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SPOKESMAN OF THE RIGHT SIDE
After reading an anieir published in
a Socialist magazine headed **.\ Tragic
I' -Hiuiv. alien t I’rcsidenl Wilsons
pari m the pr ice conI'erenc*. (ieorye
Kernard Shaw, the famous author and
drama.! 1st, penned th*; folio winy n,,;
io ilia naya'.inn's *»iil.>r:
Lie careful about Wilson. There
is a case ayain.-e \\ i!mui, bur. it i>
iiie ea.-.e of Tom Fame ayainsi
Washington: and I think you will
admit, it. the perspective of lus
i »ry. i 11a1 1 'aitie doi bis values
"lony. \\ h:».*> iiad an ililpOs
sible task: atid\i*.ir> will elapse he
lm e h.> suer; -..-, or la.iure can be
e.-.! i tu a led. I'jVen those who are
beinmt the seem*, vviio alone
know the wivi UiUb'rsl.andinys by
which i he pan io.» have s<juap»4ii
iMCii oilier, cannot piace him as w<*
can now piace Waspinylon or Gin
rein. VVi: r is ci rt a ;n is t hat he
succeeded in hntklliy liiliiseil’ 1 he
spokesman of toe riyht >ido wiien
he entered the lieJd. and I oacm-vl
him accord i ny Jy . aim snail coi.it.inuu
io (io so inn ll i iiuii a om i. mao in
!>«.;. Dim. imi... .il.i.. ,;j of
dam j> shei*i;^ who:i tin*re is ,i lire io
put out . Kver,
G. lbdlNAKI) Sit AW.
Dayiiyhl is about all anybody can
save i hi\>c days Sail G ike i -i tizmi.
“ L’he government, oi ihe German re
public solemnly declares that, ils ai i
tud'* is to lie unoiis.'M.o >d iht it b nils
to force Form* was th * only means
I ^rofessioi la I
Michigan, 18s i keniurkv, 189 1
Alaska, 19 10
George Woodruff Albrecht
COUNSELOR AND LAWYER
IDiTflROD, ALASKA
The Pioneer Attorney or klitaroU
CHAS. E. TAYLOR
Attorney at Law
BANK BLOCK
First Avenue Iditarod
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Physician
Surgeon
Dentistry in Connection
KKSIDFNT PHYSICIAN
Behla Hospital
Flat, Alaska
Big Stocks ot Fresh Goods
Everything for the Miner and
Prospector
MAX S3 MEL SSSS
Ctcrs at Mouth of Toii’.oi
o| argument Germ any ever used, and
j was the only kind ii ever understood.—
j Kansas City Star.
; I he Germans should cheer up. Kvon
I if they don’t, get what they want, they
{should he glad they are not getting
j " hat they deserve. Anaconda St and
1 urd.
—
h Whoever else* ;s out of employ.‘U"nt
jin Kurope. the cabinet-makers have
! Plenty to do. Phila. Public Ledger.
In Go I otn hi a and Vete-zuola the A trier
ican dollar is at a. discount, of UO per
rent. Here at home it is at a discount
j ot about oil per cent. Pat erson t 'hron
i K-h'- _
At present prices there are grounds
for complaint in every coffee cup.—
i 'hi ia. Pvt ning I mdger.
if human nut me would only work as
hard tor pay a.- for more pa\ ! Poston
iI era id.
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TROUBLES
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| Bn iip.s'. Aug 18. Seven thousand
| "len aiul v\«mien. including Aiex.andei
(hirlMi 111.0 .Oil > Sek. iui'inei* minister*
id 1 hr soviet gov •■n.mein, have been
imprison* d a.-, a r« -u11 of the recent
am i*I hit viki raids hy I himanians, as
l-isi.'d ' tin; new huugurian police
force*. Many Hungarian aristocrats
personally aided in (eroding out the
Bolshevi in i. Jugo-Slavs are now occu
!'>ing ait t lie Hungarian territory the
peace l r.*ai y granted them.
Louden. Aug. IK—Ant i-Bolsheviki
forces continue tle-ir successes along
the Luga river, .*ou; h west, of l^i.rograti.
London, Aug. IS. 'Die BoLhoviki
I have been driven from Odessa by ine
populace ol the vtiy. according to re
! pons receive*! In wireles* at the iiril
i*h war o;live. Tin* So\ m- lorce- now j
are e V'aciia; i ug Kiev and the entire ml
K Urania.
London. Aug. IS. - An edict declaring
Admiral Kolchak and the memoer* ot
Hie A I! • i J. n.**ian cabinet ol <>m*k to Ir
an laws n.i* been i*sue<i by ihe Soviet
govern,u em. according to a vvir,ie-s
I mm Ai >*cow
Says Egypt Is British Domain j
Washington. Aug. 18. In a brief in
terview today with members of tin
Sennit* foreign aflnirs committee, Mr
Ju*eph r’olk, former governor of Mi
s-uri and no\V counsel for tint Kgvpliuti
commission. charges that Kngland.
uimer tile guise ««t a. protectorate over
Kgyp:. ha-, in reality, seized K-’vpt a*
a British possession.
Peace Award Will Cause War
Washington, Aug. 18. Thomas Mil
lard, an American writer attached to
the ediine-e peace delegation at Ver
sailles. told the Senate foreign a flair*
commit tee, that it was unani mousiy i he
opinion of many experts that war will
result I ram the treaty provision giving
Japan the control of Shantung.
Shopmen’s Strike Caiied Off
Washington. An, . IS. ['be railroad j
admin .si rat or has been notilied that |
tin-* strike of iht* railroad shopmen is I
over, and an immediate consideration I
«>f t he wage demands is asked l»\ liiel
employes.
Factional Riots in Ireland
Bellas, Aug. lfi.—Serious riots be- J
tween Orangemen and Mat i»»11 a! i -> t s are
reported to have taken place during
the past few days in Counties Down
and Turoue.
He Wanted to Be Present
Tony, the office janitor, had been
working faithfully at, his job ior sev
eral years, when he surprised his em
ployer by asking for a vacation.
“We can't get along very well with
out you,” said the boss. “You don’t,
need a vacation. You’ll only blow in
your money, and come back broke.”
“1 Jikea to have vacation,” persisted
Tony. “I getta married, and l kinda
likea to be there.”—The Argonaut.
Bobby And all the animals went
into the ark 'eept the dog.
Blsie- Why didn’t the dog go in, too?
Bobby ’( ause lie had a. bark of his i
own. -Kx.
He’s the best, physician that knows |
the worthlessness of the most raedi- J
cines. —B. Franklin.
Dan Couldn't Put It Over
The com roller of the Treasury re- i
i cently refused to allow Territorial Sen- j
! aior Dan Smherland mileage from Ju- !
! neau to Kuhy on the ground that Suth- !
| erlarid was a. resident, of Juneau. Sena- i
, tor Sutherland, who was elected at 1
lluhy, removed to Juneau, and started)
in the fishing business, voting in the1
i general election last year. At there-!
emit, session of the Terri orial legisla- !
Mire he put in a claim for mileage from ;
Itnby to Juneau, which was [might by i
the Juneau Km pi re, which called Suth-!
et land a mileage grabber. The mailer 1
wa> submit i ed in i he l S. com mlier of 1
Die lYeasury. who promptly ruird that 1
Senaior Dan had foitViiea his rights u> 1
mih age h_\ becoming a resident of Ju
neau. i
New Political Parly Formed
Washington, Aug. It!.—Toe forma- I
Hon of a new political organization ti.v !
a faction of lire Texas democracy. i
known us me American party, Ims of!
id I e (*;< u m t i Ct U)Si< iiM'it bit auxie!\ a 01* my !
b>)ih I)<■ nit>c;I ic .i.10 Repubilean mem- 1
be is ui' l 'oh'jTesS.
Street Car Employes Strike
R:,s Anyeles. Any. 1(5. strike of!
lie* cun'iuelors and motormen on ihe!
Raeilie. Kleeiric (’omp.iriNs si reel r-ti's >
lias euinpiei <-i y p:i rulyz^d (he service.
Kapiain dimmy (Ireen. one of Idita- |
ret) - oid residenters. u ho is now on
Willow creel; study ini;' lonnation and
Uindred sciences, spent a few hours
am.my his old loo nies last Snndax .
Twenty Republicans to Sign
Washington, Aug. 10. Democratic
leaders of the Senate today announced
that. 20 Republican senators are ready
to vote for a quick ratiflcaiion of lhe
peace treaty with ceitain reservations.
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