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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16
WEST FLORIDA NEWS
MOLINO

Mr.. and Mrs. III. O. Boswell and fam
Ivy OF Pensacola. were In Molino. Sum
day afternoon. for q short while, Wis
sting rola&ives.
The friends Of Forest Coons were
Olad TO see his smiling face In Moline
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Frances Edwards. Of Pollard,
Ala, who has been visiting Miss NCyr-
tie Matthew'S, has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Mortln, Of Brow
ton, Ala, spent last Sunday in Moline,
with the formers parents. Mr.. Nc
Mellan, OF Brewton. was also . visitor
at the Mortin home.
The new shipping shed that the rail-
road company has Just completed here
will be great help to the truck grow
ers OF this vicinity as there will be
quite a 1otsof shipping going on here
within the next few months.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank ]. Mason were
in Pensacola, Monday morning. for q
short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Correll and
daughter attended the chautauqua
here. Tuesday night, from Cottage
HE'LL.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jacob made a
trip to Pensacola, Monday morning,
returning for the chautauqua that aft
ernoon.
A. j. Miller and Mrs. Gena Williams
and Billy williams were visiting at
the Miller home last Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Joel Mccoy and Mrs. Louis
Spare, OF Pensacola, returned to their
nome, Tuesday, after spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Daffin.
Mrs. Vaughn and children have re-
tNlrned to their home in Geneva, Ala,
after spending some time with her
brothers, Mr.. L. F. and B. w. Mat
thews.
Il, L. Snowdon, of Tampa, stopped
over here with friends and relatives
for few days this week
. Among those to attend the chautau-
que here Monday night from Musco-
gee, were Mr.. and Mrs. Teno Hender-
son, Miss Mabel Bradley, Miss Sadama'
Henderson. Miss Hall and Miss Mose-
ley. and others.
A party composed of Mrs. T. L. Barr
Tineau, Miss Janet Mcmillan, Miss
Baggett and Mr.. Lorain Barrineau and
Mr.. Roy Baggett, attended the chau-
tauqua last Tuesday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16
BRENT

Rev. Brock filled the Baptist church
last Sunday morning and Rev. wakes.
the pastor, preached at night
The Methodist Sunday school here
will 60 to Ferry Pass for Easter serv.
ices Sunday morning. as Rev. Jones
will preach there, ana win preach here
at night. The Sunday school will have
an egg hunt Sunday afternoon.
The Boosters club viii give an egg
hunt Sunday afternoon In front OF Mr..
Westmarlx's.
Mrs. Johnston. mother OF Mrs. e. T.
Johnston, was buried in Ciopton ceme-
terry Thursday afternoon
The citizens expect to meet Saturday
and clean out the cemetery.
Miss Hortense Barrow, who Is in
training at the Pensacola hospital, and
who recently underwent an operation
There is staying With her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Barrow, while she re-
,cuperates.
Mrs. Stewart. an aged lady suffered
a paralytic stroke about ten days ago.
She Is with her daughter. Mrs. Tidwell
Mrs. Roberts gave a birthday party
for her niece, Harriet, last Saturday
Mrs. Allen, with Mrs. Stanley and
children, OF Jacksonville, Fla, visited
friends in Santa Rosa county, this
week
Mrs. Isaac Harrington, Mrs. E. B.
st. John and children, were the guests
Of Mrs. ]. w. Mitchell, Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Rice, of Goulding, was
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth st. John,
Thursday
Mrs. w. p. Blanchard and Miss Alice
Mckee were shopping in Pensacola,
Monday.
Mrs. Coskrey was shopping in Pen
sacola.. Tuesday.
Mrs. Berry called on Mrs. Mitchell,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick have moved
back to Pensacola.
Mrs. G. J. Stephens has moved to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick. 4-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Adams and chill
dren.have moved. to- Cottondale. go
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, Of Pensacola,
werei in Brent Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16
GRACEVILLE

In agricultural lines the past week
has been ideal for our farmers. They
have good watermelon stand. They
are now planting cotton.
The money crop is watermelons and
cotton. They diversity, however, with
liberal crops of sugar cane. velvet
beans, corn. potatoes.
The Standard Oil Company has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16

placed two tanks here with a capacity
Of $1,000 gallons OF oil both gasoline
and kerosene and Gil iubricating oils
The new establishment Of a cream
ery is making good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16

saiist church, officiating. interment
being held in Magnolia cemetery.
where she was laid to rest beside her
husband.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16

In Siam women wear their finger
nails very long, and many Of them
have them tipped with silver. S-f
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-16

The most narrowing thing about a
cold is trying to figure out how you
got It.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate
business; receive pay while learning; need not
| interfere with present employment; some maxi
ing 500 week. Free class lectures every
Thursday, pm. William F. Matteson. 80
GIL Bond bldg.
Evening star., 1922-01-25

REPRESENTATIVE-Am salary paid to ap'
plicants selected to represent one Of the large
life insurance companies in Washington. Ad-
dress Hny lll-H Sfar office
Evening star., 1922-01-25

sHADEs-Good quality 0PaqGe shades, iffe
70 your windows. 9Jc: the best quality q
opaque shades. $I.25: hung free; We call wit
eAm9lee. kLEERLATf. l11h and B ats. n.s
Evening star., 1922-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s4oemRooMING house, 8 rooms and bath:
rent, s27: well furnished; house in good con-
ditinn: great sacrifice.
near Government Printing Once; good income:
81. .GOo-Rodming house. IL rooms; lease;
reasonable rent: near 18th and Q. .,,
81. .500-Rooming house. II rooms: rent. $a2
SO. .750-Gro1eV and meat business; rent, $50:
long l Iesse; 8 rSSm:; 81 big n.ss.,n s. Won't GEO
si,ssL;rScery sirery snS sna os rooms: RENT. remit So
.250-Confect. and rooms; rent. 81.
s3OO-Tailor shop: lease; good corner.
Iunchroom transient: will sacrifice.
r. M. CURTIS,
I03 RARRISTER BLDG. 8a5 ST. NV.
Marshall Business Brokers.
If You want to sell business place Of any
Kind. list with our up-to-date and well estab-
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and advertised under our name. in most every
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good equipment: rent. Ss5. including nice.
clean rooms and bath; also ONCE: best bargain
we ever offered for 5000.
General merchandise and grocery store few
miles from center Of city; rent. $37; living
rooms; splendid proposition; $500.
Cafeteria: large and exclusive trade: must
be seen to be appreciated: price right.
Small candy shop. downtown; candy made
Oh premises; price, $IoD.
Grocery and meats; desirable location: 5
living rooms; price reasonable.
Garage and taxi business; will sacrifice If
sold this week.
Garage: capacity. Sc cars: NV. location;
half price at So. 500.
Rooming house; one Ct the most beautiful
ard exclusive in city: expensive new furniture: !:
located near 14th and Mass. ave-; price right.
SsDO-Rooming house: II rooms and bath.
81 ,UJD-Roomipg house; 10 rooms and bath.
l,550-Rooming house; u rooms: baths
81. .6G0-RoOming house; IL rooms; baths.
ST. .soo-Rooining house; u rooms; baths.
81, ,900-RoOming house; Is rooms; 3 baths.
house. house. % rooms baths baths
S5.W0-Boarding house; 81 rooms; baths.
Ss,000-Rooming house; ~ rooms; baths.
s7,00e-Hotel; 80 rooms; downtown: baths:
$3,:JO0-Hotel; Penn. ave-; 30 rooms; several
baths.
All the above roomins houses and hotels are
located in the NV: most all downtown.
Watch for our advertisements.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o2o New York Ave.
MUST SELL, as we are leaving city. and II
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CONFECTIONERY and quick lunch business
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25s
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LOWING TO EXPANSION IN
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experience and cash available Good chance
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years Address BOX 156-T. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-01-25

STEN0GRAPHERS-Civi service exainlnati ton
In March. Qualify by taking our Review and
Dictation Courses business positions for our
graduates. Milton Business School, 726 14th
at NV. Franklin 994I.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

when matched from thc egg in the sand. where about 30 eggs would bo laid by Che mother gator, about 30 of hor eggs being a setting. Now. people who have operated ale ngator farms claim Chat they grow at Che r1to of two Inches every year for Che first 50 or 6O years. SO if that particular gator grew two inches a year. it had grow 22 inches since being matched and was thero fore. n years old.
 Now while you may think Chat six months is a long Imo for any thing Chat has lfo 70 80 without eating. there lB nothing strange about it when you consider Chat am alligator has no digestive organs; that if they can manage to catch 60 young hog or a 1O-yoar-oid pickan- inny once a year. thoy are on right In respect to eating. am alligator is like snake. and Che largest anako that was over in America was boa constructor that was in Roblnson's show several years ago, and it was in America 1l months before it a.c a bito and then it ate a dozen chick ems Chat had been raised in its cage and were almost grown before thc
 nakc worked mp an appetite for them
 Whilo allIgotors arc queer petH you don't have Go worry about them not eating. but their mouths are mol built for kissing.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04
SECRETARY FALLS PLANS FOR
 ALASKA

Secretary Fan ot Che Interior De- rlrtment mnr.hes abcld of Che front rank ot thc r.vcaNay-uouIs,s. He e strongly for Che removal of every lo.k hnr oucc or voI around Che rema.nre national domain, hc wants to take Che gates down and throW chem away. remove even Che hinrcs so ttat ncccs to public prop. vrfv may br Iree and un.mncdcd. And Secretary Fau as a starter wants Ono rcsource. of Alaska p'aced under hts oarc chat thcr may bc properly "urIuekcl Moro especially does he want Che Alaskan National Forests aken from Che Department ot Ae- rIcuiurc and turned over to hm, presumably to mako Che timber "clsy of acrrss
 Tsit rccessary to repeat what Che policy of Che c.rc-avat-tonsts d.t to Che national timber wealth. to One industries depending upon ths um- here N It raceary to point out fhrf SnHUH. .HHH Hercs ul crstWniIc forest land capable of producing an excellent stand ut timber under right management ne absolutely urr-olururc and worthless while the timber users m lts vicinity have to pay freight on lumber hauled from districts thousands of miles ruaye That condition is Che result of allowing Che bulk of thc nation 's forests pass ufo private hands "it1- out restriction as to usc.
 lf Fau Instead or Roosevelt had been i'm power seventeen years aen. thc bulk of Naaaas timber lands would now hc locked up n private hands. sooner or Inter tn.s timber would bc cu. and devastation 'c.t .u its place just us uas done tn Wis., eousu Minnesota and M.ohimn n Neu England. .u One South and Che Far West
 Of roursr any u.e .s better -nnn na use nc aII Hu. has no u.e boon madc of Aas.as timber during 'ac Iasf seventeen leln' sunset Mag 1r.ue
 The uhns. may ne sound relson- Iur. but Che fact remains chat Che "urIocknr .Io. appeals stroue.I ,o Ono majority o. l.U.Hns who urrca chat lhere has already been too much conservation ol trc natural resources or Che Territory However Che present policy of fhe Forestry cone tro. eems ,o he sufficiently Nhora' buf a. One sam. ume therc Is mo oc. cas.or for believing .hat Secretary Fau wants to loot tre forests of N- aska or anyth.rr cIe To Che clos Ire question ol Che ahore. "He uo usc hoer made ot NHslH timber during Che past seventeen yclr' wc oan ruthtuIN answer. "num uttle."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04
IN PROBATE
NnTIcE Tn cREnIT0RS

In Che Court Of Che Commissioner
 Territory of Alaska. Division No.
 ]. Juneau Precinct.
 In tho matter Of the Estate of
 Charles Hauser deceased
 Having been appointed adminis- trator of Che estate of Charles Hauscr. deceased. by Che Commission or for Che Territory of Alaska sitting in Probate in Juneau Precinct by order issued January 20. 1922. an persons having claims against said ostato are required to present them. verified as by law prescribed. within six months of Che dato Of this mo- uce. to II. B. LeFcyrc. attorney for said Administrator, at No. 1S3ia S.. Front Street. Juneau, Alaska,
 Dated Saturday. January 21, 1922.
 HARRY OLDs, Administrator
 First publication January 21
 Last publication February n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

10 Ia dIs.orrleuc. especially to Democrats. to learn th1t William Jcru.rrs Bryan contemplate re- entering Che political aroma Own Irr winter homo I'm Florida. he has announced fh.r be win bc a candle date aeaIus. ser1for Park Taumen of chat state when One latter seeks election thIs nI lu n recent 'r- te-uen Bryan mentioned three ro- HHcaI h'unfars that according to his way ol doping orl tfe situation. win telelt tne Republicans lh.s ian. Tho whItevrsr.ur and seating of Senator Neuherrr relieving Che rich of taNes and soaking Che utuc fe'- low. and causing the prices of ueces- stI.s lo be lowered without eomnau- aunr Che farmer who produce hem On Ie.. thr.e hobbies w. J. expects to land himself i'm Che upper house or coHere.. U.s cfarees may he true. bnt Nou.I .t not he better to grin and h.rr WIJh almost any- thing rather trHn have Bryan Iu Che Nl'onaI hot air VorAsf
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04
Cbe SnoluI zx&5-zze47
 

At Che urgent request of Che pros- idont of Che Y. M. C. A. i'm Savannah, Georgia. Che Stroller is writing an osaay Co bc rcad at tho next monthly meeting ot Chat organization on "pistot Tolu' n Connection With Church Work" AS preparing thls spccia, article has taken moro umc than he could we'll spare and as he is having considerable correspond cnce with tho Patent Onico at Wash lneton on his hands at present have ug learned Of am attempted infringe mont on Che patent Chat protects his identity with his celebrated knco Brace for department store girls and school teachers. he was not able Co give a homegrown article in Che strollers column this week. bu' presents tho following instead, Maggie and Jiggs at the Golden Gate st. Peter stood guard at Che golden
 gate with a solemn mieu and on afr SO.
 date. When up to Che top of tho golden
 stair
 Maggie and Jiggs. ascending there Applied for admission; they cam'
 and stood Before SC. Peter. SO great and good In hope of tho city or peace Go win And asked st Peter to let them in Maggie was tau and dark and chin . With scragsly beardlet on her chin |Jiggs was short and thick and stou And his stomach was built SO 4
 rounded out. Ws face was pleasant and an tn
 while | He wore a kindly and genial smile The choir in Che distance Che cchoc
 woke
 And Jiggs kept stll while Magsi
 spoke.
 70. thou who guardeth Che gate'
 said she. "We two come hither bcseochin0
 thee
 TO let us enter Che heavenly land And play our harps with Che ange
 band. or me. st Peter. there Is mo doubt There's nothing from heaven Go ba
 me out; Two been to meeting three times
 week.
 And almost always I'd risc anI
 speak.
 "Iyc told Che sinners about Che da. When they'd repent of their cyi
 way;
 I've told my nclghbou Two told Zen
 an
 Bout Adam and Eve and Che Pr.ma
 Fam
 I've shown them what they'd hay
 Co do .If they'd pass iu with Che chosen few Tive marked their path of duty clear Laid out Che plan ot Their who'll
 career. "ryo talked and talked Co 'em. lou
 and long. For my lungs arc good and my yoic
 is strong
 SD. good sL Peter. youI clearly sc Tho gate of heaven is open for m, But Jirrs here ! regret Co soy Hasn't walked In exactly the uarro'
 way; . Hc smokes and swears and grav
 faults he's got. so ! don't know whether hc.u pas
 or not. . "He never would pray with am ear
 nest vim, . Or ro Co revival or join i'm a hymn While Che sins of my ueignbor
 bore He raddod about with chat Dnt
 Moore. . Ho made a practice of staying ou
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Which la sim ail women hutci But at last when ho did como homo Tho rolling pin went straight for
 his dome. I know him. sL Peter, know him
 we'll; TO escape from me he'd SO to hcIli But St Peter J need him hero. And hope you can sec your way
 clear On earth ! bore a heavy cross; Give mc in heaven stll Jigg Co boss. I've brought my rolling pin. plates
 and jars To keep him dodg.us among Che
 stars. "But ay st Peter it seems to mo This gate isn't kept as it ought Go bo. You ought to stand right by Che
 opening thoro And never at down In Chat oaay
 chair And. say St. Peter my sight is
 dimmcd. But ] don't liko tho way your whIa-
 kcr arc trimmed They're cut too wide with am out
 ward toei They'd look better narrow and
 straight across st. Peter sat quiet and strokcd his
 stan. But in spite Of hia onico be had to
 laugh; Then said. with fiery gleam in his
 eye: "whos tending thia gate. Maggie.
 you or I?" Then hc arose in his stature tall And pressed a button upon tho wall And said Go tho imp who answered
 Che bell: "Escort this female around Go he'll Slowly Jiggs turned by habit bent To follow wherever Maggie wont Ist Peter standing on duty thorc Saw chat Che top Of his head was
 bare |Ho called tho old boy baok and aid. "JIggs. how long have you been
 wcd' Thirty years" Cwith a weary sigh) And thon he thoushtully added
 "Why?" st Peter was silent with head bent
 down; |He raised his hand and scratched hi.
 crown, Tbcn. seeming a different thought tc
 take. ! Slowly haif Co himself ho 6pako. Thirty ycus with chat woman thor, ! No wonder Che man hasnl any hair Swearing is wicked. smoking mol
 good. ! Hc smoked and sworc -l should
 think he would! Thirty years with that tongue 8,
 sharp ! Oh. Angel Gabr.eii Give him horp' IA jewollcd harp with golden string Good s.r, pass iu where Che ansc.i
 sing. ! And. Gabriel. rIvc him a sent alone ! Ono witch a cushion up near th'
 throne |Cmu up s.mo angels Go play thcii
 best. . For Jices h8s surely earned @ rest See chat ou finest ombros.a he feeds Ho's had about all Che hell he nccds' Inc isn't hardly Che thing to do ! To roast him on earth and in th'
 future. too" They gave him a harp with golden
 strings. IA rIttcr.ug robe and pair of wings ! And Jigss. looking down from h.'
 high lovcl ! Thought Of Maggie and fcit sorry fol
 Che deyil
 George Bradshaw iu poro Mar quottc Magazine
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

And now Germany is anxious Go participate In what it ls pleased Co caI thc economic uphullding of Che world. especially iu Europe. Now. lf Germany ls as good ut upbmldinE as wus clearly proven she was in tearing down nd destroying. we would favor giving her free hand
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

A contemporary gives tho follow ing advice Co its delinquent Hubscrib- CTS: "If you have frequent iaIntIng spells. accompanied by chills. cramps. corns. buuions. chIlblains, epilepsy and Iaundice. it Is sign that you are not we'll and liable Co die any minute. Pay your subscription in advance. and thus make yourself solid for a good obituary notice.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

V. A. Tibbits. formerly on tho night shift O fthe city police. is now serving in Che capacity of chief dur ing Che absence or Chief Koogan, who left on Ono Spokane Thuraday night for @ yisit to Che outside.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

That man must steer Che course set for him can not ho gaInsa.d. Eise why should Senator ponroso die and leave stock Co Che value of $780, UUU In hIs cciiar9
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Statistics show that fec cream cou- sumption in Che United States hos Increased almost looo0o.ooo gallons since Che passage or Che Vo'ateld law. And at that nobody has cycr heard of a fellow duIus up on ice cream and going out and shooting mp Che town.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Georsia farmers report that Che present nr.co of peanuts is just hait what 10 was thrCc years ago. This may account for Che increase in Che number of peanut politicians
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

If chat Lasce..os party who is to marry King Ge1rees daughter looks anything ukc Che pictures Of him we have scc1 thlt young lady il not getting any unsoph.sticated school boy by long shot.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

The ntr Ebert Hubbard Into a bulls eye when h. said. "II man write a better booE preach better sermon or make a better mouse trap chan h.s uo.ehhor though hc hu.'i hIs house ir One woods the world win m.ke a benton path to his door
 Down iu Nashville a on'orci man 5T years old who runs am elevator tn a department store amused himself during hIs leisure minute. by m1u'p- u'.tur blHre uIrr fie conceived Che idea of fnstIonins to into rat Crap and now hc has hccn offered f25.Unn cash Cor hs Invention.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Tho terrible disaster I'm Washing ton when Che Ku.ckorboeker theatre clred .n and NIleI loo people. w.l. start fhc same sort of theltrc-iuyes- ueauur purt Chat followed Che burning of about six hundred people in Che old inGgo.s theatre in Chi- cae0 on December. 1n 1908 But such sDura ore usually short lived and after a utuc while carci.ssuess holds sway as before
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

According to Dr. Ernest w. Brown. n Yale professor Che moon is uav- cling too fast lately and is liable Go oomplicate matters in Che celestial realm Moonsh.nc. probably.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

We are not Interested in nor do we hold briefs for any dairy but we ubmit chat it Is in bad form for che m.- ..' pays ten dollars for O bottle O. bootleg whisky to kick on the current price of quart of milk.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Tho Dearborn Independent OHen- ry Ford's International Wocklyj is tho fastest growing weekly iu the world. and tho only large publica- lion regularly featuring Alaskan in- terests. SL50 a ycar -52 issues. The Dearborn Publishing Co.,. Dear born. Michigan. l-2l-it
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Statistics show chat we use more candy now than before prohibition days but lot of oidumcrs would u.c moro if chocolate bars had @ rest for Che fect
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04

Tho fact chat Che srouudhos d.d not see his shadow on Che End will be of material benefit to Che coun- Ir, at larec Every utIc hit helps
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-04
NOTICE OF SALE

GIVEN thu puruau To m order O h o y Aa date January ID O h mn cr am ororo ut rz O m re for tho ear
 iv vc ,c The folio ur l cd proper d O sgssED
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ONL AMERICANS
 GIVEN LEASES

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 A. B. COLE. Gork Of Che City of Juneau, Alaska