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QUEEN MARY
FEELS FOR
INDIA
t.ONDON. IVb 27 ( < espon
(loiK'6 ot" The Assooiiittii Press)
l>eep sympathy foi the women ot In
dia and interest in steps taken fa:
their advancement are voiced T>v
Queen Mary in a message she ha
sent to all women ot th; In lian Km*
pire. The Qr.een ah o pa d tribute to
the Indian women for the part they
played in urging their husbands, sens,
and btothers t*> end* i tuithtul se *
vice in th** war. Queen Mary wrote:
**A short time ago I sent a message !
of thankfulness and hope to the wo- |
men of the Km pi re. 1 wish now to add.
to it a special message to the women
of India. If my words aio briet an!
simple, they aie fiom the heart.
** l know that by the custom of
their country and the time-honor *d
traditions by which they are reverent
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ly hound, the women of India ate fo i
the mo.: ;.art prevented from unde:
taking th *.-' public and indufftria' |
•a-ik-i which their sisters in other part
m’ the Kmpire, when the man-powe
• »f the country went forth in its d»
nee. were able to discharge. In th j
s rlusion and solitude of their home |
lie women of India have had to be.v j
•hr bitterness of partings, to suff*'1 ♦
bereavement and privation . to li\ j
rough days and months of doubt an i
nxiety, in ignorance of the fortune
>f the war. and without tidings o
♦heir absent ones.
“Reports have reached me fror
manv sources >f their fortitude an*
nduranee during the strain of th
var which have filled me with admir*
a* * and gratitude. Many have do*i« ;
i <> than thi . 1 have heard of letter.
.->*1' I ulian women t > husbands. soy.
a - 1** w h the forces, abroad
xho'tmj* ‘hem t* ho biave in battle
-1• *nt hey* .1 in adversity, faithful to
hoi* eoentvv ami the throne to the
i o?rt o'- ath. The history of India ts
♦VI of the heroism and courage of it-*
e >m »> in th** pa -t. The was has shown
• '.;*♦ * heir spirit is unabated.
**The women of India are equally
for thei»* charity and compa*
I kr•>*♦• how deeply they hav®
b *en moved by the desolution whicu *
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
Packers & Provisional
\Xm. LLUS. Manager. SEWARD ALASKA
CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY
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of Juneau, Alaska.
Oi l KH TO THE TRAPPERS AND DEALERS OF THE NORTH THE
FOLLOWING PRICES FOB NO. I PRIME FURS*
Lynx, extra large Na.l .. ....—--—- ta l&Cit
Lynx. large Na. 1 --...— —... ..——-^
Lynx, small__——---——ta 2%Mi)
Mink, dark cu**t skin* ~.— -—---**
Mink, dark caaat skins, small -*--«-•<■—— at# !•
Mink, fresh water .... . ...--——-•«——!• liUJB
Land Otter 12.M t* KM
Red Fax, Na. 1 large .... I®
Crass Fav. according to beauty .. ...—.—*»..••«»•... !• IMdl
Muakrut* ■■-«■»«»■»■■' .»m ..»» , *75 Id liif
Silver and Black FVxea, a* ta calar
Wolverine „„ .. —~—...——ta 12A#
.. . . .... ... ...... - -11 i ■ t~ m 11 ~ —* f—r w — —**.——* kH le
Snip us jratir Furs! As soar, as received we will grade game trad wire aur bent
•ffer. If aur price* are not saO»f*ct#Hy we will return the fan* and pay tewm
portntion change# on same hath ways.
Reference*: Any bunk in Alaaka, Itotlar Harlan NutUmdf Bantu Sedttte*
National Hank •! Tarama. Waab.
SATISFACTION GBARANTOHW
TYe ayerate tbr largegt Fur Manufactory earth af Sa* Franefoea.
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the war has brought into many house*!
holds, and how ready they have been j
to provide relief for the sick and j
wounded, and to lighten the privations .
>f their poorer neighbors.
*4I icjoice to think that many in
fluences are at work which make lor
the greater well-being and advance
ment of the women of India. 1 watch
with the deepest interest and sym
pathy every step that is taken to bring
the means of education ami knowledge
nore within their reach, to provide
greater facilities for their obtaining
proper medical itdiet through the
Agency of their own sex in woman's
hospitals or in tN' privacy of their
w n homes, to widen their interests
md activities, and to secure to them
• he adequate piotection cf the law
*i wish, with nil my heart, that;
xve y ;uceos. may c* * * i? these ei
PARDON IS WANTED
FOR A SEDITION EH ;
i
Application is being made by his;
attorney, S. H. Wilwce, for a pardon j
for Ed Lund, who was convicted of ho* J
dition and sentenced to s-Anre a term
of a year in jail and pay a fine of j
*1 000
Kd Lund was a partner with Char*
oy Johnson & Co., who had a con
ra -t to grade a ?ection of the right*
>f-way on residency and while
orking on the grade gave utterance]
o sentiments amounting to sedition.
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Why be ied with the wear you
-. get frcn ordinary boots
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when you get 50 /«.»«v« / t::crj from “Hi-Press?M
This is 110 idle cLin., but a fu.i proven by 1. iners,
farmers and construction \vorl:cr3 from Alnshu to
Mexico. “Hi-Prcsj” A 1 i-.de by a v.i\7 nr.d better
method—the greatest a.-’.v.va. _e in footwear in fi.iy years.
We use the tougher11" . ;.r ever l vc l vc J ” uc tu g.j*.y tire
same kind that goes i > (..’oodficu Auto 1 ire.'.. There
seems to he no wear-out nit. And the boot i? molded
INTO ON la LOUD ilCCUl
Can’t or cor.ic apart—and
it’3 wonderfully confortabla.
When r.:.t y;,n l.!t tho trull try the
Simple—shown hero. The \Muie
Hip ia best for the sluices, nntl there
are many other styles. Ask for the
footwear with the Led Line * Round
the Top—that’s 44Hj-Press.” i
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the s.r.«5uCR::s :;;3kx vamm
AXXON
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THE KEY
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDY
They Are Fresh
MEET ME AT
THE KEY
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The application for a pardon is now
bein.^ made as the war is ended ant
Lund is not in the best of health.
The application needs the approva
of United States Commissioner R. S
Hugan.— Nenana News.
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It’s the every-day sort of fellox
who can be depended upon to tak
care of the nights.
SUMMONS, NoTi—~132
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FO-.
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
EVA BROWN, Plaintiff.
Against
VERNON BROWN, Defendant.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIi
ED STATES OF AMERICA, GREE1
ING:— TO VERNON BROWN, The
above named defendant.
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the District Court for the Ter
ritory of Alaska, Third Division, with •;
in thirty days after the completion of
the publication of this summons, to
wit, within thirty days after the UR!
day of April, 1919, and answer th
complaint of EVA BROWN, the abov*
named plaintiff in the above name*’
cause, which cause is an action fo;
divorce for one of the causes prescrib
ed by law, wherein the plaintiff prays
for a decree of absolute divorce from
you, forever dissolving the bonds of
matrimony existing between you and
the said plaintiff. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear an4
answer the said complaint as herein:
required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you for want
thereof, and will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in her said
complaint, as herein above set out.
The order for publication of this
summons was duly made and entered
on the 5th day of February, 1919.
The date of the first publication of
| this summons is the 27th day of
[February , 1919, and the last day of
’ publication thereof is the 10th day of
'April , 1919.
WITNESS the Honorable Awl U.
Brown, Judge of said Court and the
Seal thereof, this 5th day of February,
t in the year of our Lord One thousand
nine hundred and nineteen, and of
our Independence the one hundred and
forty third.
Arthur Lang, Clerk.
By John B. Miller, Deputy Clerk.
Gateway, Seward.
Date of first Pub., Feb., 27th, 1919.
Date of last Pub., April 10th, }919.
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