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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
ail Nrtbur @oisioso.

pgeaor b1 9ienfie10er 9aan0ifriffte11 poo bette
8reb, ioa bin lite Dreo, Mrtbnr;; BET .er Set iioite,
M mootager fra mig; og 1,anr on %1nootoger oct,
far leg lite mere %forpoloe big lbebageIigbe6er. Nnar
leg bar gnfftet enona en- Gong at ifribe til oig, lao
er Del. forDi 2ibct bette opboieoe gieblif itaar for
mig t ga1ife npt 2ps, og forbi leg feler 8rang
I'LL at iage Ell Sorg fra big.
Gro life, at ieg bpr,s forbi leg elifer big, og
foroi on bar forfa6t mig; 1ej, andre bar elifdt fge
laa Dpit ion1 leg og CT blepe11 forlnbt ligeiom ipg,
Dg Sc bar DOG beres gfertteo f1tnoet &roft til at lioe.
Re1 'ieg bar begaaet ct 6eiltrin, ieg bar ppret trolps
oher Tor %9lrtoine. Selb ON bu bar bIepe1 peo at eli
fe mig, piloe jog bore blepe1 %rlDfffelig, TIL leg =bloe
belle nit 2ip bobe boaret pna ct Sa1nbhttigbebSlrng
Bipr Big 0erfor ingen 8ebrejoelles;; bbnb leg Ii
Der, bor leg %fprtje1t. Seq bar f%oretrufHfet rogle Dages
2ioe,ifeh freufor 8ligte1s %frebelige @la6er;; leg
bar boot ON Sin &ierligbeo, % bl1 gnp mig BEN.
Seq taffer sig 6erforl Nl ben @leoe, jeg bor bod
her paa eSoroe1L ifpl6er leg Dig.
4 @ef4ng mig oerfor iffe, Mrtbur, men tilgip mug,
buao jig gipr. Seq pco, at jeg. paa 0en11e Dfanoe
foter Ct l,bebogcligt Minoe inb / sin Gi1berelie, 90
for at %iorifnane Dig for set baboe jee gjerne lebd
pioere. men ieg forn1oor set life.
S pbrigt itoler jog pao, at Ndn6a ON mig life
lauge bl ploge Big. 5nort oil bu otter bore /
5ta116 III uoen at itre at bpre tale ON unge 8igcr,
Ser opr at 4ierli9beb, bu bill life mere ifjjplbe, nnar
bu bbrcr nit Nap1,, % ou bil f1ll1ne gaa forbi min
SCR 11oe1 at Denbe &obe6et Bort.
&pr min fo1te 8e11, Nrtbur. Ser ON ol poo sin
Sci gjc,1nem 2inct ifuIoe n1poe en- ing Bige, iou
enon11 CT re1, % lDffelig, % font Ter pe1ligt paa
sig, ioa lan 8arn1biertigbeo meo benoe og flp; tbi
ct %uffDIoigt 8euffab bliper burtigt til en- bran6e11oe
2ioe1fab: mon tror at lege n1eb ct Barns &ierz.
1igbeb, 90 Ell Sag oreber man set uoen at bile
Oct. Bjer fife Set, min Sen; elf fra mi al f11n BEN
sapii,be, Tom gu bill fa,nne be6bIibe at elite gicn11ea1
beIe 2ibt.
Dg m, SGarpel! Seq eliter Big, artbur, leg Ell.
afcr big opcr. oft 6Garoe4, lep bel % Bib 1rt-
feIig! 2onilc".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

lbpaeIe an % aa nraage Dd.
lars pr. SieIl or en- egte
ianos parig, nren1teifeIig % oanoe.
Zig gpffalie Amerifn ser biIoe
)gie11aer1ipre JIertallet; 90 biloe
ysaloonern Sflsmigieru @rnftgs
log sc ma11ge an6re brnnoenoe
|5pgrgSmnaI Der mart blibe Ip1t pan
|beoite Maaoe. Dannlnn gob mig
aanoelig, Nmerifa tinelig gorranb;
der CT leg, meb ben enc 500 Set
lbanife, ben an0en i bet a1nerifnnife.
Nogle al mine 2an6smRm tenfer,
LEG Ct for merifanlf mango Mme-
|rifanere, oerib1un6f min @uitru %
|8prn, tGnfer jeg er for banif. Dette
|turoe tpoe poa, at leg itprer iao
lige no. Gelb pnoltaor jeg,
at bore 9anif Mmerifn11er, mes ct
pft 8inoetegn, ielp ON bette for
|Giben fife ipnes at bore poo 500.
De" 0fe bnr leg bpret lpurgt:
|.gr Du mere Inffelig mi, ems 90
|Dn bar b1ln6fatig?" Serpaa fan
LEG ibnre bon6e So % Nej. Det
er i1et life bbo6 ct Merneife eier
/ timeligt 8obs, Ser bdtemmer bets
|2pffe. Oct CT Sen inDre Sreo mes
Quo % Ell goo Snmbittigbe0!s st
Menneife fan bobe bette /
|lige iua- ful6t Maal, ia ofte fuloere,
LEND BET rigeite bla11ot Be rige. Mt
LEG er lpffeligere MI, ems 90 leg
|grao efter Hrpo at ipiie, er en-
|Selbfslge; netop oerfor bar jeg iaa
megef, megt mere at tafffe for; tbi
LEG tror, at / iamme @ra6 III tom
|ppre tafnemelige CT hi lpffelige.
Sermeo hi. jeg forelebig en6e 6is-
lie 9mautraf at mine 0plepelier,
Iom ieg Der bar 6riitet mig til at
fremfpre, fprligt for at gibe ar6re
Weo6 og 2plt til at probe at nao
|frem ub 2ibfs fm16re0e 8ee.
|.Sialp big felD, foo bielpcr 6ig
[@u6", er cit goo 5fgttGtap pan
Qibsban6ringen. Naor SON faa Dor
%, tag .fan iifffe 1elu ggren,
Jog loo % ol6rig famine os pe6 m
bborfrn SiGlpen TOM. 81
|tr9nger a1le, mer eller min6re, til
|&inlp bber ene1te Dng I bort 2ib,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

'Voe1tHe lIeIl8uQE
Int af Dor fGobanlige 8ebio1tbe6 er
borte % bog Ter Ri, at til groos
fber1or, ct Ianoe11 life upirf{om.
1r1eJt at ben tbGrtimoo mango @anae
|fqHfer tlarere og 1l6bifler en- itgrrc
g1rfffeufrI}eb eub 11our hi CT baoq11e
'og bebibffe.
9borleoeS fffaI man forflare bette,
BBbtbia Nartoen er gan1fe afbenaia al
$inrren?
Jorfntteren paabiler berefter, at
bet ffaarrrte CT EiIfalod UNDER Sen
fn1rftige Ssbn, SEN faofalbte Spp=
,nofe, % under sebngjengerfiIIton=
ben, 5oftnm1bnlismen. s beqaes
Eilfeloe e BEN 1lormale, baaane
BebfoftBe6 borte, Siernen er aItioa
fd ITO Of 6pillet, og BOG fan iaa-
aa1n1le Berfoner lbfpre Eing, iom Sc
atorig fnr6e u6fpre> noar Sc bar
Deo ftfb Bebibitbeo, 11aar &ierne11
f11ngereoe ttormalt. Brofes}or Dm=
merit forfRIlcr at bon ielp bar iagt=
fagH al Ell ung Ma11o, scr ffun
betoe ri1tge Sntefligens og alrnin=
belig 6olfelfole=0nnnelie i iomnam=
bull 8iIfauo f1,nbe itille rigtige lG=
geDioenifabelige 9iagnoier og fore
fffribe Wioler moo 5pgoomme, iom
bar rigtige, ligeiom ban ogfaa re-
beoe en- forbabienbe &11n6ifab pm
bet me1t1ieifelige. 2egelne % 0ets
i,SDgbomme.
Gn6nll mprfeligere er set, at
mango 5pmnnmbnler er / 8eliobelz
lie at 5iernipn eller &Ioripn, set
bl fige 0e fan, 11aar beres @jerne
,er lat no al Sltnftion Re Steoer,
ibbor Be al6rig bar pnret, % be-
;ftribe 8egibenbe6er, iom Sc alorig
bm let. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suber
:fortalfe / en- Sorelpsning ober 8ipa
,fologi at en- 5pm1ambule / SDrpl.
ngiagtigt babbe beifrebet bonn bans
j@arelfe Miiincbel1. Dog mente 81
iloiofen at bum angao Mgblernes
,,Hla6s i 8erellet feilagtigt; men
bun panitob, at oe ltoo netop om
bun angab. SO ba &uber tom biem;
bite oct fig, at bans Some 11,1er
bonS Srnbprelie baboe flpttet Mpb
1erne ON, iaa Somnambulerr baD6e
@fa. gun a1tgnb ogiaa Mntal1e 81
8ir611erne til to; men % Slber
fiogoe at bette Dor galt, ibnre6e jim:
uSa, Girfeligbe6en CT Der fnn ct
Winoue.n Set anoet Dor ct forlorem
8inbne.
q afoet 8ebis paa Mar0ans
|nafbgrwtgbeo at Sieruen bar pt
Selepntien gpnm til at f1ftne
1pfe mores Eanfer l10en Soniernes
1Siglp % gbnen til at fu1ae ie1toe
Mee66elelier n6e1 5mferneS Siqlpp
I Soft Der er langt bort.
ollie bigie Eilfal6e ier bi alfiaa,
let 1aar Siernen er nter eller mir1-s.
lore lammet iaa arbeioer Ma11oen
lbibere pna. en- Maa0e, iom TT langt
obergam set Mtbei6el Ben pralferelrt,
naor Sipruen er beo flor 8eoioit-#
beo:
IS. !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Mffen trpt og mismooig / Seng
Om @atten orpnrte bo1 tpoelliigtt;
.hhnrnnn Shnnhnr M,Ian Idfoa 40


bboroun Spgaben huloe IefeS, ng
1trofS 90 bnn uungnehe mebifffrrp bar
Den 1torarteoe &or1poifiHtiion, lom fl
ben pun 111r1lge MeeermRfi8fr bnr riir.
fet .iom Ell Ma~berbnrim fro en-
bplere Berhen. 8nu furrnae. Ntnabe
Igif BET &o1nfuniite1r Earttimi; bnn
boboe | paa6em Eiftono forgiapes
foripgt at ffun en Mngg1ed1e 6sIhutttuaag
poa Bu1ussS 98gdiieli1rfeanate;; fon brptntc
bon ON gfattem, at buer Berte N9eellp=
loien, % 6a ban paagneoe, fret
bon ben 1trafs op.
Sra Matcrialisnrem Gtauop1rr1fftt
er oct banifeligf at forflare Ianoun=
NE 2lnrbrp11ume.;, flDi bpiss BET Ell el=
be 9jnrne1r, ser, rcrnbrirrger bfsle
&n11}tb9rfer, 1uu fumes set gnnife
Cubegribeligt, at ben fife ffan nragte
BET Drmifefiglte i baagen Iiififftur1o,
men fgrit near 6en beo @j9Lp al
|Sgb1re1 er lat ITO af fin normoIe,
buagme, bebio1te ST ITtturrD. Or Der
inroo Mdnoen en- af- 9jRr1ren uaf=
bRngig &raft, 1aa er Der life 11ogef
ttrimeligt /, at SEN fam ltbfploe Ell
8irflombeo ieIp taar SjGrl1e1r bpt-
Ter Waaffe er 1tetop be1r1te 8piIe
EN- ~neoben6ig 8etingelie for, al
4an0en fan ffabe fine Dpper1te 8pr=
ter.
Ser CT a11bre 9rpmlme 1pm 8rof
lDennert taI6er u5anobremme",
bbilfe ben ioperoe ligefom hIibe1
benfat poa ct belt fremmeo 5teo
15m @fsempel poa en- aobor
l5anb6rgm benbiier BON til ct 8Rr1
af 5tut5er: vSSn Deutlcblm 1t1f
8ralilien"1 Der ubfom 1913. &e1
fortaller Sort. %fplgen0e:: uMin Mo'1
let Ell finrnelun6 Some, % olf arDe1
en0 nerbps. Gn Scot baagner bur
meo ct frpgteligt 5frig % iige,
til min Sa'r: Seq bar lige III le
Stto",- set Dor min 8rooer, ION
opbolbt Jig / 8ralilien "ltnrtt
fra Soften neo % @lipperne.1 N1ein
5or, TOM forbolot fig meget ifep:
tiff oberfor Sen 5lags Eing, iDore:
be, at BET bon en- meget bum Drgm
Seen BON lon alligeDel 5hlbG pac
lit nbr. &1loffffm bnr ellebe. Sur
notereoe SiIfel6et i fin &alenbe,
meb MngibeIie af 9ntn 81. Meo:
1859. Otter ire M%noneoers Gorlpf
fom Der 8reb fra min 8rober, bbpri
bon 81. a. ffren, at bnn befn11bts fig
meget bel, men bm bob6e bnbt e1
nbpggeligt Silfplbe. Sen 81. Mea:
bar BON meD there d1DresreDet OPP dl
|oe beie &pltbierge. Den ganife imaI
lie 5ti fgrte 1ige forbi @lipper, Den
fal6t nelten Io6ra neo moo Nf.
grunben. @offm bar lDD, og bei
bap6e begpr6t at mprfne. 81
inubler bans Miben1el pbr ct
|stm, ban fIpper 10 ober goolen
neo % &lippelfrauten og babo.
ufeibnrligt pprd forfabt buS i iffff''
en- Eraltautane baboe bolm bam Oh
be. Giosforifiellen mellem gnobra
iilien % EDiflm6 ct fire Elmer
.]Sm inrfebe neo M Mo'r bobo,
mDrem ser. III
Sbor6un ma11s mi ppffatM sgp
linen, an e SCI bog Hfarf nur1oel
oen g Sipr1pen baru11e irf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Aanh ny 6Jxrttr,

Oct er gnnife 11aturligt, al man
i De frigsfsrenoe 2anbe / bei @rdo
lbeingftiger fig meb 5pprgSmanlH
Ion1, bporbibt 9s6en er ben a16elige
Jog uigienfnlbelige Mfilutning paa
I2ibd. Nnm ser fnnrt life er en- Sya.
lh1ilie / ct 2nrb, uoen at Ds6en bar
lbpre bets @inlt, eller bog bbert
lgieblif fm treble inb 90 Dgren>
l1un bliber 5psrgsmanlet ot11,. bbd0
|6er ligger bugbe6 aftl1elt.
Ser er 6erfor Deb at bof1e eu bel
}2iteratur op ont bette Spergsmnal.
On tpff Muturforter, @rpfes1or,
Dr. Demert, bar laale6es fffretet en-
18og, efter bbilfen Ri fal meooeie
ct og mod.*)
9obe61pergsmaalet er fer, / bpil=
]fet Gorbolb Sen r~egelmpSf1ge Nnno
|ltoar til ben merrnefelige Sipr1re.
MaterinliSmen paaltuar, at Ma1r1err
er fuloiten6ig afbengig al Siqr-
men, / @rur1ben fnn ct Yro61tH at
]@inrnen. Sbis bette er rtgtigt, lna
|er BET gan1fe flart, at Mmben nb=
Iuffes iamtibig meo, at &iernen OPP
lbgrer at fungere, Mntben 6er lam=
|tioig heb 2egemet.
Set gj9lber altlaa for Waterialis-
mems Mo61tnnbere, at bebile, at
Mnnoen nnbertiben CT gonife raf=
lbengig af &jernen; og bet er bet
lie, Nrof. Dennert / ct Mffnit at i'm
8og beifipftiger fig meo.
Ser ct, flyer bnt, bisle Sorbo6,
llnoer bbilfe Siarnen mer eller
minbre CT lat u6 al Spillet, men
bbor Mnr6en alligebel nofol6er be
tpoelig @irflombeo. Sprlt nGbner
fbnm Den naturlige 5pbn. Sbao
l5pbnen egentltg er, Ell megd ba1tife=
ligt at 1ige, men iaa megef er btit,
at UNDER 6gbnen befinDer belle Sc
genet, % altiaa og1aa Slprner
log ollie 5nnierne Jig / en- &biletil=
ltano. 81 er bebi6itlgie. @mnife bit
let Sier1tert fife belt lbirfiom I'M
|oer Spbner; mar ben paa Ell ellen
anben MaaDe bliber panbirfet al
1Dmgibelierne, frembringer ben
Dremme; men De ieobunlige 9r6m-
ME er / &eglen ga1tffe me11ingS=
llple; 8rof. Dennert falber Dem
vforpirre6e Drpmme". 0g GRIM.
|be1 til, at be CT meringsleie, Ell
netop bent at Sierfen bbiler;; oen
tan lite fnngere 11ormnH.
Men Ser er ogiaa Drgrrt1e al Ell
belt an6e11 Mrt. 8rof. Den11ert tai
6er 0em us&laror9n1ne" Com CTS
empeI paa en- iaabm aarorgn
npbner bam bpa6 Der banofe oen
ltore @or1po1ilt Sd1DeI. 90 bon
omtrent bar faroig meo 1T bergmtf
MeniHfIttpphffe uMesiias" f1noe bor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

DDeriat fra Jranif.
(8oui.)

6arpcl, minzge1l % grooer;; mine Gaarer8 ifals
sloer pa1 8apirett, uneoe1s leg ffriper oisie Drb, men
BET en- life S'pertens Ioarer;; set En- at McoIiben=
beo, Safner,ligbeos % 8eunoring. @io 81 bar ber1=
11orsot 1cg flltoe yfaloe paa &1e fora1r Big % moo
tage o,t gelftgrelle. Sec bar life beot Big thilgibe
11'ie. 551rpell @ar Ipffeligs % roligl
2ouiie"
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29be aapitel.

gf,r at bape 1trepet bisje 8repe fplte 2ouilc
1q uonlottet; BUN boboe maattet tuge belle fin Bill
iefraft {an,,nen for at itripe oen1, 11e1 itrafs efter
folbt fun, ipogere e1o9 nogeniinoe, tilbage til fin
%tibligerc 6ortbiblelie. Sum faiteoe ct 1Dlte Blif ben
:ober fit 5tae, bbpr bun Dabbe baret lao lpffelig,
loo gift hun to @ange trent og tilbuge, fua %greoenoe
paa ali, inoaanoeoe 8lonrlter11es Suit og gift 1aa
enoeIig ino / set ttlitpoenoe 8arelle.
@a1roel bar fife bie1au1e, So 2oniies 8reb font
og ban f1,noe iaaleoes life gao no for ut toge imoo
Mntoine;; 6e11re tom til be1 argib1e Eio % ileoe
1trofs til Sen u1ge Biges 8olig.
&or: fglte cit uiigelig @le0e, 1tcOers BON bur
tiQt qier1nemlfreo "Opens @aber, bbor ban fjerote
bbert Sus og bber 5terl. Det ringete Sora1ori1g,
Der bar ~foretoget / bans SraD9relle, tiltraf Jig bans
Opm1erf1ombeo. @een mi6t al lu1 @lg0e 1oa bon
Billeoet al 2oliie ib9be foran Jig, % ban %frenn1tD11=
oe6e fiji Gang. 8eo SDnet al M6bofat BtlletS 9ls
bonfeoe bans. &ierte lterfere, og ban Dbiifeoe trent
for fig: Ser CT BET!
Sni; truaote i11bcnfor lon1 bernlet al @lgoe.
5aa 1tar6ieoe ba11 ct 9ieblif, iitreoe al 8epGgelie
"a lptteoe for r%111ligbis al. bpre 2o11ifes sStenune
oq SEP pgelier, men at forbleb itille. SON bmtfeoe
% aabne6e reiten %lanrtioig.. SONS 8lif gje1tnen1lpb
hurtiiqt 5t11en, SEN Dor tom. &o11 lgb ben til Deren,
ser fprtc ino BET ii Itpoenoe @erelle, men BEN bar
luffet, % oerinoe par at title. Sm1 %fpltesen opb
5fuffelie: 2o11iie rnaatte altian bore goaet no.
Sor tenfte> at BUN mart biloe be11oe tllboge
so bnr io buboe fun6et 9pren til benoeS Stue
aaben.
SON LOS glab % bepnget 8lfft glide run6t /
5tuer1. SIT rpbe6e ON en- &bi1beS N%erberelfe. 8lomzz
5terne breote beres Quit uo ODER Stlte11, og paa ct
lille 8or0 / Nprbeoe1 al @inouet laa roget 8rooeri
ifp0esIplt benfa1tet beo Sioe1 at EN- arbeiosfarb.
M1rfoi11e git rern1ere og gie1fienote mi 2oa1iies lille
glfenbensfingerbgl % oct @t1ny iom BON altio boooe
boIot iaa meget al at boloe / &aanbe11, 1aar ban
lbs Deb Siben df Sen 111ge Nige og 1aa ill., 1teoe11s
bun %arbeioeoe. 8aa en- &ontn1o0e iaa bul ct &rpital-
alas, iou ban en- Gong bab6e foraret beroe. Mn=
tome laa paa at, r1eoe11s bans Sierte banfeoe befz
tigere og befttigere. Sit nit1oe0e bonn Der on 2oniie,
1om lepsoe blan6t ollie oiSie Sing, % .bat opfDloteS
at en- r,nrooitnaeIig 2a1glel eHer at gjenie Den 111tge
1@ige.
Son reifte fig, git giennera Stre11 % tom otter.
ttiIbaae III 8i1tbuet, bbor BON otter iate iig. S bet
lie .9iiebliff bar bans Sierte iaa ful6t aff 2pfffe, at ban
TIN tpl1fftte paa s5%ortioets lbiete Mitroer Son 11rt11z
,oeg ben gio, 90 &aol1iie er1o1n.p bar 111interz % lip=
mar bun ffan ba1nt % alHio 1rootoe bonn rteo
poens=l1obruo ba1 lao iiga1ielD fione Der beo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

) MrffIen iibite &c at 8lnod:
or Der Bib efer 9goen2 n
pnr efter n111ne Bog.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23
PROSPERITY EDITION.

Corova today the of the greatest boom in it's his tory the of few months possibly years until this city will attract the attention of the whole Pa cc coast by its phenomenal growth.
 These facts fully rcalized either in CorCoya other sections of Alaska The which have brought the changes in CorIova have gradually and quietly that the people here unaware of their i'm portance.
 The writer has lived in Alaska of the past fifteen years and months has been the yet never realized the real of this district until his arrival here.
 Corclova is prosperous She is going to be prosper 0us And in bring that fact before the people of the world the Corova Daily Times proposes to issue Prosperity Number sometime between August 1 and August 15
 This number will be edition of between 16 and A pages and will deal exhastivey with the of the country ad dacent to Cordova
 The Times expects to make this edition that will be credit to Corova and will reflect the prosperity of the nunity In order make success however it is necessary that in COrdova to the front and boost
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23
FOURTH OF JULY.

Cordova Fourth of July celebration Just what kind of celebration will be determined at meeting of the cuns called for Thursday night by Mayor Slater
 Everybody has a decided opinion to the kind of cee braon suitable for the observance Independence Day Some want real good od-ashoned me with waving flags ons and all noise possible with the least danger others wish quiet preeing to give to the children the real joy of the day.
 Both methods find favor with many and it is to determine what wanted this year Cordova that the meeting called
 One thing is certain If the people of Cordova want cee which will attract attention and bring people to town it is up to them to begin preparations immediately
 impossible to pull off program of any size without weeks of preliminary work, and if you want big celebration you the front Thursday night and assert yourself
 If quiet observance of the day, it up to you make your wishes known. Anyway it is duty c zen to attend the meeting; so be there.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23

termination of the required six weeks period of publication of this summons and answer the complaint of the above entitled plaintiff (the original of which complaint is on file with the clerk of the above entitled court), and unless you so appear and answer said com plaint, judgment will be rendered against you for want thereof; and the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, tO-wit for a decree of absolute di- vorce, dissolving the bonds of matri- mony now existing between said plain tiff and said defendant upon the grounds of desertion and non-support, as fully appears in said complaint.
 This summons is served upon you by publication thereof in accordance with an order of the above entitled court, made and entered upon the 21st day of April 1916.
 First date of publication 25th day of April. 1916.
 Last date of publication 9th day of June, 1916.
 Witness the Honorable Fred M. Brown, Judge of said court. this Fist day of April, 1916.
 ARTHUR LANG. Clerk
 By T. P. Geraghty, (SeaD Deputy Clerk. C. M. Frazier,
 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23
NOTICE OF TAX SALE. 1915 Delinquent Tax List on Real
 Estate.

Notice is hereby given that on the third day of June, 1916. at the office of the Town Clerk in the City Hall, on Second Street, Cordova, Alaska, the above described property will be sold at public auction to satisfy the lien for taxes thereon. The sale shall take place between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m, on said 3rd day of June, and if not concluded on the first day, shall continue from day to day thereafter, over Sundays and holidays until all of the above de scribed property has been disposed of This sale will take place in accordance with an order, dated May II, 1916, signed by Fred Nj. Brown. Judge of the U. s. District Court for the Third Di- vision, Territory of Alaska, authoriz- ing said sale.
 EDWARD F. MEDLEY, (Town SeaD Town Clerk.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23
GEN. WOOD REGARDED AS
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

CHICAGO, May 20. - Friends of General Leonard Wood are planning to place his name in nomination for president at the Republican national convention. It is believed that in case of a deadlock, he will have a good chance as a compromise candi- date.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIRD DIVISION.
 No. 913. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION. Barbara Heating, Plaintiff,
 Ys.
 J. F. Keating. Defendant. The President of the United States, Greeting:
 To the above named defendant, J. E. Keating: You are hereby required and sum- moned to appear in the District Court of the Territory of Alaska. Third Di-
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prison for twelve to twenty-five
years. !,
MAY COMPEL
WIDER TIRES
TALK LAW SUGGESTING, HIGH
WAY BETIERNlENT-P
POSE AMENDMENT TO
STATE BANNING;
LAW.

Pierre S. DIT is reported that
one of the bills which viii be present
ed to the neXt. Legislative session. in
the good roads plan, is compulsory
wide tires for wagons New York
and Illinois have taken up this idea,
and have passed acts to that effect,
giving a specified time for wagon
owners to conform to the new regula-
lions.
Another proposition which banks
will be looking after is the standing
OF drafts on failed bank which is
being paid out by the guaranty fund
| his mas been raised as on. OF the
defects found in the law in its actual
workings in the settlement of the al
fairs OF the bank which recently fail
ed at Oacona.
The issue in brief appears TIC be
that in settlements s3elween Local
* out a. OF OaroLla. a draft had
passed from one bank to another u
balance accounts between them, AND
IN such accounts checks on the fan
ed bank We're included Before the
draft could be presented Tor paymenl
the bank failed and this draft tbs
bank department. holds is not covered
IN the guaranty act as it stands, but is
only claim against the assets of thu
failed bank. The effort VIII be made
to cure this at the comi1g session.
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PARENT-TEACHER
OFFICERS GATHER
MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD
HELD YESTERDAY AT w. =.
HILL HOME-LOOMIS
HAS NEW CIRCLE.

e'laNs for the coming year werer dis
cussed at a meeting of the board OF
managers for the South Dakota
ranch Of the National Congress of
Mithers and Parernt-Teachers as
iocat;on, held at the w. S. Hill resi-
ience yesterday afternoon.
The meeting vas called to order
by the president Mrs. S. II. Scallin
" Mitchell and the formal opening
was followed by reports from tho
chairman OF committees. Letters from
absent members We're read by the
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Hill.
Teh reports showed the formation
of new circles throughout the state
The one most recently organized is
that at LOOMS, which was discussed
by Miss Lilly Patterson. who assisted
n its formation. Then followed a dis
eussion of future plans. Miss Platter
son was chosen chairman of the re-
solution committee for this state
AT the conclusion of the meeting
the board members wer invited by
Mrs. Scallin to a tea at her home
where all enjoyed the social houl
and the hospitality of the hostess
Visitors were Mrs. Nell p. Liden anC
Mrs. Alice Harbuagh, of Kansas City
Mo.
The officers of the South Dakota
branch are Mrs. Scallin, president
Mrs. II. j. Mohr. Alexandria. record
ing secretary, Mrs. Hill. correspond.
ing secretary. and Mrs. w. S. Hart
of Salem, treasurer.
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FRITZ TO SELL
OUT JEWELRY
". ". FRITZ TO SELL HIS JEW
ELRY STOCK AND GIVE en-
TIRE TIME TO OPTICAL
RlTSlNESS

w. II. Fritz has decided to sell oua
his entire jewelry stock and give his
entire time to the optical end Of his
business. This step has become ne
'essary owing to the rapid growth of
his optical department. and the in
,reas:ng demands for his services has
an optometrist. Mr. Fritz has beer
Engaged in the jewelry and optical
business in his present location for Z
years during this period he has Civ
n the larger share of his attention
10 the optical department. and at this
present time he has large volume OF
business by mail from all parts of
'" state as we'll as a big local bust
ness.
Mr. Fritz stated today that he had
engaged the services of an auctioneer
and that he would sell every piece of
jewelry in his store at a low price in
order TO dispose of his stock as quick.
ly as possible.
Announcement of the date fer the
beginning of the sale will be made in
he Republican in few days