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URBAn'S BALM,
BalSamo de Urban para
Ia influenza ESpahOla
10 Que a continuation inSer-
tamos es una prueba evil
dente de los meriioS de
este remedIO.

Oct. j.. 1918. Urban Chemical Company.
Houston. TcSas. MuT =r1'rcS nUrStTcS; Nd
irnta gnccn.-a-.u IL cantS7a de ii" peso
vcintc cCntavo5 para gac - S'-Ea@ cnEias q
les S;rD=cntss De-sona. an tu6u dc JHBAN'S
BALM.
pero ssrIn puG- uh>c-va-. no tienen a Su-
f;cienI. cXis;cu-ia Il" r~-a 1realcina. Cree
que haEa inumc-ables 5ens:lcios entire as
pe-Sonas que 20 conozcan y 10 Gsen, We
c,rorr-aha anochc -u Del Pho, TcN2s. hani-u-
do con Il Jue- Lanai acerc2 DC este ;ncc'cS-
mcnto y dc los oeDeNc'"S que me pToP''c'o-
M asi como lu- haUt4 -cE'!'7n GS-Hup.p ~
n p-eyenlrne contra a influenza. cG2Ecc
hube terminato dg habAr. IN caoaie7g cue
se hallaba = auest-o ado to.uO "A palaoTa '
diS Que conOcIa perscRalnentr Al senior
Ir-ban l~ maEuIf3caS medicines pT"pASa-
Jas Do- ,-t,. scUu-. $ aH2di0: "NauoS u -
drocle-ia ms Pr6N!TrR . 3DIorulAEnS y
rienen este rrmrtiH' Eu3uos cE'oncrS 4 a
d-oSucria. douGc solo ;enIan coS 'Gor9' JOS
ou. nmed!ataacatc comp-c, aaoie0do oose-
slIiaGo uno n Jucz Lamar y 81 ot-o 10 guar
d.. pucs q que he c>tado us21C" St2 = pun
70 de aEotarse-
..Es,ov de~coeo De que As personals 81
sricntes adQGicra1 este ~eaica-nente. pn- %
UI, - -gc-u les sea -~n1.Htn: VT. / -
stone. Nsdfo-t. Maryland: Caro-. and Go.
~" o'g y L., stone. Un.oa Bridge. Maryland.
Carol Co. 2. D.. M u. c S;onc-, Snam-
Se-shurg. Pa. I25 LIncoio Way Miss NHacE
C.re.on. Atlanta. Ga. o. East Ills - IL
/ Clevrllad. Atlanta. Ga, Route ., Box
o.: Mrs. T. ". Rineha-;. Dallas, Texas. %19l5
Cleveland Ave. Irc6-meme I'd. 81 ha ;rataodo
de que sea usaGu du-aHta IA presrnte eFide-
"'S =. Tts sffro. alto. :. :. J. K. Sco-
,a- Asla1-.. Georgia. Box l556.
nj VETTA IN TCDAS LAS DROGCE-
RTAS- O - narda nor co~reo t~'-sct3menLe.
Hara sus pedidCs a URBAN CHEMICAL u
SAN ANTONIO. TEAAS. FEs''o' -Sc, ,
soc. JG5o.
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lYiene dc la la.)

nj Ia fo.ma a que GeCa normarse,
creo que Is Va el momento de una la
Dor definitiva, dentro &c "a union de
todos los meNcanos. PARA Ia saliva
cior del pals.
Debo advertir 4 listed, antes de Sc
guir adeIants-dijo Il DR.. Urrutia in
rer:umpiendoSe-oua 70 estcy en- TO-
DO aleiado de Ia poliJlca, de Il hom-
bres y de sus actlv.G&jes ' jjrmemen-
T. -esuc!to = no voive" Dunca 4 to
mar parte en- ella. en- iorma Hinguna,
Hav mas: he resuclto tamoicn, con
resolution irreyocahle. 81 Segulr IN
def;nidamentc dcdic2dc Al eJerclcio
de mi profesjcn en- este pals, dondc
he asentado nj hogar J donoe eGuco
: mis- hijos a enrera satisfaction mia.
Habia pues, en- M, selo 9! meNlca-
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no que We siempre por 81 bien &c Su
patria V que 10 desea dc todas We
ras.
DeSde este plano, pGeS. 70 reco-
nozco. como le ne dicho I uSteG, cue
II obra de union eS necesaria va. IT,
genie tambien, Y que Gebe intentar-
sc y Icvarse a cabo. SIN mas flnaIl-
dad que Ia finalijad peCentoria del
bier ~nacional, hondamente compro-
metido.
Creo firmemente. que 81 los meEi'
canos no nos Unimos eG este momento
solemne nara intentar l. conServa-
ci6r Y salvaciCp nacional, Mexico,
prolorgara 81 vergonzosa sItuacion
quizas para desaparecer despues dc
entire les naciones respetableS de!
mundc.
- union iebe ser entire todos los
grupos Y todoS los horcbres cue ple-
dan inf uir de alguna maner& en- Ia
ida n~aciona,, Il puedan sumar SuS
~e<:uerzos en- IN gran eStusrzo co,
nun. cue hayan tenido q teagan 60
Gificaci0n efectivG en- e.. cuya act
cioQ pUe3a ser efectIva, sin eyc}uSio-
mes Ge grupos nj De part!dos, Va que
necesariamente, Y. para Ia consecI-
cicr de SIS fines, deoe ser Una union
nucional Y para el solo hien r~ac7onal.
Naturalmente, los efementos ca
rraacistas, ell carrancismo como &C.
cion como coniunto, hccha abStrac-
ci5E de sus hombreS, Gebe de entrar
en- csa union. ' ms ain. en- torno
sayo tendrl que hacerSe Va que 9!
constituye or Mexico, en- Ia actuali-
dad. n fuerza mayor.
En- el movimiento revoluc'oDarlo
}uc aun cormueve =, pals. estallaron
ma suma de f3erzaS latentes en- Ia
ran muchedunbre nacional que IN
ia debian haccr explosion, de IA Que
iehera qaedar huella dcfinitfra en- Ia
ida futura del pals.
FL carrancismo eSc2ba en- ID super
sicie Y e. quedo como primer rroduc-
% de Ia revoluci5n Luego, yerdra el
roceso elimirativo, Il selection ma
IRA Y organica. Y Quedara dc! ca
-rancismo, "a sin este nomhre, solo
0 que Gcba quedar, el elemcnto que
| -ealmente encarne los principles re-
rolIcionarios.
Cuando Ia union haya a~rrancado 2
Mexico de las manos de Il 1accIon,
para ponerlo en- Ia de Ia gran co.ectl'
vidad nacional, representadG ncr los
diversos part;dos que en- Su Scno IN
bran de crearse. IA eliminaclon Sc
hara natural Y cgica.
Crco. tambien. que para que eSta
non e efectiva. hay cue saiir &c
ma 5uers vez del terreno de 10 Hla,
nico. Que los hombres Sc pongan
an cortacto Gonde quiera que Sc en-
.uentren; pero clos deten cerar en-
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.ENTREGAN UNOS FONDOS
RUSOS LOS ALEMANES

PARIS, Diciembre 5.-Los a!em'a-
g han cmpezado q hacer restituclo-
mes. Segun So supo aqui hoy, va en-
tregaron a los aliados, 500 mlliones
de frances, en- orc, que p%rocedian del
tesoro dc Russia.
Los franceses tamb:en han reco-
brado una RIGA collection de Obras de
arte, debidas 4 Quintin de Latour,
que fueron robadas de San Quintin'
asi come una collection de pinturas
De Vatican, que habian sido toma-
das del Museo dc Valenciennes.
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MONS. CERRETI ARREGLA
RIA LA ENTREVISTA De
WILSON 7 e. PAPA

PARIS. Diciembre 5.-Se na eX-
presado en- les circulos Gel Naticano
que Monsenor C~erratti. ell Sub-se-
cretario papal de Estadc, esperar;l
en- Londres a llegada del P~residente
Wilson, para arreglar con e., 81 en-
trevista cor 81 Papa Benedicto, segun
dice el corresponsal Ell Roma del
Eco de Paris.
Por 10 que haSta ahola parece, no
hay ainour obstaculo rara Ia entire
vista entire el Presidente Wilson Y
el Papa Beredicto. al Que pueda atri-
buirsele una gran importancia poll
tica.
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LAS VICTIMAS DE LA lNFLUEN
"a EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, Diciembre 5.-Las
estadist;cas puhlieadas por ell Servicio
Publico De Sandal, demuestran que
mas de 100000 personas han muerto
4 consecucncia de In influenza en- .os
Es:ados Unidos dcsde el dia - de
Scptiembrc. La epidemic continda
aun. pero csta decreciendo rapida-
mentP.
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LOS GoBlERNOS DE SERBIA Y
RIJNANiA EN- SUS CAPITALES

WASHINGTON. D.ciemDrc 5.-Se
ian recioido noticias de que G. go
! ierno serbio ha vue!ro a quecar
frsralado CT Belgrade, capital del
RENO. asi como cl de Rumania Sc ha
instal.do ieualmontc eE Bucharest,
q antigua capital.
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PROBABLE TRIUNFO DE UN CAN
DlDATO DEMOCRATIC

NUEVA YORK. Diciembre 5.-Un
teleerama de Albany dice que sc han
recibido veinte mil votos de los solda-
dos, cue votaron en- sus puestos' en-
AS elecciones de gobernador. Sc cree
que Smith. ell candidate democratic, ha
obtenido la mayoria.
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FRUSTRADO ASESINATO DEL
PRIMER MINISTRO BAVARO

PARIS. Diciembre 5.-Un desp&cno
de Geneva dice que I'm joven de vein
t. amos fuG arrestado 4 las puertas he
a Oficina de NegOcios EXtranjeros de
Munich. Y que el preso confeso que
intontaba ases!nar al Primer Minis
tire bavaro. Eisner. Agrcgo que no
tcnia comEiices.
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FUSION DE SISTEMAS CABLEGRA
FICOS.

WASHINGTON, Diciembre 5.-El
Administrator General de CorreoS,
Mr.. Burleson, ha autorizado Ia ANAL
eama de los sistemas cablegrlficos de
marina de las ComparIas Wester
Union V Commercial, bajo Ia diEeccl"A
de George Ward. Nicc-PreSidente de
Ia Compania Comercia.
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NO Sc PURLICO LA ABDICACiON
DEL KRONPRINZ

BERNA. Diciembre 5.-Se dice que
Ia abdicaci6n del Principe Heredcro
de Alemania, iba a publicarse aver,
pero que Sc suspendio Ia publicacI6n
porque en- el documento relating para
NADIA Sc hacia menci0n de los hercQc-
ros del principe.
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Notas cortas de Ia
Ciiudad de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, piciembre
4.-Motivo de concentrates POGO tavo-
rabies IN sido aqui Ia iniciativa to-
mazda en- Tn c~onsejo de ministries, re-
ferente d qIe todos .oS proyectos que
Sc envien 4 Ia Camara y que no sc dis
cutan en- IN termino razonablc, sc
corsideren como leyes en- vigor.
Esta determination o acuerdo fue
tornado en- vista dc que IL Cdmara
tienc en- cartera muchos asuntos So
metidcs por el Executive a 81 delibc-
raci6r, v no sc ha ccupaGo de ellos
para NADIA. no obstante de que son de
trascendencia suma para IL Rcpubli-
ca.
En- el Senadc V Ell el CongTeso Sc
hicieron concentrates dc disrinta indo-
lie; pero nadie Sc atrevio a co1denar
de golpe la iniciativa del Consejo de
Ministries. en- vista de que tiene razon
81 Executive para proccder en- scme-
jantc forma
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
4.-El general Pablo Gonzalez mand0
a los periodicos de esta ciudad I'm pc
uueno parrafC, en- cl que hace pu-
blica Genuncia en- contra de Pedro
Gonzalez. V pide a las autoridades su
APPREHENSION, en- vista de que este lndl-
viduos Sc ha dedicado a sacar varlas
cuontiosas sumas de dinero en- algu-
a ciudades de la Rephblica, hacien-
dose pasar como fernando Gel dlVl-
sionario candidate.
Dice el general que csc indlvlduo
ha pedido en- Guadalajara, en- Ccrdo-
ba, en- Jalapa V en- algunas otras civ
dades, dinero en- sumas serlas, usando
el pretexto de hacersc aparecer como
81 hermano. Y a quien no conoce 81
q~uiera.
Las autoridades hacen va las in
vcstigaciones del case, lamentando no
laber tenido conocimiento desde que
Gonzalez comcti6 Ia primera estafa,
para haber eyhortado.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Die. .
Ell senior Enrique Come, que era
uno de los candidates a los principal
les puestos de la administration To-
cal dc Tacubaya, ACADIA de MORN a
consecuencia del balazo que reclbic
en- Ia cabeza durante 4 manifestation
que tcrminG en- sangTiento motin, de-
Dido a que los a~dvcrsarios de uno
de los partidos. al cue ~pertenecia e.
senior Gomez, asaltaron IA NANTES
tacion 4 balazos.
De los demas heridos en- estes su-
cesos sin precedente en- Ia ciudad de
Tacubaya. sabese cue estan en- rela-
tive periodic de alivio, pero no fuera
de peligro.
Las avtoridades hacen investiga-
clones. a fin de que los responsables
de este crimen no Sc queden sin cas-
tigo, ell que a gritos, como vulgar
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La idea de la Union entire los
mexicanos residences aqul.

IN solo sitio. en- IN lugar solo: en- Me,
Xico.
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elecciones que el gobiernO actual ceGa
en- u intransigencias Y permlta Ia
vuelta de todos los meNicanos a quic-
g obliga a vivir fuera de su patria.
Y cuc convoQue 4 e~lccciones, Y que
tstas sean hbreS, como deben serlo.
One no Sc porgan trabas hi Sc eXpi-
dan decretos como e. que CarranZa
eypidi6 para las pasadas elecciones,
decreto que por 81 solo basta para de-
cIarar legal en- 10 absolute. el gobler-
no de don Venustiano. Solo as, po-
dremos tener un Gob!erno verdadera-
mente nacional, no N goblerno que
sea motive dc guerra intermInaoie.
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habran tornado 81 mejor y mas inofcnsivo
laxante para los Hinos y cl cual obra admi-
rablcmentc sobre 81 estUmago. el higado = .os
inteStincS. Los niHos aLoran este jarabc p0-
81 sabor II frrta. Cata paqucte ~co1tienc d-
reccioncs compI.tas sobrc Ia manera de usar-
10. DeSelos I'd sin tenor aiguno. thGy.l
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AGUASCALIENTES-
Aguascalie1tes
As:cntoS
CaivillO
Rinc0n de Roros
TepcLala
~COAHUILA-
4l!erGc
Cuat.o CisneSa5
Muac.ova
NuEGuI1
Para
Piedr=s NcE-as
Sa.GllO
San Pedro &c las Col1nias
Tog-eon
COLIMA-
CamotlAn
CClim.
I0ma..,
MlarEanil.o
Villa Alvarez
CHIHUAHUA
Chihuahua
Ciudad Juarc=
Pavral
villa Gonzalez
oIsTRTTo FEDERAL
Ciutad dc Mexico
DURANGO
| Cacncame
Durango
Nomhre dc DIoS
Santiago Papasd1ia7o
GUANAJUATO-
Abaso!O
Acaubaro
ApaSeo
Cc.ayI
Ciudad Manuel Dob!aho
ChAmacUCTo
CueranaCt
Dolores HiGaigo
GuanGj4ato
IrapUa;o
Jaral del Vale
Len
Noro!c0n
Pea5Gmo
Pueblo Nuevo
Puris!ma del Rincon
Salamanca
SaEatIerrI
san Diego de Ia Union
san Felipe
5. Francisco del Rincon
San Juan de Il PaZ
San NiEGc. Alcnde
SiGao
! IarImo-c
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r ~ENTREVlSTAS.

Mas o?inioncs sobrc ell asunto, re-
cahadas de otros meXicanos retugla-
los. las daremos 4 conocer en- rucstro
rumerO de manana.
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mentc dicese. csta ~pidIendo la soclc-
dad toda de Mexico Y de Tacubaya.
a ofendida.
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~ LIS Sst Ssf
Criargato
Vale de Santiago
Nu-iria
GUERRERO
Acapulco
HIDALGO-
Apam
Pachuca
Haichapan
! TulancIngo
JALISCO-
AmGtitan
| A1cc2
ArandsS
Ato;oniico 81 Alto
Atotoni!qU:!lo
Atoyac
AuHaa
Ago 81 Chico
Cahadas
ChapAla
ColoG2n
Cuarcntl
DegoMadO.
Enca-nac on &c Di2z
Guadala5 9
Huejucss
Kucjuauira Ell Alto
Hoiucla
IEtlahuacan
LxtlRn
Jalostotitlan
Jesus Maria
JOcotePec
Ia Ba-ca
Lagos dc Moreno
GiascOta
MataIzas
Nexticacan
MeScala
Ocot!an
pasC &c Sosos
San Antonio Allie
san Diego
jSan Juan
San Juan de los LaSo.
san Julian
san Luis
san Nicolas
Santa CRUZ
Sayula
Fenacapulin
iHpCtILCEe
/ TeocuiEarlaa
1"paulan
TeGuila
TiZspaa
TuXpan
TUzcucca
Union de Tala
Union Dc San Antonio
Yahuaiica
Lacoaleo
Zapotlan
MEXICo
Toluca
ri Orc
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IBTA De CORRESPONDENTS aun@a "s los %6 aS rra na n@
udaLranenrr y 81 no cNucnta en- CHE - 'E"%~Gh GrEmos Il vuMa de crrI
ono hc par, que lIs e. line + n"S G @ ID "
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misc para u
MICHOASSN-
HcNlG!"
AnEauGueo
Alto dc kosa!es
AAa?apah
thnEinca
l7er4n
"i!cn"ta
rua!cOmaa
!iGaCachi;a
Irimbo
lx.ldL
Tacoma
Iaripo
J!Quilpan
IN P!2dad
Ma-avauo
Morciia
N&ElatZcn
Hunlaran
paniadicu3ro
Paracno
PatZcua-o
fenlanilio
Purepcro
PajacuaEan
Pu-uandiro
Sahu2yo
Sanu 5aS?, 4"''S@n'nan'
1!a@a-nIa do Co-tiiano
Tangancicuars
Lanhuato
T;ncanbato
Ti--a-sI.,
van, Vidal-o
villa Niorc!os
Zacapu
Zinaparo
ZinaPeeua'o
EUFvO LEON
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/: ~QUERETARO-
Amealco
CaGcrcyca
Quc-CtaTo
san Juan del Rio
San LUIS PoToSI-
Ceiral
Cerritos
ChaTcaS
Marchuiaa
Rio Verde
san Luis Potosi
Wales
SINALOA-
Ahome
BadiraGUato
Concordia
Culiacan
La Cruz dc Cosala
Los Mochis
MaZatlan
SONORA
: Guaymes
: Hcrnosilo
: fmuris
Santa Ana
/: Ures
TAMAULIPAS-
Ciudad Victoria
Laredo
Tanpico
TEPIC-
San Bias
Topic
yUCATAN
Merida
: vERACRUZ
: .Jalapa
Orizaba
VeracrUz
| ~ZACATECAS-
! C-aichihuitcs
| Conception del Orc
E'rcsGillo
Ierc5
.Tuchipi!a
Hazapil
| Mochistlsn
Ojo Caliente
! Pinos
Sombrcrete
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ACABAMoS De ARRIR UNA
ru,n,ro .O& Gg u Gale Sur Fl PaSc.
Curcran aace- r. nes2s &c di1"ro I
i~nvi,aros cordiabueatC a tcscs los :
t-ls tres o~iicInas. o o csS1N2n, an
pSraolecimiea.o g. UNA PRJEGA
nrcst-us re-ocioS zimmerman IoGos T.
n,ente 81 s~USLISuCn.
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en- que puato lc paGanos quien
NUECA EASDE 81 DTNERO POR
ESTO. porQUe con seSurrdad Sc ple:-
lie que So G;Ec-o 10 sc pi"rde, somos
; en- Mexico. pc- c~ualquier circUUs.an-
. DESCUENTOS-
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Ecsn,ros - defines cuanto l. paEI-nos
d, ~. y qus cLasc dc msnsta lc SamCS = d.
CoNDUCTOS QUE NO lie ASEGCREN
a.. 81 linero. La gnIca casa cue Sa-ant-a
r~cSotrus. que c-sECo TO van a cograT rs II
"a DETOLVENOS 81 DISERO SIN
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CELEBRATION OF THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
 IS ALL ARRANGED FOR

DOUGLAS, June 6.-There was a representative body of men at the Natatorium last night, the occasion being a meeting for the purpose of arranging for the proper observance on the Island of the Fourth of July Mayor E. E. Smith called the meet ing to order and explained the pur pose for which it was called. A mo tion to the effect that celebration be held was carried unanimously. Or Eanization was perfected by the cleo tion of Oliver M Olson, chairman and Jack Henson, secretary of the celebration association. The. follow ing committees were named:
 Finance-J. w. Martin P R. Brad ley, D. J. Kinzie, E. J. White, E. E Smith, Nels Anderson
 Executive and Arrangements-J. R Langseth, H. F. Morton, Richard Mo COrmick, Jack Wilson, L. s. Ferris William Robertson, J. W. Martin, M J. O'Connor M s. Hudson, James Christoe, Jack Livie, Thos. G. Mac Donald and the chairman and secre tary.
 Transportation-E. E. Smith, F. A J. Gallwas, Guy Smith.
 The finance and transportation com
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ELECTRIC STOVE FOR SALE

In first class condition. Apply wm Franks, Treadwell Boarding House, or Post Office Box 251, Treadwell.
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CALIFORNIA MUCH as"a IN EARNEST ABOUT i < y,5 ITS WAR GARDENS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-News papermen in San Francisco and the bay region have joined in Califor- nia's spreading war garden move ment-not as a fadj but as small investment of time and labor which pays tangible dividends in physical benefit and lessened household bud gets.
 Agricultural activities for while were confined mostly to night work CTS who dedicated a portion of the spare time in the day to the study of intensive farming. in all it's phases. With the inauguration of the day light saving" plan, however, after. noon paper workers soon swung into line with the result that now when morning newspaperman encounters fellow-worker on an afternoon pub lication the greetings of the day con sist usually in soicitous inquiries as to the progress of each others veg etable plot and a general swapping of experiences
 AS Tule tnc average newspaper mans garden ranges from the small, front lawn variety to the more pre-. tentious back yard farmette, which usually supplies the needs of both grower and his neighbor
 Swiss chard, carrotts. lettuce, rad ishes, Kentucky wonder, string beans and onions are in high favor The investment both in implements and seed practically is negligible Ad- herence to instructions contained in the seed catalogue results in the ob jective sought-rotating crops
 It has been estimated that a plot of cultivated ground approximately twenty-five by fifteen feet in dimen- sions will meet almost all the green stuff demands of family of four with the consequence of financial saving. One enthusiastic grower made saving of more than $1100 in five weeks.
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whom are now teaching, have taken

whom are now teaching, have taken up the task.
 Garfield Sitaranguk, an Eskimo teacher at Solomon, a point near here, has been working hard to get the Natives to improve their houses, according to The Eskimo, a Native publication issued here.
 In a letter to The Eskimo, Star anguk said: "It is very hard to make the old houses clean and their children. They think the old style way of doing things and of living is best and they will be offended if I tell them they are wrong. But the younger ones are more easily made to understand what I mean. I am giving my pupils special lessons on sanitation and instruct them to tell their parents what they have learned. Since I began giving the children these lessons the old-style people be- gin to understand that their ways are not right"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
ISLAND NOTES

Bert Spencer, wharfinger at Tread well, left on the Spokane for short visit to the States.
 Miss Ruth Shelby arrived on a late steamer from her home in Colo rado and has accepted a position in the clerical department of the Tread, well Company.
 E. J. Elrod is recent arrival from the State of Washington and has gone to work in the offices of the company at Treadwell.
 Miss Florence Thompson of Cali fornia, is visiting Mrs. E. Gardner at Treadwell. Miss Thompson visited for two weeks near Seattle on the way North.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06

mittees were instructed to get busy at once and be ready to report at a meeting to be held at the City Hall Saturday night of this week at eight o'clock.
 AS all the Island boys now at Fort William H. Seward are desirous of coming down to the celebration, the matter of transportation is a very important one and one which must be solved satisfactorily and to a certainty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
OLD CUSTOMS ARE
 CRUMBLINC AMONG
 THE NORTH INDIANS

NOME, Alaska, May 10.-Eskimo children, taught in the United States government schools of far northwest ern Alaska, are leading their race to- ward better and cleaner methods of living.
 For decades Eskimos have been known as people whose ways of hv- ing were none too clean. Of late years the Government teachers sent into Alaska have been showing the Natives modern methods and recent ly, Eskim6s themselves, some of
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
YOUTHFUL FiNANCiERS

DOUGLAS, June 6. - Little Miss Emma Garn and Chester Zimmerman are pair of youthful financiers who are making names for themselves. Wednesday they opened store in a tent in the Zimmerman yard and during the day they sold goods to the amount of $4, turning the money over to the Red Cross. The sale was continued today with splendid re- suits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
BOXES FOR SOLDIERS

TREADWELL, June GA box of eats was sent yesterday on the steam CT City of Seattle to local boys who are now at Fort Seward by the la dies of Treadwell and similar box will be forwarded on the Jefferson by the ladies of Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
BASEBALL TOMORROW NIGHT

DOUGLAS, June GA game of baseball will be played tomorrow night on the Douglas grounds by the Douglas and Treadwell teams, begin ming at 2 o'clock. A good turnout is anticipated. All the players are en- thusiastic and from now until the Fourth of July several good games may be anticipated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
BEAUTIFUL STORY TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, June 6.-Lenora Ul- rich will appear tonight at the Lib erty Theatre in FHer Own People" a beautiful story of the Indians of the West and which carries one into the society of New York and Wash ington. The story is beautifully told, elaborately staged and the cast is picked with great care. Taken as a ture
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
IN THEIR OWN HOME

DOUGLAS, June 6.-James Chris toe and his mother, Mrs. A. E. Chris toe, after residing for 16 years in the same house at Treadwell, have moved to their own house between End and H. streets in the northern part of Douglas, where they expect to make their future home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
FOR SOAPSToNE HARBoR

DOUGLAS, June 6.-The launch Tillicum was due to leave today with the Peerless in tow for Soapstone Harbor, the scene of operations of the Alaska Douglas Herring Packing Company The Peerless was laden with provisions, barrels, salt and oth CT necessaries for carrying on the business of putting up herring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
RED CROSS TOMORROW

DOUGLAS, June 6.-The regular semiweekly work day meeting of the Red Cross will be held tomorrow and a good attendance is requested. Of late the meetings have not been just what they should have been.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-06
GOOD SUPPLY OF YARN

TREADWELL, June 6.-Mrs. Pin ger announces that a good supply of yarn for the Red Cross has been re- ceived and that 95 pairs of socks is the allotment of the Douglas-Tread- well Chapter for the next three months. Knitters are urged to get busy.