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to
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can
see
the
eyes
of
wolves,
gathered
around
our
campflreat
night,',
andwe
must
shoot
off
a
.gun
occasionally
to
keep
them
'back,"
Berlanger,
the
leader
of
the-
expeditions,
saldi
But
the
wolves
were
only
one
of
the
hardship.
The
bitter
cold,
Berlanger
said,
was
worse
than
the
wild
animals.
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is
42
degrees
below
zero
and
they
are
walking
into'
the
wind
the
men
said
they
wish.
for
a
log
cabin-
withi
a
roaring.
fire,
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the
entire
route,
the
men
were
outfitted
with
40
pairs
of
moccasins
when
they
left
the
Klondike
But
they
said
they
weren't
sure-
that
they
wouldn't
wear
them
all
out.
Six
huskies
haul
the
equipment
used
by
the
expedition
which
is
financed
by
several
organizations
interested
in
cele
brating
the
Golden
Jubilee
ot
the
gold
rush
this
year.
Crossing
British
Columbia,
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba,
the
trail
is
rugged.
The
countryside
is
dotted
with
lakes
from
which
cold
winds
blast
at
the
mushers.
"We
have
seen
,
many
-wolves
along
the
Alaska
Highway,"
Berlanger
said,
"and
when
we
have
our
campflre
going
at
night
one
man.
must
always
stay
awake
to.
guard
against
attack.
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across
the
subarctic
regions
isn't
so-
bad-.though."
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averaging
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HAAS
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SEEKS
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WORKS'
SYSTEM:
Seeking
a
method
of
financing
a.
running
water
system
In
their
Naas,
River
village,
seven
councillors
of.
Klncollth.
conferred,
here
Tuesday
afternoon
with
Indian
Agent
James,
Glllett
and
Inspector
of
Indian
Agencies
James
Colemanwho
was
in
the
city
on
a
brief
official
visit
from
Vancouver.
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council
bore
a
petition
which
was
said
to
contain
the
names
of
80
Klncollth
residents.
Chief
Councillor
Herbert
Too-
ian
told
the
Dally
News
that
estimated
.
cost
of
the
waterworks-Installation
would
be
$10.-
000,.
part
of-
which,
would,
be
borne
by
the
villagers
and
part.
he
hoped,,
by
the
Indian
Depart
ment.
The
villagers
hope
to
have
the
water
system.
Installed
this
sum
mer.
Mr.
Tdolan
said.
As
their
part
of
the
financial,
arrange
ment,
the
villagers
had
agreed,
to
pay
an
assessment
of
$20
per
person.
Mr.
Toolan
said
that
Mr.
Coleman
had
assured
him
that
a
surveypr
would
be
sent
to
Kln-i
eolith
to,
survey,
the
project.
The
delegation
also
discussed
the
evtention
of
the
Rock
Bay
wharf
which-
serves
the
village;
Villagers
seek,
to,
have-Is
extended,
from
its
present
length
ot
75
feet
to-.
150
,feet.
The
Indian.
Department
has
already
contributed
;
$500
for.
that
purpose
and
thei
delegation,
was
assured
that
efforts
would
be
made
to
pet
the
federal
public
works
department
;tOi
bear
the
cost
of
extending
the.
wharf.
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of
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"n'ncolHh
council
who
formed
the
delegation,
were.
Chief
Councillor.
Herbert
Toolan
a'nd
Councillors
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Lincoln;
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Angus.
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US
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BILL
SIIRIABERG
B.C.
FURNITURE
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Black
IIM
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
conditions
now
permit
us
to
place
on
the
market
again
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BRAND"
SCOTCH
TYPE
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KIPPERS;
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ALASKA
BLACK
COD
SMOKED
MILD
CURED
SALMON
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them
today
from
your
Butcher
I
or
at
your
favorite
restaurant.
:
Canadian
Fish
;
AND
-
Cold
Storage
!
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LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
COMMERCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL
and
MARINE
ELECTRICIANS
HOME
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AND
REPAIRS
GOOD
WIRING
AND
GOOD
LIGHTING
Does
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It
Pays
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LTD.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
326
Second
Avenue
CASTLE
ONCE
NAZI
JAIL
IS
;
HEALTH
CENTRE
FRANKFORT
Ar
famous
medieval,
castle
in-Giessen,
Germany,
which
the
Nazis
used
as
a
prison,
,ha3
now
been
transformed
into,
a
tuberculosis
sanatorium
by
UNRRA.
Here
at
Hup-hen
Sanatorium
Nazi
victims
are
now
being
nursed
back
to
health.
Before
V-E
Day,
French,
slave
workers
were
disciplined
within
its
walls.
The
Sanatorium
was
started
shortly
after
V-E
Day
amid
the
shaos
of
German
collapse.
In
the
first
three
days
of
liberation,
17,000
displaced
persons,
newly
liberated
from
slave
labor
or,
from
concentration
camps,
milled
through
the
bombed
city.
TB
cases
among
them
had
'
to
ze
Isolated
immediately.
To
care
for
them,
UNRRA
obtained
the
requisition
of
the
Giessen
Castle.
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