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The Washington herald., 1918-06-20

severe physical illness. Thus a de-
pressed maniac might have an attack
Of pneumonia and. following the
crisis, come back to q cheerful and
agreeable mental state. From such
phenomena a relation of cause and
effect was deduced and methods de-
vised of bringing on a proper, bene-
fetal illness. which in due time was
counteracted, to the improved intel
lect Of the patient.
DR.. Aud tells in the British Medical
Journal of chill and fever resem-
bling malaria which he brought on by
administering a platinum compound,
and which upon subsiding left the
patient In a markedly improved con-
dition. He tried the treatment in,
cases of pleurisy with good result.
1t is especially adapted to sluggish
cases of localized infection with low
fever.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled, ach-
ing, burning, corn-pestered, bunion-
tortured feet of yours in ''Tiz' bath.
Your toes will wriggle with Joy;
they'll look up at you and almost talk
and then they'll take another dive in
that '%Tiz' bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-an tired out-just try 'aTiz." It's
grznd-it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with Joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns. callouses md
bunions. -
There's nothing like Tx" It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which pun up
your fest and cause foot torture.
Get a 5-cent box Of "Tiz" at any
drug or department store-don't wait.
Ali how glad your feet get; how COM
Portable your shoes feel. You can
wear shoes a size smaller il you de-
sire.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
ANGELUS COMMITTEE MEETS.

Col. John G. Capers. chairman of
the citizens committee which is ar
ranging the details Of a daily hour
of prayer, beginning at noon Sunday,
has called an important meeting for
tonight at the Chamber of Commerce
Gil Twelfth street northwest. Chair
man Capers is especially anxious to
have full attendance. especially of
the various subcommittee chairmen.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
BYOIR TO ADDRESS CLUB.

Members Of the Advertising Club are
looking forward to the first meeting,
scheduled for Tuesday evening, at the
commercial Club. Carl Byoir, asso-
clate chairman of the committee on
public information, will be the speaker
or the evening. The Advertising Club
or washington has established offices
on the fourth floor of the Star Build
ing. 1t is affiliated with the Associ-
ated Advertising Clubs Of the World.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
First of $4,000 Cars Ready

The first of the $4,000 freight cars
ordered by the United States Rail-
road Administration on April 26 has
been completed and the company
holding the contract has a fair
weather" start on the remainder of
the huge order. II is announced by
Director General McAdoo. He was
notified of the construction work
by President woodin of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20

New faces and places and work do
not take the place Of home and fam
lily, according to a letter just received
by Joseph Chunn of the oxford Ho-
tel from his son, Theo, who is serving
in the Ambulance Corps, over there.
The young soldier writes, Dearest
Dad: You cannot lima gine how let
ters from home are appreciated: They
are about the only thing / have to
look forward to.
81 received a letter from one Of
my friends who seems to think that
some time in the near future I will
get q furlough which viii permit me
to return to the States. No such
luck
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
Wonen's
Underwear

Pre-Inventory Prices for
Ribbed Vests, Pants and Union
Suits.
women's Fine Ribbed Union
suits, N-neck, sleeveless. Each
garment tape run and many OF
them are lace trimmed. Umbrel-
la, envelope and cuff-bottom
styles. Regular and extra SQI
sizes. Reduced to....... IVY
wemen's Ribbed Vests, coarse
rib V-neck "Kant-slip" styles.
''Mill-mends" of 25c grade.
Large and small sizes. 1QS
Reduced to ........-..-..
women's Ribbed Union suits,
made of combed yarn in umbrel-
la. envelope or tight-knee styles;
some are plain; others are lace
trimmed. Large and small 12T
sizes. AT .................
women's Ribbed Vests, some
are plain. others have lace or
crochet insertions, V or square
neks. 'Mill-mends" of S5c
grade. Regular and extra. 2SE
sizes. Reduced to ... 10y
Women. Ribbed Pants. well
made from selected yarn, lace
trimmed. Large sizes d2E
only. Special .......... NY
women's Extra Fine Ribbed
Union suits, with pure thread
silk bodice. Tight-knee style
and in sizes ~ and a only. Run
with silk tape. A wonder c1 90
full value at ...........
Bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
So Grade House Dresses, SI.29
Summer Hose
Women's and ChiIdren's,

"onenS s and CmldrcnS.
69c wOmen,s Hose. Silk Root
Hose. mill run OF 69c E7adr
sizes TO 10. in blue. gray o0x
and champagne. gne....... bOC
81 wOmen's Hose. Mil run o.
superior Sl.00 Thread silk Hos
reinforced. Sizes 9 to 10 in
black. white and the want CO.
"a coiors. --.......-... wy
wOmen's FulI-fashioned Cotton
Hose, double sole and heels
splendid wearing qualities. sizes
:; snsc,., ~ ana To- 29e
Special ........... Ivy
Women's Cotton Hose. in BLACK
and white. Made from selected
yarn, especially for good wear,
Double soles and heels sizes
SnscisI s. III ana ~ l9c
Childreu's Ribbed Hosr. in
black and white: reinforced and
splendid wearing qualities. 00z
Sizes S Il TO 8. Special SJC
ChIIdren's Ribbed Hose. in
black and white. seconds OF a 90
grade. but wearing qualities arc
not impaired. Sizes 5lk to IN
9h. Special ............ 1OS
BarEnin basement.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
Table Danask

Table Damnsk, 70 inches wide.
pretty patterns, looks well and
will give good service. A Sox
regular 7sc value ....., OSe-
Table Napkins, mercerized.
pretty patterns, 1SN1s inches.
neatly hemmed, ready for use
Our regular Sl.IS c1 90
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
White Milan Hats, $40

New white Italian Milan hats
in sailor. mushroom, chin chin
and side roll effects. Made with
light weight cushion brims.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
White Tailored Hats,
So TO $3.50

New white Milan rough and
pineapple braid hats, in large
and small shapes. A neat look
ing hat TO wear with pretty
summer dresses. An attractive
assortment is here for you to
select from,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-20
Trimmed Panamas, S3.ss

Fine quality Panamss, made
on hNe good mannish blocks.
neatly trimmed with wide gros
grain ribbons and bow. Just the
hat for vacation or sport wear.
PaIaIs RoyaI-SecoRd Floor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
"Moze was to zainteresuje'

pisze p. Ed. Salzman z kiel, Wis.
- "gdy ~uslyszycie nastepujacy
wpadek.~ Pewter cz}oWiekz4 zostat
tn porzucony przez ]ekarzy, kto-
rzy orzekli &c mia1 on raka w
brzchu. Dalem mu butelke ORA.
Piotra Gomozo,. pc uzyciu kt6rej
poczu1 sic nanowa dobrze. Przy--
szedf on do mnie i dziekowaf mi
bardzo "a lekarstwo, Ma On osm-
dzicsiat diva lat obccnie i cieszy
sic dobrem zdroWiem. Podobnych
wypadk6w, jak powyzszy, mielis
my tn kilka.
Ora. Piotra Gomozo jest tylko
zwyczajnem, starem lekarstwem
.ziolowem, lecz zawiera ono eleme
nty lecznicze, jakiemi je obdarzy
Ia }askawic natura. Ma ono ME-
zwyk1y rekord przezwyciezenla
wszelkich >chor6b, uznanych "a
"nieuleczalne'' %poniewaz dosiega
one do zarodku. choroby, do ME
czystosci we krwi. Me jest: ono
sprzedawancm przez aptekarzy.
Spccyalni,, agenci dostawiaja jc
.ludziom wprost z laboratoryum
fabrvkant6w DR.. Peter Fahrney
E. Sons Co. 2501 WashingtonBlvd
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
Krai .pohzebaje wiecej salIno.
d1ieInyeh farmer6w.

Ameryka potrzebuje jeszcze mi
lion6w farmer6w, kt6rzyby byli
:w1ascicielami farm. cieszyli sic do
brobytem i byli zadowoleni Za-
miast tego, powieksza sic gwa}to-
wnic dzierzawienie farm i liczba
wlascicieli ME meszkajacych ma
farmie, znikaja r%obotnicy z farm,
SIERRA. sic Przemys}owi Robotnicy
Swiata, powstaje brak zywnosci /
NANNY wyzysk ludu przez spcku--
lant6w.
Take sa mniej wiecej wywody,
iakie ma rocznem zcbraniu Amc--
rykanskiego Stowarzyszenia Exc
nomicznego W Filadelfii wyg1osi]
professor Elwood Mead ..uniwer-
sytetu kalifornijskiego, jeden z
p~ierwszych rzeczoznac6w farmer
skich i ekonomist6w kraju.
TO co professor Mead powiedzia]
w Filadelfii t1umaczy W znacz-
nym stopniu, dlaczego Ameryka
ma swoich /. w. w. - dlaczego
obrabia sic mniej niz po}owe tel
zicmi, jaka obrabiac MONA; dla,
czego sposobnosc do dorobienia
sic ma roll otwarta jest tylko ola
bogatych; dlaczcgo ludzie pracu.
ia w miastach i pracuja "a to, co
zatrudniajqce ich korporacye ra.
CA i'm dac: dlaczego zacze1a sig
agitacya "a superintendent Chin
czyk6w do roboty ma farmach.
Professor Mead ME ~oswiadczy
sic "a zastosowaniem podatku ot
wartosci ziemi, "a zastosowanien
zasady pojedyhczego podatku: ot
roll. Ale staranne przeczytanle j
90 artyku}u przekona1oby kazde
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

go, re tel SiOuth, htolcSo Sat'O'iAllnuu
gal sic specyalnie Herbert Quick
2 komisyi federalnej pozyczek far
merskich j Samuel Gompers - z
Amerykanskiej Federacyi Piracy,
jest nastepna wielka reforma, kto
rel domagac sic beda wszyscy po-
stepowi obywatele "Malo Tub
prawie mic ME uczyniono ola
zmniejszenia przykrosci 2ycia pic
nier66w lub do uchronienia rolni--
k6w cd ~wyzysku przez spekulan--
tow, w}ascicieli ziemi. Tylko ma
la Geese tel ziemi oddano tym,
kt6rzy ia uprawiaja. Prawie try
czwarte sprzedano spekulan--
tom lnb dano korporacyom sta
nom, kt6rc zn6w re swej strony
sprzedawa1y g16wnie spekulan-
tom. Rezultatem tego by}o kosz
towne ME ekonomiczne, wedrow-
ne osiedlanie sic. Narod zostaf wy
a ME rezwiniety. Stwo--
rzono wielkie majatki ziemskie, a
'teraz panuja sztuczne- wysok1e
kt6re rujnuja wielu.
/ Skutki tel nicoglednej kr6tko-
wzrocznej niespo}ecznej polityki
daja sic teraz we znaki. Zaczyna-
my sobie uSswiadamiac, re majat-
Xxi, jake sic robi ma spekulacyl
ziemia - pochodza z kieczeni lu-
|dnosci ubogiej: re nasza palltyka
rolna ME wytwarza demokracyl G.
konomicznej, ale cos w}asnic pre-
ciwnego: re sztuczne ceny nieule~
pszonych grunt6w SO jake KEEPS
kie akcyi korporacyi ME dowo-
dem dobrobytu - ale narzedzlem
do ~zwiekszania wartosci.
Wzrasta coraz bardziej przeko-
mamie, re trzeba cos zrobic, zeby
z1ycie ia: farmie uczynic przyjcm-
niejszem; re trzeba dac biednym
|ludziom wieccj sposobnosci do ku
|pienia fanny, re trzeba wstrzy--
mac sta}y wzrost takich posiadio-
sci ziemskich - ma kt6rych Villas
!ciciel mieszka, oraz zwiekszanie
sic ilosci farm uprawianych przcz
dzierzawc0w. Nar6d potrzebuje
zywnosci, ale ME moe dostac lu-
dzi, kt6rzyby :jej dostarczyli. Ruch
skicrowujc sic do miast i trivia W
dalszym ciagu. Wysokie ceny n.y.
wnosci stoja W bliskim stosunku
"a zmnicjszaniem sic SEAMS ma far
mach.
z zamkniecicm wolnej ziem:
kraj tutejszy wszedl w noWy o.
kres ekonomiczny i spo}eczny
Wolna ziemia dawala droge dc
niezaleznoSci ckonomicznej Dro-
ga ia zostala zamknieta, a nic ni(
wymyslono, CODY zajelo jcj micj.
sce. Zicmia posiadana przez Was
%cicieli prywatnych, wzros}a W: ce
ME i wciaz jcszcze wzrasta.
Przecietnie ziemie uprawna "
Stanach Zjednoczonych sprzcdajt
sic pc Genie prawie try razy tai
wielkiej jak W poczatkach tegt
stulecia. w roku 1900. przecietns
cena wynosi}a SIS "a akier. W r.
ku 1913 Department rolnictwa o
blicza} ja ma $45 "a akier.
Wzrostowi kosztu Ziemi iowa
rzyszy odpowicdni wzrost koszt'
narzedzi i inwcntarza oraz kosz-
tn obrabiania ziemi. "Ameryka]
scy robotnicy rolni zanikaja. v
wielu okregach wystepuje pre-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16


Winona Steam Laundry
TELEF0N 292.
1854 WSCh, Alta ul.
Iciw nim,bo So zbyt niezalezni. VIA
ISciciele ziemi szukaja ludzi z ma
Henri wymaganiami zyciowemi, ale
obeznanych z ciezka praca.> Ma
|niedawno odbytej konferencyi pc
wiedziano tax: "Potrzebujemy
robotnika, kt6ryby by} s}aby W
glowie, ale mocny W kolanach.''A
(takich robotnik6w dostarczaja
kraje azyatyckie i p6}wysepba}-~
kanski. NIGGA to bye dobrzy robo-
)tnicy, ale ME przyczyniaja sic oni
lwcale do politycznej hub spo}ecz--.
ne;j silly narodu. Trzeba natych--
miast przedsiewziac srodki zarad-
czc przeciw dalszcmu wZmaga--
!niu sic takiego stanu. Amerykan~
Iskic zycie ma Wsi mic moze pa
trzec z zaufaniem W p~rzyszlosc i
utrzymywac swej niepodleg1osci,
iezeh ma STAG sic do}cm, do kto-~
rcgo sic wrzuca ludzi, pracuja--
cych bcz ambicyi, bez MAJ mniej-
szych wymagan zyciowych, hub
bez zainteresowania. sic naszemi
|instytucyami politycznemi.
W zbyt wielu z nowszych okre-:
gov rolniczych .Amerycc-jcst
mniej postepu s]po}ccznego niz W
niekt6rych starych krajach euro:
peiskich. Mniej czynimy niz one
azeby umozcbnicludziom, pracowi
lynn i oszczednym, ale ktorzy ME
maja mic opr6cz tych przymiotow
ina spotkac tam; gdzie farmerzy
Ito niezmiernie wazncm. Doswiad-
czcnie ca1ego. swiata wykazuje , re
najlepszc fanny, najwiecej zado--
wolonych ludzi i najbardziej u
stalone stosunki polityczne MOI
Ina spotkac tina, gdzie farmcrzy
lisa w}ascicielami dom0w W kt6-'
lrych mieszkaja i ziemi, kt6ra H.
prawia:ja. CT, kt6rzy zdaja sobi@
sprawe z tcgo, sadza, re Amery'
ka must zarzucic swoja obojet-
}nosc wzg]edem zadan s~po}ecznycf
: ma fannie i chcac zatrzymac MILO
=. dziez ma .farmach musimy posta-
rae sic O takie stosunki ia farmlt
lkt6reby dawa]y i'm szanse ekono
! miczne, umyslowe i %spo1eczne &C
najmnie:j rowne tym, jake napo
|tykamy W miescie.
Podstawa ekonomiczna jest pc
siadanic tel ziemi - planowane
go rozwoju ia farmach. Przypus'
my, lie ME MONA dzierzawienla u
sunac z%upclnic, ale powinno ono
bye uwazanc "a niepozadane i pt
winno bye. uznawane "a STOPPER
tylko do posiadania ma w1asnosc
Tylko ci, co zyja pod swym Was
1nym dachem - zdaja sobie spra-
we z wartosci zycia ma farmach
Najbardziej zadowalniajacy pc
step i najwieksze postepy W roll
|nictwie spotyka sic tam, gdzie pa
|tryotyzm zapusci} swoje korzen1ltt
W ziemi.
w zadnym kierrmku federalny
department rolnictwa j stanowt
kolegia rolnicze ME mog}yby od
dac w~iekszych przys}ug, jak po-
magajac do stworzenia instytucy
kt6reby pomagaly ludziom 0 ogrt
!. niczonych srodkach pienieznyel
nabywac fanny ma w}asnosc. Nj
wystarcza dac farmerowi dobr'
rade i. zapomniec 0 tenn, re rady
tel ME moze zastosowac. Farme-
ra, kt6ry z bieda zdo}a sic WY
Iwice, dobra rada nieraz pobudz.
do gniiewu - widzi w6wczas jesz
cze bardziej swoja niemoc. Dzie1
zawca kt6ry wynaja1 ma rok zie
mic, ME ma przyczyny do zapro-
wadzania plodozmianu Tub utrzy
lmywania urodzajnosci ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
eren bratob6iczei walli.

JtE|1O l
- a ola obywateli, spehia
jacych lojalnie i chetnie swe wo--!
bee panstwa obowiazki, jest zbyt
by mad tenn sic rozsze-
rae. Lecz SO ty~siaczne reese pra
cownik6w, dzierzawc6w i c~zela--
dzi, kt6rych ..byt SLIME zwiazany
z przemys}em rolnym, jest dis
a kt6rych zycie jutro,
bye moe, bedzie ma szwank ma
razone.
w wsr6d Mich znajduja sic licz-
ne rodziny .wysiedlenc6w, kt6re
juz raz przesz}y przcz Gala gehen-
ne przymusowego wygnania. Co
z niemi? I czy tc clementy beZrol
ne i p~rawdziwie demokratycznc
ME maja prawa wymagac obrony
i zastanowienia cd sprawiedliWe--
go prawodawcy?
Czyz dalej ley w %interesie sa-
:mego panstwa W chwili groznej
katastrofy wojenej, by W cza--
sic glodu i rozstroju wszelkich
stosunk6w spo}ecznych przez ME-
rozwazny akt samowoli wniesc
ostateczny. chaos W dziedzine -
skomplikowanych stosunk6w eko-
nomicznych, ma ktorych byt wszel
|kiej ~panstwowosci opierac sic mu
81.
Pozostaja wrcszcie przysz}e sto-
sunki m}odej Ukrainy do wszyst-
kich kulturalnych narod6w wiel--
kiej Europy i do n~ajblizszego So
siada -Wolnej Zjednoczonej Pol
ski.
w intcrcsic postepu i pokojo-~
wcgo rozwoju zyczyc musimy, -
by te stosunki by}y jaknajlcpsze.
by zw1aszcza diva wielkie naro--
dy, zblizone do siebie wsp6lnem
pochodzeniem, zlaczone cd VIE
k6w tyloma nierozerwalncmi wez-
}ami, ustali}y zgodnie swa odra--
d~zajaca sic niezalezno$c W duchu
mi}osci, opartej ma sprawiedliwo~
sci, wzajemnem zrozumieniu
swych potrzcb i wzajemnych H.
!stepstwach. Do tego stwierdzamy
to z zalenm, najnowszy akt Rady
Ukrainskiej sic ME przyczynia.
z tych wszystkich wzgled6w W
imieniu przeszlo milio11a- Polak6w
kt6rych zywotnosc kulturalna
ckonomiczna ponimo p~rzesladowa
mia caratu przetrwa}a i stanowi
dis :jcszcze wazny element porza
dku i znaczny zasob ~tw6rczych sill
kt6rych uwzglednienie ME jest
bcz znaczcnia, ola panstwowoscl
Ukrainskiej, - uroczyscie wobec
calcgo narodu ukrainskiego /
wszystkch kulturalnych narodow
Swiata oswiadczamy, zc prZcciw-
ko gwaltowi, majacemu sic mad
bezbronna a tax oddawna ciemie-
iona ludnoscia polskq dokonac,
protestujemy, zc prawomocnoscl
tego aktu W ustepie, tyczacym sic
naszych krzywd, uznac ME moze-
my, a "a mogace z niego wynik--
nae skutki - odpowiedziamosc
sk}adamy ma jego autor6w.
Polski Komitet Wykonawczy,
Polska Centralia DemokratycZ-
ina.
Stronnictwo Polityki Realnej.
Stronnictwo Narodowo : Demo
kratycznc.
Stronnictwo Piracy Narodowej
tSronnictwo Narodowo : Zacho
wawcze,
Zwiazek R%obotniczy "Jednosc:
Zwiazek Chrzescijansko = De-
mokratyczny ma Rust,
Polski Krajowy Komitet Walk
z anarchia.
Polskie Kollegium U~niwersyte-
ckie.
Macierz Polak W Kijowie,
Centralny Komitet Obywatels-
XII Rejon Kijowski.
Komitet Ratunkowy Lwowski,
Rada Ziemian.
Zwiazek. Oficyalistow rolnych,
Kolo Literatow i Dziennikarzy
polskich W Kijowie.
Polskie Towarzystwo prawnl---
cZe.
Zwiazek Inzynier6w,
Towarzystwo Technik6w polls
kich,
Polskie Stowarzyszenie graficz-
ne "Sp6ina' w Kijowie.
Roaalko..a x1I,,d,, Ro1ooo .
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-05
YANKEE PLIERS
 ARE RECEIVING
 WASHING NOTES
Americans Abroad in Flying Corps Have Become Regular Matinee Idols in the Hearts of the
 Girls Left at Home

PARIS, Jan. 9. - Every mail from the United States carries to the La Fayet.e Escadrille a big sheaf of let tors to the various American youths flying in France. Just as matinee idols, movie stars and champion prize fighters receive numerous notes from unknown feminine admirers, so the American aviators are weekly the re- cipieuts of scores of notes from 1o- men in America.
 Lieut.. Raoul G. Lufbe,1y, formerly of Wallngford, Conn, who has just downed his eleventh German battle plane, naturally gets mole lel:crs than any of the others. But Lieut.. William Thaw of Pittsburgh runs nim a very close second. Steve" Bigelow of Concord, Mass, also is very popular with the gentIer sex on the western side of the Atlantic.
 The younger men in the La Fayette Escadrille whose names are not so we'll known to the newspaper reading public in the United States, receive fewer missives, but the number is mounting. Among them are Doe" Rockwell of Cmcinatti, "Ted' Par sons of Springfield, Mass, and Willis HaviI9nd of Chicago.
 Many of the girls who write to the pilots mclose their photos and ask for an autographed photo in reply.
 The fliers from the United States have introduced the American break fast" to their French copanions The French airmen are satisfied with a couple of rolls and cup of coffee
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1918-01-05
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Mrs. C. H. Hubbard, of the Blue Bell Mine, who has been a guest at the Sexton, returned home on this mornings train.
 The weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow is clearing, high wind, accompanied by squalls and cooler weather.
 George R. Vause, master of trans portation of the Anchorage Division, arrived on the Alameda and is regis tered at the Seward
 Miss Margaret Romig went to the Blue Bell Mine this morning with Mrs. Hubbard for visit.
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 All kinds of delayed Christmas packages arrived on the Alameda last night in the mail and these are now being boxed at the post office.
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 Roy Cntchlow, travelling man, is registered at the Seward He ariv- ed on the Alameda.
 Miss F. Lindley Welch on her way to the Matanuska, is registered at the Seward, having arrived on tho Ala mcda.
 The Christian Scientists will hold The usual services tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
 w. H. James, we'll known fish man of Alaska, came north as far as La touche on the Alameda.
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 B. B. Green, on his way to Tokot- ma, arrived on the Alameda and regis tered at the Seward.
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 w. R. Eubank and wife, of Sitka, old timers in Alaska, arrived in Sew ard on the Alameda and are guests at the Sexton.
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 Steamer Northwestern is the next sailing from Seattle according to the latest information. The Northwest ern is posted to sail north next Tues day forenoon.
 George Sexton entertained the members of the Odd Fellows, follow ing the regular meeting Thursday night at Sexton x Thwaites. Mrs. Fl. D. Martin, wife of the ra- dio station electrician in charge, left on the Alameda for LaTouche on a short visit. Mir. Martin returned to the station this forenoon.
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 Miss Sylvia Wold returned on the Alameda from a visit to Cordoya. Major Frederick Mears will leave Anchorage tomorrow and will arrive here Monday night
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 There were p passengers on the train due here tonight leaving Kern Creek this morning.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Morning text, l. Sam 2O:&. Sunday School meets at 12:1O. Classes for both young ana old: come and nelp strengthen the good work. Evening worship at 7:8O Theme, Moral and Physical Contributions from che World Conflict"
 The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs day afternoon at 2:3O.
 The public is cordially invited to all services of the church.
 J. j. PATTON, Pastor
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before setting out for a hard days work in the clouds, but the Americans demand ham an, fruit, cereals, and maybe pancakes to top off with, IS well as plenty of hot coffee before
 going up to give battle to the 8oches.
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II2LOOO WOMEN IN
 BRITAIN TAKE UP WORK
 USUALLY DONE BY MEN

NEW YORK, Jan. 5. - Since the beginning of the war L42lO00 Eng fish women have taken Up mems work increasing the number cr employed women Co 4,77GOOO. The Labor Ga- r.t-a states about 675,OOO of them are working tn mumron factories.
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LOST-Large Leather Wallet, con taining THREE CERTIFICATES of mining stock and other receipts, val uable oriy to owner Finder please return to THIS OFFICE and receive suitable reward. JIG.
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Mems. Cove and WomenS Moose hide moccasin5. Brown & Hawkins. "Quality First"
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NOTICE

There will be a dance tonight in .h, A. B. Hall.
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A. McIver, b1eh>hd undertaken.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

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