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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
BE A RUTH-TELLER-HELP
FIGHT THE BATTLE OVER HERE
FIRE THESE FACTS FOR UNCLE SAM

the German submarines have been de-
stroylug,
The national shipping board II rap
IDLY building up our merchant marine
on such a. scale as to call Tor the ad-
niiration of all maritime nations.
Chairman Hurley announced IN Iuly
OF his year that there were IFS fully
equipped shipyards In the United
states and - others partly com pleted,
90 OF which were more than 10 per
cert finished, Thirty -scvon steel
yards which the United States had
when the war began. had then grow
TO ~, Eighty yards for building
wooden ships are now In operation or
nearing completion. The remainder
OF the total number OF yards are for
building concrete ships.
Thirty eight keels have been laid NJ
the Hog Island ~shipyard and the WAYS
are % per CEN completed, so that IN
a short time they viii turn GU a ship
every other day OF 1900 To S.000 tons.
Summarizing our rate of production,
We turned out IN the months OF June
and July on every week day the equiv
alcnt of a ~i0,O00-ton ship. II rs be-
ncvod that America Will complete her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
THE GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME
Ry CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright. 1918. by Carolyn Beecher,.

that had made Blake Vince. then sign
heavily as he folded the note care
FULLY and laid 1t between the leaves
OF his notebook Mrs. IVcrson must
be q very proud and happy woman
Marion had said Judging Elizabeth
bS horrcii There was nothing IN tho
mote To make Blake Ivcrson think he
WAS more than any other friend 20
Marion Lambert. yet hc had pressed
Il To- his lips before putting IL awaV,
Elizabeth was seated IN q low chnir
her hand idly folded IN her lap. u
PARKWAY look in her eyes, She did
not glance up when Blake entered
the room, she never moved He stood
quietly looking AZ her. Always small.
she hu1 grown almost ethereal In tho
last few months. Her satinN black
IN the fashion he admired, but the
contrast between "a blackuess aud
hcr white face was startling Her
ewes were heavy with dark circles
underneath, and the long, curling
lashcs seemed to drag down the lids,
almost transparent.
\ great pity foi her entered Blakc's
heart as hc looked Ills eyes misted,
and in a rush of emotion he went TO
her and knelt beside her. wrapping
his arms about her slender waist.
Dear" he said. very gently, Il am
going away in the morning. - France
I may never come back Won't YOU
SAY goodbye 90 me-"
lie pressed her slight form to him,
hut not by q quiVcr OF her body did
she show that shc realized mis- pres
once. Her DYES were dry, she u not
raised tho heavy lids, nor had she
shown the slightest emotion. ""
might havc bee miles away for all
the notice she took of him.
Remember. dear. Won NAY never
soc me again. Don't let me go Ike
TINS. not only because OF HE pain
Il gives me, but because OF Yourself,
GEAR"
lie leaned over and kissed the
littlc hands SO quietly folded ia her
lap. lie kissed them again and again
AZ hc begged her TO say Just IA word
70 him. Finally he rose TO hts feet.
and looking sadly down at her said;
n will see the baby. then come back.
Perhaps YOU viii De- kindCr TO me
thCn."
She heard him playing with MI"
Gypsy. CoaNing . ITO laugh with
him then she heard hin talkinc
quietly to the nurse, His voicc was
very serious. as n he were giving her
careful instructions about something
Then once more he talked To the
baby. his voiNe now trembled, and
sounded fun of tears, Then the door
opened again.
"wil YOU Say goodbye, Elizabeth
II MAY be forever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

has authorized loans to the allies to
falling S6,692. OtO. 900.
During the last two years our eX-
ports OF beef to the allies have aver
aged about 22,cOe. 600 pounds a
month. In March. 1918, we ahippe,l
sd, 900, 900 pounds OF beef products To
the allies which vas 20 per cont motr
than IN "a previous month in seven
years, and more thar twice as much
as the highest amount exported IN
anN month of the four years before
1915.
before We entered the war we tx
ported to the allios $4,000, 900 pounds
of pork Il month when we entered
the war this had increased to 125,-
600. 600 a month. In March of this
year the moun Of pork exported 10
the allies amounted to 3Os, 900. O0O
pounds. which rs more than six times
tho normal and so per cont Rroater
than IN any other month during the
last seven years. This IN what pork
loss days have done.
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tHNt"vI,n LIN

When Blake lNcrsou reached his
n partmcut be waited tor 81 moment or
1.-Two In the han before inserting his
Acy in the lock Then STRENGTHENING
fs broad shoulders. he opened the
dopr Hc had not been Ht home since
hid last promotion. but no thought o.
thE entered his mind. although both
Mr and Mrs TraNmorc had been no.
unk, pleased. hut complimentary, and
hnN ~prophosicd SIN furthci honorH
for him MI Traymoro fully expect
ed HoW to be-. AS he expressed ~,
"On, of the mon hohind the fellow
bpHind the gun" His services as %
icItcsentatiNc of the Rcd cross had
beeu accepted in the same spirit as
he Rad offered them. He was now
busyA arranging his business natter
Tor Ap Indefinite ahsoucc lie wa'
nlmokt hoylshlN enthusiastic h "a ic
was considered available IN spite OF
his lny wars. fiis wife was tully
as enthusiastic. and entered whole
soutcAly INTO an his plans
They had ceased urging Betty to
act ~ differently toward Blake; had
finally made up their minds that II
did no good. and might possibly do
harm ,Thcy nevertheless gricvcd
o.cr hcr actions. and often talked Of
hcr whtTr hy themselves, speculnting
aS to what the outcome would ne.
h., Blake had talked hut oncc with
them concerning Elizabeth, az he now
always csllod his wife. that was when
he had arranged his financial matters
SO that she would have ma rcsponsi-
hilitN. and SO hat no matter wlnt
happened ' him she would he sni,
In nll. these iung months OF training
~ the camp, uW once had she 10y
word or look appeared 20 take tf'
slightest interest in htm. When MS
promotions followed each othcr
quickly she had been the only n TO
whom they evidently meant nothing
Congratulations had poured Va
upon him. for as a man, as well as
an artist. Blake lyersoa had been
very popular. due perhaps as much 20
his straightforward character as TO
his attractive personality, He had
WINGED when he read Marion Lam
h,rts short note.
You VIII make an ideal soldier
The mans part you are privileged To
play IN q wonderful part ! am oN'r.
inNcd At your quick promotions, yet
know they are deserved. Mrs. iNcr'
son must be a very proud ana happy
Oman Remember me 10 her. As
YOU know. nay hospital tx nearly I'M
irhcd. have been taking the course
In nursing | told YOU ] thought 81
DOING and shall hc ready tn 90 what
over is best, either here or over there.
Again I congratulate YOU AZ always
Marion
II wus the sentence about his wife
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business Because OF the scarcity of
gold In circulation an individual ten
dering soyereigns is likely "a Ice looked
upon with suspicion unless he has
been identified
Scotland Yard officials say that
there was. and IL still. n considerable
quantity of sovcroigns boarded 10y pcu-
pie IN various parts of the country.
War loans have brought much OF the
former hidden treasure to light Seven
hundred sovercigns We're found .n-
Gently in the wrcckagc OF a house
struck by a bomb during u German
air raid on London.
jewelers. who have been engaging
In the Illicit buying OF coins have been
USING The gold for wedding rings, the
manufacture OF pins, for plating and
various articles IA their trade, \ sov-
ercign makes a I'M for which the
icwcler may charge anything from
$3.50 10 $40.
While there In no ban on tho issue
OF gold IN England bank customers
can only obtain il Tor certain specified
purposes.
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being nccomplices without the inten-
ton of hCtraying the country
Al we're taken before the assizes,
but the presiding Judge sent them ht-
fore the military tribunal. Al the eN-
animation, Cobb confessed 20 editinS
tho manifcstos which expressed his
own views as an anarchist and paci-
fist. The charges against the Journey
man printers were withdrawn, and he
asked The dismissal Of the others for
lac Of proof.
Cobb was sentenced to ten years
az was Ciapolini. while Lognani got
eight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Christian science services are held
at as West Gold avcnuv every sun
day morning NJ II O'Clock.
SUNDAY school at = IS o'clock,
Wednesday evening meetings at 5
O'clock
Reading room open daily except
Suntays and holidays from 30 to
$3.50 D. m at as West cold cnu
second floor.
\ free circulating library. includ-
ing al the works 90 Mari Baker Ed
dy. and other AUTHORIZE Christian
Science literature, IN maintained IN
connection with the reading room.
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend the sunday service, the Nodncs
day evening meetings, % "a visit tho
reading room,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
Gold Greed Strong
In Old London Now

London. Sept ! -CIorrcspondence
OF the Associated Press Greed tor
gold mas reached such a stage in Lon
don that scotland Yard has organized
a special department 10 check Illegal
trafncking In Brush sovereignA Geld
OH OF the United states are also AZ
u promium. a s. gold piece bringing
about SIS 30 " sold to a ieweier. A
sovereign IN value and usagc CORES
ponds 10 the American 81 gold piece
With gold AZ a premium, the supply
rationcd and the demand for lewclry
abnormal. because of high wages he
ms paid munition and other factory
workers, II temptation OF jewellers
60 use gold COINS in THEN work has
become greater than ever,
MT little gold reaches tho banks
ol England ~ the ordinary course of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

TUWU NOIIH FVUTTII u
Sunday school and Bihlr class at
g:4i q m. Topic this week, What Is
Means to lie a Christian At the
clos. Of the session plans for Rally
day will be announced. All scholars
are urged to hc present
II u. m. Breaking 81 bread ~ re-
m%cmbrancc OF the Lord.
S %. IA. 4 gospel address by Carl
Arncrding. Subject, why He'll WIN
he Bone Dry Forever
Wednesday at ) y. ~. u meeting Tor
prayer.
Thursday at \ y. m, Bible class Tor
all. Topic .his week. "DelivcrAnCc
from sin" itumans. chapter six,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

The church Of christ meets each
Lords day in the northwest corner
Basement room Of the Al~huquefquc
public library.
song service frnm 10 to- 1889 a, IN.
Bible ntudy from 1880 10 1880,
Communion services from 1880 to
II m.
Bible lesson Tor sunday. September
-. Second General Trip of the Son
Of God. Read Mat. IL chapter.
Evangelist q. T.. Mickey, beginning
SUNDAY. October 20, will hold a series
OF gospel meetings which are to CON
tinue daily for an indefinite time,
Particular announcements VIII be
made as the work progresses.
Elders, j. H. Edwards. r. \. Tal'ey
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church

our services are held Ia the public
library. corner of Edith street. and
Central avenue.
carl Schmid pastor Ncsidenoc, a0S
South AruO street Phone =oii.
SUNDAY school at D. a IA.
Preaching at II = IN. Subject.
Which IL the Great commandment
la the Law '
The congregation extends a cordial
welcome 20 the stranger IL a call by
the pastor is desired. he viii bc glad
to uhliIc yea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
Woman's Committee,
Council of National Defense,
department of Educational


Propaganda.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfcld state Chairman
Truth Series No, ..
September /, 1918,
The allied ana neutral shipping sunk
In enemy submarines during Jitly.
1918. amounted TO 270,000 tons. COM
pared with b34,S39 tons sunk IN July,
1917,
The entente nations constructed
during July q tonnage OF sS0.00o tons
in excess of that destroyed during the
month by enemy operations
Up 10 Angus, rs the entente tonnage
sunk ~ 1918 was so per cent less than
that lost during the Same tiGia IN
1917.
In the month of June alone We uilt
the equivalent OF ahopt 70 per cent
OF what the tcrman subntsrines de-
struycd. and Great Britain nnd France
built much more than the rt0lairn :
30 per cent ttr Omitted states alone
will soon ho huilding more ships than
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~. Johns hurch

silver Ave and Fourth 81
Rev. T.. y. bullock, rector
Feast OF 81. Michael AND All Angels.
Holy communion at a M,
church school a. ald a. IN,
Chura. communion and sermon al
~ a. M.
The Intention at this service is FOR
th. me la the army aud navy who
have gone from - Johns parish.
Their anne VIII be read ana Sp''l'l
prayers offered for them
Tniyersitv Heirhts mission sohoni
. 30 a la,
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Cor, Lead Ave. and Broadway
Special exercises for Promotion day
and 90 Ia sunday school day Will
school period and the usual hour for
morning worship Strangers and vis
iturs especially invited to attend.
Evening worship ~ . m Rev.
:. NJ Edwards of Bclen VIII preach
ana afterwards will adminis5er the
ordinance OF baptism, Mr e. u.
kanady and Miss Ruth Thurman viii
sing a duet, Forever with the Lord,
and Mr.. kanadY will sins the otter
tory solo, The Good Shepherd
The senior ". Y. e g. viii consider
the topic, The 1.-THE a Practical hin
IN Christian Giving AT Z y m
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Mortuary Home

An establishment with homelike sur
%roundings, where we render a quiet
and efficient service. The expense
n a matter Of your ~ desire.
The public IN invited 10 inspect the
home al n time. Lady assistant
Motor ambulance. Two Blocks
South OF High School.
2Ig 50. Arno ~. liluan 2sa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Cor. tudl n 7ohtn hlnauNhAt
Minister. Richford - brton. Resi-
dcncc. 494 South Edith street.
Hours of worship.
sunday school at 9;tj a. m.
Preaching AT IL "A m
&. r. and Evg service at y M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock,
Superintendent of Sunday school
Ii. l.. Snyder. Note the $ :. drive IL
on Come and bring your friends and
help us go over the top"
SUNDAY morning tde pastor VIII
preach oE the subject. More Deeds
and Less Creeds. There Will lac good
music 10y the choir,
The young people are planning "A
big meeting for their service In the
evening The young peoples societies
from the different churches OF the
city have becn invited TO join IN u
union service at this church Come
promptlN at 6:i5. The service Will
last one hour. II will he dedicated %
our boys over there
We haze "a free scat. n friendly
hanc. and q warm welcome In our
worship-iust for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

a healthy man Is a King In his own
r ight. an unhealthy man an unhappy
For impure blood and sluggish
liver. use Burdock's Blood Bltters. On
tho market 80 years. S.25 a bottle.
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Presbyterian Church
Immaculatc Conception Church

Sodality mass at a NJ.
Children's mass AT $40.
High mass and sermon at 10.
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meeting ~ all the younR peoples So
cictics 1t s 80 p IN. 40 the CongroGa-
tionHl church.
40 evening worship OWING to a
union of all the chuTch"s At a meet
ing in the interest of the Fourth LIB
erty Loan drive
prof Herbert T.. nixon Of Tucson,
AriZ. will sing a. the morning hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
THE CHURCHES
The Broadway Christian Church

Cor. south Broadway aud Gold venue
g:30-Bihle school College stu
dents, members uf faculty, new COM
ers. all are invited To attend, There's
a place for everyone.
Hoo Communion. Special ser
Vice hy tho Christian Woman's Hoard
OF Missions. Mrs. l.. II Morgan, pres
idcni. Reading. THE immigrant, -
Mrs. u. r. Archer.
Trio. Cast Thy Bread Upon the
Waters" Misses Katherine bearing
Vivian rike and Mrs. A.. II. mhofc,
Book review. Daughters OF Dark
ness In sunny India" the story OF a
bright little Hindu girl who was cap
tured and given by Mrs. Errett
Van tleavc.
Special music.
Spread the news Of the coming Of
Bro, Roberts next sunday.
The choir has been highly appre-
ciHted for It's loyalty N splendid SER
vice.
Presbyterian Church.
Cor. Fifth st. and Silver Ave.
Hugh A. Cooper and Charles H..
Mexican pastors.
sunday school at 9:i5 a m. Ed
ward u. Cristy, superintendent.
Morning SCI vice AZ II a. m,
sermon, where There Is no Vision.
the People Perish"
-Four minute speech by T. O. Red
ington.
Music.
organ prelude. march, lehman.
Offertory. Andante In u. SilaS.
Mrs. -. ~, Faw, organist.
Anthem, Jubilate Dec in T. Flat.
Corbin
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st. paurs English imu'eran Clrurcl,

W. 'fNhfH
Arthur VI. knudsen. pastor.
Residence 300 South Sixth street
Phone 229y.
The sunday school meets NJ g.t5
a. m We have classes FOR all. a. w.
kraemcr. superintendent.
The pastor will speak on "Reflectors
Of God" ~ the morning service AZ II
o'clock. The chair VIII sing The
hercios of the Lord" tAdamsb. Re
ccptiou of new members.
The Christian Endeavor society Will
unite with the other societies Of the
city Ia q union meeting at the Congre-
g%ational church, corner Broadway n
Coal. at 6 30 o'clock
The Potter and the clay viii be
the theme OF the evening sermon by
the pastor at the $ o'clock service.
Miss Helen Sichler will sing "One
Fleoiiug Hour (f'uhrman-Lce).
For the week
Monday evening, 1880 O'Clock ~
Meeting of church cOuncil.
Wednesday, 1889 y. m.-Mecting
Tor prayer and Rible study.
Thursday, 2;30 y. m.-iadies' Ala
society meets in church p%arlors.
SATURDAY, . a. M Enrolment Of
class for c%atccheticai instruction AT
the church.
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iGrs, Methodist Episcopal

Cor. Load Ave and South Third St
Charles oscar Beckman, pastor.
Miss Edith Gurhy, d-eacouness.
SUNDAY school at 9:fi a IN. u \.
portcrfield, superintendent
Preaching by the pastor at II a m.
No Epworth league, instead "A union
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
MIR. CATTELL BRINGS
SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM

A. u. Cstieu. city statistioan OF
philadelphia, spoke last evening at a
meeting of the J0vian Order held In
parlors and B. OF the Hotel dupont.
he gave many facts aud figures CON
cernlng the war, and. while be did not
underestimate the seriousness Of the
national position. he was optimistic on
many points. and somehow his hearers
came away from the meeting feeling
that 20 some extent 81 least the dark
clouds were not so gloomy after all.
Mr.. Caitell showed tho difference be
tween oyer-conldence and optimism.
Tie emphasized the superior position
which this nation viii occupy at the
close OF The war.
Henry Irving Bowles. representing the
Delaware Life Underwriters Associa-
li0n. was also a speaker. he said there
was no necessity for any less interest In
the thrift campaign during the comine
Liberty Loan drive and maintained thai
both interests could work In unison
without interference. Both campaign
are requisite, be said, and the small IN
yestor and the large investor mus
stand side by side 20 raise The 5000,
0OOO0O needed.
Refreshments were served followin
the addresses and The large numbe
present enioyd an informal socia
Henry r. Miller, of Garrett, Miller an
, Company. occupied the chair.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
KEEPING MEATLESS
DAY WHOLLY
By BIDDY BYE.

The faithful observation Of meatless
day remains a household habit based
about half on the governments request
that we conserve meat, and half on the
prohibltiNe price OF the product itself.
Fortunately. the family health suffers
not 80 all under the reduced meat ration
and more and more housewives are
finding o benefit in a condition they
once regarded as a hardship.
Here are four good meatless meals
for Tuesdays and other days:
Casserole Of PeaS-Wash two cupfuls
Of dried peas and put 10 soak over night
IN enough cold water TO cover. In the
morning parbon the peas until they
are tender. Place in a deep baking
dish with a two-inch square OF fat pork,
one cupful Of canned tomatoes, two ta-
blespoonfuls OF corn syrup, and one tea
spoonful Of salt FIN up the dish with
cold water and bake In a moderate
oven Cor two hours. This is also a
god dish for the nreless cooker.
Jungle StcW-Nash one and one-hali
. cupfuls OF kidney beans and soak over
night In the morning boil the beans
for three hours. SEce one large onion
and brown in q frying pan with four
lablespOoniuls OF drihpings or vegetable
Fat. Add the fat and onion 90 the
beans and 10 the mixture add two cup
ifuls Of canned tomatoes and one-hall
cupful Of macaroni in small pieces, OF
I the same amount Of rice. Season with
salt and pepper to taste and simmer
gently for half an hour. Serve with
toast or crackers.
Eggs with Rice-MiX one cupful OF
/ hot boiled rice with one cupful OF sea.
soned tomato sauce, one-hah cupful Of
chopped celery, and two tahlesp poonfuh
| Of grated cheese. Heat for five minute.
and then heap in a serving dish and
surround wsth poached or fried eggs
one for each person served.
Walnut Cheese ROest-MiX One-hal
] cupful OF rolled cracker crumbs OF
bread crumbs with one-half cupful o.
chopped walnuls. and one-hslf cupfu
OF grated cheese. Add 20 the mixture
one-half teaspoonful Of chopped parsle!
or dried sage. a medum-sized onion
chopped nne, one-half cupful Of tomato
or celery soup. and four tablespoonful
Of water. stir the ingredients aud bak
20 minutes in q casserole. This recip
serves four persons. TO serve large
number double accordingly.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
WORKING OUT PLANS
OF VICTORY DINNER

AZ the Democratic League OF Della
ware las. night. final ARRANGEMENTS
were made for the Victory Dinner" TO
be held IN odd Fellows Hall mex Wcd-
nssday evening. Acceptsnces 90 the
dinner are helms received by the com
millee in every mall. Every member
oi tAe Democratic state Committee has
been invited, including the committees
from Keni Sussex and New Castle
counties.
United states Senator's salisbury and
Wnlcotl aud Congressman Polk will nc
the chief speakers az the dinner Re-
marks VIII he made by James H..
Hughes, OF the Kent county commite ;
James Tunnel. chairman OF The Sussex
county committee; Harry r. Graham.
chairman Of the state committee, and
James Saulsbury chairman OF the
Democratic city COMMITTED Niayor Law
son. City solicitor Bayard, as well az
other prominent Democratic leaders Of
/ the state Harry r. lsaacs. chairman OF
+ the New Castle county Democrat,
+ committee Will be chairman OF The
mcetlng
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
LURE or ALASKA

Dr. sugden's famous motion pictures
in natural colors, and his descriptive
talk on "The Lure Of Alaska will be
the attraction at The Playhouse begin
ming Thursday night, April IS, and con-
ilnung during the rest OF the week
with matinee saturday. These pictures
Of life in the little known colony Of th'
North will be described by the man wh'
made them. 10 isn't a snOw-bount
Alaska that Dr. sugden VIII tell OF
After living there FOR seventeen year.
and reveling 10 the scenic beauties, ~
wild flowers and the open life OF the
North, he was sstonished 10 find thai
the outside world knew so little Of thl
real Alasks that It piiied the people whG
lived there. It was 70 correct this i'm
preston that he first taught himself how
TO make motion pictures and then wen
20 his beloved Alaska TO collect a series
OF them which would show the rest o.
the states what their far-away sister
/ territory is Ike.