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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE

This is to certify that John Zima has made application TOT a license to operate g service car between the city 'of Bisbee and the city of Lowell. Not. ice is hereby further given that the hearing for said application will be held before said Arizona Corporation Commission at the city Of Bisbee, city hall at Bisbee, Arizona, Tuesday, March 2, 1920.
 Dated this sixth Gay of March. 1920.
 JOHN ZIMA.
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HoaeIs-Rooming Houses

WARNER HOTEI[-Next Fair Annex. running water. steam heat, first class dining room in connection.
 31664-6
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HOME5 AND BUILDING LOTS in all parts of the Warren District. Fire Insurance and indemnity bonding. No trouble to make surveys and rates. Phone 49. 3117-+3
 1. W. Wallace Agency
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920.
For Sale-Real Estate

SOR SALE-Awful cheap, splendid home and investment on income property. S700 cash. balance like rent, buys corner z room bldg. on Mason Hill in good repair, Rented as three apartments. Income SIoo per annum. Completely furnished, live in one. get rent from the others. Leaving city, Will sell at sacrifice price of SS200. Fist come. first oerv- ed. Telephone Black 573.. 323l-312 FOR SALE-320 acre homestead with title, 2 miles south of McNeal, Sul phur Spring Valley, under fence, house and well, any person wanting to see the place call at AT Oregon St., Johnson Addition on Sundays.
 3164-S-19
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4 rooms. modern, and garage com pletely furnished. choice location in
 Warren, high, class furniture. Phone
 26. l.. T. $. 3242-S-14
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6 rooms and bath at L.ncoln school
 S1S50, terms. Phone 26. L. T. F. a-- . 3243-3-14
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Special Notices

EUGENE STEVENS wishes to an nounce that he is moving his entire stock Of Electrical Supplies from .-s former location at Castle, Ruun ,u -fs new store on Main street, formerly Miller's clothing store. It is causing some delay in contract work. but his
 new store will soon beropen to the public with large stock of electrical supplies and he will be able to re- sume his service in electrical con- traCting. 3257-3-IO
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For Sale-Poultry and Eggs

EGGS FOR MATCHING. Thorough bred Single Comb Rhode Island
 Reds. s. M. Brimberry. Lewis Springs, Ariz. 2662-3-13
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For Sale-Pastry
Business Chances

FOR SALE Established tailory and cleaning shop. Hoffman pressing machine. cleaning machine. and all equipments To be sold at saCri- fee. Address Box SSo5 Lowell.
 31l03 10
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insurance

SIX HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS Assets back Of yrur insurance poli- cies with Us. l.. T. Frazier Collins & BretAerton. Phone 46. Box 4210. Res. Phone Red S93. 2619,3-IO
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ifale Help Wanted
ernale Help Wanted

WANT kitl-Girl fer general house work, nc washing, good wages. Mrs.
 Houie. Phone 543. 324T-3-16
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For Saie-Pets

FOR SALE Canary birds III Dubach- el Can un Phone ncI G43
 324S-J 16
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Young man, Age 2S, single 1esires position in Bisbee or out of town. Seven years banking expert ence, four years with mining com pany. Knowledge of assaying and surveying. Position with small min- ing company preferred. Will go to Mexico. Box 1451 Bisbee. 3132-3-l1 WANTED-Another set of books to keep in spare time. Call 553 for terms. 2I4S-3-I1
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Financial
INCOME TAX RETURNS
For Rent-Offices

FOR RENT-Deslrabl office rooms,
 Sparks-kline Bids. Apply Gus Haig-
 Ter 25J2-2-1O.,f
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Let ua figure on your awning We keep a complete stock on hand at
 all times. BisEee Mattress Works. Phone T3t. 3213-3-14
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Dr.. Muskrat Offers His Aduice


First said the doctor, looking n;
him very severely. ''you must clean
yourself up and put your fur In or.
der IN your feet hadn't been all
caked with mud. you wouldn't have
slipped at all"
They were very uncomfortable
too" Nibble agreed, glad that his
swim had melted his boots. at last
II kept them on No Glider the Black
snake couldn't track me" And he
told his experiences with Glider and
the Fox.
iSsvertheiea.- said DIR. Muskrat
you weren't safe. because you
couldn't keep your nose clean and
smeii all around you. nor your ears
clean. 10 you could hear. Always b.
sure you know everything about II
before you decide to try something
new. For instance, rabbits don't be
long in marsh. do they7-
mo" murfnured Sibble. but n
looked 30 hidden and 80 aafe-
80 hidden" Or Muskrnt snorted
TITS a mercy II was I who found
you, and not slyfoot the Mink. SO
safe that you nearly drowned when
you tried 10 get away. Now you say
you want TO visit the owls tree. II
that any place for rabbit Answer
me thatv'
NO" whispered Nfbble very
meekly. -but I want my mother and
1 don't know where else 10 look" He
wished Dr. Muskrnt wouldn't scold
him. But he hadn't seen the kind
look in the fat old gentleman's snap
ping black eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

tho short man, In . loo. raspins
voice that went thru you ifiSe a buzz.
raw. and " WIS evident that he was
merely going on with a talk which
had been begun over the breakfast
table Thanks 10 those Internal
blundercrs Cianahsn sent us last
night. Chadwick wac with them"
Il think that was choosf sos said
the big man. speaking slowly and
with something more than a hint
OF a German accent "Beckler was
choost what you call hlm--a tam
biundercr"
Like a flash Il came over me that
was Listening fn- 90 talk be
tween the same two men who had
sat in the auto az sand Greek sid
Ing and smoked while they were
waiting for the actual kidnapers "a
return. You can bel high that !
made myself mighty small and un
obstr1iFivc.
After a while the biz man spoke
again.
what has Uncle Chon Chadwick
up his sleeve got. do You thinkY"
Il don't think I know was the
snappy reply. its one Of two
things: rcc~iv~rship-which will
knock us into a cooked hat because
we can't fool with an officer Of the
United states court--cr a new deal
ali around In the MANAGEMENT
"vlch ~ the two win n he that win
c,me out OF that commiddce room
obtrusivc.
"A new management. punton
can't stand for a recclvership, ana
Chadwick knows H. Apart from
the fact that q court OFFICER would
turn up a lot OF side deals that
wouldn't look well for the New York
crowd II they got into the news.
papers. tho securities would be
knocked out and the majority
hoiders--Dunton and his BUNCH
couldn't unload Chadwick has got
him by the neck and can dictate his
own terms
"Vich win ber-
THAT no win name the man who
Ia to take Skaters place as gen
erai manager OF the railroad outfit
We might have stood II off for n
while. just as said yesterday. II we
could have kept Chadwick from az.
tending this meeting"
But now we don't could stand Il
off--what then7"
well have 10 wait and see. and
sdze up the new man when he blows
Ia Hail a.. nptv hutaan I,,ol.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

OFF TO sAN-rA's HOUSE

-whoAr - loudly a. Yen cAA
They had scrambled 10 the Top Of
the high icestcps. before they noticed
an enormous sign over the door
which said In bold ietteru boot
brokenl Please use the ehrmnsyr
Goodness Tasped Nancy. what
funny place. How are we ever go
ing to get mp 90 hixh7-
IL isn't the least bit Of wonder
that she wAs perpiexed because
santa's big chimney was as steep as
the Washington monument. At isass
I'm sure II was as hiKh NJ the park
fountain. anyway.
But Nick answered rtxht away.
'Humph, I guess we've BEEN higher
than that How about our ahoes7"
"oh. always forget Nancy a.
clared. -piease. Green Shoes. take
us to the top OF Santa's big chimney
right away
And almost before she had finish
I'd speaking. thty were there bal
ancing on the very edge of . great
black hole
tCopyright 1870. ". ". A.
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make him wish he'd never been
born
The big man got up ponderousiy
ana brushed the cigar ashes OFF OF
his hay window. "yon Walt and see
what comes nit the commiddoe
room out 20 up 70 the ovvice."
When ! was left aionc in the row
Of lobby chairs with the snappy one
I was scared stiff for fear. now that
he didn't have anything else TO thint
81. he'd catch on - the fact that !
might have OVERHEARD. But apart
from giving me one long stare that
made my blood run cold. he didn't
seem to notice me much. and after
a little he got up ana went to sit on
the other side VI she big rotundu
where he could watch the elevators
Folng and coming.
guess he had lots Of patience
for had 20 have. II was after II
O'Clock. and had been sitting IN my
corner for two full hours. when !
saw the boss corolng down the broad
marble stair with Mr.. Chadwick. !
don't think the Hatch man saw
them. or. n he did. he didn't let on
Mr.. Norcross held up a finger for
me. and when T jumped up he gave
me sheet of paper; Pioneer
short Line presidents lctterhcad
with a few lines written on IL with
pen and a sort Of crazy looking
signature under them.
"Dke that 70 the Mountaineer
job office and have 500 OF them
printed" was the boss order. ''rell
the foreman Ia a rush Job and we
want II today Then make copy
and take IL To MIR. Cantrcll. the
editor. and ASK him TO run Il In TO-
morrow's paper as an item OF news,
II he feels iihn H. when you are
thru. come down to Mr. Chadwick
car"
since the thing was going to be
published. and I was going 10 make
copy OF Il. I didn't scruple 20 read
II rs I hurriea out 10 begin n hunt
for the Mountaineer office. II was
the printers copy for an official cir
cular. dated at Portal City and adj
dressed 10 all officers and employees
OF the Pioneer Short Line II read
Effective At once. Mr.. Graham
Norcross Is appointed General Man
ager Of tho Pioneer short Lime Sys
TEN. with headquarters at portal
City, and disorders win be respected
accordingly.
"BiiECKfNRfDGE DuNToN.
President"
We had gdt our jon. all right. and
leaving the ladder and tho Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

Inches moro werc added TO what
already lay on the ground and
roofS
$50 that on tho morning OF tho
stth II began 10 look like a real
bis snow. but n only added TO
the general excitement. and all
day long laughing. hurrying ne.
ures scurried thru the drifts.
shook themselves into the opcra
house and Deposited mysterious
parcels for the great troe. Not
minute but thcre was crowd OF
busy folks decorating or watching
or marking packages or tying
them on the tree. Not a minute
IN . O'Clock. Then some one said.
We must 10 horne and got some
supper and rct back here or wen
he later so they fixed the ire
and left the big han all alone.
waiting. The beautiful tree with
It's hundreds OF gifts and the rows
and rows Of empty seats waiting
net a human being was thsrt
suddenly a thanderous crash
broke the stiffness. heavy timbcrs
broke like splinsor~ glass shat
tered. bricks tumbled Ike toy
hlocka. tho weight Of the snow on
the rpof had been too great--the
Opera House was wrecked
~But when tir- silent. shocked
crowd gathered. thero ON tho
stage stood the beautiful tr-e not
ono singic gifs 80 much A. dis
placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

way vsns MA ard Nancy cvvr
~ end forustA iAko. rfvers and
Z - = the Great North. whsrxing
h the air In their wonderful
AeScnl Shoes. like skyrockets trav-
ng toward the horizon The air
uo4ane sharp and cold AZ they few
award. and afs.s awhile the earth
unncw began to look white instead
= green. brown or crystal as Il had
DcGbre. depending upon the places
ovw witch they were passing.
...<sA2 hast they came 70 santas
se. . giitterfng palace Of ice
@ks. rooted with snow. II really
he'd like an enormous mountain.
{&G1 why one fairy should have a
nGDSe so large all TO himself the
orf1n could not imagine. IL was even
4hwer than the palace OF the Fairy
Oven
~PIease stop-- they called TO their
Green Shoes. and gently and quietly
- little shoes deposited their wear
- at santas front door. Just as
DNHown Shetland pony does ar
you have oneD when you call out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

.VoU couldn't be in better hands,
II said DR.. Muskrat
But poor Nibble Rabbit thought he
+ couldn't very wen be I'm worse ones.
which was very ungrateful. For II
was Dr. Muskrat who scared him
when ne had been asleep In the
. rrarsh. but II was Dr. Muskrat, too.
\who dived In after him when he fell
Into the pool, and IL was DR.. Musk
lAt who had held Nibbl@s head above
" rabbity heels and stsered him
khore. But DR.. Muskrat had also
9Aven him a bite Of root which set
rs throat on fire and the tears
! noks01fng down his whiskers.
- I'D rather be eaten than choked to
y0nath." he thought But this awful
I'D animal Is perfectly satisfied with
Rhimself for doing IT, All, on Uh-
huhr' he coughed. And Or. Muskrat
ieat back and looked more wise and
|spIeascd than ever.
II knew that would open your
kyes.- ne explained. TT was a flag
boot erawed in the wax OF the moon.
fYou see, ! know what every plant In
I"ILH UlJfHn ~ EO0A ABtH -'F va
them for my medicine chest"
what would have happened II you
hadn't given il to n1e7'' asked Nibble.
weakly.
u didn't risk H." said DR. Muskrst,
$50, OF course. I don't know. ! gave
you the proper remedy as soon as
you could swallow, so, Of course.
oou're all right now.
VI. TN the run Of the moon.
Tyaa open soon.
plucksd IN the vans.
Eyes close again.
b. quoted. "rhat's the rule for flag.
loot. Now. III put you to sleep
kitb the other dose II you need n
7rSS and III stay right here and
watch you"
+Oh, MOI" protested Eibble He
was lust beginning 10 breathe and he
c'dn4 want any more Of kind DR.
!, Iuskrat's medicines. Il must look
for my mother. under Hooter the
Owls tree"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
CHATTER v
m Dirv~t1eM' NcNl1rE.

WAS up bright and sarty the next
nornlnr--shAt In. a good bit brighter
ard earlier than Mr.. Norcros~ was
and after breakfast I took q nttlr
saahay down Nevada avenue 10 have
a look At our railroad OF courSe.
I knew. after what the bocs had said
TO Mr. Chadwick tho night before.
Just before W.. went To bed. that We
weren't ever going TO zee Canada. OF
even Illinois
f'u hav. 10 admit that the look
I got didnS make me feel ar " we'd
found a culllnnn diamond. Down
IN tho yardn everything seemed to be
At the loosca; kind Of loose ends- A
switching crew was making up a
freight. and the way they slammed
the boxcs together. regardless OF
broken Drawbacks and the like. was
an and a ahama Then l rnw
aorns grain cars with The ends
started and ths whrat running out
All along tho track. and thr., or
four more with tho air hos- hanging
80 II knocked along on the ties, and
lot OF things like that--and no
body caring a boot
There wns big repair mop on
tho other ride OF the yard tracks.
and tho II was after I o'clock. the
men were still struggling over to 30
10 work Down at the roundhou@e.
n wiper was spottinE big freight
puIlcr on tho turntabie, and I'm
blessed II he didn't actually run her
forward pair OF truck wheels off the
edge Of the table. right while ! was
looking on. just aa IL II were all In
the day'e work.
In the course OF time driftcd
back 10 the office headquarters,
which were NJ tho end OF the pas
senger station and In a part az the
sarns building. downstairs and up.
fcw clerks were dribbling In. and
none OF them seemed TO have life
enough TO get out of the way OF nm
or team. One fellow recognized me
for n member Of the big railroad
family. ! guess. for he stopped and
asked me II ! was looking for a job
told him l wasn't and gave him
a cigar--just on general principles
He took II. and right away he be
gan to loosen up.
IF you should change your mind
about the Job. you Just make II a
caao OF move on, Joey and don't
stay here and try 90 hit this
agglomeration." he said.
why not7" asked
tits "A frost I'm off tho Pcnnsy
myself, and I'm ashamed to look In
the looking glass since I came out
here. The T.. s. l.. isn't a railroad.
at all: It's just making n bluff at be-
ing ono. Besides we'rc slated 20
have a new general manager, and II
he's any good he'll fire the hst liv-
ing man Of u.s.
Maybe. II change my mind. ]
might get a job with the new man.
| said. "who IN her"
Search mel don't believe
they've found anybody yet The big
people from New York are all here
now. and maybe they'll pick some
body before they go away II I had
the nerve OF n rabbit, I'd take the
next train back for plttsburs.
Whats your job7" ] qulzzed
He grinned Mt me sort OF good
naturedly. you wouldn't think II
to look at me, but I'm head stonog'
rapher In the general super's office"
You haven't got much OF boss,
II he can't command any more 10y
atty than you arc giving him." ]
offered. and nj that he spat on the
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[Sfar Ss"HS :.
So RNAbcl ClcIAnxLI 4
Page "a
wArIA wArl.As INC crIRlsrM As SNOW

s0TuiIs Christmas I'm going to
= ten you about was In the
Early Tcs The people In wailA
Wslla decided that IL would 30
= me thing TO have a community
Christmas a Congregational
ene. and Baptist. and a Mctho-
sist. and Presbyterian. Hut tn
set everybody into ono big hall.
1kc a huge treos make Il a.
beansifui a. possible and have a
regular -eet.toecthrr- Scod time
AFTER a lot Of talking and plan.
ming among the grown folks and
q lot Of excitement and wild
ruesses and wonderinss among
the children. the thing was
planned.
--Smaii's opera house was chosen
~ the place. and committees werv
Appointed. A great beautiful tree
was cut aud brought in. Sits were
being made. and gifts bought
"A program was nearly rcady,
and wAna Walla tlnglcd with
Christmas Joy.
Every nigh, the big sicigh I'm
gsed thru the streets with ia mer.
~ ervwss OF young folks. and
children In their beds huggcd
each other and shivered for very
10y. On the morning Of the Esd
Il began 20 snow. but that was
shins unusual Nobody minded
At All that day II showed In
urrscz. and that night several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
THE WIREC[KIERS
BY FRANCIS LYNDE

that had b~ss taking . ssss OF
asnfossidA
YAH he snortcl we haven,
. man m TIE OUTFIT on any job
where shs pay amounts 20 anything
that isnr sUfnebody's oDusin OF
nephew a. broth - In lav 90 some
thing They shoot EN- out her,
from Now York In buncheA You
may BE- a spcttsr. for all I know. bur
Don't care . hang I'm quisunf
q, the end OF the month. anyhow
IL l don't cot fired this side Of that
grinned. couldn't help IL
Tell ma I broke In. -are Their,
many more IKE you In the Pioneer
Short Line scrvicer-
~scads OF en- he rvSnrtsd cheer
fully. Z csn round you up n coupis
Of dorm fellows right here Al head
Quarters who would 70 on BAT ant
paint this town a bright vermiilof
II tn. new q. NJ, whoever he Il 60
ing 10 BE-. would clean out the whole
rookery. cousins. nephcwS and ali.
Il think III have 10 take youf
name.- tDid him. fishing out a
pencil and a note book suat 90 ne
what he would d.
HUH =, you are . srottrr. sitter
an. are your All right Mr.. sposser
NJ names May. Frederic q. May
And when you want my bead. you
can find 70 jurt eracfiy whore told
youth tho general sup~r's officc
YOU'RE q stranger and zoo took me
in 30 long
wouldn't thr Jar you' A man out
II the general officrs TALKING that
way about his road ana HIS own
boas7 couldn't help seeing how
rotten the thins must be ~ u smeiied
that way TO tho men ON Its own pay
roiia
After n WHINE. AFTER ia ioafed thru
the shops and around the yard and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

ssniiiko out of the window tp vherc
tho majors taxi had been stnndins
IF you can pull mo into that deal
TOMORROW morninr--wtth an abrc-
lufsiy free hand TO DO ~ think
best. mind you---fn take the job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Says They Lay Only
Is Bricks Per Day

BATH. Eng. Dec. 2s.--Aidermhn
Mills. a builder. stated at n meeting
Of the local housing committee that
be had men In his service who laid
no more than 1e bricks a dag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
''Cure Your
Rupture Like
ICured M ine''
Old Sea Captain Cured His Own
Rupture After Doctors Said
Operate or Death"

His Remedy and Hook sent Free
Capt Ceilings sailed the seas for
many years: then he sustained .
bad double rupture that soon forced
him to not only remain ashore. but
kept him bedridden for years. He
tried doctor after doctor and truss
after truss. No resultsl Finally. he
was assured that he must either
rent operation or die. He did
neither, He cured himself instead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Saved My Life
With Eatonic


IL was nearly dead unttl I found
Easonic and I can truly Say II saved
my life. II L. the best stomach
medicine ever made" writes Mn.
Ella Smith.
Acid stomach causes awful Misery
which Eatonic quickly gets I'D OF
by taking mp and carrying 00t The
scidity and gases which prevent good
digestion. A tablet taken after meals
brings quick relief Kesps the stom-
ach healthy and helps 10 prevent the
many ills 30 liable 70 arase from ex-
cess acid. Don's suffer from stomach
niseries when you can ges . big boz
Of Entonic for . trihs with yous
druggists guarantee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

sFelisw Men and wemen. / OF Dsn't
Have % he Cut Up and Yes
Dsnt Have 20 he Tor
tured by Trusses"
Capt. Ceilings made O study OF
himself. OF his cond ton and at last
he was rewarded by tho finding Of
tho method that so quickly made
him Q well. strong. vigorous and
happy man.
Any one can use the same meth.
cd: It's simple. easy, safe and mex.
pensiNe. Every ruptured person in
the world should have the Capt Col
lings book. telling all about how he
cured himself. and how any ons may
follow the same treatment In their
own home without any trouble. The
book and medicine are FREE. They
Will be sent prepaid TO any rupture
snr,erer wTn Nm, WI a M ogs NE below
sew-before you put down this pa
per.
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Bg ALTMAN
BIZ BLOSSER

tart nut 81 tho ru~~''on. 7 rrtrned
and told myself that the one o,ss
tning mat uou.l1.. n.ost ~aa
the fact that Mira Shefia Macrae was
a widow.
Continued Tomorrow
Attached 10 the garrison Of Amsr.
lean troops on the Rhine. there are
l24 ~" men and women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25

<VoU couldn't be in better hands,
said mr. Muakrat