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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Fuitucrfcbr init Scntid,lanb.

Giclc 2cicr iino Scr irri0Cn Wtci.
mlng, bob Jest noh llntcrScihnlm0
oes Sriebcnspcrtrngcs @ricfc II. /. ~.
ouh no6 bcn lubciettcn Gbcilen pon
9elltid]lono geid,idt mcrocn oilritcn.
GicS lit nidt Der Soil; o,f Dem hiciis
gen Eoltolnt miro crflirt, bob Der
EoItncrfcbr nit ScutihInnb nod nidt
mieocr beracitcllt lit. 0ic llntcr5cih,
nlng oeS &ertro9cs bcocutct nod
nidlt oen Sricocnsihlub, Der SricNe
miro crit geidloiicn icin mCnn scr
@rnoesienat Den Sertrag roti.
fi5icrt, .. +. in ollcr Sornl glltgcbci-
ben bat. @abri6einIif crit oann
miro Der Eoitpcrfcbr picocr olIiec-
iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Satten einen Mntp.llniaa.

Sarris WsooSe uno ssrco soos. 10.
mie beren Samilien fonnen bon Slid
iagen bob iie nit ibrem 2eben bapoil
gefonllnen iinb, ols om lesten sSrei-
tag ibr 9luto Ii6 iiberidlue. Ger
llnfall pniiierte ienieits 0rofe. Sic
toncn BORT ben Siigcl beri,nter Der
Iid) lurnittelbnr bon Der Scconb
Greet erbebt Sic fllbrcn nit burh-
ihnittlihcr Shnclligfeit, olS Der
Senfcr &urris Moore me9en ciner
ihorfcn Gfc inl @cg sic @rclnic on
3o9. Ter bobllrh pcrl,riohtc Hllf
ilberihllle bos 9lltto unb fchrtc ooS
Nbcr'tc 81 lmterit. Menn nid1t Der
Cop olifgemeien m1rc. bGtten mobl
olle cinen erullenbnftcn 500 oeflm-
ocn. SO aber blieb ieorr llnbcricbrt,
lpcnn allh Snlltabihilrfl,ngcn sl mel
Den iino, bas 9luto iebch lit itorf
oelllolicrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Hotsbam Nenisfciteu.

@llItob gSolfer llnb @attin. bon
ct. 2oltis, iinb bie @Gitc bon Glor-
cncc Sionbcrgcr ltnb @ottin.
Clarence 2ionbereer llno SSllitus
@elfer iporen bieic @ohe in @e.
ih1ftcn nod Gollowon Gpllntp
@m. Shmeieler bat in, llntercm
Gal nit Greihcn begonncn. Ser
@ei5en i6eint niht gut 5u buiheln.
Saul gben lmo Sontilie, bon Ser.
mann mcilten lette @o6e Bel 6. g.
Wtcper unb sSanlilie auf 9eiud.
Gbenio bes crIteren Sdmiceercltern
glig. Wcper unb Satin.
Serr Sobrie ncblt SanliIie moren
iiber Die 4ten SSllli sSeiertoae sic
8GIte BON s. g. Slider.
Clarence Menne, bon ct. Souis,
langte ont Sonntag bier on gum 9e.
iiih BEL 6. 6. Weper.
Serr Rebemsfp unb Samilie. bon
ct. 2oilis, iino bie 8Gite Der SAINT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Stunn Sill Neniafeitcn.

u. e. Wtallpin mar bier Scr Grltc
bciien @ei5en gcoroiben wuroc Gr
unb icin College Ben Wet9cr baber
lire 0rci6maid,inc Ocnu @asconabc
5u genonbt rnb bofien bort linger
bcifGftiat 6u lein nit 9rei6en.
SofernlGben lit an Ser Saeesoro.
nilna. Der Safcr lit a,lsge3eidnet.
@nl. Seiemann bat feline nelte
@ronarp (Spei6er) bollenbet.
Charles Dicfmonn bottc bas I'm
aliid cine ieincr belten &iibe 3u Der.
lieren.
Ser Sdulrat Der Hidmoob S6ule
lit babel Die 3ilterne bel Der Sbule
nit cincm neuen 9efcl unb nit elmer
ncucn Tunlpe Sr berieben.
Srls. SSrcne unb Maribol 5eobet-
ter, bon @eblter @ropes. iino oie
@Gite ibrcr @robeltcrn Socrr unb
Srnu s. Stolte.
Sris @oit lnb icine S6pciter bei-
be aus ct. 2ouis, beiltdten i6ren
@rl,oer Scnrp @ait. 1rib rciite olu
Sonntog mieber mad, ct. 2puis.
Serr uno Srou &nidmeper, bon
ct. 2ol,is, meilcn ouf etlihe Gage
gum 9eiu6 bel ibrer Sodtcr Srou
g. Gubn.
Der Cans bel 0icfnlonn's mar gut
beilld)t unb jcbcr bot iid foitlid) antii,
iiert.
g8m. Sanoers bot in llnierer
Shnticbe einc 2ool,ng &oblcn obge-
liefert.
SRI. gllpino Gngelbredt peilt nl1f
etIihe Gage i'm elterliden Sauie.
Gorn biiritet na6 &eget.
Giniee i,nirer jllngen 2euten wobn.
ten benz gicnic bei 9eenont BET.
Ssungens berliert eure Gop Bells
niht aus ben Irgen. Gs miro Die
3eit baIo fonnmen, bab mir tie ge.
brauden miiifen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Sarmer ,Sabrgciellidlaft bcidGftis1
init transpurtieren bpn nenem
@eisen.

Oos Sibrboot S. 6. MprtIe, 81.
gcntllm Der @asccnooe Miper ssar.
ncrs 8adet 60, brn6te lette @ode
ben erlten nelen @ei5en. Sim 9on-
ncrstag NOR es nit $50, anr Cams
tag nit 515 uno am 0ienstoa oicicr
ISOLDE nit 200 Sod @eiaen belooen.
9ie 200 Sad famen bon Ser SeeeIer
6arm. gluh bra6te es einc 2abuna
4ies (8rabeD. Die @elellidaft miro
balo Elm ean5 nelles 9oot in Oienit
tlln lno miro Damn reeelmGbig Den
8asconobe befabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
3iuei 2ebreritcllcn nod INNER
nnbeiett.

Der bieiige Sfillrat hat SRI. Olipl
SSobnion, bon Ssarf, Wto.. lnb Sri.
u. M. &cnnchp, bon ct. 2ouis. ols
go9icrt nls 2cbrcr Der Sohihrlc
Sri. Sobnion mrlbte iebod oblehncn
ba iie bcreits nit 6em Shulrat oon
S5orf einen &ontraft obgeihloiicr
bottc ,no ole Scrrcn iid nidt bene,
gen lieBen ben &ontraft 81 nullifi.
5iercn Die bieiige 9eborbe bat Bis
ictt nod fcinc gcci9nctc TcriOn &C.
filnben OILS 2cbrcr Scr Glcmcntor nb.
tcilllng. Sri. N3onicu 0cflnnnn re.
iignierte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
lie Saul &loiiner.

lie SAUL &loiiner.
6iidcn mo Sd)minmCn mar "a,
gcsoronlina ocs 4trn Suli
9en 9SuIif ncbit Sonilic limo BET
Scrluanbtcn bier nitf 9ciuh.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
10, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6. 1917.
2ielit. Nm. @npo, iopie heilcn
9ruhcr 9llfreo uno Sgt. Wiabon ale
bon st. Sollis. perlebtcn lettc &ode
einige Gage in goitliben Seinl bon
SSSobn Selo. Wtobon febrte crit filr5'
lid aus Dem Seeresoienit beim. Gr
fam nanhe intcreiiante @eidihte ers
5dbIen. 8ir iinb itola, baB bieie
Sungens 10 tapfcr 5ur SABINE itanoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Barber madJt sliiflidc 8eibanlase.

Sranf Hebioncn, Der Barber. bat
tc leSte gSohe ouber9eipobnlihcs
Slid. Sn 1913 botte CT in Eonger,
Sflo. 3pei Gotten gcfouit. fir pelhc
er bomals $50 be5ablte Nirn
fommt Elm rciher 2ailbrnfcl nno Of
fcricri fir biciclbcn Gotten $350O.
Ios lit ein gicinecninn bon $3350.
gtotilrlid) bot franf oie Gotten pcrs
fouit. Die Gotten licgcn in Dem Del.
hiitrifte uno pllrbcn non Scllpctu.
lonten alieefouft. ,licbrcrc Ser,
manner bobcn bel Honacr id)on irii.
bcr &ono crlporbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
I'm !Sanie Der grant setrant.

Sebtcn Oonnerstog sbeno murbeu
IN Dem Seim Der 9rallt, Srau gllo
"ounlltarf, 8ittipe oes peritorbenen
Eeter gaunlitarf, unb George Grant,
Don Serron, SIl., burd BaItor &as.
inann getroiit. @rant lit in ocn Wti.
i'en bon Serron angeiteIIt. slm les,
ten 5reitag reiiten Die Neupern1Gbl.
Ten nod Serron, ipoieIbit iie fortan
mobnen meroen. ltniere @liiftpiin.
ld9e beeIeiten iie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

lneicn itno bie Woufilnit ia Der aano.
mirtid)aft Gns Stnatcn gilro ilbcrs
maht ole Tcrmcnoun1 ppn Vlllocs'
gclOcr fiir lonbpirtifaitlitbc Yer
lldsItutipncn gum 6ortbilDnnaSun
tcrridt; cs itcllt llntcriudlun1cn an
ilber lunomirtiboftlihc Shnilln9,
ilbcr Iabrungsmittcl ridlti9c Grndb'
rlIng, alcibung, imo ilber bni"llcbc
9lusrilitlng unb @CnirtihaItlm9.
Gincs Der miftigiten @ilros 1T boS
9ilro fiir WtGrftc. 9icics ltntcrl,ht
Groblcne, sic oui bcn Serfoltf rmo
sic &crtcil,ng bon Iurnlproonttcn
uno ouf bir Srgo,iiicrlng lonollher
@cmeinocn iilr Die 3lpcdc 0cS Ter'
fauis, 0cs lonOmirtid)oitlihcn Sire
bits lmo 6bnlihc Oinge bcsicbcn. eS
oibt Morftbcrid,tc iibcr Nrilhtc uno
@cmiiie, &icb unb 5lciid, Sen imo
Snrnen, Wolfercis linb nnbcrc aSro.
onitcn 5crols llno inipe3iert allt Gr'
illden 9uounscn bon 5riihten uno
@cnilien. 9os giiro ilbcrlpaht Ter
ncr ooS @eiet iibcr galinrpolltcrnlin'
@ci6Gitc. bos @cieb iibcr &orns'Stan'
borns, oos @eicb iibcr Stonoaro' 'Ve,
b1lter; ibm oblicgt ou6 Die IusTllb'
rllna oes 8oorenballs-@ -@eiebcs. Serr
@rano, Scr Vilroporitebcr, lit aud Der
ununittelburc 8crtreter bes 2ono'
mirtid,ofts SefrctGrs in ge5ug olir
bic 9lusfiibrlmg Der Hflidtcn Die IN
Der am 1S. Sunni 1918 bonn Froli'
benten berausge9ebenen Grot!onto'
tion borgeidrieben werhen; oieic Ero'
flonotion betrifft Die Me1slun9 oes
2i3cn5wcicns fir Giebb0fe oner fiir
oic @onbbobung bes Tichs pocr ocn
Iicbbonoel in 8erbinoung nit Wteb,
bGien.
Ius Gu6lifdtions .Viiro ilbcrlpoht
Ocn Gri,d lnb sic 8erteilun9 bon
Shriften bcs gon5en Geporten>1'ts.
Gos @urbrs @ortenomt bilit bei
Der 3ur6iiibrnne Ocs FflonacnQdnr
ontGnc @cie$es pom 20 Hrgll't
1912. 9os 9lu1t fitr Gertilqltngss
mittcI fiir SSnleften, gil5c nno
5d,mdntme bilft bel Der 3ur6filb'
rllug oes aSnicftenpertilglrngs @e'
ictes bonn Sabre 1910.-Mun ilebt
iontit, oab bas @unoesoepartement
fir 2onbipirti6aft cine iebr folllpli'
5iertc rutb meitreidenbe Sreanila'
tion oorItellt, Die nidts, mas Den
2anomann in irgenoeiner 8eiie IN
ieinem @eidGfte ongebt, unberiidiid'
tigt ldbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
(suttfrieS Barrels itirbt i'm bubcn
gllter.
S,intcrlGft einen Subn nnb orci
Sohtcr.

Nod fur5er aranfbeit itarb im
bohcn @rciicnalter bon 80 SabreL
10 gtpnatcn nnD 20 Sagcn anl
0icnstoa irilb gegen neln llbr, @ott.
irico Soreis im Seinl leincr Sohter,
Erml Gbeo. Sileoneper. glm Wtor-
ocn hottie er nod nit Ben iibrigen
Sousgenciicn iein Srilbitiid genoiien
lln6 ictte iih bann, anideineno gang
nuntcr, ouf Die Gorf. Scin Sdiuie.
acriobn Sbeo. Suebmeper, i'm @lal.
ben, rob es nit Dem Sater bciicr &C.
morocn iei, fubr in @eidGften Sllr
StaSt. Che er jebod Die Stabt ers
reiht bate, battc Der @roBpater i6on
iciucn @riit alf9e9cbcn. mclhc gtad.
rdt ibn, bel icincr slnfllnft bier tcles
pbonii6 nlitgcteilt lpilrbc. 9llters,
idyuGhc mo Gin lei6tcr S6lagons
foll bcihlcunigten bas gnbc.
Der gntihlafenc bintcrlGBt icinen
Sobn SSulius Barrels i'm Sriebeilstal
Wobnboft, ionic orci Sodtcr: Srau
Sbco. Sueomeper ebenfolls I'M sSrics
Ncnstal, Srou Baitor 2ebbnrt uro
6rou Bertha Dteper, bon Sacrnmcns
70, Gol. uno 5ebn @roBfinber.
Die 2eihenfeier finoct bellte 9tad)-
nlttog itatt Inn 3 llbr i'm Srauers
bollic, alsbann miro Die iterblidle
Milllc ilbcriiibrt nod 9iq Berger, no.
ielbit lie allf Dem 8etbanier Trieb.
bote, ncben Der Dor Ia SSabren emit
ifIofencu Satin 5u ibrer Tube ge.
bcttet miro. Die Baitoren 6. Stult
bon Der 9ctbanio @emcinoe, beren
lNnqiGbrigcs @lieo ser Gntldtofcne
mar, lmb H. 9osmunn bon ser ct.
Follls @cncinbe bier merocn Die
Srnuericicr leitcn.
Gottirieb Barrels murbe am Is.
gluN. 1929 in @iirttembcrg, 9cutlhs
Iano Ncborcn. Sm 9lltcr bon 2i Sab
rcn nonocrtc or nod glmerifo lmb
fanl 0ircft naf 0crlnallr, no lein
%rllocr SSocob Elm rabr friibcr ein9c-
man0ert mar. Sptiter gingcn bie
Nrll0er nnh ,Sllitois no bcioe Surms
orbcit taten, Sobnnn fon1ch bcibe
3nrilf lmb follften gelneiniom bie so
Nfcr 2onb bic gegcnuGrtig bon 60.
uno Sui. Barrels geeignet meroen.
3cbn Sabre binbllrf lebten ltnb ar.
beiteten Die 9riiber 10 nit chamber.
Sln 0topember 1864 griinbete Der
Gntihlofene ben cigenen Sausbalt
lnocm er nit SRI. Sophia Sdeible
Den 9uno fiirs 2eben iflob Die
@riiocr tcilten iih bann Die 80 9lder.
'Sottfrieo be3og Die 40 slder Ole MIN
bon ieinem Sobn bearbeitet merbcn.
Die @be ieenete Der Serr nit fiinf
ainoern Gins oerielben eing Dem So
ter in Die Gipigfeit boran: Srau Gbri.
ltrne erni. gfah bent Sooe ieiner
Satin madte Der gntidlafene iein
Seiln bel ieiner Sohtcr 2priic, Srau
Taltor S. 2ebbart. gr 500 nit ibncn
iloh Chicago llno ipdter nah Glen.
mooo, &anlos. Sm Sabre 1913 fam
er IN Die olte 'Seimat 5uriif lno fanb |
bel Ieincr Sohter 5roli Tbeo. Sreb-
mcper iein Seim itnb in ieincm gllter |
llcbepolle finblihe 8flcee. Gr mar
longl1bigcs @lieb Scr @etbanio @e.
meinoc in @ig Berger. Wit ieincn
rllhlgen &eien bat er lid, nlonfc |
0rellnOe erlporbell Die i'm ein cbrcn.
Nnp NI,,No.,fx..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

9eute, bie 70 biel bon Sparen re.
ben, trogen oft 5ipei 0ian,antringe
llno 8erlenidrntd, 8. +. man fam es
meit bringen/ipenn anbere fparen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
MUMMERS DRAW
FOR PARADE LINE
10000 Men to Participate in
Annual New Years
March
COMIC DIVISION is FIRST

Further arrangements for the New
Years mummers parade in which scores
of organizations will compete for scN
enty five prizes offered by tho city were
made last night at meeting oil inc
councilmanic committee Of the New
Year celebration in tho City Hall,
One hundred and fifty men, repre-.
senting the various organizations that
will take part in the mummers' pag
cant, conferred with the committee.
Under the direction OF H. Bart Nc
Hugh, tho drawing for position in the
parade was conducted. The Silver
Crown New Year Association will lead.
as has been the custom, Then VIII
come the Lobster New Year Associu- e.
ton, the Klein New Year Association
and the Golden Slipper New Year as
sociation. IT was also announced that
the Gay Morning Gories New Year
Association might parade with the last
fanty club
The Liberty New Year Association
won first place in the comic division.
In order will follow the South Cam
den New Year Association, the East
Side New Year Association, the BcvO
Jazz Band. the Federal New Year As
sociation. the Rose Tree New Year As
sociation, the Hugh Murray New Year
Association, the Dickcy New Year As
SoclatlOn, the Saurr hraut b8nd OF
Gloucester. the Spirits New Year AS
sociation, the Blue Ribbon New Year
Association. the Scrap Iron New Year
Association and the W. II. Y. New
Year Association.
In the division for string bands the
Aronimnk String Band of West Phil
adelphia will lead, followed by the Fra
linger String Band and the Trilby String
Band. The famous Sauer Kraut Band
from Pottsyille headed by Ted Bu-
schar, will be in the parade also, Us
will dozen organizations that did not
draw for positions last night.
Each of the captains of the twenty
one clubs that drew for position in
the parade last night was called upon
for a report as to the number of bands,
the number of men, the number of bri
gades and the number of floats that
will be in the lineup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
Bracelets
The Vogue for Short Sleeves Brings
Them Prominence as Gifts

Misses pretty godhed Bracelets, plain engine
turned designs with locks S1.5o
plain engine designs
ipover secretok effects, At S195 $3.50, So S625.
Brilliant Flexible Bracelets sparkling
bnaton OF apphe and hnestones 81, S1o5o and $1.50
Sterling silver Bangles with
and S1O.75 -Gmbes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
For Home For Gifts-Steriing Silver Handle
Serving Pieces
at $1.75 to $3.50

Rich .Alain patterns. Daintily
engraved ?atte rms. Pic Servers,
Gravy Ladies, Cold Meat Forks.
Tomato various pieces.
At S1.75 10 $3.50. The spoon
shape Tea-ctte pictured, at $l.75.
Sterling silver Individual Salt
and Peppers. Plain polished de
sign Set Of six in gray-lined
box, at 81.
Sterling silver Tea Balls. In
the cutest teapot shape. With
dainty silver dangling chain"
At S3.25.
--GimbciS, First floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
egular $5 Gillette Razor Outfit for So. IS

Y Untitled wha til offer
ornc AniH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
GimbeL Brothers
Store Hours-9 TO 6

Gather the Thursday morning eChri ~
Society will day we'll TW
Happiness and IS of mind ~ w.
number thoroughbred
in "Chere baby Seson
n Brownie Lady
pnyis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
For TornorroW-Friday
GimbeL Brothers
Thursday, Dec. IS, 1919

s :::; ::;: :;':." "'; ";; ''
open of this
ar
started and ice bockades My
will bel Poofce
When
elebraion, is and tendency
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-18
Are Always Acceptable Presents

This Christmas than ever-for they scarcer!
Womens Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 55c hemstitched,
Hand embroidered corners in dainty designs.
At 3sc Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstched;
hand embroidered
Womens Linen Novelty Handkerches at for 81 pretty
cooed centres white centers attractive combinations
Women's Hemstitched Linen Handkerchefs at 2sc.
-Gimbes First floor
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
KetChikan Defeats Former Mayor and Votes for Mu- nicipaI Wharf for Fsh-
 ing Fleet.
SHOUT LOSES AT SITKA
Dentist Defeats Former Legislator at Old Capital; Results in Other Alas
 ka Cities.

KETCHIKAN, April 2.-R. L. Pet ty was elected Mayor Ketchikan yes terday by 5, majority over former Mayor M. J. Heneghan. The vote was Petty 249, Heneghan 196.
 By vote of 21S to 31 the people decided in favor of the construction by the City of a commodious wharf On the waterfront to accommodate the fishing fleet
 The vote for Councilmen was as follows:
 Ed. J. Williams 246, G. E. Paup 228, H. Nixon 225, Dean c. Cannon 209, Walter Thomas 209, N. R. Wal. ker 193.
 Ira H. King was elected School Treasurer without opposition
 The campaign for Mayor and Coun cilmen was spirited.
 R. L. Petty has been a resident Of Ketchikan and Hadley for many years. He has served on the School Board M. J. Heneghan served two terms as Mayor prior to 1919
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
SHOUT LOSES FIGHT IN SITKA
 ELECTION

SITKA, April 2.-Dr Wallace F. Peterson defeated A. c. Shoup for Mayor of Sitka by 20 votes in the most exciting municipal contest ever conducted in this city. The total vote cast here was 196. and the re- suit was as follows:
 Dr. Wallace E. Peterson 1O6, Dr. James w. Johnson 1O1, J. P. McNulty 97, J. T. Cunliff 90, Hans Anderson S6. A. G. Shoup SC. The three first named were elected. Sitka is a municipal corporation of the second class. organized under the Territor ial law with three trustees, one oi whom is Mayor
 The vote for School Board mem bers elected was:
 Dearmond no, Ulrich 1OS. Sarvela 1G5.
 The Judges of election were Mrs James A. Roberts, H. A. Bauer and John Kazienakoff.
 Mayor-Elect Peterson is a dentist
 (Continued on Page Eight)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
AIR SERVICE
 FOR ALASKA
 IS CHAMPI0NED
Senator Jones Asks Post master General to Give a Service From Seattle
 to North.

SEATTLE, April PA Post Intel- ligencer Washington special printed today says Senator Jones wrote the Postmaster General and said hs hoped the latter would not overlook experiments in Alaska with a view Of establishing an airplane mail ser vice. He said when the Senate con- sidered the postoffice appropriation bill an $SO0OO0 item for airplane was contained in the measure.
 Senator Jones said airplanes could carry mail to many Alaskan towns. which now get no mail. He suggest. ed service by air between Seattle. Ketchikan, Juneau, iSitka and Skag way. He said several Naval planes in Seattle were available for the ex periments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02

chewed in the campaign, generally speaking the division between the Citizens ticket and the Welfare tick ct was practically the same as that between Delegate Charles A. Sulzer and former Delegate James Wicker sham.
 There was very little excitement or celebrating over the result of the election, though tho satisfaction throughout the city was general.
 In addition to being verdict of approval of those who made the fight in the present administration against Valentine dictation. the sweeping vic tory for the Citizens ticket is taken to indicate a clear determination on the part of Juneau to quit destruc tive politics and to give attention to constructive development.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
TO IMPROVE THE SERVICE

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Postmas- ters and business men are holding a convention here to devise means for increasing the efficiency of the post al service. Postmaster General Bur leson in addressing the Convention said the high prices paid for war work took away thousands of employ ees thus lowering the department s high standard. He said the postal system of other belligerents broke down to some extent during the war He said the postal department sold 80 per cent. of the War Savings stamps.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
STEAMERS LEAVE WITH MANY PASSENGERS
 FOR ALASKA PORTS

SEATTLE. April 2.-The steamer Watson sailed at nine o'clock last night with approximately 250 passen- gers on board for various cannery points. C. w. Morse was the only Juneau passenger on board.
 The Alameda will sail at nine in the morning with approximately 300 passengers. including steerage. Ju- neau passengers are Pat Hollywood, Earl D. Rhodes, c. H. Slade. c. Fjoserig. A. s. Schulman and fifteen steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
BERLIN WIDE OPEN AND ALL
 KINDS OF GAMBLING

BERLIN, April ?. Associated Press)-Gambling has increased here since the armistice was signed. Resi- dents are playing cards and even rou- lette in the streets. In certain parts of the city some of the streets are lined with gambling tables from edge to edge. The police seem powerless. Gambling clubs spring up like mush- rooms The former aristocratic sec tion of Berlin is fitted up with lux urious gambling rooms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
HUN MINISTER'S HOLD MEETING
 ABOUT DANzIG
Will Decide Regarding the Demands of the Allies Spartacan Outbreaks
 Expected Again.

ZURICH, April 2.-It is reported that all high officials in the Ger man Government will hold meeting in Berlin today and discuss the Dan zig situation. The demands of the Allies that the Poles be allowed to land there will be acted upon, and reports say that the decision to be arrived at will determine, possibly, whether Germany Is to begin an open defiance of the Allied demands
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
DENIES RUMOR
 THAT JAPANESE
 SECURE LANDS

MEXICO CITY. April 2.-Salvador Gomez. chief of staff of the Mexi- can Army, makes denial that Japan ese have purchased agricultural land in Lower California, as asserted by an official of the Bureau of Agricu,- ture
 Gomez said the Mexican Govern ment had not authorized any plan by which eforeigners were granted large concessions of land in Mex icO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02

The foregoing tables tell the story of yesterdays election in Juneau The Citizens ticket was elected from top to b0tt0m. There was very lit- tie scratching" the straight ticket being the eFnle. The victory for J. Latimer Gray and those on the tick ct was complete. The clear purpose of Juneau voters was to retire Em- cry Valentine, and to make the yer dict of retirement so complete that there could be no mfstaking their intention.
 The election was quiet, but the workers on both sides were active all day, and the large vote cast is evidence of the effectiveness of their work.
 While Territorial politics were es-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
ANTHORAGE PEOPLE ARE
 NOT TAKING KINDLY TO
 WICKERSHAM'S POSITION

ANCHORAGE, April 2.-An- chorage people without regard to political party or occupa- tion, are up in arms against former Delegate James Wick ersham on account of his "un- warranted" attack on the Alas ka railroad and Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane. It is reported that scathing telegrams have been sent to Wickersham by former support CTS. An anti-Wickersham Re- publican Club, composed of for mer supporters of Wickersham, is being formed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
SUPPOSED SLACKERS ARE FOUND DYING
 IN LONELY CABIN

VALDEZ. April 2.-(Special to the Empire)-Two men supposed to be slackers were found in a cabin on Glacier Island in q dying condition ty party of Natives this week. The Indians gave such aid ss they could. but one of them died. The other has been taken to Ellamar. and his condition Is serious. Both men are Russians. and their names are un-. known.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-02
ITALY ANXIOUS TO GET BORDER
 SETTLEMENTS
Premier Orlando Confers With Wilson on Subject Republic formed for
 Serbia.

PARIS, April 2.-Premier Orlando Of Italy in comforting with Presi- dent Wilson insisted upon the set clement of the Italian frontier ques- ton contemporaneously with that of the French boundary, question.
 The Premier's suggestion involves joint peace with Austria, which the American peace delegates favor. Or lando suggested that views be ex- changed on the Italian question be. fore 1t was presented to the Peace Congress