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His Reason.

Aseum-There goes poor old Peck
I understand he took up dentistry aft
er he was married. Strange thing to
do, wasn't it2
TeIIum-Not at all. He told me he
wanted TO be in a position TO do all
the talking himself at least part OF
the day
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All the gold coin in circulation would
weigh about 900 tons.
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First Tenement in New Work.

The first tenement house in New
York city was built in 1893. It vas
four-story building and stood in what
Is now COrlears park
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The cost of the war OF 1901 to
Germany was 400, OO6, to France
81. $50 OOO. 900.
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Good Roads Between Annapolis and
BaItimore-Job for Many Men TO
Build and Maintain Road Like This.
York, skilled 1s4OO, unskilled 1000;
Oregon, skilled go, unskiIled 2,430; ;
Rhode Island, skilled 80, unskilled 45O; ;
South Carolina. unSkilled, 100; Vir-
ginfa, skilled 600, unskiIIed 800;
Washington, skilled and unskilled,
1000; West Virginia, skilled 700, I'M
skilled $500; Wisconsin, skilled 800,
unskilled 1900.
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Too many women make the mistake
of trying TO beat a gossip at her own
game.
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Don't forget that the cheerful loser
is q sort Of winner-WiIliam H Tafts
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Keep COWS in the barn during. bad
weather. Water at least twice q
day.
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And sometimes it doesn't pay to be-
Iieve everything you tell other people.
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Beef Cattle IN Demand.

Beef cattle are scarce and doubtless
win bring higher prices.
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RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half p mt of water add I OF. Bay Rum.
a small box of Barbo Compound, and 4
OF. of glycerine. Any druggist can put this
up or you can mix it at home at very lit
tie cost Full directions for making and
use come in each box of Barbo Compound.
It will gradually darken streaked, faded
gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. It
viii not color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub off.-Adv.
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FfftV-Fffty,

The speaker was quite wealthy him
self-also very patriotic He urged
the children TO save their pennies TO
help the soldiers Finally as a climax
he told OF his own son in camp Al
the close OF his speech n tot came for
ward with n dime Here's some
money" he said I'm a voice loud enough
for every one to hear. ''Half Is for
your boy and the other half for you"
There is one redeeming feature
about a chronic borrower; he never
strikes a man when he is down.
= Some people forget that a failure is
q man who has at least tried
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from such mothers as Mrs. Gustav8
Koch Long life to herl Peruna Is
indicated for coughs. colds, catarrh
OF the head, nose and throat or dis
order Of the stomach. bowels or
other organs due TO catarrhal in
hammation Of the mucous Innings.
II you are sick and suffering.
write the Peruna Company, Dept.
$50, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr.. Hart
mans Health Book It Is free and
you may find that Peruna is what
you need. DR.. Hartman's World Fa-
nous Peruna Tonic comes IN either
liquid or tablet form Ask your
dealer. II you are seeking health,
90 not accept something just as
good Insist upon Peruna- Your
dealer VIII give you q Perma Al
manac.
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Brush ceNss WeeIIy.

Cows should be brushed once 4
week at least.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-06

The first paper mill in New England
was established by Daniel Henchman,
born in Boston go years ago.
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often So.

Often So
''Who is the comptroller OF the cur
dency. par
your mother is of mine"
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Mother Gray's Powders
Benefit Many Children

ers have found MOTHER
GRAT'S SWEET Pow.
DEkS an excellent rem
edy for children COM
planning of Headaches,
Colds. Constipation.
Feverishness, Stomach
Troubles and Bowel Ir-
regularities from which
children suffer at this
season These Oowders
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Mo Doubt of IL.

did Jones get any damages in that
assault case?' did he? You ought
to have seen his face"
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By A. W. DEAN, Chief Engineer Mass.
Highway Commission.)
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-10
NORTHVESTEEN ARRIVES
 AND SAILS TO THE WE$1

Steamer Nort1we...rr arrived H port at o'cloc,, yesterday afternoon bringing 30 small ,o"rarr of fr..gh. for here md -2 na ore.s Ca0.. N'- liam Jcn,.u ou ,h. Alaska .as, so1.o'. k the master O. yh. Northwestern ""' Purscr Shepard ]. u his old position Purscr Shepard has no. been in Sew ard since last October
 The Northwestern ,5',j for l'n.cr- dccu Bay a. G.@O o'cns,. F" , night, 0.- lay resulting here over lost bacrar" which was found among the baggage for Ucrc0dceu Bay.
 Passengers arriving 7n tine Eo.H- weston for Seward Wire Taom@ Gamble and wife, I raa.e.ou, C.. Hadwfccr wife anal oa Lee Co".- dine, l.. G. Maitland c. ?. Natscr C. ". Fc'ch. Cco~ec Anderson, Mr-. Mantcn amt jauuh.or, G. PrecHa. '. w. Guckcr Joo Papaich Jo'c Jarjs' and five .,ce'agc.
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LET THEM WHINE

WASHINGTON, May 1O-- Many newspapers throughout the United States this afternoon editorial declare 'hat Germany is getting only what is coming to the trcachcrous race of al- legged "holy peorI"."
 One St. Louis paper says: "Lct the lirty Huns SQuiIm. The Allies ar" treating them white for the bastardly leeds the Germans committed"
 Several Boston and New York news papers this afternoon state the Ger man people do not know when they arc veil off, even with the terms of the Allies, which permit them to live, vh,n they should have been slaught, cred as they slaughtered those they outraged.
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REPLY IN A WEEK

PARIS, May 10- President Wilson tatcd this afternoon that the Allies 'xrect no reply from Germany for at naet a week.
 The German delegates remain at Versailles.
 The Council of the Four discussed 'oday steps to be taken if Germany re- fuses to sign the peace treaty.
 Commander Foch is unofficially re- ported to have said: "If they don't sign give me the men and the ammu- Nition. and there will be no Germany eft. We stopped too soon. We were dealing with barbarians and as such they should have been exterminated.'
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l.. G. Maitland, onc Of tho well known employees of the comm s'or. rcturrcl home on tho Northwestern and is logi tered at the Hotel S"waH
 The Commercial travellers were ".'- gumcntrd yesterday by the arrival of C. ". Fclch who rcochc1 horo on tn Northwestern. Mr. Fc'ch is malsin" F." headquarters at the Hotel Ovc'a"r
 The Christian Science Society wi' hold usual services tomorrow forenoon at II o'clock
 c. Hadwiger, wife aud son, aniyg.s on the Northwestern from Seattle ar' registered at the Hotel Seward.
 Thomas Gamble and wife rctur0"i home on the Northwestern aft'r vis- iting in the states for several months.
 The Northwestern has l4O ra# #srT- gers and 2l9 tons of freight for the Herendeen Bay Consolidated C@nn"~- ies. n. Y. McN1l7u, manager of tho consolidated companies is aboard tho Northwestern with his crew.
 Mir and Mrs. Castln expect to h" passengers for Seattle on the steam"" Alameda.
 Myrtle Knight and Nablc Chcas- ham. two well known ladies Of La- Touche. came north on the Northwest ern to that mining town
 The Odd Fellows viii give 8 dance in their hall toniGht. The first danrr will start at 0:2O o'clock. The public is invited.
 Mrs. John Mantell and daughter arrived on the Northwestern fromJu- nesu and are stopping at the Hotel
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-10

~'% FRANCISCO, May l0- T"- o'rinin district ban', totals last nigh- vorn S'7lS5& %55 from half a million .ub-rri"rrs This city is only 30 per cent subscribed The leaders expect .va.v civ district will reach the quota ny rorirN' Jovr hundred and fifty mon m.rH.9o 270 l'j'piuos on tho navy ,ninra slip Boston yesterday afternoon subscribed &55OO0. Mayo no'.N rr.'u "d 8 boyd from each o. 'ho %o9 boys who were waitjn" for l'w nt his office yesterday morning. 9 oo.n' oe s,,eo0. Utah rcnorts tco .ou0...s nror tho top, California with twelve counties.
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By Associated Pre- ess

NEW YORK, May 10-- The Asso- ciated Press this afternoon says Ger many declares that the peace treaty submitted by the Allies in unbcarabIe and impracti2ablc and the Germans will make counter proposal for peace of right on the basis of lasting peace of all nations. The Associated Press claims that this is the suramary Of 9 proclamation issued by President Ebc't of the German Republic. The German National Assembly is to mcat Monday to consider the terms.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, May 10- Paris reports that President Wilson commit ted himself to the proposal to give Fiumc to Italy after 1923. The reports declare untrue that Wilson is still op- posing Italy's claim on the Adriatic.
 A further dispatch from Paris says that President Wilson is to address Congress and discuss the entire peace conference treaty and may make | tour of the United States.
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NOON TELLS OF DOINGS OF THE
 LEGISLATURE

An interesting session Ol llC 'C"- ard Chamber of Commerce was hcid last night with Hugh Doughcrty, vic"- president presiding. Representative John Noon was present and gave |" graphic resume of the doingS of the Alaska Territorial Legislature, espco- .ally from the House point. Rcprcs n- tatiyc Noon informed the members o' the Chamber of Commerce that $ij,- UOO will be expended on the Sewa a. K.Yai road this season; 5000 on the lloo.c Pass road and $50OO on thr Quartz Creek road. Capt. Waugh o' the Alaska Road Commission, will pro bablv have the Scward-Kenai roan ,ompIotcd to Lake Kcmai by fall, sal Mr Noon.
 Representative Noon fathercd the rr. ,to 'al Shipping Bill which Pas#ci the S~n: e by q vote of 6 10 ? and the Eous. l.y g vot, of l2 to {. There wai much opposition to the biIl," snid M". Noon At rist inc bill was treated as ore. the iIca of the Tcrritor, porating a steamship line, but soon the lobbyists began arriving at Juncau uud they found that there was no joke au+ Du'y ,agncstrnaa. The shippin@ '' , leaves .no entire matter in the hand of .no Gc, ,arror, treasurer and sec rclary or Alas&a. The Territory will a-k ,'ooglcss to permit the territory 70 bond itself for $5O0OOOO with which to start the steamer line
 Representative Noon read the bM Is finally passed by the legislature.
 Representative Noon also read tN, ,il memorial, which he introduced, which demands that the oils lands of Nos',a be permitted to be opened ann Ais memorial to Congress asking that ho Rural Post Road act and Federal Ai1 Road Act apply Co Alaska in or ',r io aid az icultural pursuits and ho farmer
 A full explanation was made rcgard rg the fight on the fish bill an , othrr measures. Mr. Noon showing plainly trat he fought against every n;U which was not justified a"l rou%' 'or every bill that was a c.cjit.
 ". Y. NacIarlan. of the Uniyar"n 9v-products Company, who was an in .jtad guest O. the Chamber, made '" ho { talk in which he stated. that the company expected to have a plant iN ,ocratior ura" Seward within a short imo ard asked all possible encourage oon' and assistance from the citi2e" Nv. Dorghcrty informed MT. MacFar- or that the Chamber and the citizens vcrc behind any legitimate cnt"rpriS rhirh would benefit this section of Naa',a
 The following committee was ap- pointed 'o wait upon the members oi ho naval committee. Investigating the ,oaI situation and terminal, upon thcu q,rival rom Anchorage next week; Erich Lucas. chairman; II. F. Els vorth John Noon and Elmer A. Friend. with Hugh Dougherty cX-oS- fcio member.
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GERMANS PLAN ON COUNTER
 PROPOSALS

the old international law had been played out in sense and mankind's future depends more upon relations of nations to one another then upon sep crate selfishneSs.
 The development of national sys- tenn of laws the President said had been disturbed by the hope men enter taned everywhere of an immediate emancipation from things that ham pcrcd and oppressed them.
 'You cannot rush into light" sail President Wilson. "We must g drought twilight into broadening day before the moon comes with a full Sun.'
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Ey Associated Press

LONDON. May To- British ofti,- s'.vc discovered a conspiracy to in- srr. Gr.h soldiers and sailors to ~ut.nv aud demobo'ian themselves hr In2ynm their barracks.
 Documents have been seized, The organizers believed that the muuny would require tho government to Us" '1~.c tha- participating anarchy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-10

ton for the salaries of Senators Ro, nan and Sutherland for the time they were forced to be absent from the Legislature.
 IT. B. 52, providing for the pay ment of the expenses incurred by the citizens of Nome for the relief of the White Bear.
 II. B. B, amending the bill for the relief and rescue of lost person.,
 II. B. 54, providing for a special election to fill vacancy in the office of Delegate to Congress.
 II. B. 5, the General Appropria- tion Bill.
 H. B. 56, the Revenue Bill.
 H. E. 57, providing tax on prof it's on sales of property.
 II. B. 5S, an Income Tax Law.
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.RITN GARRISON l~
 FOUND N0T GUILTY; HANDS OUT THE LAUGH

SEATTLE. May To- R.th Gar risou, who iS alleged to have p0is- oucd Mrs. Grace >lorr, for love oC the lattcr'S husband, was found not guilty by the jury which va. out only two hours last night. The verde, of rot guilty was because the jury believed rhc gtyi w1~ mentally irresponsible ut tac time. Nt ,hc >aUe ,imc the jury found the girl insane which will compel che frl~c Co send her tp the State Hospital Tor thc iusgnr. As Ruth Garrison lr., the court room, be- iug led hac1 10 the iail, sine laugh cd.
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BILLS PASSED BY
 THE LEGISLATIVE

x&* xx* &k**
 The following is a complete list o. ,he bills ras ed by tho Territorial Sen atc and the House. The following are the Senate bills which are now laws:-
 g. B. ', appropriating S5,6O4 fo> allowances due pensioners.
 S. B. 10, Fish Hatcheries Bill.
 $. E. II. relative to the conditions al ale of personal property.
 s. B. IS, the new Primary Act.
 s. B. 20 providing for the record ing of marriage certificates by the Commissioner only.
 S. B. ,23, authorizing the Common Councils, in case of epidemic <, to post
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ard.

Seward.
 Nri0~ he absence of Agent A. Y. Mcdonald, Antonc Eide is officiating as ao,nt of tho Alaslo Steamship Go, and the Wolle Fargo Express.
 Kenny Holden, the well known biN- fardist of Corlova, came north on the stramer Northwestern.
 Steamer Alaska is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Monday. On the present trip the Alaska returns south from Seward, not going to Anchorage.
 Ono days mail arrived in Seward vCs' c~day from Seattle and Alaska ports on the Northwestern.
 Ms. J. A. Baughman will'be pass onger south on the Alameda. SIrpSCPJpF FOP THE CATEWA /
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VICTORY LOAN

WAS'UNGTON. May lO- lt is o}- "ct"''y reported that I'D to last nigh' .r... ra1 been subscribed 70 thc Vie tory loon. tNvcn a01 one half billion Gr"a. w.t' One h;j.on dollars to b" ra:.rJ on t.a 'asl day of .hc cam nar-0. r believed that the actual sub ..'r''or. are higher than thrc' and a ha'f billion.
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AItSNt LENDS
 ENCOURAGEMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l0-- Ch-e.od br thc announcement tha; A'a '.a an3 Hawaii. in the Twelfth Rc- .o'so Ba0', district have both gone
 or oron thc top, local people and a.h,rs throughout the district are bending every effort to raise the nee cssary $50,OOO,O0O before night.
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US. PLANES ON SECOND
 FLIGHT

HALIFAX, May 10- Two U. $. Army planes left for Trepassy on the second leg of the Transatlantic flight. They expect to leave Trepassy in a week for the Azores. The thiri American plane is making repairs at Chatham, Mass, and will join the oth- CTS at Trepassy.
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J}NENJ OVER TOP

JUNE'r-. Eay 10 This c.Dv w""' over the top at noon today when the total Victory 'oon subscriptions show. o1 >ZG2.0oD. The quota was S25IO0O. r is expected that Juneau will receive from outside sources at least anothc, SlC0 GOO before night.
 Alaska is now way over the top.
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HUNS KICK ON TREATY

pone municipal elections. s. B. 27, providing schools TOT children of mixed blood. $. B. 28, creating a Text Book Commission.
 s. B. 2S, amending the Criminal Code, defining the crime of tamper- ing with electric light or power poles or wires and providing punishment for the offense.
 s. B. 33, relative to the support of widow and minor children of de- ccndantS.
 S. B. 3G, creating Normal schools. S. B. 3S, providing tuition for cit;- zcnship night schools.
 S. B. go, amending the act regu- lating banking corporations.
 s. E. 40, preventing family descr- ton. S. B. II. declaring houses of pros titution, etc, a misdemeanor.
 s. E. 42, providing for filing for record of mortgages on personal pro- pcrty. $. B. IA, authorizing the organza- ton of marine insurance companies.
 s. B. 45, regulating the practice of pharmacy.
 s. E. 5l, extending the time aI- lowed foreign corporations in which file annual reports. $. B. 5, creating the office or Commissioner of Public Health.
 S. E. 5, extending the powers or Common Councils.
 s. B. 56, relative to execution Of estates by trustees. $. B. 5T regarding the QuaIifica ion; Of notary publics. s. B. 60, allowing postmasters - act as notary public in signing affi- Iavits of annual labor reports.
 S. B. 6l. allowing the Governor 10 grant pardons. s. B. 65, General insurance Com oany Act.
 s. B. GG, prescribing added duties for the Attorney General. s. B. @ providing for the leasing of school land for the benefit of tn" Agricultural College and School Of Mines.
 S. R. 70, giving the Territory pro 'o~rcd claim against estates of de- cascd inmates of the pioneers Home.
 S. B. Fl, providing for the cleo ion of two divisional Road Commi5- 4ioncrs in each road division.
 s. B. "A, relative to the relief Of lrstitution.
 S. B. D, amending the Act rclat- .m to the fishing industries.
 House Bills which passed both bod rs arc as follows:- . II. B. 3, for the prevention of crim- nal syndicalism. T. B. }, for school tax purpose.
 II. B. & amending the 'profeSSion- ql iuror's' Act.
 H. B. II, providing a tax on inhcr- 'tances.
 II. B. 15. an emergency bill for the impression of influenza.
 II. E. l6, regarding exemptions rom execution.
 II. B. l9, Territorial Shipping bill.
 II. B. 23, uniform School Act.
 H. E. 9. Road Bill.
 H. B. 26 providing for the main -cnancc of schools in incorporated towns.
 II. B. 2S, providing for the protec- ton of salmon spawing streams.
 II. B. 32, an appropriation for a school house in Candle.
 II. B. 34, creating the office of Labor Commissioner.
 II. E. 35. carrying an appropria- ion of $l 800 for the Territorial Coun- il of Defense.
 II. B. 42, authorizing the Cover nor to make certificates so that the Territory can receive grant of mon ays from the Federal fund for State and Territorial Agricultural schools.
 II. B. A, for the suppression of gambling.
 H. B. 45, appropriation for Dr. Silverman. IT. B. AZ, prohibiting the deporta- tion of Boards of Trustees for local self governing towns in the public co- main.
 H, B. 51, authorizing an appropria-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-10

Ogden, Utah, May 10- Two aero planes have flown across the Sierra Nevadas from Sacramento across the Great Salt Lake to participate in tho 5Oth anniversary of the celebration or the golden spike driving on the trans continental railroad. Two other ma chimes started from Sacramento but were wrecked in Nevada.
 CANSO BAY, NOVA SCOTIA, May 10- Airplane N. C. 3 passed here flying high, The plane has made 120 miles from Halifax in 112 minutes. N. c. 1 passed the Island of St. Pierre Miquelon apparently making gooo headway.
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Halifax, May 10- One plane re- turned here this forenoon after flying 50 miles towards Trepasy, to put on a new propeller. The propeller was plac- ed and the flight resumed
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Chief Guest and force are out beautifying the streets today, giving them the rake.over.
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MAY BE OyERSUBSCRIBED

WASHINGTON, May 1O-- It is this afternoon indicated that the Vic tovv loan has been overScribcd.
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FORGET SELFISHNESS

PARIS, May 10- President Wilson, last night at a dinner speech, said that
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