NOTH'ft OF FORFEITURE
To K. W. SHIRK, and to your Heirs.
Executors, L< sal Representatives,
and Aswifrw: 1
You and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN* W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in h1s lifetime, and his Estate,
wince his death, has. as co-owner in
the mining claim heveaflter describ
ed, expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100,001 for each of
the years 1004. 1905. 190fi. 1907.
190S, 1909. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913.
1914. 1915, 1916. 1920. 1921. and
1922. in labor and improvements j
for the benefit of th“ "WACONDA j
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green j
Gulch, the location notice of which 1
is recorded in Vol. 10*1. Pace 1 •
and amended r . i.-^s re location of
•Pages 1 0 6 and 4*> 1. of the Records
•of the Pape Nome Recording Pro
duct. Territory of Alaska: that ’the
work so done on sai l claim cons'i
tfuted the annual assess neat work
required by Sec. 2224. Rev:-1! S'
cutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your In
terest in said claim to the under
signed co-owner with you therein,
within ninety days after the service
of this notice on you by publication
thereof, or your interest in said
claim will become forfeited and
vest in the undersigned as provided
by said statute.
W. H. WEBB.
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutsching'-'r. deceased.
.Publish March 17. 24. 31. April 7.
■14. 21. 28. May 5. 12. 19. 26. and
dune 2. 9, 1923.
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THU OTHKK WOMAN IN ALASKA.
^ By l lu M. Thompston.)
Up here in Akaaka beyond tifty-three.
Whore McKinUy stands guard o’er land and sea,
Mon, women and dogs from every clime
Haw- been blazoned iu story and sang in rhyme.
There’s ihe man who scrabbles and slaves for gold.
Who blazes the trails and brave* the cold;
There's hi- malaniurte dog and hr^ gee-pole sled
That enliven the stories and books you’ve read.
There’s th- vampire woman of red renown,
Who «>(»nies to Alaska (to drug men down.
Featured in movies A Northern queen
Lauded In books; flashed on the screen.
Alaska's been called th- back door to Hell—
For that's all the life thy writers itell.
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Of thiit other v- can—just good and true.
She doesn't come h. re because “It’s the Life !”
She js sister and mother and loving wife.
She is comrade and pal and partner, 'boo.
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She looks—just like mothers and sisters look,
She stays—juM to make a home for you.
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That Alaska without HER would be mighty bJue—
This other woman, just good and true.
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ESOTERIC SW1CARCE
OF EASTER SUNDAY
(Contributed.)
History is an account, very im
perfect and often distorted, of a
: dance of shadows in the shadow
| world of p-hysicail matter.
| A Myth is an'account of the |
movements of those who cast the
shadows; and the language in which
the account is given is what is called I
the language of symbols.
A symbol har* a chflef meaning. |
and then various subsidiary, mean
ings related to that chief meaning.
The Solar Myth is a story primar
ily representing the activity <*r the
Logos, or Word, in the kosmos,
secondarily embodies the life of one J
who is inearnn.t.-d of the Logos, or
is one of his ambassadors. The Hero
of the myth is umtaJlly represented
as a God. or Deml-God. and his life |
mil'll bo outlined by the course of
the Sun. as the shadow of the Logos.
The paint of the course lived out
during th. human life is that which
falls between the winter solstice and
the reaching of the zenith in sum
mer. The Hero is born at the win
ter solstice, dies at the Spring equi
nox. and. conquering dealth. rises in
to mid heaven.
Tt is pre-eminently to the gospel
tbait this beautiful thought is appli
cable. for 'the gospel Is not me refly
the narrative of what has been; it is
the sublime narrative of what is and
what always wiiH be.
The Sun God Is always born^at
the winter solstice, after the short
est day in the year, at the midnight
•of December 24th. when the sign
Vlirgo is rising above the horizon;
born as this sign is rising, he is al
ways born of a virgin, and she re
mains a virgin after she has given
.birth to her Sun-Child, as the celes
unisullLed when the sun comes forth
from her in the heavens. Weak,
is ur rounded with perils in his in
fancy he lives thru all dangers and
ap-pnneicHes the Spring equinox,
when comes the crossing over, the
cruciflctlon, the date varying each
The name "Easter” has been
traced >to the Babylonian Ishtar. vir
gin mother of the slain Taimnuz.
Easter is a movable event, calculat
ed by the relative positions of sun
and moon, an impossible way of fix
ir,% year by year the anniversary of
a historical event, fcut a very natur
al and indeed ineventful way of cab
culating a solar festival. These
changing dates do not point to the
history of a man, but to the Hero of
a So-lar Myth. These events are re
produced in the lives of the various
Solar Gods, and antiquity teems
with illustrations of them.
The death and resurrection of the
Sdlar Hero at or about the vernal
equinox is as widespread as h1s
birth at the winter solstice. In all
oases the mourning for the deaith Is
dunmediately followed by the rejoic
ing over the resurrection. It la in
teresting to note that the Past pre
ceding the death at the vernal equi
nox,—the modern Lent—is found
in MeSife©. Egypt, Persia. Babylon,
Assyria, Asia Minor, In some cast*
definitely for forty days.
Why have these legends mingled
| with the history of Christ, and cry
stallized round Him, as a historical
personages. These are really the
eftorties not of a particular individual
named Christ, but of the universal
Christ; of a Man.-who symbolized a
Divine Being, and who represented
a fundamental truth -in nature; a
Mian who filled a certain office and
held a certain characteristic por
tion toward humanity; standing to
wards humanity in a special re!!a
itionsrfhlp, renewed age after age, as
generation succeeded generation, as
race gave way to race. Hence He
was, as are all such, the "Sun of:
Man," a peculiar and dtotinotlve j
title, the title of an office, not of an
(Individual. The Christ of the Solar
Myth was the Christ of the Myster
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