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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26
MAY ADJOURN TONIGHT


= General impression of legis-
x lators at $3.50 clock this after
X noon was that the thirtieth legis-.
x lative assembly would adjourn ;
< sine die after tonight's session.
\ May Of the leading members of
< the House were of the opinion
X that the flood Of oratory would
X be damned this afternoon. With
+ the few remaining bills to be !
+ acted upon, with nolnlng nap
( pening to break the regular grind,
4 and with Speaker Seymour :
4 Jones hustling things along, rae ;
< homesiek members are taking on ;
+ new life.
I = a, Z = = Z :. = !, !, I !. .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

Lenine is now trying to rule Russia by claiming to be
an incarnation of the great Mongol conqueror Genghs
Khan Well, if anybody can Genghis can.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

When the peace conference finishes its work at
Paris it might over to Dublin and continue its ses-
sions indefinitely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

NJ v Edmonds and Pat Baxter have
been chosen supervisors of diking inn
prosement district No 6 Of Cowlitz
county. Sale of So, 900 worth of bonds
viii provide funds for the Improvement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

Walker C. Smith, a socialist printer
arrested at Seattle on charge of
criminal anarchy, has been released on
$1,000 bail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

Cheese production in Tillamook coun-
ty last year reached total of $685.
900 pounds, valued at more than 81
100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

A reduction of SO a thousand on the
price of ties win probably close about
20 small tie mills in Linn county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

The Polk County Farmers Coopera-
tive Warehouse company at Dallas has
declared a SIX per cent dividend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

Among Ahe officers who land at
New York from France Sunday were
Colonel John Poison Of Boise. Idahn,
and Major J. NJ. Handley Of Mandan,
n. D.. judge in the fifth Judicial dis
trict of that state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26
HIS LIFE A STIRRING ONE

Always IN robust health, B. ". D. Barnes could
ride, shoot and get his man. He was everything
a sheriff in Warren Co., Tennessee should be until
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-26

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
NEMl PREDL0zlLI DALSf DIVE NOTY.
POJEDNAVAJf o ZAKONU PRACE
A NE.MECkE,M MAJETKU v CIZINE..
SPOJENECKE ODPOVEDI MA CERMANSKE
PROTESTY.

Pafiz, %. kv6tna. Dnesniho rama predlozi nsmect
mrov delegat ekretar mrove konerence move noty
edna poednava pracovnch zakonech druha nemeckem
maJetku, nalezajcim cizich zemich.
Rada mnistr vn6sich zaeztos projednava prave pro-
test Belge prot Nemecku kere Bruseu nepravem
vadni belgcky archv Jednano byo tez nemeckych
nevrech" pokud Sc tyce otazky polske amd'arske
Mezi nym odpovidaji spoenc protesty nemecke pro
mirovym podminkam tykaicich narodohospodarskych
pomeru re situac vlasni zemi Nemc zavini
ohednym potapenm spoeneckych neutranich lodi ponor
kami re jest en spravedvo, kdyz nsledky bezdzdneho
vacen ponesou nyni sam Submarny jejich potoply cell
KEN 100000 tun, ale spoenci zada nahradu jen
100000 un Odpov6d nemecke poukazani ze zem must
zviti 67OOOOOO ld zi re mrova konference odbira
mecku 100000 obyvae aby starost eho vyzvu nebyla
tax veka Dale spoienci podotyka hospodafsky
Nemecka jest stavu daeko lepsim nezi pomeru Posku
Begii sevemi Francii kde vaka zuTa nejprudce.
dale znicili dolly Lensu ednoduSe proo museli
stoupt proto musl nahradu posoupit svoje saarskem
ldoli Dale nebyo N6mecko vyjdano pleneno cizim VOL
skem jako spojencu kdyz necha voackovani
prisluniky arady pose do den, nano tax nahradi use
pracovn silly.
Cnska mrova delegace odhodlaa podepsati mir w
ukou otazky sanungke kaucauke ktera cekove-
no mru velce mo dotyka Poobne senat Spoienych Sta
til hodla ulozt zasupcGm Amerky, aby potvrd mir en
jistymi vyhradami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
WS:Sl MSA
lMSaI IM!.SsS
PESTITELE VINNYCH HROZ
NJ SPATRUJf NADEJI We
WILSONOVE ODPO-
RUCENf.

San Francisco, CAL, %. kvet
na.--Zadost presidenta Wilso-
ma o zruseni zakazu vina a pi-
va, bude-li il vyhoveno, mdze
uchraniti kalifornske pestitele
vinnych hroznG pred z.ratou
nejmene $1O,00O,OOO letosni
|podzin, podle prohlaseni H. F.
|Stolla cd California Grape
Protective Association. Bylo
by nemozno vsecky vinne hroz
ny promeniti v hrozinky So
Itva by Sc prodaly nekde jinde.
Mezi tim cirkulace petic pro
schvaLeni federaln{ho ma "kost
sucheho dodatku k 1stave" po
'kracuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
RUD[ 0POUSTf EPIDEMI ZACHVACE-
NOl MOSKVU.
FINOVE Sc BLfzi PETROHRADU.


Londyn. %. kvetna. = Vypovedi cestujicich Ruska,
doslych Perohradu do Kodane dosvedcuji re vsechny
zpravy Zoufaem stavu Moskve jsou spravny Pc vseo
becnem hadu dosav perny host tyfus Bolsevicka Via
da vykzi meso iz po dels dobu vsechny drahy byy
zvny ably zeeznni vyslay do Moskvy ably hlavn
trait tohoo vedouc udrZena byla pravdena vozba
u Hesngforsu dose depese h1 rychle ,ispesne po
stupy protboevckych vosk Petrohrad Fnske vojsko
postupue Perohrad nepatn6ho odporu rude gardy
tax re zda jest Lenna Trockeho zlomena. Ia
ke esosky spech Ga6ny jest dnes povrzen. Bolsevick
armada Gaciny vzdaa neb lepe Teceno presla nepr
tell Jne zprvy Fnsa pax vypravui re Sc bosevlci od-
hoda Petrohrad ozbroenm vseho d6nctva zoufae bran
Depese dodava jest organsovano 200 muzu ker
mali mesto pro rudou vadu zachranti.
Spoenecke vojsko sevem Rusi pokracuje das ofen
sv6 zmocnue pobeznich mist jezere Onezskem od
kud dneSnho zasany byly eegramy vekych ztra
tach ustupuciho zadnho boSevckeho voe Bosevicka
mazda prcha tax kvapn6 re nezbyv ami casu zniciti
opevneni opouStenych mistech.
General Maynard velitel spoieneckeho voiska Muir
mansku prenesl svu havni 400 mil dale jih do
Kemu brehu Bileho more us sejnomene feky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
AKRONSKA VZDUCHOLO OBJ ZAKOT
VLANA STRESE STATLEROVA
HOTELU.
PRVNl TOHO DRUHU USPECH AMERICKE.
AVIATIKY

Vcera 6:36 hodn vecer zakrouz mad hoteem Statler
velky Tideny baon pTlStim okamzku zakovil pos
srese hoelu zarzene Bya to akronska vzduchooG
sto dlouha, vyet6vS cd vladnho ese Wngfoo
stocch nacenctv aviaka r. H. Upsona jeho priruci
no majora C. M. Marranvia Bylo tax prvne dejnach
Ameriky kdy velky Tidteny baon odvaz zakotvit
sese budovy. n podobny zdarily pokus ucinl kterys
rancouzsky avak zakovivs pred nedaem strese nej
vySS obchodni budovy PaTzi mad kterymzo spechem
zastavl Sc veskery tisk sveta.
Patforma srese Staterova hoelu, kde vcera akron
sky baon pfista e rovnez maa 80 stop sroka to
kez stop douha zakoven vzducholod vyrizeno bez vS
nehody nacez Upson major Marranvle opust kos vzdu
cholode by zaveden asaveho pozdravu do hodovn ST.
kde Upson fecnl konvenc nzenyr. MeZi tim vZdu
cholod vznesla opet do vyse rzen pota Schada
jestatne vracela Sc Akron.
Pfstan streSe hotelu umozneno tricit suddenly
Wadnho letiste Wngfoot ktezto aviakove pfpevn kos
tehoz pomahai. Dotcena vzducholod zbudovana byla
Goodyearovych gumovkach Akron vcerejsi jeff let do
Clevelandu byl jakousi plavbou ZkouSku.
Balon vynofil mrakG mad Bedfordem po sese hod-
ne, pax namif Miles Ave. konecne zakrouz nekoikrat
mad Woodland Ave. vych. 55. u Tsce dvakd sledovalo
eho manevrovani rovn6z Squaru byo lce zvedavych
LODI pozorucch Balon mad Satlerovym hotelem zakrou
I'll celkem sedmkra nacez snesl plaormu vysou
peni obou vzduchoplavcu nastoupi let zpatecni.
Aviatik Upson sve rec konvenci inzenyrd mimo j.
neho ujstova re nekoka tydnech pfpuje do Ceveandu
vzduchoo ktera bude merit 800 stop dvanact
zeru. Vzduchood budovana je pritomne rovnez Good
yearovch gumovkach bude udrzOvat pravidenou dopra
cesujicich mezi Clevelandem Akronem cmz obchodn
avatka sane vec pne vsedni vypravy naseho mesta
do New Yorku neb San Francisco rovnez.
Upson souz do nedavna vladnf aviatiky zapadn{
fronte Franc kde sraz nekoik nemecktch aeropAn1
rovnez americke namofn avace nekokrate
nal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
|SOUkR0M1k fsscRRESRCN-
DENCE NEMCU NASVEDCU-
JE, zE MIR BUDE PO-
DEPSAN.

Koblenc, %. kvetna. - z IT,
Jice nemeckych dopisd, ktere
musl profit censurou a nerick
okupacni armady 80 Crocent
mluvi We prospech prijeti spo-
jeneckych mirovych podminek.
Z techto dopisu jest 20 procen5
psano Nemci V okupovanem u
zemi a zbytek obyvatelstvem
vnitfniho Nemecka. Urednici a
mericke arnady pokladaji ten
to ukaz "a doklad, re protimi-
rove smysleni mezi nemeckym
lidem bylo jen "umele vyrobe-
no" a re namecky narod pre-
vaznou vetsinou po miru tou
II. Smysleni toto nejvice jest
patrno poryn jkych ze mich,
jez cell moznym velkym ODE
tim, kdyz valka co nejdrive ne
bude skoncena.
K ochlazeni nemecke bojov
nosti nejvice prispiva pohoto-
vost americke okupacni arma-
dy, ktera Jest schopna okamzi-
teho zakroconi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
WSSI MSS
K RADENf BOLSEVIKU v
KANADE.

Winnipeg. = Senator Glide
on Robertson, ninistr prace, a
Arthur Meigen, miniitr vnitra.
vydali Sc dnes ma cestu z Otta
WY do Winnipegu. We znamost
dostalo Sc to We chvili. kdy Gle
move generalniho vyboru stav-
kovniho konali poradu Sc cleny
vyboru obcanskeho, ktery v "a
lezitosti teto htedel dojiti X ne
jakemu narovnani. Tento po-
!ledni vvbor, ktery Sc sklada
re zdejSich obchodnikd a pro-
fesionaiislu, tvrdi, ze nerozda-
val mezi lid pc vytiscich caso-
pisu winnipeg Citizen, ale
re sam byl prot podobne agi-
taci sice Sc vsi rozhodnosti
Casopi3 ten pfinesl clanek, We
kterem Sc piimlouva "a vedeni
stavajiciho boje az do uplneho
'konce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
WSSIWSS]
SENATOR JOHNSON zADA
"a PREDLOzENf MfROVE
SMLOUVY.

Washington. K prvnl
srazce v senate stran mirove
smlouvy doao, kdyz senator
johnson z California podal svo
il reso,uci, We ktere .ie vyzyva-
ma ad ninislrace, ably heZpro-
stredne pred.ozila kongresu u
pine zneni mirove smlouvy. Sc
nator johnson pral 81, ably je
no navrhu bylo hned jednano.
Demokraticti vudci vsak prote
stovali. Senator Robinson podal
protest a resoluce byla odloze-
ma ma cas-. K zmeE9nl sill dojde
pravdepodobne "a nekolik dnl.
protoze senator Johnson hodla
obnoviti svuj navrh. Mnozi
jsou toho nazoru. re Johnsono-
~e proide malou men
sinou, ale nemysli, re presi-
dent poslechne,, naopak ze u
pozorni senat, ze neni mic pn-
| lobneho prozatim mono.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
OPOSICE PROTI MlROVE OSNOVE.
WILSON PREDMETEM REPUBLIKANSKYCH
UTOKU.

Washington, 90 kvetna. Aniz by NELL podrobne zneni
mrove smlouvy ucni tuto repubkans senator kongres
nici predmetem delSi debaty Senator Hiram Johnson ka
forne pozadova reci aby pny mrovych umluv
hned byl predozen Zadost podporoval zastupce Julius
Kahn ehoz stu johnson podeprel svo rec resouc Jez
posrada obvykeho zdvoreho Jednan presdenta Wl
mrove konerenci bylo pred napnenym domem oe
repubkany napadano ale take demokraty ucinne haeno
repubikanskych zen byo usneseno neutvorti
samostatnou pockou organsaci ale pracovat ramc sra
repubkanske Konference sucasniy zeny skorem
vsech jen Missi sippi Toxas nebyy zastoupeny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
MA cEsTE DO PRAHY.
Cleveland vysila dvs zeleznicni
kary darI trpicim v ceskoslo-
venske republice.

Ones poledne bylo pred
Probulovem ma Broadway
1.-Two. Vladni auta odvazela po-
traviny a odevy urcene trpi-
Gin naSim krajanGm V cesko-
slovenske republice a poskynu
te nasimi obetavymi Vcelkami,
Ceskym Mar. Sdruzenim Ma
rodni radou jakoz precetny-
mi jednotlivci. Asi ti'icet vel
kych valecnych aut sjelo sc
dne5 pred Probulovem a "a .ex-
|pedovani mimo vcera uvede-
nych dam a pand pomahali
dnes tez PIP. Jupa, Vrzak, Cap
Vanecek a 81. Sebestikova. Je
tech dard pine dive velke zele2
|nicni kary a do newyorskehC
pfistavu budou dovezeny via
ken NewYork Central drahy
Do pondelka budou cleveland
ske Diary u more a We ctvrtel
odpluje s mimi do Evropy paro
lod' "PresidenJ Wilson,, kite
|ryzto parnik muze byti u cilt
We Ia dnech, takze asi We trecf
Itydnech zasilky mohou .byti il;
v Praze, kde Cerveny kriz Wy
ridi dalSi expedici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
We PROSPECT NEARBEERU.
SOUDCE MAYER ROZHODL PRfZNlVE v SOUD
MINI SPORU SLADKU.

New York 23 kvetna = Neprerusen vyroby tax zvane-
papva jak rikame nearbeeru 275 procentech hu
bvo aspo DOLBY bkud soudy nerozhodnou zda
now napoj neopoinm Sao tax dnes ky federani
soudce prvo aby vlada do vafen nearbeeru
vmesovaa. Soud sam prohasuje, re rozhodnut soudce
Mayera pod vvem posels presdenta Wilsona KITE
ry odporucova kongresu ably vaecne prohbicn narzen
dotykajici sc piva vina bylo odvoano.
Soudni vnos je arc en docasny, mdze sati staym
jen tehdy kdyz projde oudu apelacnho aneb pfpade
ze by vada rozhodla aby zustal platnos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
COXEY POTAHNE MA WASH
INGTON S ARMADOU Zf-
ZNIVYCH.

Baltimore, %. kvetna. -
"General' j. S. Coxey, jenz
pred 25 lety armadou 1000
muzn vpadl do Washinglonu a
dostal Sc do vezeni, zamysli ny
nj uspofadati druhy tab. Tento
krate pocita. re buda miti ar
madu 10000 muzu, ktera mi
3to co by sla pesky, vyda Sc ma
cestu Ze vSech koncin ze ne V
automobilech a po vlacich. Bu
de to armada ma obranu pitt
va. "General' CoXey recnil zde
We schulz mezi jinym pravil ::
/" Jestli kongras We dvou ty-
dnech nevezme V uvahu moji
resiluci inicia i've a referen-
du, kterou zamyslim predlozi-
ii, vydam provolani deinickym
organisacim. aby vysia,y do
Washingtonu deset procent
sveho clen3tva. Jest mnoho mu
zu, kteri vysileni svym zamest
nanim, sasileli by, kdyby jed
-nou Ia cas- nevyhodili 81 2 ko-
pytka a nenapili Sc. l pokryte-
iCti kazatele casem to delaji.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-24
MiROVE PODMiNKY RAKOUSKA PREDL OzENY
BUDOU We STREDU
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Pafiz a. kven podinkach Rakukn
pn hGz dodany b leu kske degaci
veoci dla podinkah kyh, k
velem mad spojeneckyh na!em Dn, veteem
ska
ydat eb zici veskeen vacy sTel
lode amocex
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
The War Orphans of France

The children of France have not yet emerged from the shadow of the war. With peace assured, and a happier future opening before them, it becomes increasingly evident that the child life of France has suffered shock from which it is difficult to rally;while the birthrate has dropped to to each 1000 population.
 The Fatherless Children of France. an American organization cooperating with a similar one in Paris of which Marshal offre is the head, reports that of the chill dren receiving American aid to the extent of 10 cents a day under its plan of securing American god mothers for the little war waifs, its records show an average of 700 children's deaths per month since the armistice. The help of the American godmothers came too late to save these undernourished nerve shocked little ones.
 Mrs. Walter $. Brewster of Chicago, vice-chairman of the Fatherless Children of France, has been appointed chairman of cam paign to secure American aid for the 6o,ooo little war orphans whose names were on the lists of the or ganization as "unadopted" before the signing of the armistice.
 Ten cents will care for a child for an entire day;S3 B. % for month; while for S36. 50 year the donor may select a child from the lists at the organizations headquarters and be placed in correspondence | with it. To adopt child or make donation write for information to Mrs. Walter s. Brewster, Room 634, 40 $. Michigan Avenue, Chicago,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
Not a Grapevine" Proposition

This week one of our friends alf-jokingly asked us if we were running much grapevine in the Sentinel these days. In news paper vernacular grapevine" means telegraph or cable news copied from other papers. We are glad to state that there is not one grapevine dispatch in the Sentinel.
 Mr. w. w. Mclaughlin, who is in charge of the local U. s. cable office, will vouch for our state- ment that our cable tolls for this weeks issue amount to $25, and this does not include the money we must pay at the end of the month to the press agency which sends us the news.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

Other worthy people in other towns and villages also ceyed certificates from the United States Public Health Service In instance the publisher of newspaper South eastern Alaska received of these beautifully Autographed Certificates with gold seal which came as an expression of appreciation for having voluntarily assisted in the work of good authority that Certificates ssed only those whose appeared the S. Public Service payroll in connection with the Influenza epidemic But feel that much credit be given all those who worked increasingly day and might in order alleviate the suerngs of those afflicted with that dread disease
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

Dawson folk who took trip to Eagle, on the American side of the line, were surprised at the beauty and cleanliness of the town. Six hydraulic plants are working in the vicinity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

Perhaps the surest way to make the world safe for democracy would be to make il unsafe for the Bol- shevlki. Shoe and Leather Report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

METLAKATLA- Bertha Smith, Native girl of this city, has received from the United States Public Health Service certificate of appreciation for the part she took in the nuen- epidemic Following copy of the certificate received by Miss Smith:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
An Alleged Contradiction of News Item Appearing in the Sentinel
 Last Week


 Last Week
 In last weeks of the Sentinel we published the fol- lowing news em
 Dr. Brown is in ecstacies today
 certificate received from the
 Public Health Service acknowledging
 that she had part in the Flu epidemic. After the paper issued surprised find that had offended Dr. Anna Brown She that we had attempted betle her by making appear that the certi cate she received from the local Board of Health She expressed her resentment having her certificate credited to the wrong She asserted that the certificate her complete surprise and issued in Washington D. G. expression appreciation her service successfully handling the many of Flu that under her The Doctor handed the following communication with the quest that publish it:
 contradict he statement haf he
 Certificate sent 10 from the
 Board of HeaM. 7he Certificate
 comes from Washington.
 DR. A. BRowN Doctor Brown absolutely right when she says that her certificate did from the Board of Health where be shown that the Sentinel has said that cert cate from the Board of Health? We tried to con- vince Dr. Brown that she attempting contradict thing the Sentinel had sad and therefore there was no occasion to publish her letter. She then charged that we afraid publish her letter for fear hurt some bodys feelings So waxed bold and decided to make hero of ourse by publishing her letter without any consdera by its publication Furthermore publish below reproduc ton of the document in question: It copied the cer tcate itself which Doctor Brown has had framed and hung in her office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
Native Girls Receive Certificates From us. Public Health Service In Recognition of Their Work During the
 Influenza Epidemic

HYDABURG- Josephine Scott, Hyda Native girl of this city, has received from the United States Public Health Service certificate of appreciation for service voluntarily the certificate issued to Miss Scott:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

l filcT.
 The Myers and Leonard fani- lies enjoyed a beach dinner above the cemetery. The Berg families went to the city reservoir for the day.
 M. Mckinney took his family, Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Palmer and children, M. o. Johnson and N. Nussbaumer to Mill Creek for a days fishing.
 Andy Lillian and Ed Grigwire left on the Bear for Blind Slough on Saturday night so as to have a long day for fishing. Their fish stories make everyone else keep silent for they say they caught 1861 trout. That may not be the exact number but it was some- thing like that, anyway.
 George H. Barnes had a mum. Der of friends aboard the Halcyon for an afternoon pleasure trip. A pleasant party that spent the day picnicking at Pat s Creek was composed of Samuel Cunning ham and family, B. Y. Grant and family, H. J. Wallace and family, Arnt Sorset and family and Mrs. Bertha Skelton and children. The voyage was made on Mir. Cun- ningham new launch, Supreme, which was built by Fred Bevier. The Supreme is 39 feet in length with 9-foot beam. She has a capacity of 9 tons and makes ' knots an hour. She is powered with a 15 h. p. Wright, which is one of the popular marine engines for which Mir. Cunningham is agent.
 The Fido Club went on Captain Johansen's boat, the Karen, to Knig's Glacier and are unani- nous in their verdict that this was the finest and best of all their outing trips.
 Otto Vieweg, Carl Stoeckel and Stanton Crawford left in a gas boat Saturday night for Karenf- sky Island. They camped on the beach for the night and early in the morning began the ascent of the mountain. Over five hours of climbing were required to reach the summit, but they con- slider themselves amply repaid for all the labor involved and in- tend to climb all the higher moun- tains of this vicinity before the summer closes.
 There were undoubtedly many other delightful picnic parties which have escaped the Sentinel reporter.
 It is said that a prominent hotel man took his wife to Pats Creek in an Evinrude and had to row home, but as it is our policy to do as we would be done by. and fur . thermore. as we are not sure the gentleman has recovered from his feeling of peevishness incurred by his physical culture exercise we will refrain from making any mention of his day of joy and gladness.
 c. M. Coulter shipped 93 boxes
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
Anitrh Statra puhlir fsalth Srrutre
 UrraHury Drpartmfut

This is to certify that MISS BERTHA SMITH served Nurse in this service during the emergency arising from the Influenza Epidemic of 1918199 and this certificate is given expression of appreciation for patriotic service voluntarily rendered.
 RUPERT BLUE, GGod Seal] Surgeon General.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
Anttrh Statrs 1nhlir fealth Srruifr
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This is to Certify that MISS JOSEPHINE SCOTT served Nurse in this service during the emergency ars ing from the Influenza Epidemic of 198 1919 and this tifcae given expression of appreciation for patriotic service voluntarily rendered.
 RUPERT BLUE [Gold Sea Surgeon General.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

c. M. Coulter shipped 93 boxes of fish on the Jefferson and 49 on the City of Seattle.
 Miss Belle Hood. daughter of William Hood, will leave on the Jefferson for Juneau. In thef fall Miss Hood will go to Seatth to enter the University of Washing ton.
 N. M. Fate, superintendent for the Union Bay Fisheries, is in town today. MT. Tate says hat fish have not been coming ery well so far. He was in Kethi- kan Monday and says there s a fair run of Humpies in thal vii cinity, which means that hey will be up this way in few d ys.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31
All Wrangell Goes Picnisine

The greater part of Wransell went picnicking last Sunday. c. M. Coulter took a merry party out on the Diamond c to Big Bay for the day. Those on board were the Coulter family, the La Bounty family. Erma, John, Neal and Margaret Grant, Florence Billion. May Goodrich. Fife Seeley, Wal lace Turner, Lloyd Dalgity, Lesn- ard Campbell and Harry Morti- mer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

Entered as second-class matter at the Wrangell, Alaska, post office, under
 Act of Congress of March ,, ISIS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-31

M. Mckinney took his family, Mir. and Mrs. o. c. Palmer and children, M. o. Johnson and N. Nussbaumer to Mill Creek for a days fishing.