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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
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MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
FOURTH AND B STREETS
On Second and Fourth Tuesdays
At 8 P. M.
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Secretary Dictator.
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TIME CHANGES
COBLEXZ.—There is no longer
any set standard for the strength
of a division in the German army,
say American experts. This is re
garded as important in view of the
fact that delegates at • the Peace
"Conference not long ago suggest, I
that the German army be limited
to six divisions.
At the beginning of the war a
; German division comprised about
10,000 men. In the latter part of
the war the divisions consisted of
three infantry and one artillery regi
ments. with pioneers, signalmen and
various other technical troops num
bering approximiately 9,000 men.
At present, it is declared, no divi
sion in the German army has 5.000
men and there are probably divi
sions with less than one thousand
men.
!' In demobilization it has obviously
been the policy to make the regi
ment the prime unit, but to retain
in existence all divisional staffs of
divisions which existed in July. 1914.
It is probable, according to the
experts with the American Army of
Occupation, that there stil exist in
the German army one hundred or"
more divisional staffs in more or
less skeleton forms- These divisions
are "demobilized" but not dissolved.
Apparently it has been the purpose
to retain a considerable number of
staffs in skeleton form until the
future of the German army is def
initely decided by the National
Assembly in Weimar.
Taking these facts into considera
tion, the American officers who ha .’e '
made a careful study of the de- '
mobilization of the German army
as well as all other facilities of the
f
enemy troops say that the term •
division in connection with the pres-j
ent Germany army has no standard
meaning. In connection with the!
future army of Germany the Ameri- ’
I cans assert that the term division j
requires a defining clause such as i
a "division on pre-war establish-*
: ment” or a "division on establish
ment basis existing November 11.
1018.”
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BERING OUTFIT
U BE READ!
Active work on the prospecting
and development work of the Ber
ing River Coal company’s property
has begun, according to Geo. Haze
lett. who recently returned to Cor
dova after a month spent in Katalla
says the Cordova Herald.
AH machinery necessary for the
work now is practically in position
and within the time specified the
work of driving the tunnels should
be under way. F. R. Van Campen.
who has been in charge of the work
and carried it through successfully
thus far resigned some time ago
and John J. Jones, of Newcastle,
Wash., has been employed to suc
ceed him.
Twenty-two men are now em
ployed at the mine, and it is ex
pected to tap the coal at $50 feet.
The Chilkat Oil company is now
erecting two new steel storage tanks
of 250 and 500 barrels capacity
and also a new still which will add
greatly to the capacity of the com
pany in supplying oil.
It is expected this year to drill
four new wells, each of which will
be about 1,000 feet deep. One
hundred tons of new casing has
been landed on the ground and lum
ber is being cut for necessary der
ricks and buildings.
A clip has been invented for hold
ing a spoon on the edge of a cook
ing utensil or medicine glass.
NOTICE
All residents of Xenana are re
quested to remove the winter’s
accumulation of refuse and rubbish
on their premises, to comply with
the Fire and Sanitary Regulations,
of the Department of the Interior,
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
Land and Industrial Department.
Failure to comply with the above
regulations within a reasonable
time, subjects the owner of such
lot to forfeiture proceedings as per
Circulars No’s. 458 and 554.
CARL SCHMIDT,
Townsite Manager
Apr. 12-16-19.
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CAPTAIN GREEN AND WIFE
TO LIVE AT CHENA
Captain and Mrs. Georgre Green
left Fairbanks for Chena yesterday
morninjr, where they will reside
until the opening; of navigation on
the river.
They will occupy the Adams
cabin, which they have rented of
Captain Adams, of the Julia B.
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Now Open for Business with
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Department of the Interior
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NOTICE
Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor of the genera! office
Duilding, Alaskan Engineering com
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and ran
be purchased in sufficient time be
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at 7 a. m.
Menana—The Gatewaj to McKinley
National Park.
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