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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10
MORE UNITS OF 9lST
EMBARK FOR STATES
Major General W. H. Johnston
Commander Of Division,
Also En- Route.

Washington, April 9.--The transport
Pasadena sailed from st. Nazaire, April
5, due New York, April 22, with base
hospital number s; casual company 633,
California; bakery company number
1914 for Camp Lewis and Kearny, one
casual officer and one civilian.
Transport Mercy, st. Nazaire to New
York. due April go with st. Nazaire
convalcsccnt dctachments 1872 and 1885
to l42, inclusive.
Transport Calmares, 81. Nazaire 10
New York, is due April 20 with 3l6th
engineers, headquarters, veterinary, ord
nance and medical dctachmenrs, engi.
neor train and companies A to +, inelu.
sive, and the following 9lst division
organizations; postal detachment, head
quarters troop, headquarters detaeh-
ment, train headquarters and a military
police comDGny; casual companies 63S,
marines and 629, Ohio; five 91st divis-
ion prisoners and five casuals. Major
General William II. Johnston, command
ing the 9lst division, is passenger.
Transport West Alsek, LaPallioe Ro
ehelle to New York, with casual com
pany "a, medical detachment and tive
casual infantry officers
Transport Sierra, Bordeaux TO New
York, due April IS with l44th machine
gun battalion; headquarters detehmcni
and medical detachment and companies
A, B, G and d; l43 I'd machine gun bat
talon, headquarters detachment, sam
tary detachment and companies A ard
B; 10th division military police corr
pany detachment 10 balloon company
two medical dctchmcnt; Bordeaux con
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

in this city since return from the sery
ice.
A number Of G. A. r. and Relief
Corps members attended convention
at Woodburn Wednesday.
Louise Fischer Of Portland has been
visiting her father, Louis Fischer, Of
the Fischer FIGURING Mills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

For 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem Oil has enabled suffering human
ity to withstand attacks OF kidney,
liver, bladder and stomach troubles
and all diseases connected With the
urinary organs, and to build up and
restore 20 health organs weakened by
disease. These most importg ut organs
must be watched, because they filter
and purify the blood unless they do
their work you are doomed
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness, nervous
ness, despondenry, backache, stomach
trouble, pains IN the loins and lower
abdomen, gravel, rheumatism, sciatiea
and lumbago all warn you OF trouble
with your kidneys. GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem OIL Capsules are the remedy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

Edward Kemp, Canadian Overseas
Minister Of Militia. I'd Mr.. G. N.
Bosworth, Chairman OF the Canadian
Pacific Overseas Servic arranged 70
send these troops hor Q by an all
water route rather II N have them
disembark at a Can dian Atlantic
port and cross the CO dnent by rail,
The existence Of tn, Panama Canal
made this a feasible Ian, otherwise
the Empress Of Asi, would haYe
found it advantageou 10 return to
the Pacific via the S &C Canal the
route followed by her ister ship the
Empress Of Russia. , 10 passage Of
the Panama Canal CT lSumed nine
and one-half hours nd tna toll
charge was S9,392. "a.
As this was the first time, and IN
all probability the onl. ting that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10
Americans, Except Army Of
Occupation, Home By October

Washington, April 9.--Barring unex.
pected developments, all American
troops in France, with the exception Of
the army of occupation, should be re-
turned to this country by the end Of
September, the navy department stated
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

the Empress Of Asia would pass
through the canal the people of the
canal zone made much of the event.
There were friendly demonstrations
all along the way, and q very cordial
reception at Cristobal, The Empress
posed for the above pictures IN Mirai
flores locks, six miles from the PaS
cific end Of the canal. "
Enthusiastic receptions greeted the
ship and her gallant passengers wheI.
they reached the end Of the voyages
Victoria, B. q, where 250 disen1s
barked, declared a public holiday and
the whole population Joined In wei
coming the returning heroes. a tire.
mendous ovation was given at VaIfl
couYey and, IN spite Of rain, eagef
crowds thronged the Tater front ta
get q first glimpse and Aandshake.
The Empress Of Asia has been re
piantled and Is nov n regular pas.
sengeg SERVED hetwee4 YancouYez
and the Qriep ss.s.s.sAs@ssls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

with next january, the owner of au
automobile will pay his automobile tax
in the way of license. OnefouFth of
tho money so collected will be returned
TO the county for a good roads fund, but
the general county fund will get none
of it. Hence this may raise taxes a
notch OF so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-10

Following the organization Of sever
al successful service clubs in different
parts Of the Yakima valley, meeting
rs to be held April l2 in Yakima TO
form a county organization.
Vorbote., 1919-10-29
Nnmnlcr 40.
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5rcunb bcrccu us Gurcn Srar m mn Sos INIT
abr audi Oan m nnh SIR bf fnr,e St
bes 2bns ucscft
gSr ircucn nus nit Guf.
unS ~obrcnS ~ir ms un cbcn mir n bidu Gs
dter Oercr wehe tit @ensnHen idmtcn tic
brcn Srtn5tpn n n &crfcrmaucrn
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Sb mic tic Nd harnad 6nn gnsnbd aiebeu
prer 6antc nnt bren 6rennbcn mcin Scs
freuSen scniRcn sm f6nncn
Se nc lid icbnrn Sumic! ~ E MIR Gin cuiqcSmo
mal al a Tdj hridcn unb fIHen Suntn,
Ibcr cs lit ibncn ndt ntan ic
ste e nus Sb nr @'enid1t lid Opicn tic mHTn
crbuon
lnh lire eicbcu wc: tic 5usoclaHe wu lcu
mnhn wie h Trancn ihre anbr Aasuutunatc Sir
nc sltt feline SertaasrcuSen gcbmut
lnbltdcm Shmcrse ihrc Scbcu hintr &ertermauern
encn, 5rcunbe Gs lit iducr, 9cb ,u traaen uenn
&er fir 6tntcr Serrmaun idatc unh
babel an has Glenb icncr Samie bcnfcn muR
Sent Sud Ylnt, 9ben Gs lit bcsbalb uuiere
9flift. bier 10 ucl als m6slh bclfn
w ucn Observation-Disclosures wcnoens cine ncire
6rcnbe AT Scn Seicrta8en bcreitu
ss maen ibrcn 5ranu n bciprmsem Sunh Ec
ntdt bic Seoen dJu tragen mIfen
g scbet 10 pel CIR nnt; bcl bcise
Tflidt su crfHlcn
"cil 5rcuOe" abr sb 10 Hnb Cure
Schrcnbn bppprl . srps
eber 100 anb m aanscn @cnuTn mren aeibcr
baben hntcruahe Su min. @enn Sbr acstc por uu
e~as tHr Snber abt idd tic md 9iDne:s
Ger 9riOncrs Gnb bctc6eno nus ocnpHnncn p bua
AaR Ncs sered burst a wfens einc
5rcub befuutmcu
9ners $50 m oen Sued aus ibrsr soRe be
naf NM nc apaet n Der %erammnns md $3.50
Taditc!
er lit hcr Tap Sbr sues gcf ucrrtdcr Dnn Gs lit fir
ahe SahentampigcnpNcn pGnc NusnaGmc.
et~a Smintsnnn &leOunsshHdc fjnnn rarbeer.
Senna 9riiuners Mct Scbrens
3oO2 enIum sluer seianb wcrbcn.
Sm Masaen Ocs &rones Comfort Glnbs:
GI
"a ssse~nzseS~-asss~ =.
Vorbote., 1919-10-29
Gin GpmEenocId,Gft.

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, Oct. 25, 1919, as
required by the act of Oct. 6. 1917,
Gin GROCER SAluinOel lit ouigc.
Oedt, in meIdem bis icbt II Scnnltc
0er Stonoaro Steel Gar Gcnponp
III SonilnonO lmO 9lrmee-Sfil5ier,
rcrrridelt iinO. gS bonoe!t iib lull
2icfcrung bon Wtlunition uno 9lrtiQe-
ricpogen fir $2700O,000. &c @c.
itearng lutrOc o6gclicfert rn0 be
3oGIt, nodOcm man tic ni6t ncbr
brollhte lnO auberOem Iolcn $15,-
100000 bobon oireft idpinoelbait
erlangt porOen iein.
gea, ia! 9ieie 2eute limo fehr
patriotiid. ltn0 marllm iollen lie
nidt? gs be3aEIt iib ia @iiroe e5
iid nidt 6e5obleil Damn mGrcn lie
nidht hotrintifd 9ufinek iit 8uiineB!
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

3. rMijiien lmicrc 6iibrer Ger ST.
OuItrie lno lmicrc inouitricQcn Mr.
better otne Gcrtroucn 5u cinunbtr
bcllammen le6sn, INNER periuz
denO, cinonoer Sorteilc ob5llringct,
nldts tllcno, obnc bn5u ge5lplngcn
jll icil?" - 9lntuort: SMpobI, @err
ErQiiOcl1t, 10 miiiicn lc lcbcn, bis Ou5
io5ioliitiiGc &egilnc Die gum Coll
bauS-Mcgime 9cmorocnc fopitoliitiide
Serri6oft obloit. $5obcn Sic Oenn
gar nid)ts gclcrnt, ola Sic o,i ben
lmluerittGten lib bcrllmtricten?
Obcr botten Sic bod Sbre Stuoen-
ten gcfrogt; cs uorcn iiher cine gons
SC 9ln5abl oorlultcr, sic IN Oicien
Gingcn Sbncn b6ttcn slllstlntit gcbtn
f0nncn.
GS lit fcin id0nes @ilO, 0as bic
Scol1tuortlng Ser 0rei 1Srogen oeS
Yrdltocnten bor uns oufrout.
TcIto lnerll1iiOli6cr nliiIicn mir
fiir Die Scruirflicbung lulcrer 3iclc
arbcitcr.
Vorbote., 1919-10-29
9lltS it's.

slus it's. 9fi6ts lit gcluorocn aus
Der @arlnonice&onfcrcn5 in @aibing.
ton u&opitol" lno v9lrbeit" bo6ell
ll6 ni6t pertrngcr fonnen. Die BEL
ben IS" (@onlpers uno 8orp) 5ogen
Oas Sell nod clltgcgengeicbtcn GiNs
tltnge1 lm0 pllnnp5, lag Dos cinc
v@", Der @onpcrs, i'm Gref unO oaS
0nOcre "@", Der @orp, bcbauptcte
OoS S6lodtfclo.
3rm H.jd5ug ge5lulngcn, lhiitteItc
Gam nad 9lrt uerbaueiter S6uIbu-
ben bic Solrit nodnlals gegen oaS ans
oere IS" uno rief inn ncinerli6 5u:
u@urt mlr 9ruber, mir treffen 1lns
nod ml0ersrpo".
God SpoB beiicite. Ser 9fiid5ug
Der 9lrbeitergruppc bon Ser rSnou=
itricllen &onferen5" in @oitington
fonnte gar nidt nllsbleiben. So biel
oud Die g(rbeiterfiibrer ser @onlpers.
Shltle bon 5armonie 5lpii6en glrbeit
lnO &apitol reoen unO iic ebrlidl
milnl6en mO8cM 10 iuenig lit cine
iOlhc Surmpnie mogli6. Selblt Ser
einbarlnaell bie 5miiden glrbeiterll
lu1O slrbeit9ebern eetroffen lmo 30
lmo sort ebrlid eingebalten ner6en,
5eu9cn nidt bon Sormonie. &c lit ein
inter 2nang obgei6loiiener @offen=
itialtonO Bis ser nodte 9olnpf
fonln1t.
8arp nit ieinen1 1,1periobnli6ell
StanO reprGientiert Oas nabre Ser
baltnis 5lpiiden u&apital lmo slr-
belt" oos lueber @onlpers, nod Groz
lioent @illon nod Ser Serrgott iel=
ber GllOern fonnte, tpenn es einen
gGbe. Ger &onpf Tim bie Mo6t nlllb
bis gum bitteren gnOe ousgefampft
uerocn. Ginen onoeren slu5lpeg gi6t
es nidt.
Ser glusgong ser nSt1buItrieuelt
Vorbote., 1919-10-29
Sranrtae Sclbcn.

SSn Seem Dprf plroe i'm 2crington
Gpcrnbaus leBten !gtontog fiAor0
@agners Weiiterlperf Sic 9teilter-
finger" ollfgefiibrt, 11otiirlidl III Oeuts
iher Sprode. &ein pcrlliinftigcr
Weni6 fat ii6erliG 0aron 9lnltob ge-
nontmell, 10 rpotriotii6" or ionIt oudl
iein mag. 9iirgermcilter Splm bottc
oie 9luffiibrung crit perboten, fan
ober 5ur ginlidt lulO crlollbte lie
oann.
Die 9(uffiibrl,ng erfoIgte nit Sin-
bcrniiie,t. Gin 9onser 3ng BON etlua
200 r&riegern", Dem iid Elm E06el.
bollfen anihloB, molltc bos Sbcorcr
Itiirmen. Sic purben o6er bon Der
5oblreiG anpeienoen Eoli3ci 5rriicf
9etalten l1nb begniigteh lid, nit Dem
S6tuenfen bon omerifoniihen Stag
gen unb bcm IbIinsen npotriotiider"
oieoer Dor oen1 Tbeoter, moron lie
ou6 niemonb Itorte
9ie 9luffiibrung tags barouf tpurs
De oann pieoer bon stopor Splol
Derbotcn. Ios Observation-Disclosures
nabn ober einen @inbaltsbefebI ge=
gen oas Gerbot beralls uno iebte fir
Wfittlpo6 Oie Sper Scr ltnb 3ims
mermaun" an. 9us @aus nar aus
horfn,rf+ = es hot 20nn Sib nriihe =
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

ibulOi6eine befom Gr battc nlio
100000 al oen Sdppinoel Der.
Oicnt". Gos lit MIR ein Seilpiel iei.
ncr pielen ShpinOcIcicn lulO Srifs.
Sas San0, Dos er fnufte, pie l6on
benerft, Derfalftc cr ni6t, ionoerl
lleB cs liegen, bis C5 iebr pertpou
lprroc mo OaWn perpn6tCtc er cs ullf
% Sabre, Gill SpIten, oas leine Su-
mile, allh Ser in Gnglonb perItorbc-
lie 0rof, Bis beltc allfre6t erbielt.
Glc Edhtcr Crrid)tcten Oarauf Ge=
bouoc, @obnlulgen lnO 8eid0ftS.
bdlilcr, Die nod H(bloui Oes Gn6tpcrs
trages nit Den 8rlnOititfcn lpieOer
Oil i'm 5uriifficlen oOcr bel,tc lpicber
an Die 6oniIic 5lriicffuQen. Die
E1dtcr marcn irno itnb Oaber &C.
jlulmgcll fabeItoft bobc .Qtiet5preilc
jll ucrlangen Oamit iidl ihr Slnluges
fopital pobrcnb Der Gaucr ocs Ser
trogeS iornt 3inicn 5urilf5ob1t.
SSn ser Gin5lehung Iciner 3inic!l
unO Yfictcn luor Sobann SSSofob Nlltor
bon lmgenhllter @rouiumfeit @cr
niGt bc5nblcn fonntc, muroc cinfod)
binolsgelporfcn lnO pcrlor ulles an-
gcle9tc @cIb.
9fnd ouf bcm Sotcnbettc, oIs 81
iobriQer 8reiS frelItc cr iidl f6nig-
lid iiber feline @rallionfcit, sic cr
glollbtc, on elmer Otictcrin bcgongen
sll hobcn.
Gr mllbtc, ltm Iih @clpcgllng 5rl
neri6oficn, in elmer Tcfc bin lmO
bcrgciGiittclt psrocn lrnO pQ6rcno
ciner Ioldcn l(eb1nQ fam cinnlo( cis
ncr iciner GrunOltijfsagentcn III
ibnL Ser mic folgt er50bltc, mas iib
Damn obipieltc.
Ger oltc @ci5frogen rief ats ici1er
Tcdc hcraus:
"Sot Sic 6rolt X lire 0}iete be.
.8obIt?"
~Nein", lnlrBte sic 9lntlnort ie;r.
v@rn iie nnIb 5ablcn", iogte Ser
gllte.
vSerr 9lItor" erlriOcrte Ser Mgcnt,
lie fam iebt nicht 5ofIen lie bot
qroBcs llnglijd gebobt lmO mir mill
ien ibr 9eit qe6en."
,Neir. nein", IoQtc 9litor, nib ioge
SSbncn, lie fann soblcn ltno lie miro
aobIeu. Sic miiiicn nllr in Ser rids
tiecn @eiic bintcr lie Iteigel1."
Ser Slgent er5Gblte sic Sn6c bem
Sobnc, Ser, i'm Sen slItcn SIT berllb-
igcn, sic slurmc bcn 9lgerten eil1s
bGnoigte, nit Der @eiillng, er ioGle
lie bem Sllten 9ebe1 l,no iagen, Sic
6rou bobe bcSablt. gr tat bos.
vSo, icheil Sic, rief Ser 9lIte aus,
ols er bos @elo erlielt, yi6 iogte
Sbnen iic piirbe 5ablen, lpenn Sic
ridtig birter lie Iteigen".
9os mar Sobann Sofob slitpr, Ser
Sen @rluoItein legte fir bas 9litor=
gernogcn. 9lls CT itorb, laeen 6ie
3eitl,ngen nod Dor bem @elbiafe
ulf Dem Soude rmo tpiometen ibm
lonqe lobltrobenbe gea6rllfe.
Sein @reBenfel a6er ltarb in Son=
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

&onfercn5" nit Dem 9tiiG3ug ser s(r-
beitcrgrl1ppc lit Elm Gor5eiGen fiir
oen 9lusgang Der nSnternotionolell
9Lrbelterfonieren5" Die am 80: 0ieies
Monots in @oibirgton er0ffnet mer=
ben lDQ. @S miro uh6 BORT 5u fciner
Ginlglung fOnnen f0nnell, alth nift
5u baIbme9s bcfrieoigcnOen aonlprO.
niiien. 9lucb oieic &onferen5 miro aus
alls8elu6tcir Hegierl,nJsucrtrcte
nebeu 0en ruirfli6en 9lrheitcrpertrc-
tern beItcben lno ibre gIni6allngcn,
@ilnidc rno 3ielc meroen 10 mel
tenpcit orSeinanber ltrcben, mic bci
Be: eben il Die Bride gegangcncn
SanOcs.aonfcren6
@ieQeift miro cs ni6t 10 often
Sltnl 9rlld fonmen, oo cS ocn Iiplos
nloten gclingcn mag, Oos o1lBcrc Gc-
forlm 5l luabren. glbcr Gn0crl al
bem llnbaltbaren 9onpf bis gum cno-
giittigcn Siege Der sIrbcitesfIoiic
miro olrd bicie &onfercnS nid,ts.
PHI rn0 ob miro bicicr aalnpi mo-
gen, ie no6 Den 3eitumitdnben uno
in Der cntlcbciocnOen Stu1oe nit Scr
&cron0crlmg Ser Qcieqi9oftliden
Scrb0ltnilic int Ipsioliitiihen Sinnc
a!lr pnrlollfigen Iiftntur bc5 Grple-
toriots, alnl Nlrbeitsarono fir sic
@ourgeoiiie - idrcfIid. - un0
bonn 3llm io5ioliItiI6en @cmeilnpcIcn
fitJrcn.
Gic &crrer 8robfapitaliiten perites
hcn bicic Gnhuicflltng. Torlun acbcn
lie nidt cin Sitelhcn ;brer ltoGt
freimiQig nuF. Shrc 8arols 1T: Qlnz
tolten, 10 lonoc ais m0glid; nod If.
men oic Sintflllt!
9o belfen ale 8ori itelunocn nift.
iuie tic MIR ei1l topiiger Sflenlicbl
a Ia Troiibert @ilion erbenfcn fon11,
ser Qlaubte, menn CT ser &onferen5
nit Elm poor iSrogen ongit cil1iogt, lie
,5rliomlmcn balten SIT fonnen.
g5 moren folgenoe Groeer, binter
Die mir oie NlntluOrt gleid ieten mol
len:
I. vWtiiIicn mir 9cltcben, OaB feis
nc @}ctboOc gcfltnOen merOen fanL
Die SnOuitrie pe;tcr 5u fiibren ollBer
in bem @eilte lmo benz Sinnc cines
reritablcn ariegcs?" - glntlport:
Salpobl. Serr TrGiioent, bos n,iiiicn
mir geIteben l1nb als eclerllter Gro=
fciior Ser 8eit1id1te ioIIten Sic icG6er
10 biel miiien. ~SSsbr", 5. +. Die &opi=
talilten, f6nnt sic SnbltItrie niht al,=
berg petter fiitren. glnbers spiro es
crit, menn mir, 5. +. Die 's(r6eiter,
cl1d bie SnoltItrie obgcnommen boben
iperben.
3. rMiiiic1t Geroodt, SoB nnb &C.
malt bos biirgerlide 0cben heberr=
iben?" - 9lntrport: SSolpobl. Scrr
GrGIioent, 10 longe sic fopitaliItiibe
&loIie bie &l,oer Ser @eieqidoft in
SGnoen fat, miro lmb mrB @oB, &C.
malt unO QcQenieitiger Gerbadt Oos
offentlifle 2eben bergiften. 9lu6 bas
ioIlten lie als friiberer 8rofpiior Ser
8eifidlte Diiier
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

ober uur $50 Gerionen cridicncn.
Glc lIbrigcn battcn 2lngit.
81brcnO Oes erltcu Mites, ais Scr
polle Ghor ollf Der 9iibne mar, crbOD
ltA cln Otann III Den eriten Spgcnrci
ben unO mari fortgcicst nit Gicril
our Die Silhnc. Tic yluffilbrl>ng nluB
tc lultcrbrO6cn lucr0cn.
4 "
Gus mor liherlid cine prgaliiiCys
tc, be50bltc !ltachc. llnnl0glid) lit Oil
jllncbmelt, OaB @cutc aus Dem &olfc
lcIbIt ben birnucrrilftcn 8eoonfcn
ta1cn, cine @ogncr- -9luffii5rllng 5r
lt0ren.
Gob Sic &onfurrcn5 ibrc SGnos
nit im Spiel bate, gebt olts cincr
GrfIGrlul9 Ocs bcfnnntcn Shouipic.
lcrs So5n Srclp terbor, Der miitenD
9egcn cine @eicllidoit ircnOcr
&llnltlcr" los5icht.
SOldcS &crbolten 5eugt bon einclH
gentcincn Gharofter un0 @rotnci0.
Gas lit cir traltrigcs 3eiden fiir Oi2
Gtgcntiimcr ser amcrifonii ihenallnIt.
inouItrie, Die fir iolde Sorfontrll1iiit
pcrantmOrtlid iitb. Sic 5llionr:ncnDc.
ipilrTcltcn GIcmcntc Ger aus 2,unpcu-
nroIctoricrn, llmpiiIenOcn, Spit, IN
Slltfgcbettcn lno 9tcltgierigen be.tg.
bcnOen E0bclbnllfen iino MIR pi(il"
SanOmcrf5cugc anberer 2cutc. Ges
ipirflide Eobcl libt IN Sen Stunt.
Offices bon gfep Oorf.
Srnltr!ge @clOenl
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

ocn als 9crrelltollsnlitglico, fii6rte
nit DEM crGolnertcn 8clOc ein Sc
ben mie @ott III s5ranfreid, pcrfebrte
nltr III Der nbeltcll" @eieQidoft. Ron
DIET. @eIo itinft niGt!
90 gebt eS inlmer nch. @cr or
beitet, Ger bleibt Elm urlner Geuicl.
8irflib reid weroen fam nur cin
Setrilger, 0alner, S6ninoler rnO
Wclli6eni6inbcr.
Die @eidibte bon 9Gtor lit Die Sc
ihihte Oon 9}cdefcller, BON 9or1,
bon Snift ltnb glrmour, bon Gon0er-
bilt, bon Wtorgon uno ben grobtn
Sanfpr0lloenten bon beutc, BON oQ
BEN MiQionGrcn llnb Yflllti= =WtiGios
n0ren obne irgcnOluclde 9luSnabmen.
Srpb ollcr 8eicte llnb alien Sort
ifrltts llno ollcr io9enol,llten 9enlo-
frotic bleibt S6nil1beI Srumpf.
llno lpirb 10 bleiben, Bis Der S,oz
iiolisn1ls Ben 9lrbcitcrll 81 ibrem
Hehte berbilft rm0 sic ouf Sdrpinoel
ollfgeboutc fopita1iltiibe 8cicQidaft
abgelolt boben miro.
Vorbote., 1919-10-29

i6ulOi6eine befam Gr bottc alio
100000 oil Oenl SdDinOel Der
olcnt" Gas lit mir ein Sciipiel iei-
ncr pielen Shrpinoelcicn luo Srifs.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-20
RENEWAL MADE
 ON ORPHAN FOR ANOTHER YEAR

A renewal for the keep of an or. plan for another year is the re. port of the orphan fund for this is sue. Mrs. A. J. Williams giving in the sum required. With the addition Jf this amount the fund is well to ward the three hundred dollar marA and it Is expected that five hundred dollars will be about the total for the month.
 It will require some effort on the part of those interested in the fund as many of the regular donors have already reported. The people oi Brooks may come in with a dona. ton as they are generally pretty keen in this respect and have al ways been found responsive in the monthly accounting. With the ac. knowledgment of the donation oi Mrs. Williams the fund has reached the total of $27S.00, even money.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-20
MANY COMING
 TO N0RTHLAND
 AFTER THE WAR
(The Associated Pr0As)

SEATTLE. Jan. 13.-From all tn- dications there will be an unprece- dented rush to Alaska this spring anu summer. Already the booking offices of the various steamship com panles operating to Alaska ports are being flocA Aed with inquiries concern ing tue Northland, large percent age ol the inquiries coming from dis charged soldiers, who wish to be in formed as to business chances anu opportunities for engaging ln enter prises of various sorts and the work ins conditions.
 So neavy is the traffic already di. rected tcward the north that all res er,atiOus oI the steamer City of St attle, which sails for the North We'd nesday. Lave been engaged. TAls establishes a record tor Northern travel at this time of the year. l, is expected that each depai ting steamer until the midsummer seasoL will be well booked.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-20
NEW CITIZENS WERE ADMITTED
 LAST EVENING

Last evening in the district cour1 room Judge c. E. Bunneii passed upon the qualifications of those who had made application for admission as citizens of the United States. The court room was well filled with the witnesses while the declarants were walLing in the ante-room. Among tnOse to successfully pass the re Quired examination were Morgan christopher Eumunds, of Fairbanks, in. opnile DeWee, of Fox; Jonn Glevue, of tailbankS; John NOrdbye, uI tairbanks and Theodore Undjem, ol Nenana. The latter, owing to his oclns known as Thompson was per nlltted to adopt that name as his own.
 Before the hearings commenced District Attorney Roth addressed the court regarding the dropping from the list of few names of declarants wno mad been notified to report anu had failed to do so. The action ol the law requiring these applicants to be admitted within specilieu tune had made it necessary that sucn action be taken. The court issued Ills u ucllOnS that such action be ma0c and tue nalneS of the declarants be dropped from the citizenship caltn- uar.
 inc names of those affected Dy the requirements ot the law Wer. puDIISAeu some Lilne ago anu due |. tue negligence or absence O1 the L.- claIauLS it will be two years belClt they can make another declaration TOT cillZtnshlp.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-20
SEARCHERS ARE
 RECEIVING PAY

Acting as disburing agent for the government Commissioner Heed Hei liz yesterday started in paying off the crew engaged by him in the search for the victims of the Flyer wreck. The total expense of the se;.rcn came to s1,112.ci.
 X humber of men are yet to be paid off and for their convenience the names of those entitled to call at the office of the commissioner are given: Elmer Sanderlin, T. T. Swan, Wm. McGlone, Walter Nc. Guire, Dan Schofield, Jack Lilly, Chris Keene and o. w. Fisher.
 These men were employed by the government to engage in the search and are being paid out ot a fund provided for that purpose
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-20
CHlCKENP0X IS
 NOW REPORTED

A slight touch of chicken-pox is reported among the children of Fair banks, two children being sent home from school with the first sign ol the disease. Dr. Sutherland has placed the home of the children un der restriction and it is thot that nc ill results will accrue. The early re- covery of the children is looked for as the sickness was noticed in its first stage.
 This is, the first case of a conta. gious disease to be noted in Fair. banks for several years and precau. tionary measures will be taken against the spread. It is believed that the two children now under the health officers care are the only cases at the present