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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

benz tie seeisnete SebanbIung ipiiroe
finben fonuen.
9ie in Der Understanding ers
tpdbnten Sbatiaden ipuroen nift nur
in Der ntistatboliihen lonbern aud in
Der tpeItlihen Yrefe perbreht unS
benz YubIitum in elmer Baiiuns uns
terbreitet. bic Der Babrbeit 9etpalt
untbat. Ser san5e Sau tpurbe 10 binz
geiteut, als banble es iih I'M einen
itrcdIihen Sfanbal. an benz bic Stride
bic Sfulb TRACE. Die tpeItlihe Preiie
Ganaba's fteIte bic Sa6e ibren
2eiern in FOLDER Saiuns Dor, bab
Der freeman" iih s%e5tpuneen lab.
All erfIdren, bic 8eritte unb 9aritels
luuecn ieieu IN ihamloier 8eiic ocr'
orebt iporbeu, sepiien Dornrtbeilen
5u 2iebe. 2as eripdbute Slatt fiigt
betr~ biusu, es babe niht vertpartet,
baB bic sroBeu Seitunsen Der 9omis
Mon Den &atboliteu gang uno gar
serctt perbeu ~ipiirben"; pobl aber
babe eS ansenommen. bab iene gldtter
n~srob5iisi9 senug iein tuiiroen. ii6
iiber h6bIihe 8orurtbeile gu er6ebeu,
uno beibe Seiten Der unsliidieIigen
Inseleeerbeit in eiuer 9eretten uno
Dprurtteilsireien Saiiuns benz @oIte
por3uIeaen."
Ser Freeman" bat iih eetduitt,
unb audi mir fonneu bon unirer tpelt>
liteu Yreiie ni6ts arbereS ertparten,
baben bod aud ameritaniihe 3eituns
gen ben Sail in dbnIiher @eiie bea
banbeIt ipie Die canabiihen. ~Siir uns
muB bic Yarole beiben: Iuf Der Sut
iein se9en Die antitatboIii6e Sese, uno
fein aI3ueroBes 8ertrauen in Die ipelts
Iide Rreiie iesen!-G.sS t. bes S.s8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

mobiIcu ~arsitattet. Sislnng bat man
MIR ciren fleinen Seriud oamtt 9cs
mad)t. bcn arafttpagen fir Die Sdnos
polts 8citellung 81 bcnileen. Iber
idon aus bem greebniB pieies be-
IhrGntten Experiments id)cint berpors
8ugebeu. bab Der Iotpr auh auf
oieiem 8ebiet bas Yiere peroraneen
lpirb. Sm Sabre 1917 b%coienten iid'
sic Soltboteu SIi TIA Houten zines
aroftfabr5eu9es 5ur Iericbung hires
Sicnites. Sic 9~etricbefoiten bieier
Gouten beIiefen lid i'm Sabre auf
$1.382.744. mas 9eseniiber elmer
@eitelung mittelit Su9gies poer ans
beren nit Sieroen ge5pgenen Wasen
elmer griparniB 0 runo 1920, 600
gleihtommt. IuBerSem ton,mt 81
@unIten oes SetriebS Der Yoltroiiten
mittelit arnitfabr5euaen nod Der linz
itano IN Setrntt. bab hieie lid peiter
bon ibrer Balls enffernen !Dnnen ais
Die unoeren, bab Der 8ctrieb bel ibrer
&eripenDuna mitbin cine erpBcre unb
itneuere G~usbehmung crfabren ipiro.
ais es ionir Der Sal fem ipiirbe. Der
Tpriflag be5 @cneral : SuItnteiiterS,
Dem &raitipasenbetrieb aui benz 8es
bicte Der 2unbpoits Seitelluna elm ipcis
tercS SeIb ein3urdumcn. ioIltc barunl
pom aongreiie riidbaltsIos gutses
beiBeu ipcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Urges Relief Work by
Catholics.

Mr.. W. Eibner, the president Of the
union Of German-speaking Catholic so
cieties Of Minnesota, has addressed an
appeal to the officers and members OF
the society in behalf Of relief work.
We quote In part.
War time brings new labors, new
problems, and sacrifices. There Is no
ground, therefore. why we In this or
any other time, should not enlist the
help Of our society. One Of the princi-
pal resolutions adopted at the annual
convention voices our fidelity and ODE
dience to spiritual and civil superiors.
The war is responsible for wounded
and cripples. widows and orphans and
needy of every description. Our so
cieties dare not hold back from giving
relief where needed. Generous assist
ance to the American Red Cross will
gain us much sympathy. To provide
for our Catholic soldiers, should be
our earnest and jealous endeavor.
Every society should organize to gather
funds for this purpose"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Cardinals Message Favorably
Received.

Washington. d. c., Jan. 4. = On
Christmas Day Cardinal Gibbons, in
response to an inquiry as to what he
believed to be the most essential thing
to win the war, replied as follows:
Il believe that the best way to end
the war early in the coming year is
for the Central Powers to make a def
mite proposition and one that will EN-
brace all their aims and demands.
ION the part Of the United States,
I believe that the best governmental
action would be for the officials to put
themselves in a receptive mood for the
generous consideration of any peace
offer that might come.
Il think all Americans should put
themselves in a position to sympa-
thetically receive and consider any Of
fer embodying fundamental conces-
sions that would commend themselves
TO the Allies and to ponder over these
propositions in a dispassionate and
broad-minded way"
The interview was quite freely and
extensively discussed by the senators
and representatives at the capitol as
soon as 1t was made public. 1t was
also sensibly discussed. Only a few
Congressman still want to crush Ger
many outright. The pendulum has
swung about as far as it will go, and
it will swing back. Cardinal Gibbons
words have left a deep impression at
the capitol.-E. l.. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

- rs Sdnbel5zV Bureau III Walbs
Az ineton bat cine @rtldrung err
~ lalieu. baB innerbalb oes per>
~ bdltnibmdBig fur5en 3eits
raumcS Dor orei Sabren unler Snno
Ieine Iniliniarben : SnbuItrie bers
artig enttpidelt bat, baB es nidt mn
einbeimiihen Scbarf oeder. ionpern
ioaar nod crportiercn lam. Ser @g>
port bon Initinfarben bat III bieiem
Sabre bereits cine Sobe bon 4.693.s
756 Collars erreidi; hu5 III ooppelt
10 piel. als por benz Sabre 1914 bier
iiberbaupt berseiteIt ipuroe. Su ben
eriten orei Tonaten oieIeS Sabres limb
bereits Sarben i'm @ertbe bon nabe5u
3ipei Wiaionen Spuars al 81 aus
ipGrti9e gambler erportiert iuoroen.
Gs ipiro MN nlcroings bon tad'
mdnuiSfer Scitc, ipc5ieu bon 8ertres
tern Der 8oqensS nouitrie %bebauptet.
oaB baS ameritauilhe Yroeutt be5iiga
lid Der Gualitdt bintcr bGu oentl6en
Sarbcn. bic bis Dor brei Sabren ben
3cltmarft poaitGubig beberridt bas
Sen. nod 3uriiditebe. S~eionoerS Die
eminent feincu S6attierungen fons
men bier nod nid]t bergciteat ipcroen,
oa Tie gum Sbcil @ebeimniiie Der oeuts
iden Sarbrpcrtc iino. gs lam inbeis
fen, mad ben Sortihritten, Die infer
2anb aut bieiem 8ebiete eemadt bat.
AZ ihlieBcn, nur cine Sra9e flir5er
3eit icin. bis and III bieler 8e5iebun9
GiIeihipcrtbi8es seIeiitet lpereen lam.
Nan oenfe mn an Die eriten Ters
Ilde. Die Dor etpa 5lpei Sabren NIT
.e6ten" Sarben in oieiem Sanbe ses
nladt purben. Der Seriuh. unier
Yapierselo NIT bieieu Sarben 81
brudeu. mar ein idmmerlihes SiaSfo.
.ba Die Sarben nidlt bielten. ionSern
abiGrbten. Seute 1T man bereits bas
bin %eelan9t. poqi9 bauerbafte Sarben
ber5uiteleu. unb 5ipar in ben perihies
peniteu Shattierun8en, tpenn audi
pielleibt nod niht III Der HeihbaItigs
felt Der beutiheu Yrobufte.
Su foumer5ieller Siuiidt lit oieie
neue amerifauiihe Snbuitrie bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
gur elmer Operation be,uabrt 8

bic aer5te ertIdrten. baB ih mid, i'm
Spipital elmer Operation u%nter5ieben
miiiie". itreibt Srau Rutbilbe 8lein
bon 8rouau. Cast, ~%iueinten Die Sim
Der unb ih Gag uuo Naht. Sie Nahz
barn fanleu, nm ms gu troIter uno
an ermutbiseu. uno elmer p%erielben er<
3dbIte mir iiber Sorni's 4lpcntrduter.
8ir ianbten Ipfort bafiir 3u Dem 2ofals
Igenten. Sd babe i'm 8an5en unses
fGbr stpolf SIaifen oes 5eilmittels
gebraudt. uno befiuoe Mid icst bel
gutter @eiunobeit; ib babe IA Rfuno
5ueenommeu. Sd m0hte Seoem
ratben. bieie Ieoi5in i'm Sauie gu
balten; lie bilft immer,"
Sit es niht cine pernilnftige S6luSs
f~oIseruus, bab cine Wcbi5in, Die cine
10 9riinSIite Seiltpirfuns beiiet, etn5ia
in i6rer art iein mug? Sit es nidt
tpertb, bamit eincn 0eriu6 au MAIDEN.
penn Niles triib uno boiiuineslos
ausIiebt? Sorni's Ilpentrduter lit
niht in apotbefeu 5u babeu. @egen
nGberer austunft ipenbe man iih an:
Or. Better Sabruep & Cons 60. 2501
III @aibiuston Souleparp, Chicago,
Sainois.-In5eige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Iouen in Den nGGiteu 5ipei Nonaten
auf9ebradt tperbeu. Sn Der Sieun9
ipurbeu bon BEN 9elesaten an S15's
600 6uiammensebraht. Ran iptrS
einen Nufruf fir 42,366 Sreiipiai8e
crIailen. Die nab Salditina seben urlo
Die 9eiiebeluns borbereiten IoIen.
Serner beidIob man,, cine aommiiiion
ms 9ebcn su rufen. tpelde cine Coz
operative 8ssierunesfurm ausarbeiter
uuo pe%rbinoert, baB iiG 2anOsS petuz
lanteu Der 9eipesuns bemahtisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Siibiihe gefesluns Yalditina's
beihluHen.

Gbicaso, Su.-auf Dem 21.
Sabrestonpent Der 3ipniitens Gerbdnbe
neS IitteIipeitens. ipelter bier tast,
iino beitimmte Sldnc fir cine Seiies
belung Valditina's ieitens Der Ssraes
Iiten in @ori6lag eebradt poroeu. uub
es purbe elm aomitc ernannt. tpeldes
cine &ommiiIion ans lcitenoen Ssraes
Iitcn Der Welt a~userlpdbleu fol-. bic
iid mad Salditind be9eben uno fir
SO. 100000 Die @runoIagen fir cine
iiibiite &olouie ihafien iolen. Cine
Niuiou Collars bon bieiem Sonss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Jan. Mem.
bers of the Knights of Columbus in
Iowa will exceed their allotment of
100000 for the X. Of G. war camp
fund by at least 500, 600, according to
word which was received here today
from j. III. Devaney of Cascade, state
deputy. Mr.. Devaney said the fund is
now about $190,O0O and he feels con.
ident when the returns are compiled
the sum total will be 100000 over the
amount which the supreme council at
New Haven assigned to Iowa. The
Sioux City district will urn in about
$4,000 and In most of the places
where funds were solicited none but
Catholics were asked to contribute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
@brenltite far Srimeetlp.
Announcements Seripredeu fir aussaben Der psbe Gatbolit
Sribune" orei Wtal bic ISOLDE 81 $500 pro Sabr.

J. 3. aiGtpts, Sslpa.
Ssbn starSl, Sppa:
). y. Suiimanu, Scpa.
!. g. ennier, Soma.
Better 9bltnser, Soma.
o. 9. Riemanu, Sswa.
Senrp 3embefn,. Soipa.
Snea Jtlser, sas.r afuta.
Grau emma aoepier, Ctatoma.
y. ebeebp, er, 3eua.
Scmdb unierem Prcb.s ntiuideIunss.BI Blame
i IaSss ' inr 1 S,s aaaTaa gaisoias RI er srss:
|ta9ttefett Geftebt. Benn mir eJae &c.
~nieense 3abI lintertbriften e~rbalicn.. roiro es
s sra,,E(iss l,d SsrttS istf; ~ ltssneu H. IT, UNI ,se sss
naditsa earitt aui BEN @sss sam iatSe.
litisu TasebIatte gu ibuu. 9aber 1T Die
S5rsnIiits sos ssionosrern Sntsrers; nts.
ltfhes Heicpnblifum. unfer 2lerhs, Die gelt'
stoien uno bic .eaienpelt, cine .tutboIiite
1gs9ssset,tsn Isga pSssesri nHS lDts S,eI sr Ser sH,t IinS
praittfder SnIie NTH N gttarbett gu
Ietiten fhr BEN n d6ten s6ritt auf benz
g9eae, 81 tdeIt6en suseaben, Mds
rletnft 3u, Iteber eefer3 8aS TT 2etne
st. Smitb, gri.-2b e%rienue bic W.att
Der prehe nno fpetb mas Sieielbs iar pie ger.
staaten eetbau bat. 1pffertIi1 tuereen mir
a aS$1fss Sas ssnn am otsls s. Set .ls Snl "a''"ss'''
Orient Sotua.-9ier lino, eintqs Can't.
Item, pelte 10 p~eriuten iperbe. ais sIbon'
reSten anf r1be Catholic 3rtbune. gu. se'
grant Srittsn.
Rofeue, Spipa.-6spiB poaen mir auf
~1ripeefIn" cbonnteren. gsoute ~1be Gatb.
-abam ~. steifes.
sterIin& Observation-Disclosures. gra'
Der Rte. perbe 10 auf ysripeeil9" abo1nisrer.
stsbsr ipdre mir isooS s59e SaiIo GGtbeIie
berfelbeu anftt pdren. fame ia lbsrbaupt
feline 1isfuiiipn 5uitanoe.-Srani @stbei.
9eusiL. sast, Canada -9ofisntIit er'
J. 8. 9pttlob.
,.sreoa. 9otva-.9be GaiboIif, TRIBUNE.
IT tnlmer toiLiomnen. 2Sann forutt oaS
0tubfor q. Saf.-S6 pobue bier auf
Der Gratrte, etfpa neun Wteileu bon Der Stuot
e%ntferut uno eebe of bier oral bic 8o4e 5ur
SeIbfoerttdnolib weroe id anI rarilpeeiIg-
abounieren, obitcn MIR ABE 3aiIp Catholic
Tribune" lieber tudre.-aionHas Std'ps.
mad benz laae an benz Abe Satbolic Fri.
hune" sum SaGebIatt ptro.- 5rau 8ertrnoe
S~eHriges.
m. s:sq,Btss %s ant .4riyssifs! "''g so sssHHs;
ldbt rlripecilD" ni6t ulebr lang auf ftb
mGrteu. Steielbe rptro uniaebar cieL Suites
ittften-Hep. ". .. Mpnnin, =. SS. 9.
WfIeor. sast.. ganaoa.-oe serfiSere
Sbueu. bdb to f~reueieen Ser5ens dut Il 4
peefIo- abonuieren tueroe. Cbiton i'd
ierne bon Soma ppbre. iperee tb ebenInus Gri
| ous Iaseblatt abpnnieren.-3teu. n. Senptt.
Iroo. Sl-S6 bin iibsr6cuat oapon, oaB
Sbre Sniptraitpu. beionoers in Saten Der
| iatboliiteu Rreiie, bonn Batter ees ethteS"
! iouIult uno bab Der quite Dirt" Sbr SorbiIo
II. Gle. pie Der ebrenueribe Serr sIribur
YreuB, limb ebelberbte NIB iineiaennipie
eenne, nm ben llnoanf oer g8eIt 81. ertragen.
Spdter ieoo1 fpiro SbneU aleeutetre aner'
fernu1o sutbeil perben. ipegen benz eroBen
gacrte. oab. ste s~eIeiitet baben.-8sp. @m'
u. 9afeapftr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

gis sum 3. Sanuar finb TIA abonne,
fHenisocrlpre6eu anf yIee eaibolte Tribune
JSobs sabsn isrneT SoIssnSs iia Ss'
S6renlifte anseitloiien:
S %,s.,, gsr. f., D; ss u
4. 8. ToIaI. wsinmefsta.
grant :. Ssner, Sbaso.
$snr9 y. Rabsr, MtseonNH.
U. O.. ehtrter, DltHsurt.
Ssas ser.ras. niasH. w.sras,s.
Scr. :. .. edwarn, aamfas.
b. ~ G' siamss a' SSstSsart.
Ghas. g. SensseIer, 3babs.
3. 3. SsmIta, Ss,sa,
Ssps. n. 6sssriN, Datundsta.
MeS. y. Tsbbertsin, !Spwa.
gran eauis 3esis., Hanmtus.
Yet,r Wlifolopd, Rsbrasia.
atdsro 3sslep, Webrssfa.
Searp 8. efuaiean, Mtsteniin.
araa yanl y. saasr. SGtnsis'
@m. sneSsn, Sebrasfa.
Wtiie etaebeg, Soma:
3ShH y. ums, Satnsts.
Gmamu.l gsd.r. aanias.
auprr 4 e1aftr, Ssma.
Brauf ssrt1ener. Spwa.
". 3. edafsr, Soma.
Nntbunr 9homa, Supd.
!. u. futter, Coma.
&ss. sss. v. Gsiaisr, @tseonan.
0sp. Wttdaei steiues, Teip gerf.
Yeter Y. ADAMS, Solpa.
@sp. u. 9. 0'onnin, 6. ee. G., paiNSuri.
!. Is. Suber, CANADA.
Antboup 5uSrpw, aantas.
Sps. Clberbtus, QaufaS.
Subu Steuer, gao.Safpta.
Sos. Tsrpinsbans, @tmnetota.
u. !. 3abrsa, eab.Eatota.
6. 4. SseIp, Oregon.
etspt Sselttng, Nebraska.
gran MSbis sttpman, Nsbrasfa.
. Srau Geo. Sueler, Ystfpnrt.
Srau hilbert esiftr, sebrasia.
SsrmsMS y, Ssssi' WstNont.;
Antpn 2ennemunn, Nebrasfa.
3. VI. EeterfDn, Wtputana.
Nntun 4. Ssiliams, yStscuniin.
8eu. g.. auprp, sore.Satota.
ID. 4. Tuual, ssprb.fafpta.
yeter ". SenriH, Soma.
Ssan q. C'xsta, Sswa.
Ssnrp D,sper, Wtinneipta.
Sue u. Tofel, E1to.
Z. Z. TtNel, California.
Sultus Riemann, aanias.
q. Cameron, Snbtana.
e. I. Seuerborn, &antns.
Hlopiius Gtdoe, Horo.r atpta.
y. /. shlnmpberstr, Wiiuueiota.
Ysnrp Steels, eab.fafuta.
Jpiepn RDetpe, cab afsta.
6iep. Gtas. gtruis, eao.Iafpta.
Senrn Ssbr, Soma.
3. J. WIeyielo, Soma.
5rsb 6faiier, aanfas.
Sen Sooenteiner, 3stua.
6. q. fprrr. Datnnefpta.
gus. Z. Vrabner, Soma.
/. Is. eitmer. aanfas.
Bhintp Z. Witner, Wasutana.
&es. Or. u. sfemeI, 3olpa.
2. 8. @ottpb, CANADA.
=, Sranf @eibsI, Colorado.
y Abam ". sttiies, Soma.
Seurp edisrth, Ssabr.
Jubn g. Vaancr, Sniuets.
Better @asner, Sho.E afpta.
9bep. Nttttr, Sho.Tafuta.
Nm. coils, Sppa.
9awrsnee Bed, Ntscsnfu.
Soc q. gfults, Sstpa.
Sobn ehulte, Sr, Sppa.
tranf yrttttu, Soma.
Il. o. clean, Mrtanias.
Ssbn Hartih, HrbraSfa.
Sss' s sss,s, 2 I:Iss;
Spbn Sasan, Rers.Easota.
Jrau Z. Is. Ne9ielts. Sanaba.
!. y. 1ptn, 3sre.H a.uta.
). 8. 1Hossupprt @tsruntn.
Spes. y. 0ot9eui, 5pwa.
u. ~. ge6, Spwa.
Srau Gath. Nptbem, 9sna.
Or. u. g. Som6ah, Soma.
Vster Z. CONAN, Soma.
Il. q. Wetnfrt, Soma.
Y. y. Conan, Soma.
3. u. Sentges,- Seua.
&. Q. Suman, Supa.
Soc Sampert, Soma.
SSeliE Sretuer, Suiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
&atAoliide @ereine

Spnteu ihren Reiplntienen, autrufen
far Vsriammlnnsen unb asnuenttSneni,
piftSisItn Verhanolnnsen, 'Anfnnet'
sunsen bon iinttrnaltnusen MIN, etntn
ardRereu uub nittperen GtufluA Ndpern,
tnerul nc eas fatHplidae Bill sntn ete
spalten bteisr' Settnng oarant dut'
merfiam MAIDEN. Sn eineut npnit.
ueaeu getras Tam trsenb etu fatbs'
liner gsrsin ottie epaItsn far pbise
Suede bennEtu.
gamtIien. ~ u anbtaunstn, TsosS-an.
geiaen, misunderstanding 5aufasnn.
asn afw. tueroen ebcufaGs su benz
ielben Breiie perbffeutltnt.
Tte fatppltine N9eitana u has
Ipstfme Ergau fRr ptt~tthttlungen
ieitsns fathsiihsr Seretue nns
Samtiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
YOU MAY USE THIS FORMULA.

l3l-.
| The Catholic Tribune, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen: l herewith promise to
subscribe to ~triweekly editions Of The
| Catholic Tribune at $500 per annum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

IS Sdnoelss Bureau in 8aibs
in9tou bat cine @rtldrung ers
laiieu, baB innerbalb oes per>
hdltuiSmdSia fur3en 3eits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

SebuIia, Mc.-GinIiesenS mein gthorre'
meutsoerfpreten aut rlrtweefIp". So'fent!it
ldbt ~aripeeilpr" Mot nlebr lana Gut, lt4
mGrten. Steielbe ptro i~niaebar piel 5utes
| ittften.-Nsn. u. 9. Wonnin, s. HH. 9.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
MAY
 FORFEIT HIS
 CITIZENSHIP

Alaskans will not permit any man to state that he desires to see the President of the United States hung, or that he would not support his country in time of need, without suffering for his sentiments. Con- rad Mauritz Olsen Einnes tried t, according to the complaint, and is now in a jail, with a suit filed ags nst him by the United States goyernment to cancel his citizenship cert: ficate.
 The defendant is, or WAS, & fish erman at Ketchikan, and 1t was in thia district that he is reported to have made the statements quoted above. In the suit to cancel the defendants certificate, the govern ment alleges fraud on the part Of the defendant, stating that he was not sincere in his oath of allegiance and that papers were merely se- cured by the defendant that he might secure a license to operate boat in Alaskan waters.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
NO DRUNKS UNDER
 BONE DRY LAW

The bone-dry law in this territory has cut down drunkenness if not drinking in Ketchikan. The records of the municipal magistrate show this unmiStakably.
 In December, the last month of the "wet" year, the police of Ketchi kan made 2S arrests for drurEpen- ness and disorderliness. In Janu- dry 1918, the first month Of the e-dCy law, the arrests for drunks fell off to 4, all made on January first, the last of the New Years eve joymakers.
 The Few years is starting with a clean record, and the coming montfr will show what the bone-dry law ts doing for Ketchikan. Last year there were 324 arrests for drunken ness. as follows: January 1917. l arrest; February IS: March 13; April 1: May IS: June 29; July 34; August 52; September 5S; Oc- tobar 47; November 30; and De- cember 2S.-Ketchikan Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
SEATTLE SHORT OF TEACHERS

Good times and more remuuera. tive employment has forced 8 short age ir school marms in Seattle, in common with the rest of the coun- try, says the Seattle P.-I. Supt. Frank B. Cooper reported to a meeting of the board that in struCtors are hard to get. Several vacancies during the last few months. he said, he had been ob- liged to fill by temporary ap- pointments from the present teach ing force.
 Al Mondays meeting he submit ted the resignation of eight teach CTS. five of whom, he said, were leaving because of more advantag- eous offers in business and three to be married. The latter three are Miss Grace F. Cox. of the University Heights school; Miss Aabel A. Joyce. of he Lincoln high cshool, and Miss Florence G. Merritt, of the B. F. Day sCGool The five who have ac- cepted business offers include Miss Marie Carriher. of the B. F. Day school; Harry Cook, of the Frank lin ht2N schol: c. B. Maynard and ". IT. Hays, of the Broadway high school and John ". Tobin, of the Queen Anne high school. - Seattle P-I
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
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 They brought benefit.
 Tine has strengthened the evil dence.
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 L. Bauer, 203 S. Delmas Ave, ?au Jose, Calf, says: T was talk GU with terrible pain in my back. If stopped, lifted or made g misstep. darting pains shot thru nv kidneys causing the worst kind of suffering. l got g box of Doau's Kidney Pills, being told they were the best medicine to be had for pains in the back and oth- or kidney trouble. They removed the pain and distress and have never had a return of the con- plaDt." Statement given October 23. 1912.)
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 ca May 22, 1916 Mir. Bauer said: My cure has proven to be a per- mancnt one. l never stop praising DOan's Kidney Pills"
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The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
FOOD WINS THE WAR 1 DON'T WASTE IT :
THE GOOD OLD |. $. A."
George PatJulIo, in the Saturday
 Evening Post.

George Patyullo, in the Saturday
 Evening Post.
 Europe, wouldn't give half an acre If American soil for all I've seen-not f l had to live over here. It isn't that the European countries aren't beautiful. for they are-per- haps lcyelisr than our more rugged land can eyer hope to be. and they have everything to make exist euce easy and comfortable. But the life is belitt,ing. and that's the truth. What the causes back of it may be I don't kuow-probably it's iheir social system; anyhow, Euro peanS areU't so broad gauged as AmericaLs. Of course, the aver age EIrOpean would hOot at that. He considers an American an un- couth barbarian, because the Am ericau happens to have customs that differ from his own; but hes vel come to his delusion.
 Tha European thinks and acts by rule rF thumb He is suspicious Of his UeighbOrs and hates other na- tionalit.es. Now, with all our faults. as d people. We don't hate anybody. We haven't time. Any way. what's the use? Besides, why should We? A man hates for two reasons-envy and fear. We ar-nt afraid of anybody so you could notice it. and we don't have To envy any nation.
 My own theory about the differ ence be'ween the European and Am erican viewpoint is that ours is a land oc hope. Over here there isn't much ahead for the average man, his opportunities arc so limited. and thaf makes him spiteful But in the United States any live wire with brains can get a strangle hold on the whole round earth if he is man enough to go after it. so he has small time for envy of other peoples, and such litleness.
 In Europe they are long past the noon of achievement and We well, we're facing the dawn.
 Our reOple will be tremendously changed, though, at the end of this business. Mixing with all kinds ol nationalities. the boys are broadening a lot. They'll have new i'eas Q: geography and the other peoples of the earth, and they will junk a lot of the shtbbOleths of the past.
 And America will have to be mighty careful about immigration. About 50 per cent of the young folks you talk to over here say they're going to the United States when Ire war is over. Unless their own governments prohibit emigra- ton, we'll have to put up the bars or be fairly swamped. They think we're the luckiest people alive. For B long " While the average French kid was persuaded that all American soldiers marched il motor cars.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02

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The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-02
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

ny local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Ia only one way to cure catarrhal deafness. and. that Is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness ls caused by an in named condition of the mucous lining Of the EusIachiau Tube WI.ru this tube Ia intlamed you have rumblinE sound or i'm perfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result. Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of deafness are caused by Catarrh. which is an unframed condition of the mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir culars free. All Druggists, 75c.
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