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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

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ten, tuie am anfans eines nel,en Sat-
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Die anoeren pellimiltiid) lit bas nel.e
Sabr. s(ber Sptimisn1ns pie Beiii=
misnus fin6 nidts anoeres ols ses
tpiiie propbetiide Mnlaeen ser Men=
fden. Der l1nteridieo beitebt einfad)
oarin, oaB sic einen sic 5ufiinftisen
Dinge ben, sic anoern ounfel i6alten.
9ie @abrbeit it, oaB &einer bas
@an5e iiebt, tueber Der Sell nod ser
@dtpor5ieber. Dos\ Midtige lieet in
Der 8erbinbl1ng bon 8eioen. SIM Sell
ounfel. SIM optimiitiiden Beiiemis~
mus. SIM peliimiltii6en Sptimism.s,
tuenn nan ii6erbanpt oieie nidt 9ez
raoe eIiidliden Ausoriide broud)en
tpiQ.
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Sltern. 9ur6 bos 2reu5 gelniloerter
Sptimismls. 9ur6 sic Iuferltebung
forrigierter 8eiiimismlts. Das @lei=
dc gilt aud BON SET &ir6engeI6idte.
uno oorlm bom Nel1en Sabre: @S
ltebt i6leht. @s miro gut fontmen.
8etro6ten mir einmal sic 31lfltnft
nit SEN Mueen bes Eeiiiniiten am
5elte @pipbanie. Ser .SatIadenbe-
ftouo lit beute fur5 folsenoer: ebri-
itus miro geboreu. Ser Seilano
fommt auf Die Welt. 9ie @elt lit
bur6 Sbn eemadt, ober sic @elt
fennt ssbn ni6t @r erideint in Sei=
uent @igent,,m uno sic Seinen neb-
men SIM nidt onf.
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tur Ser 3eit> BEL Sen oberen 3ebntal'z
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Sludt Dor gbriitus oem 9onig. Girl
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ften.. Sd gebe es 5u. @s gibt Sir
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&irden. Sd leueue aud oas nidt.
@s gi6t fatboliide Son1ilien. Sosor
pradtiee Samilien. s(ud oa nno BORT
8eilen bon lebenoisem oasgeitrabltem
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lage nur: gbrilh,s bas 3entrnm Der
@elt, lit be1lte tpie an ser erIten Cpl
pbonie 6amols ertra portam. @uBer
6en Soren. Mbieits. gs lit feline TO-
siale @roBmadt> seidIueise oenn oie
io5iale @eItmadt.
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tpeber nationallibera! ober national
ioaioliitii6, ooer international font
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mag iie lit, fo5ial eeidaut, auber-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Mnber ben Sore,t
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fig genllg iagen', idrieb idon Dor
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uno oab Sic Menlden i,nmer bieIel.
ben getpeien iino. Mber nan muB li6
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ten. 9ie Sragbeit uno oie 2eidtier-
tisfeit bat iie erfltnoeu, nm bes Nad=
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lmo ale Nationen baben einen belon=
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INNER 2alter 1T ser 8elt eeeeben.
aber oieIe SaIter f0nnen at Suanti=
tat nno Suolitdt lmo Sntenlit6t Der
idieoen iein. @s bat Dor Dem is.
Sabrblnoert uno inn Gdobe ser gbri,
ltenbeit nie einen iolden @uhtonb &C.
gen @ott eeee6en"
ltno mir fiieen bin5u: Nie cine
iolde s(poloeie oes Srrtl'ns 1m6 oes
Salters. Nie cine iolde Sbeorie bes
Berbredens. Nie cine berartige lp1te>
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oerartige lo5iale @poItaiie Ser 9ultur,
ser Bolitif 1nb ser @irtl6oftsoro=
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oerbo1e: mir Daben oas Ned)t, SIT be-
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10 idledt ltano.
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itebt, miro es 1ms iebr ldledt seben.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

suf bem in ser bralilioniiden
Sauptltoot &io oe Ssauero abgebal=
tenen panamerifanilden 9ougreB, an
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nab,neu, beiaBte man lid nit Sen
folgenoen ipidtiecn Sragen: @elde
WoBregeln sur erfol9reiden @6pebr
al1slanoiider Fropa9onoa ereriffen
lueroen f0nnen, nm sic ;Srcibeit ,mo
Sidcrbeit ser ein5elnen Ioteinameri-
fanii6en Staaten ST lidern; 9eipre=
dung Der MaBnabmen, sic elmer ge.
eianete11 Neloromung ser Gerbaltniile
in aller s9elt bienen founten; 8elpre=
dung bon 9l1nen, sic ser SdaIiung
einer 5'uii6enamerifaniIhen pirt'
ldaftliben Golioaritdt forberlid lin6.
Ser &al,pt5ped, einen einbeitli6eu
foltben 9lod ser tueItliden Semi
ipbare geeen sic Mdlenm1dte 5n er-
ri6ten, lit ipobl erreidt woroen;
pobl baben ale decentralization
2anoer lid iolioarild fir eine Gertei=
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fldrt, aber porldltfig ba6en Irgentis
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einem M6brlld oiplonotiid)er 8e5ie=
bl1n9en NIT oen Mhleumdbten iid
nod niht on5uidlieBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Wpron Soplor, ebelualiger Sou-
oergelanoter Erdlioent Hooiepelts
bein Yoplte foroerte einen 8ann ae-
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elmer Ser Spreder arf oeu 90. idbr.
liden &ommunions friibltiit oes CAT
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

" Cine nelte Sreibeitsitatue ilt fir 6ie
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

sSie oie sliioc. Yreiie ol,s @aib'
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l6en Grpeoitionsarnlee nod ipeit ent=
legenen @onpffronten ,,nterlpcgs,
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treten. Der llmfans oieler Sruppen=
transporte uno ibre 8eitimntlmgen
in peridieoenen 8eltteilen 1ino Mill
tGril DIES @ebeimnis.
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ner Yreiiefonieren5 mitteilte, oob
8erltdrflu9eu nnb Wateriallieferln-
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tpegs iino. slui cine sSraae ont>por-
tete 9ooiepelt, oab BORT a1sge5eidne'
ter 5ortidritt aena6t tperoe.
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fonnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
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famnt 81 matben, suerben tufr esbneR
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8eHenuns auf Mfpemfrduter iemben.
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Dept. Dls-ssF
250I Washinqton Blvd. Chicago. Ill.
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The Valley settler., 1942-02-06
CONTINUED
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OPEN IET177 CONTINUED
3ivon C. fair chance to present
thoir case for the scri Gus cor
sidoration Of the peop12 who art
involved, this IS Democracy ct
Worlz enc in full ACCORDANCE vi II
tn @ost American principles ane
IS something, 7 think, the pee
pie OF the latauslza Valley
would Sc glad to Observe, in act
I feel that 7 have been
Challenged and that my ncti ous
as { Iiroctor Of the Cooperating
Assoc. during the last three
years ca3 DC fully explained 90
all woo desire the truth, have
boom engaged, activity IL the
oveats tat are under dis Gus 81 OF
ems t17at I an fully Qualified TX
rresort tlle Co-op's sid2 OF tie
controv 5rsy.
1espoctful1y Yours.
Carl z. Rasmus on
The Valley settler., 1942-02-06
SPIRIT o. ALASKA

Starting !ondav Iobrr 3 9
an Alaska wide campaign vii be
launched to purchase q hocvy- bomb
or to be ncmod Spirit Of
Alaska. The purchase p1ice Of
this plano is $50, OGO. 90 c 4
the money Will be raised through
tho sale Of Series Z Dof0na2
Bonds.
Alaskans Will be proud Of tho
Esprit Of Alaska" ant GlcG to
subscribe TO this ont arp1' sc.
Tho campai ga closes Morch 9.
Buy your Bonds carly.
Tune in on .1-I-7+-X Thurs c-r 3yc-
ming February Is at 8:15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
THE FISHING QUESTION

A two-paragraph item amending the Alaska fish ing regulations issued recently by the Department of the Interior has touched off mighty blaze of dgnation in a good many Alaskans and we believe, rightfuy SO We against this order because it grants special privileges and rights against the American tradition of privileges and rights, and because the dictum handed down by Secre- tary Harold L. Ickes in principle threatens all that Alaska is based en-
 The amendment to the fishing regulations came as an aftermath to legal opinion issued by Nathan the Interior has touched off a mighty blaze of in the Interior. The amendment reads as follows:
 No trap shall be established in any site in which any Alaskan native natives has have any rights of fishery by virtue of aboriginal occupancy by any person other than such native or natives.
 Any native natives claiming any such rights may petition the Secretary of the Interior for hear ing with respect to the validity of such claim, and prior to any such determination such claimant and any interested parties desiring to appear in opposition to such claim shall have opportunity to be heard.
 Margolds opinion which preceded this ruling was based on the following question:
 whether Indians of Alaska have any fishing rights which are violated by control of particular trap sites by nonIndians under departmental regulations, and whether such rights require justify closing down of trap sites the allocation of trap sites to Indian groups, or other remedial action by the Secretary of the Interior"
 Said Margold: T of the opinion that this question must be answered in the affirmative"
 The solicitor, apparently bases his opinion on page after page of court decisions and other legal opinions going back far the Russian occupation of Alaska
 Whether or not this ruling will result in any stampede by Indians to file on many salmon fishing sites operated by white individuals or Dat ty exists and is allowed to continue to exist, such a thing is possible.
 In addition the way is opened for further rulings of similar nature all of which would ignore the principle of common rights in favor of exclusive rights. This ruling says in effect that if native can prove that his ancestors fished in certain place in days gone by the native may be granted an ex- elusive right these fishing grounds regardless of whether or not another person operates there now
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30

the glimmer of light. Astrologers who fOretold this Second World War long before it's possibility was discerned by the millions who are suffering through it, declare again that ultimate victory is certain. But reverses have been steadily pre- dicted. After dreadful handicaps the powers battling for liberty and real civilization will gain war momentum which will sweep the Axis out of existence, it is prognos- ticated.
 Persons whose birthdate it is will be fortunate through the coming year. They will profit in novel ways. Many young folk will marry.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be charming in personality and deservedly popular. They may have exceptional artistic talents.
 Copyright, 1942)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
MONDAY. JUNE 1

This is not an important day in planetary direction. Adverse aspects are mildly active It is time when labor must expect much misunder- standing.
 HEART AND HOME: As Summer begins women will take on many novel duties. While girls are multi plying in factories where war nec- essities are produced many may be inclined to wear uniforms that sig nifty little except feminine vanity. Too much publicity will be given to women who have hitherto fig ured in society columns, the seers declare, and they warn that the time has come when the Second World War will be realized as one of the greatest tragedies recorded in history. All-out conflict means all-out work and sacrifices for every loyal American.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Govern ment regulations will cause revolu- ton in commercial matters to pro- gress to an amazing degree as the flrst month of Summer begins. Re- adjustments will bring ultimate profit to many heads of small business concerns as prosperity is apparent in all parts of the country. The high cost of living will be felt severely by persons who depend upon set incomes that do not in- crease and may rapidly dwindle. Millions who receive generous wages will enjoy affluence which increases the danger of imitation.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Housing problems will be widespread despite large-scale building of dwellings for workers in Government projects Unavoidable congestion in many factory areas will increase the dan ger of epidemics which are among the usual horrors of war Sanitatio on most thorough and scientific plan must be enforced in all centers of population throughecoming months when diseases of the diges- tion and levers are forecast.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Back of many terrible war clouds the United Nations now will see
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
ROYALTY ON TOUR

Crown Princess Martha of Nor way has only one white hand The other is blue from shaking hands with 5000 Norwegian Americans in Minneapolis. This equals the best Eleanor Roosevelt records.
 The Crown Princess accompanied Crown Prince Olav in a whirlwind tour to carry the message of Norway to the USA. In series of one night stands, they covered 21 cities in p days. and the Crown Prince spoke 50 times.
 Whenever the Princess was call ed upon, she said, My husband does the talking for the family"
 Like pair oi one night islanders the Prince and Princess jumped from city to city, spending only five nights in hotels, the others in sleeping cars. They were on display constantly, the Prince wearing the field uniform of general, with high boots, and a high collar dec orated by three silver stars on a gold band.
 At Tacoma, Wash, the Prince fin- ished speaking at 8:35 dashed out to catch an $40 train. The police commissioner ordered all lights turned red, stopping traffic in the entire city, while the Prince raced to the train, He made it.
 At Portland, Ore, It. Gen. Will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30

wear them. It will make a better picture"
 Any member of the American Le- zion will tell you that Lynn Stam- baugh, who halls from Fargo, North Dakota, and has been doing an out standing job as National Command CT, is quick on the uptake. In a flash, he sized up the situation.
 Caressing a slightly protuberant waistline, the Legionnaire chuckled and replied, Just as you say, MT President"
 NOTE: The President warmly ccmplimented Stambaugh on the Legion's work in training air raid wardens and it's highly successful house-to-ho,Se war bond campaign which already has netted over $100,- 000,000 in purchase pledges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
COUNCIL TO MEET MONDAY TO STUDY
 vENEREAL DkfASE

Members of the committee ap- pointed last week to study the problem of venereal Disease Con- trol in Juneau, met yesterday af- ternoon with chairman E. L. Bart- lett and Mayor Harry I. Lucas of Juneau to discuss the problem of control.
 1t was decided to call special meeting of the City Council at 7:3o o'clock on Monday evening to make plans for action which may be taken by the city.
 On the committee are MT. Bart lett, chairman; Donald s. 1Iartsell, representative of the Federal Sec- uffty Agency, D. c. c. Garter. City Health Officer, Dr. w. w. Council Territorial Commissioner of Health Dr. Harry Nevel, Dr. ngdo n White, representing the Native Health Department; Col Charles F. Baish, It. Col. R. w. Riegle, Maj. s. J. Hathaway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30

 and has done for 50 75 years along with others who enjoy the common privilege
 Possibly some Indian chief or family once claimed fishing monopoly at the mouth of Gold Creek in Juneau According to the Department of the Interior, a descendant may be found who can reclaim these waters and perhaps even part of the city Sounds silly doesn't it? But isn't this what the ruling says?
 Indians have never taken any great interest in developing the Alaska fishing industry to a point where it can pay an annual 15 million dollar payroll produce pack valued at 35 to 50 million dollars a year, produce seven million cases of canned salmon.
 We have heard of only one Indian operation of this nature and that is in charge of white operators at Annette Island Are to discourage our packers and fishermen from further developing this great in dustry? Are we-at time when the industry is con- fronted with the greatest difficulties in history transportation insurance, threat of Jap attack and other problems-to inject regulation, the eff feet which is discourage and reduce production? Are to deliberately attempt to throttle industry which produce much food for nation at war?
 Yes-says the Department of the Interior
 Margolds opinion attempts to prove that these exclusive rights were given to the natives by the Rus sians, by U. S. court decisions legal opinions
 R. E. Robertson Juneau attorney has prepared lengthy and intelligent monograph concerning this aspect We have peruSed this monograph and fail to see how Solicitor Margold arrived at his conclusion Mir Robertson proves to us beyond doubt that no- where have any courts recognized that natives in Alaska are to have exclusive fishing rights any other individual or citizen of the United States. Neither did the Russians recognize them The Pur- chase Treaty plainly recognized that fishing in Alaska waters was open to ala common privilege, not ex- elusive.
 First among reasons assigned by Senator Sumner and other statesmen for the purchase of Alaska in 1867 was the desire to obtain the Alaskan fisheries for American citizens Can it be contended we bought Alaska to keep a few Indian families in exclusive possession of certain fishing streams and waters?
 The sports" fisherman isn't exempt from the effect of the Margod opinion. He, too like the com mercial fisherman would have no right to fish in waters where Indians could prove in years gone by they had an exclusive fishery. And, even one h. dian family couldn't fish in the waters of another Indian family.
 The Departments interpretation of this question ridiculous But already William L. Paul, Jr. attor- ney representing certain Indian tribes has petioned Secretary Ickes for ruling that certain members of tn eehit-ton tribe have prior rights to the Copoys Point site by reason of aboriginal occupancy. Let's hope that if such ruling is granted, the question is taken of the hands of the Department of the h. terior to higher authority perhaps the Supreme Court of the United States that this situation may be cleared up speedily.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compe"
SUNDAY. MAY sl

oOlN11h nl1 oA Adverse planetary aspects rule today which seems to presage dis
 appointing news concerning naval operations. The evening has Venus in friendly sway.
 HEART AN DHOME: This even ing should be favorable for TO- nance. The stars smile upon girls young and older Nasty courtships and happy marriages are indicated Churches should attract large con- gregations this morning when the urge toward religious observances will be strong. Many Protestant sects will unite in special services from time to time in coming months when the power of prayer will gain wide attention from persons of every faith.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: The full Moon of this date presageS the stimulation of business along many lines. Greater unification of effort and the feeling of certainty regard ing victory for the United Nations are beneficial as supreme effort in production for war needs brings good results New ships will ply the oceans and will carry immense quantities of material to the ports of the Allies. Merchants in all parts of the country will be fairly busy all through the Summer, it is fore cast.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Coming conventions will discuss present. day war issues with good effect. The agitation regarding working hours and added pay for extra work will compel attention and the stars presage compromises that will satisfy workers. Convincing demon stration of the patriotism of union members will be given in the mass of production which will mark com ing weeks.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s: London comes under a most for tunate configuration at this time Marked increase in general busi- ness will be encouraging to the British people who will be close to
 the United States in aims and sym pathieS. A remarkable change in the government of Italy is prophes- jed. This will not be fortunate for MusSolini. The king and members of the royal family will gain prom thence. At Rome the Pope will use his power to further the cause of lasting peace and to hasten the end of war.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of good luck in love, but there may be losses in business. Danger of treachery and theft in commercial matters is fore seen.
 Children born on this day prob ably will have happy, successful lives. They may be too much in- clined to express decided opinions and should be taught caution in speec hand writing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
WUULkN LitQULIlE ROBERTA LEE

something avoid letter? Avoid writing There isn't everything going along the fashion This dull stupid and unnter estng writer's readers time and energy something about which write the with mind trouble in this respect
 it duty everyone invited wedding to call the bride after returns honeymoon?
 
 When there item the menu which does not understand it all right ask the waiter what it is?
 A Only a timid person would hesitate to do
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-30
LOOK and LEARN sy. c. GORDON

Secretary Treasury three Presidents?
 What English invalid wife who also we'll poetp
 What South claims have the beautiful harbor in the world? What percentage adults the United States glasses? How a township?
 ANSWERS: Andrew w. Mellon under Presidents Harding Cool
 
 9 Robert Browning husband of Elizabeth Barrett. g. Rio ode Janeio f. Thirty B. Thirty-six.