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a foothold at Copenhagen, driving to
establish there a center for the lever
age of the world in favor of Lenin. He
is now banished to Norway. The Danes
were tired and sick of him. Krassin
has held on in London, for some Eng
lish merchants still are tempted by the
prospect of gold, flax and platinum
which they fondly hope the Bolshevists
will be able to deliver. The Bolshevists
am doing their utmost to persuade the
world that it is Capitalism which has
established a cordan round about them,
impenetrable to those who would come
to the rescue of Russia with food ahd
other supplies. But the reason the Red
Cross is not in the country now and
the reason international business is
not resumed is the redatory high
handedness of the powers at the
Kremlin and the Smolny Institute.
What promises can they make that de
serve to be trusted? What pledges
h:ve they kept? Honor is valued as
iittle as human life where Bolshevism |
nourishes. We dare not intrust any
thing we prize to those buccaneers in
view of what they have done already
to a Community that has made ilio
mistake of giving them an anchorage.
Ex.
adku. mil martins.
There will be no mourning at the
bar of Justice over the prospective de
parture from our shores of Ludwig
LAC. Martens, unrecognised envoy
of Soviet Russia to this free Republic.
The deportation order is not aimed at
Mr. Martins personally. It is the flat
rebuke to the system of which he is
the accredited agent It says very
plainly: “We have no manner of use
here in America for the regime of
terrorism, starvation and atheism,
which is the practical outworking of
the Bolshevist program. We do not
want among us those who are doing all
they can to embroil capital and labor, <
to promote strikes and dissension , to |
encourage sabotage, to teach men at
work that their employer is their en
emy. We feel that our social and in
dustrial salvation will not come by a
rule of blood and iron. We prefer to
work out our destiny without the aid
«f those who have afflicted Russia
with an intolerable torment and are
# adds with civilised-conscience, sta
bixed government and evefy cannon
oi common decency accepted as a rule
oi life among normal mankinds*
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The long-drawn controversy that
has resulted in this eviction is parall
el to the process elsewhere that hate
disclosed to all but the most begoted
apologists the. undesirable citizenship
of Bolshevism. Utvinoff struggled for
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FEDERAL JUDGE K. M. Landis,
! of Chicago is still making * reputation
for hitoself. His latest bid for fame
' was made recently when he refused to
entente six men convicted of stealing
To the Seven Million
Housewives Who Are ,
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Now Using Mazola
MAZOLA can be used for ware
. different purposes and at less ,
cost than almost any other food.
It wots*"* no water, as do butter and
lard—remains always sweet and palatable,
does not. absorb odors or flavots.. So
die tame lot of Mazola can. be used over
and oyer again—a wonderful Saving in any.
household. If ybi^want to use it for shorty
iwtn after flying fish or onions— .
you have only to strain it. It never amokes
up your kitchen.
makes lighter and better cake
and tastier fried foods than animid flats.
And so light and wholesome they agree
with even the mo«t_deHcate children. J
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sugar from cars, after fee had learned
that President Wilson had pardoned
a man who had sold several thousand
head of tubercular cattle. Landis is
the same man wfeo fined the Standard'
Oil Company a million dinars one time;
His ideas of right and wrong seem to
be firmly fixed. . s ,
THE BOLSHEVlkl in their mad
search for liberty and equality seem to
, be trying to kill off all those who
might disagree with them. One hund
red and five laborers who dared to pro
test* against their condition were lined
up and shot at Petrograd. In capital
istic America they would have more
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than likely got what they asked for.
That is the differenee-*i#it now b^
tween free Russia and capitalistic An\
eric*. ' '
A ALAN AT SITKA .rushes to the
defense of the Alaskan brown boar and
pronounces him a kind and* docile crfca*
ture. He should be turned loose with
his pets on Admirality Island and be
allowed to associate with them. He
has a strange idea of docility.
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THERE ISNT MUCH credit in *
big man whipping a little man. That
is the reason why so many little men
go unwhipped. •
EVERYTHING adjusts itself; the
rich have their ice in summer, the poor
in winter; the rich have their twin
sixes, the poor their six twins. N. Y.
Mail. V'
A MAN IN Hodar, Neb., is the fath
er of ten childre#. For the past twenty
years tie has used Honey and Tar Com
pound:— Chicago Tribune.
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T. R. Conquest of Bethel in the Up
per Kuskokwim country was a.passen
ger on the Limited last night Mr. Con
qpest made the long/nush from Bethel
to Fairbanks thence to Anchorage on
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the train and from Anchorage to Sew
ard. He is stopping at the Hotel Over
land. ,.r ' • -v
Alvah Eames and Henry Burge are
registeired at the Hotel Sexton. They
arrived on the Limited from Anchor
age ladt. .
PERT PARAGRAPHS OF SENSE
AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND
LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE
FLY BY "THE HUMAN
TOOTHPICK "
Nine men out of ten ekrn the money
that the tenth gets. .
Too many men who have good hieas
are unable to make good.
' Wise is the man who laughs at the
the pointless jokes of his wife.’
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I Common sense isupne too common,
It is the easiest thing in the world j
to stir up trouble. All you havetodoj
is to tell the truth at all times.. . ; |
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Heard one of the “Doughnut Bri
gade” who recently returned fro® ; a
trip outside discussing the advantages
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which a woman did or did qpt derive
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from wearing silk stockings,. He was
argueing rather strenuously that the
silk stocking was directly responsible
for the abbreviated skirts now. in *o
gue among women. Possibly this old
timer is right but light here in Sew
ard we have noticed th&iqost.of the
female of the specie have tumbled to;
the fact that heavy Y shoes or boots
coupled with a pair of .wool breeches
or overalls, are 4the paost comfortable
and at the same the warmest ar
ticles of wealing ^pparel in ..the world..
Merc man may hot set many styles
when it cornea to clothes but the aver
male knpws.pyw to keep warm..
The weir an who w*ars silk stocking
| ami abbreviated skirts in Seward when
! tx is three feet* of'sitovrcr th_
[.ground >s taking an awful chance witl.
| Old Path# Winter.
Or.lyva strong minded woman can
1 pi-eseivo fvuit and her tempei at tht
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j Most of us do things merely bf
'ause other people do them.
When a girl begins to fed anxious
about the state of a young . man’s
health he can take his choice between |
lie parson and the undertaker.
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It is impossible to.jlefeat an ignoi
ant man in an argument.
A womanis-sure to be troubled with
insomnia if ber-J^aband takes in his
sleep. v...
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It is hard to down an uptight citi
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