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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
NEAR EAST RELIEF
 DRIVE IS ON MEX
Monday December n, Fixed { Start of Local Camp. ign in
 Behalf of Aremnians

In compliance with Che request President Harding and in conformi with what Is being done by govorno Of an tno siatoa Governor Bone Tuesday Of th.s week issued Che fo lowing message to tho mayors of AIaakaa cities and towns
 "HumauItya distress m Che Ne. Eaat is intensified by recent trag events The number of helpless su ferinr people has multiplied and th situation I narrowing and acute order t0 direct public attention Che need or immediate and ub8far ual relief through American orgar Imti0ns established for fhat end. th President of Che United States desif uatos Sunday. December s. as 'Nca East Emergency Day. and asia th cooperation of Mayors and other civi authorities in carrying out its pur poses.
 "l bcpeak a general 0bsoryauc of tho day and chat prompt and gen oroua eD0use to One appeal whIcI la ever characteristic of Alaska Lc each community give hood to duty aau and do its lull part as iu th past"
 I'm compliance w.th One governor message Mayor R E Robertson j. taking stops for putting iu motion ' means for raising Che quota wh.c' win bo 0yod as Che contribution cz pecteI from thIs vicinity and active work in connection witch Che matter win. probably begin early next week
 This morning Mayor R E Robert son announced chat he had name, thc following committee to take charge of tho Nolr East Relief work and prepared Che outline as given bc low.
 Charles Co'dstc.n. cha.rman A E Gur eeuctary-trcaauror, Rev. A J Uoecau. Row. C. E. Rice Rev. w \ Ailen Rev c. G. Bruce Rev. A. p KuhevaroT
 Special committee to raise fuud among Che natives Wm. b. Paul. Seward Kunz
 Work win commence Monday December n. 1922.
 Quota -At least fl.20O for Che sup- port Of 20 orphans for one year. lt is expected thottho amount actually raised win considerably exceed thc quota
 Ou Sunday. December l0. 1922. ths ministers iu Che various churches have boon requested to deliver ser. mon m Che subject
 Various rutorual organizations have been requested Co assist in ra.s- ne Ono funds by subscriptions. etc., and Che hoads of Che respective or- eanizau0ua have been asked to act as ez-oIicIo members Of tho general committee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
KErCHKaN CREEK IDEAL
 FOR SALMON HATCHERY

....n.r .. Tho I.r..r Ter ~ r.. ..mu Hn. who H.. .... from I..... whom. ne wont. II. ...... . r...rr m. HnrrI TO- .... . " m drawing mp ... H". .HumHU... mono. .... .0r m. ..H. .. .. salmon H...H.-s n .... would require Y. r... ... hatch. M. .0 \. m. H0
 m. ....-. bureau r. ... ... r0 ...rr H. H'HH N. between "HH.
 Mountain point IH.. I wont. eU. t.. ... H
 N.......u crock.
 ". m. ..0r mu..
 ..r Hickman ... h. tn. Commercial ... N..-..r I.. TI1r.l. . ... r...mmoHI.
 "r h. .HU.... salmon Hr .o Hr ..0.. -. m. mu would n.r. |. IT. ... streams Also
 h. tH. board .r..I|en n..ue.n Che H. river and Mountain m. ..".rI
 I.... recommendation mH.. . ... THn"u hatchery 0. II. |U. ... ke.e..n
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
SIBERIA POOR FIELD
 FOR AlLERICAN TRADERS

Last year Che schooner Polar Bo1r uas caught by spring frcshots and bacbod on Che flats of KoIyma river James CastcIlo was sent north In Che Belinda t0 launch Che beachcd boat and bring her t0 Nome tb.s season.
 Arriving at the ko'yma river he proceeded to lauch her by hauling Che vessel out ou Che ice and cX- noctcd chat when tho ice broke up m Che spring thc vessel would bc ready lor hor return trip. Fate. however. docrocd otherwise. When Che fec broke mp Che boat was lct into Che watcr but storms arose and One ice crushed her to pieces. CHtcIIc thcn returned to thc Be- linda and continued his trading ycn- urc.
 A member Of Che Belinda left Che yeae. and was econ at Chaun Bay whore he told Che story of both the Polar Boar and Che Belinda. When he loft Che Belinda that boat was without mc oIl and was caught in tbo ice somo hIry miles west Of Cape North.
 Tho Belinda was boarded by Che White Rus 1ns. who took over tho ouuro outfit When first approached by Che Russians they attempted to levy tax Of 70 per cent upon all goods entering the country and a uko uv on all stuGs taken from Che country Conditions were such that Casteue decided to lct Che Russians take over Che bo1t while hc retained Che mu acquired by him After Che change had taken place he purposed t0 leave lho Belinda freight his skins Go East Cape and if possible make connections for Nomc. lt is not known whether Inc was success mI. aa nothing further has been learned concerning him or h.s boat
 According t0 Che report of Che crow member Che Belinda was in complete control of Che White Rus aaus and Castoile was merely a naHrnror Tee conditions were such chat Che report further states Chat Che Belinda win likely su1cr Che mmo fate as Che Polar Bear.
 About th.rfy-fvo miles north or Cape North Che Chuckotsk was met headed for Cham bay but decided io eo no further Tho Blue Sen and Che Silver Wave were also at thia point. and their present whereabouts and condition Us indeed serious matter Nome Nugget.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
OL EXCITEMENT AT
 FORT NORMAN DIES OUT

Vancouver. H. Excitement H.. uhU.. .n. n. Ha.m ..a.o- H.o n....r and H.u..0. h.E. 0...H r..r.I from III. For. Norman I. .r... ..... o. .U. U. m. H... n.
 .m... in m. history o. I.. West. .... Professor H Y William n. I.. ..H...m.H. U. e'." .H- .....I. 0. u.... Columbia. who m.
 returned II. n. .. ..'.r HH0.H. ... month. H m. North w wort.
 ......H. |. Hn. W.u oH. n. n. ..u... number. win. 0Hw. n. Hr ..m. every form u. ..ur0. ..... .r r... ..0 ...u m. '.. N....u. H... oH'. m. ... IT. n. mu. on Company . .| .o Iu III. H0" o. n. e.a.
 .H. .H. ....-u. .0 Hm " mon ... ..H. .H.r .m. in .' m. uuI I...r Hor. 0I exploration.
 |. .. m.'. IT.. I.. m... IT. .. cont. .. .... U" m.I. |. ... Tor Che ...m .....r. .. ..... I... .U. mon. .m. o. ...m .....u. m"..
 four ..I. mI.. ... H...... n..n. sI.... .... I...". cont. mn. hold .H." ..I.0u.H ...I '.". .H.m in m. belief .H.. IH.r wont. turn n... .H..r rI.. . H.. H.... u..u .... ....I ... ."m
 Among 0...- r.HH .0W0Hn0. .H. hi. uH. u.n. IT.. n. For. N" m.n Syndicate. W.... .rH.. . LIDO ...- AM or.r m. ...H.. .II H... William. can h. '.. .H.. .... of I... who .u... tam. and um. n o.I and r.
 rHur mol" oHN abandoned hope
 TH. Imperial 0I Company how. ...r H .H..'. .0u.uuH. M. W".. and rIo. Williams W coming .ut m. mo. crow o. .NH... lr.N0u
 ..n. m .o n... t0. winter in .H. North. in u-I.. f. he tH.ro in tim. f. oomm.n.. operation. ... Une .n m. spring.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
REINDEER INDUSTRY MAY
 BE LOCALLY ENGAGED M

Thor. .. disposition or .He part n. mu. uu.H." Tn m. portion .o ...Mmu. in IH. I..nIa.. industry .H. man. uUUu. .r. H.ns mH.
 Iu I." |. .H .H.u. securing
 H.. for experiment.. WHU. probably .r.. .0u.HH ol Che r.uI.. II.H w. under .H. ...H VI. .H. Department n. Education .... .... code 0r iron. .uI U. which prevents ..ne h...IU. Hn.. .0 independent cone ..r however, m. low independent. o.u. now engaged u m. Hu..H.
 .I door Tn o.... desiring .Ham and ...r h. ...r m. |.U..u.r in ohtH.u- ne .'oo. H growing .os
 .H claimed by man. independent .uu.H Cha. r.H...r win do Woi In Iu..HH. HH... tH.ro .# noue O. Che H..I'0I reindeer mos" and .h.t thcr mr .. Ono in oHmmuu.U. ..... f..r. no.H.u. 0'.o on which Ha. can ...I ErHI n.aoo .halr..n- door H... H.u tried i'm NH.Ha .h.y
 .m lu thrive and II i. becoming generally believed .Iu. .Her win do u.I In. in Southeastern t.H" whore .H". m. .Hound0 o. acrO o- as 0uo grazing area. a0 ..H. any, W|... oU m. continent
 TH. rapid .H.....e O. reindeer in A.H sine. I.. experiment oI raise i'm. ...m WI" . undertaken .H oF- U.n.. o. ...r N.r.Ho and ol .ho ... IH.U I.0N .r. I.... both to Che .Imau. nm. I..I condition. O. .H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
GAMBLING THAT WEATHER
 WILL PERMIT OF SKATING

Et.rI.. .Hru. twenty H.. Scout. r...r .H. direction 70. Prank IA M.... .sI oH."..r and .. ...... n. Mr IT. IT HH.. .. .H. H0H club. began ..o Ho.. .. putting m. ..a.ue pom. in com. u.. for r.rr H..".r Inv m r...r. m. .r.. o. H ".. H m. r...0r 0l . I.n .u. ...... nm. away m Instructions on. 0. m. .... H-H.r .r...H..
 ..ur....I WIH m. uuI"....n. w m. nu.. .r.I .. m. Kirkland ..m. n. n. Mother. .un
 m. m. .un.. |. .. HHr. today and h.. I... .r.un. III. ..ne pond VI" In. Tn condition Ior ne weather rH.. may 0r may r0. a-. u.. Tn um.r re.r .H.. H. H-
 .... boon good ....n. 0H m. .... H..... n...uH.- Hu .0" E.r Ha.. H.H mott 0..H any I.. on i. .o
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
WHEY PROBABLY INSISTED
 THAT HUBBY CHANGE NAME

Two ".... .rn Dr. IT. IT. orrmH". who HH bon nH..eue HH Hro..
 .r Cha. n. dentistry in AuoHrr... for III. nH.. six r.Ir. won. n..0.. .r. u..H.. .our. and had h.s nnm. legally changed .n c..ne " cr.r. 0-r and ..e following evening he and Miss 0r..H H.E.1rI O. Lo hu-
 a.. Cu.. H0ro morr..I Tho bride cam. north during che pas. nu featuring tour and for Che nHr- poo. oI occurring ml.e-..' for articles. .a being writer oI considerable roe rorr Tn. romano. which c.m.u. ..eI Tn m.lr.are h..n whom Che young lady leIFrr.. lecture tn tn.hoae. Ht tuuI m Applied r.r.Ho.or ur am. Mrs. or.H0rr HI .HanI Che w.n..- i'm Che ol.I returning lo huenorae. early in Che
 spring
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
INTENSIVE DRIVE
 B BEING MADE
Sl.h and Last Day O. Activity m Securing Red Gross Member
 for 1928 Today

" u... .n|u. IH.. .ran.u. Inn.
 H ... exception o. NHu .. ...H .H.. r.I... n busy one u.. .... connected u..n H.. croH .. Iuu.u H.uHs aI tHe .... .r euI.r whom IH..r.n .H. U... .... or.n.I m. following .. ... bee. ..Ur. on. \ r.- .... I.u.r H.. boon maintained m m. .... VI. N... I0ur.HI ........ On N.r|U N.I.me and IT u.rH w.ro in ... ".. Mn. H..um".. .H. Mrs U.n ... n. n.0n Mrs. owo m. MT. H...H. r..-.... ..' a.o ..'I.. .0r
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 W.. IT. majority 0. m. reon.. .. I..... .... boom ....I.. Io join m. .... . N.H. .H house canvass. III. H. I.... being . -. ..... ". ... ono. who .at. ... 0.. ..Hr ... .... m. boon I.... into ."..... H. .H..H r.m.. .. ..... ....e ...r .n. Hu . N s..U u.. N... " r Hu..". II. .. |.U..u.. " U .... nm. A Assistant. H ... ..n
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
FRESHLY PICKED PAEsES
 GRACE THANKSGIVING TABLE

On Thou. dying morning NH George No.H'onn gathered m0n.H n.n.e I'm tae yard ol lhe.r Hom. .. .H. corner oI Fourth and Gold .r... .o I0.ouf. not only Hor own dinner .I'. huI aI1 lho.e o. h0r no.eH- hrr rho ko.h'orH. invariably H.te on. oI Che 0n..I.Eon' yard. i'm .H- n..u and tHH yo.r .t WaH cNo.n..on- .ur rr..r and |. yc. uImo.. " green
 .ur.r. t.. summer months.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
CWCHAG0F MINER Is
 INJURED BY BLAST

Hr unl ffr. J. IT. Unn. who .r- rived nm .H. E...H..H Monday from H.r mining property n. l.aauh. brought n.uH 0. n serious injury r.. .....I shortly H..or. I..r ...r..I HH . miner employed by m. UH..H.eo.. 0omH.H. .H. latter n... oI .H.. week. IT I..t . h.Hat Cha. had missed .r. .H drilled into and .IH.oI.I ...rr. m. minor. .... .u H1u.H." m.H..r \. m. company physician
 . Juneau oH H." way .0 m. ur..|. Tor . vacation and .H.. was mo doctor IT. UH...e.. .I ... Um. .r. -.ur.. man HH. Hr.. .n eI..
 H.r. Inn u cared .0- V |. mol. certain t..I t.o man "0rI lose 0" .....H. although I. .... H.I T. I... bon h.I'. ..."I.. IH. .0mnur boat. AmH.Ior W.. n IHr..u n. m. Um. having hr0He.. .H. doctor H.r. and Tn m... another. who II. ...|rr H.. u'... uu.I .H TO- turn This HII u h. IHo .Hl
 I h'..t" a...iu. .H.. HHH o.- .l-r.I aI ohohr-or u.no for a Iona Hm.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
PORTLAND BLOCK Is
 BURNED M DAWSON

Tho Portland block .u Ono DusIuo
 center of Dawaou Was almost wholly destroyed by Gre ono night recently nre breaking oul shortly after m.d- night and deIyIug a.N atrolma of water for two hours or more The Dawson paper does not say anything aboul tho amount of Insurance care rIoi by Che Con or more business cmcoru Chat suffered from Che nre
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
srEL.EHs M - 0IT

I.. steamer aHo.u. arrived H." .t nm ... hour U. morning shortly aI.r oD.0.. She Io. her. about uI r..r calling 0 Dough-. and Tr..'w.. wont on |. s.ae.ar rHa sHn.Hu. 0o. mo. v. Io s..n IH'. trip nm. win I lu..
 from Hr. tomorrow morning.
 The Aamoia |. 0u. from .h. Wc.l word about Che m.II'. o' .h'H H...r ro0n m. W..0n H0U0. and 0. Princes. H.u from n. .H.H Ia. day u.rHt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
WuH LYNCH BROTHERS

" from ." Hurley U
 paper brings tH. Information .r w. family II. now located ...0 .r.Hu. N H. in 5
 .. ... ...' J n. r..rIa. W.IH IT. Lynch Brothers diamond trH . formerly o. Juneau nm. H .| s... al hua-
 W..... @ hul Che m. o. m. west . oo strong and Obey
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
CITY COUNCIL uUIU6ES
 Ca5HERM9ED SUNSHINE

Tho city mom..I hold n .Hor. sion I... night whom Ine mos. m- U.uH. UH.U0 UnHc.oI was 'Ho nmH. O. l.e wu. monthly hIH
 I.uIu. .H0. invariably llu
 n...n. anon. city employees
 II " decided .0H Che council uu Ht aa 0oarI o equalization u n. .0lh o. Che H.out month .o hear objection. and .o lN tHc rate oI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
ELKs MEMORIAL SESSION
 AT PALACE TOMORROW

Juneau Lodge No. fao. B. p. O. E.. win hold iho annual memorial .orr- ..o. tomorrow et e.l5 o'clock ot Che r.Iaeo Hn.a.ro whom Che following program win he given.
 mraluo'oH Marol....-.. Orchestra Opening Ceremony .........
 .... Exalted Nu.or Esquire Prayer ..... Chaplain Selection Presbyterian Church Choir Altar Services ..... Lodge On.ecr selection . Qulr'eilo
 Fru No-iI.ur Har'anf Allen Tn Memory Of our Departed
 Brothers ..... Bro. J. F. Mullen Too.i Solo -Nra. L. D. Henderson AuIU Lang suo . oulrletle
 Fry NoriIue HwIand hIIen HnnoI.eIou .........-.-.. Chaplain March. Finale .......................
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
CUPID NO REsPECTEB
 OF BROKEN ANKLES

H..rI. o. IH0 l.0. thlt United s. Comm au. v. A rnna |" . H.UenI n. s. Ann Hon..a. w n result 0. . n down H. haHomoH.
 ..r 1T. Hs homo 'H. e.lm.aF a.- ..Ho.n when h. sustained n broken
 .I. h. H mo. u man .o permit h.H own trouble. 0o .n.o-.o-o W..H Che H.nnno. oI o.h.r On Monday o. M. Wo.. C J. Ho.ari and N" Umm Hmn0H.r uIoI n. Che hose HaI and arI.I themselves of the
 authority and kindness o. .he com- ..o.0r who. r.r.rII oI his cr.p. nI.I condition throw Iho diamond hitch Ha m.de .h.m husband and uI. Mr. H.....I H employed ut n. 4a..n lar... and hH bride ar rived or ... Alameda from aea'U0 5uH u...I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
FORMER JUNEAU COUPLE
 MARRIED AT KETCHIKAN

According to Che Ko.chiMu Chrou- IcIe. Mrs. Gertrude Mackenzie of Ju- menu and Hubert p. Crowthor Of ket- chilan were recently married at that p'ac.. Che bride having gone there. accompanied by her sister, Miss Laura Mcleod. .o meet her intended. Both of thp parties are well known hcre Mr. CroWtler having made his home hcre for Ione time whom hc was connected witch local mining concerns aF mining engineer Hc bult and for several years occupied Che iuo homo now owned and occu- pied by L O Gore Nre crowthor has also made her home In th.s vic.n- iy Douglas and Juneau for many yolr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
orr TOR BERKELEY

Mrs p. R. Bradley and lItue twin daughters Ruth and Frances. are leaving 0n Che Alameda this aitcr- noon for Berkeley. California. where Che Bradley boys Phillip. Jr. and Henry are attending school
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

H.HH.r .rI "''u. 0rrI IHl.. I. H. . lo u.. everybody.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

W.L. paui lelt on Che Alameda toe day for business trip Co ke.chihan.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-03-30
GHOST HAS APPETITE
Widows Shotgun Squad Loses
Goat to Hungry Spook.
10 Heard at All Hours OF the Night,
but Is Never Seen-Carries OF
Two Sacks Of Flour and so
Pounds of Sugar.

Waukegan, Ill. - Although four
neighbors, armed with shOtguns, main
tain nightly vigil at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Milakowich, hungry ghost,
who has domiciled himself there, con-
tinues to be heard but not seen. Ex-
cept on Mondays. He has Mondays
off.
They've heard him at all hours Of
the night. And occasionally he has
made his presence felt in other ways.
For example, Michael Dezoma, cigar
manufacturer. tells how:
zone Friday morning at 3 o'clock
there was a funny noise at the door,
The room was in darkness. i was
striking a match to light cigar. The
door flew open, the match was blown
cut, and a hand grabbed me by the
neck, choked me, and then hit me on
the nose. l called to Jack Schlosser,
the teamster but the hand disappeared
before we turned on the lights. I'm
brave man, but 1t made me nervous"
The ghost has taking ways. He took
two sacks Of flour and 80 pounds Of
sugar The other night Mrs. Milako-
witch heard him in the cellar. He was
making a noise like target practice.
When the vigilante squad arrived there
the remnant of the winters supply Of
coal was tossed all about the place.
And Daniel, her eldest boy, dreamed
the ghost walked into his bedroom one
night and said: "HellO, kid" Daniel
awoke the next morning to find his
bed had been moved from one side
of the room to the other.
1T all got my goat so," said Jerry
Womka, who used to live above Mrs.
Milakowich, that / moved. We
couldn't sleep or anything. The ghost
used to carry on at all hours Of the
night"
The shotgun squad now maintaining
vigil comprises Antonio Garrison,
Waukegan cobbler; James Shanes,
George Mastron and Sam Surlas. They
do not, they aver, believe in spOoks.
Still, they never separate during the
wee sma'.
First information Of the ghost was
made public when Mrs. Milakowich
appealed for protection to Father Jo-
seph Lauerman, pastor Of st. JOseph's
church, of which she Is a member.
Hell eat me out of house and
home" said Mrs. Milakowich, who Ii
q widow. II don't know who he is,
but he can't be my husbands ghost.
Ny husband never had an appetite
like that"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-03-30

add one well-beaten egg and a cupful
Of powdered sugar with a cupful Of
shredded pineapple to which table
spoonful 81 lemon juice has been
added. A spoonful Of bright, fresh
berries added to each cup makes q
most attractive dessert.
Frozen Plum Pudding.-Scald a pint
of milk and when hot pour over three
well beaten egg-yOlks; add a cupful Of
sugar and cook over hot water until
the mixture coats the spoon; strain
and flavor with melted chocolate. Fold
In the stiffly beaten whites of the
eggs and one cupful Of whipped
cream. Prepare the fruit to be used,
steaming the raisins and currants and
adding shredded citron after soaking
for two hours in orange juice. Freeze as
usual.
Sour Cream Pie.-Beat the yolks Of
four eggs until light and creamy, add
a cupful Of sugar, the same of chopped
raisins and sour cream, with one
fourth teaspoonful of cloves. Place in
a double boiler and cook until smooth
and thick. Line pie plate with rich
pastry and bake the crust. Fill with
the mixture, cover with a meringue,
using the whites of the eggs mixed with
four tablespoonfuls of sugar. Heap
roughly over the top and place in the
oven to brown lightly.
A delightful dessert, so easy to pre-
pare IL a baked pastry shell Is ready,
Is made by heaping the shell with any
sugared fresh fruit Cover with sweet
ened whipped cream; chill and serve.
Chop suey With LIver.-Teke Calls
liver cut into small cubes, fry in a
little butter until nearly cooked
brown; add little water from time
to time and cook for half an hour;
add a cupful Of chopped onion and
celery and cook fifteen minutes.
Season with salt. pepper and two tea
spoonfuls of figi sauce. Serve hot
with hot cooked rice.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-03-30
The -"
Scrap Book
SAFETY FOR TRAIN WINDOWS
Both Passengers and Glass Have TO
BE Protected on Railways on
Sakhalin Island.

II one looks at a map Of Siberia,
he will see group Of islands that
swing south near the mouth of the
Amur river and come closest TO the
coast Of China at Formosa and Fukien.
Among them you will find the island
Of Sakhalin.
The japanese declare that it wasn't
very long after the Pilgrims landed
at Plymouth that a representative Of
a japanese baron landed at Sakhalin.
But 1t wasn't much later that Rus
sian emigrants stepped foot on SAX
halin, and they remained, while many
of the japanese who came to colonize
this cold northern land shivered In
their robes and left. By the treaty
which ended the Russo-Japanese war
Sakhalin was divided between Russia
and Japan.
There are less than 60 miles Of rail-
road in the island of Sakhalin, says
an exchange. But even more curious
than the loud-vOiced crows that line
the road to the shrine on the heights
Of Toyohara is the appearance of the
windows of the coaches In which ride
the travellers In Sakhalin.
The car windows are gay with
stripes of paint laid across the glass.
Red, white or blue, and perhaps a
combination of these colors appear on
each window. If one asks the reason.
the reply will be that these lines Of
glaring color are a warning to the I'M
tutored passengers not to try to stick
their heads out, for many. not having