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Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02

recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 The annual Halloween party under the auspices of the A. L. auxiliary Is now being planned. The affair is to take place on Oct. 30 at the Gros- yenordale Co.'s cloth house. Beauti- ful prizes will be given for the most beautiful costumes. The Ideal or chestra from Webster has already been hired. A fancy work and apron sale will also be held on that night, these being made by the members.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02
UNION

Mrs Grace Pratt of Hartford spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Charles Rindge
 L. NJ. Reed made a trip to Orange, Mass, visiting his nephew, Hon. Reed Walker.
 Mir. and Mrs. W Ewing of New London spent the weekend with A. T. Allen.
 Mrs. Ellen Blue has been viisting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rindge for the past few weeks.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02

\ rural community in West Texaa has a cooperative doctor, certain number of families agreeing ta r.S him certain sum to get him to stay in tie community.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02

"A man is no more meant Co live by writing than he is meant to live by conversations. or by dressing. or hy walking about and seeing the world n-Hilaire Belloe.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02

The fathers of more than eleven per cent of the persons listed in Who's Who are clergymen.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02

In 1924 the walrus, alone. in the London zoo consumed 9.b00 pounds of cod
Evening star., 1925-08-27

signment to the District regiment and
said he would always remember the
frie endshipS which he has made. He
spoke of the Importance of cementing
the work of the Regular Amy close
ly TO that of the National Guard.
Company f Wins Contest.
Company r: lead in the field day con
tests here held on the parade grounds
Yesterday. The equipment race was
won by Sergt. Silver, Company A,
with Corpl. Macdonald. Company b,
second The centipede race was won
by the team from Company r: the
sack race by Top Serst. Collier of
Company A, with staff Sergt. Aull of
the Headquarters and Service Com
pany second the three-legged race. by
Sergt. Clemens and Top Sergt Dueh-
ring Of Company r. wall scaling. Com
pany r, with Company AS team sec
ond: tug -ofwar. by d Company's team
and the relay race by Company c..
with f. Company second.
Judges were: Capt. Turner of d Com
DanN, Capt. Lane of r Company and
Capt. Jorgensen of c Company. Lieut..
c. +. Smithson. adjutant of the I'd
Battalion, was timekeeper. and Capt.
d. \. White. Medical Detachment, was
clerk of the course.
Maj. J. r Lusby. finance officer of the
the District National Guard, will leave
Washington tonight, arriving tomor-
row morning. when he will make plans
for the payment of the District troops
who have been on camp Immediately
upon their arrival at the armory sun
day morning. All of the pay rolls have
been completed. Maj. Lusby said that
it will take $4,000 to pay the mem
hers of the organizat ton for their ID
DAYS of service here.
Evening star., 1925-08-27

saved Alhucemas Island from further
rebel bombardment by effectively
shelling the Alhucemas coast line and
silencinG the rebel guns.
An aerial armada of more than 40
Spanish airplanes ard seapianes have
dropped tons of high explosive bombs
in raid over the Benz Crriaguel
Mountains and surrounding territory.
The raid was effective. principally, in
he destruction of rebel gun emplace-
ments.
The aviators also made photogra phs
and observed that Add -el -krim has
some Very large caliber cannon placed
along the coast. The Moors do not
station their guns in battery style. as
is done by European ramies. but place
them in isolated spots. making firing
against them difficult. 1t was also oh
served that the cannon after firing
are taken into caves constructed be
hind Notifications To protect them
from air bombardments.
Evening star., 1925-08-27
REBELS ROUTED
BY FRENCH TANKS
Attackers Occupy Old Posi-.
tions-AmeriCan Flyers
Arrive in Fez.

Ft,Z, French Morocco, August 21.-
The French forces operating against
the Branes tribesmen in the region
north of Taxa yesterday captured their
principal objective, the strong PJebe1
Amessef range, and reoccupied their
old position at Dahar, routing the
enemy. who fed with their f1ocks be
fore the devastating advance of the
French tanks.
French air forces played an effective
part in the beginning of these opera
tions. but A sirocco, or desert wind,
impeded flying in the latter stages.
The operations were continuing with
uniform success today, notwithstand-
ing determined resistance by the
tribesmen.
Use Same Tactics.
The French are adopting the tactics
that were successfully employed in the
Tsoul region, namely, wide encirclinS
movement by columns advancing on
either wing and Converging at given
point. The P-anes tribesmen, how
ever. do not intend to allow themselves
to he rounded up like the Tsouls, with.
out desperate struggle. Information
reaching the French intelligence serv-
ice is that an important war council
has been held at kelaa, attended by
both the Branes chiefs and the Ritfian
leaders. and it is expected the tribes
men will attempt to make stands on
the more difficult mountainous parts
of their territory.
The central and western sectors of
the lighting line are calm. Marshal
Lyautey, governor general in Morocco,
today formally announced that he had
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Released on Habeas Corpus Writs

Chief Justice Mccoy of the District
Supreme Court today released two
persons from the custody of the police
on writs of habeas corpus. John j.
Garner, through Attorney w. Bissell
Thomas. claimed he was being held
without any charge against him
Bond was given for hearing August
81. Mackwilton w. Miller. was ar
rested on a telegram from the Norfolk
Va. authorities on charge of non
support. He gave bail to await a
hearing September s. Miller is repre-
sented by Attorney Lucien II. Van
dOren.
Evening star., 1925-08-27
POLES AND REDS IN PACT,

WARSAW. August - P.-The
"Polros" Polish company organized
for trade with Russia. has completed
an agreement with the soviet 'Vnies
torc." or Office for foreign trade. tC
combine in syndicate TO exploit what
amounts to a monopoly of the trade
between the two countries. The
syndicate will be exempt from most
of the vexatious formalities and re
strictions imposed upon ordinary
traders.
1t will have a capital of 900 900
Soviet rubles. one-half of which will
he held by each of the companies.
Evening star., 1925-08-27
SHENCED REBEL GUNS.
Spanish Cruiser Back From Alhuce-
mas Island

MELILLA. Spanish Morocco, Au-
gust p (4D.-Although hit by rebel
shells, the Spanish cruiser Alfonso
XIII returned here without any ma
terial damage.
The Alfonso il credited with having
Evening star., 1925-08-27

been called back to France to confer
with the government and that Mar
| shall Petain was taking over general
direction of the military opera tons
and command of the troops in
Evening star., 1925-08-27
United States Flyers at Fez.


direction of the military opera tions
and command of the troops in
Nj orocco.
United States Flyers at Fez.
Four of the American aviator who
nave volunteered for service under
the banner o. the Sultan of Morocco
arrived at FeZ today to begin their
work with the French at the front
Pending the organization of the Amer
lean escadrille, which is expected to
require at least a week, they will he
attached to n French escadrille. This
detachment Is commanded by Lieut..
Col. Austen Parker and includes Capt.
l.. G. Holde, Lieuts. Cousins and
Ferrand.
Four other American flyers, Maj
Susan. Capt. Rockwell, Capt. Weller
and DR.. Sparks, have arrived at
Meknes, A few miles southwest of FeZ,
where Marshal Petain will establish
his headquarters. They will serve as
bombers and observers with French
pilots until the American esCa drille
is equipped with its own planes.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
BY VICTOR MCCLURE.
t1opyr.sht. lssA, ey H.rper O Brethsrs.

| the cave to. make sheers for lifting
| II. We economical effort by lifting
| the heavy pieces right to their beds.
Our most difficult task was the set
| ting OF the mains for the turbines,
| but we managed it by constructing
strong fiume OF wood to divert the
! stream from it's course a little, so
that we could work dry-shod in its
natural channel. BY dint of .hewing
out portions of side tunnel from
the stream, we secured an excellent
setting for the hydraulic mains, and
these were conducted to where the
turbines were conveniently placed at
one end of the workshop floor.
We were fortunate in the matter OF
concrete The rock OF the cavern
was free from clay, and had nothing
In II TO hinder the close and strong
binding of the cement. The chief
selected our quarry for us after SAM
pling the stone from several of the
minor caves. Our stone breakers
were Billy Haynes and Devonridge,
the latter insisting he was fully quail
ified for the job by being able to sing
one song called 'Stonecracker John.
lie sung the ditty as he did his work
with such unremitting ardor that
even the monosyllabic Haynes was
moved to profane eloquence.
1t was necessary that all the heav-
Ter work should be done before the
company was broken up for further
voyage to civilization. We ran out
of cement for example, and certain
of the plant had not been at New
Orleans when the Clutha made her
first trip. But months passed before
we had the turbines in working order
with the big dynamos sleeping beside
them, or had all the machines laid
out with their motors and switches.
Yet, when ! looked along the cav
ern and saw the water cleaning un
der the blaze of powerful arcs, the
array of machines under their covers,
the waterfall harnessed to our use
and the dynamos converting its power,
found il strange to realize that over
a year had passed since l first padded
into the cavern. Much had been done
in the time, and the days had flashed
by on swift wings-all the more swift
because the work had held us happily
absorbed. I could say, with the chief,
that we had done well. But We had
only made start even then.
".
II the work done by the mechanical
and laboring section of the crew
could be fairly commended. the brain
of the community had seldom slept.
In the laboratory, with the help of
the now enthusiastic Thetford, the
master had been working out many
of our problems. In my spare time /
had started to design an airship, and
had made working drawings for it's
construction. To this the chief bent
very frequently his trained and fertile
mind He brooded over my drawings,
correcting them here, adding to them
there, and there was not a stroke of
his pencil but outlined some amazing
idea.
CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star)
Evening star., 1925-01-15

CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Jewish women have curly hair in
a larger proportion than is found
with any other race.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-02-15

The Alaska Fisherman is on sale at the following places: George Demmert, Bayview. George Edenso, Craig. Geo. Beck, Hoonah. Josephine Scott, Hydaburg. Butler-Mauro Drug Co.,, Ju- neau.
 Will Jones, Kasaan. Mrs. Chas Newton, Rake. Peter Nelson, NeWtoWn, Ket- chikan.
 Peter Pan Candy Shop, Ket- chikan.
 Forest J. Hunt, Ketchikan. L. H. Kubley, Ketchikan. Walker Drug Co.,, Ketchikan. Ben Simpson, Metlakatla. James Evans, Metlakatla. Wheeler Drug Co.,, Wrangell. Wheller Drug Co.,, Peters, burg.
 . H. Roy, Sitka.
 Skagway Drug Co.,, Skagway. William Grey, Yakutat. T. M. Italio, Yakutat. Little News Stand, Prince Rupert, B. C..
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-02-15

Legislation is not necessary to de- crease the pack of any industry, least of all the salmon. No. Simply stop wiring for that twenty to thlr- ty-five thousand cases of tins after you have up your contract pack. This does not require legislation Just common sense curtailment of production on the part of THE CANNING INDUSTRY OF ALAS KA would in a short time produce great results.
 "Between the practical packer with an investment to protect and the in telligent Alaskan there can be no point of difference" But there is just the same when we try to get together with them on the subject of conservation. That diff ference is that Gan investment must be protected but the salmon and the resident population doesn't count.
 During the flashing of election re- turns the Empire reported that some one had slipped up and through that error the voters at KlaWock went solid 12O votes for Boyle and 2 to Sutherland. But the Empire did nos say that those 12O "illiterate" votes were not desirable to them. These votes became a "menace" when it was found that the 120 votes were solid Republican instead of solid Democratic.
 a: * * *
 Attorney Grigsby is strong oil election contests. After an election farce he was declared elected by the Election Board in spite of Governor Strong.
 If the ''illiterates" did not con- form to the election laws did Mrs Grigsby, when she was in the ter ritory less than four months?
 * * A: *
 Four Filipinos, Steve Selig's ne phew, Mrs. George Grigsby, Harry Gartley and many others showed their patriotism by voting unlawful
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X0CIOBaHRlIX HO9TOB. lilo cBeIeHHaM
EOppecHOHIeHTa llenca CIaBaHcEaa
CeRIIHa lIOCTaH0DIIa IIpeRIe Bcer0
COcTaBITb TOqHBliI CIIIIcOE BECK Hp0-
II3BeIeHHll c%.laBHaHCR0i aHTepaTypH,
EOTOpHe Il0 Ell MHeHHIO %cIeI0BaIO
Obi IIepeBeCTH Ha IlO,lbcHlf a3bIH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
H3BEPKEHNE ByHRAHA N3ME
HNH0 RHNMAT.

AHlt0PAIdt, (AlacEa). llocIe
H3BepGeHna BylEaHa b AIeyTcE0M
apXIeHelaTe ycTaH0BIIIacb b He0-
0HYaiIHOe 3Iecb BpeMa TeH.IaG BE-
ceHHaa HOTOIa. CHer pacraaI ii Ha
BepIIIIHaX rop H0aBIl1acb 3eleHaa
pacTllreIbHocTb. .IeI Ha peEaX pa
cTaa.I, 6%TarOlapa TeMy MHOrHe 30
.IOTOIIc;aTe.m 3aIepataHB Ha cB0HX
MecTaX. y H%eEOT0pbIX I3 HTX he
%G0cfdT0E lip0BIl3iH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
APE6OBAHNa 6ECHAPTNnnbIX

Ha Hyperion ry6epHcEoif EoH0e-
peTlIHH 0ecIpaTHiiHOrO E%pecTbaHcT-
Ba, IeleraTH T~pe0OBaIH H|OHTtEeHEa
CTaBOT eel. X03. HaIOTa. IOH0IHe-
HHa cocTaBa Ty6HcnOIEOMa 6ecIIap-
THiiHbIMH EpecTbaHaMH no OIH0My OF
EaTIOT0 ye3Ia. 3aBpHTbIX BbI00p0B
b B0IHCTI0IE0MH II CeIbC0BeTH.
CBepX TOrO BBIIBHHyTO GB,IO Tpe00-
BaHIIe, qT00H HaYaTbIIIIHH B010cT-
HON MII,1HIIliII, H~a3HaqaeMbIe IICllOI-
R0MaMH, IOHycEaIHcb Il |I0IliH0cTII
.1HfIb HOc,Ie oIO0peHMa B|o.IOcTHBIMH
c0BeTdMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
NEHCKNE nPNNCM " 4PyTNE KOHlECCNN
AHNNqAHAM.

M0CKBA. COB. npaBnrenb
CTBo BoCCTaH0BNAo 3 1paBax
C06CTBeHHOCTN npe%AHX BAa-
4eAbgeB HeHCENx npNnCKoB,
Bo3o6HoBNB ROHuecCHW Ha NIX
sRcnAoaTauNN B TeqenNe 81
HeT.
CoOTBeTCTByDmNN 4oroBop
c O4HoH CTopOHbI no1nhCaH
4sepwNHCRHM N NNTBNHoBb'M.
a co cTopoHb noAyqNBmek any
KOHueCcMt0 aHrANHCKoH KoM-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
HAqANbHNK KNAHCMEHOR nPN3HAH BNHOB
HbIM B y6NnCTBE, e.,

H06HCBN1b. Mn. Haqa'
AbHNK KAaHCMeHOB MeCTHoTO
mTaTa GpaH4 AparOH) LON
.BN4 CTeReHCOH npM3HaH npN-
CaRHbIMN 3aCe4aTeAaMn BNHo-
BHbIM B y6NNCTBe BTOpoA ere
neHN.
OH n0xNTNA 4eBymKy Zoe
proAbuep. N3HaCNAoBaA ee VI
B 6eCCo3HaTeAbHOM COCToaHNn
6pOCNA. Ha 4OpOre. AeBymKa
He Morna nepeHeCTn HaApyTa
TeAbCTBa Han CO6oH, nphHaHa
"A ". cnyCTa 20 AHeH nOcHe
3T0T0. yMepAa.
CTe9eHCOH nonb3OBaACa 90
HbuNM HOANTNqeCRNM BAHaHN
EN- B mTaTe N OCyR4eHNe eTO
npe4CTaBAanoCb oqeHb 3aTpy
4HNTeAbHbIM. B3aAO TpN HeAe
nv noKa Bbl6paAN npNCa%HbIx
3ace4aTeAeH. npo4eCC 4AhAca
60Aee MeCaHa VI 3aROHqNACA
0CyRAeHNeM.
npHCawHbIe 9aCeAaTeAN -
6oHbmNHCTBo 3apMepbI = co
BeuIanMCb BCeTO 10 MNHyT.
CTebeHCoH npNToBopeH 20
AeTHeMy TNpeMHoMy 3aRANqe
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
PAS BE OBOCT
6yllA HA aKPAHE.

TepMaHcEOIi HnHeMaT0rpa0HqecEol
HoMlIanHeii "9MelbIa" cHara EapT.
l3 a;Ii3HI BylIm. haprnHa cHara B
BplITaHcEOi llH4HH HOT Ha0IIoIeHII
en- I3BecTHoT0 3HaToEa HH4yccE0ll
TII3HH II pe.Iurm bpaHUa 0cTeHa.
T.1aBHyn pOIb (ByIIBI) nrpaef MO-
IOIOi %HHIyccEHli apTHcT THNaHcy
Pei,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
PA3BEHqNBAOT IL : TN
H H03TECCy.

bpyKANH, H, v. B neqaTH II0aBIT
,llICb cIyXIT 0 TOM, qT0 Ta,iaHTIIlBble
W0TI3BeIeHHH, npnIIlIcbIBaeMbIe II
TIL ,leTHeii HaTaInH HpeiiH, aRlaIOT
ca TB0pqecTBOM IpyrHX n09ToB II qTO
OLA He aBT0p, a T0Ibl;0 HCeBI0HlIM.
0TeH n09TecCM cqEITaeT TaHIIe 3aH-
B1eHna 4u69aMauuei II BO36yI4a-
eT cyIe6HOe HpecIeIOBaHHe HpOTHB
B|HH0BHTH0B pacIpOcTpaHeHHa eT0,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
KA7ObHbIE CTEHAHNH
3EMHN.

My4oC. RoHH. 34ecb oHaTB
HoBTopHIHcb Ia.Io0HHe Gre
HaHIia" 3eM,IH, coHpOBO&IaB-
nITIeca .IerRIIM 3eMIeTpaceHII-
EN-. 3IaH1Ia Ho.Ie0a.IHcb. B 10
Max 0bI.Ta onpoEHHyTa Me0e,Ib
II nocyla. I'eo.IorTI he HaIII.1u
H0Ra O0'acHeHIIa 9TIIM qacTo
HOBTOpHIOIIJIIMcH 3Jecb aB.Ie-
HIlHM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
MNHNCTEPCKNN
KPN3NC.

BAPuuABA. HoAbCRNH npM
Mbep-MHHNcp Tpa6CKNh. BMe
ere co BEEN coCTaBoM Ka0n-
He1a MNHncTpoB, no4aA B OF
c1aBEy. C@opMNpoBaHNe HOBO
70 Ka6nHeTa. no BCeH BepoaT-
HocTn, 6yAeT nopyqeHo npesh-
4eHTy CeHma PaTaN.
CTpauHaa A0poToBN3Ha B
HonbWe N HeCnoCo6HoCTb I pa
6CKoTo yHyqmNTb pNHaHco'
Boe noA0weHNe CTpaHbi BbI3-
BaAN OCTaBRV.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
TONO4 B WTATE
4K0PKNA.

BAlIlHHIT0H. h0HrpeccMeH To-
Mac He'll O6paTnIca Il npe3HIeHTy
hy.IHIEy c npeIcTaBlenneM 90 0Ea-
3aRHu HONOLULU r0.I0IalonIeMy Hace-
.leHIIo mrara IIopIGlllI. l%o1oIaDr
IpeumylIIecrDeHHo PepMepDI, 0,1aIo-
Iapa HeIopOIy II rn6e.lu rX lloce-
BOB OF 3acyXII, llcnpamlIBaeTca ae-
c%urnoBaulIe B pa3Mepe 100000 4od.
Ha HoM0uIb TOJ0IamuIGM, TlcIO Eo-
TOpbX IOcTlIraeT 10 0IH0ro Mlll'lllo
Ha IyI!I.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
y6NT0 TPOE GETEn.

CaHpNCaAbCOH, (PpanlHa). Tpoc
IeTell / IeHb nepeMlIpIla Ta none
Hepa3opBaBHllIlca cHapHl.
llpH OcM0Tpe eT0 Hp0H30me1 B3pblB,
pa3opBaBlHHll Ha IycGH TpeX HauIe-
gnnIX eT0 geB0TeK.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-16
KE1E3H0A0P0KHAH KA.
TACTP09A B H00buJE.

BapmaBa. ~IIaccaRnpcEHil
uoe3J B0.1II3II 1BHHcEa HacHo
qII.I Ha ToBapHBlii. y0TIro 20
HaccaHHpoB II MHoro paHeHo
BHHoBHHRoM RaTacTpobBI aB-
.IaeTca cTpe,I0qHHH.