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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
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af @anomangel.
WnOernDren Oil life proflamere
cit nlminbelig geoeone.

5eIaenoe IGites / Gagblaoene /
2erOags ira aanias Gitp, 20:
1emperaturen boloer fla itaoi9
uiornnoret Der Staten og / aan.
ias, og Der er iremoeles ringe No.
iiet til 0eirforan0ring Den off.
cielle Happort ira Eopefa aftes
gif no poo, at baooe 5erfen % Den
foplenoe Se0e biloe neopare. Get
me6oeItes innti6ig, at ben 1ennem.
initlige 9emperotur for belle Geg.
net oe iioIte ii Gage bar ober 30
Braoer, bpiIfet or Ell 9ieforo Ger
Stoten s SuIi 1901 oiite Sen.
neminitstemperntllren fig at Dpre
OBJ imoo 90.Wprfet; ino beit iom
gor er ben alorig nanet for.
III geretningen fra oe forifeIli.
ee @eiritationer 9onias @aar
frengif oct, al Semperdtiiren pa.
riereoe ira 100 til f0S @rooer. s
2eopeniportb. aon., bnor Der no.
tereoes t0S, begpnote 6ormerne
at fsre 9ono ira Wiisiouriflooen.
Oct eleftriife 2nsb9rf / 9eapen.
north, iom biotiI bar facet 8ono.
fOripnine til fine aeoIer fra Sbree
WliIe Greet. mnntte l9gge 9eonin.
ger til Nlisiouriilooen @oor, bo
Der life noy gano at fao noget an.
bet Steo.
9ieierooiret Sort Scott, 9ang
bar enonu 8ano nof til 60 Cages
6orbru9. $ @aar baooe Gancn
oeronliring ftGrf 0eobsr, Ieoia9et
of en- betpoeIie ginoitprfe. Wieo
Gegnen, iom ior spriet bar lofaIt,
fulete ct 5alo 3emperatliren paa
tDpe @raoer.
3lere Steoer bIep Der @ont
opienot genner ON gegn. S San.
ioS benoenote ilere Sunoreoe Dor.
gere iig til 8uperner Sooees nteo
anmoonina ON at beitemme en- al.
minoeIig ofientIi9 geoeoas. 8ette
piloe @uoerneren imioIertio life
aere. ,Sea tror paa Uennernes
Wagt," iaeoe ban, linen life 5il.
inloe af OoeripemmeIie eller Ter.
fe "8IereBrGiter bar opfororet oeres
Nenigbeoer til at inmle iig | gen
s aanias Gitp fr9ueoe ,Seoen
TO Dire @aor, meoenS ct langt
itsrrc slntol faIbt ON / @aoerne,
ooeruGloet al Seoen.
Sra 2anoet fommer Der WaeooeI.
lelier ON, at 9looene iaIoer al Era.
erne. iom ON oct ifiiloe nGre |
Oftober oe life gIualiit Waaneo
@onomangelen beo 3infgruberne
/ @aIena.9iitriftet bar forrineet
9roouftionen / bsi 8rao. ion Bri.
fen paa 3inf er gaaet op ira SO til
$3 pr. Ion
9eIapare giiper er tor for ierite
Gong I 81 sfor.
Z gprbe0en al Scanoia er Gre.
publican gfiper ubterret ben @rao,
at 9iitriftets Game Baroen bar
mmelot 40 Wpno, iom onflages
for at bape brpbt ssiif meo SIMPLER
og @epGrer.
Sabeeiere frpgter for, at en- bel
Gel label 8ruattrGer iom Sfpg.
getrGer bill oe, bpis Der life mart
fonimer 9iegn
s SfIabonn bar man iaaet
lofnl gleober. iom Ioper at bIine
alminoelia Zen bar oIlereoe gjort
llnoerpGrfer Der.
Den bsiefte 9emperatur Der |
@pen 6reoag bar t0t @rooer, os
fra 9leoerinaens 8eiritotion bIeb
Der iogt, at Der life bar mere 9cgn
til 9legn, emo Der bob6e p9ret De
to fioite Tiger.
5lere DeIitaaenoe 5amiIier ber I
gpen, iom bar Maab oe sInreoning
til oct, isaer at mbilp 8ormen,
ioa aoot bet laoer iig esre. glonot
onoet toger be no paa 2anoet |
sfitomobilcr, fer glotten faIber pao.
93aa bet ferTtc bet beoIte Steb. bpor
Der iDncs at ppre Saab ON Iibt To-.
Icnoe @ris, ilaor De fis neo oe
opprnotter, inotil Wioraeniolens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
Wcbrnifn Stntc ,ynir

6oIoes / 2incoIn. Rebr., ira Wi II.
o oag oen 1. til % meO 5reo a q
oen 5. Sept.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
Anterikn -Aut.

Scot Wfinneiotn. minneapolis.
Diinn., 16. glug. - 9iegeringens
9armemaaIer bite ient @aar gf.
termiooog 100 @raoer SfDggen.
Soo beot bar scr life p9ret for
/ 9(u1uit / NlinncapoIis, iioen 9Deu
tit fit e9et 9eirbureoli. Gre Ger.
Toner blcu oberuGIoet al SeOen.
Gre 9ienneifer omfomne. ct.
9auI, 0linn., t6 9(ug, 30
Q1enneifer 6rllfneOe, Ell oeoe al
SoIitif og flere 6Iep oberoGloet al
0eoen | @aar. Icrmometrct oiIte
9S @rooer | SfDggen. $ mango
9pcr / Wfinnpioto og pcitre @is.
coniin bite 3ernnonetret fra SO
til 100 @rooer I SfDeeen.
Streng 5oroen ober WiiInoltfee.
Wailpalfee, isis, f6. gliig. = 2p-
net ilog neo 10 9penineer Der
9pen 2ebet of minore emo TO 81
mer. Der bar / Den sitlige Del al
8isconiin life pGret Maee til Cor.
oenbcir gfor. Der berettes life
ON Sob of Menneifelip. men Glen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

Snternational 2agefoneres. Con.
BON, g. Iuguit. 0en II. internotio-
male 29gefoneres aobnebes / Sag
/ gllbert Sail, Der bar nGlten fnlot
al 1000 2Gger meo oeres Gamer.
Grins slrtbur of Gonnaugbt broete
en- Silien ira aon9en, og ltoenrigs-
nlinilter @rep beo Ielfonlmen /
Regeringens gtoon Gerefter tolte
aongreSiens grniioert, Sir Gbo-
mas 0arlon rr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

glnI5u0Iigter. Sra begge 0ofoto-
erne iaa bel lom ira gior0oeiten /
9llininoeIi06eo fommer 9eretninger
ON IoOenoe 9luIsltoiigter; bette 9Gl-
Der baaoe 6oroarsbpeoen oe nor.
Ore 0ele og WaisoDlen / 0e ienore.
aeoneo. Ser meI0es fra @oIb.
ington, at man 2an0brngsoeparte.
mertet n9rer 6rpgt for ae0ne6
pao Grlrno al oen Iongoari9e Ier-
fe adnias, Soma, gIebraifa oa
Oflnboma. 6prlt fan Der oentes 9eo-
gang | 6oripnin9en, og iiOen, naar
gfterlper9slen tiltager. bill YriIer-
lie itige.
N}o9ldhuiettS @unerner eugene
q. 6ois, Der ire @onge iom Genlo-
frat er blepen polgt tilStatens beie-
ite Gmbeoe, bar iagt iig les ira 8or=
tiet og er nenot tilbage til bet
repnblifanife Eorti, iom ban tioIi-
aere bar tiIbsrt. Oct er oen pon.
gooenoe oenlofrotiIfe SoloreniIion,
ban abiolut life fan npre rneo paa.
5erfen 9tebraifa. Get fan bel
life meo 9iette iiges, at Der berifer
e9entlig giso paa @runo al Den
langoarige Seoe og Ssrfe ber i
glebrnifa men iiffert er oct, ot@rps
er Der life meget til6age al /
yYuihrre lie, Wioisaplen er reouie.
ret ouermaooe meget, o9 9looene
pao GrGerne begproer at gulnes og
fnloe al. l..gge. = az
SSobn Slno rig. Sra @rdno Jtn.
pios, Uiinn., meIoes at 9lonofntelt
,Sobn 9ino, Der er icnot til Merico
iom Frpiioent @ilions Heprpien.
tant, eier 40 Acres 9ono meo 9Sern.
erts, og oct er bortleiet til ct Sci
ifab. Der oil uoarooe Grtien. Gel.
ifobet ifol betole % Gts. pr. Con,
og 90 9lcrcs, iom er bIeben UNDER.
isnt. ifnI inoeboloe 100000 Cons
@rts.
9lrbeioer ON 9atten Sra @rano
SORTS, y. q. meloes unoer IS.
os.: sSarmerne / Heo Hioer 9alen
bar flpttet 2pgterne ira oeres gluto.
mobiler oper paa oeres SeIp6inoere.
De bsIter nernlig ON giatten Ser
bar pGret iaa forf9roelig beot, at
ober 100 6elte er ltprtet al Sol.
tiff. Sarmerne beilttteoe oa at ar.
beioe ON gatten og boile ON 90
gen. Gn g(utomobilbon0ler iortolte
ber / glftes. at ban | oe iiolte Gage
6aboe iolgt oSeaoIigbts" til oner
20 5armere.
IDiflonos 8eltagelie lloltillin.
gen Gan 8rancisco Berlin, 13.
Mug. Ger notaltes Dag Soob ON,
at 9piflono bill oeltoge ltoItillin.
gen Son francisco / 1915, on
set fllno9ioroes, at 4ejieren, ina
mart ban fom tilbage til Berlin,
piloe qibe @enernloirefter Sfiff
for lloitillingen, iom er europa
/ Sogens Snteresie, 9Iubiens. Mon
mener, at &eiieren bill ofgsre, at
5piflono ifoI oeItage ofiicieIt, og
ban nil tiIifpnoe itore 9SnonItrier /
Berlin til at tage Del.
G9re 2eieforboIo. Berlin, Toe
9fnQ. II. S.s 9lmbasioosr til Cuff.
fono, Sones 90. @eroro, ofieileoc
ira Samblir9 Do9, lebia0et al fin
Tnmilie. til gfmerifo. San bar boft
Gonifeliabeoer peo at finoe en- poo
iomnne 1io billig og ltonosmpsii1
9olig moer fit Opbolo fer, inotil
bet omlioer lpffeoes ban at foo
to 8ilbub poo Snnnoen. ct al Su-
iene lager oct oriitofrotiifc Gier-
qarten 9iItrift, oct onoet nprmere
9pens Centrum. Den oorIige 9eie
pil inliolerti0 belsbe fig til $4,000
| bert SilfGIoe, oe oct ipnes ban
er lonlig meeet = oIlereoe $500
mere emo ban oppebprer | @oge
g(mbosiaoeren gsr M en- 9ur til
@aibington for at brsite Soeen
meo Grriioent 8ilion oe llbenrias-
nriniiteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
SSSoroifreo ltngorn. Sanoit

SSorbifreo llnearn. Sanoipn.
uiS iom GeIge af, at oct bar regnet
/ ll9epis, bar ct 9ierg 5ransIpI-
oonien iat iig i 9epGgelie. SEQ bets
500 li9ger 9pen 2ooete. 0per 60
0nle er Der Itprteoe lammen, og 25
cr fuloltpnoig foribunone ira Sor-
oens Ooerilaoe. Senpeo $50 Suie
trner enonu meo at itprte ionlnnen.
Go Ger boe0e mango Wenneifer oe
ilmfne Suie, ii9r Oloinge og 9ern,
% Suiene foripanot iaa bilrtiat,
at 5olfene life fllnoe iIpgte / 5ioe,
tror man, at De ilelte al Dem er
omfonne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
getDoningsinl0e 9Ggteifober.

9etDbninqsillloe 9GgteIfober.
SonOon t3oe 9lug. 9ailp 0iails
aorrelponoent 9llfnreit telegrofe-
rer, at Der oiplonrotilfe areoie
IortGlles, at en- irenltioig glIlionce
mellem 9alfanfolfene bill blipe itpr-
fct beo feIgenoe g@gteifaber: aron-
prins George al @rpfenlano og
Prinlesie @.i5nbetb al 9fumunien
aronprins 9lleranber al Serbien og
StorfDritinOe Olga, Den rusiiife
G5ars 9loite Cater, og ben freniti-
oi9e aronprinS al Hnnpnien, &orI,
TloIte Sen of ben nupprenoe aron-
prins, sSeroinano, og G3orenS npit-
ploIte 9atter, 3atiana.
ytinoesnlGrfe for YiIegrinlnlene.
Sontbanpton, gnglono, t6. 9luo.
st Wtinoesmrrfe, Ser er reiIt / 9ln.
leoning al, at oct er 300 9(or, Il.
oen Eilegrimmene forloo South.
ampton for at ieqe fig npe Stem
| slmerifo, blcb ofileret Der I @oar
al 9lmbnsiaoBr, @alter S5ines go.
ge. Set er Ell Stettc, iom Itoor poo
oct Ste6, hbor qsilearininene qif
ON 9oro | W}npiloper. Ser blep
bolot Goler al MeoIemner al 9a-
oen @insIon o1 9reipTter sSamili.
erne. Oct bar 81. 0f. 9ucoS, iom
gno llofoit til Ststtet, Ser er al
Sten og er forIbnet meo gronIepIa.
Der, 6borpno ninbes ON 6eftconno,
iom 6lep uof6rt of 9Silcgrimmene.
8prfeu moo 9ulgorerne. Son.
ltnntinopel, 10. 9lug. 2prfen trneoe
i Sag meo ot erflqre arig MOB
9ulgarien for gnlqorernes @ru.
Iombeoer Srofien. Cen beie Sort
proteitereoe meget Itprft | en- geote,
Der ienotes 0ngterne gennem oeres
s(mbasiooerer her, oe ioqoe, at Der
J niloe bline erflrrct arig imoo 9nI,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
9ornPtt ruft0t.

30 sSlpoere orpbt. ct. 9eters.
borg, 3. 9l1tg. S Otorges er aras-
noie 3eIo en- 5Ippemaifine, bpor-
paa befanot fig 0tilitGrflpoeren
BolifurpoD og bans 0tefonifer,
itDrtet neo ira en- betDoeIig Spjoe.
9egge S5lpoere orGbtes paa Steoet.
SSltinoipreitping moo Sinosipge.
Baris, 5. glugltlt. SinoslngelGgen,
0r. Eollotie, bar meo6elt Selifa-
bet al Sin0sip9eluger, at oct er
lpffeoeS bam at belobreoe TO Ser.
ioner, Der leo of oflt SinoslDge,
ueo eSltinOipreitning unocr 0uoen.
6oareipgen. Roris, 30. SSuIi. s
oMcooemic medicine" nef0elte 9i-
refter for Bolteur SSnltitutet. Gro.
fesior Hour, at oct bor Ipffe0es
9ireftsrerne gficole cq @onieil at
oberfere sSooreipge (9reipptfirtel-
betGnoelie) pao 9lber. Wion boaber
mart at o9re / Stono til at frein.
title 9tenfulturer al De Wiifrober,
Der frenfaloer Sp9oomnen, og Der.
ueO faa 2eiliabeo til at ituoere Dem
nprnere. ,.s ,s~-.-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

sfeonso. Ser meIoes fra @oib.
ington, at man / 2an0brngsoeparte.
mentet n9rer 6rpgt for aeoneb
pao Grlno al oen Ian9oarige Ger.
fe / aaniaS, Soma, giebroifa oa
Oflnboma. 6srit fan Der oenteS 9eo.
gang 6oripnin9en, og iioen, naar
@fteriper9slen tiGtager, bill griier.
ne itige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

9GpIsuoIigter. Sra begge 9afota-
erne iaa bel lom ira giorOoeiten /
2IlninoeIi9beo fommer 9eretninger
ON looenoe 9tpIsuoiigter; bette eGI-
Der baaoe 6oroars6peoen oe nor.
Ore 0ele og WtoisobIen 0e ienore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

5erfen 9tebroifa. Get fon bel
life meo 9iette iiges, at Der berifer
egentlig 9iso poa @runo al Den
lan9oarige Seoe o9 3erfe ber /
Nebraifa men iiffert er oct, ot@r9s
er Der life meget til6age al
uBaittre ne, Wtaisoplen er reouie-
ret opermoooe meget, og glaoene
pao GrGerne begpnoer at guInes og
ioIoe of ,e.@gs = ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

oomstobet bill gaa op flere Guiinoe
Dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, last night, s as follows:
 Temp. time opservarn .. 42 above Max preceding 24 hrs 46 above Min. 40 above Iean 43 above Barometer SO:J5. ClcUdy. g. Wlnd,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
SHIPPING A SKELETON 1t Required Very Careful
 Handling
By OSCAR COX

Mark Hudson was station agent at Pembuton Junction. Mark was in the freight house one morning looking over the boxes and bales scattered about when he heard wagon drive up out side and stop. A young man about eighteen years of age entered and said:
 Eve got a box out here I'd like to ship to Hallowell. You want to be mighty particular about 1t because 1t contains something breakable."
 That's all very well so far as am concerned, but l cant answer for the case after the box leaves my keeping" I've marked instructions on the lid," replied the youngster Come out and have a look"
 The agent went out with the shipper and saw box about five and half feet long. two feet wide and eighteen inches high.
 "Corpse" he asked.
 No. but it's the next thing to 1t; it's a skeleton"
 "A skeleton! Isn't that a queer thing for you to be shipping from this pointT" exclaimed the agent suspi- clously.
 "Wen. yes; 1t would be without an explanation. l saw an ad. in q news paper the other day for a skeleton. l knew they had one they didn't need in the physiology lecture room of our college. I'm a Merton student and l bought it. I've sold 1t to the advertiser and have made some money on it-thnt is. if l get it there without breaking any of the bones."
 Merton college was six miles dls- tant from the junction. There was 6 coed institution connected with It.
 The box was lying on Its bottom, and tackcd Co the cover was card on which were written the instructions:
 BrcakabIe Keep this side up most of the time Stand on end occasionally for awhile
 On one end was another card stating that when the box was stood on end that end was to be up. In no case
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

CORPSE 2" ASKED THE MAN ON THE CAR was the other end to be up. Hudson looked at the box meditatively and read the directions
 Whats the use of being so careful with a skeetou?" he asked. If 1t isn't packed properly I don't want to ship it, or if do 1t must be at the owners risk. If it is packed properly 1t should stand ordinary handling"
 "rll tell yOu," said the shipper, as- suming q faraway expression. "Those bones were once the framework of a beautiful girl"
 How do you know that?" interrupt ed the agent.
 That's the tradition in college" re- sumcd the youth. Now, in packing It | couldn't divest my mind of what 1t had been in life. It seemed horrible to put the poor creature in cotton or ex- celsior or anything like that. l couldn't do it. I've put her in just as she would like to be put in if she were slAh Gs v HIS l'NSlN tA uAAg hl'SAA 'ASA or when that end is up and this one down she stands like a beautiful statue the Venus de Medici, for instance"
 The speaker was so affected that he wiped moisture from his eyes with his handkerchief.
 "I don't think" said the agent, "that I'll receipt for the article. If should make myself responsible for q medical Venus or anything like that and there should be a breakage, with claims against the road for big damages, I'd get fired"
 There were a few moments of deliD- erative silence between the two, after which the shipper said:
 "I expect you're right about 1t. l wouldn't assume the risk if l were you. If some galoot of a handler should stand the box wrong side up 1t
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
S1OO.OO REWARD SlOO.OO

The readers of Chis papeE will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreadful disease that sctenc has been able to cure in all its stages and that b CatarTh. Halls CatarTh Cure is tsa only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Ca. tarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls CatarTh Cure is taken intern. ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the systemr thereby destroying the foundation oi the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the consh' tutlon and assisting nature In doing it's work. The proprietors have SC much faith In its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for the list of testimonials.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO.,, Toledo, O
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con stipatiOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

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THE NEW ART

Exercising in bed having come in to vogue, we suggest the following as being among the latest move ments.
 No. 1. With a delft movement oi both forearms, roll the blankets, eider-dowu quilts and sheets into neat, but not tco gaudy ball. Toss this up in the air and catch it light, Iy upon the soIes ot the feet. Do this ten times the first morning. adding five each morning.
 No. ?. Lie prone upon the stom' ach and grab the mattress firmly in the teeth; move head backward. By practicing this motion for a week you will be able to improve tn muscles of the shOulde- blades.
 No. 8. Get under the bed, lift ing it lightly upon the shoulders, walk around the block three times, If you are living near a public square, increase your journey every day until you have compassed the square.
 No. 4. Be sure and have two mattresses to your bed, and occas- ioually sleep between them. The upper mattress should be rather heavy. It presses out the muscles and stomach and prevents you from getting fat in case you have a ten deuCy that way.
 Above all things do nothing vi- Olently,
 LIFE.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
CANOEING UP qHE INSIDE
 PASSAGE TO ALASKA

This is the title of an article aD- bearing in serial form in the Pacific Motor Boat, the serial starting in tn October number
 Forrest Clark is the writer of the article, and Skagwayans will call to mind the arrival of the canvas covered cedar canoe during the month of July.
 From a persual of the first install ment of the description of a canoe trip through the inland waters ot Alaska and B. C., 1t is apparent that the writer has n fluent flow of lan- guage, and an apt pen. The writer took many beautiful phOtoraDhs dur ing the voyage, and many of these are artistiscally reproduced by half tones. Harold IIartwigsen has the Pacific Motor Boat" for sale at his store.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
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might break the skeletons neck. That would knock off big sum from Its value. Besides, consider what 1t once was. How would you like to have a sister of yours sent off in a box and stood wrong eDd'-
 "Oh, give us a rest on that part of the business. understand that you've got a piece of merchandise to be ship ped at the ordinary rates."
 You haven't any feeling" the other continued. "I can't resign all that re- mains on earth of what was once a delicate girl to such hands as yours. I'm going along with the box myself, so that I may see it is handled tender ly. Will you take 1t on those termsl"
 "WeIl,- yes. don't mind if you'll take the responsibility"
 The agent took hold of the box and was proceeding to remove 1t when he discovered that 1t weighed something like a hundred pounds.
 That's the heaviest skeleton ever handled" he remarked.
 How many have you handled?" ask ed the shipper.
 'I don't know that I ever handled any"
 "Then how can you tell what one of them should weight Take hold of that end and I'll take this. Now she goes. " And the box was carried into the freight station and stood up on the right end. Then the agent went to desk and, taking a blank receipt, asked the young man hls name.
 "John Smith," was the reply.
 Any middle nameT
 "No."
 Where tOr
 "Hallowell."
 Hallowen was q town some twenty miles distant.
 "You don't need the namo of the per son the skeleton was when alive, do you?" asked Mr. Smith.
 The agent turned from his writing and. locking the shipper in the face, said:
 Young man. will you be offended If I say something plain to youI"
 "No: drive on."
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

LIFE
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

Tho Daily Alaskan wants a lot o clean cotton rags for wiping off ma chinery and is willing to pay cent per pound for them, delivered a this office. They should not b too small, the larger the better During the present session of con gress the tariff on cotton good has undergone a revision and re duction, hence it is of no use fo the housewife to hold her cotton rag for a raise in price. Bring then along and get enough out of them t buy the kid a nice Christmas presen
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
REWAT,D OFFERED.

A reward of fifty dollars ($50D will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who robbed the store of P. II. Ganty on the night of October 20, 1913.
 TOWN OF SKAGWAY, If. D. Mckay, Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24

HAND LAUNDRY-The Jandos Hand Laundry on Third street next to Golden North Hotel, does your washing without shrinking the clothes. Family work given care full attention. H.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DENTAL SUPPLIES 229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash. Orders by mall or cable will receive prompt attention. Catalogue on re- quest.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-30
KING GEORGE URGES
PEACE ON EARTH
Princess Louise of Germany Becomes
the Bride of Prince Ernst of
Cumberland.

Berlin, May 26.-"The preservation
of peace is my fervent desire, as it
was the chief aim and object of my
dear fathers life" declared King
George of England at a luncheon
given by the British ambassador to
the members of royalty, who are as
sembled here in attendance on the
wedding Of Princess Victoria Louise,
Emperor Williams only daughter. and
Prince Ernest of Cumberland.
Love and diplomacy entered into
the marriage Saturday of Princess
Victoria Louise and Prince Ernst
August, youngest son of the duke of
Cumberland.
In brilliancy and in point OF the
great number Of royal personages
present the nuptials far outshone any
similar event during the past decade.
Kings, monarchs of lesser rank and
crown princes and princesses saw the
fair-haired, blue-eyed twenty-one-year
old daughter of the German kaiser
become the wife of the strapping
twenty siX-year-old prince, and with
the ceremony was healed a breach
between the houses of Hohenzollern
and Guelph which had existed for
about half a century