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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
SKUTECNE DUKAZY MEDU.

Jelikoz dostavam mnoho o.
tack ohledne medu, rozhodl
jsem Sc objednati nekolik set
vytiskd brozur, ktere zodpovi
kazdou otazku a vysvetli vSe
jasne. Spis tento obsahuie ma
sleduiicf poucenf Sc II obraz-
ky: Co med jest kde sblran
ZakladEl druh medu; RGzna
pfichut' a barva; Jak vyraben
Stromy, ma kter6 vcely sedaji !;
Vcely v bednach a starych IL
lech; Novy zpGsob vyrobv me-
du; Oily pohyblivym dflem !;
Med We vostinach: VoStinove
zaklady; Proc vcely stavi dflo
v ramkach rovne; Med re spal-
kovych GlG; Med vymetany !;
Medomet a zpisob vymetanf
medu; Cistota medu; Cukrova-
tent medu a jak no lie rozpu-
stiti; Potravnf hodnota medu !;
Jest med lahIdkou? Med co
zdravotnf potrava; Upotfebenf
medu do peGiva; so pfedpisG
upotfebeni medu domacno-
sti.
Tento spis jest velmi zajima-
w a hodlam jej rozsffiti 2 dG-
vodu toho, aby lid nebyl kla-
man neb v pochybnostech o
pravesti medu a jeho vlastno-
stech.
Tuto knfzku obdrzf kazdy
zdarma 8 kazdou koupf. dokud
zasoba stacf, u J. Hafnera.
5806 Broadway, Cleveland, O..
1915
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14

Nevfm, platila-li ia alova psf
ku ei diteti. Kdyz jsem zavolal
ma psika, obratil ke mne hlavu
a zahledel Sc ma mne podivnym
pohledem, jako by chtel ffci:
"Clovece, coz nevidfs, ze tn hlf-
dam, co mi bylo ma svete nej-
oirazsf?"
Starena prichazfvala kazde-
no tydne do Trbfze. Potkav il
nahodou, zvedel jsem cd nj, ze
nasli psika bez zivota ma hfbi-
tove. "Truchlil a umrel hlady'
- pravila. A lekaf ia slova po-
tvrdil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
STRELEN ZE ZALOHY.


Petr Locanti, 1859 zap. 80.
ul., byl vcera v noci strelen
dvema neznamymi muzi.
Sci z prace domu, kdyz po-
jednou nedaleko jeho bytu sc
ze tiny vynorily dive postavy a
beze vseho nan pocaly stfileti.
Kdyz prepadeny klesl k zemi,
oba zakefnfci prchli. Postfele-
ny dopraven byl do mestske ne
mocnice, kde shledano, re byl
kulf jen lehce zranen v prave
podpazf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
BARcHETY
koupite nyni cd deseti cent?
do patnacti centu yard

levnsji nez drive - obou
stfiznfch obchodech "u Koude-
lG", 4735 Broadway a 1888
Warner Road.
Nejnovejsi vzorky svetlych
tmavych barev v rozsahlem W.
beru; tez bile flanneletty; ne
ktere 27 palcd, jine 36 palcd
Stroke.
Vesmes cerstve if6ve zbozi
ktere jsme nakoupili letos pre-
nastavajfcf podzim a zimu a "a
vySSi cenu nez "a jakou ie nyni
nabfzlme. ku prodeii. Opatrte
81 sve zasoby, pokud jest vyber
uplny a cenv mike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
Dix "svETU".

Pan G.. A. Grasselli V zastou-
penf vyboru pro dalsi vystavbu
nemocnice sv. Alexise zasila ma
81 redakci velice vrele psany do
pis dikem "a propagacnf cla-
mex We prospech SHREK do sta
vebniho fondu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14

Milostpane, jest-li po-
rucite, ja mu svliknu iaty a
vyhodim no hned, nabizi Sc
Tones mlynari v divadle
..'Romanticke Vrtochy".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
Holger Drachnann :
PSfK,
q dAnstiny prelozil dr.. O.
Heidrich.


jako takovy Sc stale stykal 8
chudymi lidmi v uzkych 1do-
Itch a ma svazfch hor.
Jednoho dne pfisel ke mne
Sc slovy: "Poslys! Telegrafova-
Ii pro mne - je to tfi stanice
odtud. Je odtamtud nejvelkole-
p6jsf pohled ma Triglav. Lisky
tam vsak davaji dobrou noe.
Sotva tam potkas clovfcka
Chces jeti Sc mnou?"
tRoznemohl Sc snad Tri-
CLAW" otazal jsem Sc.
Triglav je nejpustsf a nej-
sraznejsi vrch v celem tom hor-
skem reteze, tahnoucim Sc z
jiznf casti Korutan do Kran-
ska, kde bydli Slovinci, kde je
tolik povesti, pohadek a ro-
mantiky, kde je vsak poskrov-
nu obyvateld a prfbytkd.
Zahy jsem vsak zmenil zer-
tovny ton feci. Lekar Sc tvaril
vazne. Byl to dobry clovek a
mel m9kke srdce; miloval prf-
rodu, sklenku vina, kvetiny,
ptactvo a deti - a ted prave
prejel rannf vlak ma vyvysene
Izke trait mezi temi pustymi
skalami dite. jednoho z zelez-
nicnfch hlfdacG.
Odjeli jsme polednim VIA
KEN. Nejdrfve Sc pfehnal vlak
pres propast reky Schlitzy a ma
to ujfzdel prorvami, tunely a
zatackami, kde ami nejostrazi-
tejs{ rfdic neni s to proniknouti
zrakem "a dskalf. A kdyz jsme
Sc hnali Sc sumem kolem Hill
dacskych domkd a kdyz jsem
videl cenovlase j belovlase
hlidace ma svazfch v desive
blfzkosti kolejf " pravo a pro-
pasti v levo - nemohl jsem Sc
ubraniti myslence, ze "milosti-
va" Prozfetelnost mela tu dost
ma praci, ably uchovala ty chu-
daky pfi zivote. Stalit' otcove
nehybn9 jako sochy ma svych
mfstech, trfmaifce rudy prapo-
rec, a matky bylo MONA "a
hlednouti behem jfzdy zamest-
many donna pracf v kuchyni me-
bo starostf o malieke zeleznicni
hlidaGe. III
X jednomu 2 takovych dom
KID jsme pFisli, kdyz vlak zasta.
vii a my vystoupili z tepleho
kupe, kde jsme byli spolu sotva
promluvili.
Divoke skaly~ kolem mas
zhnuly We slunecnim iasu; vse
Sc peklo a tezce oddychovalo
v polednfm tichu; jen ozvena
vlaku. valfciho Sc zas Sc supo.
tenn dale. hnala Sc 8 dutym hlu
KEN 1zkym 1dolfm; av dali
ma konci pusteho zalesnenehc
pruhu ddolf. tvcil sc We vzdu.
chu zubatV Triglav Sc sv1mi tfe
mi zasn9zenvmi cimburfmi
chladnS a holy, uzavFeny w
sve vlastnf hrozive velikosti
schGdny jen pro lovce kamzikt
iinak nepTistupnV soncft9nf
radostmi strastmi zivych two
ri. Kus panovnicke historic
zkamenele behem nezmernycl
dob.
Vymenili isme n6kolik SLOW
otcem. .Jeho obliGei bvl zbraz
den sn9hem dest6m noci, spa
len sluncem dne: prisn1 iedno
tvArnV zivot. vvplnenV povin
nostmi. bvl vepsan v ty rvsv. ,
len velmi roznrn6mu pohledl
nesfsao s9afk e'7vgnf }ksooii kooi rtt& 8
kdvz odpovfdol tisetn4 ma lex.
row neinntn4isf otazkv. VI
dveSfch staln heino detf - bv
10 iich sest Fi sndm - a vsech
nv malv nfi pTfchodn obou ci
7incii iednu rnku v ustech /.
dr,,hcn "a zadv.
Y krchvni ohnist sedel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14

otce, kdyz Sc stalo ne
stesti "a prvnf zatackou. - u
bohe zvire! NJ, znas me mine
nj O zviratech!" !"
Znal jsem je. A tax jsme sc
dostali domI. A hned jsme Sc
vydali do hostince k staremu
Gelbfussovi splachnout tu uda-
lost nekolika sklenicemi dobre-
no veukovskeho vfna.
A pozitri jsme jeli ma po-
hreb. Byl zachmureny den. Ska
ly trcely jako mrtve, jeste ne
hybnejsf nez jindy, v polokru-
hu kolem mas; mala kaplicka
ohrazenym hrbitdvkem, strmi-
CT ma osamelem 1skali as tisfc
loket mad straznim domkem, Sc
v Mich ztracela docela. Vlahy,
vlhky vitr prinasel s sebou chvi
lemi jenny dest' a foukal nam
v tvar, zatfm co jsme klopytali
s holi v ruce po hrbolate stez-
ce. Sedohn6de mraky jakoby
re soukane vlny Sc sesouvaly v
chumacfch po drsnych svazfch
Triglavu; brzy byla snehem po
kryta cimburf zahalena v mra-
ky, brzy zazafila v studenem
jasu. Mohutny vrch stal pred
nami, vevod6 okolf. My stall "a
tim u dvfrek nepatrneho hfbi-
tGvku, ma kterem mela byt
mrtvola dft6te pohrbena.
Byli jsme dplne sami. Uplne
vsak pTece ne. Starenka jakasi
nam otevrela dvfrka. PAX jsme
spatrili shrbeneho muze, jenz
Sc k nam blizil po tocite stez-
ce; ma zadech nesl BRINE. 'Byl
/ to otec; nesl ma hrbete rakvi-
cku.
z nfzkych drobnych dveri
kaplicky, vse tn bylo mali
cke az ma ty horske velikany
= vysel knee. Byl oblecen v
terny svrchnik, pod MIN me-
neco, co Sc podobalo splyvajfci
zastere. Hlavu mel nepokrytt
a ma nj tmave. kratce pristrize.
ne vlasy; oblicej jeho byl BILE.
dt. bez urciteho vyrazu. Wy.
tahl z kapsy modlitby, precetl
cost nahlas, pokropil rakvickr
nekolika kapkami vody - 2 ms
DOLBY, kterou mu podala stare
ma, a pax spustil otec SAN
rakev do male vvhloubeniny
nebot' raz pddy stezf dovolova
vykopat hrob: a my tri muzovt
jsme zahazeli rakvicku, jal
icme dovedli. hlinou a kane
MIN, az Sc pine pokryla.
v tom okamziku vb6hl ms
hfbitov dvfrky psfk. Ohlasi
sv1j pffchod slabym zapfsknu
tim, a hned Sc ial ocichavati ze
mi a ryti v nj. Otec jej chtel O
dehnati; doktor zavolal ma ne
no. snaze Sc no pTivabit k sob6
Psik sic ma okamzik odskocil
ale vratil Sc hned stejne rychlt
zpet a polozil Sc ma move vyha
zenou zemi, maize terny cuma
eek mezi pfednfmi tlapkami
ieho zalostne pisteni svedcilo
ze vedel velmi dobfe, kdo tan
byl zakopan.
"Vratf e,az bude NIT hlad =
pravil otec, - snad jedina slo
va. jez promluvil po celou tt
dobu. PAX jsme Sc dali stezkou
zpet.
| Obratil isem Sc. Musil isen
popatfiti jeste iednou ma hfbi
tivek s necetnHmi. tn a tan
roztrousenymi krfzi a prost1m
napisy, - tn malou kaplicku
kterou bych naval "roztomi
lou". "a pax ten velk1 impo
santnf. pustv. horskv amfiteat1
kolkolem. kde hrozily mlhv, Il
Sc srazf v sedy tizivy dest.
/ StaTena prave zavfrala ko
stelnf dvefe. Bvlo DO pohfbu -
a vic hostf nepfislo.
Zrak kv raSo ca cn<ka1v ny
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jsme vstoupili, pozvedla zrak.
Vyraz tvare jako by byl setfen
nedavnym placem a matefskt-
mi starostmi 0 tu hromadku de-
tt. Ukazala ma dvefe po jedne
stran6 svetnice - a sklonila sc
Ease k malickemu. Lekaf vstou
pill dovnitr. ia pax zIstal v
pfedni svetnici.
Deti Sc rozestavily kolem
mne, chovaly Sc vsak velice ne
smele. Zdalo Sc, be krone nej-
starsiho devcatka nevedely do
bre, co Sc vlastne stalo neb as
pom co sc dele uvnitf. Tim hz-
kostliveji jsem vsak sam daval
pozor ma kazdy zvuk, ktery by
Sc odtamtud oval. Skoro jsem
81 vycital, re jsem Sc dal zave-
sti zvedavosti - neb jak jinak
bych to mohl nazvati - ma mi
sto, kan patril jen lekar. Pro-
mluvil jsem nekolik SLOW k zene
- ia vsak zavrtela jen hlavou.
Rozd6lil jsem detem nekolik
krejcar1, a ty zmizely hned ma
to "a dvermi, jichz otvorem ma
mne zfrala z dali velkolepa
krajina v prudkem osvetlenf a
8 temnymi stfny jake obraz z
ramu.
Vsiml jsem 81, ze maly psf
eek, tmavy ratlfk s uSima jako
by ma konci ut'atyma, nasledo-
val lekare do vedlejsi jizby.
Kdyz Sc lekar vratil, byl bez
psika. Pravil mi latinsky: Dew
catko je mrtvo. zena povstala
a uprene Sc ma nej zahledela.
On il neco poved6l v smesi ko-
rutanskeho dialektu a slovinsti.
ny, ktere jsem jen malo rozu-
mel.
Dala sc do usedaveho place,
utiraiifc 81 oci plenkami, do kite.
rych bylo nemluvne zabaleno
Pohladil il vlfdn6 - bylt' tako.
wynn vzdy - po hlave a jal sc
il tesiti, ze O dfte tam uvnitr je
jiz postarano - ze jiste netr
pelo dlouho - Re il pfece zby
la jeste celia hromadka detf -
ably tedy netruchlila - cos ta
koveho il povfdal. a.
I Bylo zrejmo, ze ma dobry Il
mysl. Zena Sc pokusila o sla
by dsmev, ale ten sc zmenil ,
plac. A ma to vstoupili oba -
| lekaT ona - dovnitf; ia "a
tim uvazoval O matefskem srd
eli. v nemz je dosti mfsta' pro
vsechny d9ti - a povaze Il
techy, iakou je clovek to da'
D. .bvt' byt.to / byl .clovek tai
dobry laskavy, jakym byl le
kaT.
! Musili isme pobVti ma mfsti
jeste nekolik hodin. cekaifc'
ma odpolednf vlak. .jenz mas me
odvezti zpet. Malou tou priho
dou. velkou pffrodou, tim, c,
ie vselidske, co mnze stihnout
kazdeho 2 mas "a podmfnek ia
kfchkoli. byl isem pfipoutan !
ubohym tenn lidem. Umluvil
jsme sc lekaf | ia ma zpatecn
ceste. ze 81 zaiedeme pozftf
ma pohfeb d9vcatka. A zatfn
co isme 81 zapalovali doutniky
- jako bvchom cht9li neco OF
sebe odfouknouti, - pravil m
pfftel v m9kk6 rakouske mem
Cine: "Vsiml sis psika? - M
ano - vidfs - kdvz jsem sta
mad dit1tem a vysetfoval ie-'
"Nech toho vypraven{", pro
sill isem no.
"Jak ii libo! - Nastal ostat
ns okamzitV otfes mozku, - &
nine bezv9domf.. roznmfs
Kdyz tn tax stoifm. psibehn,
ke nne to zvffatko. zalostn,
| kkfHiHssfee kkfiHssfee, zaurta go mi mezi rue
a ZaEne mi lfzat krev s rukv. =
a zacne l'zat krev i q hlavv d6v
Gate. A nedalo se odehnat. "a
siaIo le5nt ma posteli. kKucfc
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recently tried by courtmartial and sentenced to six months imprisonment flor having in his possession an issue of the official organ of the Irish vol untecrs."
 Tt is the duty of Volunteers to re- cognizc in all their plans, in methods of training and study and in their gecrai outlook, the existence of this state of guerilla warfare and all that it implies" says the article, which mas been made public in an Official Communication. ~ is our business to develop these guerilla tactics which NC have found most Serviceable in dealing with actual conditions in Ire land at present, and to bring them to .ne highest pitch of perfection of which they are capable. It is our busi- ness to wage war against the forces of the invaders whenever and however we find it can be done most effective ".
 "Of all forms of small wars, that most dreaded by imperialist armies of conquest is prolonged guerilla war fare in which they are unable to ob- can a moments security nor gain any oppo, tunity of effectively crushing ,heir foe. Particularly do they dread the adoption of well-organized gueril- la tactics by a civilized foe of keen intelligence and courage. Surprises, ambushes, raids on their fortified po- sit,ons, sniping of their stragSers, the capturing of their arms and equip ment, Interruption of their communl- cations. interference with their intelll- gence, are to be apprehended by them daily, and their forces are driven more and more into the position of invested gamisons in the midst of hostile country, afraid to venture from their strongholds except in force, living in ! state of perpetual apprehension That such q state of affairs exists to a great extent in Ireland at present IS obvious to all and it is the business of the Irish volunteers to sec to 1t that 1t continues to grow more intense and more menacing, to the invaders
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landing into wind possible. Also se- cure reports Of possible fields not n keeping with above dimensions. De- sne fields smooth, leyel and solid as possible. Desire no Instructions sur rounding fields. State amount and cost of clearing necessary Can work be done by resident population?
 Fields may be 30 miles distant from city if can be reached with supplies. Mention prevailing winds. Endeavor to secure this information and wire
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coming of the son of man. The diSci- pie, as' Jesus when the Son of man sLa.l cone. le answers them in par ablcs, one of which k that of the ten virgins, a.d this Is followed by the parable ol the talents which furnished the basis o1 the sermon by Rev, Duane Ear Garter at the Methodist church last evening.
 "A man going away to another country leaves his business affairs in the hands of servants. He gives five talents to one man, two to another and one talent to third. Difference in ability is recognized and each man re- cciyeS that which he can profttahly use. After long time the lord of the servants suddenly appears on the scene and calls for an accounting. Two of the servants show that they have used their talents to the extent of
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SERMON ON
 PARABlES

Jesus standing by the temple at Jerusalem one day and having h'S at trntion drawn to the massive SIruc'- ura and its firm foundation, remarked to his disciples: "vcrily say unto you there shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not De thrown down" The disciples in aston isbment wanted to know when these tbi,os should be. Jesus enumerateS m a general way various calamitouS +b;pcs that will happen before the
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SQUIRE.

J. E. Binet, proprietor of the Mayo Cownslte, was married recently Tn san Francesca, and mmeuIately aIee. the wedding he and his bride left for Los Angeles, and planned to visit the East. Mir. Binet left WhItehorSe m January, and stated he expected to return North in June.
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W F FATHER RE T 0 K '

EATlI;i FIR RE T o T The following is the weather icpo' for the 24 hours endtrg m ' o'ciorI ,his mornmg:--
 SEWARD 30, Cloudy, Calm. Anchorage 46, Cloudy, Calm. Matanusl;a 30, Cloudy, Calm. Chickaloon 30, Cloudy, Calm. Wasila 52, Cloudy, Calm. Tall,eama 90, Cloudy, Calm. Go!dcrccS 42, Cloudy, Calm. Hurricane 40, Cloudy, Calm. Summit 30, Cloudy, Calm. Bains &8, Clear, Calm.
 Healy 44 Clear, Calm.
 Ncnana 51, Clear, Calm. Fairbanks 52, Clear, Calm.
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NEW LIGHT SHED ON
 IRISH ASSASSINATIONS

DUBLIN, May IT. An article en- titled guerilla warfare" which sheds new light on aSsaSSinations in Ire land has been discovered in the cf- fleets of Paul John VignoiSS of Cork,
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ability. The third servant, perhaps not realizing that men of lesser ability are Us useful in their place as men of lar ger capacity if they will only make use of the one talent entrusted to them, went away and with some show of contempt hid his talent in the earth. God makes no mistakes; the mm who receives one talent has along with it the ability to use it for the benefit of mankind, and if he does not so use it he finds at late date that not only is the talent taken away, but also the ability to use it has been lost through neglect. For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance but from him that hath not, even that which he hath shall he taken away"
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TO OWNERS OF TEMPORARY
 COUPON BONDS:-

of First. Second and Third Liberty LoanS:-
 We are now in q position to accept Bonds of the above loans, for cOnyer- sion and exchange for Permanent Liberty Loan IH per cent Coupon Bonds of the same issue, with Inter- est Coupons ;o maturity attached.
 This service is rendered ithout charge.
 Hartman Nat'l Bank of Alaska.
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SIGNAL CORPS PLAN
 AIR TRIP OVER ALASKA

That the United States Signal Corps is planning an air flight from Seattle to Nome, starting about July 1, was disclosed in a telegram received at Wrangell the other day. The plan is for the airplane or planes, as the case may be, to stop at Wrangell, Circle, Hamlin, Gibbon and Golovin. Those in the neighbor- hood of these points were asked to select sites for landing machines, Wrangell people believe that suit able landing site may be found at the mouth of the Stikine, and s com mittee consisting of c. M. Coulter, L. A. Olson, Alex Vreatt, Samuel Cunningham and r. E. Gingrass was appointed to select suitable site.
 The telegram received at Wrangell was transmitted to that place by Col Basil O. Lenoir of Seattle, who had received it from Washinton. It is as followS:--
 Washington, D. C.
 April 24, 1920.
 The Air Service is contemplating flight to Nome. If approved will start from New York about July l. Route will be Eagle, Fairbanks, Ruby and Nome. Desire information re- garding possible landing places be- tween these points. Also report on landing places at Wrangell, Circle, Hamlin, Rampant, Gibbon and Golovin.
 Requisite specifications are: 600 yards square or L shape 200 yards wide, Long narrow field adequate if direction of prevailing winds makes
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CIAS. co I Fl Co MT ~ JUNEAU, ALASKA.

yN THE TOP OF TIE WORLD PAYING THE TOP UT HE "h Tn presenting quotations we want you o
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 Bear in mind ot dealing dec ~nh ". trader and trapper and do PAY HE di1h1' PRICES FOR FURS OF ALL KINDS
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this office on or before May ,, con firmmg by mail.
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Prices quoted grade urs Lo~f grades including pale skins priced in propUtton
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 All ask of fai with yourself well with aud
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 References Any Bank Alaska The M Behrends Bank National Bank Tacoma Tacoma, Wash Dexter Horton of Seattle. . s'ss sssssss s
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-17
DEPARTMENT OF THE iNTERIOR
 Alaskan Engineering Commission

Trains leave and arrive at Seward a: to,!owS:- :--
 SC" A. N. Wednesday and Saturday ;cr Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc 'd' Anchorage. Arrive 500 P. M. Mon Jay and Thursday.
 Connections at Anchorage on MoLda! and Thursday at SEQ A. M. for MatanuSka, Wasiila, Hopston, fal- Aectua, ant on Wednesday and Fri day at S:%O A. M. for Matanpsta, EsKa, and Chickaloon.
 BRENkFAST. LUNCHEON and jiunCr served on the Seward An ch0yacr train in r.e huffct car. NC.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-25
AUNT AMAND|E'S LETTER FROM
THE DEMOCRANIC CONvENSHUN
GERTRUDE
ON TooR, SAN FRANCISCO, June 25, 1920.
Mistress Miranthy Ann,
POhunk, U. S. A.
Dear Miranthy:-
BY GERTRUDE PRICE

DearM nby.- MTSsf
which top side bottom coat lnin
Well that's with lot of these dimocratc
which has always been desire since read pitcher books
trustn overrum providence
of
the job pckn tn president the
fathers side oshuie bought ticket
he showed where sit Mianthy, bigger
a
has cumb about af mile, an
small between orann human mortals
of
windn little shade paths an little lovers big
unal
Mranhy it's
agrown eff they dropped righ down um
An then after all that, they
all They call Cliff
kin hope tell how that there buidn uang of
the j an still keep its baune
We all apin out get subyneers an ook the Gate
at
life
pere fancy fer walkn right the
Don't The seals
they a thing democrat Q I d republican,
nd oshunbut a-eppsodn
days nduce awful fancy different kinds
So 1oAG might write again telnorry, day.
Sincerely your
AUNT AMANDIE
a stubborn mule iu
arrived in awful hulabaloo.
plank ar keep his feet dfy I'm agoin investigate.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-25

Representative Longworth, son-n-law of the late The
odore Roosevelt says that if he had his he would insert
plank in the platforms of both parties providing for the
abolition of the political handshake. The observation
made semi ocuar vein but it is sensible enough to be
taken seriously More than president of the United
States than executive of lesser rank has
been and agued by the senseess custom of shaking
hands with all comers 1t may like trivial matter,
but the little things that and would
be distinct gain if the chief executive of the nation could
be relieved of all the unnecessary labors that make
life burden.
1t is say that of those privileged to live in
the White House would be glad be relieved Of the hand
shaking ordeal but have been reluctant to for fear
of having their motives misconstrued We anxious
faunt democratic that do not hesitate to
inflct physical upon rulers. Every candidate
submit this and there have been
instances where the good right hand of the peoples
choice has been swollen and rendered numb from the wise
like grip Aside from this there often
real danger involved in the process, by the
assassination of President Mckinley Popular
mighty desirable thing, but it would be still better if
had the courage nnge with fair proportion of
that uncommon thing called common