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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
Odlikovan cd Rustic

Sovjetsko pos1anistvo v
Washingtonu je podelilo odliko-
vanje sedmim Ohijcanom, XII so
kot ameriski mornarji tovorili
vojni material IL Zedinjenih dr.
zav v rusko luke Murmansk.
Med mimi je Charles Rotz, star
~ let, XII je bill nedavno odpu-
seen IL n1ornarice. On Sc je odli-
koval pri resilnem delu, ko je bill
neki parnik, ma cigar krovu Sc
je nahajal, cd Nemcev TORPEDO
ran.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
VUznO naznUniIO
na$inl nGrOcnikOn1

Kakor smo poroeali ze ponedeljek so Sc
tiskarski stroski ozirom visje Gene papirju
in zvisanju unijske mezdne lestvice "a osobje
tiskarni tako poveeali. da je "Enakopravnost'
prisiljena podvzeti korake. da zajamei nadaljni
obstoj in izhajanje lista
v ia namen bo v prihodnje odpadla sobotna
izdaja lsta. da pa eitatelji ne bodo prikrajsani
ma 6tivu. bono bodoSe po moznosti skrbeli. da
bo petkova izdaja obsegala sest strani mesto sti-
rih. Dale srno tudi vsled olkolsein. mad katerini
nimamo kontrole. morali uvesti majhno povisa-
ME naroenine. kar je razvidno il move tabele. XII
je priobeena danes prvi koloni ma drugi strani
"Enakopravnosti'
Ma nase naroenike in prijatelje apeliramo.
da nam gredo ma roko in tako pomagajo skozi
stisko. XII nam je narekovala te korake. "a vase
razumevanje in sodelovanje Sc vam ze naprej
iskreno zahvaljujemo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
JUGOSLOVAN. BIVSI MA.
CIJSKI AGENT PRIJET
Cd AMERISKIH OBLASTI

Danes jc bill tukaj aretiran
in obtozen kot vOjni krimi-
malice dr.. Lazar Proki6, XII
je bill svoj cas- nacijski agent
ma Balkanu, zadnji cas- pa
je bill pod krivim imenom
uposlen Cd ameriskih ar
madnih oblasti.
Ameriska varnostna 20
licija pravi, da bi aretirani
Jugoslovan mogel izprice-
vati o stvareh, XII bi bile ze-
10 vazne "a process, XII sc Sc
daj vrsi v Nuernbergu.
Proki6, XII je delaI "a
amerisko armada pod ime-
nom Aldo Romano kot Gu
Val v neki aIneriski kampi,
kamor Sc posilja vojake ma
oddih, je bill GoebbeIsov
propaganda sef v Srbijii in
urednik revije "SignaP'.
Bill je tudi posebni nemski
agent ma Balkanu. Wits OBJ
stoji, da ina v posesti vaz-
ne dokumente glede kolabo-
racije med nacijf in njiho-
vimi pomagaci v Jugosla-
viii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
LETNA SEJA

Jutri oh 7:30 uri zveGer Sc vr-
ii glavna seja podruznice 1t. 1O
Szz v Slovenskem domu ia
Holmes Ave. clanice 90 prosene,
da se udelezijo te vazne seje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
VILE ROJENICE

Pri zeleznikovi druzini, 8818
st. Catherine Ave-, imajo nara
scaj, in Mrs. Anna zeleznik je
prav sponosna, ko je zdaj 6etrtid
postala stara matt. Vse je zdra.
vo. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
ODPRTA SEJA IN ZABAVA

Jutri vecer sc DO v Mervarje-
vi dvorani, 5415 st. Clair Ave.
vrsila odprta seja Lake Shore
Post, st. 273 American Legion,
ma katero Sc prijazno vabi vse
veterane druge svetovne vojne
il %. in sosednjih ward. Pc seji
Sc bo serviralo prigrizek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
MADzARSKI KVIZLING
OBSOJEN MA SMRT

BUDIMPESTA. - Pred mad
zarskim ljudskim sodiscem je
bill obsojen ma smrt Ferenc Sze-
lazi, XII je bill zadnji hitlerjevski
premier Madzarske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
BENEsKI ZASTORI

]. L. Venetian Blinds firma
sporoca, da je sedaj prieela IL
delovati beneske zastore liz ko-
vine, katerih je bilo "a casa vol
ne nemogoce dobiti. Ia narocila
poklieite med 3. in Z. uro I'VE
Ger, EN- O448.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
DRUSTVO TABOR" ST. l39
s. MP

V nedeljo Is. decembra, tocno
oh 8. uri zjutraj se vrsi letna Sc
ia drustva Tabor, st. 130 SNPJ
v navadnih prostorih. Radi vaz-
nosti, ri SO ma dnevnem redu, Sc
prosi vse clane, do Sc gotovo
udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
sEJA FISHER BODY UNIJE

Jutri vecer oh sedmi uri Sc
vrsi nujno vazna seja Fisher
Body unije Local 1t. As. Seja
Sc vrsi V Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. in vabi
.se vse delavce ma udeIezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12

Iranu, isto CHM preje umaknile.
Anglezi so Zed. drzavam to spo-
! rocili v mott, v kateri so Mama
Mill, da sc il Irana ne bodo
umaknili do 1. januarja, kakor
so predlagale Zed. drzave, ker
je Rusija sporocila, da bodo ME
ne cete ostale tam do 2. marca,
kakor ie bilo doloceno prvotno.
Drzavni tajnik Sc je premislil
glede objave porocila, katerega
je postal V Washington njegov
posebni zastopnik Mark Eth
ridge, XII Sc je zadnji cas- mudil
ma opazovalni turi v Romuniji in
Bolgariji. Porocilo vzame S Sc
boj v Moskvo, kjer ga utegne
rabbit v razgovorih Molotovom
in Bevinom,
LdV0znlK DOdO fmdnclfdn
uvoz v Nemcijo
Drzavni department je danes
naznanil, da bodo morale Zed.
drzave in druge zavezniske sile
tekom prihodnjih dveh let fl
nancirati uvoz ziveza in druge-
ga blaga Nemcijo. To sc DO
storilo, pravi izjava drzavnega
departmental, da Sc prepreci "bo-
lezen in nemirnost Nemciji."
Toda Byrnes je v tel zvezi po-
dal osebno izjavo, da bodo ime-
lie prvo pravico do ziveza in dru-
9Th potrebscin osvobojene deze-
le v Evropi, katerih potrebam
Sc bo morale zadostiti najprei,
potem sele DO prisla ma vrsto
Nemcija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
Anglia predlaga Rusiji
skupen unik il PerZiie

Byrnes je tudi povedal repor-
terjem, da je Angina sporoeila
Rusiji, da zeli, da bi vse tri dr.
zave, XII imajo svoje vojastvo v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12

Byrnes DO jutri odpotoval v
Moskvo, kjer Sc v soboto snide
z britskim zunanjim ministrom
Bevinom in sovjetskim zuna-
MIN komisarjem Molotovom. Ia
konferenca sc DO lotila della, XII
je ostalo nedokoncano. pretek-
lega septembra, ko Sc je izja.
lovila konferenca zunanjih mi
nistrov v Londonu.
Byrnes vzame ma. kOnferencO
v Moskvo sest pomocnikov
Kakor sc je zvedelo, bo wei
Byrnes v Moskvo seboj sest po-
mocnikov in posebnih svetoval-
cev, med katerimi bodo John
Carter Vincent, sef oddelka "a
Daljnji who'd; H. Freem n
Mathews, sef evropskega oddel-
ka, in Charles E. Bohlen, vodil-
nj ekspert "a ruske posle v dr.
zavnem departmental.
Byrnes je izjavil, da upa, da
DO gen. Marshall v teku prihod-
njih par dni sposoben odpoto-
vati ma Kitajsko kot poslanik.
Rekel je, da je pripravljeno po-
sebno letalo, da ponese Mar
shalla ma njegovo novo posto-
janko, kakor nitro ga kongres-
nj odsek, XII preiskuje napad ma
Pearl Harbor, odpusti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
Observation-Disclosures
NASA BOzICNA IZDAJA

KOt je bil0 v navadi zadnjih
par let, bono tudi "a letOsnje
bozicne praznike imen vsak dan
prilogo z oglasi nasih trgovcev,
ki svOjim odjemalcem In poset-
nixon v0scijo vesele praznike.
Dodali bono seveda tudi poseb-
no ctiyo, kar bo naprayilo naso
bOzicno stevilk0 skozi vsak dan
posebno privlatno. Nase Genie
ne citatelje op0zarja da smo
= danasnjim dnem priceli : ma
So boSicno prilogo ter jo homo
nadalj ljevaH vsak dan do bozica.
AR4aa N = = = = = r - r - 49, ! =
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Flint Game
Is Feature

While most state high school
teams have packed their equip
ment for the season, the annual
Thanksgiving bay prep football
menu remains as appetizIng as
.eraF.
Standing out in Thursdays con-
tests is the Flint city champion
ship game between Central and
Northern Atwood Stadium
before an expected capacity crowd
of 1000. This game is not only
for the city crown. II also viii
decide the champion Of the SagI-
nav Valley League.
Flint Central has lost only one
game in eight starts, losing 10
MuSkegon.
Two more Saginaw Valley
schools Will settle a city rivalry.
Saginaw Arthur Hill and Saginaw
High. Arthur Hill is favored over
the school that last year won all
its games. but had rough going
IN this campaign.
Two other big turkey games
between established rivals will see
Lansing Sexton tangle with Ian
sing Eastern on the Michigan
State gridiron, and South and
Union in the annual fixture Of
Grand Rap;dS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Sports
BREV|T| les

New Jersey racing commission
proposes its tracks be permitted
to keep all brcakage . 70 help
give them q good start
PhilIies have signed Johnny
Nee, VINO resigned a. Yankee
scout Travis Jackson, eX-
Giant >hort>top signs 20 manage
Jackson Mss IN Southeastern
League.
Jim CastigTTa, eN-GcOrgetoWn
iuilbaCk. and Rocco Canale, tackle
both out Of services. have re-
ioined Philadelphia Eagles and
VIII play against Washington sun
day Murray Patrick. Ranger
deten>eman, has received a GER
tfcate Of commendation from
Brig. Gen. Fitzpatrick. president
Of Madison Square Garden. for
serving IN armed forces longer
than any other hockey player.
Pete LeSwick. indianapolis
Caps. scored FIVE points last week
ID hold lead in American Hockey
League scoring race with p
points o.. Catcher Ken Silvestri,
former unders tudy 10 Bill Dickey
with Yankees. has received his
Amy dlSchargo
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
It's Iced and Ready TO 60

the Special run Saturday Stevens crown
prince Of the justly popular House Of Stevens haG the Of
wine iced and ready and placed station back Of the
clubhouse.
II happened that of the interests represented the Spe
ca five of them stabbed home stretch side of the
track. Behind the grandsand, that IS
The exception the Calumet Farm entry which stables
the ncd what known in the vernacuar Of the
tracks the backside
champagne loaded ready roll, Joe turning
back the clubhouse when the driver called TO him
Say, Mr.. Joe there's going to be lot of traffic
around here right after the and Dont to get to
the barn before they get back there With the horse
think I'd better keep this thing pointed toWard Ben
Jones, don't you?"
Which, you know proved TO be good judgment If Jones
these Specials wont be long until they can
champagne wagon loose and will TO he right barn
by itself.
On the other hand if doesn't stop winning en- owner
Warren Wright may find himself hard put TO keep Plnkey
Brown boy in the style TO which Pink has
become accustomed.
said Pinkey, lifting his glass dainty with
finger which named properly eeFaei can
easily myself getting to like this stuff "hat
they rait IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

we'll over 200. Joe Norris Is eN-
pecting q lot from Chuck a. he
gains additional match game eN-
perlcnce.
would advise YOU 10 watch
thi, boy because he's got every
thing. He has extra speed
when II II necessary and rolls
probably the most powerful ball
in Detroit today.
With veterans like Reopen
hagen. Norris and Grygier giving
this newcomer a little ALLEY adj
wee" he is sure 10 go long way
He throws a two-fnger hall with
a closed grip, takes five steps and
picks a spot about T. feet out
over the foul line.
Chuck'S advice il 10 develop
good timing by constant prac
tice. Throw the ball well over
the foul line. Don't experiment
too much. shift your starting
point on the approach To M
alley conditions and use speed
to it, best advantage.
tAitar. note. Tomorrow Bnl kent ~
- 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Has Both Winners
In ST., OH Double

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20 lUP)
Fans who backed Jockey 2. Lang
cashed in yesterday when he rode
both ends o! a SlOl7 daily double
AZ PImhCO.
The young rider charged down
the line on Woodbuck 20 win the
FIRST race AZ a $40 win mutuel.
That huge double was caused by
Lang win on Pilates Dream with
a STA WIn price IN the second
race.
II was The first WIn Of the year
for Pilates Dream
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Bill Corun,
Soon the Wine Car Will Maryland Features
Trarel BY Itself, Eb? Southern Charm
FOLKS AND FACTS AND FANCIES
BY BILL CORUM

Down IN Maryland where they believe that a touch Of
color and tradition and friendly sporting atmosphere
do he sport OF racing HARM the Maryland Jockey Club
customary sends of champagne to the winning stable
after the running of the Preakness Dixie Pmico Special
Pimllco Futurty, etc.
IL perhaps doesn't much that small metal replica OF
each years Preakness winner painted his stables silks
IN the breeze the clubhouse the hill Or that
his name is painted around the the stands along with
othewe forgotten winners of by Or that there Is
always eyeflng floral blanket waiting the horse the
ners ccefor the winner of the Special small throwaway
rug of golden chrysanhemums
No. these things probably don't mean much But folks
To appreciate noted several ladies in the club
house happily wearing from Armeds blanket last
Saturday We that also like these touches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

halt.
b &C X, around
so He IS
Chuck Boehn
He has been
bowling only
SIN wears IS "A
hook ball art
i>t. ard this Is
his FIRST year
with Stroh His
record so far
this season has
been outstand-
N y carving
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
JaqIowick 10 Practice

Jaglowicz basketball team viii
practice At Munger intermediate
AT : p. m. tomorrow. All candi-
dates report 10 CaS~ CaSuCCl
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Boehm Promising

Our worlds match Introduction
today concerns another young fell
low. IS. with the appearance of a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office


 Anchorage, Alaska.
 January IS, l945. Notice is hereby given that Fred Peterson has made application for a five-acre tract under the act of May 26, 1884 GAS Stat. 809) described as lot c of the Pederson Hill Group of Homesites, Plat of Survey No. 2386, situated on Glacier Highway, approximately 10 miles northwest of Juneau, containing 500 acres. Anchorage Serial No. 010578 and 1t is now in the files of the District Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB,
 Register. First publication, Jan. 31, 1945. Last publication, March 28, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
VETERANS GUIDE
 By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

about $150.'
 Joe's problem represents a con- pound fracture of the illusions. Ac- customed to an income of more than $7,200 a year, he is confused and chagrined at prospects of adjusting himself to a civilian income of less than $2,000.
 He had been a pursuit pilot and a good one. He had learned plenty about small planes and fighting and how to handle men. But he knew no more about the business of pub fishing a magazine than he had known in 194l when he entered the army.
 Perhaps more typical than ,Joe's case is that of the ex-staff ser 'geant who used to work in Wilson's drug store on Main Street after high school hours. He became a member of a BIT crew, and received overseas about $163 a month plus clothes and keep, which, added an- ether estimated $l25 month or the practical equivalent of s65 a week. s
 It's clear that the returning vet in many cases will have to give Up any high or fancy ideas about money that he developed in the service. We can't start resting on our laurels we can't Sit back thinking the country owes ris a living. Ne
 Our practical readjustment is to take the most suitable job we can find, kid ourselves into thinking we're overpaid. and then prove we're worth it.
 In a sincere effort to adjust our- selves to a new postwar America, we can insist on getting our fair rights, but we must give as well as take.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
0pA 0FFICIAl5
 ARE IN JUNEAU
 FOR CONFERENCE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
 To Meet in Evening

Managers of three District or fees of the Office of Price Ad- ministration are in Juneau for conference with Director Mildred R. Hermann, and Price Enforce ment Division officers, on the re- vised maximum price regulation, No. 194, which is Alaska's basic price regulation.
 The district managers have the important job of transmitting and explaining the new regulations to merchants in their respective localities. Present for the confer ence are William c. Byrd, Ketchi- kan; Harold J. Butcher, Anchor age, and Reuel Griffin, Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Hermann said that RMPR l94, which goes into effect today, provides for certain changes which will greatly simplify the pricing policies established by the original regulations. It also extends cover age of several important aspects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
THRILLER OPENS
 AS BIG FEATURE
 kT 1OTH CENTURY

A beautiful heiress, a fabulous estate, a money-maniac, a romantic detsctive-all add up to the suS- pense- packed thriller of the year, Bermuda Mystery" which IS scheduled to opent tonight at the 20th Century Theatre.
 The rcllicking fast-paced 20th Century hit, revolving about the murder mystery that shocked two continents, features Preston FJster as the romantic detective, Ann Rutherford as the zany heiress and Charles Butterworth as the mill licnaiis marked as the last victim in the long and exciting series of sensational murders.
 Ctlc CTS in the cast of the comedy thriller are Helene Reynolds, Jean Ecward and Richard Lane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28

WASHINGTON-This story about Jce multiplied several thousand times - gives a glimpse of one of the major problems being encounter ed by veterans returning to civilian life.
 Jce's boss, the editor of an impor- tant magazine, told me about this :: how Jce has been discharged from the Air orce because of disability, how before the war he had been an snterprising young fellow in the magazines research department, and how four years later, at 26, he had reached the rank of lieutenant col onel before leaving the army.
 Joe returned to his old office looking, of course. for job.
 You know Joe said, Pm sup posed to have the right to my old job But wasn't making much in those days, so though maybe you might have something more impor- tant for me-
 T recognize your rights, Joe ? the editor said, "and the promise that your old job would be here for you still holds.
 There's future for you here, Joe. You were a hard worker. You can go long way with us. But remem- Der we're publishing magazine - nos flying P5l's. know you can learn the business, and we'll be glad to put you back on your old job not at your old salary of SPA week but at $35."
 But" Joe interrupted, do you realize what I've been earning? I got sz9l67 a month base pay. plus rental and subsistence allowances of S126. Then got flying pay. over seas pay and a fogie. was making over $500 a month and you offer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
BUY WAR BONDS
IN PROBATE NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN PRC3ATE NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY In the United States Commissioners Court at Juneau, Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN I. WILLS, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned administrator of said estate will sell at auction to the highest bidder the following items of personal property. namely ::
 Trolling Boat the MARIE"
 No. 31-A-309- complete with engine. e
 Winchester Rifle, Model 70,
 Cal. 270 with telescope sight,
 Colts 38 Revolver,
 Pr. Zeiss Binoculars,
 1 Box of Assorted Mechanics
 tolls,
 l New Wool Sleeping Bag,
 Small camera. and Miscel-
 laneous small items. Said sale will be held at LOO o'clock P. M. on Saturday, March 3, 1945 at the office of the U. s. Com missioner, Room 513 of the Fed eral Building. The right to reject any and all bids that are not sat- isfactory is reserved by the ad- ministrator.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Febru- ary 26th, 1945
 (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-officio Administration of the Estate of Joseph I. Wills, deceased. First publication, Feb. 27, 1945. Last publication, March 2, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
I0WN5END CLUB HEAR TALKS Al
 NIGHT SESSION

The Juneau Townsend Club heard addresses last night by Jesse D. Lander, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Russell T. Maynard Director of the Department of Pub lie Welfare, and Michael J. Haas.
 Out-of- town visitors who were in- troduced and invited to speak were Ed. Kerr and Hanford Henning, both of Ketchikan, delegates to the Pioneers annual Igloo held in Ju- neau last week, and Mir and Mrs. Emmett Hodges of Sitka.
 President G. E. Almquist hurried through the business meeting to give more time to the speakers and allow a longer dancing period which was enjoyed. Music was played by E. M. Mcintyre, violinist; Mrs. Carl c. Collen, pianist, and MT. Collen and A. J. Goodman alternating at the drums.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
CAPITOL SHOWING FILM MAN FROM
 FRISCO" TONIGHT

The Man From Frisco an am- bilious story right up to the times of today carrying much of the ex- citement of Americas production trump, opens tonight at the Capitol.
 The theme is shipbuilding and the race with time. The setting IS a small town. keyed to it's shipyards- their leisurely pace and highly re- spected product - until a young production dynamo takes over to show how things should be donc
 Three of the principals in the cast tell why tie Man From Frisco" is such a big timely feature. The three are Michael O'Shea, Gene Lockhart and Anne Shirley. Those who add to the production are Ray Walker now in Juneau, Robert Warwick and Tommy Bond.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28

ATTENTION SHRYNERS! Regular monthly business meet ing Friday, 8 p. m., at American Legion Duguot
 J. w. LEVERS, Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28
HAROLD GUNDERS0N BUYS ANOTHER LOT,
 WAYN0R ADDITION

Harold Gunderson has purchased from Charles Waynor the lot ad- jcining the home he purchased some week ago, in the Waynor Addition. The house which Gunderson pur- chased was one of the first homes being built by MT. Walter Stutte un- der the new ruling of permitting fif- teen homes to be built in Juneau. MT. Gunderson's plans for the new purchase has not yet been made public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-28

GET RIGHT for the spring and Summer Season. The Mineral Baths at Warm Springs Bay will put you in Tip-Top Shape. Clean, Furnished cabins. Groceries, Liquors and To- baccos.
 ONEILL & BENTON,
 Baranof, Alaska.