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McGRATH, ALASKA. NOV. 5. 192L
CHARGES
U tfjust Treatment of Sol
diers in France Denied
By Army Officials*^
Washington, Nbv, 3—^Keeper*
3istent chargesj>t Senator Watr
son,. of Georgia,. that, American
soldiers , h act, .receivedthe |se
veresv posfitbks v„ sen tepees on
trivial changes and, that, soldiers
were servin-g,senteocestiai^'rancQ
without, .cpurfc f. martial other
forp<0.£ legal trials, has-, caused
tbei appointment of,,a special
Seriate committee to investigate
the same.
Secretary of .War Weeks and.
other J Arhi.y.i OfiEicials deny that
soldiers were ever unduly..pun
ished or that any. are now serv
ing. sentences in France,v other
ihap those convicted in civilian
courts,
August Woiden arrived, Tuesday af
ternoon, depamipec- Thursday morning
Tor Qrayiing creek.
Mike Boaicb, from Candle, arrived
VJoDday,, returning again on Tuesday.
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WITH $6,000
Bride of Two Months
at. Seattle Takesdtter.
Own Life.,
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Seattle, Sitting up
right in a chair, rwith five thou
sand dollars,Liberty bonds in
her lap#, .Mr& .JLapgeivthe two
months' bride-of Geo.W. danger,
i was * fauna dead in her , home,
this morning., .
Investigation proved that she
had taken her own life*,and be
fore- committing..,the (desperate
act had left a nqte directing that1
the bonds and other valuables be
given to her mother, but giving
no reason whv^she no,.longer
wished to live, "
WANT
Orgaw-Says - Tt&fcOnly
Good-Bootlegger Is
a,Dead Qae;
• Washington, Nov:. 1.—-‘*The
Only Good Bootlegger Is a Dead
Bootlegger*”? is the headline in
the World Is- Digest of Reform
News, the organ „Qf . the Meth
odist Temperance Board.
This.is^said Ao<be the-- forerun
ner of a campaign to be.started
by the* ■ Methodist Temperance
Society-ito compel' the enforce
inenfc of the Yofefead prohibition
law. .
... Frank Monknaan,. well known -old
timer, ieoa the.-^rail leading to An
chorage,, where Mi-3. Monk man now is,
and where,they will. make their home
during the present winter.
Who Knows Carl Schiel t
Mother Anxious to Hear
[ 12 Mathias Ave..
i Jamaica, H 1'.,
June 14tb* 14>21l _
Chief of ]Police,....
Id itarod* Alaska:
Dear Sir—Can you furnish tse, with
any information regarding? »y. son,
,Karl G. Schiel?- If alive, he would be
about 35vyears old. fie is about 5 feet
9- inches in height, has curly light
brown-hair, and ^.gray eyes. -He was
marked with soav&of burns on his side
and arms. . The last time ! beard from
him was by letter from Bellingham,
Wash., on January 28th, 1914.- Ae was
then leaving with avparty to go pros
pecting about tOOipailes- north of Mc
Carty, Alaska.
I have waited aodbopedfon a letter
or some news of hiotaatt* these years,
and now I am getting»old; and I want
: to try to find out whftfrtJbeeame of him
before I die.
Any information yen can-furnish me
will Nbe greatly appreciated. Thank
you in advance, I remain,
5 „^_Very respectfully,
. Mrs. Mary Schiki, ■«,.
GEOt H01FMAN
Maparmute, Alaska i
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