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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LLEGARON IMPLEMENTOS
DE AGRICULTURE A
LA METROPOLI
Van q ser uendidos por el
gobierno a bajo precio

CTUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10.
-Expresa la Secretaria de AgricuI-
tura cue en- breves dias ilegaran es-
IA capital diez carros de carga ira
vendo implementos de agriculture en-
teramente iguales los que Sc eNhl-
ben en- San Jacinto Y de los cuale,
personas intereSadas rienen "a nocio-
mes. si no IN conocimiento eXacto.
Estos materiales fueron traidoS de
los Esrados Unidos. con el fin de que
el Gobierno los venGa a precio de cos
TO 4 toda> las perSonaS que deSeen
emplear!oS De acuerdo con las ms
trucciones que han recibido sobre e
maneio de esta claSe de moderna ma
Guinarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
Una COMISION De
CONCRESISTAS
APTO. RICO
Va a yer 81 es possible Ell
conceder a la isla su
independence
TeEeyroma Especial para la FRENS.4.

NUEVA YORK, Abril 12.-Dieci-
siete miembros del CongreSo de los
Estados Unidos salieron hoy para
Puerto Rico, con el objeto de hacer
una tourne por aquel pals, a invita-
ci6n de las autoridades locales.
La comision congresista va estu-
diar la situaci0n politica de Puerto
Rico V a recoger impresiones, efec-
to de yer 81 es conveniente apoyar
en- ell Congreso ell movimiento relative
a la concession de la independence,
como 10 solicita Ia mayoria de los ha-
bitantes de Ia iSla.
Al frente de esta comisi6n mar
cha el senor Felix Cordova. Comisio-
nado de Puerto Rico cerca del Go
bierno de Washington.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10
Los robos en- los andeneS de la esta-
cion del Mexicano han disminuido por
! complete Y tienden a desaparecer del
todo. La superintendent del fe-
rrocarril ordeno que solamente el MI
nero de cargadores necesario pene-
tre la estacion, despues de presen-
tar una tarjeta registrada en- la ms
peccion General de Polica. De esta
manera no podran introducirse fall
sos cargadores, como estaba sucedien-
do Y 10 que originaba los robos
cometidos diariamente, sin que la po-
licia pudiera ponerlse termino. Esta
medida esta dando excelentes resul-
tados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LAS BAJAS ITALIANAS.

Del serrreio especial "a Ia FgENSA
ROMA. abril 12.-'H Giornaie dc
Italia" ha pubicado por primera vez
las bajas que tuvo el ejercito italia
no durante la guerra, segun los datos
oficiales.
Segun estes, los muertos fueron
42S.ol9: los heridos 946.640, y los pr
sioneros 569.210. Total: 1,943,S69.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LA HABANA CONSIDERABLE COMO PUNTO DE
REUNION DE LA REVOLUCION FELICISTA
La prensa habanera informa que estdn para egm ALI
elLic. Rodolfo Reyes Ell Gral Manuel Mondrag6n
La expedcion Banque t6pco las odas

|carecian de veracidad esas noticias Y
en- case 4e que esos senores hubieran
llegado, no habia motives para no
permitirieS ell desembarco.
Ahora Sc habla de otra expedition;
pero puede asegurarse que no tiene
objeto ninguno, pues 81 los nilitares
meXicanos RESIDENCES de la Habana,
trataran de entrar Ell Mexico, 10 ha-
rian por Ia frontera de los Estados
Unldos, sin eXponerse a un fracaso."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

Ell fcenciado Horacic Espinosa Ma
ranjo, Secretario General del Gobierno
de Tamauiipas, que Sc enconUraba en-
San Antonio, a donde vino despues
de haber terminado las conferencias
en- Laredo, recibio, POGO antes de par
tir para Ia frontera, antes de anoche,
un mensaje en- el que Sc le informaba
de Ia suerte del gpbernador 0Osuna.
Tai mensaje fue remitido por ell Pre-
sidente Municipal de Nuevo Laredo,
Francisco Perez, y en'el Sc expresa
que osuna Y sus acompnantes llega-
ron c Victoria, segun 10 expresa
un mensaje telegrafieo trasmitido de
aquella capital tamaulipeca a Ia clu-
dad de Nuevo Laredo, el viernes proNi
mo pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

Del serrieio special de Ia PRENSA-
HABANA, abril 10.-La prensa Gu
bana toda, Sc ha ocupado con gran
acopio de detalles, de la expedition
del general Aureliano Blanquet y de
las actividades de los revolucionarios
en- contra del gobierno de Carranza.
Nuevas informaciones han apareci-
do desde que Sc dieron las noticias
telegraficas relativas al desembarco
del general Banquet en- la costa We
racruzana, Y hoy, los periodicos sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
Tsg,a,oma ,soeesst para LA PEENSA

Tel>gy1rrG es2tctct para La PHENS!9
NUEVA YORK. abril i2.-E.mer
Lynn Williams. preSidente del Conse-
10 de Temperancia : Moral Publica
de Nueya York. declare hoy los Pc
ri6dicos. Que seya combatido de una
manera vigoroSa cualquier intento
cue hagan las eapresaS desthadoras
de! pals. de trasladar suS plantaS 4
Mexico. Centre ' Sud America o Chi
na. para conCinuar ALI SuS negocloS
suspendidoS en- los Estados CnidoS'
por Ia ley que declara ''seco al pals
Declare Williams que para comoa-
tir a los negocianteS en- bebidaS a.co-
h6licas ' evitar que JraSladen suS des
tileriaS esos pziseS, {! ConSejo de
Temperancia ' Moral Publica ha de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
TROPAS AMERICANS GUAR
DAN LOS BANC0S

Del Serricio Eypeeid! dc Ia PRENSd."
COBLENZA, Abril 12-DeSde ha-
ce dos dias estan las tropas ameri-
canas custodiando los Bancos de es-
TIA ciudad y de Treveris, causa de
los rumores que Sc han esparcido de,
que ia huelga de los ernpleados de
Bancos ell la Alemania no ocupada
puede extenderse a la zona ocupada.
No obstante, hasta ahora, los de-
pen3ientes en- la zona ocupada por los
americanos continuan en- sus puestos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
AGENTE VIAJERO ARRESTADO

Uno de los miembros del Departa-
mento de Detectives arresto aver 4
un agente viajero de nacionalidad "a
mericana. en- virtud de haberse reco-
mendado la apprehension por el Jefe
de la Policia de Waco, donde ell de-
tenido cometio varios delitos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
FUE ACEPTADO Ell PRINCIPE
DE LA IGUALDAD RACIAL.
rs,ea-aBa E.peeis, pera La PRENs4.

Tele1-cula Espeeio! para La PRENSA-
NUEVA YORK. abril 12.-Un te-
legrama de Ultima hora que Sc ha re-
cibido de Paris. da cuenta de que Ia
Comision correspondence de Ia Liga
de las Naciones ha aceptado por una
mayoria de once votos contra seis, Ia
ennieuGa japonesa referente la /
gualdad racial
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
APARECEN LADRONES
ALA ALTAESCUELA
EN- MEXICO

P0r CcrTcn- para La Pts5-NSA
CIUDAD DE 8IEXICO, Abril 10
Por Ia forlna audaZ e ingeniosa en-
uue fue rcbado el senor NaXimilia-
no Duarte. cobrsdor de las oflc;nas
lie! express, a quieu por medic &c es-
tratagemas Sc lley6 hasta los altos
del edificio de La MeXicana. hay Ia
creencia de que hayan vuelto apa-
recer en- eSta capital algunOS iadro-
mes q Ia alta eScucla, ' los que harl
POGO mas menos un ano comeue-
ron robos escardalosoS. uSando de!
cloroformo Y de Ia cuerda de Seda
para eNtrangular.
Sc comprende que el robo de que
fue yictima el senor Duarte eStU-
vo preparaGo con todo cuidado Y con
h intencion de apoderarse los ladro-
nes de aIguna de las muchas crecl-
daS SumaS que e. senior Duarte CO.
braba que muchas veceS. las mas,
aScendian cuarenta, clncuenta,
ochenta O cien mil pesos. los cuales
uevaba q depositar a IA Tesorerla
General de la Nacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LA ENFERMEDAD
DEL SUENO EN-
MEXICO
Sc registrar casos en- las
ciudades de Aguascalien-
tes, Mexico y Monterrey

MONTERREY. n. L.. Abril o.
Muv alarmada est;i toda Ia poblacion
de esJa tranquila capital. cauSa de
haberse sabido que Dor el lejano ba-
rrio del Obispado Sc halla una per
soma atacada del NAL del Sueno, Y del
que los periodicos Sc han ocupado en-
mas 0 menos alaTmantes infornacio-
mes. llamando poderosamente Ia aten-
ci6n de las autoridades sanitarias.
FL Conseio Superior de SalubTidad
del Estado Sc encargo de atender &
IA persona enferma de csc temible
NAL. = IA mayoria de los facul-
tativos de todas parties, dice que sc
trata de consecuencias de Ia influen-
"a ' que consisten en- determinadaS
lesiones del cerebro; pero que no es
el NAL del sueno del Africa. product
do por Ia picadura de un mosco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

CiUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10
Los obreros de esta capital han CO.
menZado 4 desanimarse en- sus ira
baios DE caracter violento. empren-
Gidos contra e! capitalismo. Dicese
CUE Ia causa es que pesar de que
los failos de los arbitros nombrados
por el Gobierno son favorables los
obreros, a NADIA it'll conducen por-
que no Sc cumplimentan, V, ademas.
porque las autoridadeS no ponen de
Su parte una accion decisiva en- ca
da case especial. como sucedi6 con
los huelguistas de La Carolina. quie-
nes, al fin. yersonalmente. Sc enten-
d!eron con los patrOnos, los que, en-
justicia. Sc manejaron honradamente
El gremio de choferes expres6 que
no iria ia huelga porque no quie-
re hacerSe responsible de les conse-
cuencias que sufran los obreros po-
bres. quienes despues de un fra
case no Sc ayuda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
En- el elevator.

POGO anteS de Ia una de Ia tarde
lego el cobrador al edificio que Sc
lie indicaba, Y para Subir a las Off
cinas de La MeXicana, tuvo que to-
mar el elevator que jba neno de gen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
In telefonema falSo.

Los ladrones, que Seguramente an
duvie-on siguiendo al Senor Duarte
algunos dias, con objeto de dar un
golpe SECURE. Sc valierou de los me-
dos iudiSpenSableS para Saber a Ia
hora en- que el cobrador Sc preSeu-
taria CT determinada hora a recoger
una caUtidad en- metalico. Una veZ
en- ella, aIeuiep habIo por tclefono
al cajero de esa ofjciHa. Suplicando.
en- nombre del jefe del express. que
dijeran al >enor Duarte que ocurrie-
"a las ofic,IaS dc Ia NeXicana. Al
senor Duarte lie parecl6 eXVrana aque-
la ordeG. en vista de cue uunca ha-
bia lido eSta companIa; pero acos-
tumbrado obedecer Sienlpre. eSpero
: que llegara Ia hora que Sc le ha-
bia indicado para preSentarSe a La
Mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
.DECIDIERON QUE
No ESTALLARA
La HUELCA
Los obreros de Tanpico y de
Mexico resolvieron no
obrar con violencia

aJ CoTrso para La PRENSA'
TAMP1CO, lamps, Abril l0.-En
la ultima junta celebrada por los obre-
ros sindicaliZados del puerto y de
los campos petroliferos en- general,
los oradores encargados de tratar Ia
question. relativa al articulo de II
Constl lcion veracruZana cue obliga a
los patronos dar UT mes de sueldo
anual de qualification, cstuvieron
parcos Y juiciosos, llegando la
conclusion De que por ningun mott
vo Sc lleve a cabo Ia huelga gene
raj que Sc tenia preparada para el
primero de mayo entrante, en- vista
de las cond!ciones en- que esta ell pals
entero. Sc acord0, al fin, esperar a
que resuelvan los patronos sobre las
solicitudes que Sc han necho este
respecto, para tomaG algunas deter
minacioneS. anteS de ape!ar actos
vlolentos repentinoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

Las autoridades han recibido infor-
mes oficiales de q en- la poblacion de
Lagos Sc presento un case de ence-
falitis !etargica NAL de Sueno Y que
es victima de el. en- estos momentos,
el senor Rafael Rodriguez Alva.
e. seTor Alva salio de Lagos IN
punto cercano repentinamente Sc
sinti5 atacado de una debilidad gene
raj cue POGO a POGO lie iba causando
soror. Para evitar agravarSe Sc vo1
VIC q su casa. en- Ia que haSta hoy
permanece dornido, despues de tres
dias de haber regresado. Los me-
dicos que 10 atienden opinan cue Sc
trata de encefalitis letargica, 10 mis-
mo que han dicho otros faculta-
tivos en- caSos iguales.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril g.
Toda IA capital Sc halla alarmada por
haber leido en- uno de los diarios de
aqui la nota en- que Sc da cuenta &c
cue en- esta ciudad sc est;i registrar
GO eE SSLOS I!loiILSACOS Si lLiiAANi No
so de Ia rara enfermedad del sueno,
a la cual Sc teme mucho, sobre todo,
desnues de Ia impression dolorosa que
dejo la playa iberica que nos azoto
hace varios meses.
Tratase del senor D. Andres Hor-
casitas. persona que desde hace cua>
tro dias esta dormida, Y qUien no
han podido volver su natural COMO
cimiento los nedicos mas eminentes
de es.a misma capital.
Esta es la segunda vez que el Sc
nor Horcasitas cae en- el profundo ie-
largo, pues va en- dias pasados habla
sido atacado. aunque no con trata
gravedad como ahora.
Los medicos de aqui. como los de
Estados Uridos. dicen que Sc trata de
IN caso de encefalitis letargica Y que
es una de las consecuencias de Ia te-
rrible influenza espanola. Hay que
hace- yer que al paciente, senor Hor-
casitas, 10 ataco Ia influenza Y 10 tu-
vo a las puertas del sepulcro, ha-
biendo ouedado Sumamente delicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus hbros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial LozaGo, lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-13

pasa = Ia Ia Col. Ga,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Mining in Southeastern Alaska

(From Gov. Riggs Annual Reporb
 The mineral production of Southeastern Alaska in 1918 valued at s3,S25,495, compared with 80 37 c, 900 in 1917 The gold was worth s3,l95,939 copper, $33S,970; silver (derved wholly rom gold and copper mines), $97,S7S; and miscellaneous pro duets including lead (from gold mints), gypsum marble palladium, and platinum, $19270S. These products were derived from six gold quartz mines seven copper mines, several small placer mines, one gypsum mine, and marble quarry.
 Brown, Mamie, Salt Chuck, and Rich Hill mines were ing about 1,372,347 pounds of copper and S37 ,95l worth gold and silver The new concentrating plant of the Salt Chuck mine is reported to have been operated successfully, All the mines of the Ketchkan district affected by shortage of la bor and ships The most interesting local mining featurt is the recovery of palladium from the con centrates of the Salt Chuck mine
 In the Juneau district the Alaska Gastneau, Al aska- Juneau and Ready Bullion mines operated throughout the year, but at reduced capacity be cause of scarcity of labor Work preparatory to min ing undertaken at several producing mines.
 In the Sitka district the Chichagof mine op erated throughout the year and extensive develop ments under way at the Hirst-Chichagof prop erty.
 Preparations for mining were undertaken at tho Molybdenite deposit at Shakan. The gypsum mine Chichagof Island has been shut down since Marcf because of fire. The marble quarry at Tokeei made periodc shipments throughout the year. Unfortunately the crazy aliens who tryin; to upset American institutions not crazy enOuel to go back where they came from Toledo Blade
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
PUBLICATION WORK OF THE DEPART
 MENT OF COMMERCE

Periodicals and special publications of the De partmanE Of Cominerce5 issued during the past year numbered 016 and contained 53,291 printed pages of which there printed total edition ol 4,- 63S,275 copies The printing bill for these reports amounted to s3O644O The Superintendent of Docu- ments the sales agent for government publications, printed 3,525,326 copies of the various puohcatoh' of that Department and received from such sales $4Z 55094 The Coast and Geodeic Survey, of the De7 partment of Commerce, received $24,62O.71 during the year from the sales of coast pilots charts, ahs tide tables publications issued and sold by that Bu reau Thus the total receipts during the year rom sales of publications of the Department of Com r,erce were $67,17165
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
FIR FARMING WILL BECOME MI
 PORTANT INDUSTRY

That fur bearing will become an important Il dustry seems t6 have been established. 1he lhou try of domest cat.t5, collecting on lsiahds u bearing snirna Is where their belts may be taken ar sent to maker at the most advantageous seasan ha apparently, IMssca the experimental stage, Go Riggs ffeni ing On this industry ill his annual port, says:
 Fur farms continue to be operated Tn various parts of Alaska. Much of this Work is incidental to other business but a num- Der of appear to be operating on commercial basis. Blue foxes and the various color phases of the red fox are the species most extensively raised, though Tn
 a few instances reports have been received of experiments with muskrats, marten, and mink It has been demonstrated that bet ter success is attained with the red FOX
 in corrals, while the blue fox does better when at large particularly on islands sufficient distance from other land to pre- s- vent escape of the animals by swlmmlng
 The ropagation of foxes in captivity IS destined to become of the most import ant factors in the fur industry
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
The Spirit of the North
Valdez Miner


 The spirit of the North has again oeen eXern- pified in a Southeastern Alaskan town This week family lost their home and all they possessed 0y fire. They without even the ordinary haDlli- of everyday attire. The citizens of the town quickly subscribed $700 for the uniortunates ana installed them in new home.
 And this is but of the many instances oc- curing nearly every week in the Northand II matters not the race or creed of the unfortunates The hand of goodfellowssip extended and help ar forded all who need it.
 In no other country in the world find SC many whole-hearted sympathetic persons The latch string is always out The full purse is always eX- tended. The flour barrel is scraped for the needy The last pound of bacon smoked fish IS gwen as freely and cheerfnlly if the owner possessed e millions of the late Henry Prick.
 And the sourdoughs would have It no other way The who turns deaf ear to the unfortunate and refuses to the distressed has no place in the Northland The man who prizes his dollars more than his neighbors good will is poor traii- mate
 Until civilization shifts it's centers and the NoIth is oyerrun with the greedy money grabbers ot the States, Alaska will stand preeminent and alone Tn her splendid generosity to the needy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

woman wants to be coaxed for two hours to do something that she wants to do.
 Castor oil and advice are two things that everybody wants 10 give and nobody wants to take.
 A wife knows that if she sent her husband to buy anything he would come back with something red.
 So many of the girls are shaped like clothespins that you wonder how they keep their skirts up with out suspenders.
 One of the surest things we know right now is that the man who IS afraid he might do too much never gets paid too much. f
 The reason why father never has any buttons on his clothes is be- cause mother belongs to six sewing clubs that takes up all of her time.
 If the Prodigal Son had happened to be prodigal daughter there would have been no fatted calf. There would have been No Ad- mittance'' sign on the front gate.
 Between flivvers and sparrows a city dweller is kept busy lodging all the time.
 And as long as a fellow has curly hair princess doesn't care whe- ther he has any brains or not.
 Funny how winning when you bet makes it moral and how losing when you bet makes it immoral.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Seventy-two persons killed in the streets of New York and AZ killed by automobiles elsewhere Tn the state is the record for November We do not know the casualty list for the entire country, but it will be found to be large doubt if not for November certainly an appalling total at the end of the year
 as usual And still Jehu drives, and the thunder oi
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Luke Mcluke Says

The girls may display goose-pim- pied chests in cold weather. But, thank goodness they do not display livercolored elbows the way they do in warm weather.
 After you have been married long enough you will discover that a
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

.le charcts is heard in the streets The strange part about it all is that few of them drive faster than eight miles hour when they are Kill ing people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke
 -:- W Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

The Wise Fool. Men must work and women must weep" quoted the sage. But the women get heap more pleasure out of weeping than the men get out of working" commented the fool.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Xmas Photos-Come early and get work in time to send to friends. W. H. Case. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Aw, Gwan!

w. c. II. wants to know if it is true that devourers of serial stories are vegeterians, and if the meat of the matter lies in fiction?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Big assortment of Christmas Cards Tags and Seals at Nelson's Station cry Store. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Ouch

Ouch
 'I would like to be an orator. said Smith What is the best Way to acquire flow of language?" Well" replied Jones, you might try stepping on tack when you are in your bare feet
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Nelsons Store is the place to ge . box of writing paper. Just th' thing for a gift. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Program of staring organizations First, call ing to order; second, taking up colection.-- St Louis Globe Democrat.) 4.E
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Help!

The plumber and the robin may Be far apart by cripe.
 The plumber lays pipe.
 Luke McLuke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
No Joke.

Riches have wings sighed tho old fogy. G aba
 Maybe, replied the grouch. "But you never heard of an instance in which they took a man to heaven"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Seekers.

This world is full of seekers. son Who never call a halt; While one is hunting trouble, one
 Is trying to find fault.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
The IntelIiaentc Make.Up Man.

fAn Item in a Cincinnati Paper0
 WATERBURY, Conn. Nelson Way better known as Pie" Way, and Miss Carmone Montgomery. of Aus tin, Texas, arc to be married at Nor folk, Va, Dec. l0. Way and Miss Montgomery met while in the scr vice at Nitro, w. Va. Way was a former football star at Yale.
 Wrestling bouts arc to be staged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Our Daily Suecial.

A woman may forgive, but she never forget.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Names Is Names.

Xenophen z. Hicks is an attorney in Clinton, Tenn
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Homemade whiskey may solve the prohibition problem, after all. By killing off tlfe (Cleyeland Plain Dealer.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Close.

We love close friends" said old
 man Hutch, But it's an awful dose, When you're compelled to make d
 touch,
 To find your friends are close"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

A brakeman and a lady make
 A contrast too-he can Quite adequately man a brake, While she can brake a man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Luck is merely form of superstition believed in most by those who have had any.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
Where's Them Chains?

John Skidmor runs an auto livery in Ogallala, Neb.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

In spite of the fact that there is place for ev- erything it is always the nerve of other people that
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23
QUAKER QUIPS

Philadelphia Record) In the prospective of life it is really big mis take to act small.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

It's the people who in love with themselves who most forcibly demonstrate that love is blind
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

Silence is golden, especially to the fellow who making money by operating his still
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

We sometimes love for the enemies he has enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-23

New shipment of toys at the Post office Store. Before buying see them. adv