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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07

In Ziua de CraCiun.

+, saport 81 la pregatit totul de pie
care.
Era tocmai in ziua de Craciun,
end mai multi sateni carl plecau
La America. au VENT sal Ia 81 pc
lon. Gu greu S a putut desparti el
de cadarea Gu cartabosi 81 de tin
girea Gu cirnati, insa Sc gindea
ca e mai bine sd scape odata de
gura sOra-sa care null mai slabea
din ,,trintore, pagub-o. puturosu-
le''
.,Auzi. loanc. de astazi in dol
ami sd fiji indarat. acasa, 81 sd
grijestl de banii ce-i cistigi'' la
mai zls sora-sa petrecindu-l pc
poarta.
Cite nebumii a facut in tren 81
prin tarlle pc unde Sc Oprea. ar
lua prea multi loc ca sa fie insira-
tc toate aci dcstul sa amintim
ca intr CARA din Elvetia, pc
end trenul sta pc un pod pc sub
care trecea lumca incoace 81 in-
colo, el a scos capul pc fereas-
ira 81 a scuipat drept pc palaria
unci cocoane Era cit pc aci sal
aresteZe. a VENT cocoana la 81 81
s a rastitl 81 a rosit 81 la sgiltait,
dar ell ridea sd Sc prapadeasca,
find ca cocoana asia bilbaia vor-
ba intocmai ca mutul dc la ei
din sat; nu intelegea mimic din
tot ce Sc casnca ca sal spue. Co
coana avea 81 un catel frumos Gu
ed. 81 END a plecat sa iese din va
| gon, el La bagat in STRATA 81 tre-
nul plecat 81 cocoana r;imas
fara catel. Oar ell STA adus amin
te de catel tocmai scara 81 cind
la secs din inchisoarca aceia Gu
baeri. a vaZut ca era mort. a tre-
butt sal pOarte in STRATA pima la
vapor. caci de cite orr vrea sal
lase in vre-o CARA. venea cite un
ON Gu sapca. 81 dupa eel toroia
nu stu ce din gura, ii arata Gu
degetul sa-si la catelul de acolo.
! Acum era pc vapor. inaintind
mereu pc ocean. 81 Ion nu mai a..
yea nici o griie caci catelul il
aruncase din prima ri in apa.
Au VENT ziIe furtunoase, cind
tOata lumea simtea greata 81 ara
ia ce avusese mai inainte in stO-
mae. insa Ell nu numai ca era We
sci, dar avea destul timp 81 inima
sa faca tot felul de posne. Ba fu-
Ia rachiu de la niste Polaci, earl
de cite Ori il prindeau ii trageau
cite o paruiala sdravana; ba Sc
ducea la patul unui batrin GU
barba si-l behaia ca pc un tap;
ba-si baga degetile pc git tocmai
cind era la masa. ca sa faca pc
ceialalti calatori sa nu minince, 81
multe alte nesarate. Intro ri fl
ind pc bord, vede la dol pasi de
ell o Polacioaica grasa. care sta
Gu coatele pc balustrada vaporu-
Jul 81 prlvea apa printr 'un o.
chan. In neastimparul lui de IA
ce ceva in fiecare minut, Ion Sc
dete binisor pc la spatele eli si-o
imboldi Gu degetul unde sta ell.
Aceasta sari in sus ca arsa, dete
un tipat 81 lasa sal cada ochianul
in apa. Lumea a ris, II a ris, dar
ell Sc tavalea 81 pc jos. Totusi nu
la mai dat in gind de nerozii do
ua zile, dupa ce capitanul era sal
bage intro odaie strimta 81 Gu
gratii la ferestre. Cind s'a dat
jos de pc vhpor avea STRATA mai
pima de linguri 81 de furculite.
In America s'a dus 81 el in rind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07
Mos Crdciun.

All pc Mo$-Crdciun l-asteaptd
Gu c0ldci, la MOI in sat.
Astdsi merg c0pii GU steaua
81 ficiori la colindat.
Vdd n. vis cdsuta noGstrd
Sub ciresW alb de nea,
Ici-cOI0, tremurdt0are
Sc iueste cite-O stea.
Dintr',tn sat jeci',, p'an noapte
Ires copis rdsbat CT greu,
Gel ce 7duce steauG N NINA
Dintre-acestiG trei, su,u en-.
Chiuere de crai, 81 sdbH,
Num0s ieri 81 le-au csOplit, -
M cred sd fl fost MAJ mindri
Graz cea din Rdsdrst.
Osteni5i la casa voastrd
Csnd 0jung MAJ sufld-abia,
Gel GU steduG da sd plingd
A 'nghetat, tinind de stea.
I'~-i stra'sgi n,inile ',sghetate
81 Gu el sti primal povesti,
lar Gu gNr0 la frumoasd
SntN sd ! Ie 'ncdlzesti.
Ce frstn,os stin sd c0linde!
cat de mici sunt 81 drdguti!
1N de multd bucurie
BGtt u, paine si-i sdruti.
M te 'nd,sgs sd-i ldsi sd piece
re IN ger asa Ia drum,
De-as sti ciase-i crdssorxI,
Care-l sdratdss acnm!
AUREL ESQ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07

|
parinti inca de cind era de dol
ami, 81 acum sta la sora sa
maritata. Toti din neamul sau flu.
sesera vinatori dibaci, lar despre
lscuslnta Gu care spuneau la min
clum gogonate 81 despre lenevia
IN care Isl tireau viata, i-se duse-
sc vestea in noua safe. Vara stau
lntinsi pc sub pomii din batatura,
nemlsclndu-se decit cind ii alum
gea sOarele, 81 erau foarte multu-
miti in sufletul lor cind puteau sa
fure pOrumb din plai, ca sd 81
cumpere rachiu 81 tutun, caci dc
fumat fumau toti,, de la mosnea-
gul incaruntit pima la copilul de
cinci ami. Toti 1si aveau colibele
mtr 'un deal din marginea satului
unde in Zilc de sarbatOare Sc a.
duna iumea de nu mai avea loc
ca sa ascultc la povesti dc vina-
toarc 81 alte minunatati earl nu
$ au intimplat nici odata. In mai.
danul lor sc discuta 81 Sc asculta
att de multi, incit ii ramasese nu.
mele LA liceu''.
Iarna, cum da dol trei fulgi de
zapada, Bustenestii stau tot cu
ochii pc Gimp, Gu ogarii pc linga
eli, Gu pustilc rezemate la stilpuI
usii 81 Gu cali gata de ,.sarje"
tCum zareau I'M biet iepure pc in
tinsul zapezii, Sc slobozeau calar
din virful dealului, batindu-si cal
Gu coastcle iesitc 81 sumutind in
IT, una Ogarii GU cuvintelc: tut
tut; i'al, puica'!" Cite odata GO
neau noua hotare pima sd vie aca-
sa Gu o jigodie de iepure cit
pumnul, lar de celc mai multe orr
sc intorceau injurind, zicind ca c
epuroaica ,,cit muma lupului'' lie
! pierise dinaintea ochiIor de par
C ar fl intrat in pamint. Pc SEM
ne a fost dracul", ziceau eli slo.
bozind fun de tutum pc mas. de-
parea ca sunt niste cosuri de ia
Ibrici.
I Odata unul din eli vazut o ne
greata pc Gimp, 81 cind zis ,,iaca
lupu, maza-a, toti s'au repezit In
tr 'acolo, Gu telegarii 81 GU ciinu
,.mincind nori" Cind era aproape
de scapatul soarelui au trintit in
batatura Q gogeamite matahala de
lup. Bucurosi Ell si-ascuteau cuti-
tele sal jupoaie, 81 lumea Sc strin
sese ca la tirg. Oar dintr 'odata
iese unul din multime, la seama
lupului 81 pc parte 81 pc alta,
apoi striga ca iesit din mint: DE
&C miati omorit cateaua, ma o. .
Era cateaua unui vecin, care Sc
mana grozav lup. Au scapat ca
prin urechile acului de ajunge
pc drumul judecatii. find ca s'au
dus GU copii Gu tot la eel Gu ca
teaua 81 s'au rugat SAL ierte.
Ion semana lett Gu mosul sau,
Gu unchii lui, GU fatal sau 81 cu
toti verii lui. ii placea pusca, CO.
poll 81 somnul, lar de furat fura
tot Gu aceiasi multumire sufletea-
sea GU care m bisericos Isl da de
pomana la zile mari. Era ON ma
re, insa asia null impedeca de Sc
juca Gu copii eel mici, de al bate
81 de a omor1 pui de gaina din o.
grazile vecinilor; speriase satul,
nu alta. La scoala a fost numai 0
ri, 81 find ca rupsese coadele pro-
fesoarei, ma mai dat nici odata
pc acolo. Vazindu-l ca II 'aduce 81
ell macar un surcel la casa, sora-
sa s'a hotarit sal trimita in Anne
rica. Ell n a zis nici una, nici alta,
ci astep1;at pima Ia scos pa
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07

In ajunuI Craciunu|ui.

nu putut sd Sc abtina a nu face
81 ell un pom, asa dupa cum o.
biceiul din batrini. Oar la ce-i mai
foloscste acum, Petrea, singurul
sau cOpil, nu mai este acum prin-
tre eel vii Sc facuse intunerec in
trista camera 81 mos Tanase, mai
mutt din instinct aprinse luminile
din pOmul dc Craciun. Privi lung
la ele, clatina din cap 81 lar Sc a
seza pc scaunul din fata vetrei,
urmarind iocul de umbre 81 lumi-
ma. Multe ii treceau prin minte,
in fiecare raza vedea o bucurie d.
pusa, urmata de lungi FASH de
umbra - lungi intervaluri de su-
ferinti. Isl aducea aminte de serile
din ajun, din alte timpuri &C au
apus pentru totdeauna, par ca We
dea pc Petrea alergind, in seri ca
aeeasta, in jurul pomului, lar sea-
ra cind arunca nucile pc JOS sd Fl
vazut &C bucurie era pc cOpil. Ba-
trinul zimbca purtat de ginduri
pc calea parcursa. dapana trecu-
tul, ri GU ri, an Gu an, 81 cind
ajuns la ziua nenorOcita pc care
straj juia in acel moment Sc treaca.
ochii batrinului Sc umplura de
lacrami, simtea ca din inima lui
s'a rupt ceva 81 ca de acum ina
inte yiata pentru. el numai avea
nici 0 valoare. dupa aceia fu co.
prins de neimpacata ura contra
Hunilor ncmernici ce au curmat
viata singurului sau copil si-si
jura pc cele mai scumpc amintiri
ca va razbuna pc Pctrea.
In seara aceia citeva detasa-
mente de unguri intrasera in SAT-
81 find frig >cautara sd gascasca
vre-un adapost mai bunicei. In ca
sele parasite era frig ca afara,
dar soldatii totusi erau multumitl
ca pot afla un loc uscat ca sa-si
odihneasca ciolanele. Citiva Off
teri ung1ri batura la usa lui mos
Tanase, 81 fara Sd astepte raspuns
intrara inlauntru de par'c erau
la eli acasa. Batrinul privi la uni
forma straina, Sc dumerea nesti-
ind -ce natiune pot fl, insa cmd
la auzit vorbind desi nu sta
ungureste totusi inteles din
hamaitul lor ca trebue sd fie po-
rodite de ale lui Arpad. In inima
lui incepuse Sc incolteasca dorul
de razbunare, dintii illcepura sal
clantaneasca, ca unui lup flamind
ce adulmeca' prada. NJ s'a ridicat
de pc scaun, ci sta acolo ca un
stan de peatra, 81 numai urechile
lui par'ca Sc ascuteau ca unui
copoi &C a gasit urma vinatului.
Ofiterii dupa ce incercasera ca
sa Sc inteleaga GU mosneagul, 81;
vazind ca aceasta GU neputinta,
au inceput ca sd Sc faca comozi.
|Dupa ce cinara din putinul ce a.
veau, find osteniti sd trintira ca
re pc unde putea.
A trecut miezul noptii, ofiteril
dormeau dust, erau osteniti din ca
lie afara, numai batrinul sta Gu
capul in paine pc scaunul sau din
fata vetrei. Ochii ii erau inchisi.
dar nu durmea. Din cind in cind
privea Gu coada ochiului pc cei
trei insi ce durmeau, 81 vazindu-i
cit de greu dorm, par fata lui
sbircita Sc insenina. =. 81 totusi
nu sta ce Sc. faca. Inma ii era
pima de ura, el sta bine cd sub
fcoperisul lui adapostestc pc uci-
gasii lui Petrea, unicul sau ba-
lat; cauta in glndul lui 0 idee,
de razbunare, dar nu gasea nici
una buna de pus in practica.
Privi la topor, 81 un suris ii con-
tracta buzele, dar privind la dis
tanta dintre cei ce dormeau ii
tContinuare be pag. 2.)
"A VIZ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07

Doresc tuturor abonentilor 81
cientilor nostri, care in durata
anului trecut am av1at fericirea q
primi comenzile Dior.
lar S0cietatilor noastre, atit CO.
tionare, cit : cielor neactionars,
le doresc prosperars, pace II ST .
ces in toate intreprinderile Dior.
Gu deosebita stimk
ADAIllIg5s1 AIoRII
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07
De: G. COSbuc.

lar bra2ii sc destooptd, Sc mira asta ce-i
Sc bucurd 81 citd ca ingerii 81 ei.
III MAJ rdsm pddured, copile drug al meu,
Oar mite cc-!i trimise dintr'in Dumneaeu
I'm niger rupso-o creangd din, brazil Gu tdcIU
Asa can, gdsit-o cu flori 81 jucdri
Departe intr' staM N tdse-acun, Isus.
Stingeri 0, cite 81 cite i-au adus'
Dr el c bun 81 'mparte la to!i citi IL iubesc
TM Ui'.O, 50 te nchind, ~ Doamne-ti multdmest
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07

I Din causa sfintei sarbatori de-
milne, numarul urmator q xiaru-
lui nostru Va apare numAi Mar
curl IL orels obicinuitA Gu data
dc Joi, Q Ianuarie q. q, Las s& g.
yem Il moi IN 0raciun n IN A.!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-07
POMUL CRACIUNULUI.

tn n'ai udzut pddurea, copile drag al meu!
Pddurea iarna doar,ne, c asa rrcd Dmnnegeu.
81 numdt cite-un Uisc0L @ bate une orr,
Ea plinge- e-atunci CT hOhot, cuprinsd de fiori
81 tace-apoi si-adOarme cind viscolelc pier
In n0uptea asia iasd vin ingerm din Ger
81 sbOard meet de-alungul pddurilOr de brad.
81 cintd meet; 81 mere 81 flori din SIN le cad.
lar tt0rile Stamina de ranuri PIMA JOS
ST. cintec 81 lun,ind si-asa de fru,mos!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27

VOC last Thursday for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. Sarah Kramer Reimbold, Of
Nauvoo, has been seriously Ill for sew
eral days this week. She Is living with
her sister, Clara, in her Nauvoo
home.
The only attraction Nauvoo will
have after the saloons go out of bust
ness next Monday, will be the comiig
chautauqua, as SO far announced.
Harvesting has commenced In Maui
voo's vicinity and harvest hands are
asked for every day now and the
wages range from 81 to IS per day,
with eats thrown in. The late storms
did very little damage to the wheat
and other crops in this section.
Ed Hanausky of Chicago, arrived in
Nauvoo last Wednesday for visit. He
came through in his beautiful seven
passenger Hudson car.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27

Thoussnds-yes miIlions-of people find
themselves in this condition early IN life And
there is no excuse forit. You can check that
youth withits joys and enthusiasm into your
fO's and sos But you must give Nature all the
help you can The beat a,sstanee can fnd-aesist
spes OF pound constructive character 10 tho OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
Be Young In Body, Mind and
b Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
Gus exercise of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
of youth! But the
end of the week finds
you all in you are
tired, listless and lack
the energy to go out for
a vigorous walk or a
round of the links-or
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical exer-
ton. Many q man, even in
his middle forties, has a
vague feeling that he is
"getting old"-and right
at a time when he should be
at his very estphysically.
Andheiogrowing old, not
in the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him-but in the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
away faster than Nature re-
places the worn out tissueS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
CHANGING MAP
OF ENGLAND
Now That European Map is Fixed
Up, Engishmen are Anxious
to Have One OF
IBy United Press.l

by ohtlSN L ISbS'I
LONDON. (By mail) - Having
successfully assisted in changing
the map of Europe, Englishmel are
bent on changing the map Of Eng
land. Under the direction Of the
board of agriculture, great scheme
of land reclamation has just been
started on the Lincolnshire shore Of
the Wash-that bay on the cast
coast between Lincolnshire and Nor
folk.
For a great many years the sea
has been encroaching on the lana at
this spot, and pessimistic mathema-
ticians have found a glorious pas
time in trying to decide just how
many years it will take to wash
away the whole Of England
Now, however, they are doomed
to disappointment. for body of en-
pjneers have decided to build an en-
banlsment which will push the sea
back. and by this means It is ex-
pected to recover about 10000 acres.
The workmen employed on the job
will have an added interest in their
work, because it was at this spot
that King John (of Magma Charta
fame) lost all his jewels and mag
nificent equipment. English children
are taught at school that King John
was crossing this particular stretch
of country with his jewels, money,
and most Of his portable possessions,
when the sea rushed in and swept
them all away.
So now an army of demobilized
and discharged soldiers and sailors
are attacking the job, some of them
not SO intent on pushing the sea
back as in finding its baubles.
1t is expected that the new county
thus reclaimed will be known as
Victoria county
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27

my health so can do all my work and
am so grateful that I am recommend
ing it to my friends. = Mrs. D. M.
ALTERS, r. r. 4, Oregon, Iii.
Onlywomen who have suffered the tor
lures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkhem's Vegetable
Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
condition should profit by her recon-
mendation, and if there are any com
plications write Lydia E. Pinkham's
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for advice.
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
NOW RAISES
900 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved Of Or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Oregon, Ill.-"I took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for an or

game trouble winch
pulled me down I'M
til l could not put my
foot to the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as / live
on a small farm and
rails e six hundred
chickens every year
it made it very hard
for me.
81 saw the Com
pound advertised in
our paper, and tried
it. 1t has restored
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27

A rubber suction cone to manipu-
late the chest walls of an unconscious
person is the chief feature of new
resuscitation apparatus which can be
used by the inexperienced.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
FRECkLES
Now is tho Time to Get Rid of Thes


Now ls tho I1fe 10 Get Hld OF ines
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slighte
need of feeling ashamed of you
freckles, as Othtne-double strengt
lis guaranteed TO remove thes
homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggis
and apply little of it night an
morning and you should soon see tina
even the worst freckles have begut
to disappear, while the lighter one
have vanished entirely. 1t is seldom
that more than an ounce Is needel
to completely clear the skin and gaiI
a beautiful, clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the doub5
strength Othine as this is sold undo
guarantee of money back If 1t fail
to remove frecldes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27

Australian engineers have invente
three rail switches for use by IA;
reads where three rails are laid
each track to accommodate rollin
stock Of different gauges.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
George Hartman Carried His Flag
from tho Aerle Of the keokuk
Eagles Through Campaigns
in France.
WILL BE PRESERVED
Whatever Betided In the Great Ad-
venture Of the keokuk Soldier,
He Kept That Flag Given
Him by Mayor.

| IL Is not very large, IN 1act there
are probably few smaller flags in the
city than it. for it measures about
twelve by sixteen inches.
But the flag about which this story
Is written will be placed in hand
some frame, and placed upon the
wall Of the Eagles club. And as it
is placed there will be some cere-
monies, perhaps the mayor of the
city will speak, and the man who
carried it in his pocket for year
and half will be there to see that
small bit of colored silk cloth placed
where it may be seen by many who
will not know the story that 1t might
tell if it could speak.
People will wonder at its appear
ance, for the colors have run badly,
and the blue of the field has mingled
with the white stripes. And though
1T will fade as the years pass that
intermingling of blue and white will
probably show as long as its colors
can be distinguished.
! Back in February 1918, on Febru-
airy 81 to be exact, it was given to
George Hartman of this city, by the
members of the Eagles lodge, with
the admonition that he should carry
| it with him during his service, and
when he should return to bring 1t
back to the lodge hall.
Between that date and June s.,
1919, when he returned to Keokuk,
he had travelled more than seven
thousand miles. How many more
miles it has travelled with him on
hikes and marches would be hard to
guess. And during all that time the
dag had been carried in the pocket
of his shirt.
It's faded and mingled colors are
due to the rains of France. They
are the marks of it's nine months
service there.
The Crusade of That Flag.
Seven months at Camp Dodge;
thence to London. and Cherbourg,
and Semur, and into Alsace, where
for seventeen days it was in the
trenches, and Same, and Marlin
court, where it was for five months,
and st. Nazaire, thus would it's Off
cfal war record read If one were to
be written.
It was presented to Hartman by
members Of the Eagle lodge just as
he left for Camp Dodge. Mayor Ed
S. Lotion made the presentation
speech. There were about twenty
other flags given to members of that
Organization as they went away, but
only one of them was returned
| Hartman saw but one of the other
men who were given one of the flags
during his service in France. Joe
Goetz was one of the number, but he
did not have his flag when he re-
turned. There are two or three
others to whom the flags were given
who have not returned, and there is
/ A possibility that another OF the
emblems may be returned yet. If
there are any others they Will be
given places of honor beside the one
carried by Hartman.
! It is. planned to have Mayor LOT
ton preside at the ceremonies at
which the flag which he gave to
Hartman will be officially returned
/ to the donors, and will become
permanent memorial of the part
played by members of Keokuk lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles in the
world war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS


Especial from U. a. weather Bur.au)
rAroosH IsIASD. Sept so.--s A. M.
Rapidly failing barometer raining. thick
weather outside. wind southeast. ie miles
an hour. September I'll y M.--Passed
In A steamer in the fog. y. M---Clear
miles an hour. ff.30 A. M-~Ciear with
light smoke. light southwest Wind.
Arrived at seattle
September 5o--s,r Admiral sehiey from
Ran Diego and san Pedro via San Fran
cisco nj q. m. ssr Northwestern from
Southwegtsrn via Southeastern Alaskan
ports at n m. str Senator from South
eastern Alaska at a m; afr Fulton
from Tacoma at noon; str Morning Star
from British Columbia ports at $40 a. IN.
September 2s--str Eikton from trial
cruise at D. m: str Mcarideu from San
Francisco Mt sifs a. IN.
sailed From seattle
September so--ttr Mayfair for Port An
geies at $40 n. m.
september 1s-str Ranta Ana for
Southeastern Alaskan ports at : u. m.
schr Camano for BefTihgham In tow OF
tug Richard Heiyoke at G.a0 y. m str
Fulton for Tacoma at y. m. str Fix
ton for trial cruise at 1885 n. m. str
Yosemite for Port Gamble at g.50 D. m. (:
str Lake Sanford for Havana and ports
at siz0 .. m.
Alaska Vessels
vALDEz--sailed September asi ctr
Admiral Watson southbound at p. m.
PETERSBURG--saiic September 20;
str city OF Seattle northbound at 0 y. m. I.
str Admiral Evans southbound at 2.30
y. m.
Other Ports
SAN FRANCfscO--Arrivsd September
20 Str ". n. Loop from Port Gamble and
Port Ludlow at 2 y. IN. Sailed September
20; Str J. A. Moffett for Seattle at /
q. m.
AsToRrA--Arrlv~d September 20; Mo-
tor schr Beien Querado from vancouver.
u. c., Via Aberdeen at y. M
BELLiNGHAM--Arrive September 80:
schr camano In tow Of tug Richard Hol-
yoke from Seattle.
PORT ASGELES--Arrfved September
30 Str Mayfair from Seattle.
TACOMA-Saiied September 90: Str
Fulton for Seattle. Arrived September
20; Str Fulton from British Columbia
ports via Seattle: rtr Anyox from Brit
ish Columbia ports at 10 y. m.
Wireless Reports
Canadian Government
September 29--str Admiral Nicholson
In Queen Charlotte Sound northbound at
.. m; str Admiral Holman off Scar
let Point mort Inbound at %. m
September 2s--5tr Senntor off Chatham
Point southbound at 7 y. M; Admiral
Nicholson thru Seymour NarrowH north
bound Mt 7.to p. m. str Admiral Rod
man off Campbell River northbound at
$3.50 y. m: str KetchIknn abeam Alert
Bay southbound Mt Gsi5 .. m; str Cath
crime u. off Pine Island northbound at
3 y. m.
u. =. Naval Communication
septc Der ss--str jefferson, Port
warde for Ketehikan. 20 miles from
Point Warde at y. M; str Catherine ID.
20 miles south OF Prince Rupert north
bound Ut p. IA; str Admiral Bchiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Officer! Hasten
Hither, Thief Has
Stolen a Nickel

Come quick. someone has robbed
my cafe came the word over the
phone.
Motorcycle Officer Fred Mills
jumped aboard his trusty machine
early Tuesday morning and sped 10
tos Union ST.. where Mrs. III. u.
Smith led him step by step thru
the various movements OF the burg
lar from the time he crawied over
tho transon until he rified the cash
register.
Very clever work" commented
the Interested officer. but, tell me.
how much did he get"
1--WE checked over everything
very carefully responded Mr..
Smith. -and find that the thief
took cents
And she wondered why Officer
Mills Erunted AS he left the place.