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Ww York. Dec., -U Kichard \ .Oulu*
hah of tin* New York Times, dean oi
the corps of Washington correspond
ents. has given his impressons, from
the viewpoint of an active newspaper
man. gained on his recent visit to
London and Paris a> one of ;; group oi
American editors who were guests nt
the British government.
Toe visit abroad. Mr. Oulahan be
lieves, w ill not only prove of inestina
hle value to the editors in their own
work, hut should reflect its benefits in
the interest of the American p op'
who will be nached by them.
“The trip was invu.uable,** ho «U*
vlares. “It meant a more definite idea
of what the real situation is. and a far
better understanding and appreciation
of the difficulties encountered by Am
erica and her allies, and of the suffer
ing- of France.
“It was an opportunity to talk to t»n*
big men of Kngianh. 'They spoke to u-1
with the utmost frankness, after re
ceiving us with the greatest cordiality.
They enabled .us to obtain view s o
the future- of the problem.- which a
ahead of us and yet to be met an«
overcome- that, conveyed by us. can
not help but be extremely valuable t« (
the American people.
“We had, for instance, an oppor
tunity to get from the leaders of Kng
lish thought in matters of government !
their views on the league of nations,
the difficulties and the benefits th*n 1
might he expected, what Great BritainJ
,.*•» It' Vl > > hould be incoi poiated in its
b„i>u principles, and the ideas of the
French.
>a« F. S. in British Mirror
"But. t.» me. tne greatest thing (U
all, was the chance to look into thv*
minor of British official opinion t*>
m*< ouiselves and our own effort i.i
.he war. You know, all of us, at time*.,.
\under what the leaders in Frame 1
and England reallv think ol America’si
; foit m the war, and we, as newspa-'
per men lies ire to know if the peoph*
*, r there, after their hard struggle
."m‘for»* we got into the game, believe
we ate reallv doing big things. We
inquire of out selves if sometimes ri
a papers we oveiplay the American
.dd\ and speculate on British opinion
of those efforts.
**lt was. therefore, a cause for the
reatost pleasure to learn at first
. and of the genuine appreciation o
* hat the I'nited Mates has done m
fin, a. d of the g nuine desire to ac
cord Am erica full credit for a reall’.
markable achievement. The herl
thing ot • is t o sweeping aside o
ii immes.'ion in Kngland and els'*
wh re n Europe that Americans ar
money grubbers. The people ovc
the *• are impressed to a rcniarkabb
< .give by our unselfishness of pur
and oil: willingness to fight an*
acrifice our best for ideals of Lib I
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MLICO- CONCRETE BEIN'<■
TESTED OFT FOB TO Bl ILD
STE \ M KBS FOR JAPANESE ,
SAX FRAXC1SC0. Dec., 20
Testing silico- concrete as a materia
for shipbuilding, the Japanese gov
ernment has supervised as a con
traction of a boat at Fukuyavva, nea*
Tokio. according to an official of h
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conciete boat is said to be **11 per tv a.
lighter than she would have been un- i
dor ordinary concrete construction amt |
2f> per cent lighter than it steel hint
been used.
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NOTICK or SALK
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In The District Court Lor The
Territory of Alaska,
Third Division.
The Haniman National Bank oi
Alaska, at Seward, a corporatioi
Plaintiff.
VS
Don Carlos Brownell, as Kxeculoi
of the Estate of Don Carlos Browned,
Deceased. Ada Waite Brownell (Alia;?
Ada M. .1. Brownell, Don Curio:
Brownell, Ada Lillian Brownell
French, John Fitzhugh French, Phillip
French and Dorothy French.
Defendants.
In and by virtue of a special Exe*
ution issued out of the United Stales
district Court at Seward Alaska, »n
he above entitled cause, and date*,
.he 14th day of December, 1916. I
jaw levied upon all the right, titie
md interest of the defendants in and
.o All the land embraced in U. S. Sur
vey No. 703, amended, situate near
Seward, Alaska, more particularly
hounded and described as follows:
Beginning at Corner No. 1, a slate
stone in place 6x4x3 feet, marked with
cross (X) at comer point and S-703
Cor. \ from which U.S. location Mon
ument No. 726 bears south 6 degrees, f
45 minutes east one and sixty- sev
en- hundreths chains distant; thence
west twenty-two and seventy - thre^- j
hundieths chains intersect line 2-3 and
4-1 of the Northern Light No.l ami
the Northern Light No. 6 lode claims,
respectively, Survey No. 081, at south
eighteen minutes east five and thic'*
-tenths chains from corners Nos ••,
and 4; forty chains to comer No 2, a
slatestone 24x14x12 inches, marked S
TON Cor. 2, with mound of stone; then
ce north five and three-tenths chains
intersect Line 3-4 of said Northern
Light No. 6 lode claim," at south
eighty-nine degrees, fifty-one minute *
west seventeen and twentv-seven-hun
dreths chains from corner No. 4; sev
enty - seven and thirty- five- hun
dreths chains to comer No 3 on
mountain side and not established
thence east twelve chains to (
witness comer to said corner No.
a slatestone, 14x11x10 inches; marked
VV. C. S-703, Cor. 3, with a mound of
stone; forty chains to corner No. 4 a
greenstone 16x12x6 inches, marked S
703 Cor. 4; thence south forty-nine j
apd thirty-two-hundreths chain* to
Cor. No. 2 of the Northern Light No..*
lode claim, said Survey No. 081, so
entv two ami fivo hundreths chains t
corner No. 1 of said Northern Ligh.
No. :i lode claim, also Cor. No. 4 o.
said Northern Light Number one Lod
Claim, and from corner No. 1 of sai<
Northern Light No.2 lode claim cornc
No. 1 hears south eighty-nine degree
")1 minutes west nine and nine-hun
dreths chains distant and from comoi
No. 4 corner No. bears north cigh
teen minutes west twenty-two an<
seventy-three -hundreths chains di'
tant, ami from corner No. corner No
2 bears north eighty-nine degree.
HI minutes east nine and nine-hun
dreths chains distant; seventy-seve’
and thirty -five-hundreths chains b
Cor No. 1. the place of beginning; ex
ore-;sly excepting and excluding fro*'
these presents all that portion of th
ground hereinbefore described, em
braced in said mining claim or Surve’
No. 081, and all veins, lodes and led
ges throughout their entire depth, tb
tops or apexes of which lie inside n
such excluded ground; the premia^
herein gianted containing two hun
dred sixty-seven and sixty-two bun
Ireths acres, according to the offic»”
nlnt of the survey of the said lend,
♦Mi ned to the General Land Office L
the Surveyor General.
Together with all and singular tb
tenements, hereditaments and uppur ,
tenances thereunto belonging, or ir
anywise appertaining.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tha< !
I will on Monday the 20th day of Jan j
m a y 1910 at 11, o'clock in the fore-j
noon of that day at the Olfice of th( j
United States Marshal at Seward
Alaska, sell all the right, title and in- j
terest of the defendants in the abovr
described real property, at Public
Auction to the highest and best bidde.
for cash, to satisfy said Special Ex
ecution and accrued cost.
Dated at Seward Alaska this 19th
day of December, 1918.
F. R. Brenneman, United States !
Marshal.
By Isaac Evans Deputy.
First Pub., Dec., 20, 1918.
Last. Pub., Jan., 17, 1919.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COMMISSIONER’S:
COURT FOR KENAI PRE
CINCT THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA. IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred
A. Stionman, Deceased. Notice ir
hereby given that Peter M. Ogle, ha<i
appointed administrator of the estate
of Fred A. Stienman, dec eased, and to
the creditors of, and all persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased,
to present them with necessary vouch
ers, within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator at the office of S. 0.
Morford, Seward, Alaska.
Peter M. Ogle,
Administrator of Estate of
Fred A. Stienman, Deceased.
First Pub. Dec., 13, IP18.
Last Pub. Jan., 16, 1P10.
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