The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-23
CLIFFORD x. RAYMOND

.Imt certainly" ! Su-gnstc1 tn alarm. "ynu will uaf drink sherry"
 "Iudccd uoL" said Nr Sidney. "Jr3 drinks it for mr. and ! watch him. You must have a glass with him-just oun He'll have a dozrn-I don't ask you Co follow hIm-mt just one"
 Jed opened bottle, and when no offered iue glass yielded wanted to increase the sense of pro,ceg.No comforts ugatnst thu, shrin wind out- side.
 Jed drew comfortable chair close Co the fire and took his w.un .u largo but uuprce-artyr gu'ps. ] 'nok min. in small but aNprecia1iye sips. The fire roarra and ,hc wind h"w'ra.
 Jrd. drinking hy Cu'Ds soon was eN- htrarurrI. AIr. Sidney aud ! 0i h"." rational. We had rrru #'sn-. , .e call. of ,rr substitution u1 SEr... idea of immortality. concerned nn.v'E with precious metals "n1 >.u-.s .r~ the uo~n European ldnn O. Ng'w.#. whom LcH began .n sing .n3 win. cu>.a and anr...n mn.n' .-"." bo.r.. aG v.nr wan v..I -.a n. E.. lru.e.
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 "I v... tn hear 'hn story" ! ~n.l
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 "I, va, worry ..H '.m"r-1.- American fnm"r~" ~a.I Mr. S".m..
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 "I.~ an in records ia 'na ..r.-T. rr answered. "a-1 .. n- ....- .. -r.. th, story 0a~r d ra.r .na..e A .r- nf generations or DH~an~ |vna n,.. r0u.r .u> .'ways @ I..~.n ..w- fly u the house. and tHe grmIw.} came trvu ,o ,le generation 'aa. made r1.> story, There were Jan ..Es in that amtry-s half century a-.- ,he sons of James and Henrietta I'a- son.
 "Hrnr.ct,a Donso7 dsed whom ho~ -.... AH.. a.... n. ...Hr ...|.. hcr other son Henry was seven years old. James uolson died two years .a- fer and rhn nuys were rar.n."@~. This family was an argument against amT.r~."
 "Tnus one of rha har.ra5ay notions l have m>1.red in an innocent m.uL said Mr. sidney. Jed. ynu must no, -cunat phrases In your narratives. You parrot things and try Co pass them s> observations"
 "YouU have him s0r'y Tn moment" I suggested. "aud then where is tha srnryg
 "I never knew him surIy" said Mr. Sidney "uud he could mot he .u his genial wluo"
 I.H showed tho flicker of a wa'.-. non' glance in my direction and went on with his story evenly and gnna.aa-
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