The Alaska citizen., 1914-12-28

lLlS hpfS not lIltttil
however. that the Christmas trees
and the seasons entertainments
there We're in any way endangered,
for the Christmas that was nearly
lost was not holiday. though he is
supposed to have been taking a
holiday when he was nearly lost.
Reports were circulated in Seward
one day recently that cries had been
heard near Resurrection river and
it was supposed that someone had
persisted II later developed that a
man named Walter Christmas had
gone hunting in that district, and
when he came upon the river he
concluded that it was running in
the opposite direction to that he sup
posed it should. He looked at the
river a little mystified. then conclud-
ID that he was lost.
Instantly he began to shout for
help, and man living in the neigh
h-rHo1d hurried to his aid. The
man founnd Christmas sitting on the
railroad track. as if he expected it
TO take him somewhere. So Christ
mas was not lost, after all.
Unpaid Usually people who are
Bills unable to collect what
Profitable is due them are con,
sidered unfortunate, but
the Fairbanks teachers whose salary
warrants are unpaid are in need of
no special sympathy. for they are
gaining instead Of losing.
For some reason the banks this
yeaT are not taking UP the city
warrants. vii ah are drawing one per
cent interest a month. Thus, when
tie teachers set their warrants. they
are unable to cash them. as the
city is without funds for that pur-
pose. Sometimes a teacher pre-
walls on a friend to cash her salary
warrant, and then she can pay her
bills, but unless this is done, the
bills must stand until the warrants
are paid. and the teacher is ahead the
interest that accrues during the de
lay.
One teacher was telling the other
day that through her inability to
cash all her warrants, she had realiz
Cd neat profit. and as long as she
is enc led 70 cash enough warrants
to mert he~ expenses she does not
care hoe; long the city delays in
mt, ~ ,Lo ,,boro
n,,,,e !, po,er yidovich the
Ca.t,,a wen ,,no,v, Eai,honksan
$50 - - o-,a cf 40 A1as.
Ia o>o,, +ou,ne v,nsra no
T.. .,o,,,.,,,,od ,is y,,ards wi, cl
,,;-I,. mn, +ha+ rba,, ar, .,.,,o
,t t,; 49, a. 1oa., ya..in', . ,host
tan ,hro1,rh nacr1iar misn,1er.
'+a,.ai,,o = bos haor ranortad in rha
,Ioe,.a ,a,vsr,aners Quito centrally
80 w., y.,aa,.iob I. daad
This foisa rano,t concarniDo Mr.
,,.ia us daa+h car,a ahon+ nc q
ro auJ, -, IF mo si,oi,aritv Of his name
,sith +ha+ Of a man Who hillad him.
Seii laEe ,,t ahan, no ,fna &c navi
ga,;on closed for the season man
80 rat,,ha,l.,, a,,,od patar vrko.
i.o, ~, t'i,,,.ole ~ 1di,arad Tho
na,'o V,,l,o,ich and mat of yido.
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ta,,,., h,+ whom o ta1aoranhic ranort
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,ta ;.ai,,a,1+ au.rnanor ~ Vol.
ny 10y ,'o'l, ~. ~ dana mo-, Voc
o. p.o - S.iaa.>iah a,,d e,oka about him
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- 80 ;ao,.i,,. Of 40 rat+o,,
y,,,.o,.tar ,.oe noor man who
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i''a a., -. h.. ,,orr,, ohout
az" ~ u h va ,,;,,od h;n,saif put
.ie''' i' ,,.-,aror. dasnr;hod NO
80 10y nv ho;f ,o,,do1 of ,,,o,a,,
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i,a ~ ,oll-e - saef7,ad horo fau
49, hooa of "Al.sla
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fetei 'uhoNt cii, d GU ~ M r. ~,
nee' viz n'' 49,, ~ nonaro,
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"is'ie'9 ~ s,,
leit d 'ai sc ioI '".1o
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Hao'' Zen H'pIt mas 49,,
Csuses CUlti' ateu ~ ~
'rouo'e 'liiie' II pe'oii.es pa
OF oNeI rnIu. az
stones are often toio ANU peupie
obeylng hapIt al "ioHs 'inle'' 'iiu'
causing them embarrassment
one evening recently certain
young man OF falrpaihs leaiis iosl
his best glrl as result ol MS haVlls
in an absent'nllnoeo 1iahuel oeen
guided by a haplt lhs'eao Vi ny MS
thlnklns iacullles'
Like most o'her young men " lne
present 'ime. inns ralrpahhSah mas iohs
had haDlt OF wearing oel' M