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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15
81 SESO

IA noche del Huerto, Judas durmij
mos momentoS. Y SOHO con les4S. por-
I!a Silo So su"aa con los CUE Sc anna
o con los que Sc mata-
Y Jesus le dijo:
sPor que ME b~esasts? ?Udis:c. ella
randonne cor III sspa6a, s~enalar'na. Nj
&lngre eStapa pronta como Il &C.
IA. para tuS labics: mi coraZ6n no ~
huSaba mo-;~. 70 esperaha aSo-
nara III "ostro entire las ramaS.
sI'or QUE me besaste' Ia maA"H no
ener-I besar 4 su hijo porlrt" - -
'aS hccho. - TODD 10 que s." hAsa. po!;
..mor. On IA TERRA Io> f~c}lai"S y jos so
- lr,IrlSa,in Ia Garcia e-s6:' hrsvi-
.:r"no podr+ horrar - hes3 de Il
.'uz. psrs que % - empahan q caisan
los lir:cS de eSrt primavera" He cqui
ms p"caJc contra Il coCtian2a
5er mlHdo'
pc~ 1rr" ne h-slst-' Va los QUO
mataron con =Ir1ios y cuchiltas Sc la
va:or. VI son puroS. AnteS habia IL
hosla.a = 81 hero. pero no hIbia ei
De<c-
.-iD1a vivir,lS ahorae Po"lue e.
trbol lnuia u cor,eza cor llaSas; pero
~ uar4 lar otro beso. no tendrdS oo-oS
.-b:oS :, - hsSa>eS =, III maGre enca-
rccer.i a =; contacto. como b~lanQuea-
ron dc eStupor. a c~o1Hrender. los oil
rc>- G,sa % H!g5r7n.
Judas. Iui=s, ;uuiSn Je ense1" ese
he~"'
Ia ..-c~tituta-re>ponGi5 hols2ds
-,.-,r,-- .1.~.N -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15

LA ENEMlGA

SohS que Va era Il TERRA. CUE era IN
rlecro de terra oSCura a u orilla dc
uu canine. Cuando paSahan. Il aIar-
decor. los ca-ros carSadoS do heno, .
aroma que dejaban en- q ARE NE IS
tremecIa Al ~recordarne q campo en- q
nac!: cuando, despueS. paSahAn los Sc
.-.Gor,S enlazadoS. evocaba rambl@n; q
,!crar los bronces c~-epusculareS. e. a.
ma MA ~reco-daba a Su dos, halo 81
pcIvo cieGo.
Jurto q nj. 81 Suelo tormaha III mon
toncillo lie arcilla roja. con un contor-
no como pechc de mujer. Y 20. pen
s.rdo 81 que tambien pUdiera Tener o.
ma. le presunt":
-;Qu!Sn crcs II?
70 soy-dijo-tu Enemiga. aqueila
guc asi. senc:ilamente. terriolemente
liamabas u: Ia Ereniga.
Yo le contests:
-Eo o6iaba cuaRdo aG7 ara came,
ca-re con juSeatud. carne coz S''"er''ia'
rero ahora soy polvo cn1"%EcCido =
amo u cardo que soh-e M cr@ce Y las
ruedaS d. las car-eta> que Easar ma
@unanGome.
-Yc ranpoco odio ya-dJo ella-E
soy roja como n herida, porGue ne
padecido J me pusiern jurto a Il. For-
cue pedi verte- para alcarz@r anHarte.
70 - quiSiera mas pr5Nima~raS-
pondi-sobr- mis- bra2os, los qt'e nunc2
L. ~estrecharcG.
-yo - Observation-Disclosures or
I'm extasis de mise-ieordla- SCORE nj
coraz6n eli 81 luear de mi coraz67. Que
tuvo IA Qaemadura Ge III odi,.
Pas6 un a~lfarero, n tade, y SEN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15
tPARA QUE9


Cnando picaso que nm dla bajo TERRA estarc;
Para que los obstaculos y para que la guerra
III que ohStruFe Ell c''mno; 81 al HI naJo Ia tlerr'
uliSma por donde ahora nneStra ambiclon aFahHa
queiara con Ell cuerpO hundlda Ia eSperanza!.
Para que tanta lucha. para que tanto a1ah.
ii el yO. 81 Ia conclencla con noSolros sc van!
II al ser DC los g1ISanoS Ia niatcrla alinie.to'
no Sc Sahe 81 queda con vida cl lrnSan!lcnto!
QUO Iuaiana rccuerden nj vcz V mi tlgura,
que mi nonbre pronuncicn. acaso con ternura,
One me iMporta. 81 NADIA Qnedarl de mi eScncla.
81 habri mnerto p"r Sic'nrre. nj todo. mi conclencla!
En- luz, en- airc. ell dTumoS. cstare transformada,
floiarG en- 81 anlbiente. Y yo. no sabre NADIA
NADIA Va. nj ternura. III pcna. nj algeria.
>entira la sul>IauCip de la cXi>tcncia mia.
)bcdicnte a las lcvcs Dc ia NaturaleZa
nutrire nuevaS vidas: 81 cnlor. Ia bellcza.
tomaran una l,artc de hi ser invisible:
>cntirinla los yivoS. Y "yu". Srrd iMScnSiblc.
Mas 81 yo m;<tc,ioso Que aho,a yi>c dcntro
.cn parriculas 1enucs. cStari disorccado.
sin Saber del nscseute sin Sabcr del pas4lo.
,iY tcm,r 81 >r,.retn del porvenir distantc.
,Ic nos hocf. mirar ansioSos adclante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15

- nor. Il II linil ~ del Jordan
En- aqrcl ticinpu lie cSpcraba Juan,
Llamado por las rieias pro:ecias.
Nil amos anteS, con la voz dc Elias.
Las ondas en- profundos clamole"S
Rugian al venir los FariScos:
Pero. al bcSar tuS nlboS pies. ScIor
Cantaban una antilona lie amor.
Iba a inclinar>c Juan. para rogcri,>
Cuando las aguaS. Ell raudal de perlaS.
Subieron leveS. cual vapor Evian".
Para llcnar el hucco dc Su mano
y cacr en- tn frente. rumorosaS,
Con TN perfume de i%nviSiblcs r"SaS. -.'.-
Baia del cielo I'm miStico ful%ur.
.Abre suS alas Sobre Ii. Senior
La paloma divina 10y el roclo
Del aqua lorna iluminando al rio.
Y ahora. Senior. l1ndc Sc cncucu; I'll: Ahora
Donde buscar 81 aqua redentora:
:D6nde eSta 81 a%Ita Jnica. e~Sc"t's"!a.
Aqua dc Santidad. aqua de vida.
En- que incGgnita altura q en Qle allsllio.
FL aqua de IN cindido bautismo"
Cayo al rio. fue n mar. volo....iS ulctI
La ticnc cn Sus entralaS Il Il&@cta'
:Canta en- I'M Vale, en- uno> oloS l!"ra.
Corrc eli Ia tcmpcstad. yibra eli la aurora.
Ticmbla en- el c&iz de una flor. sc cirlri:i"
hcl arco iris Ell Ia luz. csplcnde
I'm claro manantiaI. rcfTcSca iii nidn,
Calicnta M coraZon cntclcrlde".....
Dame III aqua. senior la aqua que c''Itlra
II primer sacramento. En- tlir Y TERRA.
Ifa>ia una nUbc. haSta un VolcAr IRA
En- POS lie it >upreina e~ntrleQiii
De Ii Supreme er-aria-...ASIa i" lnah.
Neha dc Crista. anhclo dc Saian......
FuSco a MI PaGria ii onda resjrsrnt'.
Para un.ir de los reproboS la frente.
Solo III. en c>ta TERRA de dolores.
Pnlria< reIiimir a sis irailnrpS.
.J0&G he BIFGD
(P0rtorriqHeioJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15
PREClO $3.50

i,u-s,o en- 81 casa RcCo-tc este aEGneio Y eu
Si-ncslo hoy Satisfaction gsran'iEaaa Q = ="
ceyoiyerS 81 irpo-te. AcaSsdo utGuclido @
payopsGc- PQcie obteucr>s con mango cc
e.nSha. po- S2-5g extra Esc-jhs 81 nonh-s
= direction son ~laridsG. Las orteae> do
f--rz Il 10 SSsaGos lniS"> tceen veni-
AElranxGS GO So IR1rO=tS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15
MI PISTOLA BABY"
REVOLVER SIN NARTILLO

He sqai 10 gu. listed "a essaao aet-s';2a-
do. Est. revolver - d. cuatcc pUlcdd@s Us
largo SOLO PES . UnEas. eSpec'aime1tc
heeho para lesIrS- en- e bo%l!io G~! tsaa-Sv
a en- IA boSa &C mano-
oisuara : tsroS - cevt,. Tod0 =! numb
aAb.ril tzntr .nG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-15

Esta g z piStola que us:edcs deSean &C.
Ter, ros-ea Smith { WcSSonS. $50. Il
D-eeic regular d- eSta Nstola e. $4,000. pc
70 como oterts especial Dor este mes Ia o.
trv-co
$3.50
Prcteia - hogan Y II i7raiiS poseS Hcc
esta anna. Corr- este anuncio Y di-ijarar.o
unto con IN giro de $1,000 Y pszue 81 re-
to cuaado reciaa Ia pNtoLa. Le devolver" ii
diaero 81 no Gu-da sa:ssTecho. No Se demo
re, pidsia irrnediltameute porQUc nj Offer
- sSra bacna Dor este me- So.9uicrte. Nan
dare : TODD q cue ID pida mi e-sGL&Go d.
a-rraS de fpego y i4mp2rA> &c ca-buro. Mis-
Yeterenc;aS 10 son tudas Us personals dc ha-
ta c~spdho!a de Mexico : &c EStados Uni
dos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

Cir test 5aro6 idideu, oluu id
HuB nod eiucu @ang b%ciorgcu.~
Gr erbob lid iancriduIA. ooo
3atubcl belt i'm 5uriid. .(SonQs.
.eb' uid)t 10 uon Mir bat lie.
Gage mir elm rrcm9liIe9 99ort
3ib mir Gcint @auo 5luu 3eidoeu
as 6ricOe 3ruii Gil inns ieln ioli
fem 1tIbtraucn, tciu @aoc
ucbr. So mill Jules fir Gsl mn
gas id) fam un0 jest miro g mi
lidt melr ldluet falen."
Gr gao i6r Die @auo, aorr 0a
Sort Ger Ner1obmung, nab Dem III
,td lcDnte. fam mat uber icne Kip
pen. Sic cihpfQn0 e iUultr5liI
@ar er uirfliu] 10 bartber3EB, 10 III
p~crioDnIid, o0cr mi0rrltrebte e.
iciuer Ratur, lid Uod)giebl8 3u sci
gen? Sod tie mo c nidt uer5aBen -,
nun oa8 aino GA mar, mIBtc ia al
les better iper0en. nSonas. id.
m0djte Gid nod etnas lragcn,
lagte lie, aIa q iid) sum @eben
panote. ~&ie iou Der tIeine YIN
ife beiBen? gu bait ieinen Hamen
SIT %beitimmen."
.Sb?" lautete feline Antport.
Sab, nenlle ibn nie Gu mi0it, MIR
uidt mad mir" llnO lid auf Der
Shmeue nod eiumal umorebtlo
fiigte er bosbaft bit5u: n8em es
Cir geidat, nenne i'm gperl"
Matabel 5udte idb 5uianmen.
nMfeiu oriltes Sino!" itludl5te Tie
leife, rNun briu9it Oh ood fei'
men Srieoen ms Sausi"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
nl,frVmr DER Il cit.
Sino in Der ucncn nn0 in Der alton
g3rit iclr salirc,dl IN ita0Cn.

Subet 0su G5caden i5lpI. ionic
ocu Gai5ite NON lttaJ ulQ 0gut
&o,eu &t,erc Ggyt Is III ,llH.ttfa mto
europa uoul lsJr u.cie uHagte Sal5
U.lltr M0rtgr, u2a Uguca tl5 o,l9t
metae %H1lHum lci,cu oar, l%.guJals
et.ua3 eplulgt.
CIHgn O,1sutgH0cu GalgUollct.
s5.Hb Gcyit B " 1Qoomguaa oul
Hdnllib oc1 g,lo 1dlaoO IA lgr az.
lcHtHuiaeu ytgpuOllf. ~tlHagfal,
t5tiio QroB III en- G~altauaet
1trom in @ulualirH, e. Wart
ausj al prr,puIocrH, iutul Is IA
o.cl>m Rance Don %yIoturIirio tttcA
aera0c oil eHT iultcu gajtjl.a g..
Ureic n Diirocl
Scr a~tbapa5co. 6luB in @rjtji4,
Yl0r0nucrija bat 51uei mjdGtlae
1QI5}D0lier-Ium GiaCr 0lticr
Iou3int ans ctncr noturlI1tcn 1aij,
UQlicr.Ll2lie, Der uHocre oagrJeu
bat lclucn ~llriprlng TN Goriboo.
Dcbirae. melic9 0ciDaltiGc SIiJtep
Stciuial5 euttdIi un0 Inn u0tig ucr.
iaI3t. 9inCr Der Ncbrnitromc oes
Oroben SflapeniluiieS lit ebenjaus
Elm Soi3itrom
Cine UienQe Strome uno Yinnen.
ieen i'm 0itIidcn Oregon limo itarf
a%IfallDaItiB. Ger %io0euoHnte Giiig.
iIuB bon Ren.@rannoa. in Dlittel.
amerito, bat icuncn lauren GbuIof.
ter ourd) grobe Nengen StmeleI.
iourc, peId)e in 8oiier eutbaIteu
limo.
Ger ourd Den @urcnfrieg 70 be.
riibmt gctuoroene Sion0e-6 lub in
Giionirita entbdIt eincn itarfeu
Stoii. meIdet i'm in eincn 3eil
iclne5 2ouie5 aiitig fir ale 5iidle
mad)t.
95n Hlgericn, Ror6airifo. 1T Elm
ei1cntijmIidcr - ober nid)t Der elm
Bige iciner ar; tinteuidlpar3er
5trom 3u finocn. glan fam ibn
gera0c3u .~nuileloite 1infe" ue;neu.
mo er ~ucroonrt oieicn Gbarofter
5luci 9ebcnflillien: GiHcr oieier
fommt aus einem itcr! ~oiicnbaltiqen
Grorcid), uno Der onoere id)tdngelt
it'd ourt cine 9ori.Wlarife, nclde
reid an @anioure 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

otm Stul gtLcH. Gr iattclie oa3
Ylcr0, 0euH er mOIte ici0ii sur
Stuot rclien, ALL li,g 81 ecuu0j8cH.
Of 0t H. lmme JiaUllut, az CT q.
Dolten, nldJI IUeriricbcH lei. Sc
rubte ne ant &Snlrbttt 10 bciano
et pdl III etnet cUcHlo illuIergcu
ne ocnHiti9cn &uNe. Dit Oct Kin
t%lulolduHu. @duYI8ldubl8er icldCr
9tudbaln 8tiuor0tn SIT ltuI, MAI e.
nonllld rt.uO9 uuyetIlB arutlen. Ele
&rt5duoluHAen uurun dIcr0mg9 il
lpeii gr0ltbeU, oar 81, @upolDttcn
uno SdulourridrcIbHUgcn II lrIHe
&un0e lgpct8rsUl loA.cd. uUt battle
et nod niut Ole 0aI.Il 81 cnIJldItlu-
Of SuuIwe Jc53ll, GlrU ocn
SalamHlcubguA 0tt Naut, Der Ct
lruI &trmQ1cn QWrrtcali bate,
mar iDu otc5 nua muIoJlld uG0
Il; 6oldr 0clCu nIlBte u U0H Der
GrmtrDmg ublitJrH @ubtrocm
bate FL lId) 0ura anuabmt mes
atuOtaten. 0ci ot Su4.e tettete, III
bt0cuttHGe lin olItn AcItIr5t. Die Ell
inter ocH IcGlJru &CJOailnIllen nur
idnUer 3u ottru tegu0,.tc.
Wis er EMr2lcp crrtIa)te, uerlor
icir Yttr0 elm &ulctlcll, mn3 i'm
5roug. Dor ser Sd1mic0c Salt 81
moOcu.
gam, ME ge9t's 9inf?" iraBte
0cr S4mlc0. ~g8or beute 8aIfe
Gei Gua}, eb2"
Sono3 nidte milrriid)
m&o, 10 tits III Der @elt." be.
mlrtte ser @ufihmie0 nat)otntlId)
.Qaa Giuc Tonmt, oos Hnoere
8ebt. @obt Sbr idlou Oos 9tcucitc
seEott?"
Ser SeienIunfer matte elm lin.
iirres Ueiidt nSbr mcint iuc8eu
Ger Nnuf? Sa, oo9 wciB id."
ngtein, ncin, nidt Die 8ont, ion.
ocrn 6tou Goitrell
mIas tits nit ibr?"
Stun. tie bats 3eitIIde aciegnet.
War ia idon ne cute @eile traut
rno mar fonnt's merteu, oaB ea Su
En0e giug, abcr DAP ea 10 ploeitdl
fam bait man ood uIdlt Beoodt.
Sonas irogte uidt peIter. Ger
600 DER @irtiu imtereiiierte i'm Toe
MIG. mar or oodl piel 5u icbr nit
leinen eigcuen Sorgen ~bcidoitlgt
5obalo oaber oas &ufciien beIe
it,9t norOeu mar, ieste er @ieinen
Weg lort.
8el ieiner Antunit III 0ooalmm
fcno er iciue id)Ilmmcn 8eliirdtuu-
gen beltotigt. Die 8ant bate lid
n%.ioIuent ertIGrt; uidyt9 tonnte aus
oem 3uiommenitur5 gercttet tOeroeu
uno SonaS Stint muBte emirheu.
ooB oud ieine 9riparnllle uniploer
bringlid] perIoren moren.
QIet mcorrgeld]meiIert, pol BIZ
teren SngrumnIa, lrut II Den Wild
meg an. &SIc mar leIn 4u0nnt!
Ool Dem 6au %getomtnen! or batt,
Anoeren etne @u!be graben lpoIlcii
un0 ltilr5te MN lelblt glueiu. NlC
miiroe ma uber i'm lpOIten. lul,
Lit 6lngern AMI lDn 0~eliell! De.
9eoante mar INN idIer uuertra9
ltd un0 perDanoeIit lbm oas Yin
IN sale.
Sn oleier Cumming liiblte c,
ttd) uuD nidt 0lil8eIc8t, I'M Atrt3
loua eln5utcbleu, Ule ct ea loHl.
wobI 81 mn plleJte. 0Gne al5u
1alicn rltl er uorIhel. aber er lpu
llod uld)i !ucri uetomnIetL ul0 q
leIRen yiamul rulcn 9orte. u
0lebte 1ld) nm mo lab soc Sinner
DER lDm chg n1Wi.ei.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

ae Fl diifarr Reiber.
5drn &c, mel Guoeiter. i'd bin &
HdmIid q Reiber, uno Ueun &c m
niidt gdben, muB i'd &c ndmIid,
obeu 6oiidlogeu. un6 oann tn i'd
dben allies BON &c uabmen.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
Pioneers Hold Big
 Annual POW-WOW

Seattle, Dec. All Sections of AlasRa, Northern British Columbia and Yukon were represented at tho annual celebration of the Yukon Pic neers last night.
 The affair was in the nature of banquet and dance and was held ln the Masonic Temple.
 Delegate Danial A. Suthe erland was the principal speaker of the evening and while asserting that in some places the fishing industry has been exhausted. which was due to inade- Quate regulations, neyertheless h 'visualtzed the brighter side of Al aska's future.
 Mir. Sutherland said that he believ- cd thas the Republican congress would pIace a tax on gold as used for luxury purposes in order that thu metal may be produced at e profit.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Aft,r an absence of nearly two months, MT. and Mrs. Roy E. Gault and their three children. Philip 'Kath erine and Edwins returned on the Jefferson. The visit in the main waB with the uncle and aunt of Mlls. Gautt, Mir. and Mrs. P. w snyder of Los NIalinos, Cal. Here a+ the beautiful residence of these relatives, the visitors had the beau ,tiful weather, delicious fruit and lau thas make California the ideal spot for plpasure. During-their trip Mir ana Mrs. Gaul6 met many friend of former days among whom were Franz Page, Monty Snow, who is making his home now in China and was about ready to embark for that place whcn they saw him, Mir. and Mrs. William Shearer, MT. and Mrs. Charles Joynt, Mrs. 4. B. Towne. G. G Miller who is yiEiting in Seat Je, and Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard with ~nom they spent a delightful day at Woodland Park, Seattle. In kebrhiCan Mir. and Mrs. Gault met many C! the old time residents of oSagway who are engaged in busi- ness there and all seem to be doing well and ale Prosperous.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
Red Cross To Start
 1921 Drive Soon

The. Red cross comes forward again for the attention of the neo- ple of America. It's great work in thd war, its follow up work since the war, and tho opening of neW fiosds and the ever increasing de- mands upon it's resources and lead ership, brings i'd to a first Place m the attention of the people Of thls country 1 ii .,
 MT. F. J. Vandewall has been ap- pointed as Skagwayts rePresenta- tive ana i, is his Plan to put on the renewal membership drive tn the next Eeek or two.
 This most worthy cause will re- ceiye that hearty consideration which it deserves on the Part or Skagwayans, and eyery man or wom an of our town should Fe enroll as members of the great force.
 Keep your eyes open for further rather unsavory material for the communication. lSisa
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
". B. STOUT
OROER fjR H6A3iAG FINAL ACCOUNT
 OF ADaIiSTRiTjR

In commissioners court. Skagway Er,,iact. Division No. l. Territory or Alaska.
 !s the matter of the Estate of Hen.y Cate Bowman. Deceased. in Probate order for hearing tinan ac- count of administrator.
 George W. Dillon, che alminist'a- ter of the estate of Henry Cate Bo> man. deceased having this day ren- dered and Presented for settle meut. and filed in this Court, his naal account of the administration of the estate of the said decedent It IS ORDERED That WednesdI tEe 10th cay of Fsbuary, 1921. 2o'clock in the atternOonf. at tn. office Of said commissioner in said prsC,uct, be, and the same is hereby appointed as the time and Place se of hearipg of objections to such fl uaI account and the settlement ther Cf; and that said administrator do causs to be published h the Daily Alaska, newspaper. at Skagway Alas ka, 2 notice thereof as by by law rc quire6 and to fil2 rroof of its publi- cation in this Court before the day Set for the hearinE of said account Given under my hand and seal ot the Probate Court this 17th day 0 November, 1920.
 Joseph J. F. Ward.
 Commlssioner and eX-of-
 ficio Probate Judge. First Publication, Nov. 18th. 1920. Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
Cuts, Burns
sEsnaIIn's Wizard Oil a Safe Flrse
 Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi soning, the loss of an arm or leg, or sometimes even life itself, re- suits from the neglect of burn or little cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first aid treat ment. It is a powerful antiseptic and promptly applied to wounds ott this kind will lessen the danger ot blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
 Wizard oil is a good depend ibls prep ara:iofl. 10 h:To In the. meG.cile cheat for first ald when the doctor hay De Tar away. Il Is zUothing and healing and quickly dri. NJ out pain and infSmma- tior In caseG of spra!ps brIIsSs. cuts. tgrns. bites. rnd stings. Just DS r-!iaoie ,5n for stiff neck. sorS feet. S'''l aoFeS'
 skcr rorss. esrache and ;oothAeAs'
 Generous s,ze bottle s6e
 1T you are troubled with conh;ifGti"i. = dick headache try Hamltn's Hizar1 I iyer whips. Just pleasant lttle ping tuis at aruggt ls for ace, Guaranteed
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
SkQgway's Social Meek


! along Yukon basin. 42 below at OgelHe. 1A McCabe College now roofed in Work progressing. IS. First snow storm of Season. 19. Snow storm continues. Snow two feet deep in Skaguay with vio- lent winds. 20. Trpins still at standstill. @ 2Sl First term of McCabe College ends with average surprisingly high.
 25. Christmas celebrated as never before. 30. Trains again blOckaded. S1. Lake Bennett solid. Travel begun with horse teams.
 Phil. Abrahams Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
Took The Heads;
 Left The Carcasses

John H Eagle, of New York one of the contributions to Dr. Horn-a days protect the big game of Alaska scheime has gone outside again after Protecting tho big game of Alaska to the extent of three moose Two bears and several sheep. All of tho meat of these animals was carefully conserved for the wild ami mals and birds Mir. Eagle and leav- ing the Cercasses to rot where they were sho..-Seward Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Among the PasscOgers south on the PunCess Bea-rice whose names may :nl~rcst tLe readers We're Mrs. Ernie 'ulwash, and Angus Morrison of Whcehorso; Leo Simmons and ". c. Fraser of Carcross; James Clark and E. E. Goddard o1 Atlin; 5. Stcdc and Miss II. Weber of Haines; 1Ir. and Mrs. James Tro- pGs and tHeir two little glrls, Rose and Manic; MT. and Mrs. Frank Suftecryl who will speDd the holi- day Sc: son motoring over California Mrs. EnydeI and 1Lr. s. Ono of Skagwav.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Who says that Skagway is lack ing in poets?We are all familiar wit the po;ry of Thomas Ryan som of which ras been set to music and sung far and near and now another poet has wakencd up and like an oil well may Prove a producer Hefs IS q sample of his Poetic Ghought which was found tied to an oil can left at c. o. Walker to be fl led:
 Fill rle up with kerosine,
 So everything may be serene; Cork ne up just as you should,
 From your old Friend
 J. c. Wood. Now let Us hear from the other burgs in Alaska. We may start up a sorias of poetic effusions like unto. "ohe was bread in old Ken qucky. In Boston she was beans"
 -U-O, a-o-
 The following items were handed the editor of the society column in the Shasway Daily Alaskan:
 SKAGWAY NEWS What Eaprened In skagway Twenty
 Years Ago. Recorded by the Boosters Associa- tion 1f The Skagway Commercial
 Club. Deceu,bcr-19OO.
 1st. Canadian shipment to Bennett ig 9 months amounted to $3.6OO 000..
 End. Skating on Lake Dewey. 500 cou"l"s enjoy good time. 9th. Shagway Chamber of Con- merca decides to publish a circu- lar showing the advantages of SkasWay's route to Nome. Sth. Extensive improyemenR con- mensad on NIoore's wharf to meet Non,s rQuirments. Three steam CTS arriving bring 500 mushers. F. Heavy fan in temperature
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
G R E | T l N G 8.

This ysar's offering in Christmas and New Year Greeting cards in csud. many artistic designs. Steel aad hand tinted designs from the finsst studios and at Very moderate prices. TAere gre snvelopes to match each cad. Bee Keller Bros. display.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

lIr. and Mrs. c. J. Farw, Il and their &t'ic son. Wells reUrned on lhe Pr:Dccss B"atricc from a risI in various points on the coast going as far south as Seattle and Tacoma. They %'ery Pullcu House guests Un- til their hsme waS made rCad' for oCcu2aLCy.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
A DAINTY PURE DESSERT.

For Sunday or Weekday Dinner. plan on Ice Cream for your dessert. Strawberry Chocolate and Vanilla Or NearChtan bricks $1.4O quart de- liverer packed in Ice. Phone Keller Bros. yo-r order.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

To celebrate his iitdeth birthday. Mir. JoEH FairIicId's daught"r May and her school friend Emma Nathe' cooked ycrg tcmrling dinner and baked a large cake which was beau- tifullyIccked with letters and num- bers a,t,stiug the age of AIr. Fair te!d I:his was all great sur2rls5 to lIr Fairfield as he did not know his daughter knew how old he was.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Sergeant Wcscutt made q trip to Fort William II. Seward this Week for the purpose of receiying his discharse. After enjoying the prvi- lidges of private life for d few days NIT. Wescutt will re-entcr the service
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

ColonI Steese of the Alaska Road comm:ssltu arrived in Skagway from Haines this week and was guest of the Pullen House while in town. Colonel atcese is on his way to Washington. D. c. and nay go tothe Canal Zone before spring.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

NGr. ana Mrs. Howard Ashley are now At hcme to their friends in the north apartment of the Zinkan Ter race. Mrs. Ashley's Mother, Mrs. Moftac. $ occupying the second apartment
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

During the absence of Mrs. James Miller from Skaguay her home is occupisd ly Miss Lena Lunstord and Mss Orpha StOckard, teachers in he school of Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Dr. |. S. Keller was a Passenger tio Haiues on the Peterson ThulS- day and will remain for a time in profcssluual work.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Miss Mary PuIl.n, Easter and John Pulleu visited with Mrs. liar riet , FulIcn at the Dyca ranch during the Thanksgiving holidays. The trip Was made iu"TLe FulIeu", Mrs. PulleU's new craft and when the littI4 party r~turncd to Ekagway they brought ninety Pounds of gold "u ranch butter made b. Farther Robinson and w.Ge from the DygI ranch.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

John Olson has taken un his resi- daHce at the Gold.u North hot,l. NTr. Olson will ram1.n iu ,'le hot"l until the cold weather is lasScd.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

The Elks will give dance at their hall on saturdayu night that IS tonight. Come all and be wei uome audglad.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04

Na.mt Ciaptcr No. 9. o. F. S ,a. ts II M.soaic Hall first and q rd Friiays nt "2ch month at > r. N. I>iG.- m.I"rgs welcome.
 Florence Vandcwal! Worthy MatrOu.
 Virsiuia Sutfecool. Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-12-04
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