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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
STRAIT PLANTS SAL MON PACKS
 REEkCELLENT
One Hundred Thousand Cases Packed to Satur-
 day = Runs Steady

Icy Straits salmon packers had an aggregate pack of 100000 cases at the close of operations last Sat urday evening. according to re liable reports received here to day, and were confident that the seasons pack would be fully up to that of 1926. a record year. Al most all of the plants were up te the 1926 pack at the same period of the season, il was said.
 The run of fish was said to bf excellent and fairly steady through out the district. The king salmon run, which has been light all year showed no appreeiable improve ment.
 Pink Run Heavy
 The run of pink salmon was said to be good with a sprinkling ol reds showing up. Special Deputy U. s. Marshal W K Keller, on fish trap patrol, who was in town today, said there was gooc showing of reds in Freshwatel Bay with a fine escapement al Paylof Harbor.
 The fish are all noticaably small, particularly the pinks. This according to experienced packers and fishermen is one of the sur est signs of heavy runs. The best run of the season to date was ex. perienced throughout the early part of last week. slackening off Friday and Saturday. However, Saturday a new run was apparent. ly coming in from Cross Sound.
 Harris Loses Traps
 The Hawk Inlet plant of P. D. Harris X Company was the only one to report shortage from the 1926 figures. This was accounted for by the temporary loss of two of it's best traps. One al Funter Bay and tke other between there and Hawk Inlet were carried out last Thursday by unusually high tides. They were being repaired Friday and Saturday and were ex- pected to be in operation again early this week.
 Friday Hawk Inlet reported ap- proximately 5000 cases, 2,00o be. low the 1926 figure for the same time. Sunny Point at Funter Bay had 5000 which was ahead oi 1926; Deep Sea Salmon Company 25,00o; Thursday, Alaska Consoli dated at Tenakee had 6,00o, and Superior Fisheries at the samt port. 4.000; Wednesday,, Astoria X Puget Sound at Excursion lnle had 11,300, and Pacific American Fisheries at the same place hat 5000 cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

Leon Permanent Wave, s12.50. Fern Beauty Parlor. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEET

The Federal Business Mems association which meets the sec ond Monday of each month, had this noon at the For-Get- Me-Not tea room. Cigars were passed around after luncheon by President J. c. Mcbride for Dr Charles Firestone in honor of the latter's week-old daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
EARL J. BECK TO
 REPLACE MOZEE

Earl J. Beck, who was at Met lakatla for one year. and has beea Superintendent of the Southwes1 Alaska Division of the U. S. Blu reau of Education for the last two years, has been appointed to take the place of B. B. Mozee, as Dis trict Superintendent with head quarters at Anchorage. Mozee was recently promoted to have charge of the bureaus reindeer industry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

wife and their two sons. is a round-trip tourist on the Queen.
 Among those on the Queen who are making the round trip are MT. and Mrs. F. A. Meyer and son of Dubuque. Iowa. Mr. Meyer is superintendent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad
 Bill Williams is a passenger for Sitka on the Queen. He will meet his wife there and they will re- turn to the States On the Dorothy Alexander
 Miss Helen Kiss of San her nardino. Cal, is tourist aboard the Queen.
 Mrs. II. Scarseth, wife of the storekeeper at the Astoria Puget Sound Canning Company plant a Excursion Inlet, arrived hele yes terday on the Virginia ", and will sail south on one of the early steamers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

LET Almqu1sr Press Your Suit.
 We call ana oeI1ver. Phone 528.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
REV. STlLLMAN IS
 TAKING VACATION

The Rev. o. A. Stillman. who accompanied the party from New Jersey on the Princeton, Capt. David Waggoner, as far as Sitka, will leave the boat there and re- main at the Goddard Hot Spring. for three weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
LEAVES ON BUYING TRIP

Miss Christine Halvorsen, in charge of the ready-to-wear de partment of Goldstein's Emporium, left on the Prince Rupert early Sunday morning, on her way to Seattle, Portland and San Fran cisco where she will select and purchase garments for the fall sea son.
 Miss Halvorsen will spend about
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

OId naners TOT eale a- The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

tive weeks between Seattle and Portland and about two weeks in San Francisco visiting the whole. salers. She expects to take ten day vacation before her return to Juneau, some time in August
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09

This store will be open even ings cn the 10th of each month for the accommodation of the trade.
 adv. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
NOTICE

Reward given for information as to party who let dogs out of City Dog Pond between Saturday and Sunday.
 tSigned) GEO. A. GETCHELL, adv. Chief of Police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-09
P. O. HERMAN RETURNS

II. s. Deputy Marshal P. o. Herriman returned on the Queen this morning from taking three insane patients to Morningside Sanitaroum, in Oregon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

MONDAY
Women's Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will meet in circles,
Number One and Three meeting at the church parlors. Number Two
win meet at the home Of Miss Florence Bel on the corner of St.
Charles and Fourth streets at $3.50 p. m.
Members of the ". NJ. S will be entertained with a social at the
Baptist church at 3 p. m. by the members Of Circle Number Two.
A social meeting of the Ladies Altar society will be held at the
home Of Mrs. T. Aziz, 23 Elizabeth street. at 3 p m.
Womens Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet al
the church at 3 p. m. for a Bible and missionary study.
TUESDAY
Learners club will meet 1t the home Of Mrs Sherwood Bishop on
Elizabeth street at $3.50 p. m.
Tuesday Tournament Bridge club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
r. X. McNair o n West Washington street at 3 p M.
Tuesday Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. G. S. Fremont
at 3 P m.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Bridge club, Mrs. J. H. BatselL, hostess, at her home
in West Brownsville.
Of her sister. Mrs. j. 0. Kelly. in West Brownsville at 1880 p. M
Self Culture club meets this week with Mrs. Emil Blanek in FL
Jsrdin
Just Sew club. Mrs. S. G. Graham. hostess at $3.50 .. m.
Brownsville Music club rehearsal at the Baptist church Z $3.50 a n.
THURSDAY
American Legion Auxiliary will hold a business meeting at the
Legion home at S o'clock in the evening. Election OF officers
Public Health Nursing association will meet at the City Hall a
$3.50 1. m.
Thursday Bridge club, Mrs. J. X. Wells, hostess at her home on
Elizabeth street at 3 !. m.
Do-Tel club, Mrs. II. P. Tuhe, hostess at nome o N EMU
street at 3 p. m.
Grammar school PIT. A. meeting at the school house at $3.50 p M
FRIDAY
First Ward PIT. A. meeting at the school house at $3.50 P. n.
FL Jardin Bridge club members will entertain their husbands az q
dinner party at Community House number at Z 7. m.
Friday Bridge club. Mrs. Henrietta Signor, hostess at the home
Of Mrs. Marshall White in West Brownsville 1t $3.50 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08

+. r. Wilmer Of this city this
week.
Prosper Streckfus. who spent New
Years here at the home of his IA
Their. II. A. Streckfus. has returned 10
his home in Victoria.
Mrs. j. G. Shaw and daughter,
Delight, returned from Houston
Wednesday where they visited Mrs.
Shaw's mother. Mrs. s.. r. Tabor.
J. j. Busby has returned from Ken
edy where he visited his father, j..
Busby, Sr.
Mrs. ]. T. Avary spent Wednesday
IN Donna, a guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. j. +. Ayary.
Mrs. Charles Thornton OF Harlin-
gen spent a portion Of the week
here with her mother. Mrs. l.. II.
Hoyt.
Mrs. d. ". ford Of Weslaco and
Mrs. M. G. Black Of Donna. we're
guests Of Mrs. Fred Gray on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Full. OF Har-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08
PERSONAL

Mrs. H. +. Sugg has returned from
San Antonio where she attended a
convention Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club.
s. W. Allen and H. f.. Bennett
transacted business in Brownsville
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Deyo were
weekend visitors in LyIurd where
they were guests of Mrs. Deyo's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Archer.
Of Harrington we're weekend visitors
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Bennett.
Mrs. H. Fl. Kidder Of San Juan
was n guest in the home Of Mrs.
Alan Hvistendahl Of this city on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Ruckel spent 4 portion
Of the week in San Benito, a guest
Of Mrs. Neil Kendrick.
Mrs. Joe Brooks has returned
from Duncan. Okla. where she has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. T. Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Perkins and
children have returned from Big
Lake where they have ne-n visiting
for several weeks with relatives.
Miss Bess Robinson Of Edinburg
was a guest this week If Mrs. John
Polk OF this city.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins and Mrs. Mel
Robinson were McAllen visitors on
Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs Robert Rowland Of Weslaco
was a guest in the home Of Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08
First Polo Social
v c Held Saturday

a large number of Brownsville
Citizens attended the POLO dance held
q the Officers club in Fort Brown
Saturday evening beginning at 8
ceioc1 a. an Introductory feature
81 fhe Mld-Ainter polo tournament
watch viii be held on the post
grounds IN the near future.
Ausle was furnished by the Rsi.-
bon Handlers. post orchestra. and
0zheing lasted all evening.
Other social activities viii be held
- the post after the guests Of the
tournament arrive. IN the way OF
teas- Sinners ard dances.
CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
2 alnual election Of officers Of
TIE Euzeiean Bible Class Of the Bap-
tat church was held al the monthly
social ard business meeting al the
Rome Of Mrs. j. r. Dowis in the
Pitch apartments Friday afternoon.
Assistant hostess at this occasion
was Mrs. Ewing Clark.
Ire Officers recommended by the
dominating committee composed of
Mr. Fritz Schmidt ard Mrs. T.. j..
Tucker. we're elected as follows: Mrs.
Lula George. president: Mrs. j.. +.
DcNis. first vice president; Mrs.
1rItx Schmidt. second vice president:
Ms Ewing Clark. third vice presi-
dent Mrs George Hillyer. secretary
~treax1rer. The other officers are
appointed hy the president and have
rot been named vet.
4 social followed the business ses-
sion and was held in rooms richly
decorated with many well-filled vases
81 pink radiance roses. a floral
wedding game was won by Mrs. r. j.
Matejka and Mrs. G. s Freeman,
both winners receiving prizes. An
ether guessing game was won by
Mrs. II. j. Glow.
a refrsshment course or chicken
salad and cake and coffee was
served bv the hostesses to those
present. Mesdanes Ben c. Clark. r.
J Glow George H%illver. G. S Free
man. r. w. Marshall. s. ". Jester.
T. X Matejka. Fritz Schmidt.
The class has twenty-six active
members but on account Of various
reasons some we're rot able 70 at
tend The whole enrolment Of the
class lists fifty-one names. The
neSt. meeting IN February will be at
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

they will join Mr.. Paddock Tbs
Paddocks own = farm five miles north
Of town and il IN their intention 90
make II their home ON their return
in the summer or early fan.
LADIES NIGHT
The Lions club here observed @lA-
dies night" on New Years eve with N
big event in the Lynch Davidson e.
flee. Many weic present and All
kinds Of amusements were provided
for them. dominoes. checkers. cards
and dancing. ~ the card games Mrs.
j.. Ii. Ewers Won high score for the
women and Albert McHrnry. for men,
Mrs. Ruth Douley won high in domi-
noes.
AT an appointed hour Mrs. Charles
Murphy and her helpers appeared
with a course WI refreshments and
Continued on page twol
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the home OF Mrs. f. ". Marshall
with Mrs. c. s. Freeman, assistant
hostess.
MRS. BLANCk HOSTESS
An entertaining afternoon was
spent by the members of the FL Jar
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MISSION
MRS. CALDWELL HOSTESS

INKS. CALDWELL HOSTESS
The Wednesday Bridge club met Az
the home OF Mrs. ]. T. Caldwell this
week, Mrs. Caldwell having AZ out az
club guests Mesdames r. ". Spr0Wl,
II. {. Jeffries, and S. NJ. Duffie. A
Mexican supper was served BY the
hostess, assisted by June Mayberry
and Margaret Cannon.
Mrs. j. A. Paddock and children,
Adeline and John. left for their home
in Manhattan. Kans.. this week where
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08

lingen were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Busby this weet.
J. w. Perkins has returned from
Whitehouse. Texas. after visiting
his brother. H. A. Perkins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08

infestatious diseases were found
among the children.
In a discussion regarding the
needs Of the libraries. the teachers
stated that there was a need for
magazines for work in current his
tory and geography. Anyone wish
ing to contribute current magazines
or files Of old ones should notify
Mrs. II. N. Morrow.
A committee was appointed to
have charge Of the Identification Of
the grounds. which expects to start
the work Immediately. They are
Mesdames Willie "A. George. Fl. ~.
Morrow. F. c. Sizelan. r. NJ. War
rem. j. A. Graham. Russell McChes-
ney. and Mrs. Harper.
Miss Matte Gentry, assistant
principal Of the junior high school.
suggested that the children not be
permitted to attend theaters during
examination week, which is this
week.
The good report Of the cafeteria
service given by Mrs. Eugene Har-
rison, manager, was a source of sat
isfaction to all those interested in
the schools.
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MERCEDES
LOCAL P.-T.-A.

LOCAL P.-T.-A.
There was a good attendance
Thursday night of patrons Of the
Mercedes schools al an open session
Of the Parent-Teachers Association
of the Mercedes schools ut the Har-
riet Claycomb school auditorium.
Mrs. o. +. Van Berg. president Of
the association. presided, az which
time a thrift program was featured.
The high school orchestra con-
tributed the opening number and ac-
companied the group singing dur
ing the evening. II. II. Smith. mem
Der Of the school board. discussed
the S3s.000 school bond issue to be
voted on Monday. Rev. q. p. Oliver.
pastor OF the local Presbyterian
church, talked on Thrift" referring
as q textbook on thrift, 10 the book
of Proverbs.
Miss Fern Alfrey OF the Merce-
des school faculty. accompanied by
Miss Mildred Schubert. also a teach
err in the Mercedes schools, con-
trihuted a vocal solo.
The meeting was one of inspira-
ton and many things are being plan
ned by the Parent-Teachers Assoc
citation.
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MRS. WRIGHT HOSTESS

Three tables of players were pres
ent It the meeting of the Friday
Bridge club which was held at the
home Of Mrs. Randolph Wright on
Elizabeth street Friday afternoon.
Non-club members who were present
were Mesdames Il. Il. Schwarz, J.. L..
Bogus, and 4. l.. Hicks.
High score prize winners Of the
afternoon were Mrs. Bogus, four
decks of cards as prize, and Mrs.
Harbert Davenport, a bottle Of per-
fume.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Marshall White with
her sister. Mrs. Henrietta Signor, as
hostess Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-08
PERSONALS


Miss Gertrude Lee from Kilgore,
Tex. j. visiting her aunt, Miss Kate
Dudley. and her uncle, 7. A. Dudley
Of FL Jardin. Mr.. Dudley has just
returned from a holiday visit to
East Texas and a trip from there to
Birmingham, Ala, where a confer
en,s of Epworth League presidents
was held. Before arriving in
Brownsville from there he was call
ed TO Uvalde where an uncle was
seriously i'll.
Miss Katharine Morley returned
Saturday evening to Houston where
she will continue her school work
and studies in voice training. She
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Y. Worley, during the
holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rome are
spending the weekend at the home
of Mrs. F. A. McHenry of Mission.
Mrs. McHenry is the mother of
Mrs. Rome mad spent the Christmas
holidays in Brownsville with her
daughter and son-in-law.
Emmett Goodrich, who spent the
holiday season with his parents,
Judge and Mrs. Z. X. Goodrich, has
~ ms OAAAN1 81 40 A110s
Mrs. II. r. Records returned re-
Gently from Houston where she
spent the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Margolius.
Mrs. VI. T. Kaplan is entertaining
as her guest her sister, Mrs. Gabe
CARRIER of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
will visit here a number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Morris have
returned to their home in Wins
boro after spending two weeks at
the home Of their s~on-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sell
lers. CT Brownsville.
Mrs. Coils Perkins and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Per-
kins' parents in Lake Charles, La.
during the holidays. r expected to
arrive in Brownsville today.
Mrs. Lee Costley of Dallas has
arrived in Brownsville to spend two
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. G..
s. Fremont.
Mrs. w. "A. Jennings has returned
to Houston after visiting at the
home of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Jennings.
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Numbers from each room were
contributed 10 the program given at
the meeting Of the Fourth Ward
PIT. A. Friday afternoon at the
school house. Short talks by the
principal of the school. Mrs. Olivia
Yznaga, and by Miss Emilia Fernan-
DEE were given welcoming the
guests after the holiday vacation.
A pantomime. "Hush-a-By," was
given by the children 70 Miss Fer
nondez' room; RED, White and
Blue" a song, was sung by the chill
dren in rooms taught by Mrs,
Yznaga and Miss Viola Egly. Lit
tie Maria Ella Gonzales gave a reci-
tation under the direction Of Mrs,
Katherine Hamilton. followed by a
clap dance by the pupils of Miss
Pauline Kendrick. A recitation was
given by Andres Avila from Miss
Flossie Laughlin's room.
a called meeting Will &c held soon
TO discuss preliminary plans for an
entertainment TO be given by this
unit Of the PIT. "a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-28

men have been deluded by takers and charatans. An
eager desire to intangible, dea:hless spirit
pervadnE the cold furniture Of the workaday world
lead into endless decisions
But after all, needn, be SO cccky ahou. it. We
can deny the superna;uralism Of 6arkened room and
moving table all please; hu; every moment Of our
lives We surrounded by another supernaturasn
astounding complex farreaching that the stories
OF the sririsualists pale into insignficance.
Suppose for instance that YOU deny all religion and
resolve 10 stick 10 the most ma.er-offac; scientific
formula YOU find. What then. Science will tell
YOU that all eleSs matter from steel grder down to
dish Of custaEd pudding. is made urot that mystcr-
ious. invisible force called electricity
lump Of clay contains many mysteries as star
lii sky November night. The spinning stars Of our
solar system be duplicated in the whirling atomic
nehalae Of piece az coal sod steel rail contains
racsn spaces ruzang the famous coal sack" Of
the milky way. where light has emmered since the
making of the world.
What, IN the face o. this You going do about
it VII you cling TO matter of fact formula when
he very stones in the street contain riddles pro
found for the wlsest unfavel. YOU can If you
wish sniff lsdanfnlly the c-edo of the spri.aasts
sno laugh st their stories az ecfoaasm ano disehodied
voices; ha: yor mus; back in tie end, rexliEa-
;on TIA: the real world is miraculous and in
eerprsAenshe than the ardent siri.aalist ever
dreamed.
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COMPULSORY npRS
ag-1sysIsr,s Pls5r Tasle-a


How things have changed in ola Picking Only few
months age Chm l1-ssn who rairR-9 gaFsl~at
N and about the caty. forbade the hehhng ct feminine
hair. I. ne said sign 0+ ra.a1as-n- anl alto
1e-hsr dssssAAls- Ne -sr1ass. nandrisi i1r Arn-
In Country Cha ya-u would aouh.lsss Re esIlea
Victorian. We don't like his name, anyway
Now the ladies' ot Fski-g have another lnra less
person than hls homer the mayor M C17-klag-
There's something ayans xna Appealing m this Fame
Ard the na1. wins our cs-r-lsts appreciation
For he commands that A the female c-.gnsrs II Pr
king us. positively have their hair aahsen unless
they prove .haf thsy 80 years az age Ne
wonder how many will 60 10 1As tra15ls Of A6anc-.g
this proof His reasons ample He says thai snt
old Manchl style q. hxarrsssl-E 1snaAasfar Hs-c
.e9calas.1e II Is cony31y The welfare at the srrsI-
sned rerlhae- Any llisr 80 vha persists he
Nc ss1aals1ac VIII he ralndy lined. And the fine VII
he called a -degsnsrary lex"
lncaosals! male uys,a-s of -,yag-talls pay
hs1rT monthly fine and display their Iss.
without horrible GRIPPING h.naagcs or pay . sanaa,
fine
@. tie whole feel ira. Picking is very harar IN
The Possession Of Mayer o And rs.r fortunate ia -ns
complete and final ohli.srar1an of Governor Cha
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Editorial Comment
LUMBER FACTOR IN THE ORIENT
Seattle TineSA


OF Interest timber at the Pacific Narth-
IVES. the Increasing importance t The aurahr INDUS
try the Philippines al their enhanced ac1ara.y
expert trade
Before American occupation ~ The islands thar ia.
sStry methods were primitive and The business wholly
domestic Nou the eoln.ry operates the lais. saa5
nae-t ard co1duets extensive commerce
According 10 figures just issued ar the Philippine
eoys-rnasni- whach .s.a1s title al 50rsss land
aaasrss 10 The pallcy Il leasing tracts for 1u-sT--
purposes, exports a sawed 1urntsr IN 1872 tat2s1
7Slss,ss hoard feet of which saoeeaaa
Japan Shipments II Japan increased IS PEI Ger. IN
the year.
The islands possess than $1,000 square miles Il
commercial forests Officials sstarzts the Ava4at
nc.ra feet
Many al the woods hare excellent figure Ind finish
ing qualities and II demand for canine. a-d
work Others IN large quantities sUahlt Tor hs2v!
construction operations 2n6 building material
The ISSUANCE Of than 5000 licenses last gasr
Indicative If the magnitude o- the Numbering lnassT
|. Is RAPIDLY extending markets tArcaEhou1 The
orss-.-
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Jus; because Bert Hasssl and Parker C-sner no.
n,rlesns their Tight Denmark from Greenland i.
would ~ erea. mistake 10 that their venture
has beer failure
The coming wears raay well prove that H2sseI and
Cra-s- have aazeo the wxy the most feasible sir
route to Europe Instead az taking the pe-9lals grsa.
circle followed by Ladaersh and Charherlia,
they farther nerrh and able avoid the long
water Jump the ether flyers Encountered To ne
they hit hSs weather and forced down; bu. yoa
might ao.s that II they had been forced down st
responding stage &c the "rrsx. circle course they
would have persisted As /. was, they came through
unhur:.
/. is entirely possible that the coming sly lines to
Europe viii follow the Greenland rau.s II SO, Essssl
anS Ir4raer will get much Of the credit