;
Niemcy bombardowali Nancy -
Z aeroplanow; try osoby zabitc
- piec ranionych.
Londyn, IA. lutego. - Pod
Hargicourt Anglicy wykonali
reid pomySlny ma niemieckie po-
zycye, biorac mich 11tu jehcow !
oficera. Pod Lens, gdzie trwa
silna kanonada byio tez kilka po-
tyczek rekonesansowych. Pod Y
pres i Epehy, oraz w wielu in
nych punktach dziaia graja potez-
nie ze stron obu.
Berlin, IA. lutego. - w okoli-
cy Lens Peronne slime rekone-
sanse angielskie odparto W poty-
czkach krwawych; ma caiym wo-
cole froncie flandryjskim trwa
potelna akcya artyleryi. Ma
francuskim froncie pod Flirey,
Reneneauville W leslie pod Pfi-
ster walk byly zaciete - choc na
mniejsza skale - odparto ataki
nieprzyjaciela, zadaj9c mu stra-
ty biorac jencow. We wielu
punktach Szampanii i Lotaryn-
gil dzialowe walk wzmagaja sic
ma coraz wieksza skale. Aeropla-
nv niemieckie bombardowaly
Nency dobrym skutkiem...
- Ma w}oskim froncie niema
wazniejszych zajSt nOwych. Ma
macedonskim dziala graja w oko-
Icy Monastyru mad Wardarem
- pozatem zmian niema na linii.
Rzym, ID. lutego. - w dolinie
Lagarina baterye wioskic poroz-
pedzaiy patrole austryackic; VI
okolicy Pasubio wysadzono silna
mine, zrzadzajac nia znaczne
szkody nieprzyjacielowi; ma A
stico i Asiago strzelanina dziaio-
wa. Pod ColCaprile nieprzyjaciel
20 silnem przygotowaniu dzlaio-
wem otworzyi atak liniowy, ce-
lem odebrania pozycyi ostatnio
tam przez W}och6w zdobytych,
lccz odparto wszystkie ataki Z
szkoda wroga, ktoremuI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
PONIEDZIALKI BEZWE-
GLOVE ZASUSPENDO-
WANE.

Washington, IA. lutego. -
Wczoraj wieczorem DIR. Garfield,
administrator weglowy, zasuspen
dowaf swoj zakaz weglowv, usta-
nawiajacy przymusowe dni swia-
tcczne w poniedzia}ki. Warunkl
poprawi}y sic niemal wszedzle,
dzieki glownie cieplejszej porze.
Ale pozostawi} wiadze administra
torom stanowym dalszego wyko-
nywania zakazu w tych Stanach,
W ktorych brak wegla jest jeszcze
powazny. Sytuacya w Novel An
gill, ma przykiad, jest jeszcze
bardzo grozna i W tych Stanach
zakaz ma razie ME zostanie znie-
stony.
DR.. Garfield wyraznie sic "a
strzegI, re zakaz tylko suspendu-
ie i ze moze znow zostac w zycie
wprowadzony, jesli brak weSla
znow sic okaze dotkliwym. We
dug pierwotnego rozporzadzenia
pozostaie ieszcze szesc bczweglo-
wych poniedzialkow.
Generalny dyrektor kolei Nc
Adoo dostarczyi cyfr, wykazuja-
cych, re jallo rezultat przymuso-
wych dni swiatecznych, konge-
stya ma kolejach zostala zmnleJ-
szona O so procent i oswiadczyl
ze wsKutek tego poniedzia}ki bez-
weglowe moga bye ma razie zasus
pendowane.
Lecz p. McAdoo ostrzega, &c
koniccznosc oszczedzania wesla
ME minela, gdyz pozostaje Jesz,
cze szeSc tygodni zimy.
HAYS PREZESEM KOMTTE
TU REPUBL1KANSKIEGO.
St. Louis, Mo-, IA. lutego. -
w. H. Hays Indiana zostal
wczoraj przez aklamacye wybra-
ny prezesem republikahskiego ko-
mitetu krajowego. Hays zaslynaI
W r. 1916 W partyi republican,
skiej, gdy dzieki jego we wielkleJ
mierze staraniom Stan Indiana
da} wiekszosc Hughes'owi, kan
dydatowi republikahskiemu ma
prezydenta.
Hays mial poparcie progrcsi-
stow. lego wybor dowodzi, ze
rowy duch rodzi sic W partyi re-
publikanskiej. Konserwatysci ME
mogli okazac wiekszej gotowoSci
do zgody wiekszych dac u
stepstw progresistom, jak wy
brac ich kandydata ma najwyzszy
urzad W partyi republikahskiej.
Havsa nominowai J. T. Adams
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
PoKoJ z AUSTRIA?
Londyn, ID. lutego. - Nj

Londyn, IA. lutego. - krazq
pogloski, dose nawet powaznle
komcntowane przez prase, &c mo-
&c uda sic doprowadzic do poko-
ju odosobnionego Stanow Zjedn.
Z Austryq, noze nawet - calej
Koalicyi Austrya!... W Att
stryi domaganie sic pokoju jest
slime powszechne - opozycyl
wzgledem rzadu So obecnie na
tenn tie wiaSnie Polacy Czesi,
Slowacy, Scrbowie, a scisle biorac
i Wegrzy. Przeciwko tel poglosce
przemawiaja znowu kilkakrotne
ostatnimi czasy zapewnienla, IL
Austrya swego sprzymierzehca
n;emieckiego ME opuSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14

spora zn6w garSc jehcow wzieto.
Pod Connegliano spalono diva
balony austryackie.
Saloniki, II. lutego. u ujscia
Strumy, dalej mad Doiranem pod
Monastyrem, walk dziaiowe to-
ca sic cd DIR znow paru; lotnicy
alianccy zbombardowali Seres /
kilka innych stacyi kolejowych,
trzymanych przez Bulgarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
+ BLOKAD PODMORSKICR

z BLOKAD PODMORSKICR
Londyn, IA. lutego. - w osta
tnim tygodniu nury nienEeckie
zatopic zdoia}y 10 okretow an
gielskich - w tenn Is wiekszycl1
mad miare 1000 ton, reszta mniej,
sze; jest to zn6w plon znacznie
wiekszy - cd zeszlego tygodnia
wyzszy o 4 statki; nadto zatopio-
he zostaly try male bark ryba-
ckie.
- Przybyf okret amerykanski,
kt6ry donosi, IL dnia 1890 stycz-
MIA zatopiI nur niemiecki ma Mo-
.rzu Srodziemnem; potem wraca-
lac tegoz morza, zosta} atako-
wany przez diva nury, lecz oba
zdofai odegnac.
w okolicy Wysp Kanaryj-
skich patrolowce angielskie w po-
czatkach stycznia uje}y diva nu-
ry niemieckie....
- Statek hiszpanski .Ceferi-
no" zostai zatopiony przez nur
niemiecki w poblizu wyspy Fer
70 - ma Atlantyku: zaloga costa
la ocalona.
Christiania, II. lutego. - Crze
dowo ogloszono, IL Norwegia oa
poczatku wojny biezacej straciia
wskutek biokad niemieckich, ma
pad6w i rejd6w ia okretow ham
dlowych, ma kt6rych S33 ludzl
zycie postradaio.
Kopenhaga, IA. lutego. - Do
nosza Z cieSnin duhs.kich, IL OBJ
scrwowano flotylle wielkich
kontrtorpedowc6w niemieckich,
podazajacq w kierunku zachod-
MIN ku Morzu P6}nocnemu: Spo-
dziewaG sic tam MONA nowin Z
tego morza.
Londyn, ID, lutego. - Bonar-
Law minister skarbu moWif w
Izbie Gmin O wielkich stratach.
poniesionych wskutek blokad
podmorskich (Czytaj dziSiejsze
Telegramy Krajowe. Przyp. Red.
D. C.), ME obwijajac faktow W
straty So wieksze ME
NAL trzykrotnie Cd masy }acznej
zbudowanych Swiezo statkow
W Anglii Ameryce: to wiec re-
zultat ujemny, lecz jest nadzieja,
Il rok 1918 okaze sic pomyslnleJ-
sym.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
CANAL LINE OPENED.
Barge Service Opened Through the
Delaware md Raritan

Announcement Of the establishment OF
barge line for freight transportation
between Philadelphia and New York, by
way of the Delaware and Rnritan canal
WAS made yesterday TO the war shipping
CO. o...mittec Of tho Philadelphia Chamber
of Commerce by Calvin romkins. mem
her OF the committee on inland water
ways of the Unites States railroad adj
mnistration
The Philadelphia terminal of the gov
crnment barge line is at Pier 81, North
Nharvcs, which the railroad admInistra-
ton has leased from the Philadelphia
Reading Railway Tho New York
terminal is at Pier 5, East River
MIR. Tomkins is assisting G., ; Tom
bnson in the management of tho Eric
Canal and other waterways. He ad-
dressed a meeting Yesterday of Chamber
of Commerce members, representatives
of transportation and shippers.
We now have III operation, or ready
to bc operated, the greatest waterway
system in the world, said Mr.. IomkinS
This Is the northeastern and southern
system, of which Erie Canal and the
Delaware and Ilariian Canal form apart
Mr.. Tornkins declared that ono of the
chief objections To the use of the Dcia-
ware and Raritan Canal by private l'nes
was tho excessive toll charges, which
amounted 10 seven cents ton mile
and IT was the consensus oi opinion at
the meeting that until this excessive rate
was removed and the tolls were freed
private limos could not compete with the
government IN the operation of barge
traffic between the two cities
II Us expected that the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal Will soon be opened 10y
the government IN the same manner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Farnhurst Postofffcc Discontinued,
Rural Carriers From Local
Office Will Serve Place.
a..n corre.nondence OF Kyrry rvrnIns

fetAN Correspondents OF NSFff "'c"'"s
New Castle. July t9-Postmastcr
John 7. Murphy has received from
Washington. ID. c.. fcttcr announcing
the discontinuanoc OF the postothcc at
Earnh,lrst Mail for Farnhurst will he
received and delivered by the New
Castle rural carriers daily. The Inst day
the posiotficc will ho open Mt Farnhurst
will bc July 81 The postmaster requests
that all persons on the rural district erect
posts on the roadway opposite their
homes. 10 support letter boxos. The
carriers will give To the people excellent
service.
Miss Josephine Salmon q county nurse
Of the Childrrns Welfare Committee
will visit this city on next Monday and
investigate cases In the afternoon at
> O'clock she will have charge of the clinic
which will bc held At Rose Hill school
houSe
Friends of Edward ] Gor1niev are glad
10 know that he has secured n commission
rs second lieutenant He rs stationed
NJ Hohoken n. j.
Through an advertisement IN the New
Castle column of Every Evening. John
T Stoops has disposed Of his Allen tour
ing car 10 Gcorgr Ihomas Mr. Stoops
has purchased Lexington car and will
nct rs agent for that machine
The first annual outing of plants
and G of the American Manganese Steot
Company, Yesterday. was largely attend
ed The outing was to RrtndN~lnc
Springs via trolley over 800 persons
wen, in attendance from this city
William Il Icc. manager OF the hlrrls
garage. has purchased two-ton Pierce
Arrow truck in order 70 take carc oi trsns
nortation Of goods 10 and from Whining
ton.
Tomorrow afternoon NJ 2 O'Clock the
New Castle Reserves baseball team will
plav the Triangle team Of Wilmington.
AT Battery Park This team was erhedul
ed 10 plav the rcsrrvps last Saturday hut
on account of tho wrathcr conditions tho
game was post poned The hnc-ur of the
Reserves will tp as follows Finder
cat cher. Frpehury and shaw. pitchers,
Gallagher. first base. Chase second base.
Proud. short stop. Kern. Third base, /!
McDev1a. left field, Rothrock. center |
field Cramm. right field
William Powell, who resides on the I
Morven Farm. tenantcd by his son-ln-law +
john G. Walker. broke his left wrist I
Yesterday while stacking hay Ilc was
on wagon which was conveying hay +
from the field to The barn. when his /
horses lecamc frightened and ran away. /
hrowlug him 10 the ground lie was /
taken to the Office of Or Julius Dodd. 4
whorr his injuries wrrr treated
For sale Small Nictrola Apply Mrs
Kenneth 4 Gross tdv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
CECU. COUNTY NOTES.

Special Cores pOnienoe Of Fvery Evening
Flkton. Md. July 10 lee. the III
vear-oId son Of Frcderick L. Cohourn.
city attorney at Havrc dc Grace. whlle
swimming IN the Susquehanna river
Wednesday evening, was caught IN an
under current and drowned
Luther Richards OF Colors Was pain
fully injured IN a runaway accident near
Porters Bridge, Yesterday, when his
horses became frightened at an auto
mobile and ran away
Dr and Mrs C. " Willie and family
Of Cleveland. O. are spending tho sum
rner months With Mrs Wihe's mother
Mrs Thomas ID Hague. IN Flkton
The cnlored churches Of Elkton held
their annual picnic IN Woodall's woods.
near town. yesterday band from Vii
mington furnished music
Edward Mulcahey, aged Is years, who
was committed 10 Elkton jail on the
charge Of stealing a horse from former
Sheriff Il X Barnes has been paroled in
charge of his parents and left flkton,
yesterday. for his home in Jersey Cltv
Randall " Miller has sold his farm
near | mon 10 Henry i Craig Of Mis-
sour. for ST, 900 The new owner takes
possession tins week
btiPEf XII ~ are NpFkBGE tfu AdfIli% III
Cecil county The farmers report being
greatly pleased with their work
The trustees Al Leslie campmceting
have had an artcsian we'll completed on
The camp grounds, AZ a cost Of $500
The Navy League Of /ion has been
organized with Mrs William J Murray
chairman Mrs David Mcdowell. vice
chairman Miss Io,lse Mcdowell, secre-
tary: Mrs Edward Crothers. treasurer
Professor Winter / Ellison and family
of bethlehem, Pa. are spending the week
end with his sister. Mrs Warren J
Haines, AT the iatters country place, near
tIkt0n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
Ry George Matthews Adams.

The greatest reason for yuur hclnR
the most interesting person IN the
! world Is that YOU have 70 1--we with
Yourself
Few realize what . privilege II Is
20 have their own company
Shakespeare has made two words
immortal Know Thvsclf Scores
Of Tcople arr hardly on personal
speaking terms They mover stay
home long enough to take meal
da, with themselves
10 bc interesting to vpurzcif is to
open mp the windows Of the world
so that YOU can sco the crowds 60 hy
Why there arc more gold mncs.
more hidden treasures, more nm
fathomcd dCcps whcrc pearls arc
sleeping. IN your own understand
ablc self, than any other place IN
All the world
Sort Of pay = little serious atten-
tion TO yourself, ihcn Treat your-
self to few things that. were thcv
done 10 someone clse, would be
considered attentive
he interesting to yourself
ONF'S company. then And iwn.
or three. or four, make M n crowd
too big For crowds take away in
dividuality and close tho silverv
streams Of spontancity that make q
personality alive and active
Re good 20 yourself, md very
far Remember that the interest
thai --oe gIvr ont 10 the world
radlatoe I'm the depths Of NOT
. .+++++ : 49, -. - +++++.+<++++.-*+-4+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
BUILDING, PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following building permits
Carlo Matipl to make alterations IN
dwelling Clio Scott street, 90 cost $50.
Mr. MaffeI will I've tho builder
Frank tIanzor to make repairs to dwell
ling. 33l East Twenty second street, 70
cost $50 4. y Tielman is 10 he the
builder
Mrs Arvine Citrrnhsum 20 make an
addition to dwelling, COS West Fourth
street. 10 cost S45 Mrr Citrenhsum will
be the contractor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
OPFfCEHOLDERS UNITE.
Those in Nex Castle County of Republican
Faith Have Banded Together

Ali Of the Republican officials city
and rural-In New Castle county are mem
hers OF an organization for mutual bene-
fit Il is called the Republican Office
holders Association of New Castle county
and has existed seven years " eIler l.
r,tover Is It's president, Joseph II Gould
secretary and James H Morris treasurer
Besides the Republican officials in the
Public Building its membership includes
Justices of the peace. constables and other
officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
RE INTERESTING To YOIRSEL

Observation-Disclosures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
JUNEAU MEN ON FIGHTING FRONT LONE WOUNDED Peter SevaI0viCh Writes to His Brother About
 the War Con-
 ditions. WOUNDED BY A SHELL Milo vukeIich Was on the Firing Line with Him
 When He Was Wounded.

The following interesting letter from former Juneau and Tread we'll resident who was on the fight ing front lover there,'' gives a few sideIights into the war game:
 Canadian Hospital, London, Eng
 land,
 My dear brother Marko:
 We'll, first 1 pray to God these few lines reach you and find you in good health. I am here and still alive, although wounded, in a Ca nadian hospital at London. Was on the line for several months, then or dered to Belgium-"Ypres.' Three days after our arrival in Belgium we made advances and drove the Germans back half a mile
 Captured 440 Germans, 16 can mons and large number of machine guns and an abundance of muni- tions. Now, will state how l was wounded. Same morning after making the advance, l was in the first line of first stations, and right side voluntarily took twelve No. 2 bombs and placed them under the wire line.
 We had one other man from Ju- neau with us He was ,Milosh Vu- kelich We did our work and had great success, too. Happily we re- turned to our company. When about 15 yards away in an instance one German officer and three pri- yates appeared, raised their hands and hoisted white flag. We searched them and took them with us to our commander. He took our names and numbers, then sent us back to our position.
 Before we reached our position a German shell fell in front of us One piece passed through the palm of my hand and another hit me on my left side and lodged there. My partners right arm was broken Then the hospital ambulance came and took us on special train tc London We arrived Oct. 22nd 1917. The second day after arriv- al I was operated on. They took out a large piece of shell from my side. It was about the size of 8 lima bean. During the operation saw thousands of stars. 1 feel much better each day. The last four days our brigadier from the Fourth Di- vision has been here and brought us letter from our colonel, alst gave us our "bars" for our bravery He gave us a cross No. 2. Asked | us if we were in war before. Ther my partner told him l was in tht Balkan war, and that we were iron | Juneau, Alaska. He gave me $s l in cash and military medal. Ther he told us we would receive wal crosses when we left the hospital. Thank God, our army is doing fine the last few months, and W. expect to get our share of Ger mans soon. Write me often and
 will try and keep you posted. Wt sure do enjoy hearing from friends and relatives.
 Your brother,
 PETER SEvALOvICH.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
MRS. OSCAR WAREMPAU
 DIED THIS MORNING
 AT GENERAL HOSPITAL

Mrs. Oscar Warempau. resident of Juneau for the past several years died this morning at three o'clock at the General Hospital. Mrs. War empau has been ill for the past month. She was 29 years of age and a native of Finland. She is survived by her husband. who is employed at the Ebner Mine and by two cousins residing here, and sister at Copper Center.
 Funeral services will be held Sun day afternoon at 2:30 p. m. from tht Presbyterian Church and all friends and relatives are invited to attend
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
NEWS OF SUDDEN DEATH
 PRosTRATEs MRS. MCDONALD

Mrs. A. P. Mcdonald, of No. 1C Cliff Apartments, who received word yesterday of the death of her hus- band at Sitka, was prostrated with grief last night and unable to form any plans for the future. It is pos -sible that she will go to Sitka or the Prince of Wales tonight.
 Mir. McDonalds death was ascribed to natural causes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11

pertaining to first class resort fol men.
 The Valdez Masonic Lodge install ed the following officers for the en suing term: Walter Elliott, w. M. Jos A. Silverman, Senior Warden w. N Cuddy, Junior Warden; c. c Reynolds, Secretary; Arthur Lang Treasurer; John Cook, Senior Dea con; Chas. Crawford,i Junior Dea con; Guy Cameron, Senior Steward Andy Marovich, Junior Steward Wm. Gellineau, Marshal; Dr. Cocker ille, Chaplain; Ed. Dickey, Tyler
 VALDEZ-The Pinzon cigar and billiard store has purchased the soda fountain and fixtures formerly owned by Ed. Hunt, proprietor of Hunts Candy Kitchen, and is installing the same. It is the plan of the Pinzor to cater especially to ladies and children. Hours will be arranged when ladies' can have the use of the pool and billiard tables
 The Bureau of Development of the Red Cross reports letter received at Valdez from .Kennecott, Alaska mining camp of less than 60( population, containing a check foI S1,200 and a report advising that the chapter has five life members eighteen sustaining members, twen ty-four subscribing members, ana twenty annual members. The bal ance of the check is accounted for by contributions in the amount ot 1852.
 SEWARD -- Grant Carlson, wei known in Seward, being connected with the railroad force, left An chorage for his home herewith a wife. This was the long distance telephone information Mrs. Otto Poehlman, sister of the newlywed received The bride, a Miss liar rington, is said to be one of An chorage's prettiest maidens, and the marriage was the continuation of g case of love at first sight, the two having known each other scarcely two weeks. The brides mother is associated with the hospital at An chorage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
Engraved visitIng cards. wedding

uyitatiops and announcements, and other society and business station cry: monogram dies ani monogram quire stampfng; and embossed so- ciety and business stationery--the best on the Pacific Coast. Leave or ders at the pmos of ENPIRD PRINT ING COMPANY k5
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
FINE COMMERCIAL Y1UTu0

The Emprre Printing Company's lob Printing Department is better equipped for fns commercial end O. ciety printing than any printing otice In Alaska. New machinery and equipment has recently been h.
 tailed. and more is under way. MAk6 us prove thsss statsmsnts ty sivine as your order. e
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
CLEANING OF ALL KINDS
THE REN0vATORY Phone 394 Jimmy Moon
WINTER ATE s.

INTER RATES. You can't beat it, steam heated rooms with hot and cold running water in each for $10 and SIP tbe month. Tub and shower baths at the disposal of the guests. The most comfortable beds in town, big statements but come and see if they are not true.
 BERGMAN HOTEL
 Lee A. Kicker, Mngr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11

SEELEY'S White Pine Tar with eucalyptus and menthol-for coughs and colds-26c. t0os
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11

Everybody reads sTHH EMPIRB tas Tina. When It 10 News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11

FOR RENT-2, and 4-room fur nished housekeeping. $S up: reason able. ''The cozy corner of Juneau" Cliff Apartments. near Court House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
FOR RENT-Apartments ts

FOR RENT One beautiful housekeeping suite now vacant at Juneau Apartments. Two single rooms vacant Monday, 18th. Our satisfied tenants tell us there is nothing in Juneau to compare with our large, light, well kept rooms Alice M. Veatch, Mgr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS

SCHOLARSHIPS-Any scholarship you might select in the International Correspondence School. Scranton. ra. Address scholarship. Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11
N'CAULV safety FirsI
 AUTOMOBILES l-l7-tf Emcient 0ERVICE

IeadQuaxter1 tor 1Alysmith eoal. y4nsaa TraAsf. Co. Dhons C.. q
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-11

"An the News All ths Tine. :
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