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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13
micn als paraNics Scr
Shicbcr.

@ien lit bas Hnrnbies Der Sbie-
Der; benn bie 5erriitteten 8erbaltnille
Der Stnbt MAIDEN cine GreisfontroQe
leitens Ser Beb0rben our nnmoglib-
feit. @abreno &oitbarfeiten perbdlt-
nigmaBiiig biiIig iinb, erreiben Die Be
oiirfniiie be8 tagli6en 2ebens Die fa=
belbafteiten Ereiie, u11o picle aarf
lcute merOelt mber Mabt gil M'illinna-
rem.
giine fl1r55e lSaIrt i'm StraBenbaDn=.
5magca.oie Dor Dem arieg 1T 8ien 3
Gents f%oltefe, fpltet jebt einei1 bal
ben Collar. gine 6abrt in1 Motor
Omnibus toltet 6lnei Doaars. sir
Mi1h beaablen 6ie Gei6en 5ebn 8ol=
lars per Quart mabreno Die Mrmen
obne lie ausfommen mii1en. Butter
bnt einen Breis bon $50 per Hfunb
CREDIT. Dleomargarine miro fir SIS.
bas Bfuno perfauft. Seize foitet Sc.
per Stange mos ulS Elm biliger Breis
ungeieben miro. Gin SCAR ubtQigeM
S1ube, fir M6nner ober Srauen, TO-
Itet 500. @nte Sbnbe foiten $500.
BiQige fertige Mn3ii9e folten $500
Bis $1,000. Suite, nnf Beiteaung ge=
mabte Mn5iige, Die Dor BENT &rieg
$3Osbis $50 fpiteten, lperben jebt nit
$1,000 bis $4,000 be5ublt. (Die Bret
lie iinb ouf @rlno bes friiberen 8ariz
mertes bon &ronen nno Dollors be-
rednet.)
9ei6t einmal 8pltmarfen lin0 bon
ben @rpreiferprei1en Der Sbieber
ansgenommen. Sic lebte Nusgube Der
Meorfen Ser oiterreibiiden NepubItf
murbe foforf bon 59iebern nnfge=
|fauft unb gebalten Bis feline Marfen
Der ulten Mnsgabe bei ben Bolfam=
tenn mebr erbdltlih maren. Gle nele
Musgobe tpllrbe Damn gu einem Greis,
Der baS boppelte 0es often Muforuds
betrug, an ben MarH gebra6t.
Die Mrbeit oes amerifaniiben Ho-
ten &reu5es 1T 6urb 6ieie Breistrei=
|bereien lebr eridtpert moroen, % in
benz MoBe als Die 3reiie Der 0inge
tagli6en 8ebarfS itiegen, au6 Sic
3obl Der Notleioenoen ltieg, pelde
ii6 nit Bitten nm nnteritubl11g an.
|6ns Hote &rel15 man6ten.
@E.- ElE tEF&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13
Ter elrettett 0rpkelodsner.

V9 IUlE IuI3 UDI y Ut0
Beltfrieges, ettpa I'M Mai 1914, als
III MpiniItenfreiien eirte gang eelpal-
tige @%ufre9ung entitano, neil, pie e.
bieB, Der 5meitb0dite nnter ben 8erg.
rieien Se1terreids unb Der 9italpen
BEN bergiteigenoen Hublifltm ent5o.
gen ODER menigitens 10 balb uno balb
ert5ogen perben fcIlte. Gin 9err
8ilers ans 8odum bette benz
8eutideSeiterreibiiben alperDerein
geibriebenL er babe bas @roBglod.
ner-@ebiet (ooer ribtiger geiagt De.
len subieite) bon Der Samilie !.
Midenegg eriporben nn6 beabibtige,
es 5ur MusIebnng BON 5teinDilo OBJ.
5uiperren. ueber einige 3ugangs.
Dege 3u ben nnterfunifs6auiern
Tonne man iib ia D%erItdnoigen. Sic
ertpi4bnte Nufregung, Ole in 5abllo.
len Mufidben auer alpiniitilden
Sad5eiti6riften gum ausornd fan,
nor erfldrlid nod ben febr iibeln
grfabrungen, Die man geraoe IN
Seltcrreib nit ben MbiperrungsmaB.
nab1ner bober un6 einfluBreiber
Sagoinbnbcr gemadt bette. Ser al'
penperein batte 5mei Sabre porber
zen BON Der Camille b. Nibenegg fir
lhren Gicicl,6eiig am BroBglofner
geforoerteu aanfpreis BON 100000
Morf fir 81 bod 6efuuoen. Sect
bercl1te man fait Die Nblebnl1ng,
miitterte binter benz 8erfanf cine
Spefulationsio6e u11b malte iid aus,
pie piberiinnig es iein piroe, out
Der Norbieite bes 8ergrieIen einen
MaturfduBparf, auf Der Snofeite
bagegen Sdmebebabnen nnb relic
meluiterne @aitbduier gu ieben. Sm
man bod IN ben 0iterreibii6en 81
pen aus iportliden @riinoen oas
i6mei5erii9e gorbilb, mel6es neben
pielen @or5iigen gelDiB aud marde
MahtciIe beliBt, niemals 10 redt
nadabmen molten. Nndbem AUDI
Don beriibmten SuriIten Deribieoene
@uta9ten bariiber eri6ienen tDaren,
ob nidM 1ab altem 0iterreibii6en
2anoesre1t sic bobern, D00ig pege-
tationslo}en 8erglagen uberbaupt
bent 6iisfus geb0rten uno iomit ieoer
pribaten 8erduBerung ent5ogen lei
Ell, bradte Der Qusbrub beg Welt-
frieges. Bic gan5e Mngelegenbeit in
Wergeifenbeit. ueberraf9t miro man
nun lett burd bic erfre1lide 4nfnn-
oigurg, DaB bas @roBglodner-@e-
bet IbIieBli9 bod in ben enognHi.
gen Beiib oes geutid-S eIterrei9i-
iden Mpenpereins iibergegangen u1o
6amit fir ale 3eiten Der Mlpiniitit
geiidert lit. 9oppelt 1anfbar bart
mon oofir iein IN elmer 3eit, Der 10
piele. NIT einem Mufnanb bon WiQio.
men erridtete Mpenbitten nno lin
terfunftsb1uier gum Spfer fielea..
IS iheint olio, 6aB Der 8erfonf on
Sen &errn in 8odum nidt erfolgte
ober mieber riidganig gemobt tpur-
Sc. Denn sic S0hter bes D%eritorbe,
men Notars Older b. Midenegg tn
Btnflern boben bic bas @robglof,
ner-@ebiet umfa1ien6en 9eile ibres
fairntneriiden @11tes @roBfirdbem
en- Sen Mlpenperein abgetreten. gr-
fieqer tpur6e Ser @roBglodner gum
er1fen MaIe am 25. Muguit 1893
BON 6irItbiidof Sran5, altgrafen gu
goIm-Reiferideio, aIio einemS prob.
lima Ser b%efannte1t rbetnifden lgif'
ler) DDnaitenfamilie.
u&olniide 8eiturg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13

@ie 10 en mir piifen, merfen
mir oft erit, meurt mir Die @iBbe.
gieroe zines aufgetpedten &inoes be-
flie6igen ionen.
@enn Der Mben0 6es 2ebels
fit ben Mann bereinbridt bebt ge.
tp6bnlib Der Mon0 an eil1ell
Sheitel auf. SS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13

u8elde @riinbe Sic fran50iilhe
Megierrng au6 bafiir angeben mag
i6reibt Der NeD Dorf Globe, DOB lie
3eutiblano 0urd balb5ibiliiierte Gin
geborene Mfrifas betpa6en ldBt, bas
@epi1fen ieoes 2aien mnB oieieS 8or-
geben als nnre6t un0 nnDerantfport>
li6 Deroammen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13
@efnnbbeits-J ragefaiteu.

VT an
6raqe: BaS tit Wiinter Gbolera?"
SIT oies Miiatii9e @bolera2 USE per-
breitet tie iib?
Mntmort: Dieler Mns0rnd miro l1tt=
genau gebrandt. Weiit mtr1 ole Be=
.3eihnung fir biarrboearttge ertra1tt-
urgen gebraudt, 0ie ourb Srtnfer IN
fiaierten 8alierS peruria6t rperbe1t.
Butpeilen bat 0ie nnteriu6nng feltge%
.iteat, DaB es li6 einfa6 I'M etne Opt
oemie bon tppboiem 5ieber bunoeH.
.5olde 6urh 8alier perrriadten Opt
oemien fo,lntmer lefdter int Nlnter.
uno Yriibling als Solge bon Heger1
nno ueber1dmemmu1lgen, melde DIE
8aIier5uleitung Dernnretntge1t.
iSraqe:: 8as linb Spiillpiirmer2
Sinh lie Der @eiunobeit i6aolib2
8ie fam man lie los tperoe1?
SMnttport: SpnltpMrmer fi11oen it'd
bernebmlid IN ben untern Ietlen Der
@ingetpeioe, no lie inteniiDes Sudden.
Derurloden, menn tie bnrd Die Otter
0ffnung berausfriegen. Dbtpobl lie
Sic Belnnobeit mbt um1iftelbar be-
6roben, 10 lit bod bas SSudfen, beion-.
bers BEL Na6t, 5utpeilen 10 laitig, bob
e ben SmIaf it0rt nnb ben Natte11ten
rei5bar uro nerpos madt. @epobn-
lid lit oie Bebonolung gnn5 eirfad.
Gin Mbfiibrmittel io1te genommen
tper6en, I'm Die Baraiiten IN Die I'M
teren Eeile Ser gi11getneioe gu tretben.N
Nad)bem 6ieles mirft, ionte cine gin=
lpribung in ben Multoarm gegeben
meroen, Die aus elmer Nbfodnng
miro berae1feM, inbem mon Elm Big
5pei nn5en Der 6inoe IN eit1em Hinf
MaI1er fpden IdBt. Die nnterfleiber
lonfen gemedielt nnb gefodt meroen,
utto Sic @out IN Der Nftergegen0 loll=
tie nit elmer 2oinng bon &arbolia1re.
getpniben Der6en, Ste bergeiteQt miro,
ir6em man eii1en balben Seeloffel
&urboliaure in einem Hirtf narr1em
Wo,ier n,,fInjf
-
1rooe. en- nprunndenpn sSiihiohr.
hoffe 81 ghnrIoh 5ieber nno lett
emnfinSIih' eah fiihIe beoriidf 1nS
hahp ghmeraen an oanaen Rorper.
M5pin sehbern11aem iit bd11fia ae-
triihf M9pin Mratinot mir. ihsIeibe
IN elmer ernifiiden 5toruta ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13

@as BEL ben 5ron5oier GROCER 1T,
Sic Mngit o0er Der &aB, tpeiB man
nidt. 3niide11 beiben iinb bic I'm ben
geinnoen Menidenperltanb gefom-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13

goqor ii 8ofbington gIo11bt man
lett nidf mebrnr einen Sort.
beitoro Der MntiorenIign.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13
Site unb S11ge erbalter1 6ilfe,

Oreiaehnhun6ert Babies Ser SiIfs=
bebiirftioen IN Mien erholten m0hent-
IIih. 2 G8ofete Nobruna unb fonben=
iierte WiIh bon oetn Mmerifanilden
Noten @reua uno benz Mmerifanii6en
Climber Moten @reua, Sc niro ae-
tiae porhanoen iino, Sic Nobrunq be-
n6fiaen.
Wit unteritiibunq BON Mnaelteate1
unb 6reipiQiqen unfernimmt 6ag 30
te Rrela cine umfraqe bon 6o1s AT
SOUS in Sen arneren Diitrifter1, I'm
Sic 8eoiirfnille ser ~frierenben uro
bunaernoe1 sSon1ilien Ser perarnten
0lterreidiihen Sol1ptltabt fennen al
@lerner. cS1folae bieler l1mfroae, mel
de unbelhreiblides glero enthiilte,
tpur6en odttouieno Woabeden, Sic
@obe m%ilbf6tiaers Mmprifoner fiira-
lih III 81 8esirfen an Sic frieren6e
8epolfern11o perteilt.
giele 1d,nilien fonnen infplqe
Monoe1s IN !@lei0unn midi aus sem
[Sonie oehen. S%nfoloe0elien aerfhnei-
Sen lie Sic MpGtiifer nm lif tparn1e
@leioer n11s linen AZ modem un6 iidb
ri m 1fnh Nodhf apopn So q6Itp -
fdh,iiken
-
M!ettnno eines befan,ten aronfennfle-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13
Die AriItlidbc ll1uftcr als
DorbilN Scr 8cihci<
Scnhcit.
Som 81. Butter ~beitin,nte ,tnb geieg-
11ete 8ebetsmeinltng fir ben Wfo-
nat Meai 1920.

lillIeE Deu DleltII iu)lIIltllleIt VT
1djeinu11gen be5 bei1te freb nm lih
greifel1oen Nel1beioeutbuns lit nidf
Die a~nbeoeutenblte Der pffene aampf
gegen Sic driitlihe geldeibenbeit, Ie-
ne Il1gell0, melbe bns MeuBere on
Mellde11 pror1et, oamit DieieS nid)t
Dbne Scot Sic iiinobafte Suit IN a11=
bern errege. Gle u1anltanbigel1 unb.
idamlolen meibliden aleioermoben,
bie l%iiiternen 5douip:ele un6 8ar1=
belbilber, unb bic am meiten int
1Sdmunge ltebenoell Idn5e 1inb bas
arpBe @eihnb 5atans in bieiem
Sample. NQgemein bort man oie
&lage 0arIber unb ielbit tpeniger @e-
minenbafte eridreden beim @e0anfen
an Sic Jolgen bapon. u8eR oem
Menlden ourd Sen MergerniB.
fommt," lpridf Der g0ttlibe Seilano
nno ein ioldes NergerniB lit es, 0as
beute . piele bes neibli6en @eibleh=
ties %unfebl6ar bereiten. @elfersbelfer
0es Ieufels lin6 baron, Ben Inter.
i6ieo 5piiden Ser El1genobaften uno
Ser @efaaenen in Der @eieaIdaft 5u
Dertpii6en nn0 bern 2aiter Sen Gin
gang gu ieoem Sauie gu offnen. Erau=
rig lit es, oaB lelblt fatbolii6e Srnu=
len nnD Wedoben, ltatt jeoer dnit6Bi-.
gen Wfooe mlltig 5n frozen nn6 Der
Be1t 6as geiipiel Der briltli6en Mnz
itdnoigfeit gu geben, feige iolden Mo=
ben bnlDigen nn6 10 betpuBt o6er nn=
bepnBt mifbelfen, geelen gu berber=
ben. 8enn es nun jemaro gibt, ser
in oieier 5ade Mbbilfe idaffen fann,
10 linb es Sic Mitter. Die edit DRIFT
lide Mutter mug an eriter Stene.
ielbit oas 8eiipiel briltli6er 8eidei
oenbeit geben, inoem tie ieIbH ii6 fit
1om fleioet un6 aqeS l1nnnlt6n6ige
1nb MnitoBige nit gebiibrenoer Ser
adtnna ifraft. Nuh @ottes Mnorb-
nung 1T lie es Dor aQen nn6ern, Sic III
Die Screen ibrer g0dter oen san1en
Der briitliden meib1ide11 3udt l6ien,
i'm pflegen felfigen unb CUR Bliite
bringen muB. M0hten Dnber Sic Mnit-
ter ibre 8fli6t 6iesbe3iiglib gum
EShube Der 6riltliden 9ugen6 nnb
Site ernitlid erfaiien!
9ie Soften Ser YrDbibitionsblrd)-
fiibrung linb auf $50,00O,000 Der-
unidlagt moroen. Das gefalt ielbit
Der Mnti=5nloon 2eag1e ni6t, Die febr
tpobl meiB, oaB nidts nnpopuIdrer 1T
oIs cine @rbobu1g Ser 8egierungs-
anfgaben uno 0amit eine Bermebr=
ung Ser Mbgaben. Ser Mnlpalt Der 2i=
ga, @nDne 8. @beeler, bot babRr IN
einem 8riefe an ben 8robibttionsfm=
rer in ben Sberbauie 6es &ongreiies,
|5enator 5bepparo bon Seras, err
fldrt, baB Der gornni6lag 5u bod 1T,
uno oaB $5,000,000 fit Die 9nrd-
fibr1tng oes Hrobibitionsgeiebes Dol
Zig geniigen miiroen, troBoem aud Die
bobere g11mme niht gu piel mare a11=
geiihts Ser Eatiabe, Dab 6urh Grobi=
bition Dem 2onbe cine gripornis bon
elmer WiGiarbe Collars pro Sabr err
noodle, Sic friiber in geiftigen Sc
trd1fen nngelegf tpltr6e.
AG -. -Ta.T9- $500 &Eg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-13

yrage:: yhh babe cine Rodter, bic
Siebr bIab un6 bii1m 1T, i'm ubrigen.
.aber qeiil1rtb al fem ideint. 8itte ge-
ben Sic mir ettDns on, bng lire Sc
lunbbeit ffr1iiffttiigen piro, ibr GSnrbe
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
GERMS FUTURE WAR WEAPONS
Scientist Draws Dark Picture of Saw agery That Will Be Part of
 Next Conflict.

Mobilization of the mosquito, the house-hy. the lousc and various other dlsease-carrylng pests for the dissemi- nation of deadly germs in enemy terri tory is n possibility of "the next war" pictured by Prof. Maxwell Lefroy, a London scientist.
 "I forcsce the mosquito from Brazil starting yellow fever in new lands, the house-dy, duly infested with cholera, dysentery or enteriC and the typhus- laden Iouse doing their deadly work much more effectively than spies poi sOning wells" said Professor Lefroy in q recent address.
 "This would De part of the work of q war office of entomologistS-the working out of strategic plans for the distribution of these pests by Nlrplane. It seems that the world is intent upon furnishing an airplane service for these pests, many of which are now held somewhat in check by natural enemies in their native climes. This will give them just the means of tran sit they have required It will be a peace-time danger as well as one that could be used very extensively in wRr. The danger from these winged battal- ions of death is more serious than one dare estimate"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
AIrpIane Has Its Limits,

The officials of the United Stares de- partment of agriculture have been in receipt of many suggestions relative to eXtinguishirg forest fires with the use of gas bombs dropped from air planes that 1t has been found neces- sary to issue a statement for the pur- pose of explaining that the scheme is not feasible. For the purpose of over coming a detachment of men, mix ture of one part of vIrulent poison to 100000 of air would be entirely suf- fclent to accomplish the purpose, but one of 75O parts to the thousand would not be powerful enough to quench a cOnqagratIon. Another thing to be taken Into consideration is the diff cuIty of dropping the bombs with the necessary precision. The art of strik- Ing a. target with any degree of ac- curacy has not been developed at this time. and there Is no prospect that 1t will be sufficiently perfected to the point of becoming available for the purpose Of fighting fires.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
HHP5 IE 0.D FOLKS
A Helping Hand Extended to Many
 Old People in Sl2sway

A Helping Hand Extended to Many
 Old People in SlLogway
 Most old people have bad back
 The kidneys are often weak.
 Or worn out with years of work.
 Backachs means days of misery,
 Urinary troubles, nights of unrest
 DoeL's Kidney Pills have helped to make life eas3er for many.
 They Ire doing So for old and young. E
 Read the following enforcement.
 James Burke, retired contractor, COG N. Virgilia St. Reno, NevJ; says: My puck was lame and ny kidneys were weak Q year ago.. When I tried to get uD from chair, Q terrific pain struck me In the small ct my back and l had to brace my hands on the arms of the chair Ia order to raise up. goot up several times ct night |, pass the kidney secredons, which were highhly colOred Ond burned in passage. I heard about Doan's'Kid- uey Pills and one Do& from Jul eIols snJG s.IeABQS pUe uVE cured my back and made 1t sound and well. My kidneys acted'like clockwork.'
 Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for q kidney remedy - get Doau's 1deny Pills - the sane that Mir. Burke had, Fost- er~Milburu Co; AIfgrs, Buffalo N. Y
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
CLOTHES SUPERSTITlONS

Among clothes Superstitions are: If you have your measure taken for new clothes:
 On Monday you will have ample food and provisions. ! On Tuesday your clothes will be burnt.
 On Wednesday you will enjoy hap piness and tranquility.
 un thursday your fate will be good and propltlouS.
 On Friday. you will get Into prison. On Saturday you will experience nu- nerous troubles and sorrows.
 If you put on new clothes
 On Monday, they will soon tear.
 On Tuesday, they will catch fire. !. On Wednesday, you will readily ob- tain a new suit. On Thursday, you will always ap- pear neat and elegant. , On Friday, you will be happy as long as the suit remains fresh.
 On Saturday, you will be taken i'll soon.
 On Sunday, 1t foretens happiness and ease.
 In the morning you will Increase your wealth and be fortunate.
 In the evening. something will make you wretched.
 At sunset, you VIII nave a IOuS L'- ness.
 Wear new dress for the first time when 1t rains, bad luck.
 It Is good luck for daughters to wear their mothers clothes. (MOthers prob- ably won't believe in this SuperStition0
 If your best dress falls on the floor and lies there for some time with out your knowledge, 1t is a sign of sickness. To burn hole In your dress signifies good luck.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Based By Penetrating
 HamIln'S Wizard OH 6

A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil 1t penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muselea
 You will find almost daily uses for 1t in cases of sudden mishaps Of ac- cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites ana stings. Just as re- liable, too, for earache, toothache, eroup and collie.
 Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipated or have sick headache2 . Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 50 cents. Guaranteed
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
PERMANENT NO MANS LAND"
Sites of Probably One Hundred Vil- lages in France Too Dangerous
 to Use Again.

Fifteen villages in the Alsne dis trlCt, destroyed by war, will never be rebuilt. There are r towns in the Marue district which will be aban- doned, and probably 100 in all of France. For many years, at least, the soil on which the villages stood will not even be titled. It will become n permanent No Mans land.
 According to government adylCeS, the'siteS of these villages are too dan gerouS to be used again. In order to avoid loss of life the government has purchased the land on which the vll- lages stood and win keep possession of 1t until 1t can be made safe.
 These sites are the ones often fought over, on which the ground has been turned over and over again, burying explosives of all kinds to unknown depths. There is no trace of buildings Jeff in the K villages, so the refugees faced more than the usual hardShips. They returned. however, and lived In the worst maEeShitt caves and dug outs.
 Only signs maintained by the gov ernment will nurk the sites of the vil- lageS, warning people of the lurking dangers.-Stars and Stripes.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
To Destroy Grasshoppers.

Poisoned bran bait Is simple, re- liable and cheap method of destroy Ing grasshoppers. The formula is: Wheat bran, 25 pounds; Paris green, one pound. or white arsenic, one pound; lemons or oranges. six finely chopped fruits; low-grade mOlasses, two quarts. The mixture is scattered over the fields. Beneficial results have been obtained from the poison, but In whatever process is followed, commun- ication must unite. for if one farm Is rid of tHc insects, new invasion will come tn from the adjoining farm.
 An interesting incident of all poison baits Is that lemon juice is added, thus it seems that 1t Is necessary to hand the hopper a lemon in order to get rid of him.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
-s Nut Trees

>"nrm-. ..-- wn were 70 Supplant Willows a-3 rap..rS along tle roud- ~Ht. w..l -.a.~ which would give Us Iu~arIS O. -~nIa.- worth many dol lars DOT lr-.r' when rha leaves were swept up ta -a t..L lt k no more difficult -o ~.. .jr h'"rN walnut than {, tS 20 ye- ov- a willow or poplar Tle H,-- au-- t> -o greater if We Seg our sas1..r- .r..s. although. if partir- ur.-lv c.m h.-'s of -ras-e5 black walnut are S.- ng1. tle tr~- cost is something unre-yet urr..sihle in ytrv ot r,a return. Investment in a rrt tree differs from a1 Investment In an industrial enterprise. for the req son that the plant of The industrial en- ,orrrfse is decreasing in value from wear and tear r.e moment after it is completed. X nst tree. un the other hand. is increasing ia value from the moment I- .> >ec out.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
RULES FOR HEALTH

l. Master your body and direct your mind. 9. AnaIyze your own mental state,
 3. Restore your perspective by fine reading.
 4. Drop all stimulants, except per hapS tea and coffee. .. Lunch light, avoiding meat. 6. Go to bed earIy-rlsc at dawn.
 :. Sleep with windows wide open in all weather. s. Devote 15 minutes on rising to deep breathing and exercises. Q. Walk brtSkly in all weather.
 10. Avoid the mixed, heated air of public places.
 II. Spend fifteen minutes each day with the newspapers.
 r. Devote one hour in q to quiet reading. 13. Engage in disciplined work, whatever your field. II. Rise above your environment.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
Chinese SiIk Trade.

The American demand for silk in China has greatly increased in the last few years until at the present time about 2j per cent of the Chinese silk is sent to the United States. This is the result of American enterprise more than that of the Chinese. The Japa- nese silks had been in favor for a long time with the manufacturers of this country. but it was well understood that the quality of the Chinese was superior, but 1t was not adapted for use ir this country because of the mauner. in which 1t was woven. An American manufacturer secured q moving picture reel showing the Japa- neSe methods of manufacture. and as a result the Chinamen were induced 10 change theirs to a system to conform with the demands of the occidental customers, and the industry has aC- cordIngiy taken a great jump.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
Profitable investment.

There was once a noble college man, says IIurvcy'S Weekly, who was noted for the prorusion with which he spent, wasted and lest money in everything he did. and who kept up the practice for some years in business, after he left hls Alma Mater. He dissp- peared for few years, and when found again he was working on a farm. A friend asked how he was get ting on, and he replied with enthusl. aSm:
 "SpIerdldly! Top wave Of pros perlty"
 But. man, you don't mean tha: you're making money on this farm?'
 "Oh. no, I never expect to make any money. But I'm losing it slower than ever did before"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
-..Yn Planning.

During rln war the housing devel- or-ueurs undertaken by the govern manc in the United States, as in Eng IguI. we-. very frequently based upon romp'rre physical plan. This was possible because many of the commu- mites we-, created in places where no previous c0aaruiry lad existed. The tr,l was a H.r-.. one, and the Oppor- tuu.ry was u.. .a>L This aspect of the worS a#- ways referred to as town p,ar,.- ... -ame adopted and used in I~-..l Thus. at the pres. en- tim r. .,r Ta.red States ore is ur, to ... ... ....-s uSed. and It is rarhar~ -... .. - ..@.r~ that gener- any ray. .- 10 r.. ~..r thing; but it iS :.-u -... rlut '..r meaning Is as yev ,,ry far from having acquireil q concrete definition.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
Nc Tippinl Here.

When I first arrived in Venice I mo- Hced large printed announcements in my hotel and in the restaurants. "Yie- tate lu NIauc'c," and ou inquiry l found this meant "tips forhidden.' that all over Venice tipping hCs been abol- Ishcd. says a writer In the London Daily Mail.
 The same rule applies more or less in other Iulian cities, but in none, so far as I hpy" seen, so completely and actually as in Venice. The notices are "absolutcly" forbidden, others "rlgor- ouSly" OF Severely" forbidden, or "prohjbiyrd." others explain more fully that after August l tips are "abol- ished."
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
....r s,7reis-,is.

Trn -.... r....~~.~ ,S musJ faS"in' G..r. .... r.. ... .- species dear 10 t.- ....s .. -a-....-~ ''n' world ev.r r........ :. ..... .aa.n.' oi Eng n.E u- IT.. ..... ":..ui >" Fa'- u....-..... r.. ."-... -ia Chinese Nv N..~. I.. -...- ua'ur recalls rr-..r at r.. ..-.r Greek myths. T..~ a.. Is .. E.. lovely and coy Nar- c.~--~. v.. ..... u. n.u uuril he saw L.- .v- .....- .n mountain -u". ..a ...a t..- ErHo chang"i ..a ,..> ".a.. lan earliest "f lhe genus -a r.n~, is ,ne Lent lily or Gamarm -.- ..,n.s hn.nrr rha swat lows dare. a l.- su.I i.,de petticOat of yellow.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

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