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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-29
AUGUST %, 1919
Patents

Patents
United States to Herman r. Hamil-
ION, Ell of seq, swq of seq, and seq
q swq 22-20-44.
Deeds
William r. Morrison to John Nj.
Mmberling, part lots II, IL, blk 13,
asaneys End add, Pullman, $4,000.
". 5. Cooper to VIM. l.. LaFol-
'sNe' Jr, lot A, blk /, Walters add,
cofax. 5000.
Mortgages
henry P, Davidson to w. L. Nor
~ lot l6, blk 2, Palouse Orchards,
1850.
'" Baird to J. /. Case Threshing
Asehlne Co, machinery, $500.
q. G. LockhGrt to A. S. Coon, auto.
1850.
NJ Conditional Bill of Sale
oiusmobile Co of Washington TO
: J. Snow, trailer and truck,
1880.
Releases
Dahh OF Pennington to N. A. and
A'Oef1 patterson, chattel, $4,000.
Assignments
railman State Bank to American
~ foundry, assignment of condi-
1Oaai bill of sale
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MOVED-To the building on Main
street formerly occupied by the
Economy store.
aug29 SANDERS GROCERY
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-29

WANTED-By experienced man
with family, steady Job on ranch.
Write Frank Owen, Colfax Wash,
or phone AIR. aug8-29
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AUGUST 20, 1919
Deeds

"arren S. Imbler to o. II. Cliff
!, wh of lot 5, blk /. st. John,
3. 'lam E. Chapman to Harvey
and G. L. Mackenzie, part Ell
NEG 4-ls-3s, $500.
III. S,iando Fl. Clifford to Herbert F.
Ell lot 5. blk /, st. John, 81
arlah Emma Dunlap to Orlando
IL nliord, eh of lot 8, blk 1. sSt.
~ : lots 6, Z. blk 4, Lockhart's
a., S'' John, lot 8. blk 2, Lock-
znd add, st. John. ST.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE-Piano, dining table
dining chairs. yernis Martin bed and
springs, dresser. Corner Opal ana
Howard SITS. Phone 1S41. agSOsp6
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-29

Our fabrics are guaranteed to con-
tain no shCddy or cotton. Roderick
Tailoring Co. aug29
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Affidayits

=. 5. Stevenson to The Public
tSsm Glenn and Alice b. Glenn were
husband and wife during month of
June, 1906.
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aug22-2s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Gines Riiterifers Klaee,

Ser a%rgeiebene fran50iii9e &iitori=
fer @rnit 2aDiiie flngt in einem Briei
iiber bic Mbnabnne bes Stnbiums ser
6euti6er Sprn6e in 5ranfrei9. 8or
0em &riege 19on batte Die &enntnts
oes Deutl6en in Granfrei6 bel gu
tpiini6en iibrig gelafien, nber INNER
fin lei man i'm Begriff gemeien iei=
ne 6ebler gut5nmn6en. Das lei tint
10 bertpun0erli6er, als man aqent.
balben in Sranfrei6 Ser Mnli9t be-
gegnet, bob 9eutiblan6 pie6er err
maiden tpiir6e.
MnS6ie @9neGigfeit 6es grpo9ens
glaubt 9ubilie 5uor ni6t> aber ge-
miB, meint er, miir6e Die &raft
DeutidIan6s, feline Snteuigen5, feline
ggnftbeit in Ser Mrbeit, feline Net-
gl1rg CUR 9ronung mieoer %n1fleben.
@igenidnften, Die INN betnabe Die
Meltberrfbnft beridafft bdtten. Die
Mrbeit pnr6e in 8euti6lan6 mie6er
IN 6en @erfitdtten, 8l1reaur
l1nD Dor aaem IN Sen 59mlen, Die ben
Mnfor6erungen nnierer3eit better ge~
tpadien ieien, als Die fran5oiiiden,
un6 Del1ti6lan6 mitr6e mie6er mdd-
tig per6en. 8as lei ober erif re6t
Elm @runo' nm iib nit Deuti6-
lar6 un6 Ser f6pierigen be1ti6en
5pra6e gu beiddftigen. u6ranfreih
un6 9enti6la1b iino nun 1einmal
nrb notpenoigertpeiie @on-
f%urrenten ul1f tpirti6uftli6em @ebiet.
@s tit iebr 11ntpubri6einlih, bob mir
ni6t bon chamber 5n ler1en bnber
folter1. @ie ion man aber lerner, OBJ
ne at tubieren, nn6 mie Elm 2an6 itlt-
6ieren, me1tt man es ni9t bonn Se=
fen fennt, tpenr man bic 2eute ni6t
ipreden bort, rt6t banoeln iiebt?"
6enMnii9ten Ser @rtreml=
iten, sic nue 8e3iebungen 5u Deutf6-
lan6 obIebnen meint 2abiiie meiter'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Uoro Dafotd.

8tSmnrd. Ser Stoats{enat
BON Morbbafotn nabm 6es Srauen-
itimmredts ENHANCEMENT CUR Bum
DISTRIBUTING nit 43 gegen 8 5tim-
men an. Genator Wm. S. Gburd
reidte cine bonn &a11fns Der Monpar=
tifon 2eog11e a11sgeurbeitete @orIoge
EN-. tpelde 0elgeieuidaften fir Of
fentli9e Betriebe erflart un6 Der
&ontrone ser itaatli9en giienbabn<
fommiiiion nnterffeut, 6ie befngt fem
miir6e, Sen Yreis fir 8en5in unb 9eI
feit5uiteaen. Die 8orlage murbe an
ben Musidub p%erpieien.
@an6o. Mnf @rnn6 bon &e=
ridten aus 6reiBig Ser funfun66rei=
Big @ablbe5irfe I'M CONNER County
iteint Ser unabbdngige &anoioat g.
S. 8eiieI gum @tuatsienator gepdblt
gu fem ols Ma6folger 6es berItorbe2
men Senators 81. g Gibbons. 8ei=
fer mar ieiner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6.
@eter1on Inn 1853 5timmen por=
aus, Sic ibmerli6 %iibertroffen mer6en
f0nner. I4aH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
5uo Ddfotd.

W1t6elL - Ser 2e%brerberban6
bon 5l00afota bei6loB in elmer am
Wittpo6 bier abgebaltenen 5ibung,
[Sbritte 5n tim, I'M Die 2egislatnr gu
Deranitalten glei6e 8e5ablnng fir
mahnli6e uno neibIthe 2ebrer fir
ieielbe rbeit fe~it5uitellen. ~
Suron.-S Senator Miles Boin=
better BON 8albington bat ii1 Inn
Die SSnooi1ierung ais Brafioenti9nfts=
fan6i0at betporben, cine rgeIegenbeit,
.6ie ouf benz in 9ierre Dienitag err
.offneten &opbents CUR 5ppade fam.
Broofings. SS%nforpora=
tiionsartifel iin6 eingerei9t morben
fir Sic Miolano 5tate 8anf bon
groofings. &npital $4,000.
Snrtfnr 8. Mn einem bier
.beranitalteten Mais-@ettbeperb be-
teiligten ii9 81 Yreisbeperber Den
er1ten Breis, freie Gabrt mad Ser Sn=
ternattonal 2ipe Stod Expedition in
Chicago, erbielt Dean Gregg nit
86.8 Bro5ent.
@atertomn. - Sic idbrli9e
Moromeit : GsfliigeI4ffdbyau miro bier
bonn 6. Bis 10. Sanuar abgebalten
tperben, l1ngefabr flint 8oden nod
Der NationQl @efliieelidm in Chico
go.
5ipur Sails. gine 8rii=
flung Ser 8iiber BEG Deridtpun0enen
Mgenten Ni9. 9apmot1 bon Der ct.
Haul Bubn bra6te einer anrebliben
6eblbetrag bon $500 5utage..- gi-
masfierter Warn, bon Dem Srau
@lD6e DoD1e gla1rbt, bob es ibr @at-
te gemeien lei, iprang aus einem Gin
tergdBden beraus, i6lug Die 8ral1
nn6 ergriff 6as fleine &in6ben aus
bem &in6ertpagen. 6rau DoDle en-
faBte Ben Mngreifer BEL ben Saoren
unb brie I'M Silfe, tporaufbin Der
Mnn1 6as @inb fabren lieR un6 1T
einem Nnto 6abonfubr. IS beiBt, bob
Der @utte in 9errid feftgenommen
1poroen lei.
so it9eIl. Mon permntet, ooB
Elm mD1terioier Meroplan, melderOeit=
den ieit mebreren @oden einmal
incidentally 8eiltde abitattet, unge-
ieblidertpeiie &an0el IN fpiriu0ien
@etrGnfen betretbt. Spbal6 6as Slug
5ertg bon 6annen lit, tpin man Mn5ei<
bon benz 8orban6eniein bon
PLENTY" Sdnaps mabrgenommen ba-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
bieiiger BoIfmeiiter, tpar 5amltag-
morgen ipl1rlos beridtplrtoen, mad.

bieiiaer 8oihneiiter, mar @amitag.
morae1 ip11rlos peridpu1oeu, mad.
bem Dag Boitornt bon bier Muton1o-
[biIbanbiten aepliinoert tporben mar.
Man befiirdfet, baB Ser Noltmeilter
bon ben 9alnnfen entfibrt ODER mobl
gar ertporbet tpa,roe.
Bemibii Ser atDolf Sabre
|alte 5obn &ennetb oeS Iom. Wobler
nno Der INN etn SaDr altere SoDr1
@lof. Der Gran yttna @a1ltap1o11 er-
trarfetr 5amstagabeno m geI1to1t'
See, nls tie be1m Sebl1tt19nglaufen
our9 oas Gts brad)er: PIE 9etpen
ma1roen geoorgen. -9@1e 1nn!1e 1aDr-
lide @efllgeli6au oes @efliigel8iib[-
t%erberetns bon Beltram1 eonrtg m1ro
bier I'M -: De5er1ber 5n o1ertagtger
Da11er eroffnet neroen.
Sibbing.-D ie &ing Of Sratls
M11ocintton NIT 9anptqnartier tn&an=
fas miinfdt, bob 3tbbing un6 anoere
Srte Ser acknowledgement iib an Der
geplanten erltflaiiigen 2an6itraBe be-
finoen fouen. 5efretdr SarbD bonn
bieiigen @nn6elsflub lit brtefli9 err
iudt mor6en, IN oieier 8egen6 Dos
SSntereIie fir Die Sadie al tpeden.
DuIuth.-D ie IeBten Dumpfer
meIde @raIabunqer nod 6en unteren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
l1linnelota

ct. Saul. - Ser Mangel on
tueibIiben Dtenltboten lit in bieier
Staot 10 afut getporben, baB beri6ie-
Dene Sra,,er reiber Mdnner iid ent-
fbIoiien baben, Sen 9ienitboten ntdt
,n1r angenebme @obnrdume our Ser.
flgung 81 ltellen, ionbern tbnen To-
gar ~eim ooer 5tpeimal'' Die 8ode Die
8ennsuna hires Mntomobils gu ge-
5tatten. = giner beim @ouDerne1r
8urnquijt bon 8unoesgeneralanpalt
M. sc. 8almer eingetroffenen Na6-
ri6t 5ufolge traf berielbe am 1. Sc
.senlber pormittugs in ct. Raul elm,
INN elmer @%eriammlung Der Stabt-
biirgermeiiter oes Staates nnb an-
oerer 0ffentlid)en @eamten bet5utpob=
men, in Ser Sic 9ebensmittelfrage nno
&ege CUR Mbidaffung Ser boben Bret-
fe bei3utpobnen. = 9ie nel1e, rieien-
sroBe arlnour 5bladtbofanlage IN
GID ct. SAUL, Sic auer 8orausitbt
nod in fur5er 3eit cine Ser groBten
Observation-Disclosures I'M ga115en 2an-
Be aufpeiien biirfte, lit iiinglt croft
net iporben. = Sn einem Sanie in
Siib4St. 8al1l tp1rbe Die 2eid)e oes
Soiepb O'&eefe gefunoen, lpabren6S.
s. 9elanep, Der in bemielben 9au1e
tpobnte, beiinnungslos in bas 8eit=
feite General Sospital gebra6t tpl1r-
Be. Sic beiben batten Mon0idein
@bisfep getrunfen.
MinneapoIis. Gin Spe=
siaIz &omitee bes gtabtratbes bat am
Sonneritag nit Ser ltnteriu611ng Der
Satiefeit ser S. %. IS. int Nor0me=
item begonnen. = Oie 3unft Ser Gin
BREEDER miro INNER pertpegener, oa
Die Witglieber berielben BEL ben met
Iten ginbriiden guten @rfolg baben
1nb mir iebr lelten CUR &edeni6aft
gesogen lporoen. Sim Mitttpodnor=
gen tp11rben 51pei &leioergel6afte aus=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

SQlleD N1fD - N~u110eS1dQRs
meiiter Sobn 8urfe miro nIg Rnroi-
bat fir 9habamtsfefretdr genannt
alg Nabfolger bon 5efret6r t@lnR gr
mar feds Sabre @ouber1eur bon
Norobafota. us @nibingtor eitge-
troHene DepeidJen oelten an, baB
gurfe Die l1nteritibu11g Ser Demofra-
ten 6es Morbneftens fir Die grne1t.
nu1tg in bas @1nbinet bat.
Winot Die Bral1nfobIe-Mr-
better IN ben Miner Der Dafota Cool
50. IN Caster uno Burlington, 81. g.,
gingen Greitag an ben 5treif, alg tie
|erfubren, bob 6ds 8unbesgeridt in
Gorgn cine gntf9et6l1ng erIniien ba-
be, ourb melde Ser 5tant berbinbert
miro, Die &ontroue Ser Minen 5u
Wbernebmen.
8ilto n. - Gin 6el1er, 6as ben
|Sberbau zines Ser 5ba9te Der
Granddaughter Ser Bofbbnrn
60, BEL 8ilto11 eipdiderte, bat nod
ben Mngaben bon 8eamten Der @e-
ieaidaft ungefdbr $4,000 Sdaoen
angeridtet. D%retbunoert 8erglente
iin6 8ef6dftigungslos, Biz Der 5da-
ben tpieoer ausgebefert lit. Sic l1r-
iade 6es Seuers lit 1i9t oufgeflart.
.@ran6 Sorts. 8miiden
500 unb 600 Meilen 2anoltraBen nit
8unoesbeibiilfe, sic $1,5OO,OOO bis
s. 100000 fo1ten meroet, fonen i'm
naditen Sriibiabre in Mngriff genom,
men mer6en, tDie 9ilfslanbitruBen-
|Sngenie1r S. g. @aulf1B angefiin-
6igt bat
@i8mnrd d. - S1 Ser. 5taats-
legislatur bon Nor6bafota, oie qe-
gentpdrtig in uuBeroroentlider Sa-
gnrg beriammelt III, puroe am Srei-
tag cine Borlage 6es Mbgeoroneten
IS. W. Serbert eingerei9t, oie es
2anotpirtben in 8e5irfen, sic bon
DMrre beimgeiu9t mor6en iin6, err
mogli6t, bel Der 8nnf bon Nor66a-
toto gegen na66atierte @beds @eI6
ou%f5nnebmen, nadoem 6as itnatlide
Sbergeri6t 6aS fir 5uldiiig erflQrt
bat. Silfe fir Garmer, oeren o2nb
nnter Ser Diirre GIT leioen batte, lit
elmer Der @egenitan0e, Die @onber=
1eur 6ro5ier in ieiner 8oti9ot an
Die 2egtSlatur aus6riidli6 'erpGbmt
bat. Cine tDettere @orlage, 6ie BENT
nadit eingerei6t tper6er io4, tpiir6e
leoen Stimmgeber, Der meiter uIs Ell
ne balbe Meeile bonn @abllofal mobnt,
g%ltatten, i%rgenopenn innerbalb zines
WeonatS Dor Der 8abl feline Gimme
ab5ugeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
alrje Na9ri9tcn aus
ben nDrOmefll9en gtQaten

lgeraubt, nnb Die 8anbtten fonnten
nit elmer 8ente bon $500 beri1nen-
ben, obne cine Spnr binterlaiien al
bnben Mm Mittno6abenb mnroen
bier @erionen bon einem ein3igen
8amoiten nod eiranber I'M Minneba-
ba=Sauss Di1trtft iiberfanen nn6 aus
geraubt. - Mus Ser Bobnnng Der
Gran Seaneth Dretp an Sotparbglpe.
murDen Sonntagmorgen Snpelen
nno @dmudia6en I'M 8erte bon
iiber $4,000 geltoblen. SIN gan5en
muroen 5onntagnabt bier &duberei-
en- periibt. - Nab6em flint peroa6ti-
&c @er1onen Samitogaben6 berbaftet
moroen uno fir 5000 g%eItoblene Wa-
rem gefnnben paren, begannen Yolt=
5i1ten Deteftibs un6 @ei6aftsbeiber
in Ser gan5en Sta6t nod elmer gie-
oerloge au iuden, in Der fir biele
tauieno Dollars geltoblene Waren
perited iein. fonen.
DuIutb.- Duniel &ogan, ebe-
moliger 8oli5ei6ef Der Staot 1T ge-
1torben.
BnrtbanIt- Sra11 @ap Dop-
Ie, mel9e iib nit einem &aitermel1er
fiinf 5dnitte am 9alie betbro6te, 1T
Counting geitorben. @atte uno Elm
@in6 iiberleben.
Sodjon.- Die County : &om-
miilare beibloiien, 100000 inert
StraBenbon6s auS5ugeben.
Sim Montag ereignete
iid ser brittle tootlide unfon beim
Sirldiogen int noroliden Sell oes
.5tuates, in6em ii6 Elm Se1terretder
11omens Sacob Sfolier onr6 3ufaa
eriboB.
Groofiton. : Die 2ei9e 6es
A Sabre olten Napoleon Clement
tpnr6e an einem 8aur1e bdngeno gee
fun6en; er bate 11euli6 einen 5hlag.
an an erlitten.
Gonfance.- 8. g. &olborion,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Ser Dpi11n1banbeI blibt in 11nie-
REM 2anbe nie niernals 5upor. Nber
ali1 ba6urb mer6en Die 8ortfIbrer
Der Notwithstanding fib ni6t
tparre1 Ioifen. Sbner lit es gleihgiI-
tig, ob Die babe Mation burh 11urfo-
tiide @ifte berfeudJt miro, 10 Iange iie
11,lr mniere@eiebgeber inter Der Sud-
tel bnIte11 1111b fi9 an ibren Grfolgen
beronid,e11 f0r11e11. Berftanb lit itets
BET tpenigen 1tt1r getDeien uro BEL Die.
Ter @eieufdaH gar5 getpib ni1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Wbi$ky, Bier, Wein
!@onbIette NormuIore uno Wntpeiiung

&ompIette SSorn1ulare u11b Mntpeiiungen
i'm babeim gu fdbri5ieren @oggen<
fdnaps, tpirfIi1es Bier ur6 geipinf6te
Beine, eingeldlofen Serri9tung elmer
SangbeItinerei unb Betriebbnltang bers
5elen. 3nbereitet bon Mdd11nern, bic fritz
Der I'M Bral1< l1n6 Brennerei<@ efhdft tpa>
rem. gbte Bnre; feline 5lbftitute, bel,
goftoffice 8egeln mgepabte SSorraulare
fBirnen gefeelid burd bic Roft be3ogen
tperben. Das rationale Rrpbibitionsgei@
'erIalbt ben 8erfduf bon Me3epten BIB 6lr,
is. essarl1ar 1920. 3ngefn1bt mad grn<
lpfnng bon $1.00. Sbed. @eloanipeilr Jung.
bnr ODER in Sreimnrten.
Baltimore aTSrrtnla Gsustant,
4s.bn Sept. 1873. Baltimore, Web.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
eSS11 Naris 1T eine Gd1tle gegriin-

Sn Naris 1T cine sd,1le sesriin-
set tporoen, 6ie 6ns @ebeimnis beg
So6eg entrGtfeln ion. Ndiber ldge ie=
benfuls, gu beriuden, bas @ebeimnis
Des 2ebens 5u entratieln ~ tDie belt-
te in oner @elt Mi1ionen Meniben
es nnItene1, bon ibren ginfonr1nen 5l
Iebe1 11n6 nidt at %berbungern. Man-
de Derbungern ID tatiddlid, nenr1
aud longfom, ober Mil1ionen Ieben,
tpen11 audi tein Menib tpeiB tpie.~Die
befarnte B%ebdl1pt1ng, bob Die eine
&1Ifte Ser Menidbeit nibt niiie, tpie
6ie ar6ere lebe, 1T riemnls 10 nobr
getpefen tpie in unierer 3eit. go Iber
Bic MaBe11 traurig nnbr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Ser Dampfer George @aibinston
miro 6emnGdft pobl tDieber Dampf
al1fmade11 miiiien - Der @aifer bon
SSapor, min elm boar gertuanote gum
@ei11h bierber fdiden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

The $3O0OOO0 being the intended
enrich officers
of this would consider
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
Let US haze some facts

drive Home Service
work. like the War Chest Drive of not wholly paid
other than the home work that the Salvation
engaged
The people who pledged the War Chest surely not dodge
their pledges The War Chest accepted pledges good faith
honor be left the backs of the War Chest Committee Let
play far Of thousands of small subscribers understood that
had until the end of 1919 their nsament
all collected but take risk
the War Chest, it has a right to expect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
Every cent of the money
is to 90 for real york.

be
Hospitals
fant Shelters Industrial Cntes Free Clinics Dpensare Fresh
Children Shelters the helpless
Comfort Aid American fought for
their families and relatives
We all remember that before the magnificent work
all efficiency
supported almost wholly collections of the dauntess
who a poke bonnet and banged tambourne
the poke
cooked doughnuts.
She made cooked doughnuts and
kept right to the front all the time
She Chateau Ty and she wherever the fighting
She Ready
coffee and her doughnut and her smand rayer
She lUent through the fire. She proved herself
SIZE made the Salvation Army great in the
and great in the Uo1id
the Salvationists coming bigger
They did big did them that
thrust
body looks naturally to the Salvation Army to do them
The work
tenth that the Salvation big
inc, and the time of these
Faithful young UOnlen.
valuable for them devote collections
They about the
must be found in other
Phiddelphans hare urgently called
good a that she failed to
... .. -. '''''', fNSF* NS;;$*
May24
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
This Is ON Emergency of Emergencies
of the


~ United States
Under advice, mainly outside of Pennsy
vana the honored and much over-worked
felt compel
ed to undertake the present drive all over the ~6
United States to gather Thirteen Millions of ahtsI
with considerable trepidaton ~ N2sssSa
they entered upon the great undertaking. stx&
In the field, where half million of our troops l 4
remain, of them perhaps for indefinite 80
time required the use of money already in the xR
support, the daily expenses Ne <17
comparatively bank and with MI &fS 5
almost hourly appeals for assistance from @ab&
stranded in the large cities
Some of these from the ships So.
from training camps-from f&&
with little or money in their pockets IS5sMM 5MM
Unprepared for the higher cost of 3<46k2yfK
thing the Salvation Armys funds have eE2.2s1Z1@
dwindled down rapidly.
over the its
Army Arm
local M WAY anv the Nobody
No thought Of with other did
% one @ = @
Philadelphia help in its
tge e @ M s s unnss5a RsS !SsTn and have
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
RAILROADS WILL GIVE NOTICE OF
 HIGHER RATES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The rail. road company officials after con ference with Director Hines of the Government Railway Administration announced immediate steps would be taken before the Interstate Commerce Commission to obtain an increase in freight rates, to follow the taking over of the lines under private man. agement again.
 Director Hines remained firm in his former decision not to make any ad; justment of rates. before turning back the railroads to private con trol He offered the officials infor- nation gathered by the administra tion, which was accepted.
 The amount of the increase that may be asked by the railroad men was not indicated There was some talk of g per cent increase
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
SCHOONER LETTIE
 AND CARGO LOST IN BERING SEA WRECK

The official report of Capt. A. C.. Goss, master and owner, of the wrecking of the American schooner Lettie, of Unalaska, August 4, has been received at the Customs House.
 The Lettie sailed from Atka, Alas ka, for Unalaska. via Unimak, July 23, with four members in her crew and four tons of cargo valued at $500. At 15 minutes past 12 o'clock on the 1 morning of August 4, she stranded on Samalga Reef, at the southwest end of Samalga Island in a dense fog The tides were running strong While it was moonlight it was very l thick The wind was light The | master was on deck when the acci l dent occurred. No one was lost, the members of the crew saving them selves
 The vessel and cargo were a tota l loss and there was no insurance. The
 vessel was valued at $4.500 and the
 cargo at $500, making the total loss
 $5,100. The Lettie was wooder vessel of 27 net tons register
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
EVERY ONE IS
 HELPING CAUSE
 SALVATION ARMY
Drive Under the Direction of the Order of EIkS Appeals to All
 Classes
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 s No more worthy cause has yet been ldvaneed than the task of raising the luota of $500 of Gastineau Channel for the Salvation Army Red Shield Home Campaign, undertaken by the Order of Elks. Already the sum of s415.50 has been raised, with $2S9 from Juneau and 126.50 from Thane The subscription list includes amounts from $1 to $10. Working people, business men, officials and profes- sional men need no urging to sub scribe their bit for an order which did such splendid work in the war Says a member of the Elks:
 When our country entered the war in 1917 the above organization did not come and ask for assistance IS others did in order to carry on he good work which was accom- plished behind the firing line in France. Nor did they beg for any relief or funds during the period of the war The funds that were fused by them had been accumulated dur ing the time of peace and what had not been spent in peace time was
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24

used towards the Great Victory" which was brought back to us by our noble boys Had not this organiZa- ton been there with food and little comforts for our boys when they had been in the trenches for 24 hours at a time and perhaps longer, would the victory and peace which we now enjoy have been among us all? It might have been your boy, brother, sweetheart or husband that shared some of those comforts, and helped them considerably to reach the goal and the destination they were bound to obtain Therefore give help. fhis campaign has only eight more days and by all means lot not the previous excellent records of Alaska disappear, from the annals or it's history. i < sse
 The meeting of the committee held wednesday evening appointed the following officers in charge of the campaign: s
 P. J. F. Boivoin, chairman.
 F. A. Metcalf, secretary and public manager.
 Guy McNaughton, treasurer.
 Any contributions can be mailed to Mir. C. McNaughton of B. M Beh rends Bank or P. J. F. Boivin of Ju- neau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
SOPHIA VICTIM IS
 EXHUMED; WILL BE
 BURIED AT SEATTLE

The body of Mrs. George Markus a Princess Sophia victim was disir tered yesterday at Evergreen ceme tery and is being prepared by the C. w. Young Company for shipment on the Princess Mary Sunday morning George Markus, the husband of the woman, is in Nenana at the present time, where he is in charge of the commissary of the Alaska Engineer ing Commission. He for many years was with the Northern Commercial Company at Fairbanks.
 A. Gooch. the father of Mrs. Mar lus, has arrived from Seattle to take charge of the body. Burial will take place in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24

The chicken house of Y. Kitagawa, a Whitehorse baker, was destroyed by fire which caught from a stove in it, and his flock of chickens was de- stroyed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
SLAYER OF ISAAC EVANS PLEADS INSANITY; HIS
 TRIAL IS POSTPONED

William Dempsey, indicted at Val deg for the murder of Deputy Mar shal Isaac Evans at Seward and Mar guerite Lavore at Anchorage, had his trial postponed until November "A, when his attorneys asked for a hear ing on an insanity charge. They also asked time to get witnesses for the insanity hearing from the east.
 All the witnesses in the murder cases, subpoenaed to testify before the grand and trial iuries, were ex- cused and left for their homes at Seward and Anchorage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
Palace to Give Benefit

The Place will give benefit for the fund next Friday evening Man
 ager John Spickett is preparing a
 special feature for that night.