davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Lagrowe piwo potrzebne do
uzyku jako medycyna,
giosuja medycy.

NEW YORK, l9 .czerwca -Sto
warzyseznie medyczne aliant6w W
Ameryce obejmujace wszystkie Ii
ezne szkoly medyczne w kraju,
przyjely rezolucye ma swej tutej-
szej konwencyi oswiadczajac, re
w1asciwie wa rzone lagrowe piwo
bX1o absolutnie .jako esencya ma
leczenie rozmaitych chor6b, i Okla
za1o sic wzgledem fabrykacyi pi-
wa zawierajacego 23A procent al
koholu. Lekkie vino, jezei czyste,
w}aczone jest jake pomoc W ME
kt6rych przyp dkach medyczn,yehEn yEn b
Washington, - czerwca = Pod
hug rezolucyi przed}o }ozonej Epfzez.
reprezentanta Nolana, repubikza;!-
nina z Kaliforniiii, :kkongres oswald
czyI re prezydent Wilson moze po
z,Woli y q i fabrykowanie j wyrabianie
lekkieg o.winasi piWa wyrab bialllego
teraz pod aktem prehibieyi wojen
nej. sas-ss:3 g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Agitatorzy mog@ bye oskarze
.&.l =: 49,:
nj. .iako robotnicy ME-
przyjaeielscy.

WINNIPEG, ii czerwca DO.
chodzenia niebezpiecznej fazyWin
nipcgskich robetnik6w by}y tn
dis rozpatrywane pod. przewod-.
nictwem federalnych urzednik6w.
Konferencye odbyly sic W parla-
mencie W ofisie: majora Charles
F. Gray. I'd"
zadnych waznych zmian ME 20
sta}o zanotowanych W sytuacy1
strajku. Robotnicy W handlu me-
talu So wciaz niezaieeiszra a zadne zadnfe
wysi}ki ME by1y do dis robione
azeby zwo}ac trzecie zgromadze--
ME. @.-@
Urzednicy rz4dowi ME upowaz
Mill zadnem og}oszeniem wzgle--
dem mozliwego aresztowania do
datkowych agitator6w po "a ODE
cnem oswiadczeniem gen. H.D.Kel
chem i premiera Norris re pow
racajacy zolnierze maja sic czuc
bezpieczni; Rad przygotowywa]
dzialac surowo z nieprzyjacielami
konstytucyj tego rzadu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Ameryka1ska kawlerya "a
grzana W pogoai mexika1-
skich buntownikow.
Amerykanie W pogo
nj gdy eli uciekaja.

JUAREZ, MEX. 10 czerwca =
Wojska Will pedzace dis wczes-
ME rano Juarez przez infanterye
Stanow Zjednoczonych przeszly
"a granice akurat pred p6fnoca
ably powstrzymac strzelanie do
Juarez przez mexykanskich BAN
dyt6w, raportowano dis rano W
ucieczce IA po1udnio wsch6d cd
Juarez dazac W strone Guadalupe
Ia przeciwko Fabens, Tex. trzy-
dziesci -dwie mile ztad. Kawalerya
Stan6w Zjednoczonych znajduje
sic w scis1em poscigu.
Informacye co do lokacyi bun
towniczych wojsk otrzymane tn
zosta1y 24tej infanteryi przez ka-
pitana Carranza. Oficerzy, kt6rzy
byli W stycznosci z buntownikami
dis wczesnie rano, potwierdzaja
to: ..... ...... :.
..s.sz. +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Million funt6w Nartosci szko.
dy przez ogie1.

e.
LONDYN, 10 czerwca = Ogien
w warsztatach kolejowych W Lii
verpool onegdaj wieczorem znisz
cyl spichrz napelniony drzewem,
bawelna ,olejem, 400 beczkami ter
pentyny innemi zapalnemi re
czami. Explodujacy dach jedne-
go spichrza 1lpadl na amerykanski
parowiec Norlinda, kt6ry zostal
ciezko uszkodzony. Zaloga okretu
uszla. Depesze do gazet podaja
szkode Wyrzadzona na 1000, 600
funt0w sterling
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
=
Hrabina Geo & giai,a IN czlonek par
lamentu posIana do yliiezienia.

s MALLOWs IRL4ANDYA s19 czer
Wca Hrabina Georgiana Mar
kiewicz przewodniczka Sinu Fei-
nerow, j jedyna kobieta, jako czlo
mex brytyjskiego parlamentu, ska
zana zostaIa ma cztero miesieczne
Wiezienie "a spowod dowane zabu--
rzenia " dniu u maja " Cork.
Hrabinie przyznano mice podbu-
rzajacego handlarza do boykoto-
wanna policy do uczestnicz zenia
E, g ME epraNnyc zebraniach W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

Powiadano dis W bia}ym domu
ze prezydent spodziewa sic przez
try tygodnie podr6zowac, wyjas
niajac W mowach swych traktaty
pokojowe i przymierze Ligi naro-
dow. Plan podrozy ME zosta1 do
tad ogfoszony, lecz zamiarem jego
jest zwiedzic g16wne miasta W
kraju.
Prezydent dal poznac l zadanie
azeby posluchania podczas jego
podr6zy by1y skomponowane maj
wiecej planies przeeiansEm Ligi
narod6w raczej niz popieraniu.
Poinformowa1 on takze urzed--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

LOND,XNs JsgczerWea Major
,MmrYsz armii lotniczej St. Ziedn.
nadeslaf te4sgrafem sspastepujaca
s.,iIadomo@' da kap. John a zl,r- & 9,
5eoskw & I 4 ctifen, e1., CIR 1andyg: "yeko
pred dstawiciel armI Iotniczeista
sn166WsZjedn.w Wiclkiej zBrytalI,
nam wielka 5 z5yjemnosscts v pre-
slanius. wan isWaszej ,licznej zalo-
DE najserde czniejsze kongratula-
eye "a vase wspaniale dzielo. rs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

. :. : s q o. q.
nik6w W Bialym domu re bedzie
moze omawiaf przymierze Ligi ma
rod6w W publicznych przemawia--
mach podczas swej wizyty W. Bel
gil W tym tygodniu. .s...,-
Jezeli by mial opuscic Paryz cd
jutra "a tydzien, prezydent przy-
by1 by do Washingtonu W dniu 3
lipca. Przedstawi on pre- jrzana
asygnacye traktat6w pokojowych
W senacie i bedzie omawia1 uk1a-
dy j sprzymierzenie Ligi W pre-
movie na pofaczonej sesyi senatu
i izby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Dw6ch poslaic6w u wejscia
ma kolej obrabowanych. j

: NEW YORK Il czerwca-SzeS
ciu zatrzymujacych ludzi mez-
czyzn operujacych wejscia do
wznios}ej stacyi w g6rze miasta
Manhattan zatrzymalo dw6ch po-'
slanc6w banku Colonial dis kr6t
ko pred poludniem puscili sic
.automobilem wielka suma pie
niedzy .kt6ra byla niesiona do Fe
deral sReserve banku.
Jeden z posianc6w zastrzelif je
dnego rabusia, kt6rego wniesli to
warzysze do automobile. Urzedni-
cy banku przychylaja sic do zro-
.bienia braehunlku STRAIT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Wielka twierdza Kronstadt "
plomieniach.

LONDYN, l 9czerwca - P6lno-
enc rosyjski generalny sztab dyry
gujacy operacya przeciw Petro--
gradu, raportuje ze forteca Kron
stadt znajduje sic W plomieniach,
st6sownie do depeszy Helsing--
sfors kt6ra byfa wyslana W ME
dziele. Siedem bolszewickich okre
tow wojennych windowalo biafa
flage m6wi depesza i chce sic pod
dac Brytyjskiemu szwadronowi o.
perujacemu w odnodze morskiej
Finlandyi. Kilka twierdz niedale
ko fortecy Kronstadtu wywiesiio
~takze bialfe fflagi. .~~
Rozpoczeli ofensywe.
GENEVA, 19 czerwca. - Gees
kie silly pod komanda gen. Henno-
que armii francuskiej rozpocze-
}y odporna ofensywe przeciw we
gierskim wojskom sowietu zdo-
byli kilka wiosek po dziesieciogo-
dzinnej walce, st6sownie do depe-
sly z Pragi. Dwie armaty, kilka
dziai spory zapas amunicyi do
stalo sic podobno W rece Czech6w.
Minister: wojny Czecho Slowak
zdecydowal sic powiekszyc armie
do $4,000 oficer6w i 243,00 zolnie-
rzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Me !! otzymlanl|o n protestu cd } !
! .nIllaczlelnk6jw.' q. j m!le1ykalskich.

WASHINGTON, 10 czerwca =
Urzednicy W stanowym :departa--
mencies powied iedzieli:.=.dzis re nieo--
trzymano zadnych protest6w prze
civ wyslaniu, wojsk amerykans--
kich do Mexico. dla rozproszenia
Villistonczyk6w napastujacych
Juarez, jaki zosta} zrobiony przez
rzad mexyk ykanski. #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Polski pokoiiowy problem
onlawiany.

PARYYZ, 19 czerwca = Rada
zagranicznych ministr6w dysku--
towa}a dis problem Polsko Ukra
inski, tax samo jak plan kontrolo
wanna Gdahska przez czas pomlee-
dzy ustapieniem Niemcow obJe-.
cia go przez PolakoW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

Gotowi do posuwania sic
naprzod.
Pu}k. Hunter Liggett komen--
dant amerykanskich wojsk w OBJ
szarze Koblencyi, powiedziaf dis
po powrocie wycieczki inspek--
cyjnej do fortopoczty mad przysta
MIA mostu dywizyi g16wnej kwa
terry wzdluz Renu re amerykal--
skic silly byly gotowe do dalszego
wkroczenia, skoro tylko wiado--
NOSE nadejdzic. Zostawil zolnie-
rzom pozwolenie na zwiedzenie
miejsc wypoczynku, W strefie a.
mcrykanskiej wszyscy zostali zwo
lnieni az gdy bedzie wiadomem
czy Niemcy przyjma albo odrzuca
varunki pokojowe.
.Skoro nadejdzie rozkaz ably isc
naprz6d, Amerykanie beda poste
powac5 wa1ecznej~ ~pestawie-przy
gotowani ma wszelki wypadek z ar
tylerya i zasi1kowcmi pociagami
posuwajacemi sic zaraz "a infan
terya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
0dmowa bedzie znakiem
Rozpoczeciia dla Wejska.
Marsza1ek Foch daje roZp0rZ adZenia k0mendantOm
alianckim do przygotoWania sic do szybkicgo
WkrOczenia ma niemieckie terytOryum.
Ameryka1skie silly gotowe do wystqpiena naprz6d Kill
ka ninut po otrzymanu rozkazu.

True translation filed with thepos master at Wnona Mnn,
June 49, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1919
KOBLENCYA, 19 Skoncentrowanie wojsk przygoo
wywanych do posuneca da do Nemiec eze Nemcy odm6
via podpsana taktat6w pokojowych srode
Rozporzadzene do wykonana
marsaka Foche nacznego komen
ar aianckch k6y wya podobne rozporzadzenia do
vszystkich alanckich sill nien1iecke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

salu, ably je wreczyc Niemcom.
Przej jrzana asygnacya trakta-
tow z Niemcami, przedstawiona be
die niemieckim delgatom W Wer-
salu dis o 4tej godzinie po polud
hiu.
Rada czterech wyrazi swa ostat
MIA uwage o rozporzadzeniach
dis rano. Premier Clemenceau
planQwaf poprzednio zakomuniko-
wac ustawach francuski cabinet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

Uk1ady ME beda przedstawione
w kompletnie drukowanych for
mach jak przejrzane.
Skoregowanie W oryginalnym
dokumencie pisane jest czerwo--
nym atramentem ponad kopia u
klad6w ia SO innych kopii woe
czone zosta}y Niemcom mad kt6re-
mi oni moga podwoic skoregowa-
nie dla siebie samych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Jezei NeneY pedpisza Wilson pewr6'ci Do
kaju Y przeciaga tygodnia.
Prevalent ukladapany opuszezehia Paryza bez zwtok
jezei asygnacya przez nieprzyjac6f bed1e przyleta

WASHINGTON, Il czerwca.- Prezydent Wilson spodziewa
opuscic Paryz udaac podrz powr6a do Washngtonu
"a abo 25 czerwca ez Nemcy podpa taktaty pokojowe
Natychmast przybycu do Washngtonu prezden be
die kongese Pc upoadkowan nagromadznych
uzedowyh neres6w poczaku pca podr6z
k1au
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Czerwoni za1nierz rzaja opuseii6
Pehograd. 4.

LONDYN, 10 czerWca Gym
ne przygotowania robione So do
opuszczenia Petrog gradu, jak dono
Isza 2 bezdrut yn elegraf fem
Mo skWy tu dis otrzy yln 81 Illll 5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
Wilson bedz,te podr6zO'W!'lasl;fl'. ! I.
aby objAsni6z nar6h W.
tym kraju Q Lidze
f-.s.zsss2,,.s ..ss2,.ssis ,,.ssai5s7z s. gi

WASHINGTO on, IS czerwca -
Prezydent Wilson gdy powr6ci
do. do1nu bedzie podr6zowal po
kraju i bedzie przemawiaf Q po-
pieraniu Ligi narod6w. Sekretarz
Tumulty ukonczyl rozciagly pre-
wodnik podr6zy d1a prezydenta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

PARIS, June - |'Poland is dissatisfied.
The Big Four's proposal for a plebiscite in
Upper Silesia gives Germany the upper hand.
conflict between Poland and Germany is in
evitable; in fact, preliminary skirmishes have
already started. I look for Russo German al
lance against the league of nations within ten
years :ss..>. =. -:
Ignace Paderewski, world famous pianist,
now Premier Of Poland, made these assertions
in an exclusive interview with Universal Serv-
ice today at his apartment:in the Wagram Ho-
TEL His great auburn-t thatched head was
shaking with emotion; he contracted his long
tapering fingers which have thrilled thousands
and punctuated his remarks with bangs of his
clenched fist upon the mahogany table. He
said: :#1 ~
Ii The Big Four have written fnis to
Germany's dream of expansion in the West,
but they have left her an opening in the East
through the unfair decision for a plebiscite in
Upper Slesia
OPENS ROAD TO RUSSIA.
Germany is certain to take advantage Of
it. The weakening Of Poland as strong buffer
state leaves open the road to Russia, which has
everything the Germans want - raw materials
and man power and within ten years they
will have smashed through Poland and joined
Russia in a league Of nations Of their own.
Even now | am daily receiving reports
from Poland Of German attacks, pillaging and
outrages upon Polish villages IN the region
occupied by the Germans. War iscertain soon.
The interviewer alluded to the report the
Big Four will permit German military occupa-
ton of Upper Silesia until a plebiscite takes
place five or six months hence Paderewski's
face flushed with passion as he answered.
:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
PRZEJ RZANE D0K UMENTY ME BEDA KO.
MPLETNE GDY Z0STANA 0FEROWANF

True translation filed with thepos Wnona Mimi,
49, 1919 required by the Congress- 1919
Pary 1e Odpowedz aiant6w niemecke, pre-
cwne werdzena bedzie hrabemu Brodorf Ran
tau nacnkowi nemeckiej deegacyi pokojowej Wersau
dis czwarte godzne po}dnu Paul Dutasa sekretaz
frncy pokojowe wemie przerzane akty oobcie do Wer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

"That means that the German military,
aided by the power Of the German clergy and
industrial magnates there, will force an nnpo-
pular decision by the plebiscite, despite the
fact that the Germans own figures put the
Polish population there at more than two
thirds Of the whole.
GERMANS TERRoRZE WORKERS.
'arhe Big |Four's half measure regarding
Danzig have already weakened us enough, and
| am still fighting hard, though evidently 4 q
losing battle, to forestal this unfair plebiscite
The Big. -Four cannot realize the great
influence the German clergy holds over the
people, or the methods Of the industrial mag
mates FOR terrorizing the workers. :zs5s,, III
# would be infinitely more fair if they
had accepted my plea to postpone the plebis-
cite until at least two years after the with
drawal Of the German military. This together
with our announced willingness to sell the
much needed coal ofupper Silesia to Germany,
Woul have been fair way out
HOPES FOR q. S. AID.
II have painted a pretty dreary picture
of Poland, but still have some hope of a way
out with the great help Of the United States in
sending supplies, food and raw materials, Of
which the Germans have stripped our country.
I intend to do my best. shall fight to the end
for my beloved country
t.Then you will probably never play
again ~ I asked.
The world s greatest pianist sighed.
tsNo, I believe | have closed the keyboard
lid Of the piano - at least for the public -
for good. 8
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

Odpowiedz allant6w dla
wr0g6W Wydano dis
p6zno wieczorem

Odp0Wiedz ma 0dpOrne zdania Jest ukohczona de-
legaci nieprZyjacielscy otrzymaja ia W Wersalu
O po pOfudniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20

PoLISH-GERMAN WAR NEAR, SAYS PADEREWSk
n
BY liam ].
UniversaC able
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-20
OPENS ROAD TO RUSSIA.
HOPES FOR q. S. AID.

ooOoo More to fdloVrn next
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
PIRATES
 ARE BOUND OVER

Ike and Al Weathcrs, charged with assault with intent to kill, were heard before Judge Newark l.. Bur ton, and bound over to the Grand Jury.
 The Weathers brothers were charged with assault with intent to kill by Capt Alfred Knutson. At Admiralty Cove on July 8, it was charged, the Weathers brothers fired upon a cannery tendertof the HoOnah Packing Company near one of the company's traps from their boat, tho Diana. According to the evidence brought forth during the preliminary hearing, about fifty shots were fired at the cannery boat Several hit the boat and more hit the scow which lay along side the cannery ten der.
 Nels Ludvickson and Uils Landin alleged fish pirates, were bound over to the Grand Jury following theil hearing yesterday in the Commis sioner's Court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
JOHN I. SPICKETT RETURNS HOME FROM
 VISIT TO SEATTLE
He Attended a Meeting There of the Northwestern Film Board of Trade-Members Were
 Entertained

John T. Spickett, proprietor of the Palace and Orpheum theatres. who attended the meeting of the North. western Film Board of Trade at Sc attle. returned on the Princess Alice Mir. Spickett was appointed the Alas ka representative of the association
 The Northwestern Film Board of Trade is an organization of exhibit ors and film exchanges, and its ob- ject is mutual protection. It's ses- sions at Seattle continued from July 16 to July 19 The representatives at the meeting attended the film ball at Seattle, and with the movie not ables that were present they were of Commerce and other organizations Among the honors shown them was a visit through the Bremorton Navy Yard, the first civilians to go through tho war.
 "We had many famous screen ac tors in Seattle" said MT. Spickett They included Bessie Love, Fay Tincher, eBatrice Mechilena, the opera singer, Wallace Reid, Frank Keenan and others"
 Rev. r. A. La Violette, formerly of Juneau. who is chaplain at Bremen at the banquet at Bremerton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
ROAD WORK TO START ON RYDER MINE SAYS
 MAJOR w. H. WAUGH
Is Estimated That There Are Now Five Hundred Men in the Vicinity of Hyder and
 More Are Coming

That the Road Commission will Hyder to the mines in the Portland canal district is the information brought to Ketchikan by Major w. H. Waugh. chairman of the Alaska Road Commission who is in Ketchi- kan on his way to the camp. Eff teen thousand dollars has been al lotted for the work, the funds to be furnished by the Agricultural Depart ment and the Territory. says the Ketchikan Chronicle.
 We would like to spend more money In that district but 1t will be impossible this year." said Major Waugh because of the shortage of funds. We have only an appropria tion of S100. .000 from the federal gov ernment this year and there is a big demand in all sections of the Territory for road work The funds we have on hand is not enough even to keep our existing roads and trails in as good condition as they should be kept"
 In addition to the money being spent by the federal and territorial government, the Premier Mining Company spent S50,OOO last year and is spending an equal amount this year The Canadian government, on it's side of the line, is also spend ing some money for road work. rh ,,innc tho Canadian side of the line, approxim- ately nine miles of the road is on the Alaskan side and the town of Hyder which is the natural distribu tion point will get the benefit, it Is pointed out.
 ,"It is a question of whether the Americans wish to get the benefit of the business or whether they are to permit 1t to go to Prince Rupert and Stewart" said a man who was in Ketchikan a few days ago and who
 is thoroughly familiar with the dis | trict. "The Canadian government and business men are doing every thing possible to have the business
 diverted to Stewart but Hyder is the natural distributing point and will get the bulk of the trade of the men who work at the mines, if proper en | couragement is given.
 Another thing which is greatly | needed is a regular mail service be-
 tween Ketchikan and Hyder. If such
 thing was possible provision should 1 also be made to give the contract to some boat which would be largo | enough to care for not only the mail
 in all kinds of weather, but also the
 passenger and freight traffic
 It is estimated that there are 5oo
 men in the vicinity of Hyder now
 and that the number will be in- creased to several thousand within | the next two years.
 The mining work there is not a
 "strike" for that was made several | years ago, but is the steady develop | ment of properties which will make big producing mines, which will em- ploy hundreds of mne
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
TELLS ABOUT WORK
 THROUGHOUT ALASKA
 BY THE K. OF (.

Local news printed recently told about the work of the Knights Of Colmbus in Alaska, and the fact that relief station was being erect ed at Fort Seward. The following gives some additional details:
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-Coml. prehensive plans for the extension O. Knights of Columbus activities to Alaska, Hawaii and the Philippine. were announced here by Albert U Bagley, director of K. of C. war worl in the west, following his arriva from Honolulu.
 More than 25,OOO army men will be given the advantage of K. of c. serv ice with the familiary slogan Every body welcome, everything free y through this extension, for which q fund of s600,o00 has been placed al Bagley's disposal by the suprem, council
 A new $40,000 service building will be erected at Honolulu Plans fol the structure, which will have 10.00r of floor space, including a gymnas ium, shower baths, social halls and recreation rooms, have already beer approved by Bagley.
 Three K. of c. secretaries, includ ing Pete Flanagan, who had charge of activities at Camp Fremont, ane Adrian Ward, who was in charge a Camp Lewis, have been dispatched to Manila, where they will establish K. of C. headquarters, assisted b! members of Manila Council, No. 1000
 The work in Alaska will be unde, the direct supervision of James J German, head of K. of c. war activi ties in Seattle German has alread, dispatched four K of c. secretaries headed by T. D. Ferguson, to Alaska to open up the work there. The mer will have supply headquarters at Ju neau, where K. of c. council is es tablished.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

When you once put your right foot forward you will never turn back. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
BIG FRUIT COMBINE

NEW YORK, July 29.-Charles J. Brand, Chief of the United States Bureau of Markets, resigned to head the American Fruit Growers As sociation, Inc, concern organized with a capital of $125,000, ,000 to grow and distribute fruit. The com pany has acquired fruit growing properties in Wenatchee and Yaki- ma Valleys in Washington; the Cor ona citrus belt and the Lodi fruit district in California; apple districts of Southern Illinois, peach districts of Arkansas and the citrus districts of Florida. Other properties will be bought. The principal offices will be in Pittsburgh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

If you do not dance in Junea, you do not really live. adv'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
Personal Mention

Thomas Eggers and Mrs. Egger. of Rake arrived in Juneau yesterday and are at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Willard G. Heron, inspector in thi' district for the Alaska Gamers As sociation, left this morning for Ten akee
 Mrs. Minnie Sparks of Selling Oklahoma, is registered at the Gas tineau Hotel.
 A. H. Humpherics arrived in Ju ncau yesterday morning from Taku river on his boat the Nakina. He returned last night.
 H. l.. Simonds, general manager of the Hoonah Packing Company, ar rived in Juneau last night from Gan bier Bay and will leave today for Hoonah. He is registered at the Gastineau.
 J. 5. Byrom,. actlhS general agent of the Canadian Pacific, left last night on the Princess Alice for a business trip to Whitehorse. He will return Friday morning.
 Phil Creamer, son of w. c. Crea mer of Dawson, Y. T., is a returning passenger on the Princess Alice He was a member of the Cycle Corps in the Canadian Expeditionary Force Before joining the army he was at tending the University of Toronto.
 Al Townsend, son of Turner Town send of Dawson, Y. T.. is a return ing passenger on the Princess Alice after serving at the front with the Black Contingent
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

Blueberries for sale at the Cali fornia Grocery. adv'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

The accompanying layout shows scenes at real American night at the Princess Restaurant, in London, England. Miss Ilene Adair is won- derfully arrayed in an ostrich cos tune, while Mime Edmee Donneull is ingeniously depicted as an oyster. MT. Shcrratt, as a Golliwog, was a fearsome foil to Mrs. Sherratt's picturesque costume.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

Thomas Eggers and Mrs. Egger of Rake arrived in Juneau yesterday and are at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

Willard G. Heron, inspector in this district for the Alaska Gamers As sociation, left this morning for Ten akee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

Mrs. Minnie Sparks of Selling Oklahoma, is registered at the Gas tineau Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-05

~ ANADA is emerging from the war
with remarkable rapidity and
y A placidity Moreover, she is smiling