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fense, Mrs. Valentine today, by her
attorney, filed suit for divorce against
Emery Valentine, former mayor and
wealthy jeweler of Juneau.
The suit has caused a sensation
among the long time residents, as the
parties were well and favorably
known.—Ex.
CELEBRATES 77TH YEAR
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BALTON, Minn., Nov. 11.—Mr. and
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[As queen of Italy by marriage and prin
cess of Montenegro by birth. Queen
Elena of Italy has n double Interest In
the success of the allies. Since the en
try of her adopted country Into the war
she has engaged actively In relief work,
especially Interesting herself In the fam
ilies of the men who have gone to the
front. 8he has sent carloads of shoes
and clothing to them, and the approach
of winter has added new duties to her.
All Italy, Royalist, democratic and So
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Monday, Nov. 1
Farragut
arrived from Kodiak and west
11:15 a. m. Sailed south 1:30 p. m.
Thursday, Nov. 1
I City cf Puebla
sails from Seattle for Seward.
Saturday, Nov. G
Northwestern
'sails from Seattle for Seward.
Latouche
arived from west 8:30 a. m. Sails
south p. m.
Latouche
returned to Seward after sailing,
arrived back 6 p. m.
Sunday, Nov. 7
Cordova
arrived from west 7 a. m. Sailed
west 11 p. m.
I Latouche
sailed south 8:45 p. m.
Wednesday, Nov. 10
Evans.
arrived from south 4:30 a. m. Sail
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Saturday, Nov. 13
City of Puebla
due from south.
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Northwestern
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AIRMEN FIGHT
WITH COURTESY
MEN WHO FACE DEATH EVERY
MOMENT ACT LIKE THE
KNIGHTS OF OLD
(Special to The Gateway)
By WILLIAM FHILIl’ SIMMS
United Press StafF Correspondent
PARIS, Oct. 22.—(By Mail)—Be
tween French, German airmen exists
a strange camraderie, a fraternity of
chivalry and dramatic courtesies
which stands out from the mud-sling
ing and butchery of war like a dia
mond on black velvet,
f While French and British and Bel
gians and Germans and Austrians on
the ground are killing each other by
methods that make one's blood run
cold, the airmen of the Allies and the
birdmen from the Central Empires
are putting each other to death, high
in the sky, with the utmost courtesy.
Psychologists ask if the warfare in
the sky isn’t developing the super
hero to whom killing is a sport and
death but defeat, like arriving second
in a hundred yard dash.
Every time a French aviator has
met death in enemy’s territory, Ger
man aviators carried to France news
of the event. After Pegoud died in
a mid-air duel a wreath and a card
fell from a taube soaring two miles
above the French lines.
When Garros was taken prisoner h
German airman dropped a note in
France praising the French pilot’s
conduct.
When a German warplane is sent
crashing to earth in one of these
wonderful air duels, flowers for the
German aviators invariably arc drop
ped by the French lighters whenever
the duel has been fairly fought.
It is said that never a British avi
ator disappears but news of him is
brought to his waiting comrades bv
German airmen. Such and such a
thing has happened to so and so says
a note which comes plunging down
out of the sky, a bullet attached to
give it weight.
The British do the same for the
Germans. It has become a sort of
unwritten law of the air.
Of course there arc exceptions;
there are sportsmen in all contests
who cheat and use unfair means.
But generally the war in the air is
clean.
It is because the men of the air
are heroes of a superior sort. Such,
at least, is one answer. For, it k*
pointed out almost anybody can face
bullets on the ground when hundreds
of others are facing them.
Everybody’s courage is given to
the individual and, almost to his own
bewilderment he finds himself doing
the bravest of deeds. But in the air #
the aviator is practically alone. His
fight for life is fought unseen.
When such a brave man meets and
brings down another of his own par
ticular kind, he seems to feel no per
sonal animosity towards his oppon
ent, but merely a keen rivalry plus,
perhaps, a certain amount of admira
tion, depending upon the other’s skill
and courage and qualities as a
“clean” fighter.
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