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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-03-07
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moe
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
GOV. RIGGS

Gov. Riggs Alaska to be the chief exc cutive of the Territory without string to him. He without friends to reward enemies to pun ish. He without pledge promise other than to do his best for the whole Territory of Alaska. That is all that has been asked of him. Those who worked for his appointment did so for the purpose of securing for the Territory a Governor with pacy for progressive leadershpa forward looking Governor who will devote his energies and abilities and knowledge of the Territory and of American prn cples of government to the service of Alaska.
 That Gov. Riggs will be the Governor of Alaska. himself, and leader in the work of developing the Territory, both it's resources and it's govern ment none who know him doubts for single mo- ment Most of the since he graduated from college have been deySted, tor Alaska He has been all the Territory, and is well acquainted with 1t and it's people He knows Alaskans and likes them. They know him and like him. He is of them
 It a fixed habit with him to look issues square ly in the face. He takes up problems for the pur pose of settling them. He meets the level There is camouflage in his makeup He is clean honorable and manly and he is thorough American
 The people look forward to a patriotic and able and progressive administration under Gov. Riggs that should take the Territory far.
 A hearty welcome awaits the Governor and Mrs. Riggs to Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
SULZER FOR DELEGATE
Seward Post)

Charles A. Sulzer is candidate for renominatioh and reelection Delegate from Alaska, subject to the primaries held April 30th. subject to the primaries" this time has most peculiar meaning this case it brings attention to the fact that Delegate Sulzer must fight for his renomination on the Demo cratic ticket because certain lew nave decioeu among themselves, that they desire another to be nominated But SulZer is going to win the renoni nation as his friends, and they be counted Dy the thousands, going to see that he~is renomnat ed Scores are going to the primaries and vote the Democratic ticket in order to put Charles A oulzer in the running Scores going to say they are Democrats just to help out friend in need Scores are going to the primaries to repudiate the acton or handful of disgruned alleged Democrats at Juneau and they are going to renominate Charles A. Sulzer as Delegate from Alaska. And they are going to the primaries with right spirit political lie. is no
 lie at all Politics is about the dirtiest game that is played by the human race If one goes into poll tics he can't play the game square and that IS the for Delegate, show the Juneau bunch that all can play game of unwashabe politics.
 Charles A. Suzer has made good. None can say he has not and speak the truth Of all the candi dates on the various tickets, Suzer stands for Alas ka Sulzer stands for the Territory, where he has worked where he property. where he expects to spend his days.
 If one doubts what he intends doing, what he has done read what he says on this of the Post Read it carefully, read it earnestly and pick flaws if you can You cant. Charles A. Suzer makes his statements clearly, logically-honest staements-as all will
 There are about three weeks remaining before the primaries Boost for the man boosts for you, for your Territory, where you making your livlihood Not only boost but work for the who is con scientiousy working for welfare in securing for you that which will enable you make better in face of dreadful circumstances.
 Then vote for Charles A. Sulzer for Delegate. He is the only man for the place who has been nominated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
ASSOCIATED PRESS VICTORY

While Associated Press beats are not by any means rare. of the most spectacular Of It's beats in recent times was that of the Paris bonn bardment from a distance of 76 miles. It was spec tacular because of the character of the news and because it was so promptly denied by other press services Associated Press rivals not only denied the authenticity of the news, but they set about to dis nrove if However as always is the the Asso- ciated Press had thoroughly investigated the story before putting it the wire and today the 'o-ime range guns are accepted facts every where The Associated Press does not handle manbat stories
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
THE DIFFERENCE
anybody

It all very fine patriotism for Judge Wicker. sham and his henchmen, and Gov. Strong and those on the public payroll through his favor, who with him trying rig the Democratic primary so that Wckersham may control both political parties, to accuse the representative the people of Alaska in Congress of all of crimes, to attack and be
 little the courts to accuse the officers of the law failure, call all who disagree with them Huns and crooks and pirates to hire an itinerate female preacher politician to to their homes and abuse them. and to do all without setting forth one scintilla evidence in support of their accusations It is Outrageous when the facts are set forth to prove that leader of the gang of Wckersham assistants has served for years Governor of Alas ka without taking the pains to become an American citizen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

present you with second pair of twins.
 The fact that a meeting is open ed with prayer is no assurance that it won't be closed with a fight
 Many a man who is always brag- ging about his ancestors is raising children who won't be able to do much bragging.
 A man should hug a girl when he is proposing to her. This will en- able her to realize that she is being pressed for an answer.
 Things sure have changed since the poet spilled his epigram. Now adays a man wants whole lot here below and wants it all the time.
 The average man loses ambition after he marries, and is content to drift with the tied.
 It doesu't matter what kind of d figure woman may have. She is always hunting for a corset that will improve it.
 You cant make a young fellow be- lieve that the time will come when girls will seem less important than earning a living. But it will
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Luke McLuke Says

A girl thinks it wicked to say what you are thinking. But she sees nothing wicked in thinking what you cant say.
 Our idea of a hopeless rounder is one who can have a light heart and a dark brown taste at the same time.
 That Spring tang in the air makes fellow feel that he isn't getting his innings unless he gets his out ings.
 A barbed wire fence on either side of it wouldn't keep some men in the straight and narrow path.
 Two pair doesn't make a full house unless your wife happens to
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
FOR SHAME!

Referring to the publication of the simple facts which prove the foreign citizenship of one masquerad ing as an American and holding high office in an American Territory the Dispatch he has aroused such bitter opposition that he is the victim or the most outrageous attacks And in the next paragraph Il refers to the Judge of United States District Court and leading citizens of the Territory as ward heelers and gives single fact upon which to pase the charge Shame on such journalism!
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

If tie election of Charles A. Suzer de-
 pends upon the character of politics which
 being nduged in by the rival
 faction of the Democratic party it can
 readily be that the good people of
 the Territory will flock to the Republican
 ticket this fall-( -(Dispatch)
 That kind of talk fools nobody. The political fight in progress in Alaska is not factonal Demo- cratic fight. It is the old contest between the progressive people of the Territory side and Judge Wickersham and his personal machine the other.
 Just Judge Wickersham tried to capture the Democratic party four years ago through Mir Cobb and others who claimed to be Democrats, this time he s using Gov. Strong and few of the later's appontees for that purpose. It is the tmeod scheme of using traitors within the enemy's lines to plish victory.
 Strong and Aldrlch and Marshall and Maloney and Hunt and others the public payroll through the favor of Strong, who had been working with Wickersham henchmen for months, discovered that Judge Wickersham was the only one to file for the Republican nomination for Delegate to Congress. Be lieving that he had thus already captured the Re publican party at the last moment they brought Maloney for the Democratic nomination. Immediate ly they began a plan get the Wickershamites to vote in the Democratic primary for Wckersham through Maloney. No bipartisan machine ever planned dioboical scheme rig things so that minority of the voters could steal Territory while the people looking.
 There is real division in the Democratic party The Democratic party of Alaska is more nearly united under the leadership of Delegate Suzer than it ever has been under any leadership in the Territory The party stands for the sefgovenment for progressive development, for efficiency. for law enforcement and for decency. Under the leadership of MT Sulzer no party could stand for less.
 No knows this better than Gov Strong and those who followed him into the Wickersham camp They know that if they depended upon Democratic votes to defeat Mir Sulzer in the Democratic primary there would be no chance at all for success They know that their only chance to capture the Demo cratic party rests in getting Wickershamites
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Mrs Hatcher's insinuation that Delegate Sulzei had been consulted by California liquor dealers-or any other liquor dealers any one interested Tn the liquor traffic-wth reference to his full lerrl toral form of government bill that the liquor interests had contributed directly or indirectly to his camnaign there is in the language of Henry Clay. Out one apt or polite answer, and that is the lie direct: so why waste breath further.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

From now until the primaries April 30th. all kinds of political literature will be to voters, through the mails Delve below the surface and get to the motive. The Boob" is the title of a sheet which carries of publishers at it's head. Any periodical whose editors publishers asham ed to have their names appear is periodical to be summed. 'The Boob is boob It is the boob offspring of petty bunch of boobs if word petty be used "The Boob" should be read but don't be boob and believe The Boob" writings-( Seward Gateway)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

With Sulzer Congress and Riggs in the GoV- ernor,s chair there will be cooperative effort and frankness and decision in the discussion of Alaskan problems and official action upon them How refresh- ing the contrast from the days of Wiekersham and Strong when people specuated as to what the posi- ton of those men would be if they should take u position-which usually they did not
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Police !

"Ain't got a ten spot you can spare, have your" asked Smith.
 I'm fiat broke this morning. l was a black hand victim last night"
 "A black hand yictim?" said Jones. 'I thought that Camorra so- ciety had been put out of business in this country. How did it hap pen?"
 "Oh, replied Smith, "I had a straight and the other fellow had spade flush"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

than Democrats to attend the Democratic primary. If the full Democratic strength is voted at the Demo cratic primary April 30th there is no question but that Delegate Sulzer will be renominated and if he is renominated he will be reelected The Wickersham- Strong Hubbard combination know this well as anybody.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Hun miltarsts have been trying to demonstrate that the Verdun offensive not in vain well. it added to our heroic literature the pregnant words They shall not pass.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

It was Sooman who said: Tt is better to live in the corner of a housetop than a wide house with a brawling woman" It is not reported that Solomon ever mixed in politics either. but he had the right hunch.-tDouglas Island News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Give us your next order for trans fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
 Company. Phone AS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

taken. Fee NayIor, of Moscow, O., is not lawyer.
 Hohenzollern. 'Ifohenzollern, sound like the
 "wollerin,' Of a buzz-saw crunching through
 bones With a lubricant of blood, sauer
 kraut and mud, And the echoes of hell in it's
 tones. Yet this is that name that invented
 the game Of brutalized Kultur, per SC; While millions are slain to prolong
 it's reign, And the "Zollern's from danger
 keep free.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Trials.

"The world is very good to me, Remarked old Justice Byals; And yet, as you can plainly see My life is fuli of trials
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Coming to Blows.

"There was a fight in camp today" Remarked the witty Private Tails; 'The soldiers came to blows when
 they
 Responded to the bugle calls. :"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Correct.

"A scientist claims ;nat the fly is responsible for the tired feelinl we call laziness," said the Old Fogy.
 Well" replied the Crouch, lon the other hand. the tired feeling We call laziness is responsible for the fly"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Dine at the Gast1neau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
NOtice !

If Green Berry, of Adams, Ky, will let us know when he ripens, we will take a trip up there
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
BITS OF BY- By Luke McLuke yass -;- Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

Help! The tender hearted Dolly Dream Said: Have a heart, 1 beg! Oh, Mother, please don't whip that cream, And please don't beat that egg!"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Life.

This worlds a tough old place, you
 bet,
 We're all out for a stake And, while some take what they
 can get, Some get what they can take.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Paw Knows Everything.

Willie-Paw, what is a false doctrine?
 Paw-That is when a physician makes the wrong diagnosis when he calls on a patient, my son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Oh. Joy

When you are in Knoxville, Tenn, you should go to Heaven, when you want more heat. Any way, George icaven, 948 North Central Avenue, advertiaes that he will make your furnace draw and behave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Our Daily Special

OUI OdIIy DPUCIetI It Is Sick Mule that Has No Kick Coming.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
Wuf

WufF! When Mamma's little Willie boy was found, And shooting craps out on the grass was seen; His mother told his Pa with a pleased smile: Our little lamb is gambling on the green"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
We'll. We'll!

No. dear reader. you are mis-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Snits-Ice
 (Vincennes, Ind, Commercial) A marriage license was issued by Circuit Clerk Kensler Wednesday to Alvin P. Splits, farmer, of this county son of John Splits. farmer, of this county. and Miss Gladys M. Ice. of this county.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
NOBODY FOOLED

If tie election of Charles A. Sulzer de- pends upon the character of politics which are being induged in by the rival faction of the Democratic party it can readily be that the good people of the Territory will flock to the Republican ticket this fall lDiSnat oh ]
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

OA " VI O ! Af1 | l By Luke McLuke Es -:- | Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
 Help! The tender-hearted Dolly Dream Said: Have a heart, I beg Oh, Mother, please don't whip that
 cream,
 And please don't beat that egg!" Paw Knows Everything. Willie-Paw, what is false doctrine?
 Paw-That is when physician makes the wrong diagnosis when he calls on patient, niy son.
 Life. This worlds a tough old place, you
 bet,
 We're all out for a stake; And, while some take what they
 can get, Some get what they can take
 Police! "Aint got ten spot you can spare, have you?" asked Smith. 'Im fiat broke this morning. l was black hand victim last night" "A black hand victim?" said Jones. 'I thought that Camorra so- ciety had been put out of business in this country How did it hap pen?"
 "Oh, replied Smith, q had straight and the other fellow had q spade fiush.'
 Trials. "The world is very good to me, Remarked old Justice Byals; And yet, as you can plainly see My life is fuli of trials
 Correct. "A scientist claims ;nat the fly is responsible for the tired feelinf we call laziness," said the Old Fogy. Well" replied the Crouch. lon the other hand, the tired feeling we call laziness is responsible for the fly"
 Coming to Blows. "There was fight in camp today" Remarked the witty Private Tails: "The soldiers came to blows when
 they
 Responded to the bugle calls"
 Notice! If Green Berry, of Adams, Ky, will let us know when he ripens, we will take trip up there.
 Oh. Joy When you are in Knoxville, Tenn, you should go to Heaven, when you want more heat Any way, George caven, 949 North Central Avenue, advertiaes that he will make your furnace draw and behave.
 Wuf! When Mamma's little Willie boy
 was found, And shooting craps out on the
 grass was seen. His mother told his Pa with a
 pleased smile: "Our Title lamb is gambling on
 the green"
 That Anger Again. The Auger said: Your words are true, But l can't eat until I'm through; My board consists of knots and grain, But l work my bit and don't com plane" lima Knutt. This world would certainly be nice, A paradise, my brothers, If we'd just follow the advice That we give unto others.
 Luke McLuke. We like to give advice, that's clear. To others who won't heed it; But few of Us consider we're The very one who need it.
 Newark Advocate
 Snits-Ice. (Vincennes, Ind, Commercial) A marriage license was issued by Circuit Clerk Kensler Wednesday to Alvin P. Splits, farmer, of this county son of John Splits, farmer, of this county, and Miss Gladys M. Ice, of this county.
 We'll. We'll! No. dear reader, you are mis-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

Names Is Names. l. Vim lives in Chicago, III.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15
That Auecr Again.

That Anger Again. The Auger said: Your words are true, But l can't eat until I'm through; My board consists of knots and grain, But I work my bit and don't com plane. lima Knutt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-15

This world would certainly be nice, A paradise, my brothers, If we'd just follow the advice That we give unto others
 Luke McLuke. We like to give advice, that's clear To others who won't heed it; But few of Us consider we're The very one who need it.
 Newark Advocate.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-16
FH5ESTRUsG4GiAlzR

she replied to the proprietor OF Ar
cadia Inn:
mir. Cleary,--I understand exactly
and I'm going to chuck my job. as
the boys say. l have learned vast
deal in your kitchen. And I've made
a nest egg. I'll go back to my own
household for while-till things get
down to normal again. at least, and
try to work out some other way to
occupy my hands. For I've formed the
habit now, I'm afraid" she finished
with wry smile, land il / have any
resourcefulness at all ! should be able
to turn my talents into some other
channel!"
You'll get on, Mrs. Ferrol, whatever
you do-with your ability, ma'am, and
II you'll pardon my being personal,
with your sweet face and sweet ways
Personality, l think the high rows
call it. It's the good heart, the sym.
pathetic heart you have, and for one
will never forget it."
Later, Edith Ferrol took inventory
of herself, her talents, her resources
While she was thinking, Lillian Blake
came in.
Eide" said Lii, do show me how
you make that round sofa pillow with
the raised applique fruit and flower
garlands! They'd sell like hot cakes
at the church bazaar and l want to
help them raise money"
And that hint gave Edith the idea
she wanted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-16
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-16
Noted French Aviator
Is Killed in Flight
tRy Associated Press)

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 16.-Lieut Ro
land G. Garros, the noted French avi
ator who was posted missing on
October z, after fight over the Ger
man lines, was shot down and killed.
on october 4, Berlin message today
announced.
Roland Garros was a widely known
aviator before the war, taking part
in many important expeditions in
Guiding those at many American cities
and performing numerous notable ex-
ploits. During the war and until the
end of April, 1915, when he was cap
tured he more than equalled his civil
ian record for daring in his new role
of military aviation. He escaped from
German prison in February of this
year and again took up his army
career winning further honor Garros
was born at Cape Town, South Africa,
of French parents, in 1885.