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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Sra 1talien.

Sra Hom melbes oel, 2toe Sec.-
geuito 0tllsiclini uotalte iorleoen
Gag til Ell Sorlonling al Saciiiter
/ Siena: Seq bar ioriGroelige Slig.
fer at uofsre, men ieg ifal uotsre
oen!" Wen / Surin og mango oil.
ore Steber bar Saciiiterne, iom Vtus.
iolini lopeOe at afpGbne % tpin9e I'll
at aolpoe 2opene, prompt uofsrt DC
"ioriGrbelige Sligter" for bam. DC
nleller ret % ilet, at DC er Staten |
ale oens Sllnftiot1er ligelom &oms
muniiterne / Huslarlo.
UT oenne Taaltanb err FORFEIT, er
Surin- Wasiafreen 9ibnesbprb on.
4ogle 8anoitter, iom formooeoes at
bore aommuniiter, angreb Ell 3at og
mproebe TO 61ciilter. Sporpaa Sac.
iiiterne tog Ell forferoelig Sepn, ioet
oe br9bte 9 8erioner % misbunoleoe
moree andre, for BET meite Socialt'
tier, iom intet bapoe buut meo Moor
oct of beltiQe.
Set lpber n9iten fon1tIf itaar en-
Saciiltapis bsitibelig erflGrer, at
Salaene / Milano foregif frit % lob
ligt / ale S~enieenber % uoen Eres
al nogen grt - % DOG / oen iamme
Nrtifel beflager, at Ell lin9 5aclt't
onlfom peo 8aaoeifl,o paa &eien til
| Tulolpfolet. ibet hans 9arabin aif al
al Sanpare.
Taciiiternes "itore Haab" beillttc.
De forIeoen Gag at orsaniiere en- ipe.
ciel @arbe paa 10000 "Sortbluier"
iom ifuloe titles utoer Sittator
Witsiolinis perionli9e Soltrol. Scn'
ne 8aroe bill iGttc bam iItano til Of
foripare jim Herion inloo ale epeil'
tuelle Mnareb, of fringe lin &ille paa
ale ~baIitprige Silbpngere, at IfatIe
Stiuinger for bpem ban erifer %
bringe uloer Tiifen aIle nrolige Gle
menter peo ben iimplc Hroces at mt
litariiere" Dem. Der ifal MI no'
nGpnes b e Saciiiter til Golitipre'
fefter OF 0olitifapteiner. Gn al De
melt ianatiife 9ebere, Sorre, or al
lerebe uonppnt til 9ireftsr for
Statsbanerne.
Ga BOG er Siftatorens Stier life
beitrect meo Hoier llben Sorne. Ger
holber paa at brpgge op til &onfltf'
fer life aIere mellem 5aciiiterne og
Sc anbre @lementer / 2anbct, men
paiaa meaem Saciiiterne inobproes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Siomanoslipets Sarer.

30 Weolemmer al gcietninqen
paa 5iifeifounerteu "@aibiuston"
iom Den lite gtop. leo Sfibbrito paa
&plten af Dafataga-@ ugten / glnifa,
Waitiniit Grling Slien pg Sitter
Slaf 2arieu, anfom SnSoag benne
llge til Seattle, bpor Stonnerten og
DC fleitc al oens @eiGtnin9 bar bicnl-
mebsrenbc.
Somntell nleb fem ANDRE al @eirt
nirgen bar Slien og 2arien / %
Sage itrarocoe paa g)afataga9 Bug
tens itorn1illloc % goloe apit og
maattc / al ocn Sio inoitrGnfe fig
til ct crfelt Moaltib ont Sugen.
Sfonlerten bapbc irrlbcr Ell Storm
isgt Silflugt inbc paa 9ltgter, men
itsbte poa ct Sfirr og fit ct <l
ilaaet / @llnber. Wanoifabet res.
oeoe fig / Sfibsbaaoene, Tom &c
iplote meb ioamcgct Eropiant, ioml
be / Sarten f,tloe faa tagct mcb Jig,
% cftcr Ell i"ortnilct Scamp nleb
@rpnbinaerne lpffeoeS oct bem at
naa 2allb / bel gebolb. III Sragct
al Ell Sfonnert, ion for TO Iar iibert
bar blepet brepet pan 9anb, fit De
bpgget iig Ell Sptte. Gen 4be Se.
celmber lpffeoes oct Dem at faa lot
en- gaab paa Ganoet, % / benne
roche ire Iano al @eiGtningen ben
56 Mil Iange Sci iii Sen @ap, bpor
DC fit fat pna en- Wotorbaao, iom al.
benteoe Heiten al De Sfibbrllone %
braate Dem alle iii Gotalla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Butler i~taofoitet.

Zen b~cficnoc ct. Tal,l Sagfercr
og Eolitifer Gierce Buffers llOnGp.
nellie til Weooommcr / De Sorcneoc
Statcrs Seieiteret, ioln Scr bar itooet
eli iaa bitter Strio on, cr Scu 2tbe
d. enoelig blet itabiGitet al Scna.
tct nne0 81 moo s Stemmer.
If otSie otte uforionli9e pnr fire
&epublifancrc, nemlig ga SolIettc
C@is.), HorriS Web.), @rppfbart
Sopa) % Norbecf C.. Sof.), og
fire Senlofratcr, ncmlig George
(8a.), Srammea (Sla.), Sbepparo
Ger % Seflin (glla.).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Werfelist PeIo.

Sra San Srarcisco, Galif., melbes
2toe December: s. g. @inter, 9bief
Gnartermaiter Glerf paa De Sor.
Staters SranSportoamper "@rant" ,
Ser netop er antommet BERTH, for
talte ibag Ell Oplepelie, ban paa
Sperreiien hapbe bapt ubsnfcr ben
iapanife &pit.
Grant" beianot fig omtrent "a
Wil uoenfor Ragaiafi, oa ben lob
mo i aislpanoct al Ell onion. Sol.
serne lpngebe &eoninssbaabene ON.
firing oppe paa epre 9ef. og mems
Sfiicererne og gei9tnineen bar be.
ifi9itiget meb at iGitne Dem igien,
blep @inter al ell ODER Sartsiet r,il.
lenoe 9slse ifplet ~operborb. Gam.
me 8slge rep ogiaa Ell al Mebnings-
baabene meo iig, % benne lpffebes
bet ham at frople fig OPT % boIhe
fig fait, inbtil Stormen iaien lagoe
fig ligeiaa plubielig, iom oer bar
opitaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26

Naaneo for bpert uforierget Barn.
SigeleoeS cr SpgepIeierifcrneS 9cn.
lioncr iorbsiet ira $50 fl $50 pr.
Wtadneb.
Geteraner fra Snbianerfrigene oil
erbo.oc Ell Ecniion al $50 % Gnfcr
efter ioooanne $50 pr. Maaneo.
Tioere iaitiGtter Sen me 9ou en-
g~raoeret Eeniion al inotil 1925 pr.
Vtaaneo Tor &%eteraner ira auc Serge,
iom | Sienciten blep aiort iii illlo.
ltGnoigc &rsbliugcr, eIer biplpeIpie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Kiarfommen JuIeeape,

Sra @aibington telearoieres, at
Senator 9uriums Sorilag ON Ell
liberal Sorbsielie al Yeniionerne for
De aienlepenoe Seteraner fra @or-
gerfrieen og &rigen meo Ierico
Srebag ben 22be bS. blep unoertegs
net at 8r9iioent Saroing itioe til,
OF llnoerretninsen berom fan naa
oe samle 9rigere til Siil, Oct oil
blips Ell %fiGrfommen Si,legape for
hlsie gamle 8rigere, bpis &9ffer M
er blepet iterft fortpnoeoe.
Gen ME 2op forbsier Ycniionerne
ioi ole 8eteraner ira bisie ariee ira
$50 til $72 pr. Naaneb o. for Gu
fer eiter iaabanne ira $50 til $50
pr. Waaneo meo SiuGg al So pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Spor bp%eoetransport.

gn Sloooe poa nj itore Sampere
laIteoe meo SpeOe repre- enterenoe
en- Sotalpprbi al benin1oo $4,000.
900, forlcb 9srbog forriee llge Sort
@iaiam peo Safc Superior og til.
traaote Reiien ncoab De itore Sto'
iiser.
Eiaaben beitoo at Samperne
"Sames @elib", "Gitp Of Bangor,
Central @eit" "gtinepab", "Ifincb",
"Ssler", "&icboro 8eiis", "Goling.
MOOD" o. "Gbriitopber".
9e ifulbe fslges 40 iaa lanet iom
mllIigt for / p~aafommenoe SiliGloe
at flinne biplpc binanben. S Sault
Ste. Warie iflilbc De treffe iammelt
meo fIere andre 0ampere, Tom peo
Si9lp at ip9rc Ssbrpoere baabeoe
of fllnne fortiGtte &eiien giennem
8analen neo til cafe erie. Se fleite
al Sfibene ifol til Buffalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Smaanotiier.
&aIbington.Easten

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON &eoilftiol1
al ariasfloaoerne err forlGnglt rati1t'
ceret al ale Signaturmagter meo
~llnotagelie al 5ranfrig os Staller'.
Ssranfrig life life Eagten % plloe
nsoia ia noget meo Den at be'tlle, og
Stalien bar life eootienot Den, rorol
Sranfrig life bar giort Oct. j..
Wen MI err Sagcn etoelig oppe
SeputeretfamrctS lloenrigsfomlte,
oa iaaar, Sreoag, unoerretteoe Ere'
mierminiIter @oincare aomlteen ON,
at ban pg hans aabinet piloe ltaa ell
Ter iolbe paa Spersmaa!et ON Hatt'
fifation.
S%ranfrias S%olonina | oel1ne sag
bar Ipnae pGret 8ienitano for megef
tibet imigrenbe Smtale | alle Sanoe,
% bct er bel bette icm bar bra9f
goincare til MI iaa bcltemt at for'
lanae &atififation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Olions uoncpneIle.

Sfslgc eli @crctning fra @aibirg.
ton er SourltpaOuofat gopin q. 81.
ion / Chicago oen 20bc bs. al YrGii.
Dent Saroing nouGpnt til 6oreneoe
StaterS TiitriftsaOpofat Seriteos.
Wr. Sllon, iom err 81 slar gam.
mel, er ieot / Cambridge, Sa,, al
ipcnifc 6orGlore. San bar arbeibet
Jig pp ira 6atti9Nom til Snoebapcr
al en- al DC ~itsrite Sogiererforrct.
ningcr / SainoiS % eucoe en- itor
Sltoflpoclic blanot gpenS og Statens
iuenit .ancrifanite @ciolfuiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
St. Saprence.K analen.

@ilperner Grei,S al Winneiota
bolbt paa Siemreiien fra 8uuerrlsr.
fonicrencerne / @bite Sulpbur
Springs, @eit Sirginia, og / oct
Sbioe Sls / @aibington Ell Gale /
Iep gorf, bpori ban ipaoebe, at
NoropeItens og Ganaoas 6arnlere
piloe iremtpinee gpgningen al ct.
9afprence. 9 fibsfanalen paa Sroos
al Neip gorfs Sppoiition moo Sore
tagenoet.
Ssernbanernes Wangel paa gpne
iii at transporter s%lplingerne It'd
Sapnebpcrne paa gtlanterbaosfplten
foraariaacoe Sabet AZ Mlliuner
@uibel 8oteter og Speoe | V~tirneiota
forrige Iar, erflprebe 8llperrteren,
ca liglreroe Silitanbe / andre Stater
iaoucI ion / Canada baobe giort
Garnerne / oisie 9anbSoele opiat
paa at faa a%analproieftet siennem'
iert.
Inaoaenoe oer efouomiife SIDE al
ct. 9apreuce.T roiettet ertlGreoe
@upernsr Srerls, at Salpbelen al Oct
belle aoitenbe al SpeoetranSporterl
ira Duluth iii 9iuerpool bleu lIligt
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mellem @llt'
fulo, bpor Speoen oploSicS ira Sfl.
bene, pa 9efp g)ort Gitp. hpor Den
,++or mno n~ruInSirS M lnitpS / OCEAN
aaaenoe 9ampere. gn oirette Soro'
bel ill Sapct, iarbar for ocean
aoaenoe Srastoampere, oiloe, bGp'
oeoe ban, nGiten balpere oragt'
f~oitenbet.
"SerbenS "8arSen SPOT" er be
Iiaaenoe menem Hortn NcrntntilE
oa Acknowledgment, ertlGreot
han, men oen bill bli rllineret, on
life beorc SauopeiStranSport tllpele'
brinees."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
ollie ulisiion9rer losfaot

Sru Sientiin, China, t~elegroieres
22oe S~ecember: Gt acknowledgement.
ionl mootcae$ her ioag. melSer, ot
Sc TO iranite Neutrality-suspicious. Se.
nior o. Mticbael. Sc iioite al DC al
@anoitterne / Sonanprouinlen ri.
iauaetaene l~lolGnotnser, er iat I
IribeS iaien. allie De iongne Ntis.
iipnrrer par tiolisere blepet irigipet.
Sc 10 Sneeuisrer penteoes nj
Gbeucbow ioag, DC bapoe pGrct !
Soraenitab / Here IaaneSer. ale
anore al 9anoitterne tiliansetasne
llol9nsinser, oeriblanSt manee gss'
lionarer, bar tiolisere jar ! 5ribeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Oanif Sicmano orebt

Sra ct. Sohns, Rep SoltnolGno,
mclbes, at Ell onnif Watros omborb
paa Sfonnerten "GentauruS", Gbri.
titan Ssrenien, Den 19oe b8. bar
blepet ifubt libel unber ct Iptteri
blanot Wanbifabet uuber Srlbieilin.
gen til E~lacentia. 80 anore al
Wanoifabet iaarcoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
fred % ufred.

iturmcnbe Nsbe paa aonfereneem
Q~auiannc. &cniselus % Sr.
S;,a tprmer Iammen. Sgrfernc
itrammer i'm SOlomims pg alt itaar
stampe. = Wnsiulini % Stil.
linacn / Stalien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26
Sarpen fununcr bIcm.

9onbon 22be Sec. = gmbasIaosr
SberIt 9arpep flllgte imorses lin Sll'
itrit oa Cater til Scntbampton,
bpor oe off onboro paa en- Camper
ipr of relic til Nabeirn, bpor Wlrs.
Sarpep oil tilbringe rlogen ato e'ter
lin npIia operitaaeoe Spgocm. Snlor'
oen oil Sberit Sarpep ielp, eiter Sp'
iprbrina ira @aibingtorl, penoe b1eln
corffnftes paa gtee 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26

enbe i'm
IT..
tibligerc
(ter, oeo
lge moo
inn %
m 9taus
lltlllell0e
ror llleb
t er NOT
oral,le0.
ut SAINT
Sorfat
Spbolo,
! fig Ees
libell OIL.
Iar hen
e:tS SIT
er bort.
f rigtia
&c gtou-
i Wtuno
Mum %
kn1iull?"
ffet bant
on Oct.
beri llle0
i1larere
: iaaie9c
Pbageli9s
De 9toU.
Dtol,0 %
Wtell icg
~ .H..s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26

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Fui8e o.
Prltc CT
1t SfQl
&c Cr
Mlnttns
De er i
fllblelOc
lGl,9c.
| forifiel.
itegeS
fblan0e9
(tntoonc
pet, fan
bet.
Plet Sen
It er for
lPrnlere
t, ioar
Wton
100 til
bringen,
ffulatio.
PlufeIge
6rugt
at Sen
liter, o.
lutte ct
I all0eu
9lltpcn.
bell tor
ing, ber
. Sprf
err 'be0it
glsO /
fore9ou
SnohOI.
cg Der
Eallo at
bbr life
lltelt ef
bsr itao
is man
I ltll0er
en- enc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26

I1eo flat
ialss. on
sli9e %u
|, ifrip III
!, R.3ai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-26

JortiGiies paa stse Z.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922
o God of Love, o King of Peace, Make wars throughout the world to cease; The wrath of sinful men restrain, Give peace, God, give peace agaln!
HOW KIDS" CAN HELP ALASKA

FRIENDLY correspondence between school - children of Alaska and those of the cities
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
OVERDUE DOLLARS

Charley" Rosswog, genial oldtimer, as one of his friends reports to the Office Cat, has been inspired, after looking over his list of delinquent for getters, to compose the following:
 How dear to our heart is the old silver dollar, when some kind forget ter presents it to view; the Liberty head without necktie and collar, and all the strange things which to us seems so new; the wide-spreading eagle, the arrows below it, the stars and the words with the strange things they tell; the coin of our fathers, we're glad that we know it, for some time or other twill come in right well ; the spread-eagle dollar, the star spangled dollar, the old silver dollar i've all love so we'll"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
WIT ANSWERS SENATOR JONES

Praising the Republican party for the achievements of the Harding Administration, Senator Wesley l.. Jones of Washington de- ]ivered an address in the Senate on March IS that kept even the Democrats in their seats, listening The Republicans wagged their heads in approval and admiration and the galleries applauded, while the Democrats kept the page boys skipping with notes in an effort to find some one capable of answering the Washington Senator. Finally, they wished the job onto ''Tom" Heflin of Alabama. The solemn-faced Southener replied, in part, in his Alabama drawl:
 ''Yes, the administration has been beneficial to a few people. Wall Street has fattened and fIourished. I am reminded of the story of Slut Lovingood, who got his father to get down on alI-fours, and then put a bull-pup to playing with the old man, to train the pup to bite and hold. The pup in taking hold of the old mans pants, also got hold of pop s flesh. Whereupon the old man yelled to Slut to take him loose, but Slut said: I know 1t hurts you, Pap, but it's the makin' of the pup"
 Senator Jones joined heartily in the laugh ter and applause. He also urged the drawing Alabamian to go on. He continued:
 "Mr. President, I recall another incident which should be of interest to Republican Sen ators. During the present Administration, down in Alabama, a Negro of Republican pro c1ivities was convicted of stealing some bacon and meal and sugar and coffee. They tired him before Republican judge. The judge said, You have been convicted of larceny : The Negro said, Yes, sah; I know l has, ; You broke into this mans house and you stoe?' Vas, sah.' The judge said I'm gong to break this thing up. Pm going to teach you Nooroes something. I'm going to give you one year in the penitentiary.' The Negro sa'd' anxiouslv Judge. white fokes, couldn't you please suh make that three years' The judge asked, Why should I make 1t three? well, suh,' the Negro said, because ef l gets out in one year under dis rec geem, or whatever vou-all calls it, I'm goin' to steal agln knows dat, suh but eff you makes 1t three vears de Democrats will be in power by dat time and I won't have to steal no more
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
Alaskatalla Petroleum Company
 CORPORATION
 Cordova, Alaska. 

NON-ASS ESSABLE
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

lasting peace between America and Great Brit ain, and most of the young Americans sign as "Your American Friend"
 Now that Mr. Lloyd George n everybody are in agreement with us on the value of this idea let's get busy,-Teachers, Kids and Par ents-and put it over.
 The Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce, where MT. Stroller White $ charming daughter is the director, will be right glad to obtain the Seattle names, and our Cordova Chamber can obtain lists ot names and addresses from grammar and high schools in every State by request through the United States Chamber of Commerce.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

following note from the mother of one of her pupils this spring:
 Teacher: i here that mattie is bad in his grammar and has trouble with it. I do not desire that mattie shall ingage in grammar. I prefer him to ingage in more useful studies I can learn him to speak and write proper myself. I have been through two grammars and can't say that they ever done me any good I pre- fer mattie to ingage in drawing or vokal music on the piano."
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
Voice of the Alaska Press

Eight and one-half months to make cl ampagn which should the very longest not be four months Sixty days not too great time in which to make a race primaries but six months between primaries and the general election is unnecessary and accomp fishes nothing beneficial to the Territory It adds to the expense of the various candidates and is not small factor in limiting number of candidates seek ing office There are few Alaskans aside from small number of professional politicians, who afford to de- the greater part of to making political campaign. And even did they incline that way the cost is too great-Juneau Empire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

Grow old along with me;
 The best is yet to be. The last of life, for which the first was
 made;
 Our times are in His hand, Who saith, "A whole planned Youth shows but half; trust God; see all;
 nor be afraid.-( Brownlng) "Heiehts by great men reached and kept
 Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept,
 Were toiling upward through the night. / Nobody believes your apology.
 Who remembers the oldtme doctor who advertised NO cure, no pay?"
 All the world has changed in the last few years except the boys and girls under the age of 10. ''' ''' " -< There would be statesmen if politicians knew that the best politics in the long always is merely following conscience and conviction.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

Bob Bogart, in an inspired moment while thinking of the Elks' Minstrel Show tonight, composed this off-hand: She's a bear; Give her air! She's a cat
 Look at that!
 Bit her heel,
 Hear her squeal! Woow! F-s-s-st! Whee-e-e-en
 Gladys.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
BRAVE GIRL

George Dooley is responsible for this one:
 "Poppa, don't hit Archibald with that stick, please"
 "Why not? I ordered him to stay away from you
 But poppa, he has quart in his pocket"
 And thus did the foxy Cordova Jane save her beau from an awful beating.
 Bill Ellis says, when in doubt buy hamburger.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
EIGHT PAGES

Dear Office Cat:
 Good old Saint Vitus has become the patron saint of the ball room.
 Bystanders used to whisper, sadly: Poor girl! What a terrible afflic- tion."
 Now they exclaim, admiringly: "Zowie! Watch that chick shake and quake and do the jazzy tremble!"
 The next task of Tin Pan Alley will be to set the music to the Epileptic Fit.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

A in every State outside was proposed re- centlv by The Cordova Times as means o1 stimulating interest in composition, geography, writing and spelling and further, as a means of reaching the great outside world with the essential facts concerning Alaska. Thls would sum. at the end of year, considerable con structive propaganda, if the letters embodied the right material and were written under the supervision of the teachers.
 All of our teachers approve the Idea, or course? Very good Now, suit acton to the vord Start the letters. The kids outside Will be delighted to hear from thelr cousins Tn Alaska. who can tell of such mighty wonders, about the bears and wolves and porcuplnes the oil. gold and copper, the glaciers and moun- tains~ rivers and lakes, and the great States which are to be carved out of this Territory
 Fathers and mothers of every class would appreciate these letters, which would provide household topics and filter into the community intelligence.
 On the other hand, the outside kids have much to tell our children, in which all would be equally interested.
 This is practical new form of training and nublicity which can be made to yield good re- suits.
 The Times idea has occurred to others A news budget from England, received yester- day, tells how Prime Minister David Lloyd- George gave hearty approval to similar plan to promote goodwill between England and America and also benefit the children. Under the English plan each school child has one par ticular correspondent in America, whom he or she addresses by name. The school superin- tendents and teachers obtain the list of names. The letters written in school under super vision, are the unaided work of the students. They form part of the ordinary composition lesson, but have proved to be its most attrac- tive feature. Incidentally, the English say, the letters often contain valuable hints for teachers in regard to methods used in Amer ica, which are frequently made the subject of inquiries by the education authorities
 A recent mail at Leeds England, brought 12O letters from pupils at four schools in Washington, D. O., which, in the opinion of the English teachers, were remarkable for their excellent composition, good handwriting and correct spelling The ages of these young American correspondents average 13 years and their letters range from 500 to 1000 words in length. They were full of the Washington Arms Conference, but personal touches and descriptions of the schools and their surround ings were not lacking.
 The English students and teachers con- fessed themselves puzzled by Americanisms. A reference to "Buddie'' as the name of the Unknown Soldier proved difficult, even for the masters, but ''my teacher is first-class soccer ball fan'' was more easily interpreted
 "Dear Unseen Friends,'' one letter began, 'I choose Leeds because I liked it from what have studied about it, so please tell me all about your city,
 Many letters express hope for an ever
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
YOU SAID A YOUTHFUL!

"Very distinguished, isn't he? But, d'you know, I think I notice a little garlic about him."
 My dear young lady, there's no such thing as a LITTLE garlic.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

Do you believe in the effects of laughter? Of course you do. If you can get man laughing, you can near ly always borrow five dollars from him.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
BY CARTON k- Little drops on water, Little drops on land, Makes the aviator
 Join the heavenly band.

Judge Edward F. Medley tells this one:
 Once there was a man who dug out his rubbers from the closet afte the first snow in the fall and found pair without hole in them.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28
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Some of the who have bought Stock in the Aaskaaa Petroleum Company: %f v Calvin C. Carpenter, Mgr. McDouga southwick Seattle Dr. E. B. Riley, Aberdeen, Wash.
 John E. Savage Proprietor, Hotel Butler, Seattle. Theodore B. Bruener Attorney, Aberdeen, Wash L. B. Humberger Aberdeen, Wash M R. Hickey, Aberdeen, Wash.
 C. A. Kolstad Pres, Grand Central Garage, Seatte H. M Delanty, Aberdeen Wash D. w. Miler Aberdeen, Wash. l. l. Kaufnann Aberdeen, Wash. G. F. Haferty, Pres, Pioneer Packing Co.,, Aberdeen. Captain A. E. Lathrop Cordova Alaska. S. K Bowes Aberdeen, Wash
 L. c. Isaacson, Aberdeen, Wash. E. B. Benn Aberdeen, Wash '' w. L. Morris Aberdeen, Wash. l. Farnham Proprietor Hotel Atwood Seattle. Teddy Taylor Proprietor, Hotel Atwood, Seattle H. E. Plank Mgr. General Electric Co.,, Seattle. Roy Worth Mgr. Pacific States Electric Co.,, Seattle : ; T. l. Donohoe Attorney, Cordova, Alaska. C. E. Firdning, Cordova, Alaska.
 Lee 4arpoe Cape tIinchinbrook Lighthouse Cordova Alaska
 These men believe that the Elaine Group it devel oped will be money maker They practical business
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-28

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