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of all ness dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this paper,
and alswi tht* lin-al n***a puhlijtht*d heroin._
Koi.sm;vism \m» knil n i*hk
s \ m \:
Kaiserdoin in the oxpre -> on e!
Prussian kultur is foi tho time being
, rushed.. but autocracy in the human
mini) *s not destroyed. It is a*readv
raising its head in l.abo circles, an I
there the essentially immoial. though
peculiarly human throat. i> again be- I
tug uttoi d: “Our tm» now!" A ola~s
«tiugg!e '■ no bettor than a political
one. and the proof of this may be sc .hi
;jl the fact that tho . onsciou i- j
no'S >n (icrmany became a nntioiud |
, o J-U Ol the p»--OSefUfTon O*
the g oat -vac, whilst ‘he Interna*, ion ,
;ion for the dissemination of kultn.*
and eenagautla. The curtain has been
. u on the tiist act ot A,tni
g *dden. l» •: it is up on the second.
\ n* * •• cl.ai.uters lias been added
to {he «ast. but tho motif is still Urn
mme. *0. K:i »« 1 and his gene a!s
h;tvi made I. i* * xit. but l.enipe and
|Sola Kun h»ld the Junkenlom and
a ]
and Ihdshevism,
Uol.sh* \ i»n. »t • * 'i'll srsnvely be s:»n .
■» > v rv to win it« battle any mor
than kultur won it^. l*ut what^ve*
there i* »>* knttu»* or ISo’^hevisni that
.> in aero i* with P''»neipW\ that, if it
»> »no* lnvaii>o it *.x
t if. Th > s ” • n\
p\ have >* t t<» irn. T! < «'a\ of an
toentev, wh» the ?»Ji^o*i-n’ o»oia’.
Santa Claus ju-i left '•nine toys, on
lii^ «ay to the Mates.
Will st iu! more soon.
Children leaxe xour order* at
K L I. S W O R T H S
£ A f E
Ufivnth riuiiuuuhly Kmouted.
* u I. • i I IRS1 ' LASfc
coons"
•*\\ E I'NDKKSTAM) HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
OL»nnliruss and I mirtvsy
IS 01 U MOTTO.
PRIV m i; DIMM'. ROOM
IOR LADIES
l H VKI.ES ( \MERON, PROP.
\\ K SERVE EVERYTHING
TH \T IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN IV\\ AND NIGH I
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GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
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economic «»» polit'cah is past.
IC»%t;i»t prices of* twenty two staph*
oodstutYs in September show an aver
•line of 2 per cent The mar
•in of grain !*«»• the consumer is not
i»* wide as a church door, but after
i| < . and not in imwe.
Tin peak has passed - (New York
World. \
\\ • ' ;r e been wonderin'? lat-^v whi*1
V aska has ever done to Ur.c*e Jo *
v’nnnon cause him to njmose the
iiejioad appropriation. He mu hav*
;mc seasick on that trip he made uu
go. <D< tgl ; • td
News.)
\ ) Vmerica’s Chip race i ’
promised for- next .July, and the no
thing is that t is not eondit ion d
,.* ih< ratification ot* tie* peace Ji«»aty
o* the establishment of the 1-* r.j *» ' H
\’a,;ons. - (Philadelphia Kidlctin.i
Perhaps when IVtiograd a- tua v
fall, noboiiv will believe it.
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Well, anyhow, prices arc head* I
fo; lower levels.
The milk of human kindness «#fti *»
tastes of the can.
i ItOSSFD tO\TIM\VI SFFKINU
m:\i.ni hit t ami: homk
Hist oi it \<;fi>.
*! ready c o.^x'd the continent, weru
t»om (*;■:;! y t*» Hot Springs Arkan
>a> and hack trying to get relief
t'mm my trouble* but nothing helped
me until I t n»k Tanlae." said Mrs.
K. .Morgan, wife o' a wealthy
farurv ' \ ing fifteen miles north of
Calgary. Albe’ta.
“lth‘ iinmt* -m has kef*t me crippled
i|) Jo" the past three years,” sh(* con*
t*mied, “Not a day or a night passed
that 1 havrdt livid terrible pains run
ning ad through my lower limbs, and
at times my feet would swell until l
could hardly gf>t a shoe on. I tooK an
:o ts of medicines that were mom
mended fo; rh« umati m. tin y to.e ny
••tomach »m; so that I got to the place
where 1 could hardly eat anything
without suffering misery for hours
afterwards. When my appetite left m«
and ! began to suffer so badly from
ind'gestion, l began t<* lose weight
and get weaker every day. At nighi
1 would be so nervous and restless
that 1 couldn't sleep and 1 couldn’t
i'ind any relief . 1 went to Hot Spring*
Arkansas and took the baths there
but came home in as bad a shape as
ver. Tb n 1 heard Tanlac recommend
ed so h u/ ly. and as 1 had taken near
!y everything e!*e I thought 1 might
as well try it too.
* L r-ally took Tanlac hoping that
it would straighten out my stomach,
but didn't think that it would help
the rheumatism too, but it was one • ».*
the happiest surprises 1 ever had when
1 found that after my stomach began
to get better, the rheumatism was re
lieved. 1 kept on taking Tanlac and
a ft tv a < • v < • weeks treatment, l am
not bothered anymore by either the
indigestion nor the rheumatism. My
non ♦it • is wonderful and I can just
eat anything I want and digest it. \
can toil by the way my clothes fit me
that I hav-' trained several pounds in
■ eight and I just feel myself getting
stronger every day. My nerves are a
steady a> a rock. I sleep eight or nin'
hours every night and 1 only regret
that l didn’t know of Tanlac soone \
as it would have saved me a whole
world of suffering and misery.”
Tanlac is sold in Seward by the
Seward Pnjg Company, (adv.)
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That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
Ilu* following numbers;—
l At E POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERFUME
S Vl PET row DKK
SOAP
.lust Arrived trom
Palmer, New York.
SEWARD DRIKI (’<>.
The F.exall Store.
WORK OF VMRKK AN
UI i > C ROSS MMSitKD
IN SO7SSI \N ( VMPS
RKRl.l.N. Nov.. IS The work of
the American Rod Cro s in the Rus
sian prison camps ol Germany is fin
jjjlp !. ]n te*.pi'ns" to the o:d'*» ' ef
Marsiail lnh. the luier-Allied Com
mission and the Red Cross lias turned
over the work to the German author
ities. Its a omplishment during th'
past x m nths has b» i a m; inly the
rare of the Kus ian priso lers during
the most critical time, between the
a mistier and tin* period when the
blockade wa rais 'd and t«crm;n\ was
• able to ca’ t \ on the work without out
bid, . istanee. It distributed clothing
nu divine and food to camps and I ospi*
tals.
U al ties work has been appreciat
ed h\ 1' e Inter- \llied Commission is
>eov n U\ .1 Vt» *r from General Har
ries. Chief of the American Military
Mission , who \' rote thanking the Am*
lean Red Cross for its “troek’ great
achievements in eomiortion with the
Res i: n ei I other war prison camps
in (»"rmany."
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A tei torial night school has been
f stahli’l" <1 at the Perseverance mine,
r ar .lufieau. for the benefit of for
v,, desire to ac(plirc* citizen
ship.
Lists 6-2035.— 209'»
RKSTORATIOX TO RNTR'' OV
LANDS IN N AT I (> N \ L RORl'JHT.
Noti< e is her* by given that the lai
described below, embracing 90.4” acre
within the Chugach National V orest.
i Ala -9a, wiM b * subject *o settlenierr.
i arul entry umi* r provisi *ns oi th
1 lu*iu< st» id laws of the Lit t• *• i State
and the act of June 11,1906, (34 Stat
j 233).at the Vnitrd States land oft ice.;d
j Jurs av . Alaska on l>ocembe» 27. I9iu.
A*. • - who w a - ;i*-t■: 1 y and n
i good faith claiming any of said land
for agricultural purposes prior to Jan
, uary l. 1906 and has not aba idone
; Siin* *. has a preference right to make a
j homestead entry lor th< lands actual!
J occupied. Said lamb were listed upo
’ the applications of the persons men
I £io > have a preferon*
| right subject to the prior right of an
j such settler, provided such set1 bn- • 1
applicant is qualified to make home
| stead entrv ami the preference rigl
| is exercised prior to December *2
’ ID!.*. o*i which date the lands will b
subject t/> settlement and entry by an
, qualified poison. A tract <>l -12. -
acres, described b> metes and bound
•t- follows: It*'ginning a' Corner Xo.L
a ;: <’ *n spruce tree 5 inches squat* j
marked H-1 whence Mil*1 Rost 2D *V
f U. S. Ry.. bears N. 15 K.. 2.9S link :
| extending then 2. 12.30 chs.; thence
: N. 12.90 chs.: t .-nee S. 53, ' 15' F..
! UUXi ohs. tin nioandovinjr ol
way of A. X. ’’ 100 foot from font
or of t*ack *" i - ! ws: S. 2,7 \\.. 2.02
ohs., S. 22 20 ' W.. 1.52 ohs., S. 2D
45 ' W., 1.52 h .. S. 25 2,0 ' W., 1.52
ohs . S. 22 -ft ' \Y.. 152 oils.. S. ID
2.0 ' \VM 1.52 oil.;., S. 12, 1 2,0 ' \\\. 1.52
ohs., S. 12 \V.. 1.52 ohs.. S. 0 W
l.i2 ohs., S. 5 Y>\. 1.52 ohs., S. !.•»•
ehs.,S. 1 »\ . : .52 ohs..S. 0 K., 1.52 ohs..
S. 7 20 'K.. 1.52 ohs..S.10 K., 1,52 ohs.
S. 12 K.. 1.52 ohs.,S. 17 ft. 7.58 ohs.,
the jdac * of h.inning, application ot
Oscai V ' n, Seward, Alaska*
List 0*2025. A tract of 54.02 acres, do
st r> ■ rifi ; and bounds as fol
'ow-: m'i'.; at Corner No. 1. a
,.; .v p>»s a ked 11-1 whence Gor
ier No 1 of the Thomas Dunahue claim
oovi rod i y Li A 5 2042 boars K. i**
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II 0 L Y S M o K K
TIuiI'm what you will he |
s ivilig when these chilly
nights take you unawares. !
.hist the time to get next
to a nice warm nitty pipe
and a can of regular tobac
co, the Kind T II E K E ^ Jj
sells. Chase the chills out ol
your constitution with somo
classy cigars. Smoke the |
shivers from your system !
with some poppy tobacco.
Let The lv E Y fill your
smoke prescript ion,
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cl\s.; extending thence S. 14.82 cits.,,
thence m andeiing right bank at
Konai river at high water mark as
follows: N. 78 W., 2.80 chs., S. 76
W.. 6 chs., S. 51° 80 ' W., 6 chs., S.
85 W„ 8 chs., S. 54 80 ' W., 1 >)
chs., X. 77 * 80 ' W., 1.50 chs., N. 24
W., 11.7.0 chs., to corner Xe. exten l
ing thence X. 17 chs.; thence 10. 2
chs., to the place of beginning applica
tion of Kmil Schloman, Seward, Alas
ka; List 6-2000.
September 26, 1010, C. M. Ilruce,
Assistant Commissioner of tin* fioa
era! Land Office.
Lists 6* 2017,— 20S2. —8011
RLSTORA'J IOX TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Nonce •' her by given that the lands
described heiow, embracing 827.02
acres, within the Chugach National
Forest, Alaska, will he subject to —
• tieinont and entry under the provis
ions of the homestead laws of t! e
j United States ami the act of June
11, 1006, (0,4 Stat., 288), at the
• Unite1 States land office at Juneau,
Alaska, on December 27, 1011). An
•tiler who was actually and in good
i fa; h claim ng any of said lands t\> ]
gr- •ultira! purposes pr'or to January
j, 1006. and has not abandoned same,
has a preference right to make :•
homestead entry for Up* lands actually
occupied. Saul lands were listed upon
• application* of the persons np*a
tinned below., who have* a preference
ight subject to the prior right of an>
sip'll settler. provided such settler or
. ppiicant is qualified to make; horip*
<tc * i entry and tlu* preference right ,
is **\ *rci.*ed prior to December 27. |
lOD. on which dale the lands will »>•*1
s rhp 't !»* settlement and entry b\ any j
i|u:il>I’ied person. A tract of 150.PC I
acres, described l*v metes and bound*
:is follows: Loginning at Comer No.’
a spruce post in ground 500 feet fro* \
north shore of Konai l.ako. mn'kedj
it i whence a hirch tree I inches i'i
Oi.-um-: t bears S. X ' 20 ' VV.. 102 I;nf: ;
e ■ ' I*ore t Service Monument herein'
after described bears \. 25 45 ' \Y .
• 5.50 <-hs.: extending thence \. 67
20 ' K.. 56.10 chs : thence N. 21 • :;n *
a ., . 65 chs.; thence N. 56 20 ' 10 .
21 so r!is.; thence S. 10 15 ' 10., 29.4*'!
.: thence S. 67 20 ' W . 52.40 chs.: j
•.hence S. S5 \Y.. 0.20 chs.; thence S. i
77 >0 ' W . 15.20 chs.; thence N. 22
20 ' \V., 1 1.20 chs.; to the place of b* l
ginning; Forest Service Monumen* J
consists of a p*»st 5 inches square set
?i mound of stones 10 f<’<*t from men
: A water mark on noit.b slion* o
Konai Lak * approximately one-ha*'
mil * north of tin* mouth of Quark !
Creek, near point of conspicuous h!uf !
*f prey s'at * at extreme north side o' j
Quartz Creek valley. Application e (
C. Hevne, Seward, Alaska; List 6 2047
I he W. S\Y!» Sec. 4, T. 12 V. R. i
\V., X0 acres, subject, to the provision
of Alaska Timber Reserve No., I, a
amended b,f Kxecutive Order No. 25X*:
if A aril 11, 1017 Application »>f Hug!
l’icke in Anchorage. Alaska: List
6-20x2. A tract of SN.26 acres, de.serib
ml by metes and bounds as follow- :
Loginning at Corner No. 1. a spruci (
post set *n ground on left bank »
Kenai River approximately V\ miL*
from Kenni Lake, marked 11-1, whenev
Corner No.1, of II. K. Carleton’s horn**
-dead \o. Dears .\. ah h„ zo., •
chs.; thence meandering S. 77 > VV, •
2.21 chs.. S. 71 3 VV.. 3.60 chs., S. 80 |
VV.. 1.50 chs., S. 7^ \\.. 2.88 chs.. S
70 VV.. 1.50 chs.. VV. 1.1a chs., N. 59 j
W., 1.50 chs., X. 43 W.. 3 chs., X. 56
W.. 1.50 chs., X. 71 W.. 3.85 chs., S. I
72 W.. 2.2s chs., s. 65 W., 3.49 chs
S. 10 VV., 1.50 chs., S. 32° 30 ' VV . |
2.8 > chs., s. 18 W., 3.29 chs., S. 21
•A .. 77 chs.. to Corner Xo 2; extending 1
‘li nee S. 20.78 chs.; thence N. 80 K., I
1] chs.: thence X. 20 > VV., 22.47 chs. |
o the place of beginning, applicatioi ■
)f Victor (iiiimbard. Roosevelt. Alas
;a; List 6-3011.
September 2<>, 1919, C. M. Bruce, j
Vssistant Commissioner of the Con- ;
I erai Land Office.
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; HUGH DOUGHERTY
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