davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
NEW ORLEANS TIED UP.
Cargo Leaders and Handlers Strike
about 20 Ships Await CargOes.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The port
of New Orleans was completely tied up
today by a strike of between $4,000 and
10000 cargo leaders and handlers who
s'=asiSed Jcut in symnathvs with the screw
men, who quit work Monday. About 20
Snlps are III p0rt awaiting icargoes. The
public cotton warehouse and III, private
warehouses were closed. =.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
Many great business men

are skating on thin ice They have the
ability. knowledge and courage to work
ont their problems if they live. Special
business insurance eliminates the if and
strengthens the business man in every
way. Consult us. National Life ms. Co
of VT. MUTUALLY
#. C. DIMES. Special Agent
BrattlebOrO, Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

and repaired it for occupancy. Mrs.
Bowen has worked until recently in Mrs.
H. +. Bascom's millinery store. They
have closed their farm for the winter
and are living at los Canal street.
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krev Sc nezapre.
Myslivecke humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
MALINUV SYSTEM OCHRA.
NY KOROPTVf.

ru Vypaula memo, I. ]. Y toho
cisla, modra brozura.
Dosti nevrle, protoze patril
ku strane konservativni, sehnul
Sc a zvedl il Sc zeme. "Budky"
ku krmeni koroptvi V zine -
lvyrabeji bratri Wilhelmove V
| Prostejove" - cetl ma nj "a
hucev neco 0 vynalezech, KITE
re delaji lide, nemajici CO delat,
ktere Sc k nicemu nehodi, od-
hodil brozuru ma stGl.
\ Potom jail Sc proeitati cislo.
Lee stale tanula mu ma mysli
brozura, pro niz musil preruSiti
svuj odpocinek, a dopalovalo
no, proc mu to posilaji.
Starry Kalina mel totiz smut
Inc zkusenosti.
4 Revir jeho byl kopcovity, ma
lkoroptve dosti chudy, ale "a to
bohaty nejruznejSi Skodnou
srstnatou, pernatou i "dvojno-
. hou". V lete jeSte jakz TAXI po-
dafilo Sc mu uchraniti spocita-
, Inc kousky, ale V ZINE by byl
musil Ia kazdou koroptviGku
postaviti jednoho hajneho a je
ste by mu je byl nekdo Wy
foukl. (Totiz ty koroptvicky.
Hajne ne, co by mimi delalD
A pri tom vsem bylo zima
jako ma Sibifi snehu haba-
del. Nikomu Sc necht6lo ven
brouzdati Sc zav6iemi - ami ie
mu samemu ne - a dohli2eti,
obchazeji-li haini spravne sva
honbiSte a krmi-li spravne. To-
tiz oni krmili vzdy psenici, KITE
rou "vyfasovali" - ienom re
sve slepice a ne koroptve.
A potion - rekne Sc pekne:
'Krmte!'
Jak Sc ma poradneho mysliv-
ce slusi, uchystal 81 pan poles
ny hned ma podzim bulky ma
, prikrmovani. Pekne dial cara
yet koliky a vystaveti mike
budnicky, ktere dial pokryti
chvojim. Vsecko chodilo dobre.
Koroptve 81 hned S pocatku III
lny navykly tam choditi, ba ne
ktere tam We vlhkych nocich ta
ke spaly.
Jenom ze fasicky byly take
tax chytre a nasty ie tam, cimz
Sc stale, re leckdy nasel tam
Malina zakousnute koroptve.
Ba vrany usedavaly biz
ko a usmrcovaly svymi zobany
: necetne cirikavky.
Ale nejvice dopalil Sc pan
polesny, kdyz nasel u chrasti
/ nalicena Okla a V jednom uz "a
: rdousenou koroptev. Tenkrate
zuril pomstu nebes volal ma
zlocinne pytlaky, kteri Sc o tom
: bezpochyby dovedeli a dlouho
Sc V reviru neukazali.
Nuze, nehlede tedy ami k u
/ tokum skodne, vyhovovaly tyto
/ pripravovane bulky JAKE takz
Ia pocatku zimy. Ale pfisly va
, nice a jednoho rama naleZl po-
lesny sve bulky uplne zavate,
a po vyhrabani i zaduSene ko-
: roptve Mich.
( Vida tedy marnost a bezu-
: cinnoSt sveho pocinani, odhod-
: lal Sc nezasypavati nelakati
| koroptvi do bulky zasypane, u
3 niz odhrabani snehu nebylo ma
!, prosto mic platno, ponevadz pfi
D nejblizsi obnove by il byl snih
: zasypal znovu a znovu snad pc
: hrbil v nj ubohe koroptvicky.
Ted mu to prece jen nedalo
E a tax, kdyz prelouskal Z jedne
e vody' cfslo, sahl po brozure, ,jez
: prve probudila jeho zle vzpo-
minky a zpusobila jeho nevr-
lost.
Pan polesny Malina patril ia
ko skoro kazdy druhy Czech tax
trochu mezi 'nemoVitostl' a
4 nezli Sc k necemu odhodlal. pc
ddkladnem promysleni a uva-
zeni veci, trvalo to- pTece neja-
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Roman cd Liny Berlepsu.

1nemohl. Proc mne mGG tie? Mu
site mi rozumeti, Wy diteti
vedeti musite!'
Udiveni doktorovo rostlo.
Byla to zvlaStnf scena. Ven
ku temna noe, chudobna svet-
nice, ma luzku mrtvola a. vedle
prosty lekar a elegantni DANA
5 planoucimi zraky a hrobove
bledym oblicejem.
Ona zacala Sc potaceti, ja-
koby bleskem porazena.
"Byval jste behem roku zde
" dome?" koktala.
"Jen vcera. SlySel jsem o ne
moci Hamy Duffove a priSel
jsem il pomoci."
Dana sepjala prosebne ru-
ce.
"Nem6la nikdy oh, pre-
myslejte, pro me zlomene srd-
ce nezminila Sc o diteti?"
"Nikdy."
Ona Sc pozdvihla, prehledla
lprostou postavu lekarovu q
vrhla Sc mu poslez k nohoum
"Oh, ia to pochopuji. Wy
Ijste byl podplacen pencil mych
nepratel a vydal jste jim me
dite, rozlou6il jste mne od ne
no navzdy. Oh, pohled'te ma
mne, jak zde pred Vami kle,
elm, feknete mi, je-li tomu
TAXI"
"Nejste sebe mocna, mada-
me-" pocal nepokojne doktor
"premySlete 81 prec stav veci
Wy jste mi ciza, nevim ami va
Sc imeno. Co mohu a co mann
Iv6deti vasich nepratelich?"
"A prec je znate!" vykfikla
tato. "Oni byli zde a Wy jste
Ivydal me dite."
! "Povstante," narizoval le
kaT, ktery pocal pochybovati {
rozumu danny. "Jak yam man
neco rici, co nevim, neco vyda
ii, co nemam?"'
Cizinka 5 placem objala je.
no kolena.
"Vy vite, Wy to vitel Bud'tt
milosrdnym, pro Boha, pro Va
| 81 zenu pro vase dite. Neman
ma Sirosirem svete nlkoho jer
me dite. Kde jste je skryl? c
reknete mi to; tez ia mann fla
to, abych vas odmeniti mohla.
"Nechcete mi verit, o milost
; Wy Boze;'
"Nemohu a nechci," zasten3
la zvedajic Sc. "Relsnete mi
kde jest me dite?"
"Ukonceme tuto rozmluvu
jez Jest pro mas oba velice ne
: priiemna. Opakuji, re Sc myli
/ te. Mejte Sc dobre madame,
jdu, abych opatril strazce
J mrtvole."
Ona pristoupila k nemu pC
hledem, ma n6jz nikdy nezapt
mnel. JeSte po letech vznaSel;
Sc mu jeji postava We dne V M
, ci pred ocima, postava S bic
dym oblicejem a planoucim
zraky.
! "Ptam Sc jeSte jednou, KID,
jest me dite?"
ia to nevim.'
"Nevite tez, kde bych Je ma
: lett mohla?"
4 me"
"Dobre; Wy sc upamatuJet'
? ma tuto rozmluvu,' rekla cizin
ka chladne zmizela.
4 Doktor Cover slysel, il cd
: ieti. Zilstal sam u mrtvol,
Hanny Duffove. Ma >obzoru je
no zivota povstalo nahle tenn
: ne mracno.
c Pred svou pani doktor Go
: wer veci te nemluvil.
, ,Nekoiik dnl po smrti Ham,
: pfisel jednoho dne unaven
S zemdlen domu. Otevfel It's
ldvere a prehledl pohodlny pfi
4 bytek sv1j.
Stolek cajovy byl dpravn
i pokryt. V nej1tulnejsim kou
: teCku stala doktoroVal lenOSk
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zite a polesny by jich byl hajil
proti kazdemu utoku do posled
nj kapky krve a do posledniho
tabaku, jehoz takovem pri-
pade horlive debaty spotrebo-
val uzasne mnozstvi, pouzivaje
hustych oblaku dymu ku kryti
sveho zarostleho obliceje, do
stal-li Sc do dzkych.
Ma jeho lesovne byl 0 tyhle
veci staly spor. Adjunkti, We
smes odchovanci skol, shaneli
zurive novinky a vynalezy nu
till pana polesneho, ably pristro
| Je ony kupoval a jich pouzival,
| k cemuz Sc Malina zridka kdy
mel, jsa jak jiz receno, neveri-
elm konservativcem, a pax ta-
Ike proto, re to musil kupovati
ze sve kapsy.
Tentokrate vSak eta brozu-
ru, jen pobrukoval, a kdyz do
cetl, odnesl il do pokoje adjun-
ktova, ably on mohl Sc pou-
citi.
| VeGer rozpredla Sc debata,
pri niz pan polesny, jsa uz po-
catku temto budkam naklonen,
aspon pro formu huboval ma
tento vynalez, ale celkem dosti
slabe, 6ehoz vysledek byl ten,
re usneseno objednati dive bud
| ky a protoze polesny pro-
lminte: jake vsichni skoro lesa-
ca nerad psal, dial adjunktovi
rozkaz, ably to napsal.
Ia tyden tn bulky byly, a po
nevada napadlo trochu snehu a
Iuhodily mrazy, usneseno lined
hzapociti Sc zasypavanim.
Vyhlednuto jedno misto ma
poll u mike paseky, kde Sc ko-
roptve drzely a druhe dale V
Ipolich.
Polesny sice ma oko brucel
ma zbytecne namahy, ale Sc "a
LINEN sledoval upravu a posta-
veni budek a sam casio chodil
Sc divat, jsou-li tam prece ne
Jake koroptve. A byly, az ra-
dost, a navykly 81 tam choditi,
a tax Sc tento poeatku nena-
videny vynalez stal milaekem
pane Malinovym.
Ale nedosti ma tom, bulky
ty mu pripravily jeSte mnohe,
neocekavane prekvapeni.
Pri obnove zpozoroval jed
nou stopy lisky, ktera slidive
Iobchazela bulky, vetric Mich
koroptvicky, jez tuSice nepri-
tele skrcily Sc pod chvoikoyou
Istiisku budek a ami sc nehnuly.
ILiSak skrze mrizky k MIN take
nemohl a vidal Sc po delsim
obchazeni nadeje.
Ale uhodily mrazy a liska by
la by 'chrousty louskala', jen
kdyby jich byla mela, a tn OBJ
chazela elm dale, tim zuriveji
a vytrvaleji. Az jednou Ia tre-
skuteho mrazu uminila 81, re Sc
incline a ulehla u bulky, polo
zivsi hlavu ma predni behy, sle-
dujic bystre koroptve ga mi1z-
kou 81 hovici.
Nebudiz divno, re koroptve
druhou stranou nevybehly. u
melt Jim pan polesny uz pres
leto vstipiti podle starych "a
sad mysliveckych nejdulezitej-
s. zpusob obrany proti skod-
jne.
Ba vypravelo Sc, ze naucil i
kachny braniti Sc lisce tim, re
nabraly do zobaku vodu a bli-
zice Sc Seine, vchrstly il il do
svetel, pouzivajice udiveni utoc
nikova ku zmizeni. Ovsem, jak
sc dorozumel Sc zveri, zustalo
pro vzdy tajno, nebot' lesak
Malina zdedil to pred lety cd
sveho predchudce a neminil OBJ
st astniti tim nikoho ma svete,
coz je take jedna vlastnost vet
siny ceskych lesniku.
Nuze, tedy liska 81 leila pred
hudIxu a hlednla ma hoVlcI Si
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G. -
z kocaru vystoupila DANA
zahalena V smutek a kiepala.
Zadna odpoved'.
Dunn zustal itchy iako pc
vymreni. Po delSim klepani
zkusila DANA otevriti dvere a
pristoupila beze vSeho do svet
nice,
Zadnv ohen, zadne svetlo ne
obiasnovalo temno, ktere Sc
We sv6tnici rozkladalo. Jakmi-
lie ale CHI pani vstoupila, oval
Sc hlas cd ohniSte.: "Kdo to?"
PAM rzsvitila svici a gar je-
il okazovala ma chudobnem luz
ku umiraiici postavu.
"Kdo to-" opakovala tato, ,po
vstala pracne 2 luzka a pozoro
vala cernou postavu, ktera "a
Vol svui prave do zadu odhodi-
La.
"Znate mne? PfiSla jsem od-
vezt sv6, dite."
Pysky Hanny Duffove skle-
sly, oko ziralo vytreStene v
pred a hlasek nepreSel rty jeji,
Me dite," opakovala tato,
"pfed tokem sem vam no a
doktorovi sVerila, nachazi Sc L
vas aneb IL neho?
Hanna vykfikla desne a
jsouc nevyslovnou bazni pre-
mozena, sklesla do poduSek
"Vy iste. prisla pro dite? oh
Boze ma nebil"
Netrpelive uchopila pani ra
me nemocne.
"Prece isem Vam Tekla, ze
"a rok prijdu. Kde jest me di-
te?"
"Zde neni," vykrikla Hanna
"mne bylo ku zkaze. Duff 9
mladi sc vice nevratili a spi Y
iednom hrob6 pod vlnami. Ne
nj to dosti? Pro Boha jdete
jdetew
"Reknete mi napred, kde ns
jdu sve dite?"
"Pryc - pryc - lecels
Hanna, ia je nemam. Pro-
mne mucite? Coz neslysite '
komine ten plac a nafek?"
"Slysim pouze vitr; co tC
ma vsak znamenati?"
"Slys - slyS! Ono 81 jde pre-
mnel Milosrdny boze, zadri
je ia chci vse rici. SlySite je
slysite ie V komine nafikati?'
V smrtelne uzkosti valela ST
starena ma posteli. Ma oblicej
iejim jevil Sc vyraz takove ne
vyslovitelne bazne 1zkosti
re cizinka uleknuta ustoupila
Sc straslivym vykrikem sc
pjala Hanna ruce 4 sklesl;
zpet.
V temz okam2iku otevrely 81
dvere a lekar vstoupil.
Jest zdraVi nemocne lep
si?" tazal Sc jennie, "isem rad
re neni samotna.' -
Sklonil sc pres Hannu DIff'
/vu. wal ieji rullu, ably il ohle
dal, pustil il ale hned Ease.
"Jest mrtva? tazala Sc da
ma. "Ano, jest mrtVa,' odtusi
lekar a pohledl pfekvapen nj
bytost, ktera te, co zde nalezt
hodlal, tax nepodobna byla. Q
ma mu ale pokojne pokrocil'
vstfic.
"Kde jest me dite, doktor
Gowere?"
Doktor pohl6dl ma nj prekv'
pene a tazave; on il jiz nepo
znal.
"Madame?"
"Dite, ktere sc zde pred ro
KEN narodilo, kiicela, tfesou
Sc nevyslovnou bazni, kter
isem odporucila Vam tet
zene, dit6, ktere zde nenale
zam a l1tere nasledovne u Va
byti musl.
Tahy lekaroyFml pfelete
paprsek poznanl. -
"Mylite Sc madame. Pamati
II % nyni Sice ma Vas ma u
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lsvetla a krucici zaludek pro-
zrazovaly zivot We spoutane
Seine.
'Kryle pana' - spraskl mad
tim ruce polesny udiven, jsou
to tax vynalezy!'
Co myslite, re udelal S chy-
cenou liskOu? - Skolil - ne?
= Chran Buh, ma to byl prilis
chytry! Naopak! Dobre 81 il
prohledl, a shledav, re je to Ii
ska a ne lisak, dal pfinesti hor-
kou tasku a zatim co hajny pri-
strkoyal j horkou tasku pod
behy, ably odmrzly, vyplacel il
pan polesny hotovymi, ukazuje
pri tom ma koroptve, ably il od-
navykl je lapati.
Ably il. poznal, ustrihl il spic
ky slechd a lupal il karabacem,
az skucela. Sotva vsak odmrzly
| il tlapky, vyskocila a Sc zved-
nutou ohankou zajela jako cert
do lesa.
No, ty uz ma koroptve chuti
nedostanes a svoje liscata pou-
CTS o koroptvich', pravil 81 pan
lpolesny, a to Sc take splnilo, ne
bot il pres to, re sc nj koli-
krate zine potkal, usetri, "a
cez ona odvdecila Sc mu tim,
re varoyala pax svoje mlad' ata
pred koroptvemi. Ostatni liSky
byly odstrelovany a casem zby-
ly mu V reviru jen lisky 'korop-
tvostere'. (Odvozeno cd psa "a
lJicu 81 nevSimajiciho - janko
stereho'.)
Ale to nebylo vSe. Jednou
Fri pochuzce poznal, re uvnitr
" budce ie nekolik vetvicek
chvoje pomazanych lepem a
ljedna koroptev uz chycena.
Nejprve dostal chut' zurit, ale
odeSel prece, tvare Sc klidne,
jako by mic nebyl spatril. Ia to
vsak prochodil cely okrsek bud
ky, neni-li tam kdosi, honem
pospichal domu pro zeleza S
gumovymi chvaty, u nichz ma
pial vice pero a polozil je pek-
he ma vrcholek bulky, kryje je
vetvickami.
Ma to znovu odesel, ale ne
daleko, do bhzkeho kovi, kdez
necekal ami pdl hodiny, kdyz
Ispatfil stareho Bendaka, barac
inika a dedka, pred nimz Sc
zver trasla, jak Sc Santra S pro
lvazem a hakem do lesa - ST.
ce okolo bulky,
Bendak hledel ma budku, a
lie spatriv Il nj cerstve stopy,
ZaraZil sc a sci kousek dal. vi
Ga vSak, re stopy jdou stranou
do lesa a V dohledne dalce nj
kan nezabihaji, vratil Sc, ably
ST koroptev wal.
"A ty lumpe - no pockej--'
tbrucel 81 starry Malina, sleduje
2 houstiny ieho pocinani, a So
tva re Bendak sahl ma horejSi
cast bulky, ably il odkopl, a
sotva re zeleza sklapla k ohrom
menu ieho udivu, vyrazil i pan
lpolesny a poctil Bendaka, je-
muz ma ruce visela klec pride
lanymi zelezy, nekolika Slehy
holi, pri nichz lapeny 'tchor' a
nj nemukl a byv vyprost6n, uni
eel hakem Ike vsi.
Touto prihodou stoupla obli-
ba budek prostejovskych u pa
ma polesneho tim vice, ale z o.
bavy pred 'dvojnohou' posuno-
val Malina bulky den po dni
blize Ike sve zahrade a korop-
I've navykly 81 ma ne tax, re V
polovice zimy stahly Sc vsech-
ny ma zahradu u Malinovy my
slivny, zvlaste, kdyz byl pan
polesny jeste nekolik budek pfi
koupil.
Tam sletovaly Sc ma pouh5
zahvizdnuti jako holubi a staly
Sc chloubou stareho Maliny,
jenz Sc cele leto chystal ma
psati o tom vSem odborny cla-
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ia dceruska hrala ma schova-
IVanou,
Bee pohnuti zastal doktor
mezi dvermi stati pozorovaI
ten sladky obraz. Sc smichem
a jasem skryvalo Sc decko pod
zlatym pramenem vlasu a wy
hlizelo jak andilek Sc zlatou
zari kol hlavinky.
| "Schovej Sc, schovej Sc, sr-
decko," septalai matka.
Opet zmizel smevavy andl-
lex jak pod; svetlymi mraky a
pouze bosa, riizova nozka wy
hlidala zvedave do sveta. Mia
da matka chopila Sc il a po-
kryla vfelymi polibky.
"Tu druhou tez! Obe nozky
= Podivej Sc Julinko, kdo to
prichazi?"
A ODE bezely doktorovi
vstfic, ktery V neznosti matku
ii dite obejmul.
Jakmile Julinka otce pusti-
la, vyhledala jeho pantofle a
posadila Sc mu do klina.
"Muj drahy muzicek jest
dnes velmi unaven,' povzdy.
CHA 81 Emma a klekla pred
mimi; "jak smutna Jest prec
chudoba II
"Nerikej to srdecko, nebud'
nevdecnou k tomu, co nam. pro-
zretelnost udelila. Neb Jest ii
snad obtizno mGj chudy los sc
lmnou sdileti?"
INA to nepotrebuji ami odpc
vedeti," odtuSila ona vroucne
"ale ono by to bylo pfece hez.
ke' ziti V bezstarostnych po-
lmerech. Nine to boil, kdyz vi.
dim, jak Sc namahas a trmaciS
a proto 81 pfeji statky pro tie,
be a pro dite."
/ Jeho unaveny oblicej prijaI
Ivyraz takoveho smutku, re En-
ma hned sve reci litovala. Z.
mil Sc zdvihl, wal dite ma ru.
ku rozcilene pobihal po po.
koji.
"Nemluv tax Emmo," zvola
nahle. ITO vyhledava temnt
strany meho zivota a vab1
mne k cinum, jez isem 81 pred
sevzal nikdy neciniti. Ty mi nc
rozumiS a jest to tax lepe. Ale
vezmi mne, jaky jsem - chu-
dy lekar, ktery chce pro tebe
lpracovati, ziti zemriti.
"Co skryvas prede mnou
drahouSku?" tazala Sc Emma
a uzkostlive no objala.
On zbledl - ale pouze ma
okamzik.
; "Svou snahu po veceri," u,
small Sc pax.
ga TIE jiz drive mela V po.
dezreni, re -"
"Nemiluji toto slovicko, re.
nuSko. Duveruj mi, re nikdy
niceho neztajim, co by t6 mo.
hlo, St'astnou ciniti."
Kdyz povecereli malou
Julku do postylky ulozili, roz
svitil doktor Cover svoji pra
covni lampu.
!, "Nechas mne zde Ease sa
, motnu?" bedovala Emma.
"Jdi spat, zenusko. StarS
, chlapec jako ia, mdze pozdn
hodiny snesti. I've krase jsol
|ysak nebezpecny."
Vstoupil do sve pracovnv
} maleho, jednoducheho pokojir
ku ma druhem konci chodby
Tam rozhrabl sam ohen, srov
: nal sve knihy a posadil Sc !
nocnimu studiu; ubohy, trpeli
Ivy muz, jenz silu svou denn'
: Itak velice napinal. Nyni by
: samoten a tahy jeho jevily zd'
Semi. Kdyz knihy otevrel
: vzdychl hluboce a temne jeht
Y oci, to jedine krasne V hube
: mem jeho obliceji, prozrazova
: ly vyraz bolesti.
V dplnem tichu prosly dV'
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17
ALASKA CHAPTER PLANNING
 TO SEND EXHIBIT EAST

The Alaska Chapter of the Amer ican Mining Congress held a special meeting in Fairbanks last Friday, at the Mining Experiment station. The meeting was called to order by Gov ernor John A. Davis, presiding
 The first business brought before the meeting was the consideration of ways and means of promoting an all-Alaskan exhibit to be a part of the mining exposition to be held in Chicago next October, by the American Mining Congress. It was decided to try and enlist the help of the Territorial legislature in the project.
 The meeting was then adjourned to give way to a private exhibition of moving pictures. Five reels re- lating to the mining industry were shown. The first two consisted of a complete description of mining an- thracite coal in Pennsylvania. All mining operations from the time the miners leave the collar of the shaft until they return, were shown. This was followed by one reel on the transportation and loading of coal for the market. Next came a short reel on the extermination of the mosquito, showing the methods of applying oil to the breeding places. The last reel was the transportation of iron ore. This was of especial interest as it showed the giant Hulette loader in operation.
 About forty members of the Alas ka chapter of the American Mining Congress were present.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17
The White Pass has announced

The White Pass has announced a new and slightly higher tariff on overt -the-lake perishables and gen. eral merchandise for the coming spring. The rate for fruit and eggs will be $121 per ton and that for general merchandise S103 per ton, Whitehorse to Nenana, over Lake LeBarge, on boat from foot of the lake.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17
ERWIN SAYS PRESIDENT WILL
 HEED WISHES OF LEADERS

United States Marshal L. T. Err win, who recently returned to his headquarters in Fairbanks from a trip to the States, believes Presi- dent Harding will back the Alaska Republican organization in making his appointments, according to an interview which the marshal gave to a representative of the Ketchi- kan Chronicle. The statement fol- lows:
 Men seeking office in Alaska will do well to take my hunch to get the organization endorsement. After forty years of political experience, in which I have been an office-seek- CT, an office-holder and an observer of things political, I do not hesitate to say that the incoming administra- tioi iS SolHS lO Ue lue STedleSl machine organization in the history of the country, or at least, since Mark Hanna. I do not say that disparagingly,, either, for what I mean is that the President is strict ly party man, has always been party man, which, in other words, means organization or machine.
 q think that the National con- mittee is going to have a large say as to the appointments and that the committee as whole is likely to back up the recommendations of the individual committeeman, especially as to the more or less minor offices"
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

MT. and Mrs. Joe Quigley, of the Kantishna district, arrived in town on this afternoons train.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

Two young ladies are said to be enroute from Anchorage to join the clerical force at Healy.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

There were a total of 39O on the Alaskan Engineering commission payrolls in the Northern division last week, according the the weekly force report for the period ending March 12. In addition to the regu- lar employees, there were 32O sta tiOnmen and 66 stationmen labor CTS, making grand total for the division of 776.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

Mail dispatched from Nenana on February 26 reached Seattle on Tuesday.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

Genuine Daniel Green Felt Shoes. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-17

Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro ceries. Fowler & Morris.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-04

it's minstrel show at the Firemen's
hall, Friday night. 1t will commence
at SIS o'clock. The Alpha Jazs or
chestra of New Britain will furnish
music for dancing.
The Sunshine circle held meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Truax of Broad place.
The regular meeting of the Child
Welfare club was held in the kinder
garten rooms of the Academy street
school this afternoon.
The Laurel class of the Asbury
Methodist church will meet at the
church parsonage Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
The Sessions Clock company base
ball team will clash with the Hart
ford Grays Saturday afternoon at the
Wooster Field at o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Hyland of Circle
street, has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Elizabeth Geraldine,
to Thomas A. Tarrant, of Springfield,
Mass There has been no date set for
the wedding.
PIainvflle Briefs.
Tho PIainviIle Athletic club will
hold meeting tomorrow night when
all &eturns on tickets for the coming
entertainment on Friday evening will
be made Manager Allan Bailey de-
sires a complete report on the prog
rest of the affair. @f
The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Methodist church held a meeting
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Adelaide Mitchell, of Canal street.
Albert Cakes has been transferred
from the Waterbury team to the Han
over league players, at Pennsylvania.
Matthew Lamont and family have
moved to Kenney street, Forestville.
Ta RENT --n.-' apartment, modern I'm
provements Neri Block. Central squa"e.
Plainville. 3-2a-te
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-04

tain the Mothers club at her home
this evening.
Mrs. Dellis Lord and daughter of
Middletown have been visiting Mrs.
Lords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Trevethan, on Wilcox avenue.
Ensign Kenneth Noble of the u S.
s. Pennsylvania is spending two
weeks furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Noble.
John l.. Hubbard of New Britain
has been visiting relatives in town.
Nelson SQUEEZE of Waterbury has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rich on Wilcox avenue.
Mrs. Rose Belden has returned
home after a visit with friends in
Westerly, Rhode Island.
Misses Rose Nelson, Annie Nelson
and Hazel Perry of Beckleys were Wis
iting friends in town Tuesday.
\ number of the girf friends of Miss
Dorothy Sugenhime rendered her a
very pleasant birthday surprise social
at her home on Wilcox avenue last
evening. Games and music were en-
toyed and refreshments served. Miss
Sugenhime received many handsome
and useful gifts.