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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
BRUTAL TIGNAS MOB BURNS MAN
CONVICTED or DOUBLE
SHAVING.
Bragg Williams Placed Upon Pyrc,
While Officials Attempt to
Rescue Him.

l'ill3horo, TEX, January 20-Bragg
WiL:ams. convicted of 4 double muir
dor, was taken from the Jail by 4
mob here todcy end burned to death
in tho pubic square. He had been
sentenced this morning to be hanged
February 81.
County officers attempted yainly> to
control the crowd Mhieh lynohcd the
men, but il proceeded GRITTY to cut
as Il battcring ram with which the Jail
down Il telephone pole which was used
DO was broken in The guards in
SIDE tho Jail were then rushcl, the
man seized and taken to the public
sqt are where he was tied to s. post.
Boxes, barrels and other fuel matter
over which oil had been poured, fu-n
iSho6 the pyro
Several hundred Lcrsons. Including
dozens Of WOMEN, looked on as the
Vict IN burned. The body was entire
~ consumed in about forty minutes
afr I which tho crowd quietly dis
persed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
YOUTH WAS A SHINING MARK
FOR INFLUENZA
or $500 Virginia Victims in October
1,iSl Were Between % and 80
MORTALITY Among Children

Richmond, Va, Jan. 22-- It would
appear from reports received by the
state Board of Health through the
Bureau of Vital Statistics that the
spanish influenza, during the month
or October, 1913, was most fatal to
persons between the ages Of 25 and
80. At any rate, LII of the $500
NirginianS who died Of the disease
in October were between the AGES
mentioned, while SIS were white
ana 2%3 coiOred. Those between the
ages OF 20 and 25 Jared but little bet
ter as 1,011 CT them died from influ
enza or complications incident to the
dreaded malady. OF these victims SIG
were white and 800 colorcd.
The total of whites who went down
in the epidemic was 4,139 and of
colorcd 1,S32, which shows that the
mortality among negroes was proper
tionatoly about the same as that
among the whites, though the color
cd population is considerably small
Ter.
Obviously the "flu" does not hes
itatc to invade The nursery for the
statistics show the following deaths
@mong children: Under | year. total
PCS: between | and . ycHrs. 251: he
tween and 5, 377: between 5 and 10.
217; between 10 and Is, 1914: be
tween IS and 20. sos.
or those between so and IS. only
IS died. while Of those between IS
and Go there were only SS victims.
The total for those over G5 was but
GS.
Between 600 and 1000 additional
deaths from influenza in October,
1913, will probably he reported Ia
ter on. as many physicians have hecn
too busy to make returns to tho 10
cal registrars.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
INFLUENZA KILLED 5000 IN
OCTOBER
state Board Reports Tell Shocking
Story-I.ntcr Figures VIII Add
Hundreds to TOtm.

Richmond, VirGinia-In all annals
Of Virginia it would be difficult
Il more sombrc chapter than that re
lating to the ravagcs Of tho Spanish
influenza In the month Of October,
1918. Reports just received by tho
State Board OF Health through the
Bureau Of Vital Statistics show that
of total OF $3.50 who died in tho
Old Dominion in October, 500 were
victims of tho ~"''>>" or Of compiled
lions resulting thcrcrrom. Nor has
tho worst yet been revealed for so
Ncrccly has tho epidemic ragged in
sections that physicians have not yet
had time to send in their reports. It
is cOnscrVativcly estimated that sup
Elementary statistics later to be re
ccivcd in connection with the October
mortality viii show from coo to !, 900
additional deaths from the influenza.
In October 1915, the total nun
hcr OF deaths from all causes was
2,15o; in 1916, 1913; in 1917,
2.0A5. And now comes tho anpalling
total Of S,533, which is G,lSS more
than that OF the same month for the
preceding year.
Reports received up to this time
by the Bureau of Vital Statistics for
October 1918, give the following fig
nrcs as TO the mortality resulting
from influenza in various cities, coun
ties and camns: Richmond $50: Nor
folk $50; Lynchhurg $50; Newport
News 160; Petersburg 1913: Ports
mouth 1877: Roanoke So Danvillo
81; Prince George County III: Wise
1873: Lee 90; Smythc So: Washing
ton 73; York %; Elizabeth City 11S;
Camp Lee SIP; Camp Humphreys
3Gi: Quantico ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
NINETY-SECOND DIVISION
(ONLY)
(Your attention is invited to &C.
and "f.")

(Your attention is invited to &c"
and "f.")
EXtract-'General Order No. Do
The special duties with which the
Military Police and Scntincls are
charged with are:
(a) TO insure order and proper be
havior by enlisted men at all times
CD TO prevent them from loitor
ing on streets and congregating in
groups.
(c) TO enforce proper dress and
saluting by enlisted mon.
ca TO prevent enlisted from lcav
ing the town in which billetcd with
out permission.
tc) TO prevent enlisted mon from
addressing or holding conversation
with the women Inhabitants Of the
town.
C) TO prevent enlisted mon from
entering any buildings other than
their respective billcts with the OK
ccpt on Of stores, places Of amusement
and cafes.
BY Command OF Brigadicr- General
Erwin.
G. *. Wilson, Chief of Staff.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01

pointed by Mayor Stafford to servo
With dclc8ation Of prominent white
nlt.2cns as committee TO decide who
her Gtcousboro's city limits arc to
20 extended, 1t not usual that the
municipalities give such recognition
70 its Negro citizens. but allowing
L representative of tho Negroes some
voice IN one of the most important
questions that engage tho attention
OF this city is in Keeping with the
generally worry %c~al s"irit ani ro,d
intcr-racial feeling that exist in
Greensboro. 1t is the hope that with
The growing spirit Of democracy a
larger application Of the nrinci"lo.
which won in the battle fields Of tho
Revolutionary War, viii load to Il
more general rc"ornit on Of he Ncgr /,
tax payer. Greensboro sets splendid
example.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01

Mr.. Shadrach Bass who has been
conducting Il very successful grocery
business at 203 Shore St., Petersburg
Tor the past thirty four (3i) years
TO the regret OF his many friends has
been confined to Petersburg Hospital
since Dec. %, 1918; during which
time he has undcrgoHe two operations
the last one being OF a very serious
nature was performed by the famous
Dr.. Bryant OF Richmond.
Mr.. Bass is doing nicely at this writ
ing, and hopes to be home in few
days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
AN ENCOURAGING RECOGNITION

a recognition which the colored ci
tlZens of Greensboro arc viewing with
Keen delight and Of which the entire
race VIII feel proud, is the fact that
DIR. James. B. Dudley has been nm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Information wanted rs to the where
ahouts OF Levi Coleman. When last
heard from, he was living in Newport
News, Va. Address his sister, Mrs.
Ellen Wycoff, care Of G. e. Epps, 325
Plainiield, Ave-, Plainiield N. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
3D. REDAKCYl.

Wszystkch szan. czytelnikoW
gazety naszej kt6rzy dotychczas
jeszcze ME odnowii prenumera-
ty "a WARNS, akotez tych
ktorzy zaleggaja op1ata Cd dluz,
szeggo czasu prosimy uprzejjmiiee
Is s1i
nam prlenlu1G1mrlleerzaaty gdyzi pre-
lGWnymn asie bedde1ny znauszeni
wykresli6 lily prsnunderlatorow
kaadego kto oplatazalegga, DO
ma kredytsgaety posyIac ME vol
niesnn1eozeemlnyy DO my rowniieez;
|mmulszilml,jy splaciiegotolWukA q Wszy.'att
ko papier, dnp,kk, konorne, Pc
moe porto pocztoWue.
PiieniadzeSposy1ac najlepiee.jj
przez Express Tub Postoffiice Mo
ney Order, pod adresem::
Polish Printing Publishing Go.
5TE h Street
Wiilnnaanox MINI.
&H@&s%N+ 4+SAE% EIEHgEsS6ggEI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

cary Wyraz Jego tWarzy tax stra:
szliwym, il JarrelongoWi. bylo.
jekby mu kto n6z do gardla .ppepsyI-
k}ada}. sMusisz bye gietkiem
narzedziem w moich reekach, g. :
mowH dalej Lanquier, goto;
wynn ma .wszystkle mole roezkaaazyy,
bez namys}u i zapytan..
TAX, tax, dobrze JUL dobrze,
ale ME patrz ma mnie tax loWro-
go, DO mi to przeszlSadza " ira
Wlenlu. q. 4 4: 4 4, d. ii
! -Wiec mi zapprcz!5y.s sis sWller
nose? i 800 s#:s 5ss ssS s {
T. TAX jezeli..:
Ma pieniedzaelhSnie :.bedzie CT
zbywa}o, bedzieszs.gobie m6gf us
k1adac IA stare Mfaladna sumke
-Bede Gle b1oepsaHRsffljjak mo
Jego druglego oJea.;s asItsgsaa prz.y-
nieSc wiecej wilma; ta rozmoWa
wysuszyla mi gardziel do szczesttu
umieram Z pragnieniia. NJ
| leopold zadzvoni4,
!~szcze kilka bute1ek wiinaalsaHIssSpiaa1taad
obydwaj zbrodniiarze, IaSStsaai
juz; nic~wie,eeejj D WyufesiIesaaHal
Uczta zakonezyla W,easoolo lie
opold zap1aci1 ras,c,hunlsskI..kt6rego
w,ysokosscc przerazilla goscia:
Otto masz twoje dWiiescN hfan-
k6w - rzekf do Jarrelonga, - a
teraz chodzmy spac.
Ma ulicy podali sobie#dwaj no
wi wspolnicy reke, ! kazdy p' oH4
szed} W swoja sttronrle, W a.y1mllil65Svs7iilWaz-
sly: - Jutro oko4os ezWatr Ait pos
po}udniu, ulieaSToscialnliier nFssaI0.
Slavic sieana czas = pewnos-
cia. 100.
By}o blizko frze s f abdziny
mad nemnsggalNssEen p,ol Wr66cil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
~. 4 s : Z, Z, - - 4 III 4

dalai aodEniei,i sterasaaAiss
drive zadane pollecaykony
wac dalej sWd po'WiiernliIls.zzzszs
Renata zamierzalas@eiieeu ciec
aes,od postanoWienia daleko jeszI
cze byla do Wylkonnan,iias.s Trzebls
jeszcze bylo czekae dWadziescis
cztery godziny, JakzzaRsyylklle iada 81
obiad razem 2 paliaa Urszula
Kt6ra ME przeczuWajacco
dzia1o Mdnszy jej mlodej toWaa||
rrz,yszki, cieszyla sie, Widdzzaee
spokojniiejsza mniemaniu,t
jej powr6cila dawna 90 niej 81 |
nose.
Zaraz posobiedzie, Renata uda.
jaae muzona, odesza do po
koju czytala pc raz killkzunaasstJy
oW list, kt6ry jej lyle WMuszenia
i niepokojn~nabawil. yak przy
pierwszem czytaniu,.tak teraz
ME WidziaIa W MIN mic podejrza-
negp, COPY wlniei aEe Watpiwo
Sci Wzbudza1o, jednakze rozmaiite
tmysli tloczyE jej sic do gloWy.
Pytala sic samej siebie, jake po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
1MINISTRAGYI

AEaI9elrXAlERR
sssaaassIIllissAzldqEoe W v .zksaz 5srlsozzcho-s
pirzvz1
plsOooo.dolaroW przeszzaaactszoo
az Koneeres stanoW led
6slsIlaYlehIsEna akcyye ratunkowaa
IsllrspieStylkkos 11,25o,ooo zosa
oauyehtytule wsparc j po
moepDzo,stale zas 8s,,75O,,@ do do
Observation-Disclosures ma podstaa-
lansiieoldlleaeeyi poczyniionnyysch przez
IniaanstWa kkttora poomocc byla Y
Haielona Polska ma plasle blizkso
81, Ooo.oe0 dolarow zog61nlei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

EaM##5 s sSS#sNss SgSssasMss8ss$
sza1a jego sIoWa s. sRenataa
jest tWoja c6rkkaa, eezs
.u:iirzysz nigdy!1'5Cg s55zluezyylaaiiiaazjjejj
matla, re tax strasz11assciia9Lggnreeella
siebiie. zemstes?? PErzejee zero
"a, Renata Observation-Disclosures cd
#pedzic Cd siebie te okrroopnnessWWspo-
5slmi,nliieniia, j gdy sieudda1asssnasp
ezynek, sciggaly one jeszsze We
Ssnie. .* sssass#s=Sss:s5l
sNsaszzaajj'u,trzsra ,c6rlkaaa@sdalgg1os=
asspeorazzsSo.ss1tsattal
|Wybadae panic so1liierr:.ssSssSSS
Cha Jest tylm posuIsszznarroz.s.
kazoWI
.mu byhza,WaasSep
msto observation-disclosures dlb bi
ralasm@odl niseesj 2odczasussmeggo die
einnegoSWyiiekuty
ieisroiiacaAoipusae ,probuuji
aaeanionns.
TAX ~
Ikom
4gsEs4@S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
(Ciag dalszy.)

-C'zy nam am. przyjac s1uzbe i
Jakiego obyWatela?
&-U mnie, ia s1uzba twojs
Vcalc tr,ldlrla nc bedzie.
- Bardzo dobrzc, wymawiam so.
bic tylko, wielkie zasiugi, dobre
jadzosi. Wilaos,s
-Wszystko to mice bcdziesz!
Ale do kanpienia odziezy pc.
trzeba pieniedzyy a W moich kie.
szeniaeh.jes .Wielka posucha: ..
-Dostaniesz pieniedzy podos.
tatkiem i bede czekaf ma ciebie ju
tro. pc pofudniu, okofo godziny
.~ezWa.dej W mojem mieszkaniu
ply ulicy Tosca1er mr.. 10.
-WAc mde%ie wyniesc z mo-
j j':j' najstttffasbki'
-Zapewne.
No tax, ale znikniecie kobe.
ty, jest rzecza ryzykowna. Cho-
ciaz atie. bede przytem mic. wiecej
? rzyra jakEpowozn, to jednak mo
&c $byc uwazany 2 wsp6lnika, a
take rzeczy NIGGA mas do La Roqu
.ctte zaprowadzic.
r., -C'zy sic boisz?
OEnie, ale chciafbym wiedziec
eff: mi ia pierwsza czynnoSc PREY
njesir? ~.
:-Nowiusienki banknot tysiac-
frankowyy = odpowiedziaf Leo
pold. as
-.Tysiac frank6w, = powt6-
rzyl I. Jarelpfhg, ro7biac wielkie O.
KY.
-" Bee t.yeh dziesieciu luidor6w:
kt6re CT dam ma porzadne pre-
branie sic jutro!
-Kiedyz je dostane!
-Te 10 luidor6w teraz; a te ty:
siac frank6w pc skonczonej robo:
Gle, vice jutro ma wieczor. ~.
| ia mQge u ciebie mieszkac:
jesc i sp;.i?
-ZapeWne.
-Jarrelong zacieral@rece 2 ra:
dosci,-= Dobrze, zgoda ma to! =
H.. zawola1. i: i
LVIII.
Leopold .I4aneancier ppoolozyl rece
ma ra9pieniu swego p~rzysz1ege
wsp6lnika j rzekl, patrzac MI
. przeniikliiwie w oczy Cd tel chwi
Ii obdarzam Gle mojem zaufan men
ale pamietaj przyjacielu, re jeze1
to mole zaufanie zdradlzzisszs chloe
by jednem niebacznem sl6Wkiem
,.zabije Gle jak psa.s-Gdy zbieg}.!
galernik wymawiaf te. slowa, by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12


'konm dodomu pana budowni
lczego przsulicsy Pipkas mia \
reku spor qAkraglzkapeus ''
laeslo mdrasblt
q wysokie bbtypallponesa2szz|)pp POI
k6Wkam. .s. ssssa|sss &
yGdy 90 przy.tproWadzono a
.pah1a budowniczego, tenze Azapy
tai 60 uprzejimliie czego zada:
Eth, rzekI tenze z cud1zo
.ziemskim akcentem, jest II pc
.dobno pojazdi Aacz kasztanoWa
ia ma sprzedazY a potem doda:
ciszej W dobrej ffraneuzczyzme
pan mnie przeciez oczekiwaleS
dis rano?
Teraz Paskal rozpoznal Waite
pc g1osie: Co "a talent odmienie-
MIA sic pomyslal, o jak ia sig
boje tego czlowieka 81 glosno zas
rzek1: = TAX jest, MOI panic, IA
raz pana zaprowadze do stajni.
Przyszed}szy TAME, Leopold, O
bejrzal uwaznie pojazd j konia.
sic W. obecnosci stangre
ia Q Gene i za1atwiono sic W pre-
kilka minut z calym intere-
sem. ia place got6wka,
rzekl W koncu mniemany hand
Earz; kaz pan zaprzadz przez ten
czas, gdy panu liczyc bede pienia
lie.
Paskal wydaWszy rozkaz do "a
zaprowadzil Leopolda
s$, :,
sWsgo gaDhetu' Ktorego INV
zarygloWaf na zasuWke.
.:Wiec pozostajesz pan przy,,
sem, ze sic to STAG ma dzisiaj?
,apyta
TAX Jest, Jutreo .l ra sl15.1 dam
oanu spraWozdaMe, Jak Wiecz0r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

4szYehsapf ~ AsSs 420Ikat6Fp
tn lesllll1lIs
oksl sAsslzssebdna Ia nodzegIoo
leez Is znpelnegg
81 1liaaepotrzeba jeszezeprz
naj przzszyd nsizs
EpehIszelgos
Eaatasczeksl a tylkosna civil,
mogla rozpoczae g.
ffzyygajaea roznao lls zzpania Sol
1ier,Iecz korzysttnn
nadarzylado go esobnoss, VI
ehala olniecoapam, SO
le poszegsz,y zapYt
Cosscii koeihaHssdzecko
Rcszy TYNE chors
i agzl.zssiesniem dluzej %
Wstrzynae Rensts.
-4rzalkIas-jesste ba1
do elerpiacas am hesz o:tem
dobrzs eses pprzyczyna msch
eierpien.
- ~ cheese mi move robic
Wyrzuty o mo- nieszczesny Wypa-
||dek j powiednec.z e cheese beze-
mnie jechac do Paryza!
-sChce movie z pania Q mojej
smatce.
PoWiiedzialamHe' i y. przeeiie'zi
killka razy, ze jej ME IMAM j niez-
nalam nigdy. n
A to by}o nieprawda-- odpo
wiedziala Renata stanoWczo.
Urszula spojrzaIa przeraze-
MEM ma. swa mloda towarzyszke,
.kt6rej CLOS drzacy z oburzenia i
Gala postawa objawia1y, re by1a
gotowa do gorszej walk.
- Obwiniasz mnie wiecej vice
ok1amstwo, kochanko, rzekla
tonem bolesnego wyrzutu.
Przebacz mi to PAM, przyk
70 nj urazie pania, lecz chez pa
MIA Emusic koniecznie do Wyzna-:
MIA, iii praWdy. Niechaj juz rozja.
sni sic pomiedzy mani ia ciem-ss
nose niezposna! Coz PAM jestes
dla mniel 1Ioja przyjaci64ka mo
ia najlepsza przyjaci6}ka ,jak sa-
dzi1am dotad.. s=.
tetaz Watpisz tenn
przerwvallaa jeej PAM Sonier:s
TAX Wattpieg,,ii.tak dluggo wat
pic bede, dopokad mniezpam ME
przestaniesz zbaWai.fem nieznos-
mem miIczeniem sayHppaniapyytam
SSSSsseaasAS E Szx agsaalA sttAtig AaAsn@093 q
:WmoWiie NJ gaiasSniIesN lie
8 TEN zzpahffslzze
Jest TWEEN zaaailiesnlt toNaa1nntsssszzyy
mi do Paryza: Ktoz PAM to yale
,czil2 Pc co te tajjemnie1e?s7Ktlttto5z
moe mnie doWiesc Ae mnie PAM
Iie zwodlziiSsz re dziiallasz.d ola mole.
go dobra2'
Oby Bog raczyi 81 take nieene.
.pgodejrrzenie przebaczye zaNNo
Ia1a Ursula bolesllie dotlknliee
ta.
G(zyzn jjesslol1o uspraWies
dliWioneml g. moWila dalej Re
nata, -slWieccpoWtar,zliam pprrecz. 4
emitajjesnlnalnicami. Chce Wiedl2zi'eceEi
koniecznie jaziem praWem ppaslnllssRlsoq,
bert opiekoWa sic nina nina oddziteesciahl
silva chesee ]. Ito jest my.nl
ojicem ohtcelWpiee,dlzIe nazWiskko,
mejjmatki!, maIlasssssI1o1 rlf'aRold]sosteggo
irozklazs,jjeSspM sissniissWk 81
lbraniaIaa Edlnzeea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TEN
peWviedlziee
70 niepodobno.aSSss
~: A jedlnalkkazae istzfsaks.Gddy
spl.ee,11n11iie mo.iieSzadanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
pCWledZlee ME mOgea
To n~iepodobno

s#S#--T--s2sl AE1G O0SAuU
a jedinakze essazak.Gdy
ssp'eI1niie mojieszadanie gdyciszaa
w,iio.ze oTar.yza,az
gent mad SekWanliaa,l jasAmiHkeaa
zal1o Wtenczas-osaaz fsznfiIsHs prsl
zbyl48mnasie sl'
IA rzekonasz ossdlob
80 tw,rojje miaIamznaNzggladzz1e
- Ajezeiz.j
|dae sie.dhuzeiza noszaedzieSpa
al
na:
~ masz syaylkoszpesafuusszzn,a
Wemaaszinaflsl lla0Has
Ineposaa aaisggoVvo,lhl
bylsHSsseKeaIg
Es.sssY ~
1nf lkroKK66W. K SIS
adysne1naasnI11zsrrodzinyy kiedJy jestelnao
ssierofa bezojjea maltkd, zWIrro
,ceaedo Observation-Disclosures
lpiek sadoW ss3
- alttoIRenatoTzzayv
pam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
InsajjWyziszzeeggo, t9op1lia. liesssSu1lesl /:
AniK przeciez mmloseboa|-
Ilkai.
'HpoWi,ediMza1as omloda dzieN
mi PAM
swieszkkto byla=matka moja,ssss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pozbaNiaqHpst
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Territory of Alaska, ). f,.. fE Division No. One, )ss.
 Juneau Precinct 4
 To Eva c. Roles, her heirs, execu- tors, administrators and assigns:
 You, and each of you, are hereby notified that l. the undersigned, twelve dollars and fifty cents in labor and Improvements upon each the Republican and the Black Dick, also known as the Black Dickie, lode mining claims, situated in Sil- yer Bow Basin. in Juneau Record ing District, Alaska, the certificates of location of which are filed and recorded in the office of the record CT of said Juneau Recording Dis trict, to-wit, the certificate of loca- ton of >the Republican lode claim in Book II of lodes on page 307, and the certificate of location of the Black Dick lode claim in Book 13 of Lodes on page 27, for and during each of the following years. to-wit: for 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910 and 1911, amounting to the sum of six ty-two dollars and fifty cents upon and for each of said lode claims making the whole amount expend- ed by me upon your interest in said lode claim the sum of one hundred twenty-five dollars: that the full sum of five hundred dollars has been expended in labor and improve ments upon each of said lode claims for the years aforementioned ir order to hold the same for said years under the provisions of Section And if within ninety days afteI or refuse to contribute your propor' tion of such expenditure, as co-own this notice by publication. you fai 2324 of the Revised Statutes of thu United States.
 CT. upon said claims. or either O them. your interest in said Tod, claims will become the property O the subscriber. your co-owner. un der said Section 2324 of said Stat utes.
 l GEORGE BOLES.
 First publication. August 1. 1s1s Last publication. October 31. 19ls
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19

NOTICE
 n the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Div. No. l
 Before N. l.. Burton, Commis- sioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. Tn the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate of OSCAR HAN SON, an Insane Person. To Oscar Hanson and all persons in- terested in his estate:
 You are hereby notified that on the 18th. day of September, 1919, petition has been filed in the above entitled court by H.. l.. Faulkner, skiing for his appointment as guar iian of the estate of the said Os- car Hanson, as required by law.
 You are further notified that there will be a hearing upon said petition, a copy of which is hereto attached, before the undersigned at 10 o'clock a. m., October 20th., 1919.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska. Sep tember 1Sth.. 1919.
 NEWARK L. BURTON,
 Commissioned and Ex-offtcio Seal Probate Judge. First publication, Sept. 19, 1919. Last Publicatoin, Oct 10, 1919.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
Everyone Should
 Drink Hot Water
 in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver, and bowel poIspRs before
 breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no constipation, bilious at tacks, sick headache. colds. rheu- matism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside. This is vastly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impurities into tht blood, while the bowels do, says we'll known physician.
 To keep these poisons end toxins we'll flushed from the stomach. liv' Ter, kidneys and bowels. drink be fore breakfast each day. a glass oi hot water with teaspoonful oi limestone phosphate in 1t. This will cleanse. purify and freshen the en tire ailmentary tract, before putting more food into the stomach.
 Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist It is inexpensive and almost taste less, Drink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your system of these vile poisons and toxins; also to prevent their formation.
 AS soap and hot water act or the skin, cleansing. sweetening. ant purifying, so limestone phosphat' and hot water before breakfast get on the stomach, liver. Kidney and bowels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
OUTBOUND PASSENGERS

The City of Seattle left for the South last night with the follow ing passenger list; Mrs. T. Millis for Petersburg, Mrs. J. F. Floyc and baby for Ketchikan. A. Foster for Seattle, A. Van Mavern fol Seattle, R. Scott for Ketchikan Mai. w. H. Waugh for Ketchikan c. F. Caldwell for Ketchikan, Mrs c. l.. Bowman for Wrangell, J. D Helps, KetchilAn, Adolph Enge- ,trom for Wrangell, Mrs. Belle La fIurr for Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACC0ITNT

. In the Commissioners Court for
 the Territory of Alaska. Div.
 No. 1, Before N. l.. Burton,
 Commissioner & Ex-officio Pro
 bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estates of the
 Following named Deceased Per
 sons, towit: J. r. ANDERSON
 MRS. J. p. ANDERSON, MRS.
 J. E. GARNER, JIM GEORGE
 H. J. KENYON, and A. D.
 PRATT, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that J. R. Willis and H. H. Post, Adminis- trators of the estates of the above named deceased persons, have ren- dered and presented for settlement their Final Account of their admin istration of said estates, and each of them, and that Thursday, Octo- Der 30th., 1919, at 10 o'clock a m., at the office of the Probate Judge at Juneau, Alaska, has been duly appointed by said Judge fol the settlement of said accounts, al which time and place any persor interested in said estates or either of them may appear and file ex captions in writing to said accounts or either of them and contest same
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, August 18th, 1919.
 NEWARK l.. BURTON,
 Commissioner and EX-officit (SeaD Probate Judge. First publication, August 29, 1919 Last publication, Sept. 19, 1919
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
TENAKEE IS DOING
 MUCH BETTER WITH
 FISH THAN EXPECTED

The Tenakee Fisheries Company is still packing salmon, and its pack for the season will be much better than it was expected that it would be. It has 36,OO0 cases up and will have more before the close Of the season. It is getting fish from Chil kat. The Tenakee Fisheries put ul Al 900 cases last year.
 'C. s. Harley, the manager is al the Gastineau hotel.