davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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XXVII.
Rozhoc.nuti Amaiie.

Matt" rekla Amalie, "hra
be jest nicemnik, on 81 della u
mas obou blazny, ia Sc POM
stim."
Markyzcc Sc ale rodalilo
presvedciti komtcau. ~ jedno
jeSte dobrodruzstvi by j
ia vzdy zniciIc.
ia nemam nic proti A
!ovi, neb TO- by :, nebylo pr
hodjlu, kd"Gy GHabG nam by
rekl pravGu; j, Gtila, a. ar
mand mn6 nemiloval. Co ma.
me nyni poCit? Mic; a pfec
draha matt. kdybych Sc byla
stala jeho manzelkou, byl by
byval mym Velitelem.'
Madame de Joubert a kon
tesa Sc odebraly do N6mecka
kde4 marllZka m6la pribuzn,
Amalie dala prednost tomu
to cestovani pred klasterem
kan Sc zprvu V navalu zoufa
stvi chtela uchyliti.
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XVIII.


Jednou ranO promenil Ar
mand svuj posledni dvaceti--
frank.
Ia nedlouho nemeli sousta
chleba We staVani, nemohli ma
ilti niGeho vice, co by mohli
prodat aneb Zastavit a domaci
lttery Sc bal, aby nepriSel 0
najem, nedovolil jim vice ma
bytku odnaSet.
A V staveni nebylo co ji-
sti.
Armand pofozoufaly b6zel
k Horacovi.
MAS nejak6 penize, priteli"
zvolal beze vSeho omlouvani.
"Ano," odvetil Horac. "Re-
knu, jako tvs jedenkrate rekl
vezmi mnoho-li potrebujes. A
le mann n6co lepslho pro tebe
nez penize, mann pro te zam6st
mani"
"Kde? A je jiste?"
"Ano, jist6, ale MONA, re ii
ncbude po chuti."
"VSe mi bude Vitano."
Jest to misto ucetniho V
| icdne slevarn6."
"a mnoho-li vydeIam?"
! "Patnact set franku roCne".
; Jake TO Stesti! A kdy nam
lastoupit?"
Ultra. Jeden muj pritel, kite
y Sc ia tebe primluvil, vse u
Tpofadal; ; obdrziS mzdu Ma me
,ic ku predu.
Armand 81 poznamenal a.
lresu.
"Musim beet, mui osVobo-
iiteli; moje uboha Julie bude
Isl uzkostliVa, re 50 tax dIou-
| 10 nevracim. Ultra t6 Ease ma
75tivim."
Julie byla tou zpraVou veil
se pOteSena.
"Patnact set franku," rex
Armand, jak mala castka ic
o.
Ale jen pomysli, drahou
! .ku, patnact set franku jes
medic cele bohatstvi S tim c,
a mohu vyd6lat, neb ty mi mi
is dovolit, abych vySiVala.'
"Budiz jak 81 prejeS, bude
ne oba pracovat." F"
! A oba plni nadeja, vcsc
on tvari pohllzeli budoucno
ii vstric.
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(DokonCenl.)

90 re Bastila vice nestoji!'
zvolal, kdyz notar odeSel.
"Jak snadno by mohl nechat
toho nezbedneho kluka tam "a
writ a tn nicemnou holku ne
kan do prikopu hodit.'
"Ta nest astna revoluce! Pri
pravila mas o vSe, o vSe -
A hrab6 cely vysilen, kiesl
do zidle.
Druha formalni zadost o
svoleni nasledovaIa prVni.
Hrab6 dosud professional.
KoneGne prislu tfeti.
Armand t6 zobeslal vSechny
sve pratele psanim, jez znelo
nasledovn6:
"Monsiaur lie vikomte Gusta
ve-Henri-Armand de Buisseret
pOklada 81 "a ceSI VaS uVeuO-
nit o SVEN snatku Sc sleGnou
Julii Fond"
Snatek Sc odbyl V kostele
Saint Etienne du Mont V 6 ho-
din rano.
Dva jeho drivejSi pfatcl6
mu sIouzili "a svedky; Horay
Sc ten den ami nikde neukazal.
Kdyz hrabe o tom k vecerp
slySel, tu no ranila mrtvice.
Armand sc zachranil vzneSe
nou SVou pOvahou q roA5anim
lidskych reel. JehO shatck zpu
sobiI mohc reel, ale pcsmGch
no nikdy nezasahnul.
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KAPITOLA XIV.
II lorda Ravendona. - Novy
zarmutek u DesmondI.

Nasledujiciho dne zahy rano
dal Sc pan Desmond zavezti ma
nejblizSi zeleznicni stanici a
po unavujfcf celodenni jizde
po zeleznici pribyl do staroslav
neho hlavniho mesta Irska.
r Druheho dne dial Sc drozka-
rem zavesti k palaci lorda Ra-
vendona. Ami jej az dosud ne
napadlo, re snad bude obtlzno
dostati slySeni u jeho osVice-
nosti. Tim vice byl pfekvapen
kyz napudrovany livrejova-
ny lokaj pri vstoupeni jeho do
pfedsin6 cd hlavy k pate
drzym pohledem jej zmefil q
pax Sc jej s vysoka otazal ja-
kou zalezitosti prichazl.
Rad bych mluvil S lordem
Ravendonem. Nam velmi dule-
ute rizeni u n6ho", odpoved6l
pan Desmond.
"Dejte mn6 svou navstiven-
ku, abych il mohl jeho jasnosti
pfedloziti."
"Nemam zadnych. Lee my
slim, re postaGi kdyz mu vyfi-
dite, re Michal Desmond u Bal
lybegu preie 81 S MIN mluviti.
"A co jest zac ten Michal
DesmOnd?" tazal Sc sluha s
drzosti, jakaz jen lokajskemu
plemeni jest vlastni.
"Jeho najemnik", odpovedeI
Desmond, jejz okolkovani loka
| je popouzelo.
Lokaj chvili otalel jako by
Sc rozmySlel, mali najemniks
Jeho jasnosti ohlasiti cili ne
pax ale odb6hl a vratil sc as
po peti minutach do pFedsin{
k Desmondovi, ktery mel "a
tim prilezitost seznati, re clio
yek Amuze byti n6Gim V Bally
begu, avSak niGim V Dubline
"Jeho jasnost taze Sc, ia
kou zalezito5ti prichazite," Y,
Tizoval sluha.
"Rcete mu, ze prrichazim
abych MIN promluvil ohledn,
lmeho divorce. Jsem z nejlep
; Sich jeho najemcu, nikdy jsen
mu ami halere nezustal dluzel
: a pfece mn6 dal reditel jeh'
, pan Craven vypoved'."
Sluha odeSel. A kdyz vese
, k panu svemu, osopil Sc ma
teneo zlostn6:
= "Coze chce ten chap Des
mon?"
= "Reditel Craven hrozi mu i
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Vitezstvi lasky.
%1%
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck.
Konecne vSe bylo V ruko'
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck.

Konecne vSe bylo V rukou
zida, knihy, pradlo a Saty.
Nyni Armand mel pojem o
prave bfd6; ne o bid6, KITE
rou Sc kazdy den setkavame,
lchkomyslne a vesele, hledaji-
ci vyzivu O pravem poledni, ne
souci hlavu vzhuru a majici u
smev ma rtech, pTijimajic al
muznu beze vseho ostychu,
zpupne stavic ma verejnost svo
ii nahotu a sve vTedy. o tako-
V6 bid6 Armand nevedel, ale
bide, ktera Sc snazi ukryti.
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Ma ceste do Desmondova
divorce re zeleznicni stanice u
stanovil Sc t6zce zkouseny Mi
chal Desmond zastaviti Sc u
Cravena, jehoz sidlo stale pfi
silnici.
St'astn6 zastal jej donna.
Craven uvital jej velmi chlad-
ne. coz staremu panovi neuSlo
a do hrdosti jehO novym hre-
benz vjelo. Take Craven zname
nal ma prvnl pohled, re NJ.
Desmond neporidil u lorda 4
plesal srdci, ze posl6Ze pred
ice uznati musi ieho nadvladu.
Kdyz oba muzoye pozdravy
byli vymeniii a Sc posadili, ia
Zal Sc Desmond reditele, setr-
va-li ma pisemnim naveSti
SVEN, jez mu ohledn6 zdvojna-
sobeni najemneho anebo vyst6-
hovani Sc po svatb6 Harryho S
Bessy Nolanovou byl ucinil,ktc
rezto zdvoinasobeni bylo by
totozne vypovedi. an nikdo 2
ldvorce tax velkou sumu nebyl
to vyt6ziti.
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"Pro mne jest ten skutek
horst nez smrt. Avsak k Will
vam otce pokusim Sc uvaziti
jej pTfzniveji." Sova tato div j
nezadusila.
"Ty 81 venues Cravena," zvo
lal Desmond radostne. "Tys
piece ma dobra, zlata Kateri-
ma, a nachyliv Sc k nj poce-
loval il ma cello.
"OtGe, to jest priliS nakvap.
Poprejte mne trochu casu, a.
bych Sc mohla ustanoiti po tom
strasnem rozcilenf."
"Zajiste dite. Avsak ia cd
teto chvile pohlizfm ma tebe ia
10 ma nevestu Cravena."
"Jeste ne, otce, pro bUh je-
ste ne," prosila upenlive dlvka,
chvejfc Sc smrtelnou uzkosti.
"Jedina nad6je nam zbyva
odjedu do Dublina, abych pro-
mluvil lordem Ravendonem
a vylozil mu celou zalezitost.
Pakli lord ustanoveni riditele
sv6ho zvrhne, a mas v sidle ma
sem "a dosavadnich podminek
ponecha, nebudes muset witt
81 Cravena. Jinak ale budu pO
vazovati nynejsi odpoved tvou
"a svoleni k snatku."
To rka, polibil divku j9st8 jed
nou a pevnym krokem odesel.
Kdyz sc "a MIN zavTely dive
re, sklesla divka do lenoSky
Ctcovy, a ulevila bolesti sv6
hojnym proudem slz.
so, Edwarda, Edwarde !" "a
stkala, INA lasko jediDa, bu-
diz nam buh milostiv !"
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Jksk kSkJksksssEk kSkSkykJkJkjkst
| ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a praya lidu. !
| Roman dejin utisku Irska
IskskS1kJkEsysse sskkk sskk skyk ykskys skykykSk
Roman z dejin dtisku Irska.

-~S-SsS-SsssZss.1sss S - - ssSs-ssnSz-S0.s.
rednf vypovedi on chce Va
Isl jasnosti tom promluviti."
"At jde k sipku. Rekni mu,
re mann feditele proto, ably Sc
on me panstvi staral, ne ia.
Necht' 81 vec vyridi nfm."
Kdyz vysledek tento vyridil
p. Desmondovi, pravil tento:
"Hledal jsem spravedlnost
u vznesene vrchnosti V te pew
ne duv6re, re il naleznu. Ma
lezel jsem po cely zivot svuj k
protivnikGm pozemkovych agi-
tatoru, povazuje jich "a pouhe
bufice proti dobremu pofadku.
Co vSak mann nyni souditi
drzitelich pozemnosti, kdyz
mne, ktery jsem spravne a ma
haler najemne odvad6l a far
mu ustavicne ZvelebOval, KITE
ryz jsem V Ballybegu Cd vSeho
lidu nenaviden byl pro smySle-
nj sve landlordismu nadrzuji-
cf, kdyz lord Ravendon takto
ke mn6 Sc chova? 0 pane, kdy
by lord cftil bolest mou z hroz
neho sklamanf meho, jiste by
mne yyslechl a napravil kfiv-
du.'
Ackoliv sluha zprvu zatvrze
lynn byti Sc zdal, jevil pc tech
to slovech patrne pohnuti. -
Sprosty clovek, byt' srdce ie-
ho nasledkem zevn6jsich pome
ri a prikrostmi zivota jakousi
korou obkliceno bylo, preci jen
soucit, soustrast S trpicim ma
dne jeho jako vzacnou perlu
chova.
"Vidlm, pane, re vam je We
lice zalezeno vtloziti v6c svou
Jeho jasnosti a poto jeSt6 jed
nou pokusim Sc, abych vam u
neho zjednal slyseni, ackoliv o
vysledku pochybuju".
Ma to odesel. Starry Desmond
hofel nevolf. Krupeje potu w.
vstavaly mu ma cele a lilly ma
p&ncich mu nabihaly.V duchu
klnul landlordismu, teto jine
forme otroctvf, jako kterykoliv
pozemkovy agitator risky. Z
premitani toho vytrhl jej ma
vrat sluhy, ktery nemoha de-
chu popadnouti, vrazil do pred
| sine rka:
rs lordem dnes neni zadne-
no pojednani. Wal ma mne hill
a pravil, re mne vyzene pakli
vas nevystrcim re dVeri. Mate
Sc obratit ma FiIipa Cravena,
ktery ma pry We v6ci t6 plnou
moe"
"Tak, tax, Desmonda vyho-
dit!' mumlal k sob6 starry muz
p6st6 Sc mu mimovoln6 zati-
naly. "Vyrid'te lordovi,ze bych
V mem kosti rozdrtii, kdybych
LEI mel pred sebou. Padouch
lie jako je jeho reditel. PRAY
Ida, iaky pan, takovy sluha."
To Tka kvapil z palace a Wy
poradav Sc V hotelu SVEN, vra-
eel Sc domu, aby novym "a
rmutkem Sedivou hlavu svou
obtizil.
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Sc
Vyplacejici obchod Sc vSim Ia
rizenim a majetkem. Dunn je
velky Sc storem V pruceli, stat,
garage a diva slepicniky. Pri-
Gina prodeje odjezd ma farmu,
kterou MATTEL ma koupenou
jiz pred rokem. AGENT Sc Wy
lucuji. Adressa majetnika sde
Ii Sc v adm. t. listu. ?
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pRODAJl Sc diva iednoro

PRODAJI Sc diva jednoro-
Dime domy sedmi pokojich
ma vych. 140 ul. V Mt. Plea
SAINT, ulice dlazd6na. Vse kra-
sn6 a moderne zarizeno a ho-
tov6 k stehovani. Domy jsou
dobre staven6 a podminky vel
mi vyhodne. BlizSi sd6li Jos
j. Holat, $500 Washington
Park Blvd. Tel. Union 829 r.
o
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Pruvodce We znamych skal-
Mich partiich u "Divciho sko-
ku' k turistovi: "Zde skocilo
icdno d6vce Sc skaIy dolu."
Turista II trudnomyslon-
STIR"
PruVodce: Il ne, q Dlouhy
Lhoty!'
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME. Sc zafizeny
pokoj pro jednoho neb diva
pany. Voda uvnitr, plyn. A
dressa Sc sdali V adm. "Sveta"
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ma dlazd6ne a zaplace-
ne Il. 1876 ul. hned jiz-
ne Cd Miles Ave. Cena
$500 bud hotove neb
na 5platky. Kazdy
dobre vi, ze tam isou 10
ty vzacn6 a tudiz 81 pri-
speSte. - Vcela +. |.
Co., 5733 Broadway
Union 953 w. 8-16
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500 "a $65, 1925 "a
$75 $50 "a $85, $175 "a
$95. Dame zdarma y rekor-
du ku kazd6mu. Vytecne jelly
200 Ia 15c. Rekordy Cd 45c
vySe. Haste Sc V els. 1894
Fulton Rd. ?
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PRODA Sc dun o peti svet
nicich, fernes, koupelna, elek-
trina, lot $50 pri $50 strevi-
cich, nachazi Sc V Shaker
Falls, .. Musi byt prodan ten
to tyden. BlizSi sdeli +. Hat
tan, 3G42 e. 40 .ul. 8-16
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
5ecnou domaci praci k dohle
du Ma ditko. Musi byt pres II
roku stara. Tydni mzda $40.
Haste Sc Il r. At Barrett, 1928
Euclid Heights Boulevard. Tel.
Paramount 1852 j. 8-15
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pro malou rodinu. Do
bra strecha, lot 51x125
10 ovocnych stromu, "a
hrada s vinem, ban, na
Meach Ave. u E. SO ka
ry. Cena $1,000, nebo
Sc vym6ni ga v6tSl mi
sto. - Vcela r. |. Co.,
5733 Broadway. SIG
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PRODA Sc
KDO MA $1,000

ma tento dunn Il Union
Ave. p6kny o 6 sv6t. a
koupeina, 81. svetla,
fernes, dunn prav6 oba1
venI. Cena $4,000, uli-
ce dlazd6na. Ncela
Il. |. Co., 5733 Broad
way. 81 9
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PRODA Sc lot 40 pri $50

stfevicich ma Rexford ul., bli-
re f.. 120 Union. Da Sc ga
$3.50 ma splatky, prijmou Sc
tez bondy. Haste Sc V elsie
1904 L. % ul. z Fleet Ave.
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la, jake kdyz milujici srdce di
lvky Sc otvira obdivem, dive
rou a n6znostl svemu hrdinovi
a naplhovaly komnatu libou
Iyuni.
Julie polohlasem zpivala.
Hrabe Sc pozastavil Ma pra-
hu, jsa okouzlen pohlfzeje ma
rozkosny oblicej Julie, ktery
zdal Sc byti ozaren nadpozem
skym blahem.
Sv6domi mu pocalo d6lat Wy
citky.
Jeho srdce zatvrzele ctiza-
dosti a Uneven Sc obm6kcilo a
jeho hlas Sc chvel, kdyz Sc
tazal, zdali Monsieur de Buis-
Buiesseret jest donna.
"Muj manzel jest pisarne"
odvetila Julie, neznajic stare
no hrabete.
Madam, muslte pro nej po
slat; ia bych MIN rad pojed-
nal o dulezite v6ci."
"Jeho zamestnavatel Jest
yelmi prlsny, monsieur"
"Jeho zamestnavatel," opa-
koval hrabe, jako by no sloya
"a palila krku, 'jeho zam6st
navatel nebude niceho nami-
tat; zkratka, on musl prijiti.
Madam, racte nine dati jeho
adressu a ia 81 k n6mu dojdu
SAM"
ION pracuje velmi daleko
odtud, az predm6sti ViIlette
"a on tam ide kazdy den?"
"Ano, monsieur"
"P6sky?"
"Ovsem." A mlada zinka sc
dala do hlasit6ho smichu.
Hrab6 de Buisseret byl v
rozpacich.
Julie pokracovala:
jest pravda, ze jest to od-
tud daleko, ale on mysli, re je
mu chuze prospeSna jeho zdra
vi a pax nebyli jsme stavu ma
lett takovehle svetnice jako
isoG tyto, nikde pobliz "a stej
~ najem.'
Hrab6 seSel dolu Ma chodbu,
najal posla a dal mu rozkaz.
PAX sc sp6Sn6 naVratil, chteie
vyuzitkovat Armandovu nepfi
tomnost.
PoSadil Sc blize Julie.
"a jste St"astni, madam
tazal Sc
"Ano, monsieur, jsme upln6
spokojeni'', odvetila Julie. -
"Kdyz lid6 jsou mIadi a jeden
druheho miluje, tn 81 nemohou
vice pratt -
"Coze, mic vice."
mic, monsieur"
Ami jm6ni? Jestli sc nemy
i'm, byl monsieur de Buissere1
i jedenkrate bohat." "
"On toho vice nevzpomina
on zeli - my Feline pouze jeC
nu wee: re mas snatek spusobi
| zarmutek jeho otci."
Hrabe 81 netroufal vice rici
l byl by Sc proZradil.
}, Armand priSel.
/ "Mily synu", rekl hrab6, p,
ttaSaje mu rukou, "rodinn,
= lrov t6 ocekava a budeS vitan
ia 81 pro tebe prisel. : Odpust
sp6mu otci, on nev6deI kde n,
: Iczti StGsti.'
Deset roku uplynulo. .Arman
a Julie tonou V St6sti. Star
hrabe sam omladnul.
Horac, ktery Sc stal slaVnyr
pod iinym jm6nem nezli jsm
no nazyVali v tGto povidce, V
pTaV6l mne cclou historku m
nlle l6to. S9d6li jsme na breh
reky Loire, We stinu staryc
Vrb, kter6 sklan6ly svoje dlol
> he VetVe az ma samou vodu.
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PRODAJi Sc diva mladi taz
ii kone. Haste Sc V elsie 3744
3. 131. ul. {?
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PRODAM zachovaly V do
br6m stavu sc nal6zajici Over
land automobil, aneb no Wy
m6nim "a lot. Haste Sc V els.
1866 f. 140 ul. V Mt. Plea
SAINT. SIG
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PRlJMOU Sc skuseni krej-
3i a dod6layaGi ma zensk6 o..
bleky. Haste Sc Il Benjamin u
Rubin, Room 30, Bank of Hen
.ry Spira Bldg, E. 81 ul. a
Woodland Ave. S-14
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
MUCH ACTIVITY NOTICEABLE AT
 DOME VlCINITY

A recent arrival from Dome creek reports that from the appearance of things on that creek there will soon be considerable activity in the min. ing game.
 On the strength of finding the lost rich Dome paystreak by Emil Dorf- ner at the mouth of the creek hopes have been revived and great amount of prospecting is being plan. ned, to be done between where the heavy run of coarse gold was lost several years ago on below and the place of the present discovery.
 At the present Charlie Shiek, 8 pioneer of the creek, is sinking a prospect hole on the steep hill, first tier bench, left limit, opposite g be. low. MT. Shiek has encountered thirty feet of slide rock in large slabs and has been compelled to use powder to blast his way down. He has a theory that under the deep slide lies the true Dome channel. which, when ever found. always contained the rich pay.
 J. P. Scnoeser. the Fox blacksmith, has taken lay on Crowley's ground, below. This claim was worked by the Buckley Brothers in the early days. They worked out a run of fine gold. not having located the lost coarse run It is reported that Schoeser intends to prospect the ground thoroly with a Keystone drill.
 The informant stated that on Fraker & Nelson's ground, where Dorfper located the lost paystreak, active preparations are going on and a large crew will be worked this summer. On below Dockham & Co. have out large dump ready for sluicing. They will also work a crew the coming summer. On 3. which 6 being worked by a party of Films. and Nerland, on discovery, also have out winter dumps waiting for the water to run.
 Owing to the unsettled condition ol claims g and 10 below, which be. longs to the McAvoy estate, no lays can be let upon this ground, altho several responsible parties are will. ing to take lays on the ground.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21

fraction. A working shaft has been put down and timbered and opera ti0ns will be commenced on a large scale probably by the time the sluic- ing season commences.
 Two large Keystone drills are now on the creek; the Gus Peterson drill and the Crosby Keene machine. the latter. having been brot from the Tolovana quite recently by Sherrard and his associates. This drill will be used by them in systematically prospecting the upper part of the creek. The Peterson drill. which did much prospecting below discovery on the extensive holdings of MT. Peter son, has been thoroly overhauled and Is working well. having put one hole to bedrock out of a series that will be bored for the purpose of cross cutting the lower and deeper part of the creek.
 A friendly rivalry has sprung up between the two drill crews and thru the efforts of both machines St. Patrick creek should be well pros pected before the summer is over.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
MUCH DRILLING IS BEING DONE
 ON ST. PATRICK

Old nearby St. Patrick creek, one of the first creeks in this camp to show indications of having a pay streak and on which pay has at different times over a period of years been located at variance with the theoretical ideas concerning the deposit of the valuable mineral, will be more thoroly prospected this year than ever before. As far back as 1906, when Whitman and Murray, and others. operated large plants on the upper part of the creek and since which time other small plants have been working. the creek has been more or less prominent in the history of the camp. s
 The recent developments of the creek shows that paystreak is like ly to be found most any place. Last winter . dump was taken out by Reagan & Co. and Bodin. Stay q Co.,. located pay away over on the left limit last summer and have out . large dump. Other developments of the creek are those of Sherrard. LII. ly ( Kelly, who have . 90 horse. power plant installed on the sagan
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
HOW ABOUT THE BASEBALL TEAM
 FOR THIS YEAR?

The flaming season Is fast ap- preaching and no move has been made toward organizing baseball team to represent the town or to furnish amusement for the public, and, incidentally, to give the players chance for recreation.
 Fairbanks' old opponent, Nenana, is already taking steps toward or ganizing their club and have indulged in a little preliminary practice, show ing that they intend to be in fettle whenever they cross bats with Fair banks or Brooks.
 At the present time Fairbanks Is noticeably short of team material. All of the younger players are Out side or are overseas; about all that remain in town are the old warhorses who have had their day of useful ness on the diamond but rather than see the game go begging they are willing to get out and keep interest alive until the younger players re- turn.
 With the return of George Parks the catcher's position is filled. Fowl CT, who is living at Chatanika. might be induced to come to Fairbanks on occasions to meet visiting team; Dad" Stroecker is always ready to fill in; Tommy Carr is at the fire hall; Pegues is still on the job and some other material may be picked out of the signal corps boys; Buckley is able to report for duty once in a while and a number of other less prominent players are in town. It looks as tho two practice teams could be gotten together, even for a little sport and to secure lineup for a team to mix 1t with the neighbor- ing towns.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
TO EXPERIMENT
 D0MESTlCATION
 OF WILDCARIB0U

What will in all probability be the beginning of another brand new Al. aska industry Is the experiment to be made the coming fall and for which preparations are now being made by Thomas White. the Birch Hill rancher. and other Fairbanksans who are located on the North Fork of the Big Cinema river.
 An attempt will be made to domes. ticate the wild Alaska caribou.
 The North Fork is a natural feed ing ground for these animals the year round. It Is understood that permission has been secured from the government to take into captiv. ity twenty-five young caribou for the conducting of this experiment. One load of supplies has already been taken to the proposed site of the new industry by Mir. White and this summer high corrals will be built and other preparations made for starting the yentuee next fall.
 Should the domestication of the caribou prove g success. and most oldtimers say they can see no req. son why 1t will not, 8 herd of rein deer will be brot to this locality for breeding purposes. It Is stated that this has been successfully accom-. plished in other places in Alaska.
 With the successful handling of wild caribou great industry is opened up which will provide an economical supply of good, fresh meat for the interior.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21
HOLY CROSS MISSION
 ARE DILICENT

Holy Cross mission lies very near to the mouth of the Yukon. The In. dian children who find home there were exceptionally busy last fall with the task of prepariAG supplies to last thru the winter. The mission shelters 8 very large family and there was much wood to be gather ed: their war garden was a success and there many vegetables to be harvested. But these children had heard of the great war and of the needs of our soldiers. So they sent to Ruby for yarn and with all their other work found time to knit 16 pairs of socks and one sweater be- fore the winter closed in. Before knitting was ordered discontinued, they had knit 51 pairs. total of 67 pairs. And every pair was beauti- fully and correctly knitted.
 Together with these, Ruby has just shipped 45 refugee garments. Mrs. Long made II, Mrs. DeVane, q: Mrs. Haarvei. Mrs. Hoffman, each G.; Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Denton, each 8; Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Wegner, each 9; the Mesdames Cody. Inglebretsen, Milligan, Crane, Miss Fisher. each one. Nine sweaters and II pairs of socks were also shipped. Mrs. Web. ster knit sweaters; the Mesdames Wegner. Reynolds, Inglebretsen, each one. Mrs. Randel of Nulato knit 3 pairs of socks; Mrs. Mozee of Koyukuk, Mrs. Kells, Mrs. Chinook each 2 pairs: Mrs. Milligan. Miss Blair, each one pair.
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 George Nightengale arrived yes terday from Steele creek with the Howell truck. there being no more use for the big machine at the pres
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-21

George Nightengale arrived yes. terday from Steele creek with the Howell truck. there being no more use for the big machine, at the pres ent time.