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The Alaska Juneau
Douglas Island News
FOR THE BOYS ‘OVER THERE”
VOL. 1
TREADWELL, ALASKA, OCTOBER 16, 1918
NO. 4
THE TREADWELL COMPANY’S
HONOR ROLL
•Alsdorf, Wm.
Allen. Coe.
Anderson, Wm. J.
•Angona, Wm.
Balrner, David
Buhl, Peter
•Butler, Wm.
Bulllngton, Garl'd
•Baker, L. A.
Caraway, F. D.
Carpenter, K. L.
Carpenter, Paul
Caya. Wm. A.
•Coryel, C. E.
Danos, Angelos
•Davidson, John D
•DeMontoion, Pier.
•Davlch, Cris
Decker, B. P.
•Dermody, G. J.
•Ellis, R.
Garn, A. A.
Garn. W. A.
Grundler, Oscar
Grewar, Chan.
Guskey, F. J.
•Henson. Fred J.
•Hickman, F. O.
•Hornar, Chas.
Higley, Leo J.
•Hessemer, Robt.
Jackson, Edw.
Jackson, Elmer
Jernlgan, Earl
Kinsle, D. J.
•Latt, L. R.
Marlottt, John
McCormick, R., Jr
McCormick, Jno.L.
•Morris, Tom F.
•Melanovlch, Vaso
•Moore, V. G.
* McConnell, Goo.
•Morback, Geo.
•Milligan, W. H.
•Nelson, T. L.
Oliver, Douglas
Olson, Gust
Olson, John
Pavlovich, P. 8.
Pavlovich, M. J.
Plnger, Allen
•Pullen, Royal R.
Rakocevich. Tripko
Rexrcth, Harry
•Rink, H. L.
Running, John
•Russell, Frank
•Radovich, Peter
•Saunders, S. B.
Salmonson, Cl'r’ce
Seyes, Louis
Sey, Alex.
•Sipes, P. A.
Snyder, Hary P.
Swanson, Chas. S.
•Till, Leo J.
Terry, Guy C.
Traver, R. N.
•Thomas, Louis
Van Huyleundroke
Wayland, R. G.
Wright, L. B.
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“Died in Service”
Lorin J. Church, U. 8. Marine Corps,
died of wounds.
Mist, Lydia Anderson, sister of Mrs.
Carrie Preston, recently graduated as a
nurse and has joined the Canadian Over
seas Service and will leave for the front
in December. Her brother, Carl, is at
Pullman College, attending the Officers’
Training School.
ALASKA JTOEAU COMPANY’S
HONOR BOLL
•Anderson, Algot
Allen, E. K.
Anderson, 0. J.
Andereon, A. P.
Belander, Fabian
Bissett, Jno.
Bland, C. W.
Cleveland, Geo. E.
Coughlin, R. E.
Ducey, W. F.
•Davis, W. L.
Ferdine, Chas.
Oarster, Wm.
Getchell, Geo.
•Green, Juan
Grlifln, M. L.
Guldone, Albert
Hewitt, Jaa. H.
Heacock, Chaa.
Hopper, Oilver
Jackson, Selim
Johnson, Pete, Jr.,
Kerry, Mike P.
•Larson, Cyrus
Llttleoage, J. D.
•Lund, Ivor
Metcalf, Frank A.
Miles, Harvey
Mill, A. M.
•Montanya, DeLa.O.
Nelson, Alfred M.
Nlnnls, M. A.
•Nolaeco, Julius
•Nordllng, H. a.
•Polly, B. M,
•Rakovlch, Vela
Rice, C. F.
Riman, B. S.
Rutherford, Carl A
•Shale, Ray
•Susto, Mike
Tannler, Simon
•Thcrstrom, Reuben
Vandanabeele, Alf.
Vukovlch, Steve
•West. William
The star (*) before each name in
said roili indicates we hare not their
address.
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Max Poehlmann, of Seward, has been
killed in France, according to word re
ceived by Capt. J. J. Finnegan from Sew
ard. Mr. Poehlmann is thought to be the
first Aleskan who entered the service di
rectly from Alaska, to be killed in France.
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Miss Helene Moore, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. I. H. Moore, former residents of Doug
las, has been accepted by the Red Cross
for overseas service in a hospital hut. Mias
Moore is a graduate of the University of
Washington.
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The boys of Sub-chaser 809 believe in
reciprocity, and to carry out their doctrlae
they gave a dance at the Natatorlum Hall
in Douglas on Tuesday night in return
for all the social affairs that have been
given lu their honor ou Oastineau Chan
nel thia summer.