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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

Albuquerque, N. M, Feb. 26.-- La
pavimentaci6n del canine real de Al
buquerque a Santa re, desde la ca
lie llamada Mountain Road hasta la
Inca divisoria del condado de Sando-
val, haciendolo de concrete, parece
una cOsa cierta .segdn ell decir del
Cor. Alfred Grunsfeld, p~residente del
cuerpo de comisionados del condado,
quien dijo aver que los comisionados
hab1an convehido formalmente en-
apropiar la parte correspondence al
condado de Bernalillo para pagan ell
costo de la importante mejora.
Los comisionados habian tenido en-
estudio ell proyecto desde hace algdn
tempo, pero solo hasta aver toma-
ron una acci6n definitiva.
El pr6ximo paso para que Sc lleve
a cabo ell ~proyecto sera ell obtener
la aprobaci6n del gobierno federal.
Los comisionados Green que Sc dara
la aprobacion. ESQ quiere decir que
ell gobierno federal pagara so por
ciento del costo, ell Estado pagara ell
20 por ciento, y ell condado ell otro
rs por %ciento,, lEl costo para ell con
dado, Sc cree que sera aproximada-
mente de $4,000. Ell trabaio en- Ell
canine no Sc empezara antes de Ju-
lilo, en- case de que Sc apruebe por
ell gobierno federal.
El plan adoptado por los comisio-
nados es de hacer I'm canine de 1e
pies de ancho, pavimentado con con
cretO. FL camino aequirA ell existen-
to desde Mountain Road hasta Ala.
media, pero mas ALA de Alameda no
Sc pavimentara Ell canine siguiendo
la lfnea actual de Santa re, sino que
nan designado los comisionados al
norte de dicha p~oblaci6n, que Sc d.
CO. que era Ell antique canine entire
Albuquerque y Santa re.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
sleuE ~MEJoRANDo.

La apreciable sefora Manuelita G..
de Delgado, esposa del Sr. Emilio
DeIgado, despues de haber pasado
por una operation bastante diffcil,
ha seguido en- Was de alivio. La Sc
nora esta todavfa en- Ell Sanitario de
San Vicente donde Sc e hizo la ope-
raci6n, y Sc cree que dentro de POGO
podra yolver a su hogan en- la Gale
de San Francisco, de 10 cual nos ale
gramos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

Sc NEcESiTA uN BUEN lMPRE-
soR: Necesitamos un impresor con
experiencia IN Ell arte de la imprenta
que pueds actuar como mayordomo y
qrs pueda tomar cargo a la vez del
Departments de obras y Encuader-
nacion. Es trabaio permanente y
buen sueldo. Dlrfjanse a LA RE-
VISTA DE TAOS, Taos, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

demos una tarjeta hoy.Ahorre dinero
y hasa dinero. Olga nomas: "Manden.
me su maravilloso iibro de muestras
y grandes ofertas para introducir."
AMERICAN WooLFN MILLS co.
"Los mas grandes sastres del mundo'
DEPARTMENT. 2A71, CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

LAS rARLErAs DE cHAMBERLAiN

Bstas .Tabietas estan. hechas espe-
cialmente para los ~des6rdenes del es-
tonnage. del hfgado Q intestinos. 81
Sc siente MODESTO con indigestion o
constipation, le haran mucho pro-
vecho.-Ds venta on todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
:

duran, N. M, FeD. IL, 1918.
Sfrvase publican ell siguiente
AvIso.
I'm caballo alazan, como de 4 a 8
amos de edad, con esta MARCIA: IS'
aparecio hoy, IS de Febrero, en- ell
Rancho de Don Ventura Duran, a Gin
co millas al Sur de la plaza de Dn-
ran, N. M, y Sc lie devolvera a su
duefo, pagando ell aqua y pasteo de
dicho animal.
Soy su s. s.,
EULoelo DURAN,
. n n...Su Al A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
de lsspahoI.


UN CONSEJO A LOS ANCIANO3.
81 las personas de sesenta amos o
mas Sc PUBLICAN p~ersuadir de que se
metieran epllama tan pronto como
cojen un resiTiado y Que Sc quedaran
en- CANA porLu no 0 dos dfas, Sc re-
cobrarian mucho mas pronto, espe-
cialmente ST tomaban ell Remedio de
Chamberlain para la Tos. Habrfa
mucho menos4 peligro de que ell res
friado Sc coDvirtiera en- alguna de
las Intermediates mas peligrosas.-
De ventC en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

NEcEsITAMos AGEN
TEs. Hay buen dinero
para I'd. Nuestros es-
tilos y maravillosos va
lores, hermosas telas y
clase elegante no Sc
pueden igualar, No i'm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
Los EXAMINES EN- FL COLEGO OE SAN
MIGUEL LlSTA DE- HONOR, DE- ALUMNOS'

LlsTA DE Los NlNos QUE oBTU-
vlERoN Ell GRADO SUPERIOR
EN- LAS NoTAs sEMANALEs DE
FEBRERo, DE 1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
carta .
Or. kilmer & Co.,
BInghamton, N. Y.

Prueba 10 que Swamp-Root Hara por
listed.
Mande diez centavos al DR.. Kilmer
4 Co, Binghamton, N. Y, por una
botella de muestra. C~onvencera u
cualquiera. Tambien recibira I'm To-
lleto de informacin valiosa, diciendo
acerca de los rihones y la vegiga.
Cuando escr:ba, este SECURE de men,
cionar lei Nuevo Mexicano". Bote-
Has de tamaios regular y grandes,
Sc hayan de venta en- todas las boti-
cas- o d~roguerfas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

TRAGIC peroidas como 8 re-
ses, con la siguIente marca
Dare una recompenza de
$500, por cada una, a Ia per-
soma que me de rax6n cierta
de elias.
LORENZO VIGIL.
chlmayo, Nuevo Mexico.
3 times. l..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

Estoy ahora p~reparado para reci-
Dir ordenes por copias de mis- publ
caciones que a a salir a luz. Ell
ndmero de tomos de cada libro sera
limitado al ndmero de suscritores re-
gistrados hasta Ia fecha de la publ
cacion. No Sc venden de otra name
ra.
f.-lllustrated History Of New
Mexico" Una edici6n hasta el dfa,
de cuatro hbros en- dos grandes to-
mos. Els una revision cuidadosa-
mente hecha de todas las ediciones
anteriores; ~corregida y grandements
anmentada por datos originates adj
cionales que hasta ahora no Sc habfan
publisAAA. ynDCIO, q ser entrega-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
~k%%<xNNx ~xxxxxx%N
ESTE vEST|Q0 Sc LIE
MANDA A PRUEBA

Pruebelo antes de que
Sc resuelva a guardarlo
Comparelo con otros;
lie garantizamos que es
de mejor clase, y nues
tros precios mas bara.
tos. Quedan perfecta-
mente, y duraran mas
tempo, Hacemos ell yes
lido a su medida, y 10
mandamos sin costo.
Mande hoy por mues-
49,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

de gastar mucho dinero. listed puede ALI
viarse en- una noche, Y con gusto lie dire
como: GRATIS. 70 no soy un doctor nj
esta es una de esas prescripciones Hama
das ~facultativas, pero con ella nos hemos
curado mis- amigos y yo, y no veo la razon
por que no pueda listed curarse. Su pade-
cimiento ~desaparecera como por encanto.
Pero encontr ell remedlo, y con gusto
lie dire a listed cual. absolutamente GRA-
La carantfa es buena is dfas.
Mi catarro era tan d~etestable, que aca-
bo por enfermarme. Me aturdia ell cere-
bro, debilitaba mi voluntad y arruino mi
salud. La tos y la expectoracion continue
llegaron a hacerme insufrible, Y Ell NAL
aliento y habitos fueron causa de que aun
mis- mas queridos seres evitasen mi pre-
sencla. Las diversiones naturales de la vi
da, debido a mi affection, me fueron pri-
vadas y mis- facultades medic separaliza-
ron. Saba po~sitivamente que con ell tlem-
pc me llevaria q la tumba, puesto que a
cada ~instante notaba que mi vitalidad Sc
disminuia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

La ouinina que no afecta la cabeza.
A causa de sus efeetos t6nicos y
Iaxantes, LA 5RoMo QulNiNA La
NANTE puede tomarse por cuaIquie-
"a Sin causarle nerviosidad o males
tar on Ia cabeza. No hay mas que
n "BRoMO QUINlNA." La firma
do e. w. Grove esta On la Gala. SOC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

PARA cURAR uN REsFRIADo EN-

UN Ola, tomen las PastilIas Laxati.
vas de RRoMo ouINiNA. Los botI-
carlos lie ~devoIveran su dTnero 81 no
lie cura. La firma de E. w. Grove
esta en- cada cala.-3oc-Adv. ......
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
Sc NEcEsITAN AcENTEs.

Sc ToMARAN sURScRlPcIoNEs
PoR LA coMPAhlA DEL "NuEvo
MExlcANo," EN- SANTA FE, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
QUE PRUEBE MI
REMEDI0 PARA FL Ca
TARRO IS DIAS, BAJO
MI PROR|A GARANT|A
No hay aparatos inhalsdores, poma-
das, unturas, drogas p~ernieiosas,
hume nj eIectrlcidad.

Els un metodo nue.
vo. Algo completa
mente distinto de
las demas prepa-
raciones. No Sc
~necesitan l~ociones,
cremas nj unguen-
tos de DIOR nause-
abundo. No hay
que hacer uso del
de ninguna otra
otra clase de apa-
ratios. No Sc fuma
nj Sc aspira, mi
hace falta vapor,
nj ~frotaciones o
i~nyecciones. Tam
POGO Sc %necesita
e~lectricidad, vibra
cion o masaje. No
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

Santa Fe. Nuevo MexIco.

Todos los anterlores Iibros estan
escrItos In InsIes. .supllcamos que al
hacer sus pedldos, Sc slrvan mencIo-
mar nuestro semanario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

eS neceSariO
permanecer
en- casa, nj
que usar pol
yos o ernplas
este Sc nece-
sta. Els sim
plemente al
go nuevo y
d~iferente, ST.
endo a la par
delicioso v
~saludable al
que
ciona result
tado instan-
taneO. N o
hay necesida
de agnQrar nj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

4.-"A treatise on the Disputed
Points Of New Mexico History" en-
forma de cuaderno. Las a~severaciones
y c~orrecciones hechas en- mis- ante
riores historias acerca de los errores
propagados y de la ficci0n historical,
estan confirmadas por datos origina-
les. PRECIO, pagado adelantado, SOC
5.-"The Hydra Of Slavery In the
New World" en- forma de cua-
derno. Este tratado trata de la his
toria de la esclavitud en- ell nuevo
mundo desde ell tempo de SUI intro.
duccion por los %espaholes, hasta, Z
incluyendo, la historical "Proclama-
ci6n de la Emancipation por ell Pre-
sidente Lincoln. La parte antigua
do la narration esta descrita, princi-
palmente, en- decretos reales citados,
promulgados por ell Rey Fernando =
Ii Reina Isabel y sus s~ucesores. PRE-
Clio entregado adelantado, $500. SOC
Cada uno de los trabajos anterio-
res sera publicado tan pronto como
Sc hayan recibido I'm ndmero sufficient
to de ordenes de acuerdo con las con-
diciones %estipuladas arriba. Los 8
critores a alguno de mis- trabajos an
teriores, estaran intitMsdos a un des-
cuento liberal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
NO N E

No necesita enviar dinero. Simplemen-
te escriba en- una tarjeta postal su nom
bre y direction, diciendo: "Querido senior
KATE :-Sirvase indicarme ell metodo por
81 cual logro curar su oatarro Y como pue-
do curar ell mio.' Este es TODD 10 que Sc
necesita, y yo lie escribire establishments
sobre 81 asunto GRATIS. No pierda ITEM
pc. Envie la tarJeta postal o escribame la
carta. No pase por alto esta oportunidad
y pida este maravilioso tratamiento que
le proporcionara los mismos beneficlos que
a mi me ha proporcionado.
SAM KATE, Suite n. q. 2017.
2sos Indiana Ave Chicago. Illinois.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
Ell coNDADo DE HERNALlLLo
oulERE PAvIMENTAR UN
lMPoRTANTE GAMING.

Pide Ia ayuda federal para hacer de
concrete Ell canine real de Santa.
re desde albuquerque nasta la II
nea del condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
5to. y sto. Grades.
Sabiniano sena, Santa Fe.
.Jose q Seeura Santa F1

MelqulducS ftOilcIO, OdItuhBc, ~. M
Vicente Trujillo. C6rdova, N. M.
francisco Valerie, Taos, N. M.
Juan A. Romero. Conejos, Colo.
William Hove, Amarillo, Texas.
Ideas Pine. San Antonio.t N. M,
Jose A. Gomez, Santa Fe.
Vicente Sanchez, Duran, N. M.
lPablo Martinez, Nambe, N. M.
Samuel Vargas, Arroyo Hondo, Colo.
Armando Argiielles, FL Paso, Tex.
Garland Lewis, Phoenix, Ariz.
Joseph Berchtoldt, Santa Fe.
David Levy, Santa re.
Felipe Alarid, Santa Fe.
Philip Ballinger, El Paso, Tex.
Bro. y 4to. Grades.
Jose Arturo Lujan,
Apolonio Lucero, Santa Fe.
Horacio Vargas, Arroyo Hondo, Col.
Alexandra Ricaud, FL Parral, Chih.
Perfecto E%squivel, TERRA Amarillo.
Manuel Montoya, TERRA Amarilla.
Pedro Blea, Santa re.
Eduardo Ricaud, Ell Parral, Chin.
David Bachicha, Encino, N. M.
Bonifacio M~ontoya, Santa Fe.
Bonifacio Madril, Duran, N M.
Ernesto Ferran, Abiquid, N. M.
Alfredo B%achicha, Encino, N. M.
Joseph Didier, Santa Fe.
Joseph Lobato, Chama, Colo.
Antonio Alarid, Santa Fe.
1ro. y 2do. Grades.
Juan Ortiz, Santa Fe.
Frank Ortiz, Galisteo. N. M.
Benjamin Ortiz, Santa Fe.
Esterino Napoleone, Santa Fe.
Bruno Barela, Santa F6. M
Luis Lopez, Santa Fe.
Ramon Padilla, Santa Fe.
James Springer, Santa re.
Andres Chavez, La Palma, N. M.
Bernardino Alarid, Santa Fe.
Academia de espahol:
Delfinio Martinez, Des Moines, N. M.
Manuel Martinez, Capnlin, Colo. ,
Porfirio Gallegos, Capulfn, Colo.
Ezequiel Martinez, Des Moines, N. M.
Regime Martinez, Capulfn, Colo.
Nacori Martinez, Arboles, Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

tIaSi IIUTU ue eslIIUS, caJa dc mueS-
tras, ETC., TODD GRATIS para listed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

s.-"sidelishts Of New Mexico
History con n Introduction por e.
Hon. Thomas Benton Catron, ex-sena
dor de los Estados Unidos por ell Els
tado de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28
dos. por cada tomo, 1925
DE SANTA FE

dos. por cada tomo, .$5.25
2s-"Hernan cortez and his Con-
quest of Mexico" con una introduce
ci6n por Mr.. Paul A. F. Walter. La
introduction del Sr. Walter termina
asf: "Es una narration mas emocio-
rante que la ficci6n misma, y un ira
bajo que debe interesar tanto a los
j6venes como a las personals de edad,
al sabio 10 mismo que al lector casual
PRECl0, al ser entregado, -. $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

Ell manuscript fue revisado por ell
Rev. FIR. zephyrin Engeldhardt, o. F.
NJ, ell bien conocido historiador de
Santa Barbara, California. En- su re-
vision del libro, ell Padre Zephyrin
ice:-"Despues de, examiner ell ma
nuscrito, encuentro que contiene una
gran cantidad de information intere-
sante que aclara mucho de 10 que
aparece diffcil de comprender en- la
Historic de Nuevo Mexico" Los ca
ritulos acerca de Santa Fe" y de la
"Campana de San Miguel" de por
ST solos valen muchas veces ell valor
del Iibro. PRECIO, al ser entregado,
$3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-28

,. o Duran. N. M.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
Keeping Alaska to Front.
(Dawson News.)

(DaWSOn NeWs)
 virile policy is being followed in Alaska of keep, ing that Terrory's and attractions paraded
 before the world It wise and progressive policy | and that will pay.
 Alaska had just many natural resources fifty years ago she has today but they not known ! to the world Now that they have been discovered, at least to degree, the world wants her products. The thing is, to make known to the many what is known to the few, and to induce others to and
 help in turning out the great wealth of forest mine, stream and
 Pursuant a well-defined policy, Governor Thomas
 Riggs, jr appointed a publicity agent for the Ter
 rory. The appoin tmen reflects credit upon the | ernOr being in accordance with the spirit of K
 panson and having confidence in the land of which
 he the chief executive Further credit is due him
 for having selected for the position whose business
 it has been for to study closely the
 the Northland and to exploit them in the public press | The new publicity agent is E. J. White. pioneer newspaper man of Dawson, and for years publisher | and editor of the Whitehorse Star.
 Mir. White understands the theory and practice of newspaper making and has range of information and l vision which should assist him greatly in his | field in getting results He has the utmost conf- dence and esteem of all those who have been fortunate | enough to know him, and there is doubt but that he will be power in helping spread the gospel of
 Alaska incidentally, he no doubt will do something
 that will be of benefit to the Yukon, the benefits lccrung to of the twin northern territories also rebounds to the benefit of the other.
 MT. Whites daughter, former Dawson girl who has been studying journalism the Washington uni versity, has accepted position with the Alaska Blu reau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, and like wise is in position to help tell of the riches of the NOrthland, and also to cooperate with her father
 It is refreshing to Alaska forging ahead in this matter of publicity and putting on a good head Of
 steam despite the war. Alaska has fish, mineral and other products more in demand right than in peace times, and this is the time for her only produce but also to make known her productions and potentialities. Yukon wish Alaska nothing but the best and with her publicity bureau she is taking a long stride in hastening distiny kindly Providence long has held in store for her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26

fellow beats you out of something, he is a Low Down Swindler.
 The reason a delegate to a conven- tion doesn't want to bring his wife along is because he expects to be given the freedom of the city.
 There are times in a mans life when he wouldn't sleep as soundly as he does if he knew what his wife knows about him.
 A lot of Luke's knockers hold that he is against prohibition because he is a rummy. Luke doesn't drink and has no desire to drink. But Luke everlastingly hates a bigot who holds that Personal Liberty means getting soused. And Luke smokes, and chews tobacco, and eats, and wear; clothes. And if a hired lobby can tack a rider on the bill and tell Luke what he must not drink, this same Lobby can tack a rider on an other bill and tell Luke what he must not smoke, or chew, or eat or wear
 The trouble with an oldest inhabi- tant is that he can remember a lot of things that never happened.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
Concentrate the Banking Credits.
Cincinnati Enquirer. }

There is little room for escape from the crgu- aent recently advanced for the of the banking power of this country by R. H. Ire main, of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It made plain by him that every financial institution sense of security, and other advantages which plan has brought into existence. Where might be asked. would the banks of this country have finished after the maelstrOm of August 1914 had 1t been for the intervention of the strong hand at Washing ton? How, too, it may be queried, would the hit- gledypggledy bank system of the old days stood the strain of the tremendous financial operations the War Administration?
 The New York authority notes that. 30 per cent. of the banking resources of the nation are held by state institutions. If these concerns refuse to unite with those within the Federal system there Is presented the unpleasant spectacle financial house divided against itself On the other hand if all ter and become part of the organization there will be created financial bulwark impervious tC assault and invincibe in banking power.
 There is need now for this union of strength. Ex- gencies require international operations The bal of trade with South America is running against the United States and the time is drawing near when it will be necessary to ship actual gold restore the equilibrium. No longer, then, is the question of terng remaining aloof a matter for private deter imitation. The doctrin of the hour it found in the strongest appeal of Mir Tremain stane bankers: Il call upon you now as citizens do your part in strengthening the credit of country and of the other countries which depending upon in this world emergency The cooperation of the state banks is needed ant it should be forthcoming"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
GOLD PRODUCTION.

All the aid that Alaskans render Delegate Sulzer and MT. Thane in their efforts to secure en- couragement for increased gold production should be freely given. By giving aid not only can the com mon good be advanced but Alaska's material wei fare can be promoted because the country needs the gold and the increase gold production would be Of immeasureable benefit this Territory.
 The plan advanced by MT. Thane, to increase the price of gold by international agreement-by the Entente Allies-and the handling of all gold by the governments seems to be based on justice right principles and sound policy. If the governments would first get possession of the gold-they have pairment of the value of securities if all the Allied would advance the price of the metal It would it is true add to the value of gold mines but there at the present time few gold mines in the world that worth what they have cost.
 It is estimated that approximately one-half of the gold output of the world is being produced at loss That is ample indication that the metal is not priced as high as equity demands When the gold producing countries pay their balances in gold they pay more than the balances represent. They lose money.
 Later. after the shall have ended and the demand for all the credits that have been created during it's progress becomes pressing, when people begin seeking gold to liqudate the cred it's then there will be an greater dmand for gold than
 Pending agreement by the Allies as to the price of gold, MT. Thane urges a system of bonuses to pro- mote production, and the Government control of the product.
 Look at the situation will. and the neces- sity prevent any let up in the production of gold and the necessity increase the output as greatly as possible imperative
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
TRIBUTE TO FRANCE.

The depth and breadth of American regard for France and the sincerity and universality of the tr bute that was paid to that country on the recently celebrated French national holiday is revealed in the newspapers that to from the East. In CT town Americans cheered with enthusiasm the mention of the great battle the French have fought for civilization. and mourned with heartfelt sym pathy when the sacrifices she has made were dis cussed. The wonderful reception given to the great speech of Charles Evans Hughes, late Associate Jus tce of the United States Supreme Court and late Republican candidate for President, in New York July l2th, when 12.OOO and women united a, person in tribute to the great Republic was typ ical of the whole country. The attitude of America toward France given voice by Justice Hughes when he said:
 France almost alone bore that terrific on- slaught in those first anxious days, and in all that
 we shall have say later must not forget that brilliant in the art of peace, France is an adept in the arts of war. and saved liberty and civilization by giving the great forces of de-
 mOcracy a breathing spell, and won the day in advance. in the victory of the Marne.
 We pay tribute tonight to the forttude with which France has maintained herself through these long years of continual and increasing sac rihce But there is something better than for titude; there is something better than the mere capacity to endure and to suffer. remarkable that capacity is. We pay tribute tonight to the nouenchable ardor of France. the spirit of France rising triumphant in the midst of difficulties undaunted amid the most terrible perils. threat ened at it's very heart but never discouraged with an invincible strength of character and pur- pose that enemy should ever reach-a people
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
Luke McLuke Says


 If you want to find out how poor your Judgment is. just go ahead and bet on it.
 Father is always weary. But when Mother has three of four kids around he house she is too busy to get fred.
 The only way to get an optimist to 'oin a suicide club is to let him 'ake out life membership.
 Fate arranges things so that we marry our opposites. That is the reason why a hot-headed man dis covers that he is tied up to cold hearted woman.
 Some fellows devote too much time to acquiring knowledge and not enough time to making use of it.
 The old-fashioned man who used 70 feed chickens in the back yard 1ow has a son who feeds them in cabaret cafe.
 Some men are so anxious to meet ,ld man Trouble that they chase ,ther mems wives J
 When you beat the other fellow nut of something. you are shrewd ,usiness man. But when the other
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-26
WEDDING BELLS RING.

The society section of the Se- lttle Times of July 19 contained the following account of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Hanson, who arrived in Juneau on the Princess Sophia:
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Ruth Kildall to Mir. Frederick Albert Hansen. Both are of this city. The marriage serv- ice was read this morning at 9:3O o'clock at the home of the bride g cousin, Mrs. Frank E. Hunt, in Mount Vernon MT. and Mrs. Han sen left immediately after for Van couver, E. C., whence they will sail Saturday for Tyee, Alaska, where Mir. Hansen is interested in sal mon cannery."