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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11

NUvELA.
De: loan slavioi
(Urmare 81 sfirsit)

: Cit pentru cele trei fete inca
nemaritate, el Isl avea planul ga.
ia. Pc Mill ar vol sa marite du-
pa yre-un plugar, fiindca Livia il
lncredlntase. ca nu lueru ma;
frumos decit Fl plugarita; co.
plla era inca prea gingase, prea
Sc tinea, 81 asa trebuia sd mari.
te dupa un popa, ba daca Sc poa.
te char dupa vre-un notar, caci
era facuta sd fie doamna.
Pentru aceea ell ii facuse 81 re.
sire 81 acum iii nnbea asa in ell
cind sc gindea, ca numai el sin
CUR site despre aceasta.
Linica trebuia sa Sc marite du-
pa un dascal, pc ntru ca sa alba
un ginere, pc care sal lase in 10.
cul lui la scoala din Cocorasti.
Cea mai mica, in sfirsit, tre.
buia sd Sc marite dupa m plu.
gar, pc care sal ia ginere in ca.
sa.
81 fllndca toate acestea erau
bine 81 statornic puse la Gale, das-
calul Claita sedea in jet, zicea
ca bine ca omul sd alba copii
81 nu-si mai batea capul decit Gu
copii oamenilor din sat, ceea ce
era 81 meseria lui de mvatator.
Gael acesti copii stiau acum mai
mutt deceit stiuse odinioara dasca-
lul, 81 pentru ca sd site, ell trebu-
la Sal mvete.
TrecuSe vremea slOvelOr, pc
care acum lie numeau potcOave.
Apoi afara de bible, scolarii
mai invatau 81 istorie, lara globul
de pc masa, hartile 81 tabelele
zoologice de pc perete erau tot
atitea dovezi, ca 81 dascalul Clai-
ia invatase multi de 0 bucata d.
vreme.
Cite odata ii trecea asa prin
1ninte gindul, ca mai sunt o mul-
time de lucrurl. pc care ar pu-
tea sd lie mvete; dar ell Sc prlm-
bla nitel, Sc incredinta pc sine
insusi, ca la urma urmelOr un
dasca nu trebue sa invete decit
ceea ce sta in circularele consiS-
toriale 81 lar sd punea in jet, fl
indca ii placea prea multi Sd sea
da i'll jet.
Budulea cel batrin IL avea jet.
dar el sedea pc prispa easel 81 Sc
dea tot asa de bine ca 81 dasca-
lul i'll jet. Gel drept ell nu maj
Zimbea, cind vorbeai Gu ell, find
lca era ON trecut Gu anil 81 ire
buia sd fie totdeauna asezat 81
cuviincios
Trecind dealungul ulitei, GA
menii ii dadeau binete; mergind
la biserica, ell nu mai statea in
fund, ci dinainte, numai deceit
llnga strana din stinga.
Cind mergea la oras, toata lu
mea statea de vorba Gu ell. parin-
tele archidiacon 81 parintele pro-
tosincel ii stringeau nina. Parin-
tele archimandrit il intreba co
mai face, ba odata char insusi
Episcopal s'a oprit in loc, vor-
bit Gu ell 81 la dat bine cuvIntarea
archiereasca un ON dar, caruia
i-se int1mpla toate acestea, ire
bue sd fie plin de buna cuviinta
81 sd nu rida mereu, cind vorbeste
Gu altii.
Afara de acestea ell avea un fe-
cior, care in curind sd ajunga ar
chidiacon, Gu briu rosu 81 mai
mare decit toti protopopii, lie
barbile lor cit de lungi 81 ori cit
Gle albe.
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+ va q
A trecut apoi toamna 81 iarna,
iara in primAvAra, Ia Dumineca
Tomei, so 9nfrunit sinodnl.
Parintele Mihaiu Budulea ne e.
ra referent scolar 81 ne bucuram
Gu totii, c1nd q ne raporta despre
starea 7nvatamfntului, aratind
citi scolari, cfti 1nvatatori, cite
scoale, cum stau Ia moi 81 cum in
alte tart 81 Ia alte popoare trebi-
lie, 81 ne bucurani mai ales, cind
ell, ISL facea in urma propunelile
vorbind asezat 81 fntelept ca tot
deauna.
Era de fata 81 domnul deputat
sinodal, Inspector scolar din cer-
cul Cocorastilor 81 invatator e.
meritat Pantelemon Claita, 81 ne
mai putindu-se stapini, ell trase
pc vecinul sau de mineca si-i
graf meet: III cunosti, ma rog9
A iesit din scoala de la mine. Il
feciorul lui Budulea, cimpoiesul
de la moi. Mi-e ginere".
in urma Milan ales protopop,
de 81 ON tinar.
Til minte, imi raspunse ell.
til minte, cind imi ajutai sd port
cosul Gu pestef
lar dupa aceea ne-am 1mbrati-
sat 81 cram fericiti ca in copilaria
noastra.
Acum, in sfirsit, primesc scri-
scare: ma pofteste la botez.
I'm nou Budule, Budulea Buni-
cului!
81 mai intrebati daca-mi pare
bine?
Ba nu-mi pare bine, dar imi
vine sd cred, ca yisez numai bu-
curia ce STINT.
il vad inaintea mea pc Budulea
Gel batrin riziild ca omul, care a
pus la Gale o gluma buna.
ii vad pc dascalul Claita stinl-
parat 81 zic1nd:
Acest baiat care s'a nascut a.
cum, enep otul meu.
Pentru ca sa vedeti d-tra: eu
am avut sase fete, dintre care cea
mai mare, pc care gindeam so
marit dupa gimere-meu, dupa ce
va ii iesit dascal, s'a maritat
dupa dascalul din oStrimtea, a do
ua s'a marital dupa Mitrea lui
Buduc, care acum ctitor la BIZ
serica, pc treia luat-o ginere-
meu popa din Cladeni, cele doua
mai mici iata-le aici, lara Mill
s'a maritat dupa ginere-meu pro-
topopul. 81 a nascut pc acest CO.
|pil, care acunl e nepotul meu.
0 vad apol ipe maica protopo-
pului stind inF 'un colt Gu echii
plini de lacrimi 81 zicind inject:
,,Tu Doamnk, m al pedepsit Gu
bunatatile tale 81 Ell nu sunt
vrednica de bucuriile &c Mai
daruit!
IL vad insa, inainte de toate,
pc ell, stind la patul Ell 81 privind
in tacuta uimire la muma 81 la
copil.
Tu, Doamne, Gu nemarginita
intelepciune al 1ntocmit lumea 81
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Era dar multumit Budulea eel
batrin 81 sedea tihnit pc prispa
easel, asteptfnd ziua, cfnd va Fl
sd piece Gu nevasta-sa la oras
pentru ca sd sd traiasca zilele
de batrinete sub acelasi acopere.
mint GU fiul sau.
Buduleasa, in sfirsit, sedea 81
ca, pc prispa 81 torcea; era insa
cu toate acestea foarte batrina
Caci gindurile il imbatrinesc pc
ON 81 ca avusese multe ginduri
III viata Ell. Circle 1nsa, Gu totu]
grele nu-i erau gindurile decit
acum, de cind Budulea sd facuse
att de asezat 81 de cuviincios
Caci Budulea sd plingea, ca fe.
ciorul sau nu vrea sd Sc insoare
lara pc ca a pus-o pacatul sd
zica:
Sa vede ca bunul Dumnezeu a.
sa vrea, ca ell sa ispaseasca paca.
tele mele.
Budulea eel batrin s'a miniat
a facut rosu ca racul 81 a zis
ca minte, ca Dumnezeu II are nici
un amestec in treble lui, trintit
usa 81 iesit afara, ca sd Sc puma
pc prispa easel; de atunci insa
el nu Sc mai plinge de mimic.
De aceea Buduleasa sede la ce
lalalt capat- al prispei 81 sez1nd
ii vine nu stu cum, pare ar voi
sd fie moarta de multi.
Cite odata cind SADIE asa pc
prispa, vine Mill a dascalului, ca
sa vada -ce mai face, 81 atunci
vorbesc mai despre una, mai des.
pre- alta, 81 vorbesc 81 despre HUI
tn, fiindca Hutu feciorul lui
Budulea 81 Mill site, cal pare
bine Leichii Saftei, cind cineva ii
vorbeste despre ell si-i spune tot
lucruri bune.
Atunci Buduleasa sd inseninea-
"a, dar Mill pleaca, priveste lung,
fOarte lung, in urma Ell, par c ar
vol sd zica: IS a dus!'' apOi~ zice
in gindul Ell:
De ce ma lasat DumneZeu sa
fie dascalg - Apoi intra in casa,
sd punea intr'un unghiu 81 ince.
pea sd plinga asa singura 81 ia.
ra de nici un cuvint.
Budulea eel batr1n sedea mai
departe pc prispa, sta prea bi-
he, ca ca plinge; ON fara de
inima ce era insa, nu Sc misca
din loc, ci statea asa; eel multi
pentru ca sd nu stea fara de nici
o treaba, Isl scotea fluerul din
serpar. il privea din toate partile
apoi, la mare nevoie, ii mai nu-
mara 81 gaurile 81 lie tumara me-
reu pima ce Safta nu iesia lar pc
prispa.
lie parea dar bine tuturOr, ca
Hutu a VENT de Sfinta Maria "a
casa, ba dascalul Claita ar ii
volt sd traga clopotele, .pentru
ca tot satul sd site. ca ,,domnu'
Budulea al nostru'' VENT la
Cocorasti.
Caci acum ell nu voia, sal mai
zica: ,,Hutule" 81 cind. Hutu il
ruga sal zica precum la zis tot
deauna, ell raspundea: Fereasca
Dumnezeu! Fiecarui ON aceea ce
Use cuvine. Pentru ca sd yezi
d-ta +: trebue sd am 81 ell bucurlile
mele, domnuie Budulea.
Hutu Gu tOate aceStea Sa tlnea
de oiceiurile lui: ii zicea dasca-
lului jupine invatator, ca totdea-
una, saruta nina dascalitei, pre-
cum era deprins din copilarie, 81
lie zicea fetelor Linico 81 Mill
draga, ca mai inainte, ceea ce e.
IA bine, fiindca fetele nu Sc supa-
rau 81 dascalului ii parea bine.
Ca ON care sta ce Use cuvine
fiecaruia, dascalul Claita nu ce-
rea decit ca fetele' sd nua indraz-
neasca al zice domnului Budulea
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| Femeia. pc a carui frunte apasa
pumnul strins, cutelor perdelei
grease, 81 ramase neclintita, pc c1nd
bataile repezi ale inimei Ell umpleau
tacerea noptei Gu tainicul sunet al
Soartei. Apoi, foarte inject, Regina
intra in iatac.
".
Sc vor naste dol; unul catre
Scare Rasare.
W.sA. Adam.
Soarele plapind 81 sarbad, straba-
tea Gu raze slabe, nourii mohorfti,
cind ajunse Ivor Mac Duach la un
ses salbatec 81 pustiu.
Cit putea ochiul cuprinde, Sc In
|tindeau peste eimpie, tufe de pirloa
Cd 81 groxama, 81 singura purpura
lor stralucitoare mai aeoperia tart
ma Gu un maret covor de cea mai
DOg6L6 cOl0arc.
Mac Duach calarisc noaptea In
treaga, caci please in cercetare
char della portile Regelui; omul Gel
tIcut era din aeei carl nici odata nh
pierd vremea.
Acum, ii ridicase coifnl de pc
frunte, ii xorile dinainetii lnminau
cEpul fxnmos, care parea mai IT,
nxr aici 81 Gimp, printrs falnica
nSrsaje. pete care p1sia
&. ppite3e calnini N ~ rxsboiu,I
laaxe n neeTh, ,fill stfivssn Il a khzincl siu.
IL 81 ~ z q 1liros M 1ia' ~
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- Meme Hutule: lara Mill 81 Lii
MICA, find niste fete bine crescu.
te 81 ascultatoare, nu mai ziceau
Nenea Hutu, decft atunci, clnd
nu era de fata nici Hutu, nici da-
scalul, .ceea ce nu era bine, de oa-
re ce Hutu sd supara, caci el era
deprins ca fetele sal zica - Ne
ne Hutule.
! Mai era Hutu suparat 81 pentru
Cd Mill tacea mereu 81 sd uita la
ell ca 81 cind ar ii suparata, ba,
cind sedeau la masa, 81 ell poves-
tea despre zilelc petrecute la casa
preacucerniciei sale parintelui A.
visalon TOda, ca s'a ridicat fara
| de nici un cuv1nt de la masa 81
nu s'a intors decit pestc citva
timp.
| Find dar ca ell tinea ca Mill
sd nu fie suparata, dupa amiazi.
cind au iesit in gradina, ca sa
vada, daca strugurii s'au copt, a
cautat sd fie singur cu dinsa 81 a
intrebat-o, pentru ce s'a suparat.
| Ea a zimbit 81 zis ca nu G
suparata.
| Ell insa vedea ca suparata 81
a apucat-o de mini 81 s'a uitat
| lung 81 Gu dragoste in ochii cei Gu
genele desc 81 a zis: Esti supa-
rata.
| Ea a tacut 81 nici hu a zis, cal
pare bine, nici nu a zis, ca da, c
suparata, fiindca ar Fl trebuit
sal spuna pentru ce, 81 aceasta
nu era Gu putinta.
Mill draga, a zis dar Hutu.
suparat acum 81 ell, - tn stii, ca
eu te iubesc pc tine. Pentru ce
nu-mi spui dar, ca sd stu, fiindca
n al de zee sd te superi. Ute, daca
tia spus cineva ceva, a graft un
neadevar, daca am zis char eu
vre-o vorba, care tea suparat,
nu mai fnteles blne.
Ute, - urma ell lar, 81 atunci
ii lua capul intre amindoua mil
nile, ca sa o poata privi Gu mai
multa staruinta. spune-mi,
pentru ca tn stii, ca te iubesc 81
mi-e greu, cind te vad suparata.
Eau, ca nu sunt suparata -
a graft acum Mill, 81 ca spunea
adevarul, fiindca nu mai era SUI
parata si-i r1deau pc sub genele
desc amindoi ochii marunti.
Domnul archivar consistorial
Mihaiu Budulea ar Fl volt sd 0
sarute, att ii parea de bine, cind
o vedea rizind astfel Gu amindoi
ochii, dar NO sarutase de multi
si-si perduse deprinderea; ell s'a
multumit dar al stringe obrajH
GU caldura intre paine 81 plecat
mai departe, caci acum toate e.
rau bune 81 bine puse la Gale.
Meme Hutule, - zis ca mai
tirziu, cam GU jumatate de gura.
E adevarat ca nu te mai faci ca
lugar?
Cine tia spus Cd nu ma fac? =
intreba ell speriat.
Nimeni, dar zic ell asa!
NJ, draga, nu-i adevarat, =
raspunse Hutu> Gu unfel de pare
re de rau
Ea ma mai zis apoi mimic; ar
Fl volt insa sal apuce nina, ca sd
10 sarute, dar nu putea, fiindca
ell nu era inca calugar.
Acum erau aproape de masa
cea mare din gradina, la care
sedea dascalul Gu dascalita 81 Gu
Linica; Hutu par ar fl volt sa
Sc intoarca inapoi, ca sa intrebe
pc Mill, pentru ce la intrebat,
daca nu Sc mai face calugar, da-
ra nu putea 81 asa s'a multumit
a Sc intreba pc sine 1nsusi:
Pentru ce oare ma 1ntrebat 81
pentru ce Sc bucura, cind am ras-
lpuns, ca nu?
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Tu, Doamne, Gu nemarginita
intelepciune al 1ntocmit lumea 81
frumoasa neal lasat-o noua locas
de vietuire.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
TOMORROW'S ELECTION IMPORTANT

It is very important that there be a large vote tomorrow. It is always important that people exer- else the elective franchise. The safety of demo- cratic government depends the eternal vigilance of the electorate It is especially important tomor- row because of the fact that Judge Wickersham and his cotere of political associates endeavor- ing to defeat verdict of the people expressed at the election last November. He is endeavor1ng to e-pul partisan decision that would give him
 seat in Congress notwithstanding that he received q minority of the votes then. Therefore the very principle of self-government, which, after al IS what 4,adcfaty ineans5f is Involved in the
 If Judge Wickersham believed sincerely in dem ccracy--in the American principles of government he would have welcomed the special election. He would have said here is another chance for the people decide for themselves the issues before them the question to whom they want for their representative at Washington He would have said the election last fall practically draw, that time many hundreds of men who were in the service the country then have returned to Alaska here is chance all the people of Alaska to pass these matters, and he would have gone before them a decision, He would have pre- scented to them the plans and program that he was hatching behind closed doors with coterie of poli ticians during the weeks that he spent in Alaska. These plans and program concern the people, because they what he intends do the peoples rep resentative at Washington Instead of accepting MT. Grigsby's challenge meet him in campaign be- fore the people, Judge Wickersham piked off to Washington without taking the people into his confidence. His plans and program locked up within his breast, except insofar they have been disclosed the few politicians with whom he associated while in Juneau.
 Therefore in tomorrow's election the people of Alaska have h. opportunity to give expression to their belief in the principles of democracy-the principles of the American government They can do that by giving MT Grigsby such large vote that there will be no mistaking their position.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

half of the world cant get enough from indigestion.
 The reason why Friend Wife likes to see Friend Husband tip his hat and smile sweetly as a pretty IT, year-old girl neighbor is because you can roller skate across the ocean in an hour and a half
 Any time you see a married man with fever blisters on his mouth you can bet he didn't get them from the passionate kisses his wife gives him.
 What has become of the old-fash- toned farmer who used to say that he would just as lief have a mule as an automobile because mule didn't cost near as much as an auto and was almost as dangerous?
 You can always spot a bride and groom because when he isn't reach ing for her hand she is reaching for his.
 If man slipped and fell down while he was busy kicking you on the seat of the pants, would you help him get up so he could give you another kick? But you will prob ably go right ahead and re-elect your Congressman and your Senator after what they did to you in the past year
 One thing we have always found to be true is that there is always I good deal to do after you want to do it.
 The of. man who used to try to leave footprints in the sands of time now has a son who is trying to cover up his tracks.
 Some men are like some horses. They are too deaf to hear the word: "Giddap!" but they never fail to hear the word: "Whoa!"
 husband is an animal who knows that 50 cents won't buy a dollars worth of cigars, but imagines that s ought to buy S10 worth of groceries
 At that girls are just as foolish as men. A lot of them would rather be married than happy
 In any Divorce Court action, h. compatibility is merely another name for the Dog in the Manger
 The difference between being en- gagged and being married is the diff ference between kissing a girl when you want to and kissing her when you have to.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
TRUE TO FORM

The Dispatch is running form. In its last weekly edition it deliberately fabricated ment that Judge Jennings prevented J. l.. Jones from making a campaign Delegate to Congress by refusing to him from the jury, thereby intimatng that Judge Jennings was using his of fcial position for political ends
 Judge Jennings promptly denounced the state ment absolute falsehood."
 It Is this of thing this deliberate lying for political purposes among other things, which caused the Daily Dispatch shrink and shrink finally to become weekly.
 The spirit of fair play and square dealing is strong among Americans, and they resent the pre- meditated, malicious and interruptions attempt on the part of an organized band of political bush whackers, for which the Dispatch is the spokesman to dscredit all those who are charged with govern mental responsibility in Alaska, and whom the pub lie know serving with fidelity and efficiency doing their best always.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
BITS OF BY- PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

Literature. He lived in I1Iiana. and He'd never seen a foreign land, He never cared to roam He never cared to road. Back in his home town he stood jat He'd neye CT seen a sail, He wrote a great sea story that Brought him lot of kale. He lived in dear old England, and On Monday he got here He spent four whole days in this
 land,
 And hardly left the pier But he knew how we love bull con, And how soft are our pates; So he wrote four whole volumes on "The rGeat United States" He is a bachelor, and he Has lived a lonely life; He never speaks to girls, not he, He never met a wife. He never gave a dame a look, But he has lots of dough; For he's the author of the book: What Young Brides Ought to
 know"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
Wireless or Cable Needed

Seattle Tmes)
 A campaign to obtain satisfactory cable and Seattle has been launched by the local Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
 The movement deserves and should have the strong support Of every business factor in this city
 In a communication to the Navy Department, the chamber points out that the commercial cable now is greatly congested.
 It charges that the wireless service is restricted 70 messages originating in San Francisco.
 The Pacific Northwest, in consequence, is very seriously handicapped and in instances is cically off from communication with the Orient.
 This is extraordinary situation particularly in view of the that Seattle is the leading port on the Pacific Coast
 The conditions outlined indicate the imperative need for improved communications, furnished either by private agencies by the Government.
 The laying of another trans Pacific cable would require years of planning and preparation
 The establishment at this point of a wireless station capable of transmitting messages to and receiving them from Japan would present few diff culties
 In planning for the extension of its wireless vice, the Navy Department must have Seatte's necessities in mind.
 The need and a very substantial business both exist at the present tme
 By meeting the and serving the other the Navy Department will be aiding American trade that is growing by leaps and bounds and also will directly promote closer relations between the Orient and port with which Eastern interests are anxious to do business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

The Daily" Alaska Dispatch, printed once week. yesterday contained reprinted article from the Nome Nugget which said the Democratic or ganization at Juneau had attempted to prevent the reappointment of Jones for road superintendent or the Alaska Board of Road Commissioners at Nome If the Dispatch had been newspaper in atead of a machine organ it would have asked Ma for Waugh some of the other members Of the Alaska Board of Road Commissioners concerning he matter, and it would have discovered that there was not 2 svable of truth in the whole item. But he Dspatcb is not a newspaper and it detests the fr1th
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
Praise For Alaska Women
(Cordova Times)

Mrs. T. J. DonOhoe Territorial chairman of thu Woman's Committee in charge of the recent Victor, Liberty Loan drive, desires to express her appreca ion to the women of Alaska for their energetic eff forts and the results attained by them during tn campaign. Mrs Donohoe received the following tele gram from Mrs, Eleanor w. McAdoo, of Washington National Chairman:
 Although the reports of all the State
 chairmen not in the general returns
 that the of America have equalled
 ii not surpassed their former records. This
 committee sends its heartfelt congratulations
 to you dawats with anticipation the full
 story of your campaign"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
THE PEOPLE MAY VOTE THEMSELVES FREE FROM WICKERSHAM MILESTONE

For years Wickersham has hung like millstone about the neck of Alaska. He has done nothing but to promote quarrelling and prevent Alaskan development. He is back in Washington try ing to wire-pui seHt for himself in Congress where he expects promote. quarrelling and further prevent development His attack on Secretary Lane and the Alaska railroad shows that he purposes to make the next two years time of quarreiling and trouble instead of a period of development He is
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

Many friends of Dr. Ernest Vincent Shayler, for many years pastor of St. Marks Church of Seattle Ire greatly pleased because of his election by the Protestant Episcopal Church Bishop of Alaska Bishop Shayer is very able man, model citizen md splendid type Christian gentleman The my regret about the matter is that he will have to leave the Pacific Coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
Famous After-Dinner Speeches

Famous After-Dinner Speeches. We have with us this evening" "I deam it great honor" "As I gaze into these intelligent faces"
 "That reminds me of the story of the-"
 Make mine a Creme de Menthe!' "That was the Tuffestdam Steak ,ver et!"
 Gee, but I'm full"
 "Give me the checks, waiter!"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
AN APPRECIATION

In behalf of the G. A. R., we wish to thank the Juneau Woman's Club, the children and citizens generally for the, courtesies extended in con- nectiona with the Memorial Day ex- ercises, and to assure them of our heartfelt appreciation.
 JOHN MYERS,
 JOHN MCPHERSON, i
 J. N. CARVER.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
GET READY FOR BUSINESS

Let US repudiate Wickershan; to- morrow by giving Grigsby a very large vote and then 'et US permit politics to rest for the remainder of sae summer and get down to busi- rcss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

TWO IN ONE THE EMPIRES way for everybody. THE EMPIRES lads" keep the Housewife informed of all sales and the news columns are -ignt up to the minute on the days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
Say Not!

"It says here that an Ohio farmer 'akes his hogs to market in the ton reau of his big automobile" said the Old Fogy. as he looked up from the newspaper he was reading
 Huh" growled the Crouch. They ire not the only hogs that ride in automobiles"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

Aeroplanes make trip to Azores in fourteen hours. When Father Duncan came to America it took him from December 23, 1856 to June 27. 1857 the distance between Liverpool England and Victoria, B. c. How times change?-(Ketchi- kan Tmes)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

ol posed to the restoration of pre-war prosperity.
 By giving MT. Grigsby vote that Is so large that it's meaning will be very clear the people of Alaska can frustrate Wickershams selfish plans and once and for all time free themselves from the millsone
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

Do not let Wickite politicians persuade you to sacrifice vour franchise tomorrow in serving his chine. Do not permit them to debauch the citizen ship this Territory by creating lack of interest in elections Go to the polls tomorrow and vote your convictions