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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02
GRANDMOTHER OF REVOLUTION
 OUT OF EXILE

LONDON, April 19.-Telegraphic communications from Petrograd, by Reuters correspondent, says:
 Mime. Catherine BreShkovskaya, grandmother of the Russian revolu tion arrived here. She has been wei comed by enormous enthusiastic crowds"
 Mime. BreShkovskaya was recently released from Siberia, after having spent forty-four years as a convict, prisoner and exile in Northern Asia.
 
 Ladies and gents clothes cleaned and pressed and repaired; next to AL aska s. S. office. If Andy's Express, phone Madison 143. 2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.GC-- Seward Drug Go.
 Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
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All Alaska News

Bobby Brown, a SawmilI owner on Dime creek, near Nome, was fatally injured on March $l when one of his legs was cut off by a saw in the mill. As it was necessary to convey him to Candle. 90 miles distant for medical treatment, Leonard Sepapla'S team of Siberian wolf dogs, winners for the past two years of the Alaska Sweep stakes races, were pressed into service and the Journey made over a heavy trail in six hours.
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Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
FORFEITURE-NOTICE

To M. IMHOFF, c. J. INIHOFF, A. NJ. IMHOFF, HARRY V. MILLER, H. D. THIELE, ESTATE OF H. D. THIELE, Deceased, and AUGUST MELHORN, your respective heirs and assigns:
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

t Walter Clarvi.le, formerly manager of the Royal Hotel at Ketchikan, re- gently sent to Attorney Warder of that place a receipted bill showing that he had paid Is cents a pound for Alaska humpback salmon ca the second Of March in the Chicago fish
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

A man by the name of Simpson is reported in Fairbanks to have dis covered hitherto unknown hot spring, on Martin creek, a tributary of the south for of the Chcna river. The spring is twenty miles nearer to Fairbanks than are the old Big Cinema Hot Springs. The discovery of the spring was accidental, steam arising from the water attracting Simpson to the spot. Owing to the fact that it has never been discovered before by the proSpectorS and trapperS who ire ouent the country, the spring is be- heved to have broken out lately.
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DRAUGHTSMAN IS HELD REGARDING
 STEALING PLANS

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, April 7.- Paul Conner, of Denver, Colo, form erly employed as the draughtsman by the Burgess Airplane company, en- gagged in the manufacture of airplane for the allies, was arrested today charged with the larcency of secret plans from w. Startling Burgess, president of the company. He was held pending advices from the fed eral authorities.
 The company notified the police that the plans disappeared shortly af- ter Conner left it's employ. The police say the plans were found at his home. Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
 
 We carry Symphony Lawn Station ary the Seward Drug Company.
 Andys Express, phone Madison 14S Stamps for sale at The Key.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

We carry Symphony Lawn Station ary the Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02
Andy's Express, phone Madison IA

2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12GC- Seward Drug Go.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

Stamps for sale at The Key.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

Andy's Express, phone Madison 14S
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-02

Andy's Express, phone Madison 14S,
The evening world., 1917-03-20
Dicky and Dot in the Wonder City
Conducted by Eleanor SchOreI
By Mary Graham Bonner

ospynshA isrT. " Ths Pr- Pubisha
The Wonder Well.
ICKY and Dot were walking
IL through Prospect Park when
they came to q tower. Il
wonder II the we'll can be hsref' aid
Dicky.
what weaif" asked Dot
THE Chinese WE'LL" answered Dicky.
"At least that Ia what II u sometimes
called. Uncle John told me 10 DO on
the lookout for II to-day when we
took the walk We had planned
through this park"
Under q large glass was q
we'll, and a. they were looking about
them a kindly old man came up and
asked u they would like to hear aoou'
tho well.
longing TO see this wonder for eveI
Before thoy did anything else they
started TO walk down the stairs te
the well.
GLOW queer Il 10 20 walk down
steps TO a WE'LL" remarked Dot III
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ton was still with tham-and he
seemed contented enough to be there
for the present. And now Anthony's
deep, kindly voice vas addressing
him with,
"Youm como home with mo for q
little while, youngBter2"
Mr.. Boiler drew q long, resigned
breath and prepared TO back tho boy
In every objection his doubtless nor
NAL mind should orer-but they
CHANGED TO pause by IN arc lamp
Just then and he caught the boys
expression.
No fear was there now, but only the
curiosity of youth, mingled with an
t~nscrutable something else. Tho
boys fine teeth showed for u moment
as ne asked:
Pardon me, but what's II all
about? Why under tho sun should
! go home with your"
because | want TO talk oonhden-
TALLY to you for an hour"
you're not Judging from these
toys that I'm a criminal, are you2"
the boy grinned, and to Johnson
Boiler the tone vas far too cult
waited for the clothesf
"What3"
AlFditH yVh " ' NahN hnW ouo
murdered or anything OF that kind7'
Anthony laughed richly.
by no means. my dear boy. A. to
what II is all about I'll tell you when
we get there. Youll Gomez"
Il think not" the boy said frankly.
"But"-
"Ni1l I don't know why, but I
don't like the idea | think It's a
little bit too unusual. Who are you.
Gnyway?'
MY name is Fry, II that tells you
anything" smiled It's owner,
"Fry?" the boy repeated.
"Anthony Fry"
"Eh2" tho youngster said. and there
was a peculiarly sharp note in his
voice,
"Ile makes I'ry's Eminent" Johnson
Boiler put IN dis"TIstedl-, yet happily
Withal because II was plain that tho
boy would have no part IN spelling
his chess game and tho little chat about
Beatrice. HE has a lot OF theories not
connected with the liniment business
and he wants to bore you TO death
with some OF them. They wouldn't in
me. and you're right In refusing to
listen TO them
"Umum," said the boy oddly.
And now III tell you what we'll DO,
johnson Boiler concluded quite hap
ptly. you tell me where you live,
and when the man drops us, I'll pay
your fare home. SO here's the little
old Hotel Laslnde whore Mr.. Fry
lives Mr.. Boiler finished c~heerfully,
"and Wher" shall ! tell the man to set
you DOWN"
lie had settled the matter, OF course,
johnson Boiler. rising as tho vehicle
stopped. laid a kindly hand on the
boys shoulder,
NOW. you sit over IN my "a and
stretch your legs whilo you ride and
hsrel Have a real cigar and feel like
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BY Edgar Franklin

"welI-er-Prenuss," the youth sd-
lis that your rrst name or your last
manner"
"That's just my last name" the boy
smiled. First names David"
David Prentiss, eh2" Anthony muir
INJURED with some satisfaction, Tor "
had a substantial sound. We'll, Davlu
-or, IIltchin. how are your Mr;
Hitchln my young friend MI paV'a
The boys hand went out and gripped
Hitchin's heartily enough. Mr.. Iiitchln
held II for "a moment ana peoreu hE
Dayid-and ono saw what n really
penetrating staroh no owned.
II bored. as a point Of tempered Ice
accusing one Of murder, counterfelting'
burglary and plain second-story work,
Frequently deep students OF the higher
detective fiction grow this stare, n
Hobart Hitchln was ono OF the deepest
But now, having pierced David In q
dozen places without finding bomb OF
knife, the stare turned TO Anthony
and grew quito normal and amiahle;
'Prentiss, eh2" said Hitchln. mo
the Vermont branch2"
New York." David supplied
mir. Prentiss IL staying with me for
N llLIltF AlAlA'hN - NHANH
moved toward the elevator again.
staying with you, eh7" Hitehin re-
peatod, with a careful survey OF
bavid's well-worn storm coat; and
added, with characteristics bluntnesB;
working for you, FryY'
"Niy guest" Anthony said annoyed
Iy; and then the car came down and
the door opened and they left Mr..
Hitchin, but the boy cooked an eye
at Anthony and asked natly;
"What was the idea Of that-stay-
Ing with you? rm not staying with
YOU"
You may decide to stay for a
little"
mot me-" said David.
I'VE shall see Anthony chuckled.
'"This Is our moor"
Wilkins-the priceless, faultless
wilkins who had been with Anthony
for sixteen years-opened the door
and. even though he were wilkins.
started a trlhe at tho sight OF David
and his cap. lie flushed for the start,
10 be sure, as his master moved Into
the big liying-roOm with his superb
dignity, but when he had taken cap
and coat and examined the suit be-
meath, wilkins shook his head ment-
ally. One shock had come that eve
ming In the knowledge that johnson
Boxer, whom wilkins did not approve,
was TO be with them, but this young
Tuthanl
Make yourself at home. David
Anthony smiled, Wen shed our
coats and md our smoking jackets
johnson boiler with HIN. no moved
20 the corner bedroom. to faco his
old friend with:
well, what do you think OF him.
'IIo's a bad egg" Johnson Boiler
said rapidly,
"Boshl" Anthony said testify '"rhe
boys awed ana self-conscious - the
swagger Is assumed to that, Of
course, mean, what In your decid-
eddy inferior Judgment, Is his fitness
rs a subject Tor experiment? WIN hS
know opportunity when she Is first
set before him or will II be necessary
10 present her repeatedly"
Johnson BOlleE laughed and stared
hard at hts old friend.
CIV BE COntinued)
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Lesson Talks and Anspers to Queries.

Lack Of oil or Precipitation in the
skin may cause this. Cheap, harsh
soaps are also responsible. You can
rest assured that this trouble Is
purely local and not deep seated.
Probably the water In the bath was
too hot. Always dry the skin we'll
and rub with olive oil. Wash on all
soap and hot water with a cool spray
Of clean water before drying skin.
COATED ToNoUE-w. g.: II was
o necessary for you 20 take calomel
and other drugs to correct this oondi-
ton, neither will abstinence from alco-
holes remove the thick white coating
from the tongue. This condition Is
easily remedied through copious water
drinking. exercises for the trunk mus
Giles and a light diet of fruits and
green Vegetables for a row weeks,
Avoid sweets, pastries and heavy,
greasy foods. In other words, give
the stomach and digestive organs a
much needed rest.
WANTS TO REDUCE. b.
Since you are only 1853 pounds, you
do not need much reducing. The
obesity diet and light, persistent ex.
ercises wall accomplish this and brin1
you to normal weight within a few
weeks.
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a real sporti Don't you know how
10 bite on tho endf"
"I-don't want to bite on the end
yet" the boy muttered.
you "a match" :
lie felt for one, did johnson Boil
Ter, and then ceased feeling for one.
That sudden low laugh Of the young
mans was n OF tho oldest sounds
he had ever heard: moreover, as tho
Lasande dOorman opened tho door OF
the taxi. he caught the same odd
light in tho boys eye-and now he.
too, had risen and pulled the dis
reputable cap a little lower as he
said:
II won't smoke II now, thanks,
I'm going upstairs and liston to Mr.
Fry for a while. / think
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Cousin Eleanor

%. rThs New IOrk Bvnins woyid.l
makes me a little nervous. I uhank
I've gone far enough"
The old man had told them nc
would walt above whilo they looked
at the well. and then when they
came back no would toll them what
Dicky and Dot could look suii fur
ther down and see how the staircase
went around I'm a queer winding
until II reached an engine which
helped the we'll TO do It's work.
After they had looked at Il fer u
time Dicky said; Doesn't u Seam
strange 10 walk down to q wall In
stead Of Just sending down . bucket
and to think that ~s ysikss Down
those steps" answered Dot, Il feel
very, very bravei"
when they were back again With
tho old man he told them that the
we'll came from a spring.
They need an engine 70 heip the
' spring do It's work." he said. '.for you
see this well supplies the park with
water"
"The well supplies all thisi- OK
claimed Dioky as he waved out his
arms toward the park. How can
But Just what does the park nee I
OF water7" asked Dot. Doesn't tn
rain keep the grass green In the
the blrds7"
mo-" said the old man. -rhsy
need more water than the rain. This
we'll keeps freshly supplied all the
little drinking places through the
park. and the workmen use II in
keeping the park fresh and nice"
And 10 think" said Dioky. that
tho well 10 so deep that they have to
give It a %staircasel II II weren't u
well with water | suppose they'd give
derful things in this ethyl"
Tho idea for to'day's story was
s~uuaested bv Anna knudson, sasd
.ri-'..u. OF No. 276 Wildwood Stree.
Brooklyn.
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perhaps to Justify a small oonten-
ton, but ! wish you to come home
with me for a little while"
"WhatP' said the boy.
As Johnson Boiler observed, signing
heavily and shaking his head a he
observed II, the young man was down
right scared now. An older citizen
would have spoken his candid
thoughts to Anthony Fry, doubtless,
and chilled him back to reason; but
this n drew away from Anthony
until he bumped INTO Johnson Boiler,
turned hastily and asked the latter'a
pardon and then gazed at Anthony
with eyes which. II not filled with
terror. certainly held a quantity OF
somewhat amused apprehension,
He shook his head determinedly and
seemed 10 be seeking words. and as he
sought them a new element entered
the situation. The red-faced person
Just behind Anthony Fry, having
gazed soddenly from the youngster u
the maker of theories, lurched for
ward suddenly and spoke:
Let him alonel"
"Eh?" Anthony said, amaEedly.
Johnson Boiler leaned forward
stop right there, Anthony" n,
Kissed. Don't answer himl'
why on edTLn I Il AnbWol
himP' Anthony snapped.
You keep out of II, Young feller!'
the red-faced one told Johnson Boiler
and one saw that his honest rage wiLI
rising fast. Hes gotter let that lac
alonei"
We'll, contound your impudsnce
sirl" Anthony began. p
None o. that stunt" tho tote.
stranger said holly. you cut on
picking on the boy or III step on YOU
face"
And here his r~edder-faceA com,
panion leaned forward and demanded
thickly: "WoZzer matter-huhP WoL'
Eer trouble tn you-huh?'
Johnson Boiler was on his feet and
in the aisle, perturbed and still able q
see how tho unexpected had beer
planned for his especial benefit.
This Is whero We get on, An,
thony.' he said. briefly. II could foe
It coming, Come along"
us there going 10 be a tight hers7'
the boy In the chair between asked
with eager c element.
III ] know the signs, ten secondi
hence this spot Is going 10 look like
detail OF the battle OF tho Marne,'
said Mr.. Boiler. And you want (,
get out OF II quick or yOu'l get hurt
You scoOt right down that way, tn
way you came, and get clear OF TN
crowd before II starts"
He pointed. lie waited. But tn
boy did not start.
The atmosphere was one Of physlca
battle; the Tod-fucel gentlemen wer,
hlled with alcoholic spirits; yet VIII
shall say just why tho red-faccd man
his friend stumbling against him
gained the impression that Anthem.
Fry had struck him a cOward's blow
from behind? Or why, with a roa
OF incohcrent fury, he aimed a dread
ful punch at Anthony himself, stand
ing there quite collected II somewha
palerP
That is what happened, although b
no means an that happened. An
thOny, slde-stepping the lab, throw u
his hands to feni off the iahber'
whole swaylng pcrson-threw then
all unwittinsly, so that his right ~
settled squafoly on "a rcd nose, draw
ing therefron a uagic squirt VI blood
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After that, for a little, nothing was
very clear. Three sets of fists began
to hammer In Anthony's general d.
r~ection; three threats ~shouted-and
three hundred took up the shout.
Men came tumblin3 toward Box Il
and into It. A large person in bright
blue shirt sleeves, with q derby on
the back OF his head. received the
third blow intended for Anthony and
returned II with interest, just as that
startled person was Jammed against
tho rail.
From three different points high
held nlghtsticks were pushing through
the surging crowd; and johnson
Boiler, looking quickly at tho storm
centre, counted no less than eleven
separate couples pounding one an
other. and smiled as he Jerked An
thony bodily over the rail and hissed;
Come on. you lunatlc! Come onl"
johnson. upon my soul"- An
thony began.
Never mind your souli Get your
body out OF here before tho cops fnd
It and club It to death for starting
this rumpus!" Mr.. Boiler, cried agl-
tatedly. Look at that sergeant. An
thonyl He's got his eye on you and
he's Fighting his way over herel Now,
O scoot down there. soni Novel
Quick. before
'Nol Come with US, boyi" An
thony said. somewhat disconcertingly,
"What for?" the boy inquired. Il
want TO watch this" .
"You stay and watch II by all
means" Johnson Boiler smiled
quickly. You're perfectly safe. young
ster; | was only fooling. Now you
como this way, Anthony, and
Anthony, unperturbed, laid a kindly
hand on the youngsters shoulder,
YOU'D better ZONE with uA. ny
son" said he. They'll run you In for
a witness and you may be locked Ut
for a week unless you nave friends 70
get you out"
This time he had startled the younl
man. Wide eyes turned n stareC
at him and there was a distinct nota
Of fright in tho voice that said;
What do you meanY Arrest met
"Of course. II you stay here An
thony said, Come with me and III
take car OF you"
And then johnson Boiler had caugh'
his arm and vas dragging him away
and Anthony, catching the arm OF thu
boy, was dragging him after. ArounS
the side OF the ring they sped. wher
an Interested group OF ighters anl
trainers watched the melee; and, OF
through a small side door and int
the night.
Heres where tho taxis wait" MI
Boiler said quickly, NOW, you bea
II straight down the street, Lad
and
wen take this one" Anthony in
terrupted, as he jerked open the doc.
and thrust his bewildered charge In
ward. Tell tho nan to take u
home. Johnson
Johnson Boiler compiled with
grunt, %slamming tho door viciously a
he pumped into his own seat. ThI
prospective victim o. Anthony's no
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Ntonunuca,J
IE seemed to be about twenty.
His clothing, from the over
a to the trousers and well
worn shoes, Indicated that
he came from no very
elevated plane OF society. His fea-
lures were decidedly good. His hair
needed cutting and had needed II for
some time. and he was tremendously
interested In the star bout. Elbows
shading hts eyes, the youngsters
whole soul seemed to be centred In
tho ring.
So at a rather easy guess Mr.. Boil
Ter concluded that he was a me
chanic or a Janitor's assistant or an
elevator boy or something like that.
The buyer OF his seat. finding him
self unable TO come at tho last mo
ment, had given the kid his ticket
and he was having the time OF his
life.
Round after round passed and
they were in the tenth and last and
Anthony, with his strange smile, " as
turning TO the young man and-ah,
yes. he was speaking;
pardon mel"
The boy started with undue vio-
lence and stared at him, drew back
and looked Anthony up and down "a
he said:
Speaking to me1"
81 am speaking TO YOU. younG
man Anthony smiled b~enignly
MAY l speak 10 you "a little more7'
This, very evidently. was a sensl-
tive boy, unacCustomed to chatting
with elegant. palpably prosperous
The startled ewes ran OveI
Anthony again and a frown came
into them.
Whats the idea?" he asked briefly
"There IL a very large idea. which
| should like TO make clear to YOU
Mr., Fry went on smoothly. Il should
like to have a talk with you, young
man-not here, OF course, but wheT
the fight Is overland II will be 4
your considerable Advantage
II don't want to buy anything" thI
canny young mar informed him.
And | don't want to sell you any,
thing" Anthony laughed, but | dC
wish to present to YOU a proposition
which viii DO OF much interest"
This time, possibly not withou'
warrant, tho boy shrank unmistak,
ably from him, httching his collar Z
little higher and his cap a httli
further down.
ut wouldn't interest me-" hs sal,
with some tinality, "Tm-just "A poo.
lad, you know, and | haven't IA cen
to invest In anything"
But you have an hour TO invest
perhapsY' Anthony smiled,
"Nope!"
ION, yes, YOU have" the owner o
Frys Imperial Liniment persisted
1T Is for no purpose Of my own, say
The evening world., 1917-03-20
War Wins OveralIs
for Women
V JOMEN have gained many rights
w and privileges OF late years,

\Y/oMEN have gained many rights
One OF them, which is directly
the result OF the war, is the right to
wear oyeralls. As soon as the women
or Great Britain and France began TO
perfoR duties previously monopo-
HEED Wy men they discovered that
akirts seriously hindered their ac-
tivities and reduced their efficiency.
Bloomers Of various designs were
tried, and r still being worn by
some women, but in general they
were found unsatisfactory. Then
came the vogue OF overalls, At first
the feminine wearers of this bifur-
GATED uniform Of masculine toilers
came in for quite a bit of criticism
but the drawer ones persisted. and
now the woman In overalls Is no un-
common sight in France and Eng
land,
A majority Of tho Women wearing
o~yeralls insist upon definitely foml-
nine touches 10 the garments, but
some women wear ovoralls exactly
'ilDe those favored by their masculine
eOsWorkers.
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a word or two.
In the strict sense Il u no
hotel at all. being merely a
twenty-story pile of four
and nve-and even seven and eight
room bachelor suites OF the very
highest class. Moving into the La
sands and assuming M OF It's
breath stopping leases 10 a process
not unlike breaking into the most
exclusive sort OF club. The Lasande.
catering 10 the very best and most
opulent OF the bachelor class. has
nothing else beneath its roof.
There are dining rooms for tho few
who do not dine In tho privacy OF
their own apartments, and thoro 10
a long. comfortable lobby whore,
under the eagle oyo OF the clerk in
tho corner only tenants or guests
may lounge.
Into this latter area came
Anthony Fry and johnson Boiler
and the boy. and as the peculiarly
intelligent eyeS OF tho latter darted
about IL seemed to Mr.. Boiler that
their twinkle turned TO a positive
gutter.
II was absurd enough. II hailed
doubtless from the nervous loneliness
within himself, yet Johnson Boiler
felt hat the youngster was a down
right evil force, s~waggcring along
there, tremendously conscious OF his
own Importance! He should have
been sedats and subdued. to put Il
mildly, yet no grinnsd at the i'm
peccable night clerk from under his
cap and sent his impudent eyes row
ing on, to alight finally on tho big
chair nsa the north elevator,
who's the party with The big
specs and why the prolonged stars2''
the yOunBster asked i%rreyerontly.
'Eh? Oh, that's Mr.. HltGhin, a
neighbor Of mine" Anthony smiled.
lies AN amateur detective
johnson Boiler added Significantly.
lie knows every young crook In
town, He's coming here to give you
tho once over"
II should worry" murmured the
elf-possessed young man.
johnson, don't be ldiotic," Anthony
said, as no laid a hand on tho boys
arm "Iu have 10 introduce YOU.
what's your name, my lad
"EhH' asked the unusual boy. star
Ing hard ar Anthony,
Your namol What Is IT,
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