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office TO accept his views. lie cam
not cause the chancellor 10 adopt
policy for which tho latter feels
that he cannot assume responsibility.
Should the emperor stick to his viow
the chancellor can offer his rosig-
nation or demand that he be relieved
uf his post
6. on the other hand, tho em-
peror has no constitutional means
OF hindering the chancellor or the
foreign office from carrying out n
policy which he thinks doubtful or
mistaken. All he can do. if tho
chancellor insists, Is To make n
change IN tho chouccllorship,
Z. Every change OF chauccllors.
however is serious matter, deeply
affecting the life OF tho nation, and
hence, at % time ~ political compli-
cations ana high tension, an cN-
trcmcly serious step. an ultima ratio
Oast RESORT which h. an the more
daring I'm that tho number " mon
qualified to I'M this abuormplly diff
flcult post Is very small.
Tho position OF tho imperial chan
coilor which was based ON the tow
crinF personality Of Prince Eis-
marCk, had assumed n serious proc
ponderanco through the constantly
growing number OF posts under the
empire, over an of which the chan
ccllor was placed as chief and tee
sponsiblc head.
DiscInims Responsibility.
n this is borne I'm mind, Il 70 NIB
Bolutcly impossible that anybody
should still hold the emperor alone
responsible for cvcrything. az was
done formerly. especially toward tho
4 ..
CRITICAL know-it -alls and clrpiur Tcv-
olutionlsts. both at homo and I'M the
entente countries. That, quite apart
from everything personal, lr proof
OF complete ignorance OF the earlier
constitution Of tho German empire.
The visit of the car 20 Potsdim
In Novcn~cr, 1910, went or 20 the
satisfaction Of all concerned, aud
was utilized 10y tho chancellor and
Herr Won Kidcrlen TO Ect into touch
with the newly appointed foreign
minister, Sn2onoff, whom the car
had brought with him. Apparently.
the Russian ruler enjoyed himself
among us, and he took an active
part in tho hunt arranged I'm his
honor, at which he proved himself
nn enthusiastic huntsman. The re-
suit Of the conferences between the
two Statesmen scmed To promise
well for the future; both, after they
had felt each other out. hHrborcd
the hope OF favorable relations be
tween the two countries.
During my spring visit 20 Corfu.
the Mclissori troubles began, which
rivitcd Greek attention upon them
selves. Corfu was woll-inrormcd ut
the constant smuggling Of arms from
Italy by way Of Nalona into Albania,
and there was n feeling In Greek
circles that maChiuations from
across the Adriatic as well ns from
Montenegro, were not without re-
sponsibility for what was happening.
1t was also felt that the new Turkish
government had not been wise in IT'S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-06
WIZ SNOW Gnu SCOUTS, YIN
Proceeds OF Educational Film VIII
so To- Most Worthy Cause

Have you seen The Golden Eag
let at the Palace theatCr2" is the
r-estion which Tulsa Hirl scouts are
asking industriouslv right and lCft
now. ana then supplcmcutinR the
question with fourlehed thcatot
ticket For THE Golden EagIcl" f4
Girl Scout film and tho Tulsa girls
gct the benefit OF all tickets which
they sell.
The film will be shown nt the
Palace Friday and saturday. In con.
junction with "Tlmothys quest" hy
Kate Douglas Virgins. Tho Co-op.
erativc club. sponsors Tor tho Girl
Scout organization. is taking "a hand
n ticket snlc.
The Golden Eaglct." ne pro.
duccd from scenario by Josephine
Dnskam Bacon, presents incidents boo
tho life OF young Margaret Ferris.
who becomes a scout par excellence
The pictuio tx not only of cducn
tiuual ana moral value in the idea I4
10 presents fur tho modern girl but
10 is n real live movie with dram
attic story and "thrlllor" m iL
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Well-Known
Educator
MADE SPLENDID RECOVERY
IaiNED 20 POUNDS IN 90 DAYS:
"ND BEEN I'LL NINE MONTHS.
follows: writes as

follows: oope'anu writes as
or ueyenne, Okla. Nov. 13, 1919.
-eta Hdu suffered since February.
49, win n pain and general dis
W. u'nce In tho abdomen. which
fued az times tn terminals in the
'5"t slde' this side occasionally he
oI'hE sore, My physical condition
.aii aii run down and my strength
,",'Su gone. At times the main
"I.t become quite intense. each
irr. euIns attack seemingly becom-
o1o ''y,e severe than the preceding
fever ',h the acute attack came
pbvs' nausea and often vomiting.
apncr5inis,- pronounces It chronic
MI tro,,,,s's' oVary trouble, intesti-
an ,"lole' etc, and one insisted on
operation. while Others faynrod
49, continued taking their treat-
HI gradually growing worse untiI
b5I,,L my NE seemed to,hang I'm the
ir 3D.. inflammation had set In
rar,at- .Hlestlnes, and there seoyred
vss no more time TO be lost I
w.. Idhen 10 the Inter State no.
,s o'ptember IS, 1919. an tpy.Itd
H. Ne'shing about seventy nounds
,,ul 'oul days after my first Treatment
f,n ul,-tood that before had been
r1rrf t1H Tor my stomach to digest
irr - eaten. ] have been gain
ss .op'oy in strength since then
also l now teaching school. / have
voi.t 'Ihed over twenty pounds in
and ~ cannot recommend them
thoge' 'telr treatment too highly 10
aIlr5er,s J suffering from any Chronic
TIN Thhi'S' KATHRYN COPELAND"
p,,4.' interstate Doctors have
|, (dlro,.a special study OF intravenous
corol,ir 10 me bloody methods. They
t,.ro t,'IHe aI with other forces OF nn,
tert," a." me known serums and bao-
rririS. CIhey are prepared TO nd-
num5arr me French 9ll to a limited
''I55iioer 5,i Of cases) '''''''su
St,,a0 diseases treated by the Intar-
easss isoctors are all chronic dis
liver W ihe blood. nerves, kidneys.
tsrrt ana stornath, Including "a
stipatil journalism, indigestion, con-
forpI''on' ne yousness, loss Of nerve
won. soltre, gall stones, diseases Of
M ana diseases OF men,
flce ,.y nave been cured in one ~
otbes' 'eatment (such as varicose and
Cs,, ehlargements).
7. 7Sige hours are 9-5; eyeninps
Tba usnruays, l0-l2 only.
S.c,,,I, tulsa offices are at 21s-2rn
Ms,n''y Bldg, corner Second anS
- tGeets.--AdYertlsemsat -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-06

WASHiNGTON, oct Com
hlncd resources and liabilities OF the
i2 federal reserve banks at the close
" business October wcro reported
tonight by the federal reserve board
Hs follows;
RcsourCps--
Total gold held by banks tS3s.-
$4,000
Total gold reserves t3.0sg.ssO.O0O.
Total reserves t3,21a.OO6.O0O
Totals nils on hand SGGg.G64,OOO
Total earning assets, t1.1b3.OIO.
900.
Total resources S5,06O,s9IO0O.
Liahiliiios--
Total deposits tiS776aT.O00
Total liabilities 5000. $4,000.
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Two nrY Agcnta slnIn.

DADE CITY, Fla. oct. 5..W. G.
Wators. federal prohibition agent.
and !. v Crcnshnw, constable OF
Tf!lhy were kill"A early today when
fired ON from ambush ut lololy
spot near here. Tho bodies Ncrc
found in an automobile an the road
side. Authqritlca express tho belief
tina is~hcy were returning from q tdld
on moonshlnc stili when fired
stUpp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-06

very sensitive and Suspicious. the
former sultan. Abdul Mamid had re-
allied this very well ana understood
admirably how 10 get aloi 9 with the
Alhanians and TO keep them quiet
Nevertheless there was no lcat that
more serious complications would
ru0uQ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-06
pnstnonc Cnnrtmnrilnl-

DENlSON. Texas, oct. 6.-The
general courtmnrtial ordered bv
Governor Neff to hear charges of
alleged misconduct against members
% the state military force on duty
hgre VIII not be convened for sew
ornl days, Col G. W. Nimon. martial
law zone commander. announced TO-
day. Tho court was to have met
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-06

Germs have neither legs nor fen
thcrcd pluiuus they have the dust
To ride upon and they swim In our
milk
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28

April showers have arrived
ahead Of time. As advance agents
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28

daughters in Kirby over Sunday.
Miss Lyle Spaulding is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Chaplin at
Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Lena Williams returned
Saturday from Lebanon, n. H.,
where she has been teaching
school a few weeks.
Almon Smith who has spent the
winter in California is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Fred Spaulding
Mrs. Stanton Benette of St.
yonnsbury is with her daughter,
Mrs. Reginald Reed.
Miss Ida Richardson who at
tends school at Castleton is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her
parents.
Mrs. F. Grenier of Waterford
spent Saturday with Mrs. c. A.
Miltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hunter were
at E. S. Hunters in Kirby recent
ly.
Mrs. E. A. Bazin and Mrs,
Alice Richards have entertained
their nephew, Millard Miltimore
of Glen Sutton, p. G., and Hugh
Sargent of Springfield, Mass, the
past week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
Concord

Willard Miltimorc OF Glen SUIT
ton, Que, recently visited at C..
A. Miltimore
Miss Nina Pierce is working at
Wallace Vancour's.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Reed, March %.
Mrs. Frank Bonnette of East St.
Johnsbury is caring for Mrs.
Reed.
The social committee at the Uni
vcrsalist church for the month Of
April are Mrs. c. A. Miltimorc,
Mrs. John Goodreault. Mrs. Ellen
Bazin, Mrs. Cora Bailey, Mrs.
Ernest Quimby
DR.. H. II. Miltimore was
called here to see Mrs. Mary
Chapman who has been quite i'll
for sometime.
Mrs. Royal Lewis went to the
hospital at Littleton, for an opera
ton last week.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. B. French at
tended the prize speaking contest
in St. Johnstury Friday night.
Alban and Willard Baker and
Marcus Smith are home from
their school at Montpelier for Il
vacation.
Nh and Mrs. Willis Bradshaw
visited Mr. Bradshaw's parents at
Concord Corner Sunday.
A. f. Owens has sold his
house in the village to Harvey
Lund.
Mr.. David Creighton and
daughter of St. Johnsbuly visit
ed at Eden JEWELS the past
week.
Eden Jewell has been appoint
cd to do the patrol work for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Hastings
and daughter. Mildred, visited at
William L. Hastings Sunday.
There we're no services at the
Methodist church Sunday as the
Rev. George Smith was called
away by the illness of a relative.
Mansell Jewell of Lunenburg
was at his home here Sunday.
Mrs. William Blood and daugh-
ter, Mabel, are spending few
days at Charles Morgans.
Stephen Perkins of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Charles Morgan was a Wis
itor in Lunenburg the past week.
Mildred Hastings, Arial Cob
leigh, Merlin Bradshaw, and
Walter Douglass attended the
prize sp""'@ng at St. Johnsbuly
Friday night.
Mrs. Eden Jewell visited her
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

is an acute attack-of Nasal CatarIh.
Those subject to frequent "colds
in the head" will find that the use
of HALLS CATARRH MEDI-
CINE will build up the System
and render them less liable to
colds. Repeated attacks of Acute
Catarrh may lead to Chronic Cat
arrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDI-
CINE is taken internally and acts
through the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces of the System, thus re-
ducing the inflammation and as
sisting Nature in restoring normal
conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
f. j Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Observation-Disclosures.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The l.. b. club was entertained
Saturday evening at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bigelow at
- Cherry street Whist was play
ed, the first prizes being won by
Mrs. Harry Underwood and Louis
Brickett and the consolation priz-
cs by Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wilkie.
Refreshments were served at the
close of a most enjoyable evening.
After Wednesday, March 20,
tickets for Screen Stockings can
be secured of Mrs. Stanley J.
Steward, II Church street. Only
300 can be sold so secure your
tickets at once for Mrs. Sherlock's
entertainment at Atheneaum hall
Friday evening at 7.30. Tickets,
until Wednesday for sale by mem
bers of the North Church Round
Table. Advertisement.
April showers have arrived
ahead Of time. As advance agents
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
JUDGE BUTLER TAKEN
ILL In COURT

MONTPELIER. March 28-Be-
cause Judge Fred NJ. Butler is sick
in bed at the Pavilion Hotel, with
1O3 degrees of temperature, Wash
ington County Court had to sus-
pend Monday. The Hamel- Tacey
case, involving the ownership of
$1,000 in bank deposits, was in the
midst of the arguments.
Judge Stanley C. Wilson of
Chelsea is presiding until Judge
Butler is better.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
Good for That Flu"
Cough

For quick relief from the wear
ing coughs that chang on" after
the grippe or influenza, take Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. II. d..
Drake, Childs, Nd, writes: "Aftcr
an attack of the flu that left me
with a severe cough nothing seem
to relieve me till | tried Foley's
Honey and Tar, which can high
~ recommend" 1t is also good for
Group, whooping cough and colds.
1t puts a soothing, healing coat
ing over the inhamed surfaces. cuts
tne phlegm, cases hoarscness.
clears the air passages Adver-
tlsement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-28
HUSBAND AND WIFE

Whenever | start to argue with
my husband he starts the Victrola.
}. J. C.
WHAT DOES YOUR HUSBAND
DO?
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THEY TESS UP WHEN
 CAUGHT WITH GOODS
Houses of Three Wmugell Women Bndel and Iaue Stock of
 Booze Is Captured

s Deputy Marshal IT. D. C1mp. bell directed successful raid on nr.a hou. a'one Che waterfront. and captured enough moouah.uo Go ar Ono Hora.a capacity of One mar- .haIH ouIcc
 m. mrrnt haul vaa made In Che HouHo kept by Mary NJohuou whore Che oI.ccr got II1 bottles of beu and rra found many omnv bottles which Indicated tla. business has boon very .ooI
 ht One house of Pearl Hcro.d ahoul I5 bottles ol beer were .onl In hH house .here Woro also n largo number of cmDtr bottles While Che orIoem wcr. making further search rmn maIe am attempt .o destroy lne evidence. and d.d muae. .o e.t am ol Che boone i'm Ine bay wIIh .ho exception ol HN bottles which wore rescued by Stew. Grant
 While Mr. Campbell was saarcH- i'm. m. IouHe ol Nr R Naucck .hc woman took teapot to One hyiun rul started o nm lL Tho marshal n1t !. away from he and found h.I It contained rent whisky
 Tho uroe women an pleaded guilty and wcro ol.h nuoI El00 and .1.. which they paid -Wmn.aI Sentinel
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SOCIAL NOTES

Mm E U Bradford entertained HIlh .oHIne nw'y Wednesday al- lauoon
 Nr L. p. unWcs entertained ilo Fulay Bndro Club yesterday alter- noon vIfh n dcIc.oua luncheon.
 Numcrou picnic parties havo In- adeI .ho wood. laH Iaet week and .rl.u moh. ou. Of lo0u
 ur and fm A. VI. s.cNad m.e nmoI l0lr.oon ruoaa at dinner u.rv Iaat Wau.lay ogou.nr Lator Che hnImea of tbo eron.us was apont uI.h ..riH
 u0Hmm one mvo stas dinner party ton number of ms high schoo. mmd. Iat Tlumiay oYo.ng i0 celebrate hIH eighteenth birthday The euots af hope Ihat he win cn- .orun i'm HHo came way uoEt yclr
 Mr. and Mn WaIa.o.u smith one .armnoI HIIH dinner party ou Thudar evening for Mu Cheney who I9 0n n r..t hero Covers woro laid lo. twelve cads were played Inter-
 Mr. and Mrs J. C. Mcbride gave a dinner to D few friends on Friday evening
 Mm Hur T. LucaH entertained number ol IaiIoa at sewing party Friday afternoon.
 Ono cgo1.ue Ia. wook Mrs. J. y Mullen and Mu Allen shattuck gav' n dinner to a party Of friends at th' Helronda c0.uro on Che Salmon Crook rold Tho ladies went out a. . 9 o'clock and Che gentlemen wont ou. .Iatu In Che afternoon A deIiEh.lu umr wa. reported.
 Mr William carav Jr. ia eiY.nr . n birthday nHr IlH afternoon io. h.r lour.ro.H.o'd Hou Robert
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.-r-l-r a---.- l-.-.-

so. ro hold .ro. anaaI n n Che r.... o. oar u.a sa.r.. saa0.r 70. ImaH on uur s.r... b...o.n Han aal Sow ard sr.eH Ino ......t sH0.. win h. "c0I He rr...... -. .H
 sunday school .. Is.I. H. m.
 WIr. Testimonial m.o.He nt ST. n
 Christian sa.H.e Reading Room
 Room N..onr Ho.. o" l..r l.. suu0. aHa ho.oaya from .. Io and E Io ? D. m. U...I.r ....He from 10
 The mm. . cordially Invited o
 rU u.. ..... u. I.I n" "..U. Room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

Ei Mathew. of eEaEHrr H weni Inr few duIn .n Juneau
 MH Iaor LnnrHon nur.haraI Che 0mloum Ho.eL Io.atel at iho corner of M..H ar.a. and WiIourhhy ave- nue
 Arthur w. For formerly u a ooum toner at Ke.ehIaan. Ia nmd- n na few duw Iu Juneau Mr. Fu ua. former r.Idrnt oI Imoau. Ho expects 10 neul two 0r .hroa Wceta rnreu.u. o.d acquaintance and hou return .o Kerh.Em and open law u.I..
 rho Lad.rt Aid of Ono Mo.hoiHl church m.. WIln MH John A. ulr.. Y.IHIlr afternoon.
 T. 0. BwEhnri. m.nasor of Che hIa.n Consolidated cuuW.e H spending f.u dar In Juneau
 Mrs KHn W.orhor. formerly o. uole'rH wH Juneau uu.Fa. on Ono Watson
 Tbe LaIIe Aid of llo preHHr.or Im church met uIIh Mm Camnho. Friday afternoon and did uec.n sowing
 Mr. and Mu A. C. lsaniyI Me- Milan expect 10 leave next wcok for Ontario. California; whore tdoy win. probably maEo lhor future homo
 Tho L0IIeH h'.Hr Society ia p.m ming "naoil HIo lo hc hold Mon d.v. July grI. NIth special catering . for Ith Of July picnic parties Watch l for further notice
 m Flora and Rose N0nae.' |Iomnoi oa late steamer from .n westward a.lor spending two W.n.or ncre .ho former having boon em nI0roI m l.aohor of Che roo. a Uone or Tmuaea.u Arm Ih.
 1m. nl.u win spend Che mmo lat Hrr homo n Thlue
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
PERsONALs

n.In Robertson wHNI. um Hr H.m. m Everett on he. ".r.. I..... HuHI.I morning on M o H. .. M w. . Ir and H. rm Robert. rho M.I.r "II accompany H0r Hom. m her return u about a u.n.H
 H H Io.U. r.nr. n..UFo n. Iu. n..u I.. H.HU. .0.. Cont Co.,. .. nuIHmHI Hu.o- on .Ho Princes. I0... Iu.I.N H. ...U0U VII" HH.I'. "UOI. Ho win attend meeting u One ouHI L0I.. o. H..... U. WuH0.H..on and N".
 Ray G u. o. m. Empire force . nu Ono Princes .ou... Tn. .H. .H.H. He win .o .H .r r.Uu.u. and ".I probably n. h mont. 0r moro
 Trnu ao. and Mu ua .U# u... mm. Chose who .o.l .u ... eHo.m. nr trip Io eHe ... and sI.a
 L.no mroI by m hoai nI.r from E0..HI.u and win be . Juneau ..r ..0II IHE M. rep.
 ..U IH. HI.HmI Company H.... II H .Hmon. WUH r. turning H.urH ou .H0 Prime. ..H.. snI.I morning from n HHor. .. Tn s".I.
 M. IT, U H.H.u. oI LW Angeles
 ... .H. W... ou . r.Ht to h0r
 Nod Hn... who owns and ..I. m. boat Cub
 Mr. HI Mrs. simon HeIm.h0I I'M. ...I two children wore nHor.
 un .. Princes. Lou.H. Iu.laF morning .. .Hu.. .u Che a'H. whore .H.. u.H rI"I for .He uoE. He.orHI .. Tho. win U.H0 some .m0 ..H HH.Hr. both u a. r.u. and m ..H.Hu
 Murphy o. m. HuHon. Pow. ... ..m..H. wa. HuHHaunl n
 0U n. Louis. Tuo.I.r morn- Hu H. stationed Tn Seattle Tor m. .m.
 M N.n. NoI.r who .HusHt in n. m.u nrII. ..oo. .ne na.. ..r u n.ne.r Tor One Wo.. ..r. .n ..a IImr.. W...ou. eH0 H.. .......I n position W.IH One Al. m En.Hne Commission H.
 I.. Wmu.r
 .. N.H. E...n tor .Ho n .....I ... ....H.r tn Ono Iu.
 u ...... loft on iHo Prince. I... Tu....r for her homo in M..un
 Ir. I.H. oI tH. Bureau oI Fu0- I UmI. returned nn Che Spokane from .u ....I visit Io ho..M..n. H.I.. W.Ua.I .r. H0.cu1ur
 MnHr for Nr. Eoar past connected uIH m. "h.. o.ce in
 .. arrived oH Tn. lImu. "a.- 0. uM... and HI b. connected .... III. ....' 0....
 Rugs .n. J. L OaumneH
 ... 0.. .n. uI U0mm0-.. win. r.ur... 0n .H. sHoNno from visit m IH. towns .u ... nu'nNa.0. n. Van .I. H.. moved H.H hH.- I.- shop from L.H.r Front H.. ... H. room ...0un. One Capital. Launch u..r .H. .0u0r O. FraH. and r-r... H.r..I.
 uH.. Im W....H0Hm returned u.u.. from attending a session n. m. ... .I N...H.n.
 Mayo. H.h.r.0n Hom. from E....I.u. uH.r. n. HH. hu.He ..... m. T. <. .omt
 I.0n. Faulkner returned on m. sn. from n.o.oon0 ..... T.. ..I....u
 m H.r N..0r o. Portland. u..r arrived on Che sna.au. on u.. u her m..H.r Dr. F. II. ...... .H. "mIr
 . Nr..u win. 0. N c. Nelson win. ..m.... .H..u...I n shoe .'ore in Im.. rI.I from California H.. woo. nm. Hr husband VIII ..... U... nm nm ....r ..wme- IH.E .,r... II. m.t. Im..u .H.r future
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
PORTLAND CAPITALISTS
 ENGAGE TN FOX FARMING

H Bon Io0 Juneau Ir.dHE morning for Huhr Ia.md i9 supor- r.. lHo .ana.ruclou oi cabin. and l..I house and other work i'm con- ue.Ion uI.h.a Iareo lw farm which Portland and Vancouver bua.no mon arc l1 establish. Mr. HoN stated m.. before leaving that e0 pair of huo fox would be placed m Che i0I- and IrH m.L
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
CHIEF AGR0EOusT

Dr. U. c Oe1ree1n hc1l O. Che
 r.raI experimental forms which ur. maintained I'm AIuka by the ho. nrmaut o. Agriculture. returned on Che Admiral WaIon from am eNtend- f mn .o Ono outside which took him n. ur as Washington. Hc Iclt for hs homo I'm sIUn on .hc Eate- both Thursday night
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II1sKA UEWs UEHs

......
 r H W.Um.u .... ...uU. nm n". Uun on group o. H..H mining ..m m ..n.. .. H W N u. .re. u..r Mccarthy" Com" H-H.. development. Wo.. ".' In. don. .. H. property ..." summon.
 Tho Om|ow Tm. 0 Juno
 I'D. ..rH.'. u..... .0mH.". .....r ...I. H.'..
 n.. Int. Saturday n... . M Un. .. m. U.UH." .... .H" I... .. m. U.M.. H..." Company .I.. I'm. . catch .. I.'.' and .0.. m. .m.... U..H Company r.
 r.. ...0 and n. Pioneer Con" .u. I".
 r U.. ID. Tn. Copper Nr"
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
ENSIGN VISITING PARENTS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
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