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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-15

For Hemstitching-CaIl or see Mrs.
Alice Warner, 366. East Broadway.
Phone 242J. Hemstitching is cents per
yard. 27-tf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25

"Sklamana laska snad?" pa
tral otec.
A svn meme pfisvedciI. Tu
stiskl starec jeho ruku a pravil
yroucne:
"Zmuzilost, mily synu. Ne
hudes nikdy tax 'mnoho trpeti,
jake jsem trpel ja - a ia byl
vzdy sam = ia musil mlceti -
kdezto ty mas mne - muze-
me bolest snaseti spolecne".
Mlady muz zrejme Sc TASTY
del "a svou slabost a pozvedl
rychle hlavu, jako by chtel vsc
cko tialci no iho Sc sebe setfa-
sti. Slaby usmev preletel rty
lekarory. Dlverivost promlou-
vala jeho pohledu, kdyz opet
ruku synovu stisknuv, promlu-
vii "Tak to rad vidim - tya
sila opdt sc vraci. Nynf sprost'
Sc vSech mvslenek ma minulosr,
cdloz veskeru slabost. Zivot t6
skrusil velice, ale take utvrdil
tvou povahu. A tou musis nyni
teliti vsem protivenstvim".
kratka pomlcka nastala. A
pax skoncil lekar velebnymi
slovy:
"Ztraceno neni dosud mic -
rse mute byt napraveno ,pokud
sila slouzi vzdy move obrozuji-
ci, utesene - praci".
KONEC.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25

val. Kolik dusevni silly bude je-
Ste tfeba, aby op6t sc ujal dila,
ktere mohlo mu pfinesti mir d
ukcnejsiti vsecek hluboky ieho
zal. Donna ocekavala iei ale
netusena utecna
Kdyz vstoupil, oznamil mu
starry jeho sluha Jest V salo-
he nejaky host, jcnz $ vami
chce mluviti".
Mlady doktor vessel. Vykrik
prekvapeni, radostneho 1zasu
vydral sc re rtu jeho. A jedine
slovo byl s to zvolati: "Otce ="
Starry doktor larigniesk},
muz, ktery po celia leta setrval
We SVEN zatvrzelGm, nemem
| hn6vu, odvetil vazne pohnu-
| te:
"konecne".
Rozprahnuv ruce, zvolal:
"Pojd' ke mne - V mou ma
rue - muj synu". Dlouho drze
Ii sc V n6m6m objeti. A vetami
preryvanymi, bezdechymi, sta
rec vzlvkal:
ooh - kdy 81 to budu moci
odpustiti - me dit6 re
lsem tax dlouho vahal tobe
tolik zarmutku pripravil? Kdy
bych TIVE psani nebyl obdrzel,
tyl bych prece pfiSel. - Ale
,jak me srdce buSilo, kdyz jsem
list omen vcera We Sv. Maurici
dostal - ihned jsem jel SEM.
"Otce", zvolal Emil, "deku-
il YAM, ze mi v6rite - dekuii
vans za tato draha slova --'
Po chvili mlceni pravil: Lee
nezadate-li zvedetl dukazy, .
kterych jsem yam We SVEN do
.,}ise sc zminoval?"
Starry Inuz priyinul jej jesta
vyc Icn6ji k prsum:
"Nechci je vid6ti = verim Ii
- ma neduvera mi pTipravila
iiz dosti nestesti - nezahyvej
me sc dele minulostmi -"
Pravil to hlasem velice po-
hnutym, Y namz Sc jeyila trpka
litost. Proc musily stesti Emil
lovo kaliti V tonic okamzikl
nonurn6 vzpominkV. Obraz 10
hany vynoril Sc nahlc pred jc-
no duSeVa:m Zrakcm. Johary,
l>tcra nalczela muzi iincmu
ktera bvla pro n6ho ztracena,
odciZena. Zamrazilo icj - a
starci to neuslo. Uchopil rame
syna a tahl iei. h oknu. Dlouho
patrave ziraI nan do vyraZ i
I6Hnosti, kterJ mel V tvari, mi
sila Sc starostlivost, kdyz uzrel
synovy vpadle lice, bled6, bo-
lestne usmevay6 rty. Mas Ia
lmutek?" tazal Sc tise. go ic
ti?" Rty Emilovy Sc ien chvtly,
ale ncdavaly odpov6d'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25
KLESANi CEN BONDU.

Cetni bankeri poukazuii, ze
kdyby vsechny bondy Svobody
Sc mely prodat nyn6jsi Gene,
bylo by "a ne strzeno 0 ctvrt
bilionu dollaru meme nez bylo
"a ne zaplaceno. V pen6znim
trhu jtst pritomne jejich cena
velice nizka a pouze prvni Lii
berty bondy jsou prodavany "a
81 nebo 90, kdezto cena ostat-
mich klesla na $93 az S95 "a
Stodo:arovy bond. Pro Cloveka,
ktery 'nemusi bondy prodavati,
neCinl to sice zadneho rozdilu,
neb vlada ia ne zaplati plnou
sumu a nikdo sc nemusl starati
tiroky, ponevadz ie vlada
SpraVre vyplaci, avSak ban
kan poSkozuic Sc tim obchod.
ka2da ma V bondech ulozenou
velkou sumu penez, ale nomo-
hou ie prodavati. ponevadz by
ma Mich ztracely a jsou nuceny
ie proto uziyati pot,ze co zaru-
ky, ably molly k svemu obcho-
du upotfebiti aspon cast kapi-
talu do Mich vlozen6ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25
SirOtk0Va vina.
- ROMAN
Napsal Paul Rouget Pfelozil a. H.
IVA noviny a pravil /:

ra noviny a pravil:
"Vite jiz, co Sc stalo?"
A jezto odpovtd iich hned
z vyrazu obou seznal, vyprav9l
jim. jak Sc docetl apravy ma
lyonskem nadrazi.
"Mohl jsem "a takovych c.
kclnosti odej Mohl jsem sc
vzGaliti?" dolozil hlasem roze-
chvelym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25

W. pOlii CO
"Snad jeste nebyl konan".
PAX muslin odcestovati -
muslin byti pri tom; chci An
drea ia poslednl jeho ceste do
provoditi. Mic mi V tom prece
nebranl, - vzdyt' jsem 1pln6
zdrava a vyhojena -" Vzty-
ella Sc vSecka rozechvena. Jo-
hama povstavsi rovnez, pravi-
"a:
"TuSlm, re lekar ii to dovo-
Ii. Ostatne t6 doprovodime Pier
re a ja".
"Ano - lee nesmime jiz
.ztratiti ami okamziku. Spechei-
me. Rozumis mi prece?" Jiz IL
cinila nekolik kvapnych krok1
V pred, ale johanna il zadrzela ::
"Pockej, Helene, neodchazej
leSt6 - nutno promluviti dok
torem".
"Ano - mas pravdu".
Pojednou uchopila Johaninv
truce.
"Rci mi, Johano, chces byti
Ike mne uprimnou?"
"Coz neisem 2"
"Tys byla onehdy zde, pray
da-li?"
"Ano".
"V pruyodu paEa Courtia-
la"
"a krone vas diva tn byl je,
ste nckdo trcti, vid'?"
johanna nedovedla sc opano-
rati, - lice jeji zbledly. Hele-
ma patrave pohledla na nj a
zpozorovavSi hned jeji rozpa-
XIV, pravila:
"NemusiS uz odpovidati =
vim, co jsem vcdeti chtela".
Bezd6cne prejela 81 rukou
cello, nacez sama promluvila k
sob6: "Byla to bile bozi".
Nahlas pax pravila: "Rci ri
len ieSt6 - pro milosrdenstVl
Dozi l. jest on dosud zde?"
johanna piisvedcila, Ale mu-
sila sQuCasne mladou pani pc
depfiti, nebot' tato byla blizka
mdlobam. Renea Buela vsall
nevid6la. TGhoz vecera odcesto
yala pruvodu Pierra, johann
a Amanda do Larigniesu. Re
| ne pochopitelneho jemnoci.
tn yyhnul Sc styku S HeIenou Y
teto dob6. Vzdalil Sc z Parize
na n6kolil ned6l zamySlel Sc
vratiti teprv pax, az lhGta
smutku mlade vdove pomine.
PAX Sc chtel k nj dostaviti a
nozadati il rozmluvu. Snad
llz mic vice neVystoupi mczi
n6j a il - snad tax tezce w
koupene St6sti bude Jim koneG-
rym udelcm.
Kdyz Courtial ob6ma da-
mani den na to do Larigniesu
pfibyl, doved6l sc, re pohreb
majitele huti konan byl den
pred tim. Ufednici a sluzebni-
ctvo doprovazeli Verniera ma
posledni cest6. Mezi papiry re
snuieho byla ieho posledni VII
lie. Odkazal V nj cele svc imG-
III sVc choti, vyjma tri set tisic
Itranku, kterc pTipadalv icho
pribuznc Johane. Podrobnosti
ccleho nestGstl byly vdovd do
datecne sd6lcny. VSeobecny
Soud vefcjnosti byl, &c kruty o.
sud stihl Andrea pravc Y do
be, kdy sc V ieho domacnosfi
20 tollka dnech poCinalo Ease
.jasniti.
Mezlnm, CO PAM VernierOva
V Larigniesu oplakava nest ast-
ncho manzela a vzpomina no
prltomncho. icn pro nj ziiiciho
Bucla, mezitim co Pierre Cour-
tial SC hotoVi tn, kterou V Srd-
ci llz darno nazyVal svnu ze.
nou, konccne k oltiii vcsti, tr..
chill Y Parizi Emil Lipray IA i
troskaDli sveho astncho snu.
Jcdcn trapny okamzik bylo
nu jcSte profit. DIE pfani sva-
DO, daneho Picrru Courtialov,,
| l. Tiby1 IO hOtel,I Terminus ahV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25


Den pred tim totiz Helene
rrocitnuvSi 2 lethargickeho
sranku shlednuvsi doktora
pred sebou, pravila:
Zach = jiz vim, stiny, We
kterych jsem po cele mesice Ii
la, jiz sc rozptyluji = mole u
pominky Sc jasni -"
Po kratke prestavce pax ta-
:ala Sc:
"Rcete mi, doktore: co jc s
mym muzem?"
"Dostal jiz zpravu vasen
Uzdraveni, milostiva pani''.
"a pride semi"
Okamzik premitala jako do
sud We snach pohfizena, nacez
opet sc ozvala:
"Chci znati pravdu, doktore
- isem dosti silna, bych il W.
slochla".
"Mluvte, madame!"
"Onehdy vecer, kdyz ten Ger
ny zavoj pred myma ocima sc
rozptylil, byly til neiake oso-
by, mne dobre name.
"Vylozil jscm YAM iia, ma
dame, ze to bylo horecne vide
he.
Zavrtela hlavou.
"Pravil .iste tax - ale nevG-
lin tomu".
"Jak? Pochvbuiete 0 mych
slovech? Toho 81 nezasluhuii"
Doktor Sc usmival. Ona vSak
cdvetila vazne
"Chcete mi skryti pravdu =
k jakemu uceli to, nevim. Mo
je pfesv6dceni mi nevezmete.
Nidela isem iistou ,damu. KITE
Ia dlela kdvsi Il mne Ma zamku
- pax iejiho snoubence-Pier
re Courtiala. - III diva zvolali
me lmeno, hlasili sc ke mne -
ano, to nebyl zadny SEM.
Umlkla op6t icji rty SC
Chv6ly.
Verniatte il pozoroval.
Pan Courtial", pravil pax
pomalu vazne, "byl zde my
slim, re S iistou pribuznou".
"Nuze, vidite?"
"Ale tomu ie jiz nekolik dn:,
tehdy jstc jeste nebyla uzdra-
yena".
"Jsou Ease pryc odtud?"
"Zdstali asi V Parizi''.
"Oh, ia bych je chtela vide
ti".
"Snad Sc pfani vase splni,
madame.
Nicola a roZva2ovala.
Pierre a Johana byli pospo-
III? PAX tedv vedel iiz Pierre,
ze divka byla bez vinv.
Nuze, nyni bylo treba, ably :
mimi ob6ma mluVila, ably sc da-
la JeSte pred pfijezdem man
zclovym zasvetiti do vseho, CO
SC bylo stale.
Den po te. hncd po obdrze-
IL dopcSc Larigniesu, poslal
aoktor setnlku Courtialovi
1pravu. A nyni rozvazovaI
Pierre, Johana a doktor Verni.
atte malcm kabinetu ustavu
jak by tuto neblahou novinu
Helene oznamili. Bylo zaklepl
10, vstoupil sluha. Oznamoval
&c clzincc iakysi prcic 81 mlu,
VIII s doktorenl.
"Ncoznanil jmeno?" taxa
&c Nerniatte. Sluha odvftil
Nc, pane --- ale & to tv2
pan, jenz zdc byl tcnito ho.
sty pri Vascm poslcdnim poku-
Sc.
Pfi tom ukazal M Picrra 4
Johanu.
Courtial vyskocil.
"Jak1c - Bucl jc zdc?"
Vsichni byli udivcni. Verni
atte sc tazal:
"Ncmate niceho proti tonlu
abv vcsel?"
"Nikoli", zntla odpoved'.
"Nccht' tedy vstoupi", obra
til sc doktor Ike sluhovi. Ia o
EamZik ObicyM SO Rlpl cisl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25

- Zaopatrte ST v, cas- vstu-
penky ma "ZIatou Rybku'
pro nedsli 29. unora v Ceske
SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25

kolnosti odejeti? Mohl jsem sc
vzGaliti?" dolozil hlasem roze-
chv6lym.
Ia kratko po t6 objevil Sc
doktor sam Heleny, ktera
spotivala malatne ma pohovce
Pohybem ruky odeslal osetro-
vatelku jeji pryc a pravil:
"Milostiva pani, dal jser,
YAM vcera slib -"
"Ah", vpadla mu do feti,
"dal jste Johane v6d6ti, re n
chci mluviti?"
"Tak JEST.
"Nuze a ="
"Ona je zde, V sousednim
pokoji".
"Prot ne iiz zde u mne?"
eide Jest. madame !"
johanna, ktera dosud II dveri
poslouchala, veSla, nccekajic
ami na vyslovne dovoleni lcka-
rovo. Helena Sc vztyGila.
"Johano - tvs to, ma dra-
ha !"
"Heleno, tvs zdrava. Jake to
stGsti,"
Pani Vernierova otevrela
Syou naruc, do niz johanna kle-
sIa. Drzely SC chvili v nemem
objcti.
Verniatte diskretn6 vySel
ven, ale nevzdalil sc, nybrz ma
slouchal kazdemu slovu. He!e-
ina, osusivSi slZv, ktere S oti je-
.uch sc rinuly, tazala Sc: "Mu-
zes mi odpustiti, Johano?"
ooh, zdaz to muzc podlcha-
ii nejake pochybnosti?"
"Pravili mi. re isl st'astnou
- jest tomu tak?"
"Pravda, Heleno".
! pierre - tvui zenich -
;; yratil Sc k tob6. Zdaz vi, jakou
ob6t' isl prinesla 2"
"Ano". Johana zmocnila Sc
, Heleninych rukou a drzela ie
ye svych. Sed6ly 81 naproti. Po-
iednou otazala sc pani Verni2-
rova, ZachvevsI Sc ma celem t6-
le: "Vi muj muz vSecko?"
Helena citila, jak johanna V
tom okamziku jeji ruku pey.
neii stiskla. Jeji nepokoine IRA
ky utkvely ma mlade pribuzn6.
"Ty nedavas odpovedi?"
L ticha odvetila Johana:
Andre mic nevedel -"
Lhala = avSak nedala-li2 sc
tato lez ospravedlniti?
"On nic nev6d6l = praviS
Avsak bohuzcl nyni Sc to do
, va.
"NiCeho sc ncdovi -''
"Jak? Budc mu mozno "a
mlGeti,. ac ="
'Ncbude mu iiz vnbcc trcba
niteho zamlcovati", vpadla j
Johana vaane do ioci.
Tu sc Helena na svG zidli w.
SC ko vzprimila. Vzbudilot' iiz
ioji podiveni, re Andre, &C
pred tfcmi dny jiz dostal zpra
WI jeiim uzdraveni, dosud
Sc k hi nedostayil. A soudill
iia, &c ic ma stop6 priciny toho
Zaiist6 byl ncmoccn - ane-
ho ----
Tu proicla j hlaYou dcana
nly3lcnka.
"htslo sc n1u ncco?" vzkr;-
'<la. "Mluv rekni mi vSc,,"
Jest mrtcv", tcmnc odvCti.
la Johana.
go mui bozc,"
Helena zbledla na smrt 4
rukama pokryla 81 tvar.
con mrtcv II to vinou mou?"
zalovala.
1 "Nikoliv - fckla jsem Il
! .iiA, &c sc niccho ncdovedcl, 4,
. naSi lsti ncv6del a nikdv ne.
| prestal t6 milovati -"
"Od kdy jest mrtcv?"
"Ode dvou dnu".
"Oh, ubohy Andre = ty do,
IrV. slechptnV nuli"
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
FAIRBANKS TEAM WINS FAST CAME
 IN UPPER TOWN

In what is said to have been one of the best games of the season the Nenana team went down to de- feat yesterday at Fairbanks by the narrow margin of one run, the score being four to three in favor of the Fairbanks aggregation. In some respects, particularly in field ing, the Nenana boys made better showing than Fairbanks, and it is said to have been largely case of hard luck that the score went against them.
 Nenana led off with two runs in the second inning and held the Fair banksans down for several innings. In the eighth inning the score was tied, and Fairbanks managed to nose in another run in the ninth.
 Dewitt pitched for Fairbanks, and Taylor and Blakey did the twirling for Nenana with Krause behind the bat. Hupprich distinguished himself in the field.
 The excursion train which took the Nenana players to Fairbanks yesterday morning had more than fifty passengers on board, and a splendid outing is reported by those who made the trip. The train left Fairbanks about one o'clock this morning on the return trip, arriving at North Nenana between five ard six. The visitors were entertained with a dance at the Auditorium last night.
 The second game of the post holiday series probably will be played in Nenana next Sunday, pro- vided the army airplanes do not interfere, and it is reported that a big crowd of Fairbanksans are plan- ming to make the trip.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
MAN SAYS
 .. COAST IS UNSETTLED

Not in several years have busi- ness conditions been so unsettled in the South as at the present time. according to J. R. Beegle, who re- turned to Ketchikan recently after several weeks in Seattle. With the suspension of the shipbuilding in- dustry in Seattle, he says, there has been a big loss of payroll, with the unavoidable consequent result of a general tightening of business.
 As to the political situation, Mir. Beegle found that there were some disappointed Lowden, Wood, and Johnson men, but they are gradu- ally recovering from their hurt and all of them will be lined up strong ly for Harding, he believes.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
STEAMER TANANA
 COMES AND GOES

The steamer Panama arrived in port yesterday with the barges Ida ho and Beaver in tow, and left at an early hour this morning for Fair banks with the Idaho. The barges were relayed to Nenana from a short distance down river, the tow being too unwieldy to handle easily The first barge was delivered early Sunday morning, and the second one during the afternoon.
 The two barges came from St. Michael and were picked up at Gib- bon by the Panama.
 The passengers arriving on the Panama were: Howard Turner, audi tor of the Northern Commercial company; Miss Pearle Canavan, Sam Caboff, Henry Heinse, Abbey Albert.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
KANSAS WOMEN SCORE;
 NEED NOT TELL AGE

TOPEKA, July 23.-According to an opinion rendered today by At torney-General Richard J. Hopkins women of Kansas may vote at all elections, provided they are of vot- ing age. It is not necessary, the decision says, for the women to dis close their exact age, it being suf- ficient for them to swear that they are 21 or more.
 The decision is the result of an appeal taken by the women follow ing the refusal of the registry clerk to permit them to register without an exact statement as to age.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
NOME SERGEANT SENT
 TO PEN FOR GRATING

First Class Sergeant George L. McKeone, formerly in charge of the signal corps telegraph office at Nome, must serve three years at the Meils Island Federal peniten- tiary as a result of his conviction by a Fort Lawton court-martial of embedding $2,693 of the office funds, according to a San Francisco journal. The article referring to the punishment meted out to Me Keone by the military authorities says:
 Lieutenant General Liggett de- clined recently to cut the sentence when the case was before him for review"
 McKeone's arrest was brought about last October when the senior signal officer at Fort Gibbon failed to receive McKeone's usual state ment of receipts for September. McKeone had telegraphed the of- ficer, Reports mailed," and when they did not arrive an investigation was begun that ended in the arrest of McKeone. He pleaded guilty and made every effort to straighten out the accounts.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
CITY OF ANGELS SCENE OF QUAKE;
 CH|MNEYS FALL

LOS ANGELES, July 26.-Resi- dents of this city were awakened at an early hour this morning by an- other severe earthquake, and sec ond but lighter shock was felt short ly before ten o'clock. The early morning shock was sufficiently se- were to knock chimneys over and scores of windows and much crock cry were shattered.
 The frequency of the disturb ances has caused much uneasiness throughout the city, many fearing that the shocks will increase in violence. Instead of getting used to the shaking, nervousness is on the increase and there is a general rush of people for the streets at the slightest movement of buildings.
 There was a general emptying of beds this morning when the first shock occurred, and for a time the streets were crowded with excited residents in very scanty attire. The scene had much the appearance of nightgown party.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
MUST DISARM.

VIENNA, July 26.-It is report ed in apparently reliable quarters that the first stipulation the Bol- sheviki will require of Poland will be the complete and immediate dis armament of Polish troops, so that the forthcoming negotiations may not be used for gaining time or for the assembling of endorsements.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26

Commissioner R. s. Mcdonald, who went to the coast to confer with Secretary Payne, as representa- tive of the Nenana Commercial club, returned to town on the excursion train this morning, having reached Fairbanks Saturday night. Mir. Nc Donald reached Seward too late to see the secretary, owing to the fail ure of the steamship Northwestern to arrive at Cordova on schedule time.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
UPTON WILL NOT
 ABANDON HOPE F
 SHAMROCK LOSES

SANDY HOOK, July 26. - Sir Thomas Lipton will not abandon his efforts to capture the Americas cup should his Shamrock W fail to defeat the American defender Reso- lute in the present contest. The veteran challenger is sure his yacht will win the final race of the series, but he says that defeat will not discourage him from further effort.
 In statement made today, Lip ton declared that he would immedi- ately issue a new challenge should his boat lose, and will build a new yacht to contest for the sup in 1922.
 Race Called Of.
 The final race of the series for the America's cup was called off today when it was apparent that neither yacht would be able to finish within the time limit, and it is probable that the winner will not be known until tomorrow, when another start will be made
 Resolute Ahead.
 The Shamrock was first over the line today, getting away nearly , minute ahead of the Resolute, with "a five-knot breeze blowing. At 1850 the Resolute passed the challenger, and at three o'clock was leading by three quarters of mile, neither yacht, however, being more than five miles from the starting line, with the breeze light and ftful.
 At five o'clock the Resolute had a lead of two miles, but had cov- cred only nine miles of the course, which was fifteen miles to windward and return. A dying wind made it impossible for the yachts to finish within the time limit and it was ac- cordingly decided to call the race off.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
WASHINGTON SILENT.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26.-- Participation by the United States in any conferece of representatives of Russia and the Allied govern ments, looking to a restoration of peace between Poland and Soviet Russia, is regarded here as impossi- ble, but in the absence of official information, most of the officials of the Government decline to dis cuss the matter.
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HANCMEN OF GERMANY
 DEMAND HIGHER WAGE

LONDON, July 23.-Oficial hang men of Germany have gone out on strike for higher pay, according to information received in this city. It is reported that the execution of a murderer at Meininger could not be carried out because of the re- fusal of hangmen to serve.
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WHEAT GOES DOWN;
 UNREST IS BLAMED

CHICAGO, July 26.-Disturbing financial and industrial developments of the past two or three days caused wheat to take a drop today on the local exchange, the day clos ing with quotations eight cents low CT than on Saturday.
 Corn also dropped, the closing price being 9%.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26
SASKATOON GIVES
 WELCOME 10 FOUR ARMY A|RP[ANES

SASKATOON, July 26.-Captain Street and the members of his Alas ka airplane party were given royal welcome upon their arrival in this city from North Dakota today. The machines left Portal, N. D., at ten o'clock this morning and arrived here at 12:50 without mishap.
 Captain Street announces that the total flying time from New York to this city is just fifteen hours.
 . Edmonton Tomorrow. :.
 It is the intention of Captain Street to hop for Edmonton at 9:30 tomorrow morning.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26

A male native was instantly killed and Charles Strum, a well-known miner of. the Council section, was severely though not seriously in- jured about the head and shoulders by a boiler explosion which occurred recently on a mining claim in the immediate vicinity of Council.
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SOVIET ACCEPTS.

LONDON, July 26. - Premier Lloyd George, in a statement made before parliament this morning, con- firmed the report that the Bo!sheviki have accepted the proposal for a peace conference in London between representatives of the soviet and powers engaged in hostile action against or supporting such action against Russia.
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ADRIANOPLE FALLS.

ATHENS, July 26.-The city of Adrianople was occupied by the Greeks early last evening, the vic torious troops capturing much ma terial and an undetermined number of prisoners. King Alexander en- tered the city today.
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A shipment of first class mail arrived in Nenana on the excursion train this morning, having been brought from Fairbanks by Post master R. S. Mcdonald. The mail arrived at Fairbanks on Saturday evening.
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IRISH BILL GOES.

LONDON, July 26.-In a discus sion of the Irish question today, Lloyd George denied that the Brit ish government is negotiating with representatives of the Sim Fein. The government has no idea of
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TURK TREATY.

PARIS, July 26.-The city of Sevres, ten miles southwest of Paris, noted for it's porcelain manufac- tory, has been designated as the place for the signing of the Turkish treaty.
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PREMIER ILL.

PARIS, July 26.-The health of Lloyd George is causing serious un- easiness, according to advices re- ceived in this city from London to- day. The premier's physicians are reported to have ordered immediate and absolute rest.
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RACE DECLARED OFF AS YACHTS DRIFT NV CALM ARMY PLANES REACH SASKATOON ON ALASKA FLIGHT
ALLIED PREMIERS WILL MEET
 TO CONSIDER SOVIET CONFAB

LONDON, July 26. Premiers Lloyd George and M. Millerand will meet at Boulogne tomorrow for the purpose of discussing the proposal |of Russian representatives that the Allied governments hI!d a confer ence with the soviet government of Russia.
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SAW THEM PASS.

BALGONIE, Sask., July 26.-The four Alaska planes passed over this city at :5O today, enroute from Portal to Saskatoon.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-07-26

William Mcdonald is a recent ar- rival in town, having arrived on Saturday from the Kestly camp.
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withdrawing the Irish home rule bill, he declared. The measure is to be pressed with all speed after the holiday recess.