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ARE FOREVER
BARREDFROM
CITIZENSHIP
In the District Court Saturday
afternoon United States Attorney Wil
liam A. Munly, by request pf the bu
reau of naturalization, presented to
the court petitions in the name of the
United States that the declarations
of intention to become citizens of the
United States heretofore made by
Fred Nilson Hagerup, Carl Alfred Lar
son and Petrus Albin Bystrom of Val
dez; Frederick Axel Jensen and Olaf
Nordeng of Seward; Arthur Matson,
Carl Lundgren, John Love, Frank
mil Hanson, Jens Olof Alofson and
Johan Arvid Nystrom of Anehorage,
he cancelled and held for naught, and
that an order be entered upon the
records of the court forever barring
the parties above named from becom
ing citizens of the United States.
Upon a hearing on the petitions
Judge Brown made an order and de
cree cancelling the declarations of the
parties above named and forever bar
ring the parties from becoming citi
zens of the United States.
This action on the part of the gov
ernment and the court is the result of
the endeavor of the parties to escape
military duty under the draft laws.
All of the men above named were
within the ages prescribed by the
draft laws, and were mustered into
the service, and that they might be
exempt from duty each of the parties
made and executed an affidavit which
reads in part as follows:
“That I hereby withdraw my inten
tion to become a citizen of the United
States, which withdrawal I under
stand shall operate and be held to
cancel my declaration to become a
citizen of the United States and shall
forever debar me from becoming d
citizen of the United States.” * * *
Of the parties named eight are sub
jects of Sweden; two or Norway, and
one of Denmark. All have been resi
dents of Alaska for several years and
some of them are well known here.
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W. A. C. Baldwin left this morning
for Chitina, where he has accepted a
position at S. O. Breedman’s hotel.
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' ARRESTED AT FRONTIER
GENEVA, March 31 (by Associated
Press).—It is reported that the Arch
duke Joseph Francis and Julius Om
meich, a former millionaire, dressed
as peasants, have been arrested while
attempting to cross the Hungarian
frontier into Germany. They have
been taken back to Budapest and im
prisoned.
AUSTRALIANS HAVE PLAN
THAT MIGHT BE COPIED
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|MELBOURNE, March 31 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Minister of Defense '
Wise announces that under the de- i
Tense act employers refusng to re' i
instate returned soldiers are liable to
a fine of £500. He added that the <
court could order the fine paid to the i
employe not reinstated. 1
ALASKA MINING STOCKS:
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NEW YORK, March 31.—Alaska '
Gold. 3(4; Alaska Juneau, 2. 1
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SMALLPOX ARE !
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Two cases of small pox developed S
n Cordova last night, which arrived J
in the same boat from Seattle about •
wo weeks ago. Those afflicted are £
diss Lenora Murry and a child of Mr. •
ind Mrs. Chauncey Peterson of An- S
ihorage. Mr. Peterson left for the J
veRtward about a week ago and a •
vire from Seward states that he has »
ilso been stricken with the disease J
nd is in quarantine there. I
Both of the local cases are mild J
mes and a strict quarantine will be j
naintained of all known contacts. The •
lealth officers report that there is no J
ause for alarm and no general quar- !
ntine will be declared unless there J
re further developments. •
All of the school children will be •
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accinated at the school on Tuesday }
norning by Dr. W. H. Chase, and the •
leople generally are receiving a “shot i
n the arm” as a precaution against •
aking the disease. J
The Peterson child is said to be J
iractically over her attack and is past •
he contagious state. i
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•OUR GERMAN SUBS ON !
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HARWICH, England, March 31 (by J
Associated Press).—Four German sub- !
narines, convoyed by the American J
ubmarine tender Bushnell, left for •
he United States today, carrying more 2
han the required number of officers. •
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Hot cakes or mush served from 6 •
. m. to 11 a. m. at Lindig’s Grill, 2
vith all meat or egg orders, without •
xtra charge. 31-2t
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March 31, April 1
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Catsup, large bottle. 30c |
Royal Baking Powder, 1-lb can, per can. 45c
Flavoring Extracts, 2-oz. bottles, per bottle.... 35c !
Heinz’s India Relish, per jar. 20c
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I S. & W. Pineapple, per can.. 30c
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, Sea Foam Washing Powder, large package,
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