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The Washington times., 1919-02-21
ny LOWELL MELLETT,

Copyright. 1910. by the United Press.
BREST, Feb. 21.-The mothers of
America, who are waiting for their
boys to come home. may rest assured
that Brest is not a pest hole"
Brest' was selected as the chief
port for the arrival of American
troops in France primarily because
it is the closest to the United StateT
and the dangers of submarines and
mines were lessened in CONSEQUENCE.
It's strategic and geographical ad-
vantages outweighed its climatic
drawback. The rain seems to fall
everlastingly in Brest. The soft
ground is usually a morass Of mud.
But when rain and mud are mention
ed the worst is told.
"A trainload of soldiers, arriving
at Camp Pontanezen from the city,
find Red Cross nurses waiting on the
platform to serve them with hot choco-
late before the hike to their billets.
II 1t is In the day time. If it is at
night, the soldiers are given a big
supper at a kitchen capable of feed
ing 1000. When they arrive at the
camp proper they are billeted either
in tents or barracks.
Tents Are -~HOmeHke.7
These tents are flOored. have stoves
and are equipped with hunks secure
ly fastened in the side walls. They
hold six men, each receiving more
air space than the regulations pro-
vide. When given their choice, many
newcomers prefer the tents to the
barracks. The. same is true Of a
part of the permanent garrison. There
is no question of their warmth. The
correspondent visited several on one
Of the coldest nights Brest has .ex-
perienced this winter.
This describes the conditions the
average trainload of soldiers finds,
but occasionally the failure Of trans
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
Relief comes INSTANTLY

A dose taken every two hours
until three doses are taken will end
grippe misery and break I'D a
severe cold either in the head, chest.
body or limbs.
It promptly opens cIogged-up
nostriIs and air passages in the
head, stops nasty discharge or nose
running, relieves sick headache,
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
REMOVES CORN
OR MONEY BACK
Tiny Wafer-Thin AS Paper
Newest, Best Yet Corn
Remedy. Guaranteed.
o'JoY CORN WATERS

Throw away those bulky doughaut
pads and burning acids. Stick. an
O'Joy Corn Wafer, thin as paper, on
the corn CT callOus. Out comes pain
and corn or money back. Just slip
shoes on. No pad or welt to add pres
sure to your shoe. Simply place wafer
on the spot and forget il. O'Joys
come in envelopes. Six waters for IOc
Money back II a wafer ever fails. The
newest yet The favOrites Of Broad
Ivay. Stop by and get a half dozen
waters for q dime tonight al. any one
oF the FIVE Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
sENTENCEn FoR RIoTING.

WINSTON-SALEAI,N N. C., Feb. 21.-
Fifteen men have been found guilty
in Surry supreme court here of riot
ing in connection with the attempt
OF November II, last, to break into
the city Jail and do bodily harm TO
Russell High, a negro prisoner. They
were sentenced last night by the court
to terms Of fourteen months to six
years on the county roads
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
HER HEARD PUZZLEs.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-'Yes. sir-I
mean, no mann. Show this lady to
his room" Hotel clerks greeting to
bearded lady here as members Of the
shoWmen's league.
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
HEARING ON STOCK SALES.

The Federal Trade Commission to-
day heard arguments on it's powers
70 prevent misrePresentation and un'
fair practices in the sale of stocks and
speculative securities.
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
no aFIREo UNTIDY sTUDENTs.

Ada, Ohio, Feb. 21.-ohio Northern
students who hereafter appear with
unpoliE&-d shoes or "raiment other
wise UAn immaculate" will be
fired" This ultimatum from Presi-
dent Albert E. Smith.
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
GERMANS TO RETURN
INDUSTRIAL MATERIAL

BASLE, Feb. 21.-The German a.
sembly has decided that Industrial
material taken from France and Be-
gium must be returned, according 10
a dispatch from Weimar TODAY.
The Washington times., 1919-02-21

We must keep our army equIppe ]
and Fendy TO enforce peace terms.
Continue to lend Uncle Sam your
mOney-buy w. $. s. constantly,
The Washington times., 1919-02-21
ADVERTISEMENT
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or cold, threatening throat or lung
affections, with Eckman's Alternative,
the tonic and upbuilder Of 20 years
successful use. soc and S1.5O bottles
from Peoples Drug Stores and other
leading druggists
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

-6rau 2ouiia Yoei6el febrtc g,
itcrn 5uriid bon eincm geili6 bel Scl
manbte in Sloriiiant uno ct. 2orlis
; -Srnu 5re0 u. 0oepfe, bon 81
oi~onapolis, &no., lit bier ST. IGngcrcr
@ciltd bel iIrcr SdmcItcr, 6ram Sri,
Gang.
-Stto Enlllsmcpcr uno Satin
non Gbalnois, marcn lebtcn Monta(
bier ais @dite Scr Semitic W. Is
Sc~llcniductter.
-Sobn S. Wuellcr , bon 9rafc
fam lcbtcn Wittfpo6 bierber I'M eli
Morpell Iuto ab3ubolen, Dos el
ourd Die bieiigcn Igenten, Gbriit
Gbcrlin & Son. bciteIlt batte.
-5rls. Coma ilnb 2i5a Muiid rel
item an Samstag nod ct. 2ouis. boz
no aus Gritere lid nah Cape 8irar
beau, DO. bcgab I'M in Der oortigcr
Normali6ule ibre St,lbicn micoel
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Ger Wiiiouri lit bicie @odc mic
scr nm nlebrcre Coll gcitiegen. &c,
@aiicritanb I'M @asconabe lit 5lli
3cit cin icbr nieoerer, 70 bab bit
@ootc MIR nit aroBcn Sdpicrigfcis
ten Die 6abrtcn olti bieiem 5luiie I'M.
tcrncbmcn fonncn.
DDS Gel CUR Ginialblng unicrcr
Strubcn lit cnolid eingetroffcn unb
maren Die itGotiidcn Nrbeitcr oicic
@ohe fleibig oaroil. Der Stubplage
bllrh cine libcrnle Selbede Mbbiilfc
81 ihaffen. CUR Srcuoe Der Sults.
iruren rno ser @cihGftslcute.
Capt. So. Sedrnann bat an
Wontua, Gitl. BON Ser G%iicnbnbn.
brildc, nit DEM @au ieines nclcll
groBcn 0ampfbcotcs %be9onnell. Gus
Boot miro nuh icincr So%llcnbung
rcgclmGbi9c 5abrtcn 5miidcn ct.
nnb Sciicrion Gitp MAIDEN.
-3immcrlclltc iino 3. 3. an ser
Gin Glllbbaus fir Den Scr
mann Outing Stub bel Wtt. Sterling
,l bollcll. Gus inl @un9alon StDlc
gcplontc @ebGlloc miro ollf elmer Der
lh0ncn NnhGbcn nnl @osconooe I'm,
lucit Scr Stcllc no chit bns @lpt.
bats ltono, Dus bcnl Gountp ais
Spurtbulls biciltc. crhallt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

-Soi. Gngelbrcft llnb Sobn
Soicpb ST., bon Hoiebuo, M. 9, iuas
rcn lcttcn Mtunta9 il! @cihditcn bier.
gET 9cadtet bas Datum auf benz
IbreB5ettel bes 8~oIfsblattes un6 er.
nelert bas announcement iobalb als
nie basielbe abgelaufen lit. @enn
Sic bas Solfsblatt nidt erbaIten.
Damn 1T bobIt mabrideinIid Der
@runo oafiir, baB Sbr announcement
scr %grncucrung beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

-Gbriit. Bopc mnb Sobn, BOZ,
Worriion, purcr ON 5reitog bcii,d)S.
iDciie bier.
Mig. Iliioer8cioc lrn0 ySrl.
Sradlt. bon lbiro Greet Soipnibip
lparen an .@ontag bier in @eih1iten.
-Nm 26. Rai beginnt Der rcacI-
mIBigc Wui Scrmin bcs HudluB.
gerihtcs.
-Iug. Scllcnid,uettcr. bon 0crn.
beiucr, Wo. beiuub lid lcttc @odc
neblt 6umilic bier nllf Wciuh bel ici.
neIu 0rllocr, ". 6. Sclleni6lcttcr.
-2oltis @ittc mo Scllrp @ittc.
DDrt Smcnspillc, n. :. bcfonocn iid
nnr lcBtcn SuntStdd bier IN @cldlGits-
angelcgcnbcitcn
-ScnrD SdJpccr mo 6onlilic,
bon Ornfc, mo hilbert HctbcmcDcr,
bon Charlotte, morcn am Wpntug al
erllenl @cih1ftsbeluhe IN unlcrcr
Stubt.
-6ront &. Hccicmom rnN 5alni
lie b~cfinocn iid lett mcbrcrcn Sogcn
bier olri Ycilld, bel Den Gltrrn Der
5ruu HcCicmIom, Nrlrulb WlciIc ,nb
Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Apr
"a, 1919, as required by the Act o
October 6, 1917.
-0clmar Saienrittcr rciitc letter
Oicnstag na6 Columbia, $40, IN
icinc Stllbicn als Gipil gngcnicnr II
Der bortigcn Staats ltniDcriit1t mic
Der ailf5unebmcl, bie burd feline Gin
b%crufung in Sen &ricgsbicnIt inter.
brpfcn morben maren.
-Inbp MunDmillcr unb @attir
bon &irfiuooo bcfinben lid ieit n1cb.
rercn Sagcn bel Scrmanbten al,f Grr
Sill unb Sirit Greet gum gciud)
Scrr W1lnbmillcr oicnte bis gum Is.
Npril in Der arnlcc, all meldem Gage
or %ebrenpoll aus Dem 0icnit entluiicll
mllrbe. Gr miro in &irfmoob ipicocr
ais Vauihrcincr lcinc SbGtigfcit nllf.
mcbnlcn.
-Scrgcnnt Geo. -. @ubc, Snhll
Ger @ittnc Iug. @aoc, bon @crnrr,
uno Witglico Der Sirnln @aOe @rns,
@Gn0lcr in Giicnpourcll, in Berger,
lit uIll lcttcn SamstuQ, nafocul or
20 Monate in &ricQsoicnlt lt1llN,
bon mel6cr cr 10 Molntc in Sronf.
reid 5nbradtc, iuicocr in icillc &ei-
lnatb 5uriifgcfcbrt.
81. Snrrp. &rocttlp, TrGiiocnt
ser biciigcn 2ogc Der GoQlcs llno
Sobn unicrcs bcfunntcn Mitbilrgcrs,
Geo. &racttlp mo @uttin. lit lcttc
@pd)c wicocr IN sic &cimntb Sllrild
gcfcbrt nud,ocm CT ~ @Onutc in Scr
glrnlcc,, unb 5lpnr 10 Monntc bouon
I'M &~ricgsoicnit in Trantrcih, Qcoicnt
bate.
-Iic Stu0cntcn Der &nd,idltlc
eincn .Sohihul economy @or
Supings Club" gcgriinoct. Sic Mit
alicocr bcsiclbcn pcrpfli6tcn iih ic0c
@nd,c nid)t mcni9cr ais % Gents SIT
uno oicicn @etrog IN &ur
Stonps un5lllcgcn. glrtbur
4pprill muroc als YrGliocnt unO
2llppolo ais ScfrctGrin 0rS
&ercins crmGblt.
eugene Noiie crbiclt ocitcrn
oltrd) bic SalDation 9lrrnp sic frclr-
oigc Nadridt oab iein Sobn Grco,
Der in ,6rnnfrcid,, I'M militGriidcn
Oicnit ltano. in T~bilooclpbio ongc.
lit, nnb noh Camp Cir, q. :.
9eionot lpltroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

SRI. Marp s.. Sholten, bon ct
9ouis. crfrciite wGbrcnb Der Scicr
tuae ibrc Glctcrn, Sbep. S6olten Uni
@nttin blird ibren 9cilid.
Sri. Sclmn Sanuicr, lpelhe lGn
aerc 3eit bel ibrer Sante, Srau Scrm
@ucntbcr, in Cairo, SH., pernciltl
lit lette ISOLDE mieocr 81 Den Gltern
). 6. 9onuicr unb Satin 5llriifgc'
febrt.
-@m. Witte unb Sobn @ml.
gSittc ST.. bon Charlotte, iparen an
lcstcn Wontag in unicrer . StuOt.
Sic batten ibren Sobn. rcip. 9rlloer,
Iug. @itte mo oeiien Samilie bier
Der begleitet, Die bon bier aus pic0er
in ibre Seimatb bel Ilma. Wo., gu
rid reiiten.
Mug. uno Otto Scmeper. Mar.
tin unb Sobn HoltensmcDer, !Senrg
S6ollmeper unb San1ilic, Srit
Sbollmcpcr, Srit Stride, Senrr
2ipsfnd. Scrm. Wcper. Ben &rue.
ger, Scnrp Hiciuulo mno 2ollis Sc.
mcpcr unb Satin, allc bon Sope,
lparen am lcstcn Srcitag 9eiuder
itnierer Staot.
Geo. Stocdlin uno Samilic.
lpcldc icit nleDrcrcn Wonaten in Sci.
ferion Gitp Dobntcn, iino lctte @o-
die micocr mad Sermann auriidgc-
fcbrt. Scrr Stocdlin miro nit iei.
llcm 9rlloer gcrnbaro oic Sarnl
nabc Sermanm, bepirtbihaften. mel
DIE tic Dor &llr5em ppn Geo. Wucller
G%efauft batten.
ct. Coulter 3citun9cn bcrid)tes
rem lcstc @odc bab Die 2ceislotllr
Die @eicbporlagc a%ngcnomnlen babe,
wclbc cine 2i5cns nllf Ingcln
(6iihcn) ollfcrlc9t. Die @cicbDor-
logc lit 5lpor I'M ScIot a%rgcnounlcn
morocn. bpd) nod rtif)t i'm l%lntcrbauic
lu,b lit bcshnlb nod nibt gum &c
let crbobcn lpor0en.
-Gbns. &lrrclmcpcr ulb Iumis
lie, bon Owcnspillc, uno Sroll glllg.
Weper, &cllrp &rcl1bcr, Sugo Hiefc
mo Sllius @eihcfsfi, bon Hpicbllb,
tnnlclt lctten Wontag bier ourd al,f
Der Nciic nuh Ilmo, Mo. 'bcariifcn
Inn oprt Dem g~cgrGbniiie Der 6ruu
Gmil @ci6cisfi, frilbcr Sri, Sillic.
&relber, bci5umoDncrl.
-Srnnf 2ltbcp bon Columbia,
ST., lit bon Der Gggcrs Willillg so.
ais Nullptmilllcr crnarnt moroenL OIL
Stcllc bon Geo. Gllidcrt, pcld)er re-
iignirtc. $. ). Earrptt. bon Gbumlois,
pcriorgtc mebrcrc @odcn Oieicn go.
item IN Scr bieiigcn Wtilblc rno lcbntc
cine pcrnloncnte> Nnltclllng ub, bu
or IN ct. 9oris hcreits cine Stelle
dis MIlllcr ungcnonmcn bate.
-9ufncr Bros. Mgcntcn fitr oie
Iobgc Autps, Dabcn mGbrcno Den
lcsten 5luci @oden lire Garage
ollrd cine Civilization fir 0alolin
mo S%uitbrl1f, ionic burd Snitallir=
llrg cincs apparates CUR Ncllbclcb-
ing bon clcftriihcn Nattcricn Der
Gbcnfulls perfallftc Die
Gin Gpbgc Srltf an bic 9tcm
Nlricrp mo Elm 0oo9c al,to
nj Sobn @llcfcr bon Scrnlunn, Vt. 2.
-~llutcr ocn pielcu Scllldcru lllls
lcrcr Stobt mGbrenb Den Nitcrfeler-
tu9cll bcnlcrftcn mir: 6rcO Shnets
Der unb Suiitilie, 6rls. Soa 2rulh,
Srcnc Na9cl, Wullo &racttln Eearl
]fehlonlcn, Splpio GruldL Siloa
Shpltcn, &clmu Hucoi9cr, Sole.
pbinc Sllg, Suillta Scgcnlunnl, Gle
nor Nctbcmcpcr, Spbn Slid. Belmont
Sucob Suumaocrtncr, Sobn
,5ocrItcr uno @attin, Iugult Bauer.
Sol5 uno 6rau Sictor
gaer, iGnuntlid bon ct. 2uuis, Or.
). 5. @raf uno Sumilie unO Srar
llrnlin Sepins. bon &binelanb, Sri.
Sbeln,a 9reller ulb S. s. Shott, bon
Gitp.
SRI. NIbina Seieu1onn, 2ebrcrin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-25

Don gsrmauu, 1alo.
erfudt Gnd nm einen libe.
ralen Sbeil Cures ganfge.
iddftes.
Seine Sanf iderer

Saul Mrncttli. bon ct. 2olis,
lit bier ais @oit icincr SdnucItcr,
6rol Geo. Hobliing.
Strait 6rco S%tambolrgh Don ct.
Gouis, mcilt 9%cgcnuIrtig bel ibrcn
Gltcrn, Srouflin @rllcns nno @ottil
an ser Girit Greet mlf @ciud).
SRI. Nito &einlflcblcr, mcld)c
crit filr5lid) ais Scbrcrin Der Sdule
in Noriciboc @clb bel Mt. Sterling
Den orittcn Scrmily bccnoctc, lit ais
Stltbcntin IN unlcrc @odid)ullc Gin,
4ctrctcn.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
ANOTHER PICNIC

m honor of Mle Lona White and mm Mabo. Frazicr of Seattle. who arc yhiune at Che home of Mr. and Nu E. J White n Juneau thorc sas a launch party hold at Nevada Crock on aal Sunday Mr. and Mm M. S Hudson were Ono host and hostess ol hc oermion it wa thc intention originally to go io Taku laclor but owing to Che nc.cmcnt weather II was decided to stop on at Vouda Creek
 A v.al was made to Inc mines at Voada Crock which are a couple lf miles from Ono bcach by why Of a ln6scd road. and scouting parties znlorcd Che nc.rhborine woods
 Afcr Che tramp they gathered at he Hudson homo on the boach una. reu.nr and from thoro wont by oat io Juneau. where che party wa. ouunucd at Che home of Mr. and Im White
 Those in thc party were. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White. Mr. and Mm MIS- Hudson. Che Misses White. Frazier Icacock. Jockaon Rehmko and uantz. and Che MoHrs Jackson Gooih Caw. Williams and Albert White.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
TO OLIVER INLET

Mr. and Mm Joe Mauicy won host and hostess of a launch party sunday to Oliver inlet Mmleys hir launch Earl M waa used for Che trip Tho start uas mado from hore at e o'clock I'm ho morning and .t was ho intention of Ono party io die ,loma In Che inlet Tho ude wu in too far for chat purpoae. ao Che aur rounding country was explored.
 A Ore was built and lunch eaten .hcro. ond thc party returned homo u the evening
 Those ou Che trip wcrc Mr. and Mrs. J Arthur Young Mr. and Nm Joe Manloy Mrs M. c. Holman. MiH Holman. Ms K'Pouus Mm w. FaIrmau. Dr. e C. Maulc. Harold Iouwas Wm Manley and Rngnm EronqvIsL
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
EAGIE BURIED

Many members of Douglas Acr.c so Ii1. wont Go Juneau this after oou to attend Che funeral of Chmlc y Charmm O member of racomn ,.ric No 8. F. 0 E
 Mr. Chapman was injured las. ock by p.ecc Of castIug falling on m wblc working with Che sal age crow ol che Deep Sen Diving 70. at thc wreck of tho Princess 'ophu Ho was rushed to town and 1kcu to a Juneau hospital where h' HcI Sunday morning
 Tho muorai was hold from th'
 w. Young Undertaking Por'or hs afternoon
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

An Illinois uau hearing that One uoueus IHaut N.us vas religion. paper aeuf ten dollars to help t'o .ru.c a'ole
 The Cottage Cu and c.E ol se- a.ue had a aoc m which 'hc ciN mi Seattle won.
 Tho Woco,t was usou of thc r0rUHl run.
 rh, now sidewalk hetueeu nons las and TreadaoI was a.mo., com. p.et.I
 John Erau and h.. now w'to were .e....0.I HN Che hofH
 Fur. Oliver bad u. hand iH- ur.I ..t. bad'y waIr Wora.ne n mn mW al Tr.aiuc.l
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
EuNrINa PARTY


 A. E. Guu roatcd few of hl friends to ride on his launch Col ncl. Sunday Tho fact ia thc, artcd on Saturday night and wor, .onc all chat night and an day Sun iay
 The party visited Tutu and Lime touo Horbors A the latter pluc, hoy gathered some crahs and. 10 h aid. aomoj other enmo. although hoy had mono to show on the.r rc urn home
 Those In tho party were Mcssrs 7uw HonuIne Fuwioy and Sam ford.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
NOW TWO 10 ONE

Chicago won Che world series ball mmo today on her homo grounds. defeating Cincinnati by a ecorc of 8 Go O.
 Cincinnati won both previous games which wore played n cincln- nau Wednesdays score was 9 Co l nd yestcrday's was Co 9.
 Tho battwIo. for today wcre lmr and Rarlen for Cincinnati ane lcrr and schalR for Chlcoeo. Wod. ioday tlcy were Reuter- and Wingo or Cincinnati and CIcouo and ehak for Che White sox Ycstor ay the opposing pitchers wor alcc and Williams
 Nnc eamcs win be played ht ,ar Iustcad or seven as In tho past hc next game Is Co bo in Chicago
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
shinursoksd Mariner


 Paul kegel and his litllo gm boat Lonny hayo become a familiar sight. ln Che waters Of thIs ncighborhood In Che short time that Paul haa own- cd the vessel, as ho has kopt it ex- cccdIng'y buay
 Tho Lcnny win no longer proudly piow tho watcr of Aaiska, as she hos met Ono fate that has bcfallen so many proud and staunch vessels m Che troachcrous reaches Of South eastern Alaska.
 Tho Lenny with Paul thc skipper and hIa dog. was making its way Co Hancs whom one of thosc regular .Lyun Canal twisfcre camo up This waa on sopt 2ilh. Tho boat buckod mo storm very well until a G string broke on Che engine. and it was dash- ed onto reef and hole stove in her. Captain Paul and Che dog cs- capped in a small boat with a tcnt and some provisions. and spent ihc night on che beach. ln tho morning Che tide was low and Che boat owner examined Che hull of Che vessel and decided to puton @ patch. He first made fire aboard to dry her out Hc hcn wont to look for material with which Co make Che patch and when ho returned in about fifteen minutes ho found that Che vessel was an ablazc
 Mr. Kcgcl salvaged a few things from thc burning ship and no out for home. As Che wreck occurred In Che vicinity of Point Lena. he had a number of miles Of hard rowing before arriving hero.
 Don't Want It
 A casc has been filed with thc cicrk of Che court in which two Hoo nah men are In difficulties over an outboard motor and a dory lt is understood tbat thc defendant in Che ease and tho man who is supposed to have Che cngIno iu his chargc) ask Che Dlaluun to bring suit for the recovery of Che engine. He had it and could not get rid of it with out being sued. and was so willing to get it out of his possession Chat he would tako a chancc on paying tbc costs of thc case.
 Got Away
 Tom Ryan and Bnl Robinson loit last week for thc Taku river In a bir skin propelled by am ou,board motor
 Natives In
 Many gas boats owned by natives have boon calling in at tho floats within Che past fow days The na- ugcs are coming u from their sen. .ona work ot tho cannories to get supplies for Che winter.
 The most noticeable things about thc boau belonging to tho natives
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
TIME IS PAST

October lst was Che day on which city taxes became delinquent and from date date on a penalty win be .adtcd.
 6li but a small percentage Of the taxes were collected before Che date or delinquency, there being but about $500. in tax money outstand- ing of total taxation Of something oyer S7.00O
 Moft of thIs money will Doe paid in and it is believed that thc collcc- tons this year win bo even better than last. when record was cstab- Ishcd
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

orc Chat they always Fly a flag and all have bells to fho engine room Even when Che craft hos pilot house control Che native stocrsman rings tho boln and chen does Che manipu- iatng Of tho engine himself
 Back Again
 Ed Andrews and Paul Kogel ro- turned Wednesday l.ornlng from a trip to Che vicinity of Point Lena. where they salyagcd some of the supplies from Che wreck of the Lonny which belonged to Air. Kogel.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
WHALE OIL FROM ALASKA

Tho old steamship Elihu Thomp- son lowed Che barge Fresno from Che North Pacific Sea Products Conn nauys station at Akutan. Alaska. Go Seattle last month with @ shipment of whale ouL POO tons Of fertilizer and 2U tons of frozen whale meat
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
LEFT ON SEATTLE

Mrs G. E. Bergman and Mrs Ella p. Robinson. who arc Che sister and mot6cr. respectively of Mra. Harry Graves Of Treadwcll. lcft on the City of Seattle Monday for Seattle. after having visited for the past sev- oral months at Trcadwell.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
MORE SERIOUS

scvca persons in Juneau who wore tried and found guilty recently
 under Che Territorial bone dry law layc recently been indicted by the rand jury Tho law under which hey wcrc Indicted was tho federal uc m regards Co having a stun ir hc.r possession which was working tho samc uot being registered. Thif la a serious o1onse against tho rcY- .uuc Iavs of tho United States
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
IEFT WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mrs Peter Johnson and hcr son Maurice and daughter Gertrude started at an carly hour Wednesday morning on fho drt lap oi thc.r ione Journey to Lead. s. D They were passengers ou che steamer Ai- lska for Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

A. F Cmr ot .la pmcc. has hc" named m ooal chairman of th' committee of fhc Roosevelt Mcmor.a Association lh association wN ra.c funds thr .sh popular suh
 rnUou for n Unns memorial 'o' fI. late TH.uInr. Roosevelt
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
FINISHED DUTIES

The grand jury completed iu du- Ucs hs morning. and after making .ls report was disulacd by Judge Jennings Those from Che Island who were on Che jury wcrc fcin Gray and James Chr.stoc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
FROM PROSPECTING

John Mcphcraon returned thIs week from Eagle river where ho has been having h.a headquarters 'or Che past several months whilo ho wos doing some prospecting Ho camo to town ln TOW boat
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
COLIN BLAIN HERE

Colin M Ba'u. for many years resident of Douglas but n recent yoars employed ou Alaskan steam ships. was In town Sunday Ho if now employed on Che frcightcr La- touchc and visited while chat vessel was i'm Che Channel
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
SURPRISE

Th.ro was a surprise nafN sIfeN nst Frday c,c.Iur ou Miss Dora Morgan at hor home at Ireadwel n' her mother and aunt
 Most Q. One oune folks or ,N' Island attended nd had n very good ume
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
REALLY WORKING

Owing to tho act that Dick Me- Cormick had practically finished his gone Co work at Che Alaska Juneau lob for Che city. Oscar Grundlor has In Che mecban&ai department
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
JEwELER HERE

J E Elntrom. who at ono t.mo was a. Icwolcr n Douglas was m town tais week from rcnakcc. Ho now has a lowcIry stoT and watch .rcpaIrur establishment at Che hot
 mrnr town
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glyceriuc, buckihorn bark. otc.. as mixed In Adlor--ka. removes an foul accumulated poisonous mat Ger from BOTH upper and lower bowel and prevents appendicitis. Relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach OF constipation. The INSTANT plcasant action of Adler-i-ka sur- prIscs both doctors and patients A business man reports great benefit i'm a long standing casc of indigcs- tion and sour stomach. Guy To- Smith druggist
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
AT WESTWARD

T @ Macdonald and L Wcr uIctc. representing Che TrcadwoIl Company were recently at Seward csamnire properties iu chat vicinity for Che company which they repre- scnl
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
TOM OUT

Tom Tracy lcn th.s week for Ten akcc ou thc ras boat Annie B Tom may do somc prospecting while he .s out making h.s headquarters at Tuakcc. where hc win also tnkc some baths In Che hot springs
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
VISIT 10 SOUTH

M Mary Garr o. m. 'o.al to.e- unor. r,-nauce vIn .cave or lHc rnu.as Many sunday morning Tor Seattle where she w.I vaIt for rm. vItH friends
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
IN JAMES HOME

g. R James haa rented h.s home To Deputy Marshal Geo. b. Johnson and family while Mrs. James Is ou a visit with Mr. and Mu Geo. E James at Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
BOATS LOADED

George E Brown was unable to got accommodations for tho South on One Jefferson. as Inc expected. and sailed on Che Alaska Hc is going to Iiydor.