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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
"IRELAND Is YOURS
FOR THE TAKING
Declared De Valera in an Easter Mes
sage to Young Men and
Young Women.

Dublin. April 10 tBy the Associated
Press .4-Eamonn De Valera to-day is
sued an Easter message to the young
men and young women of Ireland, in
which he said:
young men and young women Of
Ireland, the goal sis at last in sight
Stand together. Step forward Ireland
is yours for the taking. Take it,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
TWO BRITISH NL1ARSEzZPS
SENT TO IRISH WATERS;
FEAR CLASH TOMORROW
POLITICAL RIVALS
TO CLASH AG4IN
Joseph E. Warner Gives Notice Of Plan
to Run for Lieutenant Governor Of
Massachusetts, Against Fuller.

Boston, April l5.Joseph i. W4rn-
ner, former speaker of the Massaciu-
setts House Of Representatives, to-day
announced his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for lieutenant
governor, in opposition to. Alvin T..
Fuller, the incumbent
Fuller defeated Warner by s52 votes
in 1920. Warner sued the lieutenant
governor for 100000, alleging slander
in statements made during that pri-
mary campaign and was awarded 81
by direction Of Judge Brown in SUI
perior court ait Taunton. The award
has been appealed to the supreme cougt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
PROF. SHAW CANDIDATE.
Mortified Man Seeks Senatorial
Position,

Editor. Barre Times: Through your
paper wish to announce my candidacy
for the nomination as senator from
Washington county at the primaries
in September.
The, generous support given me at
the primaries of 1920, especially in my
own and neighboring towns. iustif;es
my hope for successful issue this
year.
II nominated and elected. the voters
may be assured of my best eudeavors
to serve Washington county and the
state of Vermont
Very respectfully
Ethan Alien Shaw.
Northfcld. April II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
ACCIDENT VICTIM DEAD.


Lawrence, Mass, April To- Patrick
Norton, 40, vars old, died early to-day
from the effects Of injuries received
in an automobile accident in the out
skirts Of Methuen last night.
William Higsan, driver of the car, is
in serious condition at a hospital.
The police said, that if he recovered he
would be held on manslaughter charge
Former Alderman John j. Ford, the
third member Of the party, was badly
hurt but viii recover, physicians said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
WOMAN THOUGHT DEAD
GOT UP AND DRESSED

Topsham, April l5. Mrs Hall,
mother Of Mrs. Theodore San
born, who has been In poor
health for some time, was found
in an unconscious condition early
last Tuesday morning. The fam
lily believed she had passed
away, but after few hours, to
their astonishment, she got up
and dressed and has been about
the house since that time, but
Is still in very serious condi-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
MISSISSIPPI
| LEVEE BROKEN
And Swollen River Spread
Over 5000 Acres Of Cul-
tivated Land
RESIDENTS FLED
TO HIGH GROUND
Water at Grand Tower
I'LL, Is Feet Deep in
Some Places

Cairo. Ill.,. April 1.-THE leyee at
Grand Tower broke to-day and the
swollen Mississippi spread over 5000
acres Of cultivated land The water
il l5 feet deep in some places. All
are believed to have reached
high ground.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
THIRD DROWNING At NEWPORT
jobs Wood. 10. Was Out in Lake in
Canoe, His Brother Was Saved

Newport. April ls.-Ihe third
drowning scrident in Newport m "a
hours ocrurred yesterday when John
Weed axed -. iost bis life in Lake
Memphrrzasgog while Z crossing
coraer of thc lake IN = house made
canoe HIS bTutheT. Ernest. a passenger
in the cznor. saved his life pheu tts
c4uoc overturned. ~ grasging ~ osr
fr,.m rcvhost, which had pat out
70 the rescae.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15

Hszelton. Pa, April l5.-The third
week of the anthracite coal mine sus
pension started to-day with unbrokon
ranks among the men and no efforts
on the past of any company TO resume
operations.
The district presidents and other
members of the scale committee
negotiating with representatives of the
oprators inN New York are home for
the eek-end and meetings were
scheduled to-day to hear reports on
the situation.
Streams Of northeastern Pennsylya-
mia were lined to-day with idle coal
miners as the trout season opened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
COAL STRIKE GAINS
MORE RECRUITS
About 1900 Men Went Out in
Indian Greek

Pittsburgh April IS. Latest adj.
ditions TO union ranks as reported 10
headquarters OF the United mine work
ers were in the Indian Creek region of
Fayette county, where six independent
mines employing about 1900 men were
closed Yesterday.
From West Moreland county re.
ports indicated that fifteen mines had
been closed in the past two days bring
ing the total mines 60 IS and striking
miners to $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
MILLION LOSS ON CROPS.
Because Of Flood Waters Of Missis-
:. sippi River North Of Cairo, Ill.

Cairo, ILL.,, April l5.--Loss Of more
than sl,000,OO0 worth of crops il feared
BY farmers residing in four drainage
districts north Of Cairo, as "a result
Of flood waters Of the Mississippi river.
An area Of approximately $4,000 acres
Ii being inundated and all families in
the district have left their homes for
higher ground.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
crushedl

Do sou remember tho night vcn
proposed marriage 70 me, DEAR asked
the sweet young thing
VERY wen. indeed replied the
cruel man Those Nerc two nigh n
Eiosi eirsrs sou put out of business.
-Ncnkrrs Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
They're Frequent.

Il has heard many a sermon" said
Uncie Ebcn. dat added a heap O. Ian
gusge TO de text withou' showin'
Rothin' dat was de slightest improve
mcnt on it.s-Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
Big Star.

Rig furry-in the Congressional Il.
brarv this morning
"CHer RhatlH
seems congressman wandered
In. Louisville Commercial Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
Not from Hi, vierpoint.

{ TThis town Is noted for its beautiful
women"
~Aw. g'wsni I'm the iccmsn,--
New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
CENTRAL YER
MONT x. r. WANTS TO
SELL SECURITIES
In Order to Purchase Rolling Stock
Asks Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for Right to Sell s72s,oo.

Washington, d. C., April 15.-The
Central Vermont railroad applied to.
day to the interstate commerce com
mission for permission to issue and sell.
s72s.0o0 in equipment trust securities
with which it viii purchase rolling
stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
REPUBLICAN
) FORCES RESIST
FREE SKATERS
Arthur Griffith Is Deter
mined to Hold Pro-treaty
Meeting in Sligo in Spite
Of Decree Of the Local
Commander of Republic
can Forces

Belfast, April Is tBy the Associated
Press Two British warships have
arrived in Lough Swillcy, county Don
cgal, northwest of Londonderry, II was
learned this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15
BEGIN REGISTERING MONDAY.

Barre Branch Getting Ready to Put
Members on Strike Payroll.
Members of Barre branch and tool
sharpeners' branch OF the Granite CUT
ters' association will begin registering
for strike pay on Monday at their re-
spcctiye headquarters. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-15

egal, northwest OF Londonderry, ~ Was
learned this afternoon.
London. April l5.~The movement q
the, British warships into the waters
Of County Donegal, Ireland, announced
in Belfast adyices to-day, is interpreted
here as precautionary measure in
view Of the tense situation in Ireland,
Developments in Ireland over sun
day are awaited here with anxious cx-
peetatiou in view of the republicans
seizure Of the -Four Courts in Dub
lin and Arthur Grifiith's determination
TO hold his pro treaty meeting in Sill
70, tomorrow over the decree Of the
local Irish republican army command
or. The situation is described as seri-
Gus by the morning newspapers.
II will be surprise if Sunday passes
in Sligo without trouble. Mr.. Grifiith's
latest statement was that he was de-
tcrmined to fulfill his promise 60 speak
here, and there seems to be every rea-
son to expect that, II he attempts the
address, clash Of the rival parties
viii result.
Many alarming rumors are aioat,
one being that the republicans. have
laid plans TO seize the heads of the
provisional free state government,
Belfast, April Is by the Associated
Press Forces of the insurgent sec
ton of the Irish republican army are
strengthening their hold on Sligo,
where Arthur Griffith has announced
he win hold, pro treaty meeting to-
morrow. The republicans have followed
up their seizure yesterday of the post
office, town hall, guildhsll and bar
racks until now they control virtually
every position of vantage.
The office OF the conservative news
paper, the Sligo independent, was com
mandeered last night, and an armed
guard is stationed there.
The streets are being patrolled by
armed parties Of republicans.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
PRhCTCs BALL CAME
 THURSDAY EVENING

HmoHau ua. oUau.iy started u uuun Thursday evening when Mayor Mm. omrHo. pitched .He I.t ban oI n seven gam. ho. tween n mixed I.m from ImHu and m. uu.'u. Ur. hnr Martin. Douglas 1nHn.W W.r'eI for Iu- n..u and held .H. Hremw to rorE I.u n. UnueIHu WI. ou Ono TO. ..rue .nU I'm addition .o .He ua.- Cor. work. n I.nur. 0l tIe gam. was "HUn. and HHn. Q. Cap. Ha. u.tH for IH0 visitors HI..oE pitching ur m. ....'. W H.t hard
 and oHer Tho primary r.o0n for m. um. WI. .l e.re Hu..Ie. .o .Hc uu.eH term who .rc mHtue Che Wm.0HaH. ..n.
 AHw .H. game in. crowd uI Ie.
 mIaI un m. E....orum HHI. whore. r..I old H....Hme aauc. was H.H Undo. .I. supervision o. .... U.u.H... m. H.I wa. .r.. U".r .r.I Tn tim oar. Hc.. H...n.H... and nu|.. to.e.l. Soap ..l. ...... .. o..u and .H. punch
 and Coats. booth. nr. decorated u..H "..# .r. n.H. I.0. 0os# bum. and como. ".r. .0-roI .w.n. #. I.n.. VIII. nm unlimited supply n. Uu u. punch The '.. ....... ..mn...0 H H"dHe L.I. and N.... u.r.. Tn u crowded
 Inn. uH m. Ne.r. H0u. 70. n. mn. I ....' . conveyed .H. Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Che Comm. .mo Court .or lhc
 Territory or Aia..a n.F No. !.
 H.ur. F.Ir Gmu u s. Come
 mI....r and oz-0UIe'0 Probate
 JI.. uue.a rro.ue. In ..a m.... of Che o..Hte O. tI1In
 U.un.. do.a..I
 NoI.. hereby given Chat tlo m- I.rHenI I bom duly appointed administration ol Che estate Of Nbu H.HHI0. f..o. oI AM persons have n .um. uam said otato are h.r.H. requested TO present same. Iur verified with proper vouchers .ta.HeI Io Ho mI.u.mel n. No. t2f GdI..u BuIiur Juneau Naa.a. o. Ht his residence at uoue- I..t NH.a. within six months from m. H...0. Chi. notice.
 u..I II. u0I..a. A.nssa May ll, fl.a. JOHN 7. HENSON
 Administrator ru. publication May -nth. 1922. I... publication June flth. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Ono United S.atcs Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct Ter r.tory O. Nas.a. in Probate. In fHo matter of thc oHtafo Of John Richards. deceased.
 Notice !. hereby given chat Che un- ders.rucI has been duly appointed by Che U. $. Comm.. toner and Pro. bate Judge Of Che above entitled oauf by order made and entered. cxawrIx with win annexed Of the estate of John Richards. deceased. All persons having claim against said estate are hereby notified to pre- ut ham with Che proper vouchers in legal form within six months from tho date or tHis notice to Frank LeN0.r at fhe 0IIce or Che Alaska Juneau Gold Whining Company Ju- ucau Alaska
 Dated thIs second day of May 1922.
 GRACE BENNETT RICHARDS.
 ENoeu'riN Fut publication May 6. 1922. Laat publication June g. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED News Files Ten O. Happenings on Coughs Island Twenty Y0u
 Ago This Week

TIe momH.u oI One city .ama. met rt Che E.HH o.Io. n..i n dos orImu.. and elected Born. Grave roc. loe.o...her T. coat and sa u aon lo. I'm nou.. chose I... depending un ..N
 Building oI n now caol. aou H heue ueH.oI
 Jim MeEmm leu .m Che Niou dIao.
 Misses LHc NcNsua and Fannie rweH. Nu .uhh. aud Mr. FUma represented uoue.u on u HeuIou .l Wntehoro
 Tho wure public boa w r ranging lo r.w.. a, sheep cree. on M.m1ru. Dar
 Gus GImlIer and Mr. EwrI.E I..l lo spend .He summer prospecting in Che L.ae Te.Uu d..r.0l
 Tom Ryan, while n, wor. on m. new Murray buildings fen lo .le ground distance oI aE I... M uuue mo mo. ..r.0u injury tHw shaking un
 Huu. Bach Hmo home from Yam. E.e Cove and reported m. stamp mI pounding ln and u.H0.
 A n Ns born .a NIT md Nr Fu. NcuL
 Mrs. Eum Pryor 'e.. for s.uh Africa io visit hw laueU.r. who's mh.uI W. superintendent o. n mining mH Iu Cha. country
 Wick ra.HeH ol IuIueI and Henry William IuwraWa o. u0ls- . died Iur.H. I0. wool.
 IuHur C. H Johnson H.0. <. bon. n oH. .. h. feet while Hu. i'm. basketball M ... Auditorium
 uH..U. I.. cream and HrHHH.. ue. .....I by I...oI .0m. '.I... ..r. advertised attractions .l s. Lu..H ..w..
 E.H. ......IH. W.r. initiated into Camp T.mIH.I hr.U. Hu...
 ...I
 Business 0HmH. Justified I.ue.H.un. m. bar and o....... ur.une ..e capacity for .....H. .H. .aI.
 John Fol had n live suan. In. I.u ou exhibition n HH show wine
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

and tUe wo, end O. Wilde Bay It's northwest InI hos uniform dips ol I. I1II. and Htula at loasl ls lar
 unHn.E LaHe The 1uiahaHt H0. Hm...r iIps hut oeeupIo. much
 u..I0r area. ms It a terminated by Che H..uo thal run. sou.HWcat- ward from ho head of Beaharol Lake,
 Tho Pearl Crook domo Ia worthy ol f0.t by drUur for tHo Ho.naea and tu. residue show lha. Iho rocks Iu It arc o.I-b0u.nr and fs a.le and
 HHue appear 10 ml.c probable One concentration t0eie Of oil from are aror
 The lowest hola oypoaad In Che dome belong .o the basal par, of the NHu.. formation. A well drilled on Che ne. should ram through Che remaining uurt 0l One Namos and .houo. into 500 t0 l.000 lec. 0l Che underlying aI.Ie Below lh.a aHalc. which should form am excellent im- n.ruou cap ro.E Che dnu should penetrate lIIc. .or'o of 1cia of
 ulHon. which should form fa- r0uh'e r.Fo.r for o..
 One element of uncertainty m thc pmu Crock Iomc is Che thickness of .Hr remaining part O tiho NafnoE formation lHai would be encountered hr HI. IHIL Tho c1arc hr.ai part ol Hc Ea.noE varies greatly .a tIIoue from p'a.. to place. At Cold nw He bauI eonelomeato .H mr rU u.. hok At Wide Bay .l. h E.Nc. apparently inc .HI. two Ho.FE o0neIomaraio 500 ID I.UUI fee. tH'oN separated by oF.- I.NON ...t of u.hhlF sandstone THa ..en0... n. Che Pear. Greek dome Ue about equally distant below Che .1H Q. tH. .1.ue h.sal nhaae Of Che N..ue. I IH mno ibie to Hy how much oI .Io Naue. formation re- mHIu un .H0 crest ol tlo dome
 Southwest ol One Cold Bay district in m. Nasu enu'um.a Ir am nroa ai Ie... 100 milo. Iur in which Ju- .... rock. occur. OI aoepHraH have boon reported .l tHut areH aud It ol- l.. promising ue.d for ol pros H...u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
AMERICAN FARMERS
 INVADE CANADA Winnipeg Newspaper Man Declares High Priced Farm Lands in
 States the Cause

Toronto "Weicu Cannda win eo. houaud of farmers from tho Central State. thIa yclr" H.d G. C. Porter. oue Winnipeg newspaper man who s returning after months inc re.Iruuou of immigration ubiccts
 south of thc luc Hc y.aItcd M.nnc-
 0t1. Che DaEons Iowa Nebraska. Kansas Missouri and Illinois and talked at length with Dominion im- migration agents railroad officials. bankers and farmers "I folHd" he said. "tho conditions for Che move maut nor.hward better chan al any umo since 1910. Th.rty-Hx per cent ol United States farmers are tenants
 and Che price of thc land haa reached from three t0 five hundred an acre m those great aeurIan states from whence Che Canadian praIrlc have drawn s0 many farmers iu other yolu Omor of tloe ms1-pr.ced lands must have from fl5 to SIS per acrc from tlo.r tenants il they arc t0 got adequate interest iu their investments Wheat at f2.15 per bu.he and corn at f1 would met a tenant aomo,h.ne but not at present prices
 "Thoro.orc. tenants have got to move There .a uo cheap farm land or homestead proposition today in Che Western .tute. They have somc money farm equipment and house. hold goods Atal Che Dominion Im- migration offices found from f0 to 5o letters of Inquiry daily being roe ,ereI and am average 0f a dozen personal calls daily from farmers who want to go north.
 "uauy have already started and at hc Chicago ou.co of the pom.n- jon immigration department found go ears of settlers goods ready to move over Che luC The United su.es railways are making oue-iare pound trip rates t0 Canada for Che first Ume In tu ycar'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
Iss nLoKMlN M.RRED

NunnHH.0m. N.I. 'O
 eI h.re o. Che recent mHHe. o. n former popular uou..W t.HcHer '." Eleanor N.m.H. who i. now N-.. A. ". Lo. iHo.r mTH.. Hurn. u.m r.H.. a. lne hr.loa Hom. n Uua.H Nebraska. w tNe I..I oI .H. n...r. month. Miss o.umn
 u..I HT. two years nroNou" .' t.e closing o. m. term IH Ono spring 0. INIs For the n.at year HHo H.. boon employed u. lecturer and lm .H....Ior i'm I.. school. O. Omaha.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
PETROLEUM
IN ALAsKl
--..--un.L n.m n--- '

0coauHuel from n... iI
 .z.md. .o Che vrcHuo in ucenol LuEo. a I."no. O. aHHI or nn. mI TI. .ouH.. Um. H.eul. f. n .rr..IUe two or .hr.. miles l.H- unl TO ..e uWlhol Che fold aH.- tn. ont .u tHo valley o. Rex Crook, IH H. southwest It r'm.. sharply h.u...I Portage HaF
 THe o.n.ee. ou ta.H murIue are uo. on .t crest. ..I at some l.H..u.. down Iu HmH. Amy oI in the beds from which Che .oonae.. Hu0 ha. had free opportunity lo o.ar. o IuI M.o oI pools win probably uo. b. found in ,hon Tho beds u tI.a fold tIIt orc mo.. U.0.r .o con. uu oil m. tho.e Chat are stun m- EHn.I un If. uE T.on moE- n..I bed. H.. lower in Che section Um amy known o..h.uu. beds in U. d.r0. The upper a.nn feet ol i.a n...N.u.. par. oi m. Upper m rI0m !. oIH0I HnI amy uI H... Iu Int. UU.r... would .Hcra- u.. n. found either lower in tlH
 group o. bed. or Iu Iha underlying H... H.I. o. Middle Iuaa..e age may h. UuI .HH. hHI .l far as
 known neither .Hea beds nor .ho uUI..Eu IoH.r Jura. and Ir-
 . bod. contain uI X i.au.a rW.. I. Ihe uu Ion WHo.Ho. o. mn. u. mHoIue contains oamma- c.I oI pool. cam he onuuoI ou'E hF I.Hne
 Tu. WI. Hn mu.m. !. n long
 symmetrical uI Chat extends Che mu IH..U ol Wd. Bay and am m- known Iu.. .r.U.r uOIW0 I'm. bod. uu .H ro..H".. HmE dip II Ioff uNal ur..UE IH.e NH
 u.... nHE Wa. uo. examined in H..I mI m. rock. in IIu ."Ul. .H.. IT. H.r0 Il. m.r.n.. .U W.l. Day uI appear .o dip Io ihe south. IH. lowest bod. 0.H. Hn H. a.U.u. ar. oI Middle IHru .o .ee f. doubtful whether .H"e .. amy ut thickness o. m.Ena I oI tH. formation on t.. or. m IHn mHUUn. \ woH drilled on I. .,. would encounter non. 0. .Io Um.. U. H.'. and would r.... .0n.H'. .. uo r.H. depth .H. h.d ... ruH.... m. Middle IuuI. W.... m. ho .He underlying um..0m Lower Iuu. Ir..
 n older nom. of I.m. are known n. contain oI tn Aa..a
 r0. UnH Croe. uuaue IIa muU. parallel o H. Wide Bay
 and salmon OI....H... u.u. amt. .Hr. NuII milo. nHat from .lom n IIa HrHe. basin 70. I.H.. .... IT .l.en.. from Noun. HwH
 ..U.. .H..I Tn. u. I.... |. m.'.. .r u0-.."... end harp dom. locally called .H. r" Cree. dom. U..r m. center 0. W.... are ... ..... oI oil r..Iuo and .oH.
 .... Nm.Ho. oI Mount Hur# m. .uIcre IH.IoH. olI soH.H"e. n. m. dom. II continue. Tn. mm" mI. hu. II I..r.., in ... i'm .H". direction nm. .nH'...UE Hd. oH U..".r ... Ie.I 0. U.HH0 ....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
EAGLES ENTERTAIN

U.. Dough-. l.... H. H.. HH. e..n.| .r.r nu.. at I..r H' HI Friday Including mm..# 0. .0. |H.'..
 uHn.H. .." u.u.r.I .n m.I m. ..'I H0r. IH. must. H.. IIu h. .I h. Miss E.H.r ..H.u .u. Mr. I... .. Im..U
 M. H LH.I o. Juneau m.. H.U.I uum0.. o. r0.. H.. which always endowed
 Uu. n. m. m0mH.. H. ... .U..e. Mr. O N.l..... uE. m exhibition r ..H I.".re. for which h. ." quito
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
- HEEslNLLs

a......r ...H.H. ..r N0.... ..n.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
MADE SHORT VISIT

Prod UH. former N"H. HH man who arrive. from H. homo n..r r....'. "... ".H. wi. r.."H
 ... oH m. |0m.. Watson 0H" ....I. Mr. U... mn" 0ne...l |" ..H.. Hm.ne nm. ......H H."".H. .. . u.I ranch ".er. h. a..' .0.H . lowing U.r. which winds slowly ... ... ...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27

I. I.mn I.I .n# N..a m .... U.U H." family who win .m.a nm ranch for ..e wmr Mira Wr.u.n and .mIr ..n..l |. I.... H.ue.. tn. ..N l.r# They .I join Mr. Wr".H .. N r.. Washington W0... He Inns Um and N0o-. ...I WI. u... ...r H0m.
 Twin I.. uH. born II. Mr. .H. Mn. I...I Johnson rHH..E mH-H.H. IT. Ann ho.n... m Juneau . .. ... .uH. I.. day. Nm. Johnson getting 0.oHe H. WeI .n h. .I".....
 Superintendent. Gordon q. N.0Hu0 ". H... accompanied n. MT. W...u. .... oH ... Princes. .. u.. n. summon .u ... M. N...I win visit M.
 H.m. kmE.... ... .I. .. Hr.r.. r.H.. .... .I. f....| win Inn nm oueH -. ... n. n. ....nmH. boat. Mrs. Abbott entertained |..... .|.H.'u .I sowing .. .. Thursday. A. ..I ....u .m. ".. 0.. HF m.
 . N...r ..t ur Che H... bon. " for Iw"Hoo. .. Wi" nm.H ".I her ... u..
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c1TTITT rGlN IMPROVING

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-27
MANY ISLANDERS
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