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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

czem. cd kaszubskiego w1c-
scian;na. Zauwazyc to mp.
MONA " powiecie cz}uchow-
skim. Mieszkaja tam obok
siebie drobni dziedzice, dzier'
zawcy i zagrodnicy. TAX by
10 JUL pred wiekami, 0 czem
przekonac sic MONA z ma
teryai6w a~rchiwaloych. Sto'
pie6 kultury jest u mich je''
nakowy.
Biorac, dzisiejsze stosunki
tel ludnosci ma wzglad z ia
jei kultura i tym dobrobytem
jakim sic ona ,,odznacza," to-
raz, w}asciwie powiedziec
MONA, 20 jest rzecza: zupef-
ME wykluczona, by kt6rykol.
wick jej cz}onek W poioze-
niu obecnem zdoby} sic ma
jazdy elekcyjne do War ?zawy
i to tax z e~koromicznych ja-
ko i kulturalnych wzgled6w.
\ Czy tax by}o dawniej? By.
%najmniej.
Ma kaszubach, a mianowi-
Gle tel W ~powiecie cz}uchow-
skim wie]e jest drobnej szla'
chty i to nawet tax wiele, re
gdy W tym wzgledzie pred
kilkunastu laty zapyta}a sic
wladza proboszcza W Borzysz
kowcach, odpowiedziat tenze,
ze W jego paratii jest--drob'
ne wyjatki pominawszy =
w}asciwie kazdy szlachcicem
cd gospodarza poczawszy, a
ma dziewce i parobku skoh,
czyJwszy.
Il Wszyscy ci, odwieczni MOI
ma powledziec, dziedzice, naz-
wiska: swoje ~wywodza z wsi,
": kt6rych mieszkaja. TAX
alfabetem idac W b.
.rzyszkowcach sa Borzysz-
kowscy, " Brzeznie,Brzezi6.
soy, W Clemnle, Clemlhscy,
W Glisnie, Gliszczyhscy, W
K~iedrowicach, K::edrowscy,
W Lipiepicach, Lipinscy, idt.
G}6wnych wlasci cieIj. ale
mimo to dose drobnych, jest
W kazdej wsi po kilkunastu,
" Brzeznie natomiast j pod
Gekiem 20 ki'kudziesieciu.
Ola odr6znienia miedzy So
ba pos}uguja sic oni jeszcze
przydomkami oddawna usta-
lonemi, . navel do ksiag hi
potecznych wciagnietymi,
kt6re oznaczaja %prawdopo-
dobnie pierwotne ich zawo.
lania. TAX mp. SO Borzvsz-
kowcy Szadowie spi,
czakowie, Swi2tkowie, Lipi6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznienl 50 do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED, N. OAK D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, Soak; Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melen. Wis. Teoh Derdowsk .x.:
NANTICOKE, Pa" F.. Jablonsk
Few WAvERLY. Tex. F, F. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz RilsKi,,.f :r'
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
EREMOND.; !Tex... Jan Fan -
WARSAW. N. D. reodor Wssocki
WILNO MINI. Fl. Badzinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

5 Pearl Street. New FORK
soy Jantowie, Pozatkowie,
Pichowie, Lacey, Korzboko-
vie, it'd.
To samo by}o wtonych cza-
sach, gdv Kaszubi jezdzili ma
e]ekcye do Warszawy.
W wydanych przez hr.
~Borkowskiego j hr. Wasowi'
cza spisach te same " INA
cznei l;czbie spotykamy naz-
wiska i to navel Z zaznacze-
MEM badz to wojew6dztwa
pomorskiego, badz tel spe-
cyalnie powiatu cz}uchow-
skiego.
Musia1 BYE miedzy tymi
Kaszubamiiii d.; do t'bl;ii;bt'j;' zado-
walniajacy, jesli ci Gllszczy66-.
soy, Kiedrowscy, Lipi6scv,
Gaccy j wjeIu innych jezGzi-
!; ma elek eye do Warszawy i
tam tygodniami navel pre-
bywali.
w innych oko]icach, co
prawda, mozni rodzice umoz-
liwiali drobnej braci pobyt
ma elekcyi, przeciagajac ia
tym srosobem ma swoja stro-
ne. lego b%ynajmniej powie-
dziec ME MONA o kaszu-
bach W pow. czluchowskim.
Jedynymi DO wien magoata'
mi W oko1icy tamtejszej "
owych czasach byli starosto-
vie cz}ucbowscy, to jest "
kilku generacyach ks. Radzi-
wil}owie. CT wszakze ME "a
nadto dobrze byli ola tel
drobnej szlachty usposobie-
nj, skoro " konsensach ma
osiedlanie j dzierzawe, jak sic
to INTERCHANGEABLE dziaIo,
wykluczali wyraznis szlachte,
oddajac ziemie kolonistom
Niemcom. Czynili to praw-
dopodobnie ze wzgled6w eko-
nomicznych, DO ia drobna
sz}achta dopieksia urzedni-
kom staro6ci6skim niemalo,
a nave: b6jki otwarte z po-
wodu naruszenia granic ME
nalezaly do rzadko6ci.
Ia szlachta kaszubska jez-
wlasnym kosztem do
Warszawy, vice nice musia.
Ia ma to.
Stosunki ma Kaszubach ME
vice tax czs:rne, jak ie
prasa niemiecka maluje.
Ry}a tel jul wtedy jedno6c
narodowa miedzy lynn szcze-
penn a innemi polskiemi. Tel
jedno6ci, mieimy nadzieie,
mkt ME robbie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

- , OZW01t0A .uul0 CIV ~
wszelkie plotki j oszczerstwa,
z%upefnie albo mniej zmy6lone,
ma ksiezy j biskup6w, ably
tylko ME daG ludowi wr6cic
do %r6wnowagi, do %upamieta-
MIA sic. To So fakta, kt6rym
Mkt zaprzeczyc ME moze! -
A czyz o tych smutnych
faktach wiemy tylko my? -
.Czyz ME dzieja sic te burdy
publicznie ku naszej hanbie i
ku zgorszeniu obcych? - Czy
ks. biskupi tutejsi ME SO o
Mich dobrze ~poinformowani,-
czy i do Rzymu ME docieraja
dok}adne O tenn relacye? =
Niezawodnle!
Nam tedy maja dac bisku-
pow wlasnych naszych, abys-
my mimi pomiatali, jak to sic
dotychczas dzieje z ksiezmi?
= Nato, ably sobie biskupami
wycierali usta 1iberali i ME
dowiarkowie?
So nadto inne powody, cze-
mu polskich biskup6w ME
many. = Liczba ksiezy pol
skich jest nader ma}a W sto-
sunku. do polskiej ludnosci;
= nigdzie Polacy ME tworza
nawetjednej trzeciej dyecezyi,
W kt6rej zamieszkuja; -
ksieza polscy czesto oskarzani
bywaja pred wfadza wyzsza
- przez lud; napsu}y VIE
lie take smutnej pamieci me-
morya4y i antimemorya}y z
pred lat dwudziestu czterech,
W kt6rych ksieza %wzajemnie
sic oskarzali pred biskupami
i W Rzymie, it'd
Starania o biskup6w
polskich tez Wzostatnich la
tach zesz}y: ma. niewfasciwa
|droge. Zadano :naprz6d bis
|kupow polskich5 ma stolicach
ameryka6skich, teraz zas u
pomina sic pewna czesc du-
!chowie6stwa polskiego O pol
|skich biskup6w. ;;wyfacznie ola
Polak6w, pomimo, re Rzym
przeciez dawne:. orzekf,. il
|,,pa6stwa W :pahstwie' two
rye ME moze :nawet ola
trzech milion6w (rozsypanych
pc cafej Ameryce) Polak6w
W Ameryce. - Jak W wielu
|innych waznych %sprawach,
tax i o tel sfusznie nam zarzu-
GAIA, re ME. wiemy, czego
|chcemy. Ote, ola czego
biskup6w polskich ~niemamy,
ami sic ich wkr6tce spodzie-
wac mozemy!
Me many dotad ami jedne-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

my sic zas, jak nierozumne
dzieci, gdy sic mad naszym
losem ktos obey lituje; -
.gotowismy go okrzyknac i
uwazac "a najszczerszego PREY
jaciela - dobroczy1ce ma
szego?!... A przeciez jestto
postepowanie niegodne po-
tomk6w narodu ongi wielkie-
go, wolnego i powazanego
przez przyjaci6f i wrog6w.
Jestto zapoznawanie w}asnej
godnosci narodowej i stacza-
ME sic do roll zebrak6w, re
ME powiemy = upodlanie sic.
Tam W ojczystym kraju ma
ley to do polityki, re sic ME
sprawiedliwosc rzad6w "a
borczych publicznie wytyka i
W jaskrawych przedstawia bar
wach, chociaz j tam - ME
stety - dzieje sic to z krzyw-
da sprawy n%arodowej, gdyz
wielka Geese narodu uwaza
biadanie mad istotna niespra-
w~iedliwoscia "a spe1nienie ca
lego %obowiazku wzg]edem Oh
czyzny. Zamiast tedy garnac
sic GAIA sifa do piracy mad So
ba, pozbyc sic wad i b}ed6w
ably udowodnic prawdziwym
postepom wfasnym bezpod-
stawnosc zarzut6w, czynio-
nych i'm przez wrog6w, i wy
kazac zfosc praw wyjatko-
wych, jake ola Mich co chwi-
le uchwalaja sejmy KRAKOW
zaborczych, - zafamuja rece
mad niesfychana krzywda i'm
wyrzadzana, kf6ca sic i szar-
pia W niezliczonych partyach
niby politycznych, zanied-
buja obowiazk6w swych mai
swietszych, ME baczac, re ten
sami ciezki bat ma siebie wcis-
kaja W reke wroga Ojczyznie
niepowetowana przynosza
szkode!
Tu W Ameryce wolno nam
powtarzac potepienie niecnej
polityki rzad6w zaborczych,
owszem obowiazkiem jest ma
Sym Amerykan6w zaznajo-
mic z gwa1tami barbarzyh-
skimi jakich sic dopuszczaja
ma narodzie naszym Prusacy
i Moskale, ale biadanie mad
tenn, re nam sic tn niespra-
wiedliwosc dzieje z strony
innych narodowosci = to
przyznawanie sic do magazine
go niedo}estwa, przeto wcale
a wcale ME jest ma miejscu!-
Nam tn przysfuguje ia sauna
wolnosc, GO i innym narodo-
wosciom, a jezelismy sic do
tychczas ME zr6wnali z tubyl-
cami niepolskiego pochodze-
MIA, wilma W tenn ~przedewszyst-
klein nasZa, a poniek9d oko-
licznosci cd mas ~niezawisfych,
nigdy zas zazdrosc lub pre-
Shadow anie mas przez inne ma
rodowosci.
Mkt nam tn ME broni u
biega6 sic o pierwsze6stwo W
%jakimbadz zawodzie. Zdolno-
Sci nasze, o lie je przez prace
rzetelna uwydatniamy, chet-
ME znajduja uznanie u Anne
rykan6w bez r6znicy rasy i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

kiej piracy, ale do korzystania
W pe}ni z b~logos}awiehstw
wolnego kraju - niezdolna.
Me many biskup6w pol
skich - Fakt to niezaprze-
czony, ale cozesmy my tax
wielkiego zdzia1ali, re ko-
niecznie powinnismy mice
ME juz jedhego, ale kilku lub
kilkunastu biskup6w Pola-
k6w? = Ano, pobudowalis-
my kilka set swiatyh Pan
skich, nieco mniej szk6f,
plebanii, dom6w ola Si6str,
kilkanascie sal parafalnych,
kifka sieroci6c6w, pare do
NOW przytu}ku ola starc6w,
pare kollegi6w, jedno semina-
ryum - to i wszystko. - Czy
Irysze i Niemcy mic W tym
kierunku ME uczynili? =
Irysze i Niemcy, gdzie ich ty-
lu, co Polak6w W wiekszej
parafi polskiej, maja daleko
lepsze i kosztowniejsze zabu-
dewania parafalne cd Pola-
k6w! = Me m6wimy o tenn
ola tego, ably Polak6w ganic
a innych wychwalac, ME, by
n%ajmniej, my wiemy, re
nasz nar6d jest ubozszy i ME
moze lyle }ozyc ma chwa1e
Boza, co Niemcy lub Irysze,
ale m6wimy o tenn ola tego,
ably zamknac usta tym, coto
'ciagle wrzeszcza, re ,,tylkO
|Polacy skfadaja pieniadze
ma wspaniafe Swiatynie,
wygodne szkofy, plebanie
it'd, DO So - gfupi!?
Me zdziafalismy mic mad
zwyczajnego ma polu budowy
dom6w Bozych, szk6f it'd,
ME zostajemy jednakowoz
|poza innymi, vice tax da1ece
wszystko 2 W porzadku, ale
zlustrujmy tylko dzieje ma
szych parafii z o~statnich lat
czterdziestu, jakesmy my pra-
cowali, by sic wybic ma colo
wszystkich katolik6w W Ame-
ryce... Niemasz prawie wick
szej parafi polskiej, W kt6rej-
by kiedys ME by}o burd, krzy-
k6w i rewolucyi, a i mniejsze
|parafie je mia}y, - powtarza-
ia sic one do dis. Spok6j W
!takich burdach najczesciej
~zaprowadzaja dopiero w}adze
|cywilne; pafki policyjne j re-
wolwery ostatecznemi bywaja
argumentami. Leje sic krew
,,Wierneg0 ludu" polskiego
- ME "a Ware = lecz "a sza}
chwilowy bezsilnej zfosci i
bezmyslnego warcholstwa:
Kto temu winien? - Ano,
powiadaja niekt6rzy, re Eli
ksieza temu winni! = Przy-
pu$scmy ma chwile, re to praw-
da; cry Irysze i Niemcy
maja samych SWietych ksie-
'zy? - Nawet LIBERAL przy-
znaja, re Niemcyi Irysze maja
wiecej zfych ksiezy, niz Po-
lacy, = ola czegoz tedy u Mich
(Irysz6w i Niemc6w) ME sly
sly sic Q rewolucyach para
.fialnych?... Bo u Niemc6w i
Irysz6w lud mysli, stad vie,
re burdami i rewolucya tylko
oo1,o c;o nr1unoci ~oolon,,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-08

Me many dotad ami jedne-
go Polaka W kongresie krajo-
wynn W Westinghouse; ola
czego? = pisalismy o tenn
pred n%iedawnym czasem. =
W polityce krajowej wog6le
reprezentacya naszej narodo-
wosci r6wna sic zeru. = Kup-
COW i przemysfowc6w tym-
czasem u mas ledwie ma lekar-
stwo; rzemieslnik6w i facho-
.wych ludzi tez bardzo niewie-
lu, ale chocbysmy mieii ich
bez liku, to i tax W obec-
stosunkach:--- ME zmie-
=ni}oby to naszej pozycyi ma
,szarym kohcu. My tn ME
czego chcemy. =
Obok jednego-gl6wnego celu,
many cafe titanic pobocznych
cel6w i celik6w, tax ze 2 poza
Mich czesto; %gf6Wnego celu ME
widzimy. Naszym gf6wnym
celem powinno bye: - sta
mac ma r6wni pod kazdym
wzgledem pozytywnego po-
stepu z innymi obywatelami
Ameryki, 40 lie moznosci
innych wyprzedzic j ma pier
wszem stana6 m~iejscu. lynn
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23

10000
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
GRANDEUR OF THE SCENERY.

Autumn is upon and nature is veng with itself
cell in its offerings of beauty We all too busy
precate to the fullest the wonderful coorngs of mountain
sky and rivers at this time of the year. Sunrise upon the
slopes surrounding Chitna ushers each day. panoramic
Of constantly changing spendor unsurpassed in
other part Of the world Every color and hue is penced
The dying leaves with decacy and yet with
tanty than the of the greatest masters From
the dark of the in the valleys to the spoess
white of the peaks is of wondrous
Jack frost has laid his merces hand upon alder and birch and
fern and countless and nameess shrubs and blended the whole
into such picture OF beauty that the coming
winter The mpid streams from perpetual and the
deep sparkling lakes where sport the trout and grayng and
whose shores the and caribou feed upon the tender
grasses all belong to the Chtna landscape hundreds
thousands of citizens of the states annually Europe
turn and the scenery that is nearly
rugged beautiful Some day predict that Chitina will
be the great around which the sight
will circulate and home singing the praises of
full land
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
IN DARKEST KANSAS.

1t something of shock that the Kansas Secretary
Agriculture deemed it to start popular ubscrp
of womanhood in that state Yet the two
he has in mind justify his interest Because
elected of Hunnewe last the Councmen have de-
beatey and defanty INSTRUCTED her attempts perform
the duties of that office and the OF the state being
invoked compel them recognize the legality of her position
if it is impossible to shame them into of chvay
This however, surprising after the incident at Shady
Bend Lincoln County where respected young lady school
teacher assisting store during the vacation
decoyed the preext of drive to lonely crossroads
stripped arred by several of the prominent
and boys in the community because the jealous
envou Shady Bend had gosped about her and had melted
their folk to drive her out of town
Beside this outrage the insulting attitude Of the council
of Hunnewell to the absolute gaantry
But what be thought of state where such things
possible! Kansas Kansas that has prded itself its
progessiveness it's civay its ideals! OF the whole
state should judged by these cases, but is
humiliation the less The prosecuting attorney of Lincoln
County has already had the young woman decoy escort
fenced year jail for his part the affair." but the prom
nent citizens fighting desperately against like penalty
the punishment for assault and battery Kansas and seeking
with fines It is to the best of legal
talent assist the prosecutor in securing jail sentences for
these mockeres of that Secretary Cobun has appealed
financial aid Here's hoping he be successful and that
Shady Bend may be deprived for the statutory term of the
presence of every prominent citizen who took part the
shameful affair." 1t is pity that nothing be done to the
evilminded and vicious gossips who nstigated it.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
OUR AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES

We have unconsciousy started something and glad
OF It, The recent editorial the agricultural possibilities
this section has brought storm of protests the Leader of
flee, and will take the gauntlet and defend position
until plausible why this section will produce
vegetables and hay and beef sufficient for needs
brought forth and demonstrated.
No claim is made that possessed of superior agr-
cultural advantages but convinced that
endowed this country that most of the staples be proaby
produced here in sufficient quantity to supply local demands
Timothy and clover both grow we'll and oats large fields
is being harvested fifty miles north of this year and garden
ing no longer experiment True will require labor
and patience but it and will be done When put the light
OF all argument falls flat and has demon
straed that farm produce will grow here when it
that other native vegetation does grow abundant it
reasonable that with proper handling many of the necessities
could be raised at home fat steer the streets of Chna
today would bring $780, while many of would be glad
pay % cents for quart of milk $3.50 live chicken
even 70 cents for dozen of fresh eggs We repeat that the
opportunity is here and in relatively the proportion
there was on the great plains in the early 70's.
Perhaps the who will pave the way for agricultural
have not yet appeared upon the but they
will be here and the fonds hopes of the enthusiastic
will be more than realized.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23

Jesse Martin, manager of the Orr
stage line has resigned his position
and will move to Valdez where he
has large interests that demand his
undivided attention. His successor
has already been named and is ex-
pected to arrive at an early date.
Under the management of Mr.. Mar
tin the business of the company was
handled very efficiently and the pub
lie regrets the going of Mr.. Martin
and his accomplished wife.
Stump pulling in. the principal
streets of Chitina is progressing rap
idly and grading will be begun at
once. The streets now look as though
a cyclone had struck the town but
order will be brought out of chaos
in the next two weeks. to the de-
light of every citizen. Some of the
stumps were large and let go their
hold very reluctantly but the donkey
engine in charge of Engineer Tibbs
eventually won over all obstacles.
Many moss roofs have been leak
ing very badly during the late rains
which proves that more substantial
coverings must be provided for our
dwellings.
j. N. Steffgen, Ed Sellers and
Leslie Rice are in town from the
Golconda where they have been put
ting in hydraulic outfit this sum-
mer. They report the work finished
for the season on the Golconda.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

If you are interested in any contest
or any matter before the Interior De-
partment, write to Clark G. Wright,
registered land lawyers, oo2 F Street
N. w Opposite Genl Land Office,
Washington, D. c. Free information
about contests and where to obtain
scrip, locatable upon public lands
without residence or cultivation.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
A TRINITY OF WONDERS.

One reason why the Swiss Alps popular and so
well advertised is because they accessible The people
of the little republic have made continuous park of their
mountain peaks and slopes covering them with network of
fine substantial roadways. For scenery, the Alaska
has the Swiss Alps beat to FRAGILE but only few
know about it. The Alaska Alps difficult to approach.
When the automobile road from Fairbanks Chitna
accomplished fact the trip between Fairbanks and the
will be one of the wonders of the world.
The inside passage of the Southeast is already known
throughout the states the most remarkable tourist trip
American possessions The railway trip from Cordoya to
Citna is coming be known of marve of glacial
scenery and engineering And when automobiles may travel
comfortable the Alaska range, the beauty and
and the novelty of perpetual daylight will bring to gates
hundreds of persons who otherwise would here
and whose visits certain to prove mutually profitable
We in receipt of communication from the Seattle
Carnival Association inviting Chitna distinct community
10 take part in the 1912 Golden Poatch by having float
the parades other showing the and
advantages of this section They invite the commercial
here arrange be present at the next festival July
of year. Thus the need of commercial organization
brought notice the editor does not feel like
Stunning the responsibility of answering the letters without
authority The letter of Secretary Pace file and
be seen the office of the Leader in the ibbs building
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given Charles Car
wood that his interest in the Those
Wig rgoup of mines, will cease at the
expiration of the publication of this
notice. unless he pays $50 as his
share of the assessment work for
1904, $50 for 1905, $50 for 1906
and $50 for 1909.
CHRISTIAN TJOSEVIG.
Dated this 14th day of Aug, 1911.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23

Mr.. j. L. Gage departed for Cor
dova Saturday where he was to meet
Mrs. Gage who arrived from Seattle
on the Northwestern.
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
PINCHOT AND THE ICY NIT.

That able and versatile writer Elmer E. Richie, who
usually calls spade by its right could not refrain from
again taking the when offered the suggestion
that Pncho ought be given the glad hand in Valdez The
Alaskan repubished his asgraon of the exorester IN the
Prospector and todays mail brings copy OF the Miner In
which the exedor does not attempt to conceal his utter con
tempt for the who trying to deceive people into the
belief that of Alaska if to Judge from
his past actions In signed communication here is what MI
Richie has to say of Pinchot
He is entitled to notice than any other tramp
tourist Still less, in fact
Pncho ought to get what the Tacoma Ledger predicted IN
Icartoon-the icy NIT
'Al Pnchot got in Cordova and Seward the civil
treatment that entitled to if he refrains from dis
orderly conduct What he and his caquers want an excuse
wire outside the false reports that Alaska enamored OF
him. Just another boost for his absurd campaign for the
presidency.
'Pnchot worked off interview in Seward in which he
said he saving Alaska from the corporations and men
toned that salmon pay no tax.
''He did mention the fact that they paid tax OF
cents case the Alaska school and road fund until the
Roosevelt administration allowed the to be amended into
law permitting the to swear OH the tax by alleging
liberation of salmon fry.
his was obbed through congress by Roosevets friend
Captain Jarvis of the Guggenheims fisheries com
panv and Roosevelt signed the bill All the valuable
sons Guggenems have in Alaska today annexed IN
the Roosevelt reign about the time Pnchot persuaded the
the preposterous Chugach forest reserve OF
$4,000 square miles, mostly glacier and hard rosk
'Also while he sequesterng vast areas OF grazing
the states into forest reserves IN order that
the might swell the earnings Of his political forestry
bureau
Barnum discovered good while ago that the American
people be humbugged but why should Alaska kowtow
to a public nusance?''
--oOoo-
With Pinchot chaperoning her slde and Seattle
moery her the other poor Alaska feels very much
like the young married when his stepmother and ms
both to visit him at the same tlmefal
banks Citizen.
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Walla Wala is going to try commission government The
town ought demand commissions the jokes that have been
wrung out Of its
It begins to look though someone has wished Maxim
slencer on Roosevelt
Russian women read want equal rights. Doesn
there ought to be any great difficulty in obtaining
them
Champ Clark asserts that there single expert on
the Tariff Board. No expert traders certainly.
Clair Connger be and here
PARTNERSHIP by is dissolved and that all accounts
flor The shall
This agreement made and entered W.
lintoth his lCloninger
lby T. w. Cloninger and l. j. ST. I. J. CLAIR.
Clair r. w CLONINGER
Witnesset S mutually s
o existing under the firm OF of
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

This agreement made and entered
into this twelfth day of August, 1911,
by T. w. Cloninger and I. J. St.
Clair.
Witnesseth, That it is mutually
agreed that the partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm name of
The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23

st. Clair & Cloninger be and here
by is dissolved and that all accounts
for and against the said firm shall
bee paid and collected by T. w.
Cloninger.
/. J. ST. CLAIR.
T. w. CLONINGER.
Marshal Joe Brown was visitor
to Cordova the first of the week.