davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

nikarz ruski, zyjacy W XII wieku, pi
SEE, re Slowianie, osiadlszy mad Wi
s}a, nazwali sic Lachami, do kt6-
rych naleza Polanie, Lutycy, Mazo-
wszanie 1 Panoramic. Poniewaz W
kraju Polan lezaiy stolice: Gniezno
1 Poznah, przeto take inne pokre-
wne plemiona slowiahskie przybra-
ly NAIVE Polan. Rusini I Rosyanie
nazywaja dotychczas Polak6w La
chami.
Wyrazy: ,,Lech, Lechowie, Lechia"
powsta1y prawdopodobnie cd ,,lecha'
co oznacza W r6znych jezykach sfo-
wiahskich HAWAI- pola, czyli zagon,
(zdrobia}y wyraz ,lis1ka' jest jeszcze
W niekt6rych okolicach uzywany).
Eaten tax Lechici, jak | Polanie
wzieli naive Cd pola, czyli, cd roll
Litwini zowi4 Polak6w ,yLenkas', q
Madziarzy ,,Lengyel'. Wyrazy tie ida
MEM Szafarzyka spokrewnione 50 z
nazwa ,,Lech". Dotychczas W ME-
kt6rych okolicach Morawy Slaska
austryackiego zwani SO Lachaml
mieszkahcy r6wnin. Zatem ,,Lach',
lub ,,Lech" macy lyle co uPola-
MIN.
Kraie mad Vista zwaly sic bardzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
lax DROzYZNA ZABIJA
STUDYA.

Cd chwili wybuchu wojny stata
SIC sytuacya naszych uczeln, zwla-
SEGA szko} wyzszych, gdzie sic
dokonywuje badah po4aczonych Z
wiekszymi kosztami, wprost ME-
znoSna. Stan ten doszedl dZs z
okropna znizka walutowa do alb
surdu. Dotacye zakiadow nauko--
wych pooostaly 20 wiekszej cze-
sci ma stopie przedwojennej, "a
to ceny doszly do potwornych
sum.
Jak mega pracowac zak'ady
chemiczne, jezeli wyroby szklan-
ne podrolaly 200krotnie, a cheini-
kalia 0 wiele wiecej. Kilogram ko.
kainy kosztowal pred wojna pa
reset koron, obecnie kosztuje
48 900 horon, kilo morfiny $4,000
bor., kiEo jodu $500 kor. Tymcza'
sem dotacye laboratoryow chemi-
,cznych nowych uniwersytetow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

Rad niemiecki w Kijowie, ale ME
Niemcy, jest odpowiedzialny.
Take ukraihska republrka wy
dawa1a nova monete - ktora ma
zywano ,,hriwny''. Tych ,jAarbo--
wahcow" i nhriwien" jest razem
W obiegu W Polsce cos okoio 200,-
OOO, 1000.
Co Polska z ta wszystka none
ia uccyui? - mo1naby sic zapy-
tao.
Genewsh pisarz powiada nam,
re finansowe wladze w Warsza--
vie Przygotowuja zaciagniecie
Ipozyc1ki W Paryzu, kt6ra bedzie
~zfozona W paryskich bankach i
bedzie podstawa do wydania no
wei monety zwanej .z5otym' i
bedzie miaia wartosc francuskie-
go franka i bedzie jedyna prawna
'moneta w Polsce, ktora spodziewa
sic dokonac wymiany istniejacej
monety ma nzlote" i talk dojSc do
jednego tylko rodzaju monety,
ktoryby wykonywas Praoe zamien
na zamiast jedenascie jej rodzai.
Jedyna tylko tnudnoScia W EN-
Jest, powiada nasza powaga, re
narodowe potrzeby Polski sa tax
wielkie, ze bedzie wiel&a pokusa
wydawania francuskich frankow,
ktore sic Pozyczy ma rodzienfe "a
kupow "a granica. w tym wypad
ku ,,zhoty" bedzie tylko nnowym
rodzajem bezwartoSciowej none
ty" i .cala refoma gotowki" mo-
re STAG sic niczem innem jak tylko
dodaniem 1890 rodzaju monety
do wszystkich poprzednich rodzai.
o wszystkich zagranicznych
dlugach Po1sh czytamy w MEDIA
wnem wydaniu ,~,Ekonomisty." Ia
fondynska fTnansowa Powaga
przypomiua Mann, re finansowe
poHozenie Polski omawiano po-
kr6tce w warszawskim sejmie W
nastepujacy spos0b: ,,Zagranicz--
ny dug Polski wzr6sl w rzeczywi-
stoSci do 5,72Sy 100000 INK. (obli-
czajqc go W obecnej 0 niskim kur-
size monecie). Ma dug ten skfada-
ia sic 500! 600 frntow szterling6w
~diuznych Anglii, 100000 fran
k6w dbuznych Francyi 18,OOO,-
900 dolarow dIuznych Ameryce,
6,500,0OO throw, dfI1nych W&o-
cim i d&oobo 100000 forenow
dluznych Holandyl
w koncu ,,Ekonomista" podajc
kilka STOW wyjaSnienia, re Polska
ME jest W talk zlem poaozeniu, jak-
by to sobie MONA wyobrazic z
jej bardzo zawikAanych finansow!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
RoznOrakosc Mo-
nety Polsce ijej
narOdOwe dlugi.

So przedewSzystkiem Praw-
drive polskie mark, zwane Po-
spolicie ,;KoSciuszkami". Jest to
iedyna gotowka wydana Przez O.
becny polsk rad W iloSci bisko
500, OOO,0O rozumie sic, ME ma
zdys6ontowanie handlowych "a
churk0w, wystawionych ma zagra
niczne kraje, lecz ma zdyskonto--
wanie rachunkow skarbu rzadowe
80.
Lecz ME jest to jedyny rotzaJ
polSkej monety. w czasie dwule-
tniej niemieciej ~okupacyi kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
Nazwa PolSk1.

Ziemie dawnej Polski byly W sta
rozytnych czasach zamieszkiwane
przez Slowian, kt6rzy sic dzielili ma
liczne plemiona. Jednem 2 takich pie
mion byli Polanie: mieszkali oni ma
lewym I prawym brzegu Warty, do
tykajac Noteci, Odry I Wisly. Pr
sarz grecki Ptolemeusz. zyjacy W
drugim wieku po Chrystusie, wspo-
nina Polan pod nazwa ,,Bulanes'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
orcyum polskich bankierow

SORGHUM polskich bankierow W
Warszawie wydaAo tysiac Milo
now polskich marek pokuytych
przez niemieckie rekwizycyjne
bondy. TIE polskie mark zwane
,,rekwizcyjna moneta" ~zostaiy
.pokryte przez przyszse niemier--
kie wojeme odszbodowanie, ktore
swa wysokoscia stoi tuz po Cd
szkodowaniu naleznem Francyi i
Belgn. w tymze samym czasie
Niemcy jake poszczegolni zoinie-
RE i kupcy zakupywali o lie mo-
znoSci ~najwiecej towarow W Pol
see i ma Litwie i wydali w Polsce
ME mniej niz SOOyOOO,OOO marek,
do ktorych trzeba najmniej dodac
1,20O,000;OOO marek, bedacych W
obiegu w pruskiej Polsce, a ktora
to suma Powiekszy sic dalej o
/ yOOO,O 900, 900 marek, jezeli plebis-
cyt ma G6rnym Slasku wypadnie
ma korzySc Polski.
"a tie milimalnie diva a maksy.
malnie try miliardy marek bezpo
Srednio jest odpowiedzialny ME
mieck bank patistwowy co do re-
szty ich obiegu. Jeszcze jest tn
czwarty rodzaj mark. wydany
przez niemieckiego homendanta
Ober-Ost'a w Whine - zwanej
litewska marka, kt6ra wydawali
miejscowi barkiery, ably pokryc
niemieckie rekwizycyjne rachun-
XII. Ia litewska moneta ma jedy-
ME pokrycie w niemieokim wo--
iennem odszkodowaniu. To So
cztery rodzaje marek bedacych w
obiegu W nies0czeSliwej Polsce.
w Galicyi i W pohudniowej cze-
sc rosyjskiej PoNski jest znowu w
obiecu 6.OOO,OOO,OOO austryadkp-
wegierskich hron, "a ktore au-
stryacko = wegiersh bauk~wem
try czwartem procentowem po-
kryciem Zsota Jest odPowicdzialny
w pierwszym rzedzie, TAX dalece,
o lie 10 jeszcze niestemplowane
ausryacko = niemiecEde korony So
wlasnoScia mieszkancow Galicyi,
polskie panstwo, stosownie do u
Aadu W Saint = German Jest Cd
powiedzialnem "a ME. 0 tyle zaS,
lie je wydaiy austryacko-wegier-
skie wojssa W rosyjskej Polsce,
to stosownie do ukadu Jest "a ME
odpowiedzialny wiedehSki rad
niemieociej Austryi.
Poniewaz zaS W GaTicyi ME by
10 zadnego stemPlowania i Ponte-
waz ME istnieje zadna granTca
chowa miedzy Galicya a rosyjska
Polska, Mkt ME bedzie W MONO
sci stwierdzic, lie z 6!0O,00,OOO
stanowi obd1uzenfe polske
90 panstwa a lie niemieckej Au-
stryi.
Pr6cz tego obiegaja w Polsce
rodzaje rubli, mianowicie
stare carskie ruble, dochodzace
do sunny wekszej niz jeden mi
powtore tax zwane Keren-
sky'ego ruble, ktorych w obiegu
lest oko4o 1900, 600 900; po tree
Gle niemieckie ruble, wydane
przez ntemiecki bank ma zakupno
rekwizycyi pod odpowiedzialno--
$cia niemieckIch wiadz wojsko-
wych ma Wo4yniu i 20 czwarte
rodzaj rubla, ktory wcale niema
zadnej ~wartoSci, Atory rozszerzy
Ii bols1wicy W czasie swej krot-
kiej o&upacyi mihsdego okregu.
Kiedy wschodnia Galicya i pc
VINE czeSci Polski pr7ez pewien
czas przyraieza4y do ukrainskiego
panistwa - hoffman tego panstwa
kaa1 bic tax zwane karbowaice.
lest to rodzaj monety, "a ktora
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isaiefs Aath iraal
>ott,t 90 i~ttsNt1 or go p'''i 80
sNitN~i> 90 tut nnNhn ~
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- man. olsLAifoN,, hN"wN -
scnon. n,.fnnr "a go, ion
fnt iNN,iN" it~s ~ iiAh iN".
no 1tNi aash. le'i
g. ths sisefef. ~ ~sid taa sNa sse"~'
pi.ssiss aud - Al nhoe u Ma
sea.sssi
isnif usile, S atntf aif.n fhsi ih'
fla.la . ianail.a r fls ,iif II Uafbft.
,osnif othhsas aas prpsrrd the iei
ftains haasei ~ ssinaaie Z! iha anHan'
It Mea taas vl o. feqHlrei 60 o. fti.si
HY wstt'an TT fNf sapppfi ani walrifr
nar IS lbs s hss.Is ~ said Ffil'a'l iiisin'f
~ el aousru'lss eN sHla heafi a i'dp'a
Ha "a iht ,lig = gHthfle. ier ihs 'H
sN'aH Ntsai fe.t i*ainhine inif ~. lP.N
Nd eAalne 1nas eah ipsi
fNtGnAlhp AEhpN
uansrl iuha
ter saH. ahd compensation -
aarA. asl esmrsssa'lpn q
IHffiNfN HifFHt aHH ifAi HffH "ttsf'r
~ affft eaaplif b.ant heols
tiaf.anert sHd painiina r"ei
rns I..ai sapliHe NHef
faf Hfbf fass sa8 safsf tssiisi
Ier ntaiufaaanfs a bDlieiHts
ana sfaHHts $685.. .tttts n.fnei
Faf sanafY afhef pen.fr f1~iDi
faf ahfsfs sHi eteai ppprsiHs. ii""'
tnnolH astsWHff fa o. tHifca
te lsaf ~ lH4 faa st.4ss nl n
Frf rarhaee - adduleaai
grpNnds Al faHAaI esheni .. tNt-i
Total esiimaifa reFds fiqi.gf an
ESTIMATED iNspsir rHon riir iot.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR RENT. hnnat ,pnf rooms
upsiairF n nodsfu agme r'os, ih.
foiepheae No tes.
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For support Of recreation
Places and Fairgrounds IL
u ! mil on ali OF the tax
able property Of the School
District. amount needed. ..f .e5s A.
pueiie Boilse = further sis~n fhs' she
lev ~ . Bills hs-s5 On the aressss-l
saiBsflsa = ssld sehosi District fof the
cafftof fI=eal year is not sqfflflsnf -
create fsff necessary for tbe support n
fha eessnioa eekoela ia said district. A.
aessrmlnsd ii fbs budget a. iefslnabowf
- fnfih. and thas the Board % Elucafion
- said school Dissriff La drfsffnIrsa
that fhe snsepaf - excess lew sboye the
: mills tsaf ~liI - required 70 fAise tfs
smo4ns neeessafy for the support n sald
common scbools FOR the enssing nsesl
yfsr i 10 nils. metinE Il u~ssssafy o.
haze 3 tstAi lefg q - mills for the en-
sniaf fies9l f@zs. ana that this estlla4fr
- .dsei y be.ng pshlisbed pgelimlnafg
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

WANTED A la 90 seven rpDm
modsrn house nliA eame nn Faa
slde phnna lNs
TO RIAL ESTATE Nh> Ns pun.
eTty al 1923 ~ Warner IS off tac
market MH louise Askfv
Statesmen
WANTED SALESMAN 70 sell line
90 leather goods from mAuuiasiuref io
Drug leaeiig. Department Stores ana
Other Trade IN lhe stairs q kansas.
and Oklahoma Give aee experience
and references n CLAUSE 90. Upton
iadiana
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SAtF- Sat sth. Snda touulair.
shaw uss,s seats ieuei9 psol iah
ies cir g. iea W lhuson, , y
A.l-n
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RODGERS TRACTS Ace one BALI a
nine east Of Pine street zen acres
in q tpact Eifh, n ihem ior sale
l'fiscs aua terms flent q sals noW
hy The cstfney Company 81, i.2
! EnM Okla Afe
I DAIRY NOTICE. Ne anse just lisi
~ teo Al naay iFupoef ar
lAs Catfncy ccmpan fhone ssi
lsi7 Model Ford So excellent con.
a.iiaa ior sale 4 .afsa.a lor cash
isns W Warner
s., acres 81 cAoite iaud shif m
pr0sei Tor sale Cheap at $500 No
phone J. X g. Uanef Coo d
searcs. Y N BOX ~
FOR SALE Work horse anf uiabrf
pason sis. 81
FOR sAI.E--A five room hangai0. n
fine condition. modern. close ~ 3 ipis
Part cash. balance IN payments i'n-
der Okia State Bank Division IS
" D Packer.
FOR sALb bus tested sardsn end
ne'd seeds IN bulk la, eraiu and
feed Guthrie sesi noafe 1eie-
phone 1901 90 Easi Hsrnson
FOR SALE one small house on lot
SO ~ fee' ~ 10 feet. plenty ~
room FOR large houses three blocks
% posiofflce. close 70 al railroads
five blocks o. the Mineral Wells. an
public Improvements pali For ia-
formation write Mrs Neiile Bloareii
SOC East sih. Oklahoma cliY
FOR SALE Gas esok stove good Tor
temporary use kas " %afnm
rCBiic SAIL SATURDAY al s35--
complete SGT o. faniiure Tor 3
rooms. 2i7 5 Division An Mack
owner
GOOD HorsE and four iots for
sale sos W Mansur David Bullis
70 SALB--slngle Comb Rode island
Rede-ihe dark kind--flae stock -
Per setting Of Is eges. 81 30 Narthn
" Kcif0. IS Park Place Phone eGs
FOR sALE-A dandy good Ford
Roadster az sos = sprsurer T.ls.
phone sf2
eoR sEN7
FOR RENT OR sAi.E-s acre tfac,
near city r Blackmnn.
FOR REST--A five room house new
~ paperel; garage: garden spot
Clsiern. phono as2
ron RENT room furnished modern
house Call 81 s2i = Springer
FOR RENT -Llghi hoasesoaplnx
rooms 20 parties without children.
Phone 1875. az Z Harrison. ..-...
FOR REST-good snail general
purpose farm nesr Guthrie A
good iee acre pasture nesr Orlando
and also a good ise acre pasture near
Guthrie. The Gssfnsy Company.
FOR REST-so acres one nile from
ctr. - acres ploxed. u acres in
rye-iafge garden planted Good
improvements. Immediate possess
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NOTICE. 10 RsAL esrarE urn

wzSTED-Combi1ation kcoxkeeveT
sni stenoE-aphsr. sor Soi1enviile
c0ncera slooo1 AZ beginning with
splendid Opportunity f0r advance
meat Apply a. GltAr.e Business col
lefe
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WANTED FzLsE TEETH-we psy
hfeh e ts o for fun scts. Nal.
uoat natter II broken. Western
xe.zi Compsny. BiconinT-oa. III
13I4
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RODGERS TRACTS Are one hsii
n,lle east OF plne street TEN acret
ln tEaot Eight r them iof saie
rfitrs aud terms Hleni - sale noW
hy The Gatfney Company 30 it2
Enl Okla Afs
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-21
GIVE FIRST AID TO
 MEN 15O FEET IN AIR

SHEFFIELD. Eng, April 21- For applying artificial respiration to an unconscious stceplejack at the top of 15O foot chimney, three mon have awarded the Edward Medal for brav- cry.
 The steerleia"k and boy assist ant we've rair'ing the patchwork at the top of the chimney Fhen the man was overcome by Gqs fumes. WheIp- ton Nav'or and Ball, recipients of the medol. who were not steopleiacks, as sondod 9 ladder climbed over the pro iecting chimrcv crown and ann'iod ar tificia' respiration to the rnconFcious man for twenty minutes. Then they lowered him to the ground in canvas ambulance sling. which had been pass cd up by means of Q rope.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-21
Marriage Day
 Is PrOC| aimed

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 21-- The Sultan, Mohammed VI, has issu- ed an imperial decree proclaiming May 1 as marriage day" throughout Turkey in an effort to promote the weddings and to arrest the decline in the birthrate. This action was taken cn the request of Hazim Bey, Minist- or of Interior who ascribes the de- creased number of births in Turkey to the frivolity of young women.
 In the Sultan's decree all engaged persons who have been unable to mar " earlier are urged to do so on May l. As an inducement no charges arc to hc made for marriages performed on that day, guests at weddings are to make no gifts, the first children of those who wed on May are to re- ceive the names of the children of the Sultan and to receive the gift of a bracelet from the governor of the province in which the child is bon.
 The Sultan's son is named d'Erto- ghroul and his daughters are Roukie and d'Ulvie.
 The edict is especially directed to the province of Broussa, in Anato'ia, which attracted much unfavorable aanment in the Mohammed"n rr"ss bocpu>e of it's greatly reduced birth lo.a and the tendency of its ro"u'a- tion to violate the Mos'em prohibition of the use of intoxicating beverages. Government officials allege that peo- nle of Arato'ian villages. men and wo- mon alike, indulge what they call "brning nights" of music and feast ing.
 Indu'rence in modern dancing has orousad the protest of member of tho Chamber of Deputies from Ana to'ia who has introduced bill autho"- ;z;ng officials to prevent women from "ra,ticin"tine in the antics and capers of the ball room."
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MANY GOING DOWN HI:
 YUKON

SEATTLE, April 2l- The Offic- ials of the White Pass & Yukon eX- pect the Yukon to break on May 18th nd the firsG boat down the river from White horse will carry 15O can nerymen for the Carlisles Packing Company and large number of tray cling men. The tourist travel for the coming year promises to beat all re- cords as applications have now been received for three times the handling capac'ty of the usual Midnight Sun excursions to Fort Yukon The first excursion will leave Seattle on June 18th.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-21
CUTTA PERCHA
 GIRL is GOOD

"The Gutta 'cIcha Girl" as pre- sented at the Arctic Brotherhood Hall last u,ght by the Anchorage Iheatrc- al Cub, was most merltorius pertor- mimee and thg. club members can rest assured that as often as they increase their repertoire, Seward will be inter ested audiences. There was large att tendance last night and none in the an dience went to criticise, but went to enjoy theatrical production, and all felt that they secured their Sl worth "The Gutta Percha Girl' was a spIen- did, vivacious character as interpret ed by Mrs. w. k. Manning and her as sociates, whether in small or large parts, made good. Every character was in good hands and when 1t comes to attempting to single out special mention well it is hand. Perhaps, Mrs. A. G. Thompson, as Ms. G.lnbrand, the proverbial mother-m-law, does de- serve special mention, for off the real stage, few women like to cover up their personal charms, and play a character like that demanded m the "The Gutta Percha Girl" But Mrs. Thompson did play her character part most acceptably and this character stands out prominently in reviewing the play. Miss Una KOrth made a darling little wife; Mrs. Jack RobartS was a clever ingenue in the part ot Daisy Maitland and Miss Teddy Turn CT, as Barbara, the maid, got every thing out of her lines and business that was in it,
 w. A. English, had what is called in theatrical parlence, the fiat" part, that is the most to say, being on the stage nearly all of the time, and de- cidedly busy ninety per cent of that time. As Mr. HummingtOn, the prince of liars. Mr. English was very good, Lieut. C. GlitherS, as Ralph Omerod, has a good stage appearance, good voice and was keen to the many com edy situations arising. Arthur March played the flop character of Joshua Gilibrand with decided ease. C. Gib- bons, as the butler had more than us- ually falls to the average butler and assisted in his comedy bit to the ex- tent of part.
 The stage setting was well ar ranged and dressy. The audience ap- preciated the entire performance and demanded double curtain calls at the end of each of the three acts, which showed that the Anchorage thespianS put up the real comedy article.
 Mrs. Manning during the second
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MAKE BA1'UM FREE PORT

SAN RENO, April 21- The Su- premc Council has decided to make Batum free port for the Republics of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. The financial articles of the Turkish treaty have also been approved. The British draft of the reply to President Wilson has been completed. The note from the League of Nations pointed out that the League has no funds, staff nor military forces to carry out the mandate over Armenia.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-21
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Orlander at Z o'clock.
 Fred Know'ton who came over from Anchorage to attend the thea trical performance last night, return od on today's train.
 Roland Nrrro went b"ck to his sta ton at Milo 52 on tho mornings tra'n.
 The Aachorage Theat"irH' C'rb m o,>,h~rs all oot nwov on the Gateway City ,im;tod th;s r'ornirg for home
 w. l.. Lodge is registered at the Hotel Snxton. Mr. Lodge is going west with h"ntinc rarty.
 c w. Rnutcche'u came in vester- dav from ont the line and returned to Nile 12 today.
 Cant Carlson has resigned his po- Sition with the comm'ss'on and VIII leave for tho states on the next trip of tha Alaska.
 Stnomnr A'aSko is scheduled to sail north from Seattle tomorrow.
 TLo ,ot;nrt- who tool, Oi of win tnr~~oor pro TOW o"t of danger and n'l COW "rnvn~ aoa;n."
 Tho stcare~ No'thwnstnrn hos 1hC ttns nf f,.o;~ht for Seward and also seven days mail.
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AN'IIS Ar r
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WASHINGTON, April 21- A re- Y son O. the October dec. ees sustain ng ,he validity of the various state constitutional refclundm amend meats and d'smissing the injunction proceedings to prevent the prohibition and suffrage amendments from being referred to the voters, is asked in a brief filed to lay by the counsel of the Anti-Saloon league.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTS

NEW YORK. Anr;l 21- Frank B. Novos was ro-e'ccted P~osident of the Assoc;atad Press at tho executive men.irg todov. All mnmbo~s of tho cx- ccrtivno cor,mittee wnrn olSo re-elect- cd. C C B,othen. Of Seattle, was o,eotod choirran of the Western Div iSion Advisory Board.
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WANT CZECH TROOPS
 TO DISARM AT ONCE

KAREN April 21- The Japanese demand the disarment of all Czech troops as the result of recent claeh in which the Czcchs. aided by the Chinese. attempted to liberate Russ ian prisoners held by the Japanese.
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IS
 No MURDERER

a Deputy Sheriff and this was his fnst conversation with any one since he attempted to commit suicide after being arrested twelve days ago for murder of one of his alleged wives. Huiyt promises to explain everything regarding his many reported mar riageS.
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act. rendered "You'd he Surprised" a late topical song. Dr. Kirkham, who came to Seward with the theatrical stars, to attend to their health. if aid was needed. was the accompanist.
 After the show. the floor was
 "'cd for dancing a"A actors and actresses became better ac- quainted,
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ands are homeless. The path of the tornado was from Bay Springs, Jas per County, Mississ ppi, northeast across the state and through the eX- trcmc northeastern counties of Ala bama into Tennessee.
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COPENHAGEN, Ap.il 21- Bol~ sheviki Commissioner Litvinoff says that France and Belgium have sign cd ar agreement binding themselves
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J. w. Pritchett, proprietor of the Wrangall Sentinel, has accumulated enough money to buy house. As far as we know, this is the first man in the newspaper business in Alas ka to make enough money to buy a house and pay for it.
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WASHINGTON, Ambassador John son, to Italy has been instructed to go to San Remo as an official observor but not to participate in the discus Sions or deliberations.
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Tho United States government will bu'ld four apartment concrete brilding in Juneau for the r"dio em- ,,,ov~s. 4 concrete buildirp is also be;no constructed at Ketchikan for the radio station there.
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JOHNSON HAS LEAD OVER
 MOODS

OMAHA, April 21- Returns from 336 out of 1S49 precincts give Hiram Johnson 12,OOO; Wood S7OO and Per shng $500. Senator HitchCocks dele ;a.2s led Bryan's b. oyc. POGO. Bry- an is himsef 1000 behind the lowest Hitchcock man.
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BIRMINGHAM, April 2l- The deaths now number 155 and the dam age is estimated to be in the millions as the result of the tornado in Miss issippi, Alabama and Tennessee. Hun drcds have been injured and thou$-