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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-08-19


Utah, Constable Ben Culley and Sam
Nekis were shot and baby was
killed.
Two police officers of Methuens
| Mass, were found beaten to death,
presumably by chicken thieves.
Three persons were killed and many
injured in collision between two
limited traction cars on the Western
Ohio Traction line. nine miles north
of Piqua.
Mrs. Daniel Leroy Dresser was
granted an absolute divorce at Sioux
Falls, S. D., from Daniel Dresser, pres
ident of the Ship Building Trust and
of the Trust Company Of the Repub-
lie of New York city, on the ground of
desertion.
Dispatches from Constantinople es.
tablish beyond doubt the fact that
Mehmed Ali Bey, the Turkish minister
at Washington. has been recalled.
BY order of its directors, the Bank
of Arton, Okla, was closed pending
an investigation of its affairs by the
state bank commissioner. w. H. Rey'
nolds, cashier, is missing.
At the International Historical con
gress in Herlin American Ambassador
Hill announced that Adolphus Busch
of st. Louis was ready to give $4,000
towards the Germanic museum build
ing at Harvard.
Mrs. Bertha Hood, 80 years old. was
shot and instantly killed at her home
in Brooklyn by Ernest Seitz. "a years
old, who also shot her baby and hl;a
self.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26

mems thoughts in this humane present are still led so perslsteutly by the lust of slaughserP
 Now think of the other uses Of the flying machine for juss moment, How completely and literally the pOor little earth will lie at sbe feet of man, once he can fly; how utterly-not through the agency of physical force but oi miud-it must acknowledge itself subjugatOd; giving over in one day the ten thousand secrets 1t has boarded a million years, and laughed at mems impOsent attempts Q, alChiug. The pole, with It's barriers of ice, will be, come the playground of children each midsummer. That mystery of all sre- corded tlme, the source of the Nile, will be traced as definitely on the map 
 as the margins of Lynn canal, The re- .cesses and remoten asses of darkest A. rica will be as familiar as the streets of New York; the mysteries that are sup posed to reside in the fastnesses of the aimslsyas will be dispelled like the fog so far as those fastnesses have tc do with thelr coucealment, and Thibet will have become a mere port Of call.
 Ia view of the vast accomplishment for peace, bringing the whole surface of the glob, uuderrthe eye and accessible for the hsbltstlon and exploitation of men, how pitiiul that men should think of any other use of the flying machine. Men excuse their thinking of 1t as a killing machine by saying that such adaptation means pace through fear of going to war. And how ridiculous this, since all nations will have flying machines aud their employment in war means oaly transfer of the scene of slaughter from the earth to the sky, or a change in the methods of destruc- tiOn whereby more of It can be done In shorter time,
 Bn, this is true, that the flying ma chine means a bound forward ln the scheme of earth's progress, like waking up in the year 29OS.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
THE NORTHERN L!GHT

one of our eighth graders says the capital of Great Britain is Bristol. When did the cbonge take place2
 Mrs. Mover is again in charge of the White Pass section house.
 Owing to the fact that tue Al-Ki stopped at Troadwell three days or the the trip down, no mail was sent o her.
 George E Miss Doerrer Nora is Is always talking to me-" Miss Doer- Ter; "You ought to Oe proud otit."
 Miss Mabel Handy is in skagway staying with Mrs. Murray, She will remain during the summer.
 The seventh grade reading class has begun the study of w shiDgton's fare well address.
 There are rumors aaOat, more or less vague, of an annual to be published at the end Of the school year by the high school pupils.
 The condition Of MT Curry, who is at the White Pass hosplttl, is much im- proved.
 The seventh grade met last night for the purpose of studying the stirs The weather conditions were not all that could be desired, as at times there was a haze and the cloud, bothered some- what. Nevertheless all of the more brilliant constellations now visible were made out,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26

times the amount of damage sustaiue3 by combination in restraint of inter- state trade can be invoked to prevent a boycott by organized labor Is held by the Supreme Court of the United States in a recent decision, the case being LeOwe & O., hat manufacturers, of Danbury, conn, vs, Martin Lawlor and two hundred members of the United Hatt- ers' Union of that city, The decision of the court was auouneed by Chief Justice Fuller aud reversed the holding of United States circuit cOur5 of appeals, The opinion of the court was unanimous, and no dissending view
 was presented.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
THIS YEARS FLNNG MACHINE MEMS L JUMP FORWARD LIKE \
 THOUSAND YEARS

Even the children have taken to studying aerOuautics, branches of a Junior aero club are being founded in many cities aud towns of the United States under the encouragement of the Aero club of the Uuised States, and national and international contests are being iuaugurased. A flying machine, the dream Of nearly all If DO. "all the ages" will be realized ia the year ot I9OS-mark thst-and by the opsuing of th. big show at Seattle we will all have become so accustomed to seeing the queer things moving about in the air that we will forget that this wonderful fact was 80 lately an impossible dream.
 Won't it be perfectly lovely" to, like the wind, go where we listesh? No question of good or pad rosis-nO getting snow bound, like the ausomo- bIlis.s. New York to Paris, east or west, will be a mere mlster of giving orders, as ore says to the man on the box aitsrtne theatre, "the Fifth Aven- ue" or "home."
 But this reference to this alwrys-iu- terestiug subject Is made 10 call stteu- ton to what stress is laid upon this next great invention, upon which is ,o be ushered in a new era h the economics of the world and upon which we are fairly ou the threshOld-the stress that is laid upon the flying ma chine as an engine Of WAR, an instru- meush of death. Is it not amazing how
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
THE BROKEN VASE

Tbe vase in which this flower died Was cracked by just gentle tap From someone's fan, who brushed be-
 side;
 No sound betrayed the slight mishap. The little wound, past hope of cure, Eating the crystal day by day, Invisible. aud still and sure,
 Around the bowl has made its way. And one by one. to shrink and dry, The ebbinC drops the flower forsake; And no one knows ther reason 8hv; But touch 1t not, or 1t will break! Sometimes the hand that most is dear Will touch the heart in careless wise; The small wound widens year on year, And loves rare flower droOps and
 dies.
 Still fair and whole to stranger gaze, It feels within 1t burn and wake The thin, deep wound that inly preys; Oh, touch 1t not, or 1t will break!
 -SulDy Pruedehomme.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
ANOUHER ATTEMPT ID GET
 REDUCTION OF RAIL WAY TARIFF

Dawson, Feb. 26-One more attempt to get decision from the comatose railway commission of Canada or the case presented two years 0go in the en- deavor to get reduction Of the White Pass railway tariff, bas been made by the Dawson Board of Trade. A reSo- Iution was adopted reiteraiug a demand for decision in the matter, and con tainiug a provlso that copies be sent to the railway commission, the ministers Of railways and others who may be in a position 10 act iu the matter.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
Eight maDdolins in Ono

At the Mascot there is the most won't derful musical instrument ever brought to Skagway. IL has a quality ot eigh- Mapdolins in one with Piano accom- paniment. There is string of eight new airs. It makes full evenings entertainment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
LOOK FOR HE BACK DOOR

The reopening of the Board of Trade on the l7th wilbbe an event of no small moment in the life of Skagway. Things have been pretty dull since it closed everybody knows that. Entrance from Broadway to the rear. sl7-tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
A wOudoriuI InStruwent

You should drop into the Mascot and hear the music. The electric piano has Mandolin attachment equal to whole octette Of Mandolin attachments with string of rew airs.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
was preSentet

Good pay has been found of late on Moose creek, tributary of Fortymile. Moose creek has been worked for a long time, particularly below the boundary, and much good pay has been found there.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26

WANTED-A first class Gold or Gold and Copper Mining Proposition in alas ka. State full particulars when you write. Address. Lewis Lusk, P. O. box l072, Spokane, Washington. 2l9- lmo
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
HAVE YQU SEEM

our-P. Canadlus Felenius, If not drop in at Daylight and look at it-tt is the prettiest now it ever was. Respectfully yours Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
ONLY ONE PROMO oU1N1NE'

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo ogIN NE. Look for the signature of E. w. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure cold in One Day. 25c F
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26

Seven room furnished house to rent on Third Avenue. Enquire of c. k Howard. 264-tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
LIST OF LETTERS

Uncalled for letters remaining in Skagway PostofIice, Feb, 8, 1908: Clifford, Miss Bella George, Easter
 Jones, Mir R A
 Mandrake, Mir Joseph
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
Phone City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul. ing. Phone 90, Boughton's cigar store. lO-4-lm
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26

That section ' of the antitrust act, .warding to the complainant three
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
''fVs't3 THE WEATHER ]
 INTERIOR AND LOCAL ]

whitehorse Part cloudy, calm, I be- low,
 Atlin-Cloudy, northwlud, l5 above, Center Cloudy, calm, ? above, caribou-cloady, calm, 10 above. Taqish-cloudy, calm, 10 above, HOotalinqua-Cloudy, calm, ? below. Big salmon-cIoudy, calm, 6 below. Yukon Crossing-High northwind, calm, Sabove.
 selkirk-cloudy, calm, zero.
 Coffee Creek-Part cloudy calm, 6 above.
 oglvie-cloar, calm, 8 below. Dawson-clear, calm, s below. The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, Feb, 25, 1908, is as follows: Temperature time observat'n. 35 above Max.tomp. preceding 24 hours. A above Min. |" ,.35 above Mean !" 40 above Barometer 29,74
 Fair. light north wind.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-02-26
SI3 4 MONTH

There is a Pay Bill in both houses Begotten of a very good cause, But the prospects are "nit," or 1t making a hit With our well-ied Congressional bosses
 The Musher.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

ter @n1ien. 2onosgrop: airitinc
Ottcien. Norbjerg: @riltian apnro0=
ien. @osierisgnorben: Muglllte 2ol1=
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fru @alll1c 0G0e. &npsgaar0: Ma=
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Senicn. 5fopsbel: 8irtbe MQrie
Nielien. &aanirg: aoren &oSnuts-
len. Strucr:: ariitine H%ropltgaar0.
Ngerllu1o / 8pDling: 5iOiel Mnrie
Nielie1 SUITED. &orile Slitrup:
@%aarohcltprcr Niels Yebcr Mielien:
5are:: Margretbe @a1ien. &olbnf::
Gfpiperingsbn1oler Ole 6nnlen. Mr.
SSernlgie: Strife &otbrine 2oricll.
Mgtrup Sfple:: 2Grer 6. s. 8lom.
aoloing: Eartifl,lier Tre0erif So
bol1lcn Sage. 9%ornbolm: @l,objem:
SIP. Sfibsfprer Soul Nobert 8i-
ltrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

8 rnnb Be ) I'll
81. 8rubns Gl,fes @onro ct, Tom
nepnt iioite llge, brnnbt. sSllbe1t
ppitob SCI. s. Morgen % antaees pad-
lat al Ell 2anbitrDger, ber felp 1lnr
Dor inbe6rpnot. Sen tore &ornlaoe
% STANDARDIZATION brpnote men alle
&reutnrer rebDeDes. @nfefrll
@rl1brs Sgllner llbfprtc ct bpgtigt
NeOningsarbei0e. Ie fit trobs SlD
% Msg oper 60 &reat11rer llb al ben
gamneloags Stalo, ION fl1n baooe
Ell n0gangsbpr, og / Ben gnbe Dp=
rem bar, bar Sloel1 opitoaet. Sort
LADEN bar foriifret for 10000 Mf.,
areaturltalben fun for 5000 Mf.
90 angel poo g rriter.
Sfplge Set tpife @loD i gpnoarborg
er for 5ioen 81 8rGitefalo leoige /
@crtugopmnerlre. Nf llespigife @olo,
bppr Er9lterne maa fl1tne prgOife
9anif, opfpres fglgenbe: Nltgniten=
borg, 9ioloer1p, &or Trlte 5ogn "
/ 6lensborg, &ainns Norobpra, &a11=
oerup, 5trape, 5gnoerborg II, lille
RIP II % @inlpeprGitefol0et / @am-
mel @aoerslep. glf GrGlter, Ser fan
0arf, itaar f,tn Ell SialpeprGit og
TIRE tbeologiife aunoiouter til &ua-
S 9illlutning BERTH fam
31l set leoige Hraitefal6
/ Sgnoerborg far Der f1n mel6t Jig
en- eneite M,ieeer, ,tertlig amoioat
fra 2pfsborg, Der ian6ipn-
oil foa Gmbe6et. 0o Ser tut,
bar n1el6t Zig cit eneite, fan Mcnig-
beosbolg life firbe gte6.
Sgioa paa Sfolelererc ifal ber
opre Mangel / @ertngosmmerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

@enbomsoIg. 0oerrets-
fosferer 8. Senlens Dposbo bar iolgt
rltnner1pgaaro" peo 9eliinee til
BropretGr 8olmtg, 9erlppgonro, for
10000 Ser. @aaroe11 bar III Sor.
2ano meb ii 9gn6er Sortforn.
Spertagclie itrafs.
6e%rslepgaar6 beo S%penbltrl1p,
1919 50. @artforn, er al Hroprieter
&eimutb iolgt til ct ,&pnlortium /
&%anoers, Ser ogter at 110itpffe @aor=
Ben / Garceller og @usmanoslo0oer.
- @oar0eier 81. Senien bar iolgt
fin gjenoom / Mellpie me0 @artforn
6 5or. til @aar6eier S. g. SIR.
Senien for $4,000 &r.
g = 9ons Senlen far iolgt lin @ien-
Dom, ct. 9affegoaro / 9itermorie
poa Sornbolm til $. g. @iis fra
@offegaoro, Mpfer, for $1,000 ST..
Sill @oorben bprer c. so S6r. IS.
hobo og 9eletning meofglger. 0per=
togclle 1. 0ecbr.
= gienoom1nen u9ouiliona" peb
@umlebnf er al ofopoe @oDngerme=
tier @rl,11S 9atter, Srf. Sngeborg
8run, blepen iolgt til @rosierer Is.
g. 9obl for 100000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

S loebrun 5 c. Seer lfeloben
pg to andre ltore l16l9nger peo So
beo9aar6en u6reoerifseape" / Mil
fra Mslens, CT neobrenot. SLIDER,
me11es poalat.
= Spnberfinrs Gienoom / Mger=
iteo CT neobrnn0t. Sloen opitob /
@aben og ontoges paaiat. 9ogen
fer opitob ogioa $40 i gien6omane,1,
men op0ogebes / SIDE og iluffeoes.
Ser inoebrnnote 6 &reoturer og Ell
Sci 8jerfre.
= 6orleoen Mi06ag opitoo ser
SIS / @oar0ejer 0liens @ooro sal
lingebjerggoor6", Sfenfelig / Nor0=
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brerote. Gieren bar %frobnre1oe, ba
Sloen opito0. Eolitiet / 6reoerifs=
iu110 far onbolbt 3 Yoloffer iom mis-
tnrfte for at bape pooiot 8%ranoen.
Mpllen peo @erregaaroen
Store Heltrup beb Molborg, bnori
@oorbens gleftricitetspprf ct initial
leret, og / 6pilfen Set tillige 0ribes
Melleri, er peo 6iretiben totolt neb=
brgnot. Sfooen ct b%etpoelig. Nlt
bar as ureret.
= ltolengerne paa uGnggoaroen"
peo Gmgeoe, nnr &%jpbenbapn, CT
bral16te. 6orpagteren, @r:- Houlien,
opoage0e Sl6e1, ga ban 81, AZ ito1
op, @an itprte0e itrafs ro % peffe-
Sc Tolfene. Set bar paa bgie Gio:
&arlene moatte iaaleoes ipringe III
ob ginouerne / 6eres 2i1neo for Al
re66e Jig bort fra 6lammerne. ST.
&oulien og bans Soft foriegte Ill
at re06e Oprene;; men Sl6en bapot
facet iaa lt9rft fat / Stalolengen
at Sc fun naaeoe at faa nogle fac
9pr reobet. Sl6en ontages paaiat a
Gogabon6er.
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500 @slsnntuo 500

D.tte Elabs eeiers oil ,ere or.lsiebe oper at erfare,
y1aben q b!epet I g tanb til at turere / ode bens @tas
bier. % BET CT Ratarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
eneite %uirtelise Setbreoeliesmiobel, aasettanben tien.
Der. 90 &atarrb Ct en- tonitttutio net SpcSorr.
forbrer ben en- ton!titutionel gebanblins. Hallr
Catarrh Cure tases tnb. pirte. ttr.tte paa globet
% Climb nberne I Sptemet, titintetgisr berpe:
Spaeommens aarias % sipcr lsatienien Stprte, pei
g. g. osbgsse &onittitnt1onen % bie!pe seturen at sisrs
belbretenne Graft, at BE %tilbpber ct b%unbrebe Douors
tor hsert Eilfelbe, buort berue Elebicin tfte bepirte,
3elbreoelle. Strip efter Elite og 8ibnesbprb. Eit1trip
Ed. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, G.
W Solges pos Sir otbefere.
Halls Family Pulls er b. bebi1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04


mGrfnin9 ON, at ban buroe iInn foIo,
gan6 ! 8lobet. Ser paufliIgte iao
ct MT Drpn / 8oroet at ST. Reiiigs
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lDngebe bet forbi 8robite1ts 9obet
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mooitaaenbe 89g, bnor BET fnuiteS
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5ognerna0cts Sormonb piIt It's al
Qnfalet. Der bor Gale on, at Yroplt
&rara,p piloe anlaage Sag mo0 Nei=
Zig, men otter 6orlpbenbe er ser ino=
gaaet ct Sorlig.
6oIfetingsmnn @tats=
rao0 q. Mn6er c IL, Sor-
matoen for Solfetingets Sgiregr11p-
pc, bar me00elt acknowledgements
gen / bans @olgfreos, Sbiteo, at fan
life oftere %itiller Jig til @ienpalg paa
@rllno al lin bpie Mlber, Is Mar.
@totsraao slnoerlen bar peo 8olgenc
til 1oraaret bapt SGoe / Jplfetinget
nafbrl.ot igienncm % Aar. 5 IL
Mor: 1SS6-19O3 repraientereoe
ban @llrupfreoien % iioen 1903 bar
ban ppret 1bi1teofreoiens @epxale,,-
tant. 9eire / 9biitebfreoian bar
p%pfororet 5ogneruaosfprmano,
@oorbeier q. 6. &ornitr,,p til at it'll
1e Jig iom Mnoeriens gftcrfslger,
ban bnr lopet.
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Sprgenien Mprfbolt: Gle 5Grel1z
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musien. Earring: Maren Marte Sa=
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Sglferup: Sne0fermeiter Heter Mn-
6erien. Mpfgbing S.: gnfef ru 90
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Juno: 5lagtermeiter Miels 5enorif
@ottlieb 8nuoien. &erslep: Sine
@atbrine Mielien. 2unoforluno:: Ase-
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9p6sfa1b. Soriggsleoer g.

9pbsfo1b. Soriggsleoer g.
g. Mielien, 9pstofte Goriegsitation
beo @felser, er ofgaaet be6 Dpoen.
- @jbbman0 81. 8. 8oierup @fi-
be er afgaaet neo Dg6en. San bar
Sormon6 for Sfibe 8anfs @epreim-
tantifab og bab6e tioligere beret
Me0lem al Sfipe 8prao6. San bop-
oe / Ell lang aarraffe peret @isb-
mono / @fipe.
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&jpbenbapn % Treocrifsberg.

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len. Gnfe Netrea Mntoinette Sgrgen=
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fre0 Sllius Nieller1. Detailbonoler
SobanneS Eeter Sprgenien. Tbp.
@aaobpgger Sans &eter 2urien.
&ontoriit Gorl Mlfreo Mielien. gnfe
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