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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
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iibite Ssst til Ukraine Lott.
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fier, Iegnifaber, ale Slags Sororo'
ninaer, Splpsninqcr % Sfemaer og
oper 90 OoeSbefalinger til Irmeen,
oa ale bisie Yapirer tiliammen for
teller meget rart.
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set b~eipnoerlige Taon surfo Siiltiu'
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be blobiqe Soaroms paa Seoernc |
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icm befielot oen polite &egiering zig
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ficieI Rote at erflPre, at Den lntet
hapbe at qiere meo beiine IiTGre.
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oonife onoen SiItorie. De bier, at
:, Ser berifeoe ben aler nsielte 6orbln'
belle melem Yetluras Irlne % Den
2oen Sipiiion al ben polite Irmc
@alicien. Ser blep enoog oprettet ct
uifrainif Gresiebureau / Sorbinoelie
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: meliae Giterretningsp9ien meo So
pebfporter / 9emberg / 8alicien, og
set uar nof bette 9urealt, iom lioi
. fortioIigt ienote no Weeloingerne ON
getluras grobringer | Ukraine.
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cbuf. San Dor Siutiuniufs Tfoi1o'
mibireftcr o. Weolem Of bans Stat
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Tnt tia ane 2anoc.

Gru me franife Tremtermlnllter
@oircore bar mn laDet ct mt uofaIt
II Ell 6orIparss Sraftat meaem
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init Bier / Sirsoaes operienbt ben
britife lt6enrigsminiiter Soro Cur
:or, t~elearaieres fra Baris.
V0incore bar life tilfrebs meo
Qrorb Georges uofaIt til iaaoan
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p uof @nrantier. Sopebinoboloet az
brns 1orilag aneipes iaalebes:
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| pnaipr0e paa Sen tpife Sltgr9nle.
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T~orbinSelie og Samarbeibe mellenr
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| m%lraIitaber.
NunO set ferite Yl,nft angaar, sn-
ifer %%Oircarc, at Sraftaten ifal giGl-
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mnOre puufrepet, ba Spiflano neppe
bill here iurligt / oenne Beriobe. Get
pr irrit Giternt set or fornmet paa Be
brPre iaien, at oct CT iarligt.
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kr u0eIuffen0e oifteret Of frnnif
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tom Gorniel, iaa Ter bet soot no paa
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fepurer fife fort9res al Tropinicrs
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al Suriiter, iom hofte2 iii Iou-
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furat iaa iiu Ssrft ~iIlttet.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
ALLOTMENT MADE FOR NEW SCHOOL
Territory Provides 800 for Tenakee Building
 $l, ,000 for Craig.

IA new building for housing the Territorial school at Tenakee will be erected this summer at an approxi- mate cost of $2,000, according to a statement made today by L. D. Hen derson, Commissioner of Education, win orcturned Saturday from a trip to Tenakee The Territory has made an allotment of $500 for the build ing while the citizens of Tenakee have agreed to contribute $500 in cash or labor and additional labor if it should be required.
 The need for the building is press ing, said MT. Henderson. Last year there were 30 children in attendance at the school. The building to be erected will be capable of taking care of 35 pupils and so constructed as to permit the addition of rooms as the need may arise in the future.
 The Territory, said MT. Tender son, will also allot $1 900 to the Craig school for enlarging it's building. The number of pupils was largely in creased there last year and was over crowded. One room will be added this summer and an additional teach
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
ABBEY LEAVING
 WITH PARTY TO ; RESUME SURVEY
Will Complete Boundary Sur vey of Mt. Mckinley
 Park This Season.

To resume the boundary survey of Mt. Mckinley National Park, Wood bury Abbey will leave tomorrow for the Interior by the way of Anchor age and the Alaska Railroad taking with him from here three men. He will be accompanied to the Interior by Mrs. Abbey and their two chil- dren, who will spend the summer in Nenana and Fairbanks. Those of the party accompanying MT Abbey from here are F. P. Wood, Donald Haley and Ellictt Fremming
 It is planned to complete the sur vey this season as far as it is pos sible to run the lines. Owing to the mountainous nature of the coun- try with its glaciers and icefields, it will be impossible to survey the boundary on the southeast side for I distance of about 75 miles.
 MT Abbey will begin his work at Riley Creek and run the boundary inc from there to Windy Creek He will then move across the park to Mckinley River and pick up the line where he suspended work last sea Gon From there it will be carried across to Mt. Russell. When this line has been run, the party will re- turn to the east border and carry he line as far as the physical con dittons of the country will permit Supplies for the season and the rarty's equipment have been as sembled at Mckinley Park station on the Alaska Railroad, where the remainder of the crew will be picked up.
 Another survey party will leave fer the Westward in a short time un- 1Cr E. D. Calvin. It will work during he selson in the Cold Bay oil field MT Calvin. left last night for Skag way to survey two homestcads. In his crew are Lance Hendrickson and Joe Sadlier.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

CT over who is not a citizen or sub feet of a foreign power and who has been a resident of the Philippines fer one year. may vote, provided he owns property valued at $250 or who pays $15 taxes annually Certain per sons who held office and were en- titled to vote under the Spanish re- gime also may vote regardless of any property qualification. The regis tration of voters is required five weeks before election.
 The sale or dispensation of al cohOllc drinks on registration days, on the day preceding the election, on election day and during the hours of counting votes, is prohibited. Cock figf ing and horse racing are also prohibited on election day.
 A general election is held every three years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

w. C. Freeburn and Mrs. Free burn will arrive here on the Ala meda, according to word received today. MT. Freeburn is at Ketchikan and will join her husband there.
 H. L. Faulkner, attorney, will re turn here tomorrow on the Spokane from a business trip to Ketchikan.
 R. c. McLellon, Alaska represen- tative for the Fleischner Meyer Co.,, of Portland, will return here on the Spokane from Sitka where he is now on a business trip. He is accompanied by Mrs. McLellon.
 B. B. Green, Alaska representative for the A. V. Love Co.,, Tacoma, and w. B. Purdue, Alaska represen- tative for Marshall & Wells, Port land, will arrive here tomorrow on the Spokane from the South.
 Miss Esther Madcson will leave on the Spokane on a trip to Skagway.
 O. E. Schombel will leave on the Spokane for Skagway.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Somerville and their three children, Mary, Martha and Thomas, will leave on the steam ship Northwestern for the South.
 F. E. Whelplcy, who has been here for several days. will leave on the steamship Northwestern for the South.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Raats left Juneau fast night on the Estcbeth for Skag- way.
 John Chamborlin. Alaska repre- sentative for the Whiton Hardware Company of Seattle. left Juneau last night on the Estebeth on a business trip to Skagway
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
MRS. LYNCH TAKES
 OVER JUNEAU ROOMS

Mrs. Martin Lynch took over the Juneau Rooms, above the Juneau Parlors, Front Street, today. The entire rooming house is being reno yatG1 the work being done by John Rundlll.
 Mrs Lynch formerly managed the roCming house on Fourth and Frank lin streets. The lower apartment. which her family has vacated, has been taken by Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Burford.
 MT and Mrs. John Ahlers, who have run the Juneau Rooms for some time will leave this month or Benja- min Island, near Amalga, where MT. Ahlers is going to put in a fox farm. They expect to have the island ready fer the care of the foxes by fall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

CT employed for next year, making 1t a two7teacher school
 Requests for school building at Naknek have also been received, but owing to the fact that there are no carpenters available there and 1t would be necessary to send not only workmen, but materials for the building, it is not considered prac, t1cable to attempt this work at the present time It is understood that cannery building at Naknek will be utilized for the school during the coming year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
PHILIP PINE ELECTION IS
 HELD TODAY
Archipelago Is Being Stirred by General Election
 Principal Contest.
(Continued From Page One.)

ed by Manuel l.. Quczon, president of the Senate, advocated collective leadership or leadership by a com mittce of five or more persons.
 After many weeks spent in futile attempts to compromise their diff ferences and after Speaker Osmena and Senate President Quezon an nounced their intention to retire from public life, the final split in the party came, resulting in the formation of the Nacionalista Collectivista party. Senator Quezon reconsidered his de termination to quit public life and announced he would lead the new COllectivsta party and become can-- didate for the Senate again in his hom1 district. composed of the provinces of Tayabas, Savite, Batan- gas and Mindoro.
 Osmena Leads
 Speaker Osmena also decided to continue in public life, as head of the Nacionalista party, but instead of seeking reelection as member of the House, he became candidate for lthe Senate in his home province, Cebu.
 Both MT. Quezon and Mr OsmenG visited many provinces during thf campaign and orators were on the stump in virtually every municipality and barrie (village) in the islands.
 The Democrata party, which had four representatives in the last legis- lature out of a total of IA, nominat- ed candidates in number of prov inces. Members of that party claimed that their representation in the next legislature would be largely increased as a result of the election today.
 Every male person 21 years of age
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
M. E. PICNIC TODAY

All members of the Methodist morning for Salmon Creek on the annual church picnic. They will re- turn early this evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

P B. Gibson, who has been here for some time in the interests of the Pybus Bay Packing Company, to dispose of the stock of the cannery, and Mrs. Gibson, left this morning on the Princess Louise for Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

CARS FOR HIRE, without driver Phone 312. Cratg's Cafe. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
At the Alaskan

Dick Kennedy, j. D. Henney, Peter Tremmer, J. A. Johnson, Milo Curich.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
HELLENTHALS LEAVE,

MT. and Mrs. Simon Hellenthal and their two children, Mary Clare and John S., left Juneau this morn ing on the steamship Princess Louise on their way to St. Paul. They will spend several weeks visiting with Mrs Hellenthals relatives in St. Paul and from there may go to Michigan where they will visit with MT. Hellenthal's relatives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

BOB TURNER'S AUTO SERVICE.
 Anywhere. Phone 257. New 7-pas- senger Studebaker. Office next to Boston Store. -ady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
SPEND SUMMER AT MAYO

Mrs. Livingston Wernecke and her two children will leave Juneau to- morrow on the steamship Spokane for Skagway. From there they will go to the Mayo country, where MT. Wernecke is in charge of the inter- ests of the Treadwell Gold Mining Company. They expect to spend the summer at Mayo and will return here in the fall for the opening of school.
 Old bundles of newspapers at the Empire, 25 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
MAY SHIPMENTS INCREASED OVER
 MAY LAST YEAR
Alaska Products Exported $395,000 Over Exports
 Same Month Last Year.

Exports of Alaska products to the States during the month of May had a value of s1,264,0 ,018, according to the monthly commerce statement just issued by Collector of Customs John c. Mcbride. This is $395, ,123 in excess of the valuation of the Territory's products exported during the same month, last year.
 * The increase is accounted for in the larger volume and value of cop per ore exported last month, ship ments of 7,969,538 pounds valued at $l,040,S54 being made as com pared to 4,216,920 pounds valued at $534,790 during May last year The only other items showing increase was furs. last months shipments being valued at $28,455 as compared to s10,800 for the same month in 1921. Salmon shipments showed a marked decrease, falling off from $215,O56 to Sl39,239 in valuation.
 The statement of Collector Me Bride follows in full
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06

SPOKANE, ash, June 6.-The prediction that air lines will out number railway ines in the United States within a short time was made here today by Tear Admiral w. H. Pullman, retired var time commander Of the Pacific feet, who is in the city in the interests of the National Aeronoutical Soc ;ety of America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-06
SvENSsON HERE.

F. SvenssOn, general superintend- ent for the Libby, McNeill & Libby canneries in Alaska, arrived here yesterday afternoon from the can 1iery at Taku arbor. He expects to leave on one of the next boats fol Yakutat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-30
Miss Elliott Entertains
Members Sunday Class

The Sunday school class of the
Federated church which is taught by
Miss Dorothy Elliott was enter
tanned Tuesday evening in the ci.lrci
parlors by their teacher. The cvenA
ing was passed playing fun-produc-
ing games and in singing ir unison
both old and popular songs. several
of the young people acting fs pia-
nists. The members of the class
and few guests who were pres mt
were loath to leave the scene or suca
a happy evening and fingered until a
late hour. Miss Elliott served de-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
assorted cakes.
This class was organized last Oc-
tober for the study Of Bible liter
ature. Membors meet Sunday Noon
in Miss Elliott's recitation room n
the High school building. Tne class
is composed mostly of iunio.s and
seniors Of the high school N ad,li-
ton to a few who are Older who
wanted to take the course. So far
the class has taken up Bible short
stories and biography from 6 litcrarv
standpoint Tho work has been of
great interest rs well as Of much
pleasure to those who are pursuing
it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-30

by Abraham Lincoln. The presi cent
read a letter from the State presi.
dent, Mrs. Althea Quimby. concern
ing new membership and a letter
from the county superintendent on
ANTI Narcotics was read.
Mrs. Blanch Friend spoke in the
interest of the National and State
papers. the Union Signal and The
Star in the East. Mrs. Friend will
be pleased to receive subscriptions
from many of the members for one
or both of these splendid papers.
The program for the afternoon was
arranged and conducted by Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Marble, an eX-prcsident
who opened with talk on "Prohi-
bition Up to Date" The address
given at the State institute held in
Waterville on Feb. Is. by Percivdl p.
Baxter on "Citizenship, Law and
Federal Control" and American
Naturalization" was read by Mrs.
Eva Greenwood and Mrs. Marble;
reading. from President Harding,
Mrs. Marble; reading, Joy Of a
Clean Life" Mrs. Dorothy Thuilow:
poem, "Plea for Prohibition" Mrs.
Marie Cooley; reading. "A Matter
Cor Considera tion." Mrs. Elizabeth
Nelson closed an interesting pro-
gram.
Tuesday afternoon, April os. with
Mrs. Thurlow at the Federated
church parsonage on Leavitt street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-30
ows: Archie c. Adams, Solon; Oscar

lows: Archie c. Adams, Solon; Oscar
II. Brann, Starks: Levi G. Crockcr,
Canaan; Jos. Il. Dulac, Skowhcean;
Eugene II. Emery, Fairfield: w. H..
Fairfield, Norridgewock; Josiah Fer
nald. Canaan; o. Is. Fuller, Hartland;
Leon w. Goodrich, Bingham; Herbert
IIackett, Anson; Raymond Haskell
Brighton; William Hooper, Anson:
Carroll Hunnewcll, Caratunk; John
Kelley, Moscow; j. e. kincaii,
Athens; Perlcy c. Luce, New Port
land; Verne \. Merrill, st. Adams:
Harriette Moore, Jackman; Durward
J. Mosher, Smithfcld: Fred Il. Nc
Clure. Cornvillc: Frank Newhouse,
Fittsfield: J. NJ. Owens. Madison;
Carroll r. Perkins. Harmony; c. s.
Robinson. Milton Rowe. Skowhegan;
Everett Salley, George Smell. Mad
ison; y. II. Southland. Palmyra: Geo
Stafford. Fairfield; Fred II. Tobey,
Norridscwock: Chas. Walker, Show
hogan: NJ. l.. Watson. Cambridge:
Norris Wilson. Pittsfcld: Clarence
Witham. Anson; Theron Woodsum.
Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-30
Surprise Party for Mrs. Smith

Mrs. Joseph \. Smith was given a
delightful surprise party at her home
on Madison avenue, Tuesday evening
in observance of her birthday. The
following ladies, close friends of Mrs.
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Webb, Miss
Gertrude Webb Mrs. Charles Matson.
Mrs. I. ]. Smith, Mrs. Myron j.
Smith, Miss Adelcna Landry, Miss
Leila Fairbrother and Mrs. William
II. Briggs of Fairfield took the ma
terial for delicious dinner and gath
cred at the home of Mrs. Smith about
six O'Clock. The table decorations
which were very pretty were in yellow
and white. The menu consisted Of
fruit salad, hot rolls. ice cream, cake.
nuts. and coffee, besides a handsome
birthday cake. Mrs. Smith was pre-
sented with Post Noble Grand's pin.
The party was most happy occasion
for the surprised hostess and all her
friends,