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The Alaska Weekly Post
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ELM EK \ FRIEND. EDITOR Wl> GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hohen. President Frank L. Bsllaine. See.
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uf all news dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this paper
•nd also the local news published herein. _ . ^ |
ilive a pig plenty of milk ami
will make a hog of itself. This is about
what Labor has done. The govern
ment has been giving tho American
f ederation of Labor a little to much
of the upper hand as was demonstrat
ed when the A F. 1... the other day
announced the striking coal miners
were justified ill their strike and the
Federation would hack them to the
limit in the injunction. Hut the miners,
were composed of Americans, recog
nized that the government was su
pienic, did not fight the injunction,
ind practical)* turned the radical fet’-j
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•mi stubborn
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11..0I0 **r. King'*
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!.i* ... ,:«l ivi; • ly ii is today.
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Recently IhorouRlilv Renovated.
“W K II \NDLK ONLY FIRST t LASS
GOODS"
•\\ F CNDKRSI \NI> HOW TO
I’RITAKE Til KM"
Cleanliness and Courtesy
IS OCR MO 1 TO.
l*RIVATli DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
i harles Cameron — John C. Gaflney
\u: SERVE EVERYTHING
that is coon to eat
OI*E\ l» \Y AM* NIGHT
BRANCH
GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
oration down.
(in>ton Hardy, lYosidont of tho Har
: iman National l*auk ol Alaska, at
S«'\\ a (1. and who is now locatod in
\*»\v York t'it\. is always rondy to
boost f*»r Soward. In tho mail rocciv
od on tho Admiral Watson last night.
Mi. Hardy inado a most udmirablo
suvion to tho Kditor ot t^o (ih’i
way for publicity in Ww York Pity,
i’oi Soward, and tho soirtr»'stion is to
he gpnhhed. ryiiok.
The formation of an America* or
n;«n '.ation in Alaska, as mentioned i*i
yes ten I ay’s Gateway. oripinatinir at
luin aii. and with (»ov. Kipps, as p.' "*
ident, >> a solid SUppestion. Move* van :
a time nio»e propituous than now i’o
Americanism to he demons’ int vl,
»sp. i all\ when Russian Bolshov*’ »sm j
md I. \V. Wism is seemingly so x *vt
punt.
\ bachelor. o'* Sew ai d, w ho has ev
dentU been eadinp some “love lor*
| irtich in eastern new uapers, ••
, mapuxines, or perhaps '•one* of t!*
trushv novels, has asked for the do
finition of an “artificial hiss.” I h<
first answer, off hand likt?, is that tie
artificial kiss is the k:nd one womn■*
inflicts upon another.
If a man is unable to keep his won
lie van find plenty more In the diction
ary.
!ll SB A MVS 1 MON H \S
LOST \ MEMBER BI T
I MON WON LOR HIM |
The folhe* b r* communication has
)• •• a rewived b\ the Editor from a
h • sban« 1 of Seward who had sent in
his name to be voted upon for month*
*v>hip in t! »* Husband’s Ibiion. No. 1.*’:
i».*;tr Elmer:
1 am thinking that perhaps il would
jo advisable fo me to withdraw* my
tppiicat member ship to H U No
for when it came to the mention o*
biscuits, nn wife said there would he
nothing t«* it. from now on. Lorgol
about such common things as biscuits.
If 1 only would not be a joinei of any
old union, she would give me my
meals Via facte . (’art** Blanch, or
Hotel l>e Hote. nr any nice Ii♦ 11«% style
my heart could desire.
And if all this failed she wotdd
dish up my In ans, codfish, etcetra, ala
Lobster. I ‘ocalella, (’olorado Maduto. i
Hevolletet. or Disdenbillo. Now what
do you think of that ?
On the other hand'some ol the mem- j
hers who have not been married so 1
much as I have, (I mean not as many j
\ ears) Komig and a few of the others, I
they nrghL n<vd some one to now and
then, to giv»‘ them good advise on
many subjects; which will not be men
tioned at this tim< : with this thought
in mind 1 ttvnk 1 will pay a year’s
dues anil oerome a Sub Rosa member.
For reasons that may he obvious 1
won’t sign tins in full. Here’s to the j
success of H. U. Xo. l.‘».
Yours* very much.
Bill.
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This communication will be forward
I
ed to the nii'mb* rship committee and i
the application of “Rill” will he with
drawn, although the dues will help so
much and the Union members should
feel gratified that the by-laws of the
Union has accomplished happiness
for on#* man. While the com mu nitration
v,as addressed to the editor, who is
not a member of the Union, because
he is to he the go-between for the so' •
tlement of all differences, sort of a re
gular arbitration hoard, it will find its
way into the proper hands. The origin
al thirteen members of the Union re
main intact. The probe committee is
understood to have acted favorably
upon thirteen other applications of
the 27 that are in . This is for the so
lace of those who have applied for
membership, so that they can know
everything is piegressing admirably.
GARdENGlO
That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
the following numbcra;—
pace powder
i alcu.m powder
TOILET WATER
PERFUME
SACHET POWDER
SOAP
.lust Arrived from
Palmer, New York.
SEWAIII) DRUG ('<>.
The Kexall Store.
VHW W •
MADE IDLERS IN
GERMANY OVER
UKKLIN'! Nov.. 14— Hy A. 1\
The "workiess support” bonus that
i.housa nils upon thousands ol men and
women now are drawing in I ter? i »i
and (iermany is proving a heavy dram
on the tieasuvy and i* is clta* ged
that the bonus is so high that many
men who in peace times were unskill
ed woi ’alien now receive more pay
lor idi* ness than it they went i>ao><
’t their labor.
Regin under tie* stress of the re
volution and with the intention of tem
porarily alleviating distress, complaint
s marie that this bonus system bin
),«con:e a deeply imbedded cancer that
scck.N millions from the government
that can ill affoid it.
The number of persons idle in Iter
lin during August was nearly a mil
ieu. It i> estimated that 7MUMH) o*
tl em do not want work because they
. * Iving suppoited b\ the state anil
are free to carry or the illegitimate
f.*i••suits of the unliu used street deal
er. the fly-by -night gambler, th.*
soap and cigarette vendor.
The streets and squares of Rerliu
I where people congregate most arc,
despite occasional attempts of tie* po
lice, swarming lives oi humanity, >< II
ing or buying poor soap, wretched I
matclies, immoral postcards and indc j
■cut literature, and cigarettes that an
<old al ridiculous pliers, especially in ;
he case of American cigarettes which
*iow glut the market. Recently the p<»
ice have begun to raid these vendors. |
The first ••razzia” as such raids ar •
called was unexpected, and so many j
dealers wore captured that the\ had
to be sent to collection points and then
were transferred from there to the
various police stations. Tin* conTiscat 1
?d food and goods required ait* 'j
trucks for its transportation.
Roulette and little gambling game,
played on a tiny hoard that can hast - j
»ly he concealed as the crowd scatters
on the approach of the police, still at
tract more work I css than other stra- |
ta of the population -- because the '
workless have time to kill, and money '
to spend and likewise the strong in- j
cli nation to spend.
One of the most unpeasant features |
of Berlin street Rfo is the array of j
wounded snMie»>, suffering from I
broken 0/ missing legs and arms, shell
shock or alleged shell shock, who sit
forlornly on the principal street and
manipulate a violin or a harmonica,!
with hands and features that tremble !
these relics of the war beg from
morning until long after midnight.
Theis “music" is alway harrowing.
A one-legged man with the face of
a erimnal. dirty to the last degree.,
with a rough, unkept heard, seems *0
have no difficulty with the police, as
he hobbles up and down unter den I,in
den. positively insulting passersby,
HOLY S M0 K E
That’s what you will be
saving when these chilly
night* take you unawares.
Just the time to get next,
to a nice wurm nifty pipe
und a can of regular tobac
co. the kind THE K E Y
.sells. Chase the chills out ol
your constitution with some
classy cigars. Smoke the
shivers from your system
with some poppy tobacco.
Let The k E Y fill your
smoke prescription.
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
LMer Up Quickly Under the soothing.
Penetrating Application at
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
In cases ol rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and*hmbcrs up stitT. aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli
able, antiseptic application tor mts.
burns, bites, and stings Sprains aud
bruises heal readily under its sooth
ing, penetrating qualities
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
It not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headacher Just trv Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, M
cents. Guaranteed.
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especially women. He fastens on them,
often holds them by the arms, and de
mands. not begs, alms. Countless po
linemen pass up and down, blit the
man is always there.
The police no sooner put Mown one
gambling club or street gambler than
the passion breaks out elswhere. Thus
: vontly, in lieu of some cheap dub-,
a round table was widely used as a
racetrack for six tiny automobiles.
The letter of a business man of Herr
in Idling of his experience when try
ng to gel some repairs made on hd
house is commented on here as typic
al of the spirit of dislike of work
that prevails in dormany since the
revolution, lie writes:
“I intended to have my house re
paired ami therefore sought a work
man* who before the war had don
litle things for me. I did not find him
at his home. Only his seven-year -old
boy was there.
“Where is your father,” I asked.
“Ho is selling cigarettes on the
Potsdamer Platz,” the youngster re
plied.
“And your mother.”
“She is selling soap at the Anhalte'
railroad station.”
“Well is no one else here?”
“No, my big brother has gone t<»
collect the workless support for fath
er.” .
Santa Claus just left some toys, or
Ins way to tlit* States.
Will send more soon.
Children leave your orders at
K 1. h S W 0 It T H S
IMST1IJjATR $3.50 por cane at (Jraof*
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
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DECORATOR
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Hooksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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