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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Suomalainen 10y
tanyt platinaa

8albington,- 9. 6. - GonItan.
tin VI. G9ecreii, iofa on Snbamian
fonrmisiioneerina ybbpspalloisla,
ilmoitti ellen, ettG on lopbettp iirl,.
ri aplatinaa iii6ltdtpiG ferrostlmia
gllbaniasia.
Eamd tieto, jofa ilnloitettiin fir.
leesld Obopsmaltain fai,postoimis.
ton tirebtooriIle, $. Soster ,9ain'iI.
lie, tertoo. ettd Seliinsin pliopiston
profesiori SeoerboIm on uieita mill
foia iitten ollesioan fanIoien Iiiton
aIioilla loptGnpt platinaa Mlbonias.
ia.
Blotinaa loptpi min riittGtuisId
nlddrisid, ettd on ipptd oIettoa, ct.
I'd uralin ipuoriston pIatinaferros.
fitnnt jotfa opat @en1iGn neuipos
toballitnfien 'fontrollin alaiIina, tu.
leipat menettGmddn armopoiffania,
fosfa tdbdn asti iiuirim ola tl,osta
falliista mineraalista on faat,, fieI.
td.
&iricesid ilmoitetaan mposfim,
ettd profesfori Se6erboIm on loptd.
npt buontattaipia foipan biilen a.
liteita. &irieesiG ln,iiiltaan. ett1 Se
oerbolm on @uropon fuuluiiimpia
geoIoogeia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Sniim66ri 6. Maltip Gnomen fonin-
tiff 9sesa gorfiim

SitS@esta iaapuneen fabfoiano.
man miifaan on Suomen nlfominis
terio nintittGnpt pGGfoniulifii Seem
Oorfiin iniinoori e. @altion, iofa
tGbGn asti on toiillinltt 8altane.
rentofaiien &auppo 3. 3. Seem
gorfin fonttoorin iobtaiano. glolti-
on nimitDs pGGfoniulifii on epGile-
m1tt1 onnistunut nimitps.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
9ltnoinen iotiGasipafoiln. So

= 9unoinen iotilasipafoilu. So
fiji p6ilpG iitten otuat aiiaan fliilit'
mot ipiranonailet iaaneet ielptlle
Surusio tointineen tpafoilridrjeston
ionfa tointirto on itlothinut idngen
IoaioIle, iopa aina itdraiolle ia fen
too. 9llion ioboosta on piodtettp
puolifpmment6 benfilod, ioutosia
IotiIaitafin. @rGs Wafeld.nintinen
iotiIas, besfufien tdrfed toimibenfi'
rs ON Iaatu piodtetpfii. San on ai'
foiieu,ntin tointiriit m. M. Boptpdn
IoiioIibemofraattiien rtuoriiopbois'
tpfIen pubeeniobtaiana.
@ofoiIntoirntnta on foboistiiritt
fofonaam iotiIasaiioibin ia on iarital
Ia horioitett, innofastu fiibotusta
Sur,in ieubuillo olesfeleipoin lott
Iosoiastoien fesfinioesiu. @. m. on
letpitettp i,ntret madrdt IentoIebttiid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
'GtSii patenttia feinptefoiielle biilelle

2ontoo, = Sunpettu iofialoinen
feffij6, Brpcfner, ionfo iofit aifa
iitten ferrottiin fefiineen feinotefoi-
fen fiiuibiilen eli oiteonrntin len mas
fifteen, on iImottonltt Ooilp Gbro.
nictlen Wpnicbin firieenmaibtaialle,
ett6 ban tuIee etiimGan patenttia
tefiinnolleen iofa maasia. Sdn ia-
moo tpolmisttfiesio torfpittnlpia oi-
Meta loptpmGn iofo moasia ia pa-
fitiittaa Observation-Disclosures ole
man bGmmGstptt1ipGn pienet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
&arungin ratoo anotaan jt

&arunein rataa anotaon jot-
fettopafii. &olarin, Sltrtolan, Oli'
tornion &arltngin ia 9llatornion
faltpungin tpalhtustoien lGbestpo on
nGinG p1ipinG fGpnpt ballituflen
pribeilla ioottamasia maltioneuipos'
ton tietoon Tornion iofilaaflon o.
Iitffai6en toitponrlis fiireellilitn toi'
menpiteiiiin rpbtpniiefii etta ipal'
tion tporoilla lGbitrleipoiiiutoesla rd
fenpettoiIiin raitatie &aritngista
Surtolan pit1jGn Bellofplaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Wsic6iganisia iuiime ipmpnna 1,27O
fafIoisparia

8altion ipntpn1stotistiifan mit.
faan ipntpi mime ipnonna 2,54O
fofIoislasta. 2osfelmien nritfoan o.
Ii 1000 ipntpmGstG AZ fafioislpntp'
mGG. &olmoiia ipntpi ainoastaan
ieitieatGsid tapuufiesio. &ofo mal'
tiosia of ipntptpdiipps 49;S2O poi.
faa ia 1852 tpttoG. Goifia iiis
2,7O8 enentntan f1tin tpttoid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Wmrsfp tappantt % ibmistd etela'
iualtioisIa

Seem Orleans, 2a. - Biime ttts'
taita pastoon poIIG ia tiistoino rie-
bli anforoitu mprsfpjG 2oniiianas'
ia, WeisIisIippisi6, @rfonios'isio ia
Sflobomosio. Snurin ibmisbenfien
buffa ilmoitetaan @otpenista, Sfla.
iosio 12 benfeG iai iurmania nlprs-
fpn ieuronfieno. 4aiffiaan % ben'
fiIS1 iImoitetoon ioaneer inrnnanio
eri poiffofunniIIa ia itieita fpnl'
menid on IouHoontunitt. Omdiitii-
ben bufto on ntp0sfin melfoinen.
Sotoio ibntiiiG on fooittontina.
----
8eri fuIfee ipo6rnen Iafuitfe
ieitienGn moiItn tintinopeiioello.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
$15,OOO,OOO tuli-
palo Chicagossa

Gbicago. = Sullrin tulipolo, TO-
ta Gbicasosia OH ollut i1lteen 1871
ralnoli t11lla If. 10 p. b11pittGen fo
fonaiien forttelin liiterafennufIin,
tappaen pboen palotuntalaiien, iaat
taen 10000 tpottonlifii ia tilottoen
ipabinfoio aripioltn $15,000,00o.
Sutfimllflet palon ipistG joto epGil-
ldan taballaan iptptetpfli, aloitet-
Tin tanGGn maltion, fallpingin ia
tpofliiitliSipiranotnaiSten toimesta.
Tuli olfoi allleello, jofa on jun
ri Gbicagon-ioen lGniipuolella, Ii.
bella Union aiemaa fesfittpen me-
ii0on, iota pntpGroiipGt Socfior,
Clinton, Canal ia San 8ltren ia.
but.
BalofitntaIoinen Sonles Wfc@o.
tpern iai ilirmania, finn. bebfilpun
pinninen terGsfappale, iofa pittoii
iortiIipaltn ilnlarabalta puristi 51-
net nlGeen. llieat liillitt loitffuantui.
mot, ia ipaiffa palion ipietiin iai'
ronIoibinfin, Ell fenenfGan lit,,lla
tpaaralliiesti tpiottitneen.
8alo raiipoii birtpittGip1ll1 moi.
malta tarioten pli 100000 pleiio-
io,tfolle nritd paifiittaipimmon
nGpn. @lfaen tesfipollG liefit lemtli-
tpdt nopeosti ia foboiiipat forfealle
taiiposta fobben pllnaten fofo IL
utdfebGn ntailimGGrin ia iaattaen
tltbuniia pelon tpaltaun. 9esti mon
to titntia ennen fliin ionnitttaiot
faitpat ipallan titlen pli.
Satltri tpaara ltbfaii ettd titli IT,
tptGiii pli ioen n. |. "Soop "iin, iofa
on fniiplingin ipo1n ia mabtalpa
Iiibetesfus.
EGnlG tilipalo oIoitti ettei pe-
ftf.i1n pilwenpiirtdiI ole titlenipaa-
rnsto tpopoo, ianloinfrin ettd npID
nifainen polofitnta on faptGnnolliicS
ii osputon tulta ipastdan, jos ie lod
t1b0ellilen pallon forfeitten rofeil.
nusten plinGiiisiG ferrofiisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
@emfien bimmat aleneiuat

8rocfton. = SebtaiIiiat ilnoitti'
mot t1t6Gn alertaipania fenfien bir
toio. Battbei alennitfien mGdrdd o.
Ie ipielG annettu iulfiiiiiteen Iiutl-
Iaan fen oleipan $3.50 pros. pa
rita tltffufaitpasia. 8rocfton futen
tinnettia, on pfii> iuurimnlista Ten.
o1nipolmistus fesfiifiisto noosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
griS @aibinstunin fello

9lnrericon slrt @alleries Seem
yorfisio ntpi Gstettdin biriitotaupas
ia yrio @asbinetonin fitltafelIon
$4,000 binnustu. wa,ita @a1bins'
toniIIe fitiiIuneita eiineitd, ioito
mpptiin ianosia, of nititstoraiian'
ia, bopeainen iloIoIuiiffu, Boiler
Soreesia fdpttamdnid pistooIin ti,'
pet ia pari tpiiuiastioo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Jianntan tb6pGentalu fiibotnspeiGnG

Jtanttam fgDluaentnlD tttD0fnSpetana
WeifGli "2Gni nii4Suomi" on ioanitt
tietGG, tointitti etiipG fesfuspoliiit
mannontaina torfastltfien &oltmon
tpopGenpbbistpfien tolollo "Soibtl'
lasia" tafalporifoioen 'buomattatpan
mGGrGn eriloisto fiellettpG fiiboitits
firjolliiuitto. Sofalporifottlt fiibo-
tlsfirjalliiluts on miltei fotonaon
@en1iGlle paenneioen fapinollisben
firioittamoa, r1utta p1iiuGttD olafli
Suomeslo, olafii 8enGj1llG. Gar.
fast1flesla loDbetpstG firieenipaib-
oosta tpoitiin tooeto, ettG fiiboit1s-
fesfus fofo Sotafuttoa parten on
iiiainnut &altrton Soibtltlosia. &ii-
boitustpon iobtaiana on toiminnt
&auman maltliuston fonmunisti-
men iGien Osfari 2omntinen, iofa
t1stG tebt1ipGstG on SeliingistG fG.
fin iaonrit 1000 marian fiuifoiiii-
palfan. 2ontnlista ei tarfostiifien
oifono lootu fGiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
gaIiom ibmiiiG rientGa fnltafemtille


8illiams 2afe, g. 6. 4utafitii.
men fpoifutitfiesto on fpnmeni6 iiii-
fla tuIoffaito mennpt Gebor Greet.
in ia 0resnelin aliteille poItaa'
moan itielIeen fIeimejG. Sc otpat
menneet iinne polfiio pttfin lotto
oipot tpieGd Iitmen peitosia. Sen idI
feen fun ipiime puonno Iopoettiii'
fiiItoo Gebdr greefisi1, otpot faiffi
aIueet fpnmenen maiIin pddsid Iop.
topoifasto tpdIlotit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
sjGnnittGiuG t1ilipalo iualtamerilai'
iualla


iualla
9tap Dorf. = SGnnittGlpGn to-
rinan tulipalosta nperellG, iolloin
104 b1tG1ntpnpttd miestd ia naista
liifittiin bptteibinia ia ldmmittaiid
| ojennetllilla piStooleilla pafoitettiin
olemaan tpopaifoillaalL fertoiiuot
| .nilniien gbopspaltoin linz
| ialailpan natflstoiot, fun luiipa
liaapui tGnne tanGdn 8remenistd.
sc oil tarina nlieIenmaltista ia fet.
ieliaiippoestG.
Cullen buonlattiin oleipan irti
pltolen p0n aifaan noaliSfluln 2
p:n1 lnulltutnia tl,nteja len iGlfeen
fun Yotomac oil lGbtenpt Sremc-
nist1 Sollonnin rnnniftoa pitfin
Yobjunnerelle. ObtGffid espaniaiais
let ia filippiinilaiiet lGnlmittajat til
liipat fannelle foneroistaan ia rDD-
tpiipGt fGiifii pelastlsmeneiiiin, ill
Ia lGmnlitpsbuone oil muooostunut
tlitabouttatpufii paitafii iaIpnn
lpuofi, iofa tltnfeutlii iinne toiiess
ta laiipan oiastosto, iosia matras-
lit, bengenpelastusippot ia ulu,tt
lailpon taripeaineet olitpat ialape-
r1iiellG taipallo ipttpneet tuleen.
Weiebet ruisfutti,pat tonnimGGriG
tpettG tl1leen. Some ia lanlnitDsbuo
meet olilpat tltltpillnan pettd, mutt
ia iuitpet ioipltpatiaot llllfuportin
puolelta ia ntelfein iietGmGton fnit-
alnuls oiottipat, ettG tl1len tpalta o.
Ii liiGGntpalGn pGin. &lo 1 aarlil-
Ia olirpat liefit ioaneet min iltnren
ipoi1nart ettd Iaiipan fannet olipat
ft,urtat. 2lo 4:50 antoi fapteeni
Wsc2eob mGGrGpfien, etta foneet pD
iGptettGiliin ia fofo laitpan nniebis-
to otti oiaa ianlniltustpobon.
mserimiebet baffaiiipat polurait-
reiGn ia iiita pGGstettiin
rrisfuilla pettG trlen feSfifobtaan,
nutto eli iiitGfGGn oll1t ntitG1n o.
plia. @apteeni Mo2eob p6Gtti, en-.
men fitin ban oiaiii Iaitpott matali-
folle, prittGG erGstG feinoa, ionfa
ban oil oppittut ioban aifaon fun
laipain t1ptpi pGiSt1d ipibolliien
mebenaloiiia lattpoia.
S6in poni foneiston fGpntiin t1p'
bella tpoimalIa, Min ie oil melfein
nGtpn1GttomisIG iaiplupilmen iiI1sid.
ybtGffiG orttoi bGn nGGr1pfien Gffi
fGGnn0fien tefenliieen &lln laima
f11ntpi, min follistiti lie iiiben r1d1
r6Gn, ettG rltngosio oleipa iitiri tpe-
iin1G1rG l1ifGbti lailpon ipriGa mas
taon ia iiitG lieffien fesfeen. Seti
olfoi tulcn molto beifeta ia flo A
oifoon iltapGimGll1, 16 tunnin to-
man toistelun iGlfeen, iootiin tlli
fontrollin alaiiefii ia laitpo pdaii
jotfonioon matfaania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Snlotucrpt iuabemtDmeet 1000 mil
iopnaa bill.

Seem Yorf. = TGrfein fotimais
Tia alioitmnme fosfeipa uutinen nil.
NE piifolla oil tieoofiianto, ett1
nlaalisfnun 15 p1iip11n nennesIG
annetnt tilotperoielitpfiet oioittalpot
ettG tulojo noista ldbteista on t6nG
ipnonna 800 proIenttio m1benls
m1n filin ipiimc ipuonno.
Sanotaap, etfd nGin ilntri lupis-
tus on paaaiialliiesti jobtlmut tor
poratiionien ia bppin riffaioen BEN
filoi6en tllojen m1bentpn1iiest1.
SGsIG lienee palion perGGtin, mutt
ia tarfenupien tlttfim,isten toimitta-
nliren lltnltapasti tltliii oloitta-
maan, ettG merotltlot oipat filtistu-
maSia len pltofii, ettG riffaat omot
iiioittaneet raboiaan entistG iiturent
masia mdarGsid peromapaiiiin bon
beibin, fosta be eilpGt ole tabtoneet
taiffa usfaltaneet iiioittoa niitd ,ni-
iiin liifepritpfiiin lain ollesia moi
mosia, iofa ipic beiltd bpipin iuit-
rer oian ipoitoistaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
MaiSteri 9ianan6eimp ministerin
apnIaiiefIi

Seem Yorfista iaaputpeen tieoon
nutaan on Spomen baIlitis nimit.
tGnpt maisteri sltieli &auanbeimon
Suonren labetpstoon 8aibingtoniin
ministerin apulaiiefii. Sieto tGstd
otetaan epailent1ttd iiirtofaniamme
fesflioesia tuastaan urielibppdlld,
iiIId maisteri Baauanbeimo naltii
faniamme fesflutbesia pleistG iuo-
iiota ia frnnioitusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
G8bptim funinsasta iuastaau mie.
lenoioitnfiia

Nulrp. - SaSlDdfDa lp1ha1fttelt-
ipps ultben itien6iien @spptin luIt.
taania, funingas ssitao 1 :stG mos
taan pltbfeii tGnG iltona, tin p6fi.
ioufot bpoffGiitudt polntiia ipostactt
fitnirfnrns oIlesYa ~foirnittamasjo
egpptiIaiien iotaipGen fatieImusta.
goliiiifetiu esti tpGfiioitfon pdd.
fentaSta palatiiin n1itta mieIenrIoi
titfiet letpiiiipGt Idpi faupunein
tpdfiioltffoien repiesfd olas Iipp,ia
ia ipistatesia beittoeiineitG. @nnen.
frin poIiiiit bajoittiipat mielenoIoi.
titfIet, of folme benfiloG baatpottu.
NIT.
Waonontoino on pleiren i1bla-
pGim6 ia liriio retteIoitG oootetoan.
o.
SiirtbmistG lGnteen fiiboitetaam
gobfaistafieen itiitisaiuffaita iitr
tDnlGGn pobioislGnnelle on Iortb.
ern Sacific ralitatie ilmoittanltt a.
lentatpania 40 proienttia robtibinto
Ia faaranIastittoin l6betett6ipille
buonetaluille ia farntiipGlineille,
iotfa lGbetetGGn ibGst6 Bobjois.Dd-
fotaan ia Maontanaan. gs6m6 alen.
netitt binnat astidpot poiinnan bltb
tit. 10 p. EaIIaista aIennnsta Ell o
le ollut poimasia iitte 10. 1918.
l11t6en rabtitaflan mltfaan tpoipat
lGnnelle fitlfiiat fpiel6 mposfin pb.
ben aittomobiilin iofoista raiitatie.
mouniia fobti. Sdbdn iadfta o. ~
III ndtIId aIeitne,ttIIa ttnnotfIa h3k
iettaa fdrrpiG, beipoiia ia ioitofin
nliita elGinli1, ntittta olitoien flilie.
tiiS on Felicity. @ertailun ipiiofIt
maimittofoon, ettd f,tn erttinen rab.
tibinta of Minneoporista Sargoon
241s fenttid Min ie NIT on t41a
TdsiG fnbteesia dlennetoon bintoio
mri6enfin paiffoien ipdIiIIa.
X
= airfosta poisiaoleulinen oil
rdngaista,po rifos ieitiemdnnelIa
ipuoiiioooIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

= 8ientinrrne on ebelleen tiion.
tia illurentpi. Sommifuulla miennin
enenlmpps oil 0,4 milioonoo mart
foa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

= airfosta poisiaoleminen of
rangaistapo rifos ieitiemdnncIl6
iuloiiioooIla.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-30

The interstate comweryc commission IS hearing the views of railroad officials and others the various consolidation scheme, which hasc been proposed to car " out the following provision of the transportation act of I9eo:
 "A commission shaII as soon as practicable pre- pare and adopt plan for the consolidation of the rail way properties of the continental United States into limited number of systems"
 I~rediot that We do not succeed in carrying out .he principle of consolidation which has already gone
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-30

BY WAY OF attended the celebration at the |
 last Saturday observe and contrast what the! s1" oH ., , r what they usually like occasion
 Some went down there had opportunity to take note of the awful mistake when adopted prohibition Yes We have Think of what our boys and srs are g5- ,5 miss they people coming from another
 y OF themselves go into behold such scenes Think of t mothers to see their sons and daughters have all the pleasures themselves some did Saturday and Sunday whose husbands will probably never again cause the sargug ol pride hearts because of the manner iR r rn come home, Imagine children their fa CTS cuus home rauou condne their eyes! An me. how did thng to bar liquor from our uda Why saloon system to system in which you could g-, quart under strck government con ~ That would have done all the ~ al The drunkenness tie treating evil and every other ho r connected with the business mistake, prohibition is an awful thing take place under roveraeuay regulated system dspuon Next time We vote We are gong To right
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-30

rIed an English girl at Mackinac and settled down to become q trader In the woods of the North peninsula, where Benjumln Coryet was born.
 During his bOyhoOd men came to the peninsula to cut timber; young Corvet worked with them and began building ships. Thirty-hve years ago he had been only one of the hundreds with his fortune in the fate of single bot tom; but today in Cleveland, in Du- Iuth. in Chicago more than a score of great steamers under the names Of various lnterdepcndent companies were owned or controlled by him ana his two partners, Sherrill and young Spearman.
 He was a quiet, gentle-mannered man. Al times, however, he suffered from fits .uf intense durability. ana these of late had Increased In Ire ourncy nnG violence IL had been no- rcpd that these outhurSts occurred generally at times of storm upon the lake. but the mere threat of financial Ioss through the destruction of one or even more of his ships was not now enor,b 10 cause them; 1t was believed that they were the result of some oo- scurr physIcal reaction 10 the storm' and that this had grown upon him as he grew older.
 Today his Irritahility was so marked his uueasiness so much rrerter than anyone had seen it be- fore. that the attendant whom Coryet had sent. d half hour earlier, to re serve his usual table for hIm in the grilI-"Thp table by the second win dow"-hud stnr1rd away without dar- ing 10 ask whether the table was to he set for one or more. Corvet him self had corrected the omission: "For two" he hnd shot after the man.
 The tables, at this hour were all unocrupled. Coryet crossed 10 the one. he had reserved and sat down; he turned immediately 10 the window at his side and scruped on It little clear opening through which he could see the storm outside. Ten minutes later he looked up sharply but did not rise. as the man he had been await ing-Speurmon. the younger ot his two parrncrs--cume In.
 Spearman sented himself, hIs big, powerful hands claspad on the table, his gray eyes studying Corvet closely. The waiter took the order and went aw7ly.
 When he returned, the two mon were obviously in bitter quarrel Corvets tone. low pitched but violent sounded steadily in the room, though his words were inaudihle. Tie w9it"r, oS he set the food upon the sable. felt relief that Corvets outhur~r had fallen on other shoulders than his.
 For nearly an hour the quarrel con tlnued with inrcrmitted truceS of si-
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-30

For Nearly an Hour the Quarrel Con-
 tinued, With lntermitted Truees of
 Silence.
 lence. The waiter, listening, as wait CTS always do, caught al times single sentences.
 "You have had that idea for some time?" he heard from Corvet.
 eve have had an understanding for more than a month"
 How definiteY
 Spearman'S answer was not audible, but 1t more intensely agitated COrveti he dropped his fork and. after that, made no pretense of eating.
 The waiter. following this, caught only single words. "Sherrlll"-that, of course, was the other partner. Con stance"-thut was Sherrilrs daughter. The other names he heard were names If ships. But, as the quarrel went on, the manners of the two men changed; Spearman, who Rt first had been as- sailed by COrvet now was assalling him. Corvet sat back in his seat, while Spearman pulled at his cigar and
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-30
IN NlENIORIANI

All honor to the men of their best have saved this tar a not once but again They Ie a honored and n unmarked ves in many places land and other lands Not only the non who have sacrificed who ia walk of life nave
 ~ , vision and clearer eye threatened and have ~ themselves into saved the day All honor to the Nio'" CTS whose sons have caught for noble living and heroic diving from lives who have dared because GoaeaFl"S anu
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now andthen took 1t from hls lips and gesturcd with 1t between his fingers, as he Jerked some ejaculation across the table.
 Coryet leaned over to the frosted window, as he had done when alone, and looked out Spearmau shot a com ment which made COryet vince and draw back from the window; then Spenrman rose. Corvet looked up at him once and asked a question, 10 which Spearman replied with snap of the burnt match down. on the table; he turned abruptly and strede from the room. Corvet sat mOuonless.
 The revulsiOn 10 self-contrOL some times even to apology, which Ordlna- rily followed Coryet's bursts of lrritR- ton had not come to him; his agits= ton plainly had increased. He pushed from him his uneaten luncheon and got up slowly. He went out to the coat room, where the attendant hand. ed blm his coat and hat.
 He wlnced as he stepped out into the smartIng, bllndinG swirl of sleet, but his shrinking was not physical; 1t was mental, the unconscious reaction to some thought the storm called up. The hour was barely four o'clock. but so dark was lt with the storm that the shop windows were lit; motOrcars. slipping and skIdding up the. broad boulevard, with headlights burning, kept their signals clattering con stantly 10 warn other drivers blinded by the snow. The sleetswept side wauis were almost deserted; here or there. before a hotel or one of the, shops, a limousine came 10 the curb. and the passengers dashed swiftly across the walk to shelter.
 Corvet turned northward along Michigan avenue, facing Into the gale. The sleet beat upon his face and lodged in the folds of his clothing without his needing It.
 lie continued tO go north. He had not seemed, In the beginning, to have made conscious choice of this direc- ton; but now he was following It pur- pOsely. He stopped once at a shop which sold mems things to make a tel ephOne call. He asked for Miss Sher- Till when the number answered; but he did not wish to speak 10 her. he said: he wanted merely to he sure she would be there if he stopped In 10 see her in half an hour. Then-north agaln. He crossed the bridge. Now, fifteen minutes later, he came In sight of the lake once more.
 Great houses, the Sherrlll house among them. here face the Drive, the bridle path, the strip of park, and the wide stone esplunude which edges the lake. Covert crossed tu this esplR' made. He did not stop at the Sherrill house ur look toward It. but went on fully a quarter of mile beyond It. then he came back, and with an oddly strained and queer expression and at rtude he stood staring out Into the
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DEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR
 U. s. LAND OFFICE
at Juneau. Alaska
April. 13. 1922

al Juneau, AlaskA
 April, 13. 1922 NOTICE is hereby given that Mi- chael J. O'Connor, of Haines, Alas ka,. who, On April IS, 1922. made HE, No. O4sOS. for lots and 2. Section 14; and lot l, Section 2S. Township 30 S.. Range 5S E., Cop per River Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before R. M. Odel, at Haines. Alaska, on the 27th day of May, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: N. G. Hanson, of Hsines, Alaska; Chas. Anyway, of Haines, Alaska Leon Ballard, of Haines. Alaska.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register.
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satisfactory way will presently begin to appear to all the people he country that there other outonhat @ govern nt ownership operation And be understood that am uuaer5 opposed government ownership anu operation of our rail roals
 The American railroad problem will he finally solved unless all tho railroads consolidated into comparatively fe" systems say fifteen or weu competitive their character might add that there IS DO competition railroad wod and ought to be except the competition of good service.
 When that done that the lowest schedules that will sustain these properties a whole may be established
 There are now pending before congress and especially the senate great bills which have for their purpose the modification of the transportation act in vital The farm organizations and my deepest sympathy because know the hardshPs through which they pasngeuand the repeal of what known Section I5-A.
 This section provides that the interstate commission shall consider transportation from national andPont that shall no lon ger attempt regulate reference to the particular condition of any specific carrier.
 Some people the country pue to all the ills which can flow the vicious legislation But prevent it, Sec pOn I5-A will De repealed