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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10

1t is the infinitesimal accuracy of
thickness Of the old violins' backs and
bellies. he contends, that accounts for
their beautiful tones. In support of
his theory he developed a good tone
in a raw" unevenly built violin by
rubbing the wood down to proper
thicknesses. A variation of one.
twentieth the thickness of a sheet of
paper. he says. is enough to alter a
violin's tone.
The remarkable ear for tone and
the fine sense of touch of Stradiva.
RUS, Guarnerius. Amati and others
made them masters, he believes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10

up a four-year course which will in.
clude all phases of real estate-financ-
ing, management, city planning. sub
divisions, trusts. brokerage, insur-
ance, building design, construction
and land economics-all given credit
toward a degree.
The realty course at Hopkins last
year was attended by so students.
many of them statesmen in local real
estate offices.
In undertaking a real estate course
in this city Baltimore realtors are
maintaining the pace of the country
at large in developing their business
on genuinely scientific basis.
Germany now has nearly 81 900
knit-goods manufa ctnrers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10
TONE OF FINE VIOLlNS
LAID TO WORKMANSHIP

By the Associated Press.
VIENNA, Austria. September 10
Neither secret design nor secret var.
nish, bu time workmanship, made the
tine violins left by masters of the old
Cremona workshops the treasures that
they are. in the opinion of Karl Els.
selthaler, local violin maker of re-
pute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10
COURSE IN APPRAISALS.
Realtors Sponsor New Study at
Johns Hopkins.

BALTIMORE, September 10.--Spon-
sored by the Real Estate Board of Bal
more, an advanced course in APP
,raisals will be one of several new fea-
ures of the night real estate course
Johns Hopkins University this
all and Winter. This feature, to-
ether with an advanced course in
cal estate law, will be added to the
General subjects of real estate princi-
.,les and practice at the university
The board hopes ultimately to build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10

One builds a home for all time. 1t is
not wise to erect a house to endure
but few years. Home builders who
use proper foresight do not build
upon the sands"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

Takto tecie zivot matky SO dna na den domacej
prac starosti jej dietky Ma dsn ch cvendziaceho
sniechu zohlieva posiuje; Cd c1nar ich cho-
roby p nevysovne akoby chcea ich bole seba what
Potom pridu starosti so skoou Kazdeho dna w
prav atk svoje deti do skoly ably nacefay vedomost
pre- svo budnci zvot potrebne Ease len saros ably sa
i'm cestou nieco nestao Automobile policne zeleznlce
plane btkarske deti sta nych nebezpee CHA IA iltle
tela duscky je dieok Trpne stale ne, ch dobrobyt
konecne prichodi vel 'ka zivote matky. Die
ty s odchovane, dospele ~Odleta hnezda svojich
rodicov zaoza svoje vlastn6. Tu matka, ktora cey
svoj zvot i'm venovala odrazu cit opusteno 10 vse
tkch kutov domu dcha nu tiesniva prazdnota Osta
vajn jej len rozpomienky..
predsa nezufa. v hlbke svojho srdca je spokojna
Nypnila svo matersky uko vychovala odchovaa svoJe
deti Odteraz zije rozpolnienkam caka svoju od-
tam shora odkia jedine je MONA odpata "a ma
eIillskil lasku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

Cd pocatia po narodenie diet at "a matka oplyva
iostnym ocakavanm. Len vie co je to nosit det'a
, svojon lone. Len elkom rozciteni vie dusu
vloMt do vsetkych piprav do kazdeho svka kosel ky
cepccka; do kazddlo hacka nainkej punctsky. len
ona vie zncst neopsatel'nr nlatelskc bolc, ktorym
dara zivot Lcbo jcj aska jc nesmelna iska matern-
ska.
ked je detatko svete, ti1li 81 no k nadram ako
najvacs pokad sveta, ktorv ej Bob moze dat Strezie
mad kazdym jeho dvchom, chrani 81 no proti vsetkym
zjavnym nezavnvm zlom, ktole chajn ably mu ia tel
ku aebo dusicke skodiy. TAX 81 no vychovava, koac
no svojm maerinskym mliekom, napajajuc svojim du-
chom lasky matelskej
diet a rozvija, raste tele dust pod teplom
nlaterskeho srdca Jedep anelsky iismev nemuvnatka
c dosatocnou odnenon, stedrou odplaou vse1y bez
senne noc, ktore mad MIN prebdela Nevysovtel'nn
dost pociti pri prvom slovku diet ata pr prvch eho
krdtkoch HPa uz je vypestoyane.
Ale starosti lnatkine nelrestavaj Prichodia detske
neinoce Matka trapi sa ako svoje deta Cd mich uchr
nit ked onenDclie Ease bezsenne noci, nava do cd
padn1itia. Ako zdrAva det'at priblda aebo odb1da
tax jej Mvotna sila vbrnje Konecne prechadza krza
dieta uzdravuje. Matka vydychne zhboka dakuje
BOhu be iej diet u zachlal zvou ladosti poteche
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

We'd Slovaci u Spojenych Sta
toch museli prejst krusnylni do
bani, predsa nielen ze to pre-
Eli, ale vytvorili 81 svoje stredi-
ska v ktorych sa schadzajl, kde
sa zabavajl kde priatel vidi
priatel'a, a kde sn viazani k spo-
locnemu ucinkovaniu v lone mas
skych podpornych organhacii,
ktore vyplacaju vdovam siro-
tam posmrtne podpory, chorym
chorobne podpory. Maju svoiu vse
narodnn organizaciu Slov Ligu,
ktora dozera ma to, ably v syojich
narodnych prayach ukrateni me-
boil. Ale, ako som Dol spomenul,
to je vysledok dlhorocneho nazi-
vania a trvaleho usadenia sa.
Tento pomer ale dosial Kanade
ie nemoznym. Mas clovek ide z
mesta do mesta, provincie do
provincie hl'adajiic lepsie zarob-
Ky; lepsie St 'astie. Dosial je ME
usadeny, a preto tento spolocen-
sky zivot, "a ktorym tax TUT, je
premIho len 1elatel nym snom,
ktory sa mozno neskorsie usku-
tocmi.
Treba podotknut ze kanadski
Slovaei tuto otazku sdruzenia sa
rychlo pochopili; pochopili tiez
ze ked sa obratili ma Slovensk1
Ligu, zaklepali ma jej dvere a
pomoc, re i'm tato pomoc ochotne
dl'a najlepsej moznosti poskyt.
nuta bola. Intervention Slov. Ii
gy mnoh6 zloriady, ktore pred.
tym boly panovaly a ma ktore sd
boil ponosovali, su bud TO dplne
alebo z vel 'kej casti odstranene
Dnes kompetentne drady v Kama
de vedia 0 Slovakovi, aky on po
skytuje l'udsky material, a S MIN
dobre zachadzaj1, pomoc mu po
skytujn ked sa ma ne obrati, ;
nedovolia, ably mu bolo krivdene
Pomery v Kanade sa polepsuJd
Ponos dochadza cfm d'alej tyn
menej, a pride cas-, re 81 Slovac
vytvoria V Kanade svoju vlastn1
Ameriku.
/ (Pokracovanie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

Ked zacaly dochadzat' Ka-
nady ponosy do nradovne SLOW
Llgy, tato sa usniesla vysetrit
pomery tychto prist 'ahovalccv, a
preto ma diva razy vyslala do Ka-
nady. Ponosy boly rozmaniteho
razu. Krajania sa st 'azovali. &c
i'm farmari nechcn platit' ustale-
MI planu; re i'm bud to nechcu VI
bee vyplacat', alsbo i'm davajil
kravu, ked pracu skoncia, zc by
iu wall manifesto penazi; alebo ze
pri dlhych hodinach robotnych
ich spatne zivia, davaji i'm jedlo
ME silce pre- cloveka, alebo malo
jedla. Precestoval som vtedy Ka-
nadu cd jedneho konca do druhe-
ho; navStivil som mesta, kto-
rych sd Slovaci zdlzova1i; vypo-
cul som ich ponosy, pytal sa o ich
mienky. re alSo oni myslia, ze by
sa i'm mohlo najlepsie pomoct'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
u tlradovne SLOW Ligy)
AMERIKA A PRISTAHOVALECTVO.
Pise: O. D. KOREFF.
(Pokracovanie.)

Navstivil som uradnikov kanad-
skej vlady, ktori boil kompetent-
nj v tejto otalzke jednat' predo-
strel som i'm p6nosy poukazal na
krivdy spachane ma nasich kra-
janocll, prosil som ich pomoc a
mozsm $ dobrym svedomim kon-
statovat ze mi isla vlada kaGad-
ska ilstrety v kazdom obi 'ade
S ochotou akI som ami nemal pra-
va ocakavat'. Skutocny vysledok
tejto cesty Dol, ze pocet ponosi sa
nielen znacne zmensil, ale l'ud
citiac, ze "a MIN stoja bratia vo
Spojenych Statoch, akosi nahyva
novtch nadejf. Go l'udu sloven-
skeml V Kanade najviac chybuje
je spolocensky zivyt ako ho majh
Slovaci v Spojenlch Statoch. No
tento i'm Slovenska Iiga nico'
no vytvorit nemoze: to je vysle-
dok dIhorocneho SpoIocneho ma
zivania. F~4. -...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
NA PAMAr 8. v1Roc1A sMRT1 GEN. sTEFAN1KA

Cd roku 1919 kazdeho t. maja vyderie sa bol'ny
szdvch prs roduverneho syna dcery slovenskeho
da. Zakvili srdce, zaros oko! ten den tragickou
slrt ou zahynu naslavnejsi bohater, oslobodtel so
venskeho niroda, general Milan Rastislav Stefank. V
ten de pri Vanoroch bratislavska zupa, soko sloven
skeho naroda s1 sa etadlom, aby vac nevkrocil ia
,slobodenli sovelski zem neobjasa svoou drahou
nlatkou".
Pol'1bil sovenski = mrtvy.
Spominaime na vodcov svojich Nezabldajme, nj
kdv nezab1dame nasho Stefanka! Mech jeho skutky
jeho ciny, eho duch mas vede praci, cinoch narod
nvch: pracovat', nellstavat, trpet' narod - nebo
Neohanat' jeho ale dusou, srdcom = skukom
dokazovat re jeho Giny neyysly prazdno Kracajme
slapajach jeho ktore nam Zanechal. VvchovavaJme
tax dietky nase nasu mad' ktora jedn1c ma po mas
prevziat veso price. Ncclze prpravy ku nej si pev
ne celene duchu nasho neorozeneho generala vodcu
borcu- ucitel'a, osloboditea - Stefamka!
1 dnes mad mohylou narodneho slovenskeho bohatie
ia, Stcfanika, zvolame drulym savnym synom soven
sktho naroda, nezapomenutelnym Hurbanom vajal-
skym:
Mad mohylou krM vzpina ramenam pros,
ably Nv dao nebo pozeinanej rosy
Rozoznae dobr l,lia, ko vas l1bi!
Me, ktorS rozladz,ls meta plane Auby
ko 81 .vaz rodni Nnfya obyeaj sary,
komu vidno siovencinu ocach tvdri,
verte, toho l'dbte, je vasim bratom,
dm;n odda boii stnasnom svatom
Ko vas vedie kr mohyle ktora kryje kosti
vasici pretlkov vasich dedov hlbokosti
zavedie vas ku krizu, znaku nasej spasy
A nami zaskvejd st astne easy!
'Von rlky lona Ia narod k cinu sneo!' TAX vclil
vzdy vodca, bohater .Sefank. Pnme icho od1az.
Nezrls nam zost, zavst itchy mer pobozka slva ma
Smu rodu cello
sp sadko! No, duch tvoj valy nami bud,
sabyeh zmuz chladnym rozpal' mrazni hrud'! y
Bob daj mech mas l'ud, narod slovenszv slavou zva!
I'd loda rod, plipomnajme 81 savne ciny kosaris-
s-eho rodaka generala Miana Rastislava Stefanika
(Sov. Hasnik. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

1926 DODGE PANEL TRUCK
Dobre gumy a yo fajnom sta
We. Dobra lacnota. Youngstown
Oakland Co, S53 Mahoning Ave.
Haste sa il Mr.. Froom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
THE HERRING SUPPLY INVESTIGA- TON NEEDED.

Ketchikan Petersburg and Wrangell complain that herring scarce that they cannot get bait for halbut They contend that the herring supply is being depleted. It also is urged by some authorities that herring depletion is having disastrous effect upon the salmon supply. They declare that the salmon feed on herring and that exhaustion of their food is decreasing sal mon Some of those at all of these towns contend that the herring reduction plants have caused this shortage of the little fish, and they urge that the taking of herring for anything except bait and food be prohibited.
 This proposition has been under discussion for several years, and the question of whether or not herring fishing has reached extent that it is damaging important fisheries ought to be inevtsigated. The Empire said this last year and reiterates it But we also repeat, the question is not to the to which the herring taken are put but question of whether not too many being taken. One would think if there enough herring to make it profitable to continue the reduction plants there ought to be no danger to the bait supply if proper enterprise were shown in getting the fish for that purpose. No doubt those who take her ring for food and reduction purposes would sell all that would be needed for bait if they found it profitable to do And further. it is simple business proposition, matter of fail play that those who take herring ought to bt allowed to make the most profitable legitimate use of their product.
 However if the herring supply is actually being depleted to such extent that there are not enough left for bait. if the salmon supply is being depleted because of everlasting of her ring, that is quite another matter.
 The whole problem should be considered with the fact in view that the herring fisheries in dustry has become of large importance, one in which there have been large investments There should be legislation that would destroy this industry unless 1t is absolutely the only way to other and more important industries Action in the premises ought not to be taken play
 It is apparent however. that there should be a careful and intelligent investigation of tho herring situation and searching inquiry as tt whether not there is really and truly over fishing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Unique Chicago.
tKansas City Post. )

tKansas City POst)
 The city which recently repudiated King George of England by eecting Mayor Thompson is difficult for other communities of the United States to understand.
 Even New York is unable to fathom Chicago. For instance Broadway was convinced that Maurine Watkinss play called Chicago" would create resentment in the metropolis after which it was named New York was convinced that the play, which features populace that is most casual toward the widest sort of murders and yellow Journalism. was burlesque and that Chi cago would resent being. the subject of burlesque
 But New York. has often been charged is the most provincial city in the United States It is wholly unable to understand the rest of the country. What happened when Chicago was played in Chicago? Why 1t was well at tended by persons who found it amusing but could not understand why it was called burlesque That's all straight stuff" the spectators de cared.
 What can you do with town like that! Why, you can take it or leave it. You can live there and decide that bizarre forms of murder are normal and vote against King George or you can stay away. But you can't make Chicago embarrassed or angry by calling it what it is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

l oGlenn Frank. President of the University of Wisconsin. in Chicago News.) The average American commonwealth betrays four cardinal sins in the management of it's com
 mon life.
 These sins register their effects in the political social, industrial and educational life Of the American States and in the American Nation as a whole.
 The four sins viz: First. improvise. We fall short in the matter of foresight. II takes crisis to make us think of policy. In days of calm take the easiest way The man
 who bothers about fundamental philosophies of policies when social, political industrial thund-
 erstorms are not in the sky is regarded as an i'm
 practical theorist an impertnent meddler We are skittsh about long-tim planning in public affairs We improvse in campaigns and crises, and then lift the jerry-bult results of our inn provising into the dignity of fundamental laws which it becomes heresy to question: Second, we oversimpify. We are patent medicine minded We want sure cures that act quickly. We outlaw as trait ors to our varied groups the man who reminds us that problem of agriculture, labor, business or politics is simple and susceptible to solution by a single remedy. We want some pink pill for pale agriculture that will give us cure in thirty days money refunded. And so on We have not really learned that all situations are complex
 Third we practice isolated leadership We unconsciously assume that labor leader ship playing in its corner, business leadership playing in it's political leadership playing 1 in it's corner educational leadership playing in
 tits corner will somehow solve the issues of labor
 business politics and and education. There is not
 enough visiting across the frontiers that separate
 the sections of the social order. There is not enough interstate commerce of the mind between l these empires of labor, busnss. politics and education. We suffer from a lone-wof theory of leadership.
 Fourth we conduct our affairs upon the basis of attack and defense rather than upon the basis of research and study
 The problem of leadership is not primarily pefeetion of strategy, but the conquest of truth and it's reduction of workable measures
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
More or Less True


 A girl with a turnedup nose may be very likable-but it would be easier to like pain, sorrow and disappointment than woman who turns up her nose.
 We reckon the reason safety pins haven't quite the prominence they used to have is because any thing in the safety line is hign hat with this generation.
 We don't know who first called women tender-hearted, but We know it wasn't the man who gos the lady card shark as bridge partner and pulled couple of boners.
 A cynic is an old grouch who thinks the for better in that part of the marriage ceremony that says for better or worse is excess baggage.
 The more ignorant she is f everything else the better posted gossip is on domestic affairs ot everybody in the neighborhood.
 The carts of the trash men wouldn't be so overloaded if wom en quit buying things they have no use for because they are cheal.
 Supplying the needs of the fam fly is a real job-but trying to supply its wants makes the tasks of Hercules look like mere child's play.
 When a wife is exaggeratedly sweet to her husband while ths company is present, it always makes us feel he'd give anything to leave when the company does. When people start out to pursue happiness. happiness usually is IF back of them doing it's darndest trying to catch up with them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

that warrants necessary and that
 no one could be arrested dry law
 violator unless transporting, selling or
 drinking liquor. The law has been a
 dead letter for five years, but Mcbride
 has baked every effort to repeal it.
 All authorities agree that he has the Illinois Legislature under his thumb, and that he does not hesitate to put the screws on when he feels that it is necessary. One authority says he would rather work silently and under cover, but that he can be bully and often acts that part.
 Dr. Mcbride is described immense physical ly standing more than six feet and of powerful build. It is admitted that he has considerable ability. To quote the Tribune, the leading Re publican paper in the Middle West, again:
 He has made a truce with the devil
 and says il is holy work He is
 shrewd, energetic fighter of the utmost
 ant-acoho fanatcism.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
WAYNE wHEELER's SUCCESSOR.

Wayne B. Wheeler's mantle has fallen, for the time being at least, on the Rev. Francis Scott Mcbride, B.S., D.D., General Superintendent of the Anti-Saoon League of America for many years head of the organization in Illinois. News papers now inquring into the manner of man he is and the verdict seems to be that the change from Wheeler to Mcbride will not count for higher political ethics or better morals.
 It has been discovered that Dr. Mcbride was mixed in the Illinois Senatorial scandal which resulted in the election of. and denial of seat in the Senate to. Frank l.. Smith. He used. and admitted it, lot of money in that campaign.
 The Chicago Tribune, which claims to be the greatest newspaper in the world" writing of Dr. Mcbride, says:
 - in ail his years of dominance
 in the Legislature where both vets and
 Jlys have their unworthy men, it has
 never been recorded that he condoned
 wet. In choosing between bad drys and good vets he never failed to choose the drys. his critics say, and maintain he frequently chose the worse of two bad drys.
 The truth is not in Mcbride when he denies that he does things hurtful to public morality and admits the ss facts which prove he does. Under Boss Mcbride the Anti-Saloon League is force for evil in this State He would establish any regime of footing and s.t treachery to the public to serve the one canse in which he is interested. S Dr. McBride's answer to the Chicago Tr bune was to say that "nstead of being tho greatest newspaper in the world the Tribune is < the wettest newspaper in the world" An article on Dr. Mcbride in the New Yori World, written by Chicago newspaperman, con tains this paragraph:
 During the great dry Mcbride organized the Illinois Legislature and named its leaders. but his great victory was the passage Of the Search and Seizure" Act. This gave police, State ConatabuIary and Prohibition agents power to enter the homes of citizens si,4pented of having liquor. seize the TT " zaxnnnf the honael TT Dur- < la9 ss nm of protsst ths held
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
 SPOKEN AT POSTOFFICE

BERLIN, Oct. 10. Say it with flowers will be made easier by the adoption of new postal facilities. When Angelina has a birthday, all Edwin will have to do is to walk into the nearest telegraph office. Gill up form marked BU (for bouquet and pay according to schedule for the flowers, together with an extra charge for delivery by special messenger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
One of the Strange Things of Life

Says F. H. Collier in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat: "Tempta- tion whispers while duty always shouts" And the funny part of it is that we don't have to tell what temptation is saying, bat can hear every word of the whis- per, though we are so deaf we don't even know duty is making sound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
 OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 U. s. Land office, Auchorapa A1aexn


 Anchorage. Alaska. l August 29, 1927.
 Notice is hereby given that Marie w. Peterson, entrywoman. Together with her witnesses, Car. Olson. and Lockie MacKinnon, all of Juneau, Alaska. has sub mitted final proof on her home stead entry, serials 04630-05S5S for land embraced in H. E. Sur vey No. 167, New Series No 1466, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska, and if no protest ia filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certi- ticate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. Date of First Publication, Sept. 21, 1927.
 Date os Last Publication, Dec. 1. 1927.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Lands in the Pen

Every man has his price," quot ed the Bromide Hound.
 Yes" replied the Wise Guy, "and often when he gets it he goes where every man has his number"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
The Ananias Club

i've always noticed" declared the weather man. that when peo- pie kick about the kind of weath- CT they are getting the weather obligingly changes to suit them.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

At least the Yankees have made it palm to the rest of the world, including the National Leagne baseball players. how they happened to have such long lead in the American League pennant race.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Willing to Break Few Ever break any records in yoIr day" asked the neighbor who had dropped in.
 "No." growled MT. Crouch, but
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

if you don't get rid of that cussed photograph I'm gonna step over there some night and break not only a dozen records but neck in the bargain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Case of "Sour Grapes" ]"
(New York Herald-Tribune.

(NeW fOrk HerdIu-l
 If Mr McAdoo enjoyed Governor Smiths pros poets with respect to the Democratic nomination, does any one in his senses believe that he would be stepping down now? When, in the course of his distinguished career has MT. McAdoo been known to turn his back on power that he could reach? The gentleman is saying as plainly as he can in letter full of self-praise, Sour grapes."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Auree on That

Agree on That With married life mas clean dis gusted-and It's troubles make her blue Sos wishing she'd gone in for a career-yes-- Pas wishing she had, too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Unpopular Brand

All women may Be fond of tea Providing 'taint Obesity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
 The old-fashioned candidate handed out cigars to the men. but at least he didn't have to provide cigarettes for the women.