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FLU KILLED OVER
200,000 HUNS
(By Jacob hriis. )
CHRISTIANIA. Mar., 4— l have
scon reports from a number ot coun*
tries on the ravages of Spanish in
fluenza.
I have a distinct impression that
Germany has lost more victims :o
this strange sicknes.- than any othe
country.
It was reported that more than
200X00 men in the western front
army died from it.
Two women took, a seat in fron'
of me on the train going out ot
Sassritz. i1 have spent two week
in Germany. ) All their talk was
about Spani h influenza and how it
was the most terrible thing that had
ever come to the neighborhood of
Sassnitz.
They spoke of entire families, as
many as five, six and eight people,
nil dead and buried.
They talk about one cemetery
near their city where the sextons
and grave diggers were kept so
busy they had .not time to bury all
the victims and the coffins waiting
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buiial were piled from the floor lo
Hi* ceiling of the cemetery chapel.
There is a food problem in Ger
many. 1 doubt whether it is more
serious there than in the neutral
countries and Russia. I could buy
much the same kind of meals , ami at
only slightly higher prices, in Ger
many as in Norway and Sweden.
C heap meals at the poorer clas
restaurants always leaves one with .
feeling of unsatified hunger. A:
the middle and upper class restau
rants. however, the food is fair, and
one tan get satisfaction.
In a Berlin restaurant, I .^aw a
man eating two fried eggs. I askc»
the waiter to bring me two fried
eggs, exactly like those— which
pointed at with my finger to make
• u** the waiter understock.
Hi' waiter smiled, and explained
tha* our friend had just come in
from the country, bringing the two
c.rg" with b*m. He said they were
perfectly willing I should have two
f -icd eggs for my breakfast, and all
the. would ask of me would he— two
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G •<>,! night— that is what you Am
ericans say. i<n’t it— good night.
Thee i-' no doubt that the masse *
p oplo of Germany, this moment.
1: i ' far happier much more filled
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offer. If aur prices are nat satisfactory we wiH retura the furs and pay trans
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with real joy, than they were when
1 saw them four months ago.
Then they were slow and sour and
sad.
Now, they pat each other on the j
hack. They sing .-ongs. There is danc* ]
ing and foolishness on the streets.
They have found some kind of a joy
that is new to them. How long it will
1 last, 1 can’t tell. But I saw it, and not
i iced it— Germany’s new joy.
WEDDED TO
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! TOKIO Keb.. 4— By A. P.— The
j ‘marriage to Buddha” of a young wo
j man of the highest nobility of Japan j
j has attracted wide attention. Her fath
cr. Viscount Sengoku. Isan official of j
the Impenal Household Department
an«l the young woman is an adopteo |
daughter of Prince Kujo. The*young!
i woman’s h<ad was shaved in the cour- !
i se of a ceremony of much display and :
solemnity at the Zuiryu temple in Klo - J
! to, and it is understood that under j
, her new name-of “Sun Purity of the j
Zuiryu Temple”, she becomes recogo-.
nixed as the designated successor of'
; the abbess of one of the great Budd-;
dstic. establishments in Kioto. As such J
1 .-he at once came up to Tokio to be j
Why be satisfied with the wear you
get frees ordinary boots
when you get so much more from “Hi-Press?”
This is no idle Unix, but a fast proven bv miners,
farmers and construct 1 \vcrucrs horn AImja o
Mexico. “Ili-Prc: if made b/ a new and better
method—the greatest o.,'< snea m footwear in fifty ) ears.
We use the toughest r V ? cvar evolved—achuhy the
same kind that goes i > Coodi'i-.i Auto Tires. 1 here
»to bo no wonr-nntA'd .hoboot .molded
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it’s wonderfully comfortaMe.
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When next yon !!: the trc!l 17 the
Shupnc—shov/n here. J ho White
Hip is best for the sluiced a:'d there
are many other styles. t^r the
footwear with the Red Line Tteund
the fop—that’s Press."
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ALMONDS WALNUTS
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NOTICE OF SALE.
NO. S— 130
In the- District Court for the Territory
of Alaska, Third Division
The Harriman National Bank of Alas
ka, at .Seward, a Corporation
Plaintiff.
Against
Frank L. Ball aim*, and Geneviev;
Ballaine, .. Defendants,
In and by virtue of a Special Lx
ecution issued out of the United Stai
es Court at Valdez Alaska, in th.
above entitled cause, and dated th
10th day of February, 1919, I hav- |
levied upon all the right, title and in
terest of the Defendants in and to a:l
those certain tracts or parcels of land
lying and being in the Town of Sew
ard, in the Third Division of the Ter
ritory of Alaska, covered by the Unit
ed States Official Surveys No. 72
North and No. 726 South and by pat
ent from the United States Govern
ment to Frank L. Ballaine for the
same, described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Twenty-nine (29) and Thirty
(30) in Block Ten, (10), and Lot^
Twenty-seven (27) and twenty fcigm I
(28) in Block Twenty-Five, (25) a
shown by and according to the dedi
cation, map and plat of the Town of
Seward, filed for record with the
United States Commissioner and Ex
Officio Recorder for the Kenai Pre
cinct, in Book 2 of Deeds at pages 1.
5. and 6 of the records of said pre
cinct. Together with all and singular
the tenements, hereditaments, appur
tenances and improvements unto the
several specific tracts and parcels as!
above described belonging.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
[ will on Tuesday the First day of
April. A. D. 1919, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the office of
the United States Marshal at Seward
Alaska, Sell all the right, title and in
terest of the defendants in and to the
above described real property, at pub
lic auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash, to satisfy said Special
Execution amounting to $2635.00
costs and accrued costs.
Dated at Seward Alaska, this 3rd
day of March, A. D. 1919.
F. R. Brenneman, United States
Marshal.
By, Isaac Evans, Deputy.
| Gateway, Seward.
First Pub. March 3rd 1919.
Last Pub. March 31st 1919.
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