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Office in K. K. Bldg.
Residence Third Au*.
Phones: Office. Madison 130;
Residence Adams 18.
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L. F. P. & S.. Glasgow.
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Van Gilder Building
Olhce hours: 1 to 3 and • to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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10.0. M„ No. 1425
Meet# every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Visiting Brother*
Invited.
Peter N. Anderson idictator.
Julian Reed. Secretary.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
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meet# on 2nd and 4th i'Ht.irvlii >
1 month, 8 p. Pioneer H.ll
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Cl PID WAS A BUSY
LITTLE CUSS IN FRANCE
WITH THE DOUGHBOYS * •
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PARIS. May o— That Cupid was
nearly busy as Mars with the mem-1
bers of tin* American Expeditionary
l* orce and that romance bloomed in
Fiance in spite of war’s alarms is
shown by the fact that more than six
thousand French women have l>e**»i
wooed and won by American soldiers
within one year. The majority of the
French girls whv> have become Ameri
cans through marrying men and ot lic
et." of the American Expeditionary
Force are stenographers, salesgirls or
u*avin*rs with a sprinkling oi peasant
giris ami those ol the middle class or
bourgeoisie.
The romances are in most cases
| very similar. A soldier would be bille*.
| ed with a Fiench family a member or
| which would be a girl of marriageable
: ..ge. together they would delve intv)
j the intricacies of the i* rench language,
j Mgn language being promptly super
; aeded by a combination of Anglo
| French jibberish.
The clean cut, healthy physique oi*
ihe Americans, their polilenes." ami
' generosity would appeal to the heart
of the French girl who ."aw in the
American the realization of her
d.earns. As a rule, the Americans al
I s » made no secret oi the particular
{sympathetic feeling they had for the
French girls and so as a natuiai se
quence, marriages resulted.
Many such pair now are puzzled
whether the wilt* should accompany
her husband to America or tin* hus
band hould make his home in Franc \
' U is expected that fully fifty percent
i of ihe benedicts will adopt I* ranee tor
their future home.
BAR VSSOC1ATION WILL
INVESTIGATE CHARGES
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ing out of charges of mistrials in a
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number of court-martial proceedings in
the American army during the war,
made by (Jeneral Ar.scll, Secretary of
War Baker asked President Page of
the American Bar Association to ap- j
point a committee of lawyers to in-,1
ve..ligate the whole question of mil
itary law. This committee is compose 1
of S. S. Gregory, of Chicago; Judge
W. P.Bynum, of Greensboro, N. C;
Martin Conboy, of New York city; *
Judge Andrew Bruce, of Bismarck, N. i
• ’ . and Col . John Hinckley, of Hal-1
tiirorc. The secretary of war has giv
cn the committee full power to investi
gate court-martial proceedings of the !
past, and has named (Jeneral Kreget |
to assist them in any way possible.
The committee has established head-!
quarto s in Washington and has start . I
cd its inquiry.
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Miss Hutmachor and Ed. Mclnnis
of Nonna were married in Seattle.
Miss Hutmachor was formerly con
nect d with the office force of the
commission. Mclnnis was one of the
gas (ngineers of the fleet.
The bureau of lighthouse will ask
the authority of congress to establlsn
aid. to navigation on the Yukon river
and its tributaries. Estimates will bo
prepared by the bureau of the cost of
work and presented to congress.
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Wayne Blue, Agent.
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