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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
TO CLOSE NAVE AIR
 STATION AT CAFE MAY

Cape May. N. J.. July 2s.-rhe United ,. 51aees navy ar station here. one of the Isest on the Atlantic coast, has been ordered closed after August l. by secre. tary of the Navy Denby.
 Lieut.. Edward Wilder, commandant of the station, today received telezranhie orders from Mir. Denby to stop all opera. tons except construction already approv- ed by the department and to expenl money previously allotted. as far as prac. tcable' in closing the establishment.
 This move, officers declared, is in lsrt with the general efforts of the navy de- partment to keep inside reduced appro- priations.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
lA!AN DECIDES ID CONFER
 ON FAR EASTERN PROB. .EM
Understood Such Decision Has Been Reached by the Jap snese Cabinet Washington to be Notified in the Near Futue-Ful Japanese Participation in the Disarmament Conference Also Has Been Assured

Tokio. July 2s (By the A. P.).-The Japanese cabinet has decided to accept participation in the proposed conference on Far Eastern problems. The Associat- cd Press was informed today.
 It IS understood he Japanese answer will be forwarded to Washington in the near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
HARTFORD MAN FOUND
 DEAD IN MONTREAL HOTEL

Montreal. July 2s.-Chauncey N. Gould of Hartford, Conn, was found dead in room in the Grand Central hotel today. Three packages of drugs. which may have been responsible for his death, were found in his room. An autopsy VII be performed tomorrow. Gould engaged the room four days ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
CALLED PARAGRAPHS
Red Guard In Vienna

Vienna. July 26.-The existence of a
 thoroughly organized Red Guard, pat termed after that of the Russian bolshe- wiki has been disclosed by an investi- gation according to advices received here from Laibach. The Red Guard is head ed by communist leaders of the diet nam ed Kovacevic, Noises and Vic.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

Karl Trimborn held the position of president of the Rhinelapd to which he was appointed by the Berlin government in 1919. In the midst of Germany's political crisis in 1920, he accepted the task of forming a nef cabinet but failed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
penial of Report About Japan.

Tokio, July 2s.-The Asahi today publishes a denial of the report that Ja- pan had informed Great Britain that Japan objected to discussion of the far eastern problem or objected to Wash ington as the seat of the conference.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
TROOPS READY FOR RIOT
 DUTY AT BELLOWS FALLS

Bellows, Falls, Vt, July 2s.-state troops have been mobilized for riot duty here in case the situation growing out of the strike of employees of the Industrial Paper Company should become critical, Governor HaFtness said in a telephone message from his home in Springfield today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
ARMY WILL BE REDUCED
 BY JULY s1 TO 15e.ooo MEN

Washington. July 2s.-Applicztions for discharge of enlisted men will reduce the army by July 51 to one hundred and if ey thousand men, the reduction which under congressional appointments must be reached by October. Secretary Weeks said today. adding that the applicati9nf | on file were sufficient to reduce the total strength of the army 10 the figure de- cided upon by congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
OBITUARY. Michael nreicer.

New York, July 2S-Michael Dreicer, one of the foremost jewellers of this country died today at his summer home, Deepdale, the former estate of William K. Vanderbilt, IT,, at Great Neck, Long Island. He was 54 years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
TWO DEATHS AND EIGHT
 REGISTRATIONS IN BOSTON

Boston, July 26.-Although the n.gh peak of S3 was two degrees lower than yesterday, two deaths and eight heat prostrations were reported today and a number of horses dropped on the str eets.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
SEC'Y WEEKS ANNOUNCES
 ABANDONMENT OF CAMPS

Devens Leads List of Seven Camps MentonedAI Troopa Are be Removed and the Greater Part of the Bdngs Salvaged-Land and Certain Permanent Improvements Are to be Retained For Use Citizens Military Training lv 31
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
Karl rrimborn Dead

Berlin, July 2s-Karl Trimborn, the German centrist leader died at Bonn Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

Colonel Robert c. CIOwry, sS, of Tar rytown, N. Y, former president of the Western Union Telegraph company, proudly toasted that he could send Morse code messages as clearly as he could when he used to send telegranei for Abraham Lincoln at Springfield, III. be- fore the Civil war.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

The Russian soviet government has served notice on four New York and two Washington banks that it is the owner of more than $17s,ooo,oo0 deposited in these institutions by Boris Bakhmeteff, who was appointed Russian ambassador to the United States before the soviets acquired control.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

Campaign is being carried on by Ar gentina wool growers to sell surplus clip
 and stocks to Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

William Hahn, former Hartford po- nceman who fatally wounded his mother, Mrs. Charles Schlosser, with. meat cleaver in Collinsville July $, was bound over to the September term of the crimi- nal superior court on charge of first de- gree murder.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

At the annual meeting of the Meriden Savings bank, John G. Nagel, for thirty years with the bank in various capaci- ties. was elected treasurer to succeed W. H. Catlin, who for over thirty years has served as treasurer and who recently rendered his resignation on account of failing health.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27

s. J. Lowell, master of the National Grange. announced that he had written to William Bouck, master of the Wasi- ington State Grange, suspending him from office forthwith, for alleged radical utterances at the June meeting of the Washington Grange.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
CAMPAIGN FOR BIGGER
AND BETTER POTATOES

Bigger and better potatoes, and more
of 'em in hill, is the object Of cam
paign now being directed from Univer-
sity Farm. According to recent col
lection of statistics, Minnesota ranks
second among the states in the total
production of potatoes and yield to the
acre. New York is first in bulk pro-
duction and Maine leads in acre yield,
raising an average Of 100 bushels to
the acre against MinnesOta's 81.
Since March 16, r. G. Rose, who has
made a study of plant diseases and is
connected with the extension division
at University Farm, has held about Sc
potato meetings in IS counties, all of
which are north of the twin cities, for
the purpose of stimulating interest in
potato growing, particularly in the
growing of seed plots. The work has
now been organized, he says, to point
equalling if not SURPRISING the record
made in 1919. Hundreds of farmers
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

j. E. Norstock and Mrs. Marie Bake
left for Crosby, n. D., last Friday
morning where Mrs. Bake intended to
visit for some time. Mrs. Norstock had
been visiting with Mrs. Bake in War
rem.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

s5 DR.. o. n. Meland left Saturday morn
ing for Detroit, Mimi, where expected
to attend a two day session Of the Nor
them Minnesota Medical association on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Of this week.
Before going to Detroit he visited in
Fergus Falls for several days. Ingolf
ndeland ccompanied him as far as
Pelican Rapids. DR.. Meland expected
to arrive back in Warren Thursday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

are planting seed plots, knowing that
they can fight potato diseases more
efficiently by that method and improve
the strain Of their tubers for founda-
ton planting stock. Much work is also
being done, says Mr.. Rose, in standard
izing varieties, and in otherwise pre-
pairing for marketing to the best adj
vantage. h
Mr.. Rose says the potato acreage in
Minnesota will equal If not exceed the
acreage last year. The fact that seed
is cheaper and that there is more labor
available than was the case last year,
makes for a large planting the present
season. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received at the
Town Clerks Office Of the Town Of
Higdem Polk County, finn. 1A.s 81.
Anderson, Oslo, inn, r. D. J.
Sglp to o'clock p. M, j une 7th, 1921,
Tor the rebuil ding Of Bridge
across judicial Ditch No. Id said
Township, q 52-foot span comb ton
bridge Material furnished By the
Township. Providing satisfactory bids
are received, the contract will Be let
same. day BY the Board ofs Supervisors.
ANDERSON,
Clerk
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

81
Bakkes aim TO please.
Bakke's denver anything, anytime,
anywhere.
Watch for the specials IN E. I. Tori
nelIs window.
For Sunday dinner pint or quart
OF ice cream -BRakkes deliver.
Cabbage and tomato plants for sale
at zoe and sOc per dozen. Phone 265-
il. Ss.ss=5ss
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us a trial r rmers Mill and .Ele-
vator Co.
70. 211a size canned Peaches and
Royal Ann cherries, 2255c per ca H.
East Side Grocery
Get in the habit Of dropping in.
You'll enjoy our store, our service and
Eaccomod ation. Bakke's.
Send or bring your Kodak finishing
to JOhnsOn's Studio, Warren, Mimi, for
best work and prompt service tt.
Gifts for every occasion. New Irid
Glass, new cut glass, silver novelties
chests Of silverware and prices lowest.
at Hooper's Gift Shop.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson, r.. N, county
nurse, was called to her home at Litch-
field last Friday by the death Of her
father at that place.
Mike German, who has been playing
ball with the local ball club, left for
Pembina Monday morning, where he
will play series of games with the
team Of that place.
John Bordewick left last evening to
serve on witnesses who are wanted to
appear in district court in connection
with a case to be tried Friday Of this
week. ..5z
Gifts that last. Our stock is new and
up-t o-date prices lowest. Call and see
our new watches, diamonds, silverware,
cut glass and ivory toilet articles and
novelties. Hooper's Gift Shop.
Crookston College will run special
summer term beginning Monday, June
6. Both beginning and advanced
classes in bookkeeping and shorthand
for teachers and high school students,
Write J. G. Satire. s.s
J. e. Norstock and Mrs. Marie Bake
left for Crosby, n. D., last Friday
morning where Mrs. Bake intended to
visit for some time. Mrs. Norstock had
been visiting with Mrs. Bake in War.
rem.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

WILL TRADE A WE'LL IMPROVED.
farm in splendid farming community
in Marshall county for good residence
property in Warren. For further par
ticulars apply at Sheaf Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25


meets sunday evening .E Sr.e ll MOI.
COME.
CT ! 1u,,;ta &, +. -, S, ~,
Kitchen ahia oniv en- * NOV a. q 81
Tornelrs - -, Is a, s q
feed IN Fridavs only g Farm Mill
Elevator Co S..5 -
sss
The Warren Jazz Orchestra assures
you splendid time at the dance to be
Gust Johnson, Of Drayton, N. d., has
been IN Warren the early part OF this
week on the grand jury.
- =. ], - Is 49, s,
$5V.OO, same SIZE IN Maple, $21:5O, az
warren Machine 4 Iron works 20.
81 ! = =, ,-,.o.. .,:.,,ao,,
800 f.e,,, n 80 = 70 cta.sl,a n p 10, !.
ho,a..s s eg. - ~, ;pnan m,,os
49,, q
par ~ sro,,ors lot ntn,,do 5 . ,,,
;nar fnr MoorhooI whora 10 avncct : 10 ~
atfond so,ara1 h,,s;rass. r,oot;,gs Ia,
fnro ,.a+,,rnine, mo 70 Warran TO-DAY
e e ]. - ~ s. $500
Plant your garden with a Planet Jr..
satug4 ss ,;, 10 anu n,ae s.ra - rn,, :,
s s. Sold Nv TnnIoron Wittan.
sta,, = ~ -1>'- 3 2 80 y $500 -
go - = : = IF
George Bowen and Christ Thorpe re-
Turned Monday night. from 4 several
DAVIS, fishing trim tn White Earth lake
ICY i ~ e. ee'iol'el1s eoou usn
.ns a. .nae pioee'
Evanpelists Seapren and Reckman
will condnct services II tho Room
School House Monday and TUESDAY,
evenings Nav both and 31st atSn M
Everybody inyited
Gifts for the young man. Watches.
Cuff Links, Eyer-Sharp Pencils, Belt
Buckles. Tie Pin, Watch chain with gold
knife. Military Brushes. Auto-Strope
Razor Sets, All new and prices are the
lowest Gift Shop.
.
G. Holmquist, superintendent Of the
Warren schools, left last Wednesday
tended Conference meetings of. the
Swedish Lutheran church held at that
place the latter part Of the week.
ss$,
Gifts Tor the Sweet Glrl 4. Graduate,
La Iausca Pearls, fancy Beads,s Feggy
Braceletts. klngs, Bar rms, Ivory
Toilet Articles, Shea1fer Foun 1t Iens
Cold Pencils. All at lowest prices
CAL at Hooper s Tilt .>hop Re ana s see
them. > 81. .. ..=
cor1 v;oland 8 ! stin,btiold 1,,,7
and Nh Hana,and ), ra At, a.,
M,;,1ar nra,;nn fro,n - . fsh;,a +r;,, -
rai IN me- 'nft 81 thn -; !, n,,o :
a,, 80 - WOOL. ond mon =, thair =, rat,,rn
ra, ,tod GOOD 1,,cE. - i
h epun ~ e5 ,;orad le ahi,n f;shino no. i''u
! Deeii e't'o ''.' g wy ii,'i'ii
According Is word received sfrop, Al.
derson and Anderson former !. nro.
j n,.iators IF t},a st,.and t1,aa tore +hoI,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children BY using milk from Tu.
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

Scratch pads for sale at the Sheaf
flee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

DR. EDWARD j. BREN, Dentist,
First National Bank Building, War.
rem, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

W. E. LINDQUIsT, b. v. NJ, veter-
marian. Office, Styrlund Building,
Viking, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

1OldSSCSs
DIR. II. M. BLEGEN, Physician and
Surgeon. Office State Bank Build
E ing, Warren, MINI:
CARL4WALLGREN, Graduate Swedish
Medical Gymnast and Masseur. The
Massage and Treatment Institute.
Warren, Mimi.
G.. n. MORKASsEL, Real Estate and
Farm Loans. Office, State Bank
Building, Warren, MINI.
F. g. BAKKE, D.. D. s., skandinavisk
Tandlaege. Office in the Taralseth
Building, Warren, Mimi.
Q. 7. sTRANK, NJ. D. c., graduate Of
Chicago Veterinary College. Post
graduate Kansas City Veterinary
0 College. Member Minnesota State
Veterinary Medical Assn. Warren,
MINI. n;
r ~ m
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
Youth DrOWnS in Ynk0n

Wlto-.~s. ~...-.... ... crew .E Inc --a...- ..-... ..-. .- life .- t.. #.g waters .. ... E.a.. while r.r na.. E.- ..... .- -... south oE Mint. .. .a. -..... TT. .. WrrrEnr-. {. ......- ...
 wna-a.s -ea..- H.-.-. ,.. .... 9 4-. Nr u..s.~s.- ... .......
 The crow w.-. w.-..- ..- . large sid. door ..s. |. ..... . IT. pr-.r. r..- and -... +. ..- ...-..- ou, r. ... a..-a.. vii. . ..~. . ono hand. vas..r- down ..a -aa-. rail a, the same r.. a..-.-- .... he -a.I.-E aa-a~s ta. a..- w.. ... other hand ], Is -..a-.. ... .~ faa, slipped and ra r... IT.. 2. .. tae rail and hose. 0...-.a .... ... river His companion -... ... a.- arm and aIuns. immediately ... r-asn-v..s w.-a throw. r. ... ... in an sr.~a5ran.E short --. .-a .. the boats WAS lowered. E-. r. ..s ,me ,as lad had a.-.ra.r.. under the water A rna-au-H s..... w.-
 made nar no trace Ce him could D. found. # hatre a We. known tao. that tho Yukon river has s.-a very heavy u-5ertows. v-... make r.. immediate recovery .t n.a.as very difficult
 The unfortunate affair w.s ..... dental and no blanc attaches -ss5 l Co anyone. and great credit is a.0 '. the Casca.s crew fur their prom. and heroic efforts 2. save -...r ... l low worker.
 Frank utavrs7r was q years n. ] age. a very Ekaas rnar- man and 1 had many friends and his loss s ! sincerely regretted. His ~0.... r0 ] sides ar 19 Jubilee -e-raa. .....1-. l Lancashire. England
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

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 E.-.. .... ...nm.-.tn. .s. rsr
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 w.. uu.I... of ~ ra.I w.ud .. . great .aa-at ra r.. ..-.a..C- N. ~.a-way n 9rvtun4 a m,us .- r.. Dr.na.aa tn s>a-N.s .a# d.
 ..#.... .u-.. .aa ir would aE"u.- .a.a preside , roa,n avev winch aa- ....... parties mt1n' travel 10 '..n-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

Seattle, AuE I2-Tle house ar- eun..d hy Father Francis Hahoa. aJ South Park. a suburb of Seattle. w~s destroyed Dy fire last u.-at The Vn- .isn are of the opinion that the fire Nus started by someone who a,- tempted ra burn Father Francis 10 a-ara ua WAS sleeping iu Tho house when rho fire WAS discovered
 naaa'ous.. I.a.. Au-. l- Twins born ra 1rr and Mrs Adams of this city we.aar eleven and seventeen pounds The youngsters have heeu onrts,auad Billie and Jack. Billie is Inc u4hrwo.-ar and Jack is lie neayywstgur They are ia Ta-fee, health.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

W.-E.re'... Ans l--.Ir Is gHa-g- .I that hau-.r--a~- 10 the la.'- .I States have n.u of rho most uN- r.usNa. aad Ines. ur-aas..a Gaa-- .n defy a.. laws. ..a. has or.r ne.- ur- aaa.u.d T.n question u. means -a a.o,r.~ r.. prohibition laws were laid I...~. r.a Can.ne, today Tho ca1tu. decided that rae atm.ats.-a- lion mus. .s~wa.a,n a prohibition policy.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
ROAD TO CANADIAN LINE URGED
 LOCAL PEOPLE AGREE ONROUTE

.....-. . ........ ..
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 ... .r.... .... .. .. .....-- =.u .. ... ........ .... .. a... .. r.. r-...-.E ... .. .. ....... ... .-.- ... a...... 40. .... ..r. ... .a ... . ,...... -.. .. ...... ...... ..- ......u,.... .. B.. -... ....t.. .a N--aa aa.I ..... ... .. app. .v. ot taa e.... ..a .-.... .. ....u .-r-a.. a.u... m
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
NEEOPIANE DROPS SEN-
 ERlL THOUSAND FEET
 OCCUPANTS l.NINJUEED

AlGovsnut. Eng. Aug. Recon, iug sudIa~ly de-auEed while Gy5ns at au altitude of scyera. thousand CoeL an observer in the Royal Air Force began Co beat Lieut. RUJman rho p.I0, over tho head Bu.mau lost consciousness in making the desaut and wrecked his machine in 'andynE but neither mon Was daugorously lu. fured
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
s. F. Police
 Hold Suspect

San Francisco. AuE l#.-E-la.E- five dollars in cash. and valuable gold watch which has been i1ar,.- fed as being the property @. Father Hes,ju. the murdered priest O. Co. ma. was found of H.ga-ower. who is being held in connection wta 'He murder
 Chief of Detectives Narhos0- foe day said that HiEhtowe- is not tae man who called for the priest. on the evening that he disappeared. The police expect to locate the h5aa.G- pe-s within the next few days
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

Easahu~E. Ore. a.a h. -#n-. wa- received fa-a fonda. r... ..
 R. N. n-an...#. n. ..- ... ".. arrested r..- 0..-ar. IT. ... Cana. dian No-..wr-. T.u--.. ".... u~nwf..G disappeared from H.-. .- July n. H.- wrecked .u.0-.... Was found near here. having been burned ra...r-s H0.- was f.--.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
Time Extened Adjusting
 Oil Lease Disputes

Washington. Aug ----Taa 00-- missioner of tho General Land aa.. on August $. issued ar order aN.a.a. ing tho time to Jauaary , 1922. for the adm-rmea, O. au co1al..s 0H Q. claims. for rormr,eas who mad. aH- rltcariaas for lenses ur... {. '".. 2. 1921. aeeord.Eg Co aawaas .".' -"- ee.yea from Delegate n. A ~....-. land
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
GENERAL WOOD IT. U1.
 GOVERNOR THIIU'TT\i ~

......-...-. En- -t M was ..-...... .- r.r -arar. to-day. r..t- r..... .0- .1a appointment .... ..-..a. n. .'n -....r-r.s
 ....... ..- --.--ar0-a. Loon. .. .... aas ..."w. ...n -.. s.a
 n..- a-a" H". .- n... ".. -.a.-- r.r.a.. ..H ..-.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
CANADIAN M. P. CAPTURES
 OREGON MURDERER

-.-.- developments proved that .. ...- n. r..' nE 8 'ahnrr nar- . ..--.. T- was believed hr '.a
 ... -E.. r.#~ao.d had murdered ..- and r.a.aa his ring on tho ...a mans finger .0 throw 'h0 nn. ..a n. Ns track. I-umna.t Is e..H r. Ia heavily Involved. and .ar-E..H
 ... insurance policy 0. S-E...H .. ..... II. ..s wife.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
French Give Americans
 Warm Reception

Paris N.- {. ....a.. .. E. rnM ......... ...u C ."r.. ..r ....... and -... mnwn.~- 0. D.. N...... I.-uu arrived |. ..- la. ..... "... aara Perceived vii. ..r.. ...a-s. and .4wa..a lay -.a. ....- n. French ....a..-. H.n --.t ... .... ..- ...nrar- r.u-u..- t. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

WashingtOD, Aus l2.-Prcsident Harding today sent formal invita- tjous Go all the powers inviting them to participate in the disarmament conference to be held in Washington on November II.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
NI-W RUwT,RNT FOR
 NI.A~hR TJDG.~WT

...r... ..... ... h.. .- r..--..- lis ..... -....a ...... ".- ... ... ..r.... Vii. ..-.....- ".....a .. .-#.s. ar. SIMS ...- .. ... ..... -H.- T.. .. II. ........
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
WiCkerShanl Coming
 North

...... '.a. I-.-MIa. James '. .... ...uu vii. s.. .nmu~raw IT.. ...-t NaJs.. ,.. Juneau
 ..... ...ar~.am .as placed his ..... a..u contains w.. volumes .. ...... .a..rs. with n. ".-..m-- -. ... historical ~u..r. ..r safe ......- :. a.- stated r.w ,n.s h.
 ... ...U ....u-..y .. a.-a ro
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
ALASKA LEGISLATION
 GOES OVER FALL SESSION

Nas.u Goyerumnu. Railroad a, u'ta- ., Seward ur AUyIuragr.
 wnrarr would authorize nrnsld"nt n.rG.ra rr draw from rHr Sannnr .su..r. r.. uruo~~ary ships lo carry lr...t .nd nas~nuarrs hn'""rn JAe -....r r-..r- Another n~r,sjnE m r.. u.I Is ra provide for rno ln.S."- . ..r...Hr0 lra and ~a.ro.a tN u...-. ..G..G.a.- aunu ,1e upnra'
 .. ... President.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
Harding Heads Red Cross

Washington. Aug. l2-Tresidont Harding was today notified of his election as President Of the Ameri- can Rcd Cross.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

Wus.narum. Aus. .- ~.'a.". NrN.s nuH w.... r.n.t.~ .". ."" .r-....u...u a. aU -ns"r.H...a. H.-..-- s.... ... .n" 9.'-r.I-- N..-... .... .r. 1a.... w.- .u ".'"r' r... ........ n- .u~r.'u.. .naar
 \ .... .....-..u .as u.nn ....w.d ln a.. ... .... aerE.d-- ..r ... .s -...- ... .. a ...Hsna~.. .r. a... ... .... a..... au.n .u '.. ...... N..r...-.. ..G ,.uu.,-.r vi. "
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

Washington, Aug. l2.-PresiJeDt Harding was today made a life mem her of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Grand Worthy President Wood, con ducted the ceremony.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

San Francisco, Cal.l- Ans. l4.- The police department today are working on a cIew which may lead to the discovery of another aodE bur- jed in the sand hills. near where they discovered the body of Father lies lin.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

.....I nn rN. ban waf n'rudur.3 ... r.-.r n. 50 r.ru. onato~onv'
 ..u a... ~..r.o@ Fa. and "ua ........ .a... w.n.m 0n ..u a". ...r.u r. N.~ay tln said .aat ta.
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
~IlF.~IN QUESTION m. ET n--
 RATE N II}afI WHITING

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
King Albert Denied
 Admission to Casino

Paris. Aug. Fixing Albert ot Eu1gjwm Was today refused admiy- auro Co 30 fashionable casino at DeaW- vile. because he wore straw hal Ua had iuS landed from an aero n.auo. rgyiug flown from Brussels lo uoauyGlu
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13
Ireland Offered Liberal
 Form Self Government

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-13

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