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! ALL ALIENS
London, May 13—Premier Asquith
made the announcement today that all
' adult alien enemies in Great Britain
; vvill be interned, and in some instances
i women and children also. Rioting a
< gainst Germans continue® in various
I places in the country, and all avail
able police have been summoned to
< quiet the disorder.
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Johannesburg, May 13—All the
j German establishments in this city,
hotels, saloons, warehouses .theaters.
! etc., have Wen wrecked by anti-Ger
man mobs.
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NORTHWESTERN SOUTHBOUND
The big steamer Northwestern on
her way south from the Westward
was in port this morning. She ar
rived about 9:30 and was in port
about an hour. Her passengers from
this port are Edward Nelson, and
Mrs P. Wallace. She took on a
j small consignment of iced salmon
; from the Ketchikan Cold Storage
1 company.
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A BOAT EVERY THREE HUORS
> W. J. Sully, the carpenter, is dem
| r.-’ra'ing that his shop is right up
• to the minute, by turning out a skiff
; -very thr. e hours. He has a contract
: •>. taming ov.t twenty trap tenders
! for tie Fidalgo Packing company, and
i has a whole fleet of them finished
and ready for delivery.
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A Bald Head Only Indicates
that the scalp has been neglected. We
recommend that you use
$&xaJUL ffair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes the hair to
fall out and will keep the scalp healthy.
I The Ketchikan Drug l»o„ Inc.
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Beating Their Board Bill, at the
j Dream tonight. adv.
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Skelly and then more Skelly at
i the Dream tonight. adv.
The Weekly Miner $3 per year.
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Queenstown, May 13—Many bodies
I iro reported to be floating in the
sea near Glendore, and trawlers have
I been sent out to look for them.
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THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS
The Camp lire Girls is a National
’ Irganization for gills betweeu the
iges of twelve andlueuty. along lines
similiar to the Boy Scouts. The Or
' ganization is only a little over three
years old and has sprung into great
prominence all over the Vnited States
I in the past year. Many articles have
, ippeared in the leading papers and
! magazines descriptive of its aims and
work and the foremost educators and
social workers of the Vnited States
| ire the active heads of the orgnnizn
; 'ion.
Its purposes are to teach the com
mon things of daily life and the chief
means of beauty, romance and adven
■ tore, and to aid in forming habits
.linking for health and vigor by en
•enraging the out-of-door habit and
' ;he cultivation of the out-of-door
spirit. It also aims to devise ways
f measuring and creating standards
! of woman's work: togive girls the
opportunity to learn how to “keep
step,” to learn team work through
doing it; to help girls and women to
serve the community—the larger
I home—in the same ways that they
. have always served the individual
home, and to give status and social
j recognition to the knowledge of the
mother, thus restoring the intimate
relationship of mothers and daught
ers to each other.
I The ladies of the local Draper Club
j sre organizing the first Ketchikan
! .'amp Fire. The girls have already
J held two or three meetings, applied
! for a charter and have named the
1 'oeal The Lamonte Camp Fire. In
, order to raise the funds necessary to
' -mrchase their paraphernalia they have
j decided to hold a “Goodie” sale n-:xt
Saturday afternoon, May loth, in the
-oom adjoining the' Stedman Cafe.
| Encourage the girls by your liberal
: i>atronage and take home a treat to
| ‘he folks as well.
FRIGHTENED
Constantinople, May 13—Thirteen
thousand wounded Turkish soldiers
have arrived in this city from the
Gallipoli l’oninsula . Their appear
ance have terrified the residents of
the place.
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SEATTLE IN PROM THE SOUTH
With a good big passenger list,
and all the freight she could accom
modate, the City of Seattle arrived
irom the south between ten and
eleven this morning. Her passengers
for Ketchikan were W. 11. Butt, U.
.1. Minthorue, O. L. Ejde, Carl A.
Sutter, and thirteen second class.
Five passengers boarded her here,
C. A. Fox on his way to Petersburg,
.1. C. Nichols for Juneau, Margaret
Russell, Hadley, Mrs. James Sparl
ing and daughter Ora for Treadwell,
■and Martin Kiidall returning to hif
home at Petersburg.
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AMERICANS DIE FOR WOMEN
Queenstown,—The investigation by
the local Irish authorities into the
loss of the Lusitania proves that the
ioss of the Lusitania proves that the
cause for such a large American loss
was that the Americans refused to
leave the ship, but assisted in saving
the women and children until there
was no more time for them to save
themselves. They went to their death
that the women and children might
live.
Coroner’s Jury Reports
Kinsale,—The coroner’s jury, fil
ing reports this morning of the in
quiry into the death of five of the
victims of the Lusitania disaster,
finds that they came to their death
by prolonged immersion in the sea
and the resulting exhaustion owing
0 the sinking or the Lusitania by
torpedoes fired by a German sub
marine. The report describes the
crime as appalling and that it was
committed contrary to international
law.
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Hearst-Selig News Pictorial at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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WITH THE UNTREATED. NO EXPENSE, INCONVENIENCE OR
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recarv( F. O. E.; C. of R., Red Men;
A. R., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian
Red Men’s Hall. Offioe Hours from
1 to 5 p.m. Telephone No. 96.
Comfortable, sunny furnished rooms
for rent, fine view. Apply the Miner
office. adv.
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