davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25

monument to giving customers a
square deal.
Thirty years ago on the same spot
stood a small shop-the proprietor
sold fruits and fancy groceries.
If you wanted oranges they cost ten
to fifteen cents dozen more than
elsewhere, but every orange was per-
feet.
Apples, pears, grapes-fruit of all
kinds-it was the same-you didn't
have to watch the fruit mamie was
more insistent than his customer that
no poor fruit should get into the bag.
If he sold coffee, it was the best
coffee that he could buy. His tea was
known from one end of Manhattan to
the other and out into Westchester
county and the Jerseys.
Charges you more" said the com
muter, shifting at the aroma from
his seatmates bundle, and looking at
the label
"Yes," was the reply, "but l never
get stung and it's worth it"
That was thirty years ago. Gradual
ly, as years passed by, the size of the
small establishment grew-new lines
were added-but the policy never
changed: Quality regardless Of price
satisfy the customer first and the
profit will take care of itself.
At rough guess there are two hun
dred employees in the store. They
are always busy The building which
caps the retail department probably
represents an investment of million
or more-a tribute to one word
quality.
We amwitshrd cmfw vbgk .--.--.-..-a
There is moral in the experience
of the merchant mentioned above that
grocers simply cannot overlook. And
it is just this-the store that strives
to give it's customers 100 per cent
quality and service is pretty nearly
always sure of winning out.
While this experience is indeed in
teresting, it, is by no means unusual,
for it is the secret of the success of
hundreds Of present day concerns
Profit Pointers.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25
new FUEL FOR
USE OF AUTOS

Those who are not directly or in
directly interested in automobiles are
few and far between. Probably there
is no other one thing, outside of food
and clothes, in which SO many people
are deeply interested. Therefore, ev-
erybody wants to know about the new
Alco-Gas which is being made and in
trOduced by the United States Indus
trial Alcohol. Co. Everybody knew
that you could run an automobile with
alcohol, but it was more expensive
properly adapted to alcohol as fuel.
Nobody cares what Alco-Gas is made
of, for that is the name of the new
fuel, but how it compares with gasO.
line is of interest. The new fuel is
no longer an experiment. tits on sale
in Baltimore, at a number of points,
and is used by pleasure cars, trucks
and street buses. Aeroplanes find it
just about what they want.
it has been demonstrated that 20 gal
Ions of this Alco-Gas will do the same
work as 26 gallons of gasoline, and
with a much lower motor temperature
There is a saving of little less than
one-half the lubricating oil used in
machines run by Alco-Gas, compared
with gasoline in the same machine.
The average fuel economy is put al
23 per cent, and the saving in lubrl-
eating. oil at AZ per cent.
The fuel in the colces; weather will
not separate into it's constituent parts.
The price of the new product ranges
from 80 to SO cents gallon, accord
ing to distributing points and cost OF
transportation.
The Automobile Club of America
has been distributing some of the
Alco-Gas for two months and one of
the large builders of high-class motor
boats is recommending it's use TO his
customers.
United States Industrial Alcohol
Co. intends to open distributing sta
tions in New York very soon, when an
abundant supply of the new fuel will
be available.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25
QUALITY COUNTS

John, look those oranges over
again. There's ,specked one in that
Dozen"
The above remark was made by the
manager of the fruit department to a
clerk who had just selected a dozen
oranges for customer.
The fruit department occupied a
space forty by sixty feet on New
York corner in a portion of the me-
tropolis where rents are inordinately
high, but the proprietor of the fruit
stand owns the building that towers
eighteen or twenty stories above it
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25
TOO BUSY

An Italian mine worker, having an
piled for citizenship, was being eX-
amined in the naturalization court
"Who is the president of the United
States?"
"Mr Wills"
"Who is the vice-president?"
"Mr. Marsh" ..
IF the president should die, who
would then be president?"
"Mr. Marsh'..'
could you be PRESIDENT"
mo"
"Why?"
Mister, you 'scuse, please. l very
busy WOrka de mine"
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25

The State of Arizona has loaned
$581,911 to farmers in the state; $751;
260 has been loaned to Maricopa
County farmers; $1O,865 of this
amount has already been paid back
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25

the international
educational
excellent English and in
@4G# %#&4@@~~
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-25

The valuation of all live stock in
Arizona in 1918 was $44,041 1853, while
the live stock in this county was worth
$3,51O,309.
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OSUDNA VYJiZDKA DO
CANTON.

Okresni zam6stnanec C. A.
Lincke, 1904 Cornelia Road.
Vyiel 81 V GObotu Sc svou man.
zell,ou do Canton, kde chteli
navSivit sv6 pribuzenstvo. Bill
ze GreentoWn LinckeGv auto
mobil vlet6l v$ak do iin6ho an
ta, kterazto srazka vyzadala 81
diva lidsk6 zivoty. Lincke byl
usmrcen ma mist6 a jeho chot'
pOdlehla smrtelnemu urazu ho
dinu 20 neSt6sti. Lincke byl po
volanim tesaf a jeho povinno-
sti bylo vykonavat nahodil6
spravky V move okresni budo-
We. Okresu slouzil $est let a
takto mel Stroke znamosti me-
ri demokratickYmi politiky.
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21lety John Platzsky, alias
Polabsky, alias Stanley Youn
ger. obvin6ny. re pred tydnem
zastrelil m6st3keho policistu
Roberla Sheltona, nachazi Sc
We vazb6 ma ustredni policeini
stanici dnes odpoledne bude
pohnan k soudci Moylanovi
pro vrazdu prveho stupn6.
DneSni vyslech bude vSak krat
ky hlayni process vyfidi poro
ia u soudu tre3tniho.
Platzky priznava sc, re uni
n6neho straznika usmrtil "a
roveA doznava Getne loupeze,
podvody a prepady, provedene
sDoleCn6 Sc svym druhem G..
II. Shermanem, 20letym a do
nedavna V elsie 1888 vych. 63
ul. bydlicim. PHvodni bydlo
Platzkyho bylo V elsie 3542
vych. 1876 ul., posledni cas- I'll
ale Sc svou milenkou nOcle-
harn6 S. Zabischove, 2813 Ce-
dar Ave, ktera byla rovn6z "a
tcena a to pro pfechOVavani
lupicsk6 chasky. Platzkyho mi
lenkou byla 16leta Maude Ro-
binsonova, bydlici pred tim V
els. 1888 Carnegie Ave. Robin
sonova bude poslana pro ne
poradn6 chovani a RUNE pod
vody do ustavu Dobreho Pa
styre. Milenka druhehO bandi-
ty, 18leta Liliana Dittmanova,
2119 vych. % ul. byla zatcena
rovn6z a z ruznych kradezi
musi sc zodpovidat. Platzkvho
kumpan George H. Sherman
byl zatCen brzo pO zloCinu a
policii pri1p6l tim, re jm6no
praveho vraha neZamlcel ma
sim detektivum die svych We
domosti vSemozn6 V patrani po
mahal. Sherman bude souZen
pro podvody loupeze.
Jak jsme iiz sobotnim bul
letinu strucn6 sd6lili, Platzky
a ieho milenka zatceni naGelni
KEN Smithem V sobotu ranO 0
4 hodin6 V Toledo a do Cleve-
landu pTiveZeni V sobotu V ie-
denact hodin dopoledne. Plat
2ky sc svou holGici bydlel V To
ledo u sve tedy. kde Robinso-
novou vydaval "a svou zakon
nou zenu, ackoliv jest znamo,
re Zakonna jeho manzelka, jiz
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VRAH POLlCESTY K. SAELT TOENA
UCINL. PINE PRIZNANf.
JEHO SPOLECNfK A MILENKY OBOU BANDITC
JsOU We VAZBE MA USTREDNf POL STANCE.

opustil V fiju letos, bydli u
svych rodiCU V elsie 12408 u
Mon Ave. Platzky ozenil Sc
nj V Gervnu a pon6vadz il uzi-
Wit nemohl, tato vratila Sc k
roditdm nyni zada o rozvod.
Policie hledala Platzkyho
phvodn6 V Blue Springs, w.
Va. kde rovn6z ma n6iak6 pTi-
buznG. Do Virginie poslano ne
kolik detektivd V patek. kdyz
tn vypatrano. ze uprchlik skrI
va Sc V Toledo. RobinsonOva
psala 0 sv6 "svatebni cest6"
netkerym svym znamym do
Clevelandu a die toho psani
policie zv6d6la pravy utulek
pareGku. naGez naCeInik Smith
podnikl hned vypravu do To
ledo. kamz jel rychlym pol. al
tenn a We spoleGnosti p6ti svych
Dodrizenych. V Toledo ziskani
domaci policist6, domek V
nemz Platzky Sc svou milen-
kou pfenocoval byl obklicen a
nosl6z SheltonGv vrah byl ma
Gelnikem Smithem pristizen V
loznici, spoutan, do auta "a
vleCen a zp6t do na$eho m6sta
pi'ivezen.
PIatzkv priznava Sc k nGko-
lika kradezim q pad6lani Ge-
Iii. kdezto o zastfeleni pol.
Sheltona blize Standard l6kar
nv a Euclid Ave. poskytuie
vSecky podrobnosti. Pfiznava
t6z, he spoleCn6 Shermanem
yvplenili Van Dornovu pisar-
ru. GoldmanGv odGvni zavod.
6eskou garaz. znamou pod
firmOu Corlett Garage CO.,
415S vych. 1873 ul., kde odci-
7ili pryzcovG autorafy V Gene
e4OO a rovn6z pfiznava. re pa
d6lal asi tucet bankovnich po-
ukazek. Svoie lupitsk6 vypra-
Wy podnikali V ukraden6m au-
tl, ktere opustili kratce pred
etretnutim sc sc straznikem
Shelloncm minulou ned6li cas-
ne rano blize Euclid Ave.
Pravi. ze v6noVali sc lupicstvi
iedin6 pro to, ably svym milen-
kan mohli poskytovat zivot
bezstarostny, vesely. Sherman
byI pred svou lupicskou kari6-
rou tovarnim hIidacem a Plat
zky pracoval V ocelarn6.
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We PROSPECT CESKEHO
MAR. SDRUZENf.

Ia vcerejsi schdze clend SO
kola Czech rokovano mimo jine
no tez vyzve CeskoNarodni-
no Sdruzeni ohledn6 dalSi ak
ce pomocne a usneseno, ably
sbor rovn6z stal sc clenem. Ia
stupcem do Sdruzeni "a sbor
Sokol Czech jmenovan tudiz p.
M. Zeman, Il n6hoz pTihlasili
Sc o dOtCene clen3tvi dalSi So
kolSti predaci: PIP. Josef Frc-
ka, J. V. SJibr, F. Plachy, F.
]. Novotny, EN-. Slavicek, v.
Novotny. J. ]. Hruby, Frant.
Heina, Petr Smisek, F. Won
draSek, F. Trunecek, Ant. Sa-
cha, F. j. Sluka, f. Czech, M.
Zeman a Jos. PeCanka.
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LEVNEJSi JiZDNE MA POULICNfCH
KARACH
NOVA PRfCNf LIME MA VYCH. 30 ULD BUDE
Ultra RANO OTEVRENA.

Ones o pGlnoci bude jiZdne
ma pOuliCnich karach snizeno
ma A iednu Sestinu centd, il
nymi slovy: Sest iizdnich list
XII bude prodavano ga Gtvrt-
nix, kdezto centovy pfeplatek
"a transfer V platnosti zusta-
ne. SpoleGnost die Taylorova
trakcnfho rozvrhu musi jiZd-
ne snizit, ponevadz jeii 1roko
w fond do3ahl neobyGejn6 w
So. Sest ticket "a 25 cent? bu-
de prodavano asi pet m6sicG,
naGez iizdne bude bud op6t
zvySeno, nebo snizeno, die to-
no, iak urokovy fond dale Sc
osv6dti. Az dosud prodavano
ie ma karach jedenact ticket
"a so centu. kterezto iizdne
zavedeno bylo 8. cervence le-
tos. Pred tim pocirano "a jed
notlivou jizdu pet cent?.
Ultra rano po pate hodint
bude otevfena nova pfiGni trak
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OMEZOVANi PALIVA Cd.
VOLANO.

Pon6vadz stavka uhlokopG
byla urovnana, vladni komise
odvolala sva narfzeni ohledne
Setreni palivem a rovnez dra-
hy vraceji Sc k pdvodni dopra
We. Lokalni vlaky jizdnlho
radu palivovou komisi pred ty-
dnem vyskr,nute budou op6t
jezdit a pon6vadz mistnf zaso-
by uhlf jsou uspokojive, palivo
va komise zanechala dotCene
kontroly a roZesla Sc.
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VEClREK MA POCEST LECI.
ONARU.

Y sini j. A. Komensky Mt.
Pleasant usporadan vtera veci
rex na poceat vrativSich Sc ma
aich legionarG. Vecirek zaha-
jil p. Fr. Mares a "a legiona-
fc rromluvili dobrovolnici FIR.
Tupy a B. Holub. Program We
cirku doplnGn byl voienskymi
zpevy opp. Holub a Kohout)
dobrou hudbou, jakoz i lice
MIN legionard, jak bylo ma vol
ne a jake pom6ry We stare via
81 nynl panuji. Tanecni vfnek
zaokrouhlil pekny ten dycha.
mex.
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chi linie ma vych. tTicat5 ulici.
Pficni ia linie povede cd S..
Clair Ave. ma PittsburF Ave,
tady k linii broadwaysk6.
3imz iihovychodni strana doc
ka sc tfeti pTiCni trakCni linie
= vSech podobnych linii bude
V m6ste sest - tTi ma zapadni
= tTi ma iihovychodni strane.
Nova linie ma vych. 30 ulici
stane Sc zvlast6 prosp6snou
d6lnikGm Y tovarnim distriktu
Il st. Clair Ave. a uvolni dopra
WI ma liniich Superior, Payne
st. Clair vych. IS ul.. ekoz
i V okoli squaru. Kary ma trait
vych 30. ulice budou iezdit Y
r6timinutovych pfestavkach Y
ruSnych hodinach a V desctimi
nutovych pausach V hodinacf
dalSich. Pc pill noel bude vSah
doprava ma 80 ul. zastavena
tax zvane noGni (owD khry
vvsilany totiz nebudou.
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CESKY OBCHODNlK PRE-.
PADEN A OBRAN.

Do hostinskeho lokalu pana
AL. Erbena, 1892 Buckeye
Road Vpadli vcera o pul noci
tfi maskovani a revolvery o.
zbroieni bandite mezi tim
co diva vrhli Sc ma majitele "a
vodu, treti vyplenil register,
.naGez bandite uprchli koristi
$13O. Pan Erben telefonoval G
svG zkuSenosti policii, dosud
vSak z trojice nikdo nebyl zat.
cen.
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POLICEJNf LETACf ESKA-
ORA Sc OSVEDCUJE.

Minuly tyden bezpeCnostni
m6stsky department zorganiso
val tax zvanou policejni leta-
ci eskadru, jejiz povinnosti je
pfihlizeti k pripaddm rych--
lou akci vyzadujicim. L6taci e
skadra pozGstava z peti straz-
niku, jimz je k disposici auto
mobil neobycejne vykononsti.
Vcera poslana dotcena ceta z
Gstfedni stanice ma zapadni 80
ul., kde domku G. 1855 udalo
Sc krveproliti, kter6zto poslani
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MRAZIVA VLNA ZUSTANE

Vladni povetrnostni prorok
Emery pfedpovida, re dnes
bude nejvetsi zima V sezone.
Vcera V noci bylo 13 stupnG
mad bodem mrazu a dnes CHA
dino ma byti jeste citelnejsi,
kterazto temperature zGstane
pry asi tyden.
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DCMAC1 SOkOLShE "a
VODY.

V sokolsk6 SIM ma Quincy A
We. konany vGera Zavody mist
Mich sokolskgch sborI. Zavody
zahajeny byly po devat6 no.
dine dopoledne a skonGily o
pate hodin6 veGer. z vySslch
druz3tev ziskal prvni cenu So
kol Havlicek 1856. bodd) a
fokol Nova Vlast druhou cenu
(276.8 bodG). Zo @strednich
dtpzstev ziskal op6t prvni ce-
nu Sokol HavliCek 1886 bodu)
a druhou Nova Vlast (224 bo-
dy.) Prvni druzstvo dorostu So
kola Cleveland mGlo 241.1 bo-
du q druh6 druzs .vo dorostu t6
hoz sboru 231.7 bodG.
Prebornik vysSiho odd6Ieni
5okol Hanacek Cd aboru Ha-
vliGek mel All bodd, druhym
bvl sok. Mikuloc cd sboru No
vi Vlast (46.4) a tfetim sok.
KlimeS Cd sboru HavIIcek
I (45.3l.
Prvnim pfebornikem re
strcdniho oddGleni byl sok.
Luzum od sboru Nova Vlast
(42.5), druhym sok. Ptak Cd
shoru HavliGek (4D a tfetim
sok. Wild cd sboru Havlicek
+ 1888.
Prvym prebornikem doro-
stu byl sok. Povysil (43.2), dru
hym Vainer (41.3) tfetim
Huml CID.
Prvni cenu Sokolek ziskalo
druzstvo sboru Nova Vlast
(l32.2), druhou cenu Sokol-
ky sboru HavliCek (132). PrVd
druz3tvO Sokolek od sboru Gle
veland m6lo 1897 bodu a dru
he t6hoz sboru 1913.
Sokolky pfebornice zavodi-
y s nasledujicim vysledkem
sok. Vlasata od sboru Nova
Vlast t21.3) prvni, sok. Sinde-
larova cd sboru Havlitek
(20.D druha, a sokolky Kuna-
5kova, Rezatova a Sefrova
(20.6) tfeti.
Soudcov6 pro muze byli
7ok. Doubek, Jilek, Panka
Per, Janoch q Billy, pro ztht
sck Panlta, KlimcS a KunaSek
Prvni a druht premie druz.
stew pozustavaly 2 vavrino
vych V6ncu, vit6Zny dorost Ii
3kal zIat6 medalie a jednotliv
ci sokoishd zlatd jehlice.
V poledne byla dcl5i pre-
stavka a spolecny ob6d a pc
zavodech vecer nasledoval dJ
chanek, "a n6hoz zmin6n6 ce
ny byly mictonacelnikem B
Klime$em odeyzdany vit6z6n
a sok. X. Bernrei,er mel po
y2buzujici rec, naGez tanetn
Ivinck pri sokolskt hudbG naslt
/ doVal. Zdar domacich zavodl
! byl uplny a vecern! zabava Sil
| Sim publikem rovn6z cetne by
/ Ia obeslana.
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"NA VVSCKL sTRANI.'

Dramaticky sbor "Vcelka'
poskytl vcera Narodni SIM
skutetny pozitek pfecetnym
sym pI'iznivcdm poutavym o.
brazem z ceskeho zivota INA
vysok6 strani", kterazto tfiak-
tovka ladn6 byla sehrana a
povd6kem V hledisti sledova-
ma. Navsteva byla znacna, tax
ze / financni vysledek porada
teIstvo uspokoji a k dalSi hu-
manni praci povzbudf.
Obraz "Na vysoke strani"
je Gerpan z hereckeho, malo i
vclkom6stsk6ho zivota We sta
re Vlasti a svou peknou formou
lahodi a vd6cnym Sc stava. He
rec Kralich (p. Teller) zami-
loval Sc pred l6ty do malomest
sk6 krasavice a dcerou ieho
byla slicna Karla Isl. Opatr-
jna) atav$i Sc V utl6m veku
2chovankou ufednika Malka
(p. Tichy) V mensim meste. Ce
Ily del oJaci Sc kolem osudu o.
bou t6chtO charakterGl a dalSi-
mi vynikaiicimi Glohami V ku-
Isu jsou herec HORN (p. Petr) ,
Malk0va zena teta sliGne
Karly (pi. Talasova), Pavla,
ieji dcera Cpl. Mokra), syn
Karel (p. Jelinek), Krous (p.
Babka,) Reyl {p. Simek), jeho
zena (pi. Andelova) dcera
Vera (pi. Urbanova), sluzka
Marie (pi. Brychcinova) a di-
vadelni krejci (p. Strachota)
Celkova souhra byla dobra
a zvlaSt6 druhy i treti akt wy
nikaly pfesnostf a roztomilym
souladem. Neobycejne krasny
vyjev byl "a schuzky scho-
vanky Karly fesnym napadni
KEN Harlem v n6mz ucastnici
tistou vySlovno3ti a tklivou
hrou Zauiali vSechno poslu-
chaGstvo. Dojimava byla tez
sc6na, kdy Kralich seSel Sc po
ltCech sc svou dceruSkou a
zvla$t6 pGsobivym byl vyjev
po1lednl, kdy pc delSich utra-
! p3ch a ne3nazich pom6ry pro
ySechny priznive Sc obratily a
hekolik veselek bylo hned or
namovano. Kralich byl do
brym hercem, Hofin elegant
MIN milovnikem, Malek Sc
syou choti starostlivymi rodi-
Gi, dobre 81 vedli manzele Rey-
l0vi sc svou romantickou dceru
Skou V6rou, vazne pocinal 81
ma jeviSti Krous, garderobier
Balek vyborn6 byl obsazen a
jak jiz praveno, schovanka
Karla Sc svym snoubencem by
! Ii ZvlaSt6 zajimavymi, kdeztc
sluzka Marie svym fiznym
Iprednesem a spravnou gestiku
laci kazd6mu rovnez Sc libila
| Obecenstvo bavilo Sc od zacat-
| ku al do konce a sokolsky or
chestr okraSlil veCirek melodiC
| kOu hudbOu meZiakti pc
predstaveni. Vyprava kusu by,
Ia rovn6z dokonala, elegantni
nabytek k divadlu zapujcila
Ipani Marie Zemanova a rezi
V niGem neschazelo. VcerejS
pfedstaveni nasvedcovalo tez
| ze sbor "Vtelka" ziskal neko
lik novych, velice talentova
nych sill, ktere snazivou tn or
ganisaci daSich uspesich po
sill a celku jen ku prospechl
Il budou. T6Sime Sc ma pfiSt
predstaveni, novinku "Navra
| ce3k6ho legionaTe.''
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15

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lici1ta F. Horazd'ovsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
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korun a hodla pry S rodinou
trvale Sc V Cechach usidliti.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15
ESPECIAL SUCKERS" $500 < $3.5O BROW X H A w k x S
 Quality First"

Anchorage, the majority for Sea.';r, the steamer Alameda reached port yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock sailed to the San Juan dock one hour later and cleared for Seattle about 5 o'clock. The Alameda ran into fog and a gale coming from Anchorage which delayed her two hours. At Anchorage time was lost as the steamer could not get to the dock owing to there being only eleven feet of water, in the slip, and the old way Of diScharging freight on bargeS was resorted too.
 The Alameda had the following pas sengerS out from Seward:
 For Seattle Thomas Gilcrease and wife, c. A. Thoreen, wife, two daughters and son, Miss c. Wick, Mrs. D. J. Mckenzie, G. C. Hubbard. Mrs. T. RothfuS and two sons, Vida Rich, H. J. Barling, Capt. H. BIodget, T, s. Christensen, Mrs. Isaac Evans, Mrs. Florence Meagher, Lieut. J. H. Me Carron, Emily Wick, Byarma Wick, R. A. Palmer, G. Palmer and R E, Fear.
 For Valdez Judge Charles F.. Bun nell, William A. Munly, F.. E. Ritehie, C. H. Wilcox, Miss M. Thorenson, H. G. Bonnet, F. R. Brenneman, J. H. D. Bouse, John B. Miller and I. Ham. berger.
 For Cordova- J. P. Hannon and wife, and w. w. Patterson.
 For Juneau-J. J. Emery and D. Burden.
 For Ketchikan- J. Renner and F. w. Willie.
 For LaTouche- Martin Bond, J. w. Sparrow, J, Pavich, and August Sell gren.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15
BIG TIME AT DANCE

One of the largest attended dances for months was the one given Satur- day night by the Arctic Brotherhood. The Harmon bridal party attended late in the evening.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15
CARD OF THANKS

want to sincerely thank all those who have been so sympathetic, so con doling and extending me so much aid in my bereavement, the death of my bAloved husband, Isaac Evans.
 MRS. ELVIRA EVANS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15
COURT OFFICIALS LEAVE

The officials attending the district court session in Seward last week, left for Valdez yesterday on the Alameda.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15

Among the officials going to Valdez were Judge Charles E. Bunnell, C. H.. Wilcox, w. A. Munly, l. Hamberger, John B. Miller, w. G. Bonnet, Marshal F. R. Brenneman and Chief Deputy J. Fl D. BouSe.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-15
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

A regular session of the city council . will be held this evening at o'clock . in the town hall.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-12-12
FARM DEPARTMENT.

which may result from eating raw or
imperfectly cooked pork. is caused
by microscopic worms known as trich-
mae. These parasites in years past
have been found to be present in 1
out of II hogs, and il the presence
of dead trichinae and trichina-like
bodies Is included in the count, an
average of out OF every 80 hogs has
been found affected. Unlike many
other infectious diseases. the sever
ity of the attack of trichinosis de-
ponds upon the number of parasites
swallowed. Large quantities of
slightly infected pork must be eaten
IN order to produce bad effects; but
on the other hand, severe illness may
be caused by eating small amounts
of pork that is heavily infected.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-12-12
SQUAD OF BROTHERS,
EIGHT MEN, VOLUNTEER

Lexington, Ky, Dec. Family
squad. attention."
This was the command Sergt. Roll
lin o. Moore, in charge of the local
marine recruiting station, was ready
to give today when eight lads from
Broadhead. Rockcastle county
brothers all appeared for enlist
ment.
An emissary had investigated the
station a few days ago and after be-
ing assured of passing the examina-
ton went back home for his seven
brothers.
The Sergeant found no physical de-
fects in any one of the eight men, so
prepared the papers for them to sign.
But at this point of the procedure
every one of the boys balked-not
one of them was able to write his
name. Therefore, they could not be
accepted.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-12-12

TO light numerous .IS'anco' where
II ~ CCGt:oc ed tuG'!chln' s after
fcnIny on tarcagSes OF tuberculous
cattle. In one case nearly an entire
drove Of hogs showed LESSONS of tu-
berculosls, wAIch at firsC the owner
could not account for. Later he adj
mitted to the veterinarian investiCat-
ing the case that several months be.
fore he had fed to the hogs the car
cass of COW that never diG very
we'll"
The Bureau of Animal Industry
urges livestock owners to have a
careful autopsy made on animals dy-
ing on the farm or killed because Of
sickness, in order that the definite
cause of trouble may. be learned
Carcasses that show LESSONS of infec-
tious diseases should not be fed. In
stead, such carcasses should be cared
for so that no part can be eaten by
hogs. Thorough destruction of the
carcass by burning, or by deep burial
under a liberal application of quick
lime, is the proper procedure in such
cases. Attention is called also to
the danger of feeding offal from
slaughtered animals to swine, as such
practice is another source of in
| lection.