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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
cine nene oeutidDe Griiuonua.

Ser 0euilhe Benius Ger lid aud
in Gcutld).an0a ounteIniicn uno
lduerilen (dgcH nbt unterorijdcB
iaBt. uuN chi atlen Detieten mCnih.
Iifeu @iiieus uHo 8irtcus nit raj;
loicm 6IciB un0 unermiloIifer au5
bauer Die oeufen0en Wieniben aui
Dem NcBe oes 7ortidrittc@ aud,
fuHitigbin meiteriiibren miro, bat
iih rcueroings mieoerum Ourd) eIut
cpohoIe GriIn0ung aul Dem @Cb;c.
&c Ger ,SeSuitrje riibmlitIt beruor9e.
tan.
Gteftron beiBt oo5 ]yro0ufi oes
ocltidcu GriinbcrQeiites. Ger lid
gegerlu1rtia. lHiolge Der ll3enleinen
Notloge, out er8cultna non gr.
iaBmittclr 0ler Ari gemorlen bn..
Glcttrou 3eidnct lid ourd) 5pei
Giaenlhoitcn beioaoer9 Gus is be.
Nbt ndrlid Die @arte uno St1r'
tc 6cs 5tobIa, unG lit babel nm
fijnila 9irO3eui Ield)ter ais Alumi.
Mum. tam clio an Stene beioer
Ietnle renpouot mer0en uno oiiri.
.e ilb aui @rm0 0erieIben in 90l.
De eiuca berUorrugeuoen, pielleihl
0onimIerenbeu 4,iab in gemiiien
NraHdlen Der Sn0uitrie namentlih
Der Yuiiidiiiabrt iidcrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
ecnin ibcr 5srieocn BON %crIaillcs.
QnnAnll. = Oe'

N0H0on, :. SeS.
~llnpcridlamte 9Iu0riiie Ser ,Scincc
Der HeOolution hnben @unocr &c.
idlaffen. gSir haben cinen poIleu
Sie9 iiber Solihaf erriingen, meIdIer
iiir 0ie &olfer oeS Oitens non hiIto.
rider @eoeutltna iein miro"
go lieB lih nad elmer orobtloien
Nepeidbe aus Wostau Der 9oIida.
miti Ytiniftcr 2enin in elmer Nm.
prnhc olf Dem 5peitcu narltliilhcn
GOn9reB ser mobomeoaniihen Som.
mltniiten Srgoniiationcn Scr 0itIiben
8olfcr aus.
2eniu iubr fort; ~ Sur gIeihcn 3elt
mcroen Die Auariffe I'M 8elten
ifpdd)er. Der 5Sric6c bon &erioiGes
lit Der idmerite Shlog. peIdcn oic
gutente iid perictt bot. 0ic 00lfcr
ieben numuebr flar, oaf 9roliocnt
@ilion nidlt Die oemotrotiihe 9Srei-
belt brin8t SeIbIt Ole iiegreihcu ga.
tOuen iiu0 Dem oema@firtcn Yme.
rita pcriduIoet. "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Selsgrapbiides Nllerlei.
Nencr SanSels SefretGr.
0uIhindtou, :. Z

gNnlhlngton, 2. Ac5
Soibua @iIis 9lIerunoer aus 8aI-
latin. Wio,, 9ougreB gIbgeoroneter,
muroe bon Ir0Iioent @iIion sim
6anoelsiefretGr in Iahfolae pon
@iuiam ReofieIo ernannt. Die Gr.
nenniug gebt beute oOer morgen an
non Srunt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Rene Sampferlinicn.
@oihinaton, 8. 81


Begen Nauaels an 9aiiagieribif,
fen uuo oerIbatiad)e, oaB Die Reuous
itattung Der ebemaIigen oeutihcu
Oompfer orei Wonate in anlprud)
nehmen miro. miro es nod Idneere
3ett oaiiern. bis neue &aiiogierlinien
spiiden Der pa5iiiiheu aiiite uno c,nt
Orient eiHgeridItet peroen sounen.
pie 8oriiter 8apne Don scr Sfiffs.
beboroe ont Witttpod elmer Mboro.
niing Don Rce0ern uno @eiddftsleu'
ten BON Der pn5iiiihen Siiite mittheil'
te. Die 8eboroe tueroe iih ieood, 10
periiderte er, nIle Wtiibe aebcn. Die
Terbdltniiie 70 raid iuie moglih nor.
illnI al opytnftpn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

0oS onIeritaniidc 0eiud] auf cine
0cfreiung oblebnt. 3a3 anltlihe
gSoibingtou fommt inmer mehr Su
Ser Aniid]t. oaB Merjfo Sic ,Srci-
Iuiiing pon Seufin$ 5umu 5pcitenmalc
uermeigern Miro. 9ritiihc @iirger
ioIlen BON Scr merifaniiden Regie
rlulg melt beiier bebanoelt meroen
ols Imcrifaner. boupti1hlidl oeS.
bnlb, neil 8roBbritannieu GarronSa
nid]t anertannt bat.
Surerit nudl fein Srndl.
@aibington, ,. 9es.
Cine gripioerung bon Brdlioent
Gnrrah5o oui Die Iebte omcrifaniid)e
9totc, meIfe ioiortige ;SreiIoiiung
oes in HuebIo geiangenen Goniulur.
agenten HSeufius perlaugt. miro bin.
ncn eIner @o6e eruartet. ,Sriihcr
miro Die meritaniite Nntnort nid1t
crluartet uno nod allgemciner Gm,
pfiltOung bier miro iie einc obermoIigc
gSeigerllng iein. Die &erbonoIunQen
sur 5rcilaiiltng bon Senfins piirocn
Damn meitcrgeben. Rah 9tnaobe oou
bober StcIlc idIieBt oos in oen beiocn
9totcn onaemanote @ort o@eiud oic
(biir fir meitere&erbanollngen niht.
mic es bel Dem @ortc 6oroerung Der
SSall gepeien mare. GS nuroe auoe.
0cutet, ooB Die llntcrloiiun9 pom
Werifo, Ser 5tpeiten amcrifoniihcn
Notc 3u eutiprehen. nitt 81 einem
ltltimotiim fiibren miro uno oaB Der
oiplomatiid)e 0leinun05au8talib
perIangert mer0en fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
SOr 8roBgeidwOrsne.
HSln0ionopoIis. ,Sn6., 4. "a.

NSHoluHuppllS, NSHD., 4. &e3.
Gidter 9lnOerion pom @unoes- -Gis
itriftsgerid)t in indianapolis, Sno,,
bot auf Wiontognormittag 10 llbr
Observation-Disclosures einberuien,
nm angeblihe gerlebunqen oes 2eoer,
@eietes uno itraftrehtlide geitim-
mungen oes glntitrlIt- 8eieees ieitens
Der 8rubenbeiiber 81 unterilI6en
g9ie berIautet, miro arf) ouf Ser
Seite Ger 8rubenbeiiber geiesDiorige
Geri6moritng pernlitbet.
Ngenten oes 0unoesiltiti5o 5oeparte-
mcnts binterIe9ten am Witttpoh beim
91noes .0iitriftsgeridt in Snoiona-
polls, SSno.. @etpeismateriol aegen
pierunoadt5ig internotionale uno 9e.
-8eante Der llniteo W}ine 8or.
fers OF 2merifn, oenen our 2oit gelegt
miro. iid gegen ben in Saden oes
Streifs in oeu @eihfoble. .8ruben
bon 8ihter Inoerion in Snoianapolis
auseeiteIIten 8erihtsbefebI pergan.
gen 5u baben. Sierauf ipurben8orIo-
ounaen eeaen ianlmtlide Der aerarn-
ten 9ean1ten, Die ieiner5cif IN Dem
@erihtsbefebi namentIid aufaefiibrt
ipnren ausgeiteIlt. 0ns 8erfabreu
Dor &ihter sInoerion, 5u Dem iie gu
eriheinen baben, beginnt n6d)iten
Oienstogpormittoe 10 llbr im BUN.
bes 9iitrifts9eri6t in Snbiano-
polls.
8egen Union 9eanite, Ole nlrBcr.
balb Snoiouo anidiii9 iinS, fol- 9lllss
lieferiings sIntroe geitellt iperoen.
9luBer 2eipiS itellten iid) am 9on-
'nerstngpormittng ief,s ipeitere 9e.
ante ser lluiteo Mine 8orfers; Die
9iirei6aft BON ie $4,000 purbe bon
einer 9onos=8eieIlidaft fir iie &C.
Itellt.
SSSn Der 9lutlaee aeeeu Die Union
@enmten beiBt eS, ro6 iie tros oes
@erihtsbefebIs ben Streif mittelbor
oitrh IeuBeri,ugen aIlerslrt, Weittbei-
lungen OIL 3eitunaen baB Die Berg
leute nidt 5llr slrbeit 5liriidfebren
piiroen, rno db1Iides geforbert bot
ten; fir beionoers lpidtig bdlt man
o,lf amtlider Seite oen ltmituro, 6of
ieiner5eit Der @iberr,if oes Stretf-
befebls oitf aeipohnlidem Gopier ms
obne oen onttlidlen Stenpel bcrllnion
ousgeeeben norben iei, oaB besbalb
oie eil15elnen Serbdnoc i'm 2an0e Sen
@ioerrufsbefebl oils niht gitltig be.
5eidnet bdtten, 5unal er olth nid)t
eigenbdnoig lmterihrieben, ionoeru
MIR nit Stcmpel- llnterihrift l,nter'
5eid)net oetpeIen iei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
GiaarctteuDcrbot bIeibt.
QNsmord. u. ., 3. .

QiSmord, U. Q, 3 De3.
Ias llnterbaus Der Staotslegislu.
tnr bon gtortb 0ofota lebntc ON
Wiittpod obne Hamersauirui cine
@orloge ob. in Der ons Staotsgeiet,
oaS Den 0erfolII bon Gigarctten
ocrbjetct. rpiocrruicn meroen iollte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Slutbno in Uicrifu.
81 N0in. Ger. =. .,

Nm %. 9tourmbCr nm s llhr Ufors
gems, acnou 2iStMnoen noh Ser sin.
rid)tlna 0cs Generals fSclipe 9luge,
les, iibcrfielen 1000 Wann inter
6rauci8co @illa oo5 676 Mann itarfe
rs. 9icgiment Ser Garrun3aicbcn
9unocstrl,ppen auf ser GsucioRauh,
einl105nnn5ig YQeileu noroli6 bon
Snnta RoiaIia. Ghibuobuo, uno
madtCn oa3 aon5e Hegiment nic6cr
MIR 5mei Gffi3ierc entfnmeu. Die
9cutc NiIlos fanlplten pie Mahuiin
niQe Iic gnhrift bon Dem Sc
mcbeI muroe am WontngobenO BON
Or. g %. G5omeS. ser ohtBebn Ro
nate lang als sSIieger bel Der amerifn.
uiid)eu 9Irmee in 5ronfrei6 9coicnt
hot, naf 81 Yoio, Ger. 9ebradt.
Or. 8ome5 erbieIt bic Gunoc ans Dem
0hnbe Der heioen Giii5ierc, iueIhe
Dem 8Iutba6c enteangeu itno. Der
llcberfon geidlob olS 9obe fir Die
Sinridltimg 9Ingeles
llnnbb6ngia bonn Nnslano.
@oibington, 2. Deg.
Sin Dem nm Rontag BON ser Surii.
commiiiion IN @aibineton Der
ofientlitten cyobrcsberid)t iino 9ln.
oeutiinqen entboIten, bai; Die Ser.
Staatcn be5iiglih Der Serlteniyng Don
5nrbitofieu, Ipntbctiid)eu Gbemifa.
fieri, optifhetn uno 5enItergIas uiip.
niht mir bon Gel,tihlano in0 Seiter-
reid, ionoern auh bonn iibrigen Nus.
lono imnbt)nngig iein Der0cn. Der
cirbeimiihe Sonoel lit nit oen nmc.
rifnniiden Trooutten im groben gau-
seu 5l,frieoe1l
0lit 8e5ug oui SanoelspertrGge
iaQt Der 9erid1t, ~oie Ser. Staaten
ioIltcn feline beionoere @eBiinItigitn9
iorocrn mo aud teirc aeipdbrcn. /"
6eimfebr BON Iafenien.
Berlin. 3. Gc5.
Die heutigc 2nflmit BON iSelomnr-
idenu Nodeuien i'll Berlin gab Den
9tnIaB fiir cine groBe Suloigung. Sic
NosFeqnroe uuo Eruppen aIler @of.
icngottungen tparteten alii Dem
Nahnhof uno bcu gahnaeIeiien cnts
lang ouf oos ginInitfen oes 3uges.
Cine Nn3abl nobmboiter @enerale,
oarunter ,salfenbapn. Wladcuiens
aalnpfgcnoIie i'm rumGniihen aSelo.
ju9, poren 3ugeaen. Ils Der 9iar,
idnn onf Dem gobnbof erid)ieu,
ourhbrot o'e Ytenae Ole Reiben Der
Solooten uno l.ef Mddeuien 8riiBe
3tt. Der ieine militariif,en 9tuS5eidl-
nungcu trug. G:r mllroc nit @Iumen
iiberjdlilttet.
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Armee Mntompbile.
@aibingion, 8. Icj.

~
Sefretdr @ofer oeutete ont Nfitt.
nod oil, onB Die in Der Ieetcn 9oe,tna
bonn Saus anaeuommene ReioIution
peIde i'm iofortige oiientlife 8eritei.
9erlrng idumtIidber Wotorfohr5euge
oeS Seercs eriudt. Sos Departemeut
III feiuer @eiie peronlaIien peroe,
BON ieiner bisberisen Wetbobe oes
&erfaufs, ab5uipeideu; Die Motor
fabr5euge meroen nah nie Dor oifeut
lih oeriteigert perben. Nui oos &c
ilid, baB 22.t95' 6ohr5euge Dem
2onopirtbId)afts 0epnrtement sum
9au bon 2anoitraBcn iiberIoiien mer,
ben ioIltcn., erfpiocrte Sefr. @ofer,
ooB oicie 2oltautoS 10 raid, mie m0g.
lid" bieien 3lpeden oicnitbnr gen1ndit
meroen.
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Ncnes Gobn Nusebot,
@oihinator, 4. Te


Die 8rilbenbeiiber aus Dem mittle.
rem @eidfohle 8ebiet babcn om
Wtitttpoh in @aibineton elm neues
aneebot fir Die gergleiite entluorfen
oos iie om 9onnerstag 9obleperpal.
ter 8arfieIo 3ur 9egiitadhmg oor-
legten, uno BON Dem eS bieb, man
CLAUDE, ooB e8 5u einem GomprcmrB
uno su elmer eiitliden 2oiung oes
Gonflifts fiibren fonnte.
3undhit fpuroe nod nifts iiber
Die Sobe Der iett porgcihlagenen
2obnc, be5tp 3nfnee befonnt gegeben,
6od beiBt es, Dob oieics angebot ct.
mas b0ber iei. ols Die oon Or Gar.
fieIb horgefdlngeneu IA 8ro3ert.
Tas @unoe5 SuIti36eparteneut bat
6oS &orgehen in SSn6ionapolis, SSn6..
no Die geonlten Der 8ergleute unter
Ger 9lnflagc Der Yiibadtlng oes Sc
ridlts porgeIooen morocn iino, gltge.
bpifpn
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6eimfebr NnfenienS.
Nien. =. Gei


3eneralfelomoridaa bon Dloden
len. Der 3ilr 3eit oes abid)Iuiies 6es
MdIienitillItan0es Die oeutihen uno
nit oieieu perbilu6eteu 3ruppen in
Ruu0nicn fomnton0irte, uno Der ain
beitcn betonnt III 6urh Ole lieqreid)c
S1uberllng 8oli3iens uno 5erbiens,
fam an Sonutog aui Der 9fiidreiie
uon Salonifi, no er 3ulebt bon oen
Auiirten iuternirt gebalten ipuroe,
ourh 8ier
Ter 6emnd6it iiebjigiGbrigc 0en..
roIieIomoridoa pcrIieb Den 9abnboT,
no ibm cine grobe Cpotion bereitet
mur0e, nid)t, entpfirg nbcr cine @b.
oronilng oeutidjer 0ereine. Wliniiter
oe5 NelBern Geltih belt einc 2ln.
iprohe inn gIomen Der oiterreidiider
Rcuierliuu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
&urarlberg mill SdDlueiscr aauton
ipcr0en.

8ieu, ,. OcS.
9hriitlidlio5iole uno iosioliltiidlc
iteIlteu im 2anotaa pon
&orarlherg eincn Autrog, iueIher Die
4rooin5 3u eiuem ireieu uno unab,
hongigcn Stoat erfIdrt Go$ Iorgl,
ben perfoIgt ole Nblid)t &orarlbcrg
an oic Sfipei5 ou5uglieoern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

g4 aleiocr un6 Shube frauf
Waoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Cine eleftriides gidr nnb Gas.

WtIIIU, -. III.
Berlin bate geitern Die erite gIod)t
ohne eIcftriihes 2iht ODER @o9 in
Sotels, Jteitauronts rn6 SAFES. Eic
Wirfuug NOR nie0eroriideno, obiunbl
taft ale 4Idbe eincn Griob fir bic
Beleuhtung botten. ginigc Deniqe
Heitmjrnnts erbieIteH ibr 2ldt 0urd
y3npbtn. 8erifieoene 2ofale bcnibteu
NcctuIinqas.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

Mit i6rem 6eiIiqcn 8ctteridlIaQe
Dollbriuat bic Tot in elmer fur3en
5panrc ;3cit mas ionit in bunotrt
>ehrn Aidt gcIiH3t
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
THREE LITTLE
 MAIDS TO SCHOOL
First Visit to Big City ll Delribed in a Seattle Paper of
 Recent Date

Tho Seattle Timo8 of October ll describes Che visit to town Of thrco utuo Masha chickens on thoir way to school
 Thrco small ar.stocrat.c daughters of wealthy Hydahurg Indian parents. breaklustcd in Che city police station ths morning aa tho guests Of Mra Fay Hicks jal mauou. into whose charge tho trio of pretty ma.dcns was given by Capt J. T Mason The girls ore Rcbccca Nathan Blanche Eienahowor and Flora Alexander Blanche is l2 years old and her two friends arc 1f They arc on route to Chcmawa Oro where for 1vc years they win bc students or tho school for Indians at chat place.
 Tho girls wcro mot at thc dock by Juvenile Odicor Henry Mork at Che toiorraphic request of super.utond- cnt Hall of Che Indian achool Bcwil- dorod at thoIr fmt sight of a biz city. Che girls gladly welcomed Che big oHicor. who led thcm to tho po- ucc station.
 "How do you uko seatuo2" cap- tain Mason asked
 "Nicc." replied Che youngest Of Che thrco girls who spoaks good English.
 "Aro you glad Go SO to school2
 "Yos. lfI had something to oat' camo back Che broad hint
 Then Che captain introduced tho three hungry girls Go Che ma'ron. who at once "buudozod" Che cook in Che ial for @ few "oxtraa'
 The fathers of Che throo girls are wealthy fishermen In Che Southeast orn Alaska district lu Che party is Nick Mix. who win also attend Che Indian school
 After dyc yoaa Che girls who win then bo educated young womcn. win return to their homes at Hydohurg Alaoka OG.cor Mork says he's sure they win bc thoroughly educated hy that time because Of thclr miclI.- ecnco shown by thclr simple request ho show them around tho department stores
 "Thars making good start Ih my." said Che officer who willingly plotcd hls charges through Che bus- Inoss district
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
DESCRIBES NATIVES
 or KUSKOKWIN
Differ Considerably From Those of Che Coast in Many of
 Their Habits

A recent visitor o Che lower Kus- kokwim rcrlou describe, tho native population hcro aa being of very dacrcnt type from thoso Chat arc found along Che Yukon and Panama rivers. says Che Cordovo Times They pro. Lc says. short s,ocky-bui't people. "with 1at or dished faces During Che summer months they live mostly In Ono open. but in Che winter soason thcy iuhabIt holes dug i'm Che ground.
 For Che most part they are found in large villages. with O ruling ciau They arc very socially inclined. Dur nr Che winter evenings practically Che entire village including dogs courrorate u public hau canod In Che native tongue "kIshIm." whore their local disputes are settled by Che ruling clau Hero also they give entertainments and ton stories to pass away Che time.
 Here. too. Che village medicine man has his abode aud works hIs miracles as though itworo Che oight- eonth mstoad of tho twentieth cen- ury And Che kshim whatever ap- peal It may have for che native and bis dog. is not a pleasant place to visit It has plenty of openings for ventilation. but of ventilation there is none w.th the place thoroughly warmed. Che aperture in Che roof !. closed. Che door Is tightly shut and Che big social event is on. Fish, good and bad. is distributed to everybody Even tho dogs get thoir portion After a couple Of hours refreshing enter
 anmont Che atmosphere Ia DOT. fumcd Co a degree described by white men as "dity-sevon skunk powcr
 The natives also have bath houses These are very small kishim. oQuIpp. ed with heated stones Co furnish steam lt is a common eight Co so, young "bucks" dash out of tho bath house clad only In thoIr birthday clothes" spccd across tho vIilag. s.roo. and into ihoir own igioos Contrary Co common belief Che ma. uvoe hatho often. although thoy sol dom or novor laundor thc.r clothes thus losing part of the efficacy O. LL. L.lLLnr-
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In tn. u.r.. Col-. for tne District
 o. Na.a Division Number 0ns
 Juneau
 c w. FRIES Panu.
 HELVErh MINING COMPANY a
 Corporation. Defendant
 TO UELvErA MINING COMPANY.
 u. aHor. named defendant
 GREETING
 fN rHE NAME or TuE UNITED STATES 0F AMERICA you are h.r.h. commanded to be and appear m m. above cnuroI Court. holden II. Juneau l.n.Ea. I'm said Territory. and au.cr tuc complaint G'cd aeanst you tn thc aboveendtiei .rt atn.r thirty days after Che completion or Che period of pubuca- rou and rrre of Ihs Summons upon you. and f you au to appear nnf .r.nor. Tor wan. ftcrcoL p'aIn- nr uu akc .uIsnont against you for .hc sum ot Ss.--5.00 end uter- c.t thereon r sU peg aruum from Che s0lh day o. Julr ieia on ac- count oE money advanced saId de- r.rIant hr nauur for Ir at its TO- uurr and r. men. work done and performed oa certain mining claims belonging .1 s..i defendant in order to preserve fhc nue and other moneys rad and advanced tor Che afcko.pne ot personal property. machinery. e... owned by defendant an of which said properties ot de- fendant h.sc been attached to nt- ..lr any judgment obtained herein. and win ate iuirmort against you for tte relief demanded .u One come rInIr. n copy of which n.f come ra.rr s u.f u.tf the Clerk Of fho above .n.IcI Court
 Tho orl.r for publication ot ths eummnrs wa. made by Che above eu- uaI Court and dated October 9th 19ia and Che period or publication s a.v weeks One frt publication Co he madc on the f-.h day of October f9IH anf che nst publication on Che 2sth day oi November. i'l9. and Che Huc within which ycl are re. cu.rei to onnoar and ansver "a on or before One -a.h day o- December raia
 Tn witness whereof hereto fe. my hand and ll of Che ahov. Corr. th's fIth day of October. 19l9
 " BELL Clerk
 nr JOHN r REED Deputy
 First publication l-th day of oc. fnher laIH
 Iaet publication 2sth day of No ramhcr. 1919.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24

Irloo 16. Pioneers Of Alaska s.t- uatcd al Ketch.kan. hos received are ucies Of incorporation for che os- tablshmont of anitar.um at Baloy bay which is located on Cleveland po.n.nsuia. 75 miles north of KetchIkan Tho site .s situated immediately ocrow Bchm canal from thc upper end of Bell island whore thero orc also hot splines it is the intention of the Pioneers to build a modern and up-to-datc hmlth re- sort which wil be not only for mcm- bors hu, for any one who desires treatment Tho springs are said Go havo medicinal value
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
rIgn aHf namestIc VI firnsIn elo.h
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON. ENpcr,
 ln rcrrs experience Hirh Grade rnrcr and Pianos tor Salo and Rent Address Box aal. Inneau
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24

Job Printing Q, Che Navs or.eo.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24

Piano ior roat. Phoao il3 Iuaeau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24

tFraeIt aHI h. accepted Subject to change without notice
Trench and camp., 1919-02-13
FROM GERMANY, HOS ::
PITAL MEN PRAISE BOCHE
Mobile Unit No. 2 Well Treated by Civil
Population in Treves-Yankees Not
Fooled, However, Says Sergt.
Gebhardt.

The first organized unit to reach
Meade and among the first TO arrive
in this country of the American Army
of Occupation came to camp Sunday
evening. 1t was Mobile Hospital No.
2, which came with the base hospital
unit of the same number,
Fresh from the city OF Treyes, Ger
many, which they left on December
20. almost six weeks after the sign
ing of the armistice. the lads OF the
mobile unit were not slow to say
that the Germans whom they saw
were not unkindly disposed.
"They treated US very we'll" said
Sergt. Gebhardt. land we found
plenty to eat in the butcher shops
and stores. OF course. We remember
ed that the French country through
which we passed had been. devastated
BIZ war. but the Germans were pros
porous looking and their people nad
not suffered, judging by appea arances'
our boys are not fooled by their cor
diality. however.
Ths, boys of the mobile unit mum
bered something more than ioo ine
They worked right back to the hght-
ing divisions. generally about nve OF
Trench and camp., 1919-02-13

tIa snen+ much time in investigating
training methods in other countries.
notably in Switzerland. where he was
favorably impressed with the UNI
versal training idea.
For quite d while Gen: Schindef was
inspecting military colleges in the
east, and travelled from Florida 70
Maine in this work. which resulted IN
his finding many excellent men for
officers positions, in the Regular
Army.
II shall. proceed upon the demobil-
ization lines laid down by Gen. Car
ter" said Gen. Scilin1el but an
investigation is now under way which
may result in our letting out a few
more men from the permanent camp
units..+ realize that we are near the
bottom. lsoweyers and cannot go mach
further without .cff2pling our ergau7
IL On
Trench and camp., 1919-02-13
SEES MOVIES AS GREAT
ASSET TO EDUCATION
Capt. Boehme, New Morale q
fcier' Says Institutions Soon VI
Begin to Use Them.

That the movies have wonuerfNK
future and that educational institu*
tions will use them great deal viz &
in short time was. the predictA0M
made IL Capt. Harry c. Boehme. fI'H
new trale officer of ethe< camp: #i'Iz
was formerly with the nachine 1
battalions.
When the 63d Infantry, knoWn&A#@
miliarly as "Cfoxtons Canaries c'.i'1
east from the Presidio at kfiez
, Capt. Boehme came with 1t ana M
later transferred to the machine tzA#
He lived many years in Los Aisgpie
Cal, and knows something Or {H* &
movie" game. as it Is played IN fls#8
city and vicinity. where plays Hi
staged. -
Capt. Boehme was formerly on 'tS
Frisco Examiner. He knows the ueN
paper game from start to nmsH. &N#
there is little chance of anything "np1E
put over in the news line i'll this ce*M
without his knowing all about II.
Fake" stories and exaggeENk#
tales will be tabOOed and the GAlzN sAI&
will be in position to keep tanA
all inisde meanors Of this charHekN
One of the things which he h4N
ready done Is the writing OF the IL
tory in condensed forW. Or tpe 431
or Lafayette Division. This Will 81
pear shortly in the Army Gazetf1
Lieut. Aurandt. who did such caIIti
morale work for the 11fh DivtstuM
staying q few days to put hfN #HH
eessor onto the ropes and wtal 4H&
go back to private. life, his di4chNf
having already been receixeds
Trench and camp., 1919-02-13
OH, JOHNNY At
NAN " I0Ng

Besides the: movies in the seFsx
huts. the chief attraction in camp 1l|'
evening (Thugsday) will be the NlsNf
at the main 'Y'' with Louis Bsn9t|
in 'Oh. Johnny"
large crowd is expected. as 8iN
and it is urged upon the men 3slaA
riving that they go to the RudiAH
early so that they may be aSAuN
a seat. The movies start at oiH
Freddie" Nordstrom has just T4t4SM
from a trip to New York. ANA i8
to have brought back with him
pie of new wrinkles in the CA
game.
The show Saturday will be HeI3z
ing the Cheaters." with Clara MiIX
Young.
Perhaps one Of the best sll0#
the season. that OF D. w. S9fzI
Romance of Happy Valley W
put on Monday night, when tie
0. sign will surely be out.
Readers Of the Saturday Eyn#<#
Post will recall the serial story
nus of the East" which we f
a sensation. This has been dkE
tized and Will be seen IN fi4e Mzs
here Wednesday evening. with IA
Washburn in the hero part.
Special shows of movies are
brought to camp regularly f4z
the base hospital--s0mefIiM&
and usually very funny wifkH
serve to keep the wounded and
in good spirits.