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ATRIOTiSM WILL
BE TAUGHT ifi
THE SCHOOLS
The Covernnu'iit> «*i tin* l nit*,
ates. I nit. d Stav. II treati of Kill -
tan ;■ :»*; the i :>~ *»ner of Kdu
.tion for Alaska, are :i urging the
hm U t«* give 'iKi'ia attent ion to th
aching of 1 it.-* Stat» - t“ y. t
tuse and current hCtnix .» th. gre
ar. the duties of citizen-hip, an.»
hat should glow o ’’ of t' «>*1 >t: •
namely, i.^pe a?- hano
ag of the l trte.l States.
Commission, o Kducata llor*d«
»n. of 1 in
! to ti e Super! M !.»> It ■ * he Se
rd school* a r »’ » *
The Amoi ur.n’s < • < *
•*! ISK1.IKVK in tie I’XITKl'
Stair- »» American as a governnie.it
: \*■ H'oplr, b\ the people, t’oi the
op. wh» -( just powers are tler.v«‘o
n tl consent of the governed; a
! nun;; ii .; republic: a sovereign
\al;o: • main sovereign States, a
*r i i ■ Nnion. one and inseperable i •
»> d upon t!io.-c principle* •'/
; i < rdoni. equality. justice, and h"
•<» wi icb American putri •*
•if; rd tbeir lives and fortunes.
• 1 therefore believe it is my duty o
v (i> i'liv to love it; to support : -
• iM• y Its 1 aw -; to
. t t' flav;: and to defend it aga :
t all enemies.’*
I’ e mU>ion» r Henderson also sent
ver; ’ m:ii« ' ot ‘‘America. My 1 on1
iv.” *h- n w national anthem, which
;hr -ihoo chi'dren are now learning
to sing.
ionics o*’ "School Life.” a new ! U» •*- '
, ;• . ;• i . and National S* ho !
♦ ” * :hli.-i -*d hy the G»mniiit« '*
T •»’•« Information have been i ‘ ,
Each issue i ontains valuah ♦*
RECORD MADE IN BUILDING THE WARD
l'ln* viow show* t In* 1'. S. doMinyor Wind, und-r roust motion »l ,h,J
Mnro Island miv> > ml. I’allt'ornia. -1 hours afi«*r tho Wool was laid. Ah h»m,,I*
st root iiral work its po**ildo whs proparod In udxuuoo; Intlklio.-ids. sort ions ot
t|u. !%,drrkliousrs and luldijo stnu mro won* ri\«Mod up rond> for asMoinhllntf
In plaro on tin* ways. Tho Ward wa* lattnrliod IT1- day* from tl»»* duto ol
lH>iHK «>f Uor Wool. Tills Is a now world’s shipbuilding rorord.
'ii; go? * ioos heating upon the prop r
*■ 'neat on *f '•iiiv.ens.
The work of the schools is progress
ing pleasantly and tin* ehildn r. are be
coming acquainted with the new lour
of teachers. Attention > giv» u so fa>
:*s piacticable t«» current topics and
when now asked to describe the Hall
ef Kamo, the pupils have ceased to
say that it is another name for ‘‘Ro
gues (•alien*.*’
‘‘There are weeks of different col
ors and different hues and once in :<
whih* one of a deeper shade in prim
ary wo k- hut the one just past had a
very us”al combination- Yes! of cour
se primal* work Includes dancing
and play, 1 it we were some what con
cerned as t > the effect that this otI»o*
dancing and continued gaiety might
have or, our work in our school room,
said Miss Kendall.
“However we managed to keep
things going in the same manner and
to follow th*’ plans and methods as on
other occassions, in fact we had soin *
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i .splendid days last week after tin
‘‘night before”. In consequence it
decided that it wasn’t so bad after a11
to dance and go to school.
“We are now well started in on
studies and plans inspired by (Mo
thers ‘‘bright blue weather”? Just the
Mime we delight in October work and
other special days, whether bright *.
' rainy, and have lots of good things in
store.”
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TRACY VISITS SKWARD.
Krod Tracy, agent of the Ala !%:•
Steamship Co., at Anchorage, arriv* a
in Seward on the train Saturday nigh*
and returned home again on the tra »
! this morning. Mr. Tracy visited Sev -
J ard for the first time in over t. *
vea.rs and said that he was surprised
at the prosperous look here after lie*•
-ing so very many talks to the opu »
I site. While in the city Mr. Tracy
j mad** his headquarters at the Ovei
land.
.•l
TR UN OFF ON CURVE.
The freight train due in Saturday
night from Kern Creek did not arrive |
until last night. A box car containing
several horses owned by E. W. Wil
burn, jumped the track at the curve
at Mile 22 and a long delay resulted.
Fortunately none of the horses vveie
injured.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASK V
THIRD DIVISION.
No. SI23
ALIAS SUMMONS
LILLIE E. HETTEL,
Plaintiff,
against
I BERNARD W. HETTEL.
Defendant.
! THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I
GREETING:
TO BERN ARD W. HETTEL, the I
above named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
| in the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska, Third Division, within
1 thirty days after the completion of
'tin* publication of this summons, to
| wit, within thirty days after the 28th
day of October, 1918, and answer the
' complaint of Lillie K. Hettel the
t above named plaintiff in the above
named cause, which cause is an ac
tion for divorce for one of the causes
i prescribed hv law, wherein the plain
I tiff prays a derive of absolute divorce j
1 from you, forever dissolving the!
bonds of matrimony existing between
i you and the said plaintiff and for an
adjudication of property rights. And
you are hereby notified that it you
fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as herein required, the sc id
' plaintiff will take judgment against
you for want thereof, and will apply
to the court for the relief demanded 1
in her said complaint, as herein above j
i set out. I
The order for publication of this
summons was duly made and entered
on the 12th day of Septemhor, 1918.
The (Lite of the first publication of
this summons is the 16th day of Sep
, tern her, 1918, and the date of the las*
i publication thereof is the 28th day of
| October, 1918.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles
E. Bunnell, Judge of said Court, and
the Seal thereof, this 12th day of
September, in the year of our Lord
I One thousand nine hundred and eigh
teen, and of our independence the one
| hundred forty third.
(SEAL) ARTHUR LANG, Clerk.
By C. H. Wilcox, Deputy,
Date of First publication Sept., 16.
j 1918.
Date of Last publication Oct. 28.,
1 1918.
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