The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-06

woglL Mir. Bowser. winter win soes se haze
 He starcd as her bat did not reply
 Bo,sssr at Ssaad4siIl-
 -wAter brings saeS h this cOun- uy
 Not word
 And saow brings discomfort and eSpeuss It costs millions Co remove u tr0m tae stree5s et the cities,
 He licked his lFS, buj said nothing
 ~Why have tAe sn0W2 Why nOt have halUas r3las Lnstead7 Ia fact why bave say wiuSeF sC anF'
 ~By thunder, bgs shes out of hes bead whispered NIr. BoWSer to hiaF se,t
 -Nvaat bseomes of the summer heatse she seriously asked ss she looked ail Ia tbe eyes T answer y0a thsr 8, ea.ers the earta-pasSes away Co other roluts and iS }ost In the Shut ae. so ta say- Why. lose ite Why nod store It gla co make Bse laceE 0RF Mc B2wSer shook his head and gCoaaeJ S5e was ueyood him The surplus heat oE .he u1ouJA ef July alone the nast summer voa,l make June Weath- CT ot January. February and NIarch ' stoned un and pgoPeriy used Why wasn't .t sIorlda Because no one thought et lr That lS my scheme. Be gln eaesy aeNt summer to store the surnlus- Sg1ve it In rubber bags and pacS them away uaCil cod weather comes. EaeR ,et oag so much Der day Mir Rgwsey, ts it plain to y0us'
 ~Greag SB8keS.' was an be could whlsger,
 'Its what may be called a ho5 air scheme. but a sure WiuneC- New York and Bruykyu don't want winter, AZ right Egug out the bags and open raem wide. Let ir De Jhe duty of the pol-e and Bremen to regulate the supply Pbladelphia wants just cOOl enough weather SD that its sleeping uhlbHau-s win keep Jheir feet in bed Very we-l-l4ss hoJ air, Boston wants aag,ber sore and so ga Doa't you see bow easy it tsF
 -Why. i- would take billions and bli- uaas eC baG>' be suJdealy shouted
 -Yes, ] figured oa a hundred bIl- EeuS-T
 And hundreds of thousands Ot uear'
 -Teu mlGsau. as ! figure
 And EHH1J sr0reheuseS for the olgs-
 Make tc 50oCO,r
 And how are you going tO get the hoe air DJo Easmg
 sss-rish-saisk Game.
 ~Why. leave t1e co-ks out and let is creep u- When a bas is ruu sip around and cc-k it u2- It's the great est scheme ever thought out NIr GewSer l- wlt make muHonalreS ot Us ia one vuler Ia dye yearS we eaa buy te,a Standard O1 and the ,-re. trust Bbu6arb ts good bur hOs air Ls better WlI you hand me that thousand dollars rluoCEOw3 want -g le-l luyCS the bags tomOcCow t-- next winter And by the way, -u-s -le wouL poar even ualS in 7eur sleep about lJ"
 Nr. Brw~er sot uP and sat down.
 Then Le -Jr up aEa.n
 Then he wels Co lae telephone and -u- u1 the family Joetoy's number acG asked e the N n was in, Be wasn't
 Then be attempted 1o say Some- .lu-. bur his tongue s0s twisted and made a1 sound bu- u-rrrrE
 N->. EavSer had Uruej feom hin .s E-u-e w.,l svae8 and paPee sn3 he went down -he haL c}sPpeJ on his ra- and scfrIy 2peued and closed the E-rue Lgg- behind him,
 Five u1uuces aseE he was telling his auly lru.Slss of Mrs SoWseg's s.eeue The man heard hil, n pa -saee and when the story was ended and he was asked whether a dOStor should be called for AIrs, BOwser or agt be arose selr the top 0t Mir. B1wSe.s heaL and u,urmuped-
 -ELece ar asr, I knew it must come but thought H night be delayed few days yeL Poor Uan-poor uan, muade asylum toe the rest of his rsfs for him. but he would have iE s0s'