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ADOPT BOY AS
A MASCOT; HE
COMES TO U.S.
PARIS. Oct., r* Joseph Pring*
a thirteen \ear oid Chicago boy who
was taken to (iermany by his lather
in I’M l may h< .cst wed to his noth**
it) the Illinois city. a> a result of h»^
adoption a> a mascot by one of tie*
American urn's at i‘olden:7.. The boy*
mother is Mrs, Kmma Pringer of -‘IS
l»earbe n street. South Chicago.
!b* was brought by American mili
tary oolice the oih r day to the office
of Captain Paul K. Peck, formerly
dean of (i rinnell College, (•rinnell. 1*»
wa. and now head of the home* servic**
work of the Am* ri •:»•* !!•*•! Cross in
Kurupe. Captain Pe* k l»**irnod that in
HMD the hoy’s lathe’* died and the mo
ther remarried. Parly in P.M l the step
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father, (i orge Fringcr, took the boy
from Chicago to (Iermany. Then (am *
the war. The stepfather entered the
(»‘*rman army and was killed. For a
time the boy made his home with re
latives in B* rlin and then drifted to
Coblenz here he attached him if to!
the r« giments. The doughboys In Ipe '
hi»n in writimv a letter to Ids motho”
who responded immediately urging
him to com* hack to her at once.
When ih. ‘giment ieft for Amor
•or seve-al unsuccessful efforts wore
nv-de by his -'*!di» r friends to smuggle
the boy aboard the transport, but each
••me he w- I te ted and *ent asho o.
Finally he was sent back to Paris. The
U d Cross eok un the hoy’s case with
h American Passport Bureau an
•a- secured proofs of identity that will
•nahle tN* boy to start for home and
mot!.e* shortly.
M’ss T. Kdmonds. after a resident
of Ketchikan for 20 years, most of the
time '»• me in the real estate business,
has disposed of practically all of her
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WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
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holdings and gone to Kamloops, 11. C.,
to reside permanently.
«jolm the < I reel;”, or John Klonos.
., *,,rm(»r vesifh nt of the Iditarod soc
♦i< no v an inmate of the Tinners
Home at Sitka.
SERIAL OUKX
NOTICE OF ATTLICATION FOR
PATENT : COAL LANDS
DFPAR I’M ENT OF THE INTERIOR
l M l EH ST \TFS L \ND OFFICE
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEEEHY given that
th.« Thompson Valley Coal Company, a
,<) notation oiganized under the laws
of the stat • of Arizona and duly an*
tii r;zrd to do business in the territory
if Masha, has made application under
h provisions of the Acts of Congress
of April 1901. and May 2a. 190S,
■'.r * the prov;. ons of the Revised
Statutes ’elating to the location of
co d lands to purchase the Tip Top
an l Fourth of July coal claims which
o m n n *rt of the group of coal
ch ms in s «’*»d i:. U. S. Survey No
t*. i, which is more particularly d *
c liv'd as iVlow. —
Commencing at Cor.. No.. 1. whence
C S. E. M. Faga No. <> bears due .w:
40.09 chs., thence X. 80 chs. to Cor.
\ t. 2, th Mic • v.. 116.87 chs. to <lor.
So. 3, thence S. 80 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
thence E. 116.33 chs. to Cor. No. I. the
place of beginning. Said survey No.
459 is situated on the N. shore of
Cl gnik Hay and in latitude 56 d g. 23
mi !., N. and Long. 158 deg., 30 min.
W\, Mag. Yar 20 deg. 50 min. K.
Ajny and all persons claiming ad
versely any of said lands arc required
to file with the Register and Rcceivei
of the United States Land Office at
Jr. leau, Alaska, their advcise claim
ue "r oath, during the sixty days per- |
:o< of publication of the notice of said
application or within six months
th Teaftcr or they will he debarred by
th provisions of the statutes.
EFFIE A. FRISREE,
Register.
June 23. 1919.
Se pul Gateway 61 issues.
e of first Pub Aug.. 25, 1919. ,
!>; to of last Pub. Nov., 4th, 1919.
O!) UNDERT VKINTc COMPANY
Licensed Emba liners
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. XL X SIC A.
H. v. HOI1KN ' A* K‘ l>AV*s
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. HOBKN, Managkk j
Coal, Wood and ice
a
General Transfer *> • I’hones. Main IT and 81
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MAKE THE NOKTHEKA IUUK
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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Have voa seen that i'amoii*. A ishawake Line of Rubber
gods? SHOE PAC — LC iY RUBBERS — fOUw
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Ti at new F. A. Patrick Line of ( oats. Mackinaws and Sox
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( >opcis, Mediicott, Wrights. M jnsingwear, Standlields,
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FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS IN ALL PATTERNS
Y e don’t like to brag, hut say Toy Howdy, have a look.
]>( you want a suit or a winter c »at, just say Schoenbrun ?
A1 of the well dressed men in toward wear Schoenbrun
ck hes and we made ail of then . We guarantee the cloth,
iv: guarantee the style, we gi a ran tec the lit, and we
gi irantee the wear.
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Ti at Famous line of Florsheim, s all alone for style, qual
it;, fit. and wear and the price is reasonable, quality con
si ered.
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