The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1933, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1933. hol, as equal in y to water, (which is almost truly the case) consider the legal 3.2 beer. This means 3.2 per cent by weight. Since alcohol is bulkier than water it will occupy a greater per- I centage of volume. To calculate what this percent- by Percival Christopher Wren 2k e age will be it is most convenient to go over to the i metric system of units. In this system the density SYNOPSIS: Herr Schlacht, It:w girl knows nothing?” APRIL 11, 1913 of a substance is numerically equal to its specific| apparently a German t, | “Psychology, my boy, hology. i Gravity. AlGhal in nls: sysen ha Sibralote;h| | pRGing withi ttio Ha ok M {'my great pride 4nd priccless| Rebert Simpson arrived in Ju- et density of .793. kazzen in his Citadel, proves to ift of character-reading. Do you ineau on the: Gpplcaaie, : Pho;e orx‘z’ceumna Now the mass of a substance, its density and its Margaret Maligni that he knows & ink that girl would stay here for - 6ne | Daily Alaska Empire PRESIDENT AND EDITOR GENERAL MANAGER | PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies Sepite. 'OF Gastineau Channel f fl—\w B. P. 0. ELKS meets every Wednesday at 8D m Visiting brothers welcome. . Geo. Messerschmidt, Exalted Ruler. M. H. 3 20 YEARS AGO From The Empire JOHN W. TROY - - ROBFRT W. BENDER - - Helene W. L. Albrecht PHYSIOTHERAPY Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | _Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE_ PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main Streets, Juncau, Alaska Intered in the Post Office In juneau as Second Class matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Delivered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 £— per_month. volume are simply related by the rel: v mare about her precarious posi- day if she knew what the Ma-| y o7, oA, postage paid af the tollowing raters |0 v by solume. e o (Y| tion in the Citadel than she' lixni game is. Do you think @ girl SKEWeY | Sides, secretary. 16.00; one month, in. advance, §1.2. y g % V15 93| hercelf does. Margaret, smart. |like that would be a party to such| DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER DENTISTS bscribe ! 3 T ass is 3.2. The v 3 5 1 8 V] .Mnf,-\..‘S:nR.-:H‘:T:LCS%.P:‘ 11"{:‘.\"(\; rl:‘;n'uhr:yorll:-rg:?xmfifig The mass is 3 The volume comes out to be 4.03| . under insulting advances |vilainy or any villainy at all? Look| The baseball benefit at the Or. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS n the delivery of their papers. Telephone for Editorial and Business Offices, 374. per cent alcohol. All indications now point to Juneau:- having from Raisul, son of the Kaid, distrusts Jules, her husband, her face, man. She’s a transpar- honest, honorable, typical An- ipheum the previous night was a huge success. Special mention was made of Denny Malloy's recitation Blomgren Building PHONE 56 Seghers Council No, 1760, Meetings second and last MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS, and is disliked by all the Moor- 'glo-Saxon girl of her class. If I'm| Monday at 7:30 p. m. g : “ Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. The Assocwated Fress ir exclusively entitled to the |gardens other than the kind that father has to| ish element in the castle, She |mistaken in her, ITl resign from|Of @ new version of “Casey at the| | Transient brothers urg- R blication of all news dispatches credited t : ; - mistake , b BN a0 SR e ot Bthersise credited in this baper and also the |noe before breakfast and after dinner during the| demands to know what Herr |tne sccret service on the day I dis-|Bat-” A vote f’f thanks was given to e ed to attend. Counent local news published h |cover the fact” the Spicketts and the people of | /3| Chambers, Fifth St " eln spring and summer days. Schlacht is doing in Mekaz- Al Overproduction in Education? uncultivated country, these savage couldn’ FHIED WES. IOV et ot - exeiad PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 about. ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER zen. | “I agree. But whatl she do if{Juneau for assisiing in the bene-g JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. The best joke to emanate from Washingon she doas discover anything? Or‘lm' i| Dr. Ch%fles sr; ]enne H. J. TURNER, Secretary in many months was the report of the spectacle Chapter 27 cuppose she finds her husband _‘ ENTT [T SNy e R o 'the Divs. it -to. il Ereldeiit, Roosévelt hat FRIENDLY PLOTTERS [can’t or for nis own good reasons.:m‘g‘_‘::“(‘;e::;n%effn’; ho accom-| | Rems 8 and 9 Valentine | Our trucks go any place any B AR e “I am watching the situation, my (won't protect her from Raisul?” FmiR < et 1k the i@eblin coun; Building 1] | time. A tank for Diesel oil | dear young lady. There are going| “Try to bolt. Go back home, ifi ¢ 2 Telephone 176 | and a tank for crude oir save | to be—er—developmé&nts. This waste, |che could. Which, of course, she|lad returned and claimed that thejgz =~ =~ = burner trouble. ! t | | i barbarians Who are two hundred,| “We dont want to lose her while | 5 (Daily Journal of Commerce, Seattle.) two thousand years behind the|there’s a chance of her joining forc- | P Dr.J. W. Bayne = RELIABLE TraNsFER Can we experience overproduction in education? s with us.” John Johnson's team of twenty- DENTIST (times, have got to—er—adjust t:hem—l szlves or be adjusted to the ad-| “No. It's a difficult situation. She | vance of civilization, the march of |[would be absolutely invaluable if progress, she'd come in with' us completely. ! “Europe must expand. The colo-}\VL‘ could tell her everything, and | nizing nations of Europe, save your she could show the Malignis that own great country, which has al- |she knew—pretending that she'd| & one dogs was leading the Nome dog race. Are we raising the gencral level of intelligence to any marked degree through our higher educational system? Educators are rather frank in putting such ques- tions before our people now. One college President recently said: “We have too many lawyers and not Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. Office hours, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Evenings by appointment H M CALL 14 :: : . Royal Blue — Deputy Marshal Hector McLean left for the South on the Mariposa. OB MR LN L5 —— |enough good lawyers; too many doctors and not|ready colonized half the world, have cuessed it or overheard something,| Judge Thomas R. Lyons denied % PUTTING MEN TO WORK. enough good doctors. A good mind is broadened|their eyes on Northern Africa— She could also pretend to stand in |'h¢ @Pplication of Joseph MacDon- | Dr. A. W. Stewart ~y NG ME? . with higher education, while such education may|Germany, Spain, Italy, France, |vith them and demand to be ad-[2id for bail and aroused the irel, = DENTIST 4 { Labs i e SRR ,|make rascals of those lacking in moral calibre” |Morocco, a potential granary, a milted to all their councils and|Of the Prisoner’s attorneys, Hellen- ol g fy ,T‘ rvul‘f\fx“ Piux:enm:n ?°ftps' ]the - e There is a vast difference between education and|mine of wealth, is too near to hun- |plans and secrets. But the devil of el and Helibel, to e PR ~STARD DU " _ Which President Roosevelt plans to Publeyure some of our most intelligent men and lgry Europe to be allowed to lie fal. |i’ is the moment we told her the |¥Dere they accused him of preju- el Ha ol 5C idle men to work in the next few months, yomen never attendd college, nor high school for|jow.” Ifacts she'd be sick with horror and |01¢ @nd asked that another judge | | xhone 276 is now an entity. It has enrolled its first contingent |that matter. Others who have had every educa- e ) et and‘l‘” at their treachery and|P¢ Sent here to rehear the appli-| i — ——& Anywh in Gi | of 25000 and launched the reforestation program |tional opportunity remain dumb. i i |would simply go—and die in the cation. Judge Lyons very emphat- | — vhere 1 Uit H | enlightened Europe also ‘might is i € 1M ™€ icaly denied that the court was| | H ey that President Roosevelt, during his campaign last| The average American will not take kindly to right’ then?” as ugy, [desert.” e ) Fall, oulined as one means of providing useful|ihe suggestion that unassimilated eduction is some- |TENY MMONT' SSKed Margaret. “ItITL o 4o g sneid be out for |Prejudiced but said that he would| | 1. Richard Willi = s ! 5 cseems a little hard on the Moors, = r. 1char 11i1ams £ nemplo: reli |what comparable to eating more food than can be e <> | bunis; g |endeavor to get another judge here —— unemployment relief. | P! g doesn’t it, that a European nation PURishing them, having revenge on| . | Vet L N i he|assimilated. Our people will go to any extreme|Cooon ' Y o her husband for bri to accommodate the attorneys and DENTIST At that time he .was severely criticised, and the _ 3 <hould invade their country simply |’ usband for bringing her here : ! then Sccretary of Agriculture, Arthur M. Hyde,|t0 Promote and extend educational facilities. . They |y o0 "0 "0 oo B0 “0 G5 strong | “0d_keeping her in the dark?” their client. To this end he said OFFICE AND RESIDENCE JUNEAU TRANSFER ridiculed the suggestion as impossible and the plan D8Ve @ horror of restricted educational opportuni-|., o1 o take jto» | “No, the Anglo-Saxon of her class {1¢ Would communicate with Judge! | Gastineau Building, Plone 481 4 ; R “%liies. “Let there be light” is their watchword. And ; j2nd type doesn't react in that way, |Peter D. Overfield. 1 COMPANY unworkable. President Green of the American/|, f h “And what about when the P & 5 e S T, X . |it is a good policy generally, but some of us ave;M They don't go in for vengeance. Her - ks i 7 Fhcxation of. Labor another outspoken critic, |opearyeq the results of applied education. Some ofian?rs Fae e Eumpeflnh coumr)es‘cne wish would be to clear out and|® ® ® ® ® e © ® e ¢ e 0 @ 0| = Mo,vi o it complaining when the measure was introduced injthe most discontented people are those who have‘ ’were six'ong enough to “ke‘;‘ave no more to do with him." © NORTHWEST NEWS BRIEFS e Roben Sim son n@ ‘ln’ ! Congress that it would operate to reduce Wwage|many college degrees. Men who would have made |them? Didnt they . invade Italy,| ° OF 25 YEARS AGO . o P! . levels now in existence over the country. And it is quite true that the wages to be paid the men enrolled in the Corps—a dollar a day and subsistence—are low. But the men undertaking the good plumbers, stone masons or machinists become, as the result of higher education, discontented en- gineers, architects, lawyers. It is possible that youth cannot be thrown indis- criminately into our educational hopper and come |2 Yod of iron for five hundred years France and Spain, time after time? Weren't they the curse of the whole quer Spain and rule most of it with Mediterranean? Didn't they con- The two men smoked awhile in) silence. i “As you say, we'd feel a lot safer I she would spy for us, for I irust the good Pedro just about as far as I could throw him with my left TACOMA.—A resolution offered by Sen. W. H. Paulhamus at a meeting of the Republican central Glasses Fitted, Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Col- lege of Optometry and Opthalmology Lenses Ground Storage Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage & Z re getting far less than that, if indeed they : | 09 : i i | R ATERe 2 X out perfectly tuned to harmonize with the jazz of {OF more? But do not let us talk pol- .04 committee of Pierce county en-|e R AR X : | are getting anything except their groceries. Pos-|f . ppossm‘]y We will find, as time goes on, that |1tics now. Let us agree to be friends, | “And not as far as I could kick |d°Tn8 thé candidacy of W. H. . Prompt Delivery of ' sibly some were not getting many of them ‘Mr. we are not doing the best for all concerned when‘““d to help each other, shall we?” him " with Ty right footm ’Ag‘r‘cd‘Tfln for president, was adopted aft- | & PE B E SGW FUEZL OIL Green assumed that the Government would go into| g force higher education on those mot able to| T shall be grateful for your helD, | no other. “Tne probabilities are | & LVelY discussion. B> tict the open market and set a low-wage precedent for |ascimilate it. Herr Schlacht, if you will gIve i, |tha they are to be trusted 1y this fis escg:;‘fned' Dolé’ss::;md ! ALL KINDS OF COAL other industries, driving wages downward. An incident occurred in a great art gailery wheref’“’fi{ld T need it," replied Margar-|n, ioylar matter because the stakes| CrYMPIA—Contracts for the ynoom 7, Valentine Bldg. This was not a part of the President’s program|a painting valued at $100,000 had just been hung.|€l: “And I should be glad to help|... big. But if there were an- omstruction ‘of (4t governoris Offi Ph’ 484; Resldl S : ; ‘ : o ozed into the gallery|you in any way that I can, But T ® A0-|mansion at a cost of $28,000 will 108, F00ng i saee PHONE 48 nor was it the idea behind the bill that is now law.|[A hustling business man breezed into the gallery | i 2 ! |other purchaser in the market with | § Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 It was intended to absorb some of the unemployed [and glanced at the picture. A shabby, but appar- Can’t help you by betraying con- |, yonoer purse . . » be let about July 1 and the struc- g Y e 7 i ntly cultured old man was standing spell-bound fidences, or repeating things I hear, | * e ture is expected to be ready for i f — and give them something, rather than nothing.|ently e lor anything of that s i “The longer the purse the short- & i 2 Weges in money are fixed at a low rate in order [before the beautiful painting and kept repeating, STWYLETE ot Sl por:. AT SO . G shrift.” RN SR Sl ! s Sihia" ItHE Evatlabl blic | “Isn't it beautiful? Isn't it wonderful” The business I must, and I will, go. So please B i ; Rose A. Andrews—Graduate Nurse o aid as many s possible with available publicl T T RO L S i, and said, “T can't[show me the way out, or Tl try| “¥es agreed Herr Schlacht, or| EVERETT—OCltizens want $400- ELECTRO THERAPY MAY HAYES fund ok 410010000 1" hat AN GId. amkei repliad, =N, and return by the way I came.” if the wily old Kt_lld g0t on to their |000 instead of $200,000 for a new| Cabinet Baths—Massage—Colonic . As a maiter of recorded fact, wages in Somelu dort you wish you could?” Herr Schiacht bowed. game we should join them in some |federal building here. Senator Piles Trrigations Modiste . industries now are as low as $30 per month plus really cholce novelty in the not- |asked $400,000 but was turned down | Office hours, 11 am. tc 5 pm. Bergmann Hotel | Bt “Come with me, Fraulein” “he|too-sudden death linc.” by the senate. Evenings by Appointment RHONE 300 \ & favold A Too Much Third Person. aid. “You and I will talk somé}*“All of which makes for the prob- | ®: - ® | Second and Main. Phone 259-1 b & et problem 1;!“’_1“0“ ]m lfheTzoffrl‘i“‘“lfif more, isn't it? You and T are go-lability of honest conduct on the| | fli& - . P am is not one of |\mgn ‘evc si 12} p;rllml: (New York Times.) ing to be ver’ good rrl:ends and help |part of those honorable Maligni ' Sm.ith Electric Co i -2 —5 TrE JUNEAU LAUNDRY T an emergency device to relieve he I : gt 4 " » i 5 e i Gy g % Swedish intellectuals have o new grievance, |SaCh other ver S, gentlemen. | Gastineau Building | Franklin Street between on charitable agencies and municipal relief organi- L oy e writing letters to the.news- A few minutes later, suddenly| “Yes.” Herr Schlacht added: EVERYTHING | Hazel Jame’ Ferg“"’n Front and S d Street; 1 zations. The wages paid are not intended as a [ *ATed PROCE ATC pm“fi‘g and vital, By im-|WeXY n mind and body—weary as| “I'll send you to the English ( ELECTRICAL | TEACHER OF PIANO ot e 4 precadent but as an emergency aid to those mow [bePers TS SR B B B ahoo to address |TeVer before had she been in all lgirl's room with notes from time | ® DUNNING SYSTEM | PHONE 35 ! unemployed. There is not the slightest reason 0|, percon other than a bootblack, servant or mes- her life—frightened, unhappy and{td”time, making appointments so I m 430 Goldstein Building RE : assume that these wages will have any influencelconger qirectly. Even the intimate “thou” is severe- [PuZled, Margaret reached her room.|that I can talk with her as often | | Telephone 196 4= =Y She would have been yet more as possible. on existing wage le in industry. ly restricted. According to the Stockholm corre- " v dx el TTOOK YOI ™ noon s’pon;cml. of The Londc?n Times, a well-bred child |PuZzed could she have overheard).+It won't be long before she'll be c;l;ll::exacnogie:NEs hflppfi LOOK YOUR BEST i doesn’t use it even to its parents. “Does mama the conversation then being car-|remembering my offer of help and | % EVERY . Personal Service Beauty | THE TRADE RESPONDS. » ried on between Herr Sohlacht and | friendship.” bt E. MALIN Treatm . D NDS. object to my going to the cinema?” Strangers, if Xy % o 3d St. - L. ie e ap men, must be called “uncle”; if woman, “sunt”[DiS squint-eved “servant” in the| Yes, it wouldn't do to be caught } N ernnon Apts. ||| Licensed Chiropractor and Donaldine B ' Ordinarily trade reports are dull and uninter-|guch a custom seems to go back far into the night | oo™ allotted to the former, par-|talking with her. You might get P i Hooker Sanipractic Physician e Deauty { e B i : g . _ [ticularly as the two men sat down |her to come here later on, when |, Parl i esting documents except to business experts whose|of time and clan and the complicated relation. el end Tabbad . dnank . oahles L ) n | State of Washington ors , duty it is to study such statistics. Under normal{system of “primitive” tribes. G bk S I e s SY;uve fully won her confidence, — | Phone 472 JUNEAU ROOMS Phone 496 RUTH HAYES | circumstances press associations serving newspapers To give a man his correct indirect address you| .o o o000 o equals‘ it eaffi:line:;l;y vg:b“ a Moorish | & —_— | Over Piggly Wiggly Store would pass them by with casual mention. Not so[must know what his office, business, profession, | .= 00 con ang sarvant. u““ 3 i S [BIN’ ®. | B T O S S T 5 ) today. When commerce has reached the low level [at any rate his position in life, is. Every HEWS" “And no. Utterly and absolutely t,hleersc;o;heasméim S do g BERGMANN DINING i now prevailing for so long, any appreciable upturn [paper man is “Mr. Editor.” A person who can't incorruptible. You couldn't buy a|she was safe.” a :ee;m;i Bt ROOM is w ral e be placed but has the look and clothes of respect-| . e " e e" agreed Herr Schlacht, Everything in Furnishings A is widely heralded. Thus the Associated Press cir- ability is calld “Doctor” There are millions of Wi er wi a xmqnd and we might certainly get some- : Harr Race 1 Meals for Transients culates throughout the country the weekly Dun and these doctors-by-courtesy in the United States, but ;:l:c,sa"rope of pearls and a million |thing out of her if we are very for Men y " Cut Rates Bradstreet review showing mounting business, the highest in many commodities of the current year, in Sweden a “Doctor’s” wife is “Doctoress.” So the wife of a Colonel, actual or honorific, is “Colonel- “I was afraid so. In fact, I felt perfectly certain that it was a case clever, what with her terror on one hand and her indignation on the other. 1. L e e JUNEAU FROCK DRUGGIST Chicken dinner Sunday, 60c MRS. J. GRUNNING Board by Week or Month and retail sales the best in seven months. t yet reached 0 ess”” This equality of honor has not y ¢ mot] - A “THE SQUIBB STORE” 3 Many factors probably contributed to this show-|america. Nor have these names of titular rever- gut“;’h:“’x‘:mg‘:‘g—ez’t‘mg‘;sye u“;‘f:i ; Poor little girl,” he added kind- o 1‘.’!‘ ing. Confidence in the new Administration at|ence, recalling a German pattern: G if you worked on her (ears.. or. y;‘The searet service 1sn%.alsrs SHOPPE ) N ;% Washington, in President Roosevelt’s brilliant lead- “Will Mr. The Whglesaledenler Smit! rather used her very legitimate fear |gentleman’s job. my friend " ys a “Exclusive but not Expensive” YELLOW and HOTE 1; ership is one. Easter's demands upon women and dine with us tonight?” is the sfi’:‘" to make an offensive and defensive| “No, but its a ymanv: .?017 & Coats, Dresses, Lingerie TEL ZYNDA i men also aided These were duly chronicled by| version of “Come and 1‘““‘*'“’1"‘30;5 an. |eniance” mused the “ver clever |chap,” replied the other, “and yonre Hoslery and Hate TRIANGLE FAres AP Foome i Messrs. Dun and Bradstreet who added, however, ‘May I offer Mr. Consulgenal e Muni Arab” who was playing the part|the man for it . . . Best man we've ELEVATOR SERVICE = that “merchants of leading centers report that cus-| Other d‘rt‘a"h‘i‘;‘;fdarfixfil‘;fi‘;’“ms??“ " lof servant to Herr Schlacht. B B nore = . tomers are responding most favorably to increased ;u&a?;; A u;pstyle a man whom you know H;Kesslck?l‘:’:htw“ my idea,” agreed | (Copyright, 1932, F. A. Stokes Co.) newspaper advertising.” ; nothing about? What are you to do in such a case, |58 SIS EXPERT 25c i $ i Hpladste mershants ererywhare TERim: bak. rod if the social instinct gets the better of prudent her husband so long as he played |t i . hamuiog meas FLOOR SERVICE H 4 ' GARBAGE HAUI‘ED | stored confidence, as necessary as it 1is, cannot|gjence? Listen and learn: Hin guine pi e B T fancy o cmorrow, with her husband. Afly Place in Cuy Reasonable Monthly Rates | i unaided build up volume business. Special occasions, Recently a man whocrossed from Goth- . 5 T < E { 3 be on the merciless side if he let New Floors—Borders PHONES . 0. DAVIS of which Easter is most important in certain busi- enburg to London was unfortunate enougl 3 » Use Type ana ink—and ? t board.. He her down badly, that is to s if | TELEPHONE 584 3 nesses, aid, but experience, particularly in the past not to know a single person on, rd. she found out that he was unfaith- Sanding—Waxing .. 5 three years, has shown they are not direct trade- thirsted for conversation, an:ih the t:lnlinx:; ful to her, as of course he is . , » ? i _——Hl i builders. Sound. merchandising and salesmanship,| he found he could address the men SRS “Still more s, observed the oth- BETTY MAC POTORNIES OEN ? i of which continuous and intelligent advertising "p“f?s“'e to hh:oa‘tnn.sseen errf’ g er man, “if he even seems to take | A R T DN T R 'GENERAL MOTORS 3 constitutes a very large part, is the keystone of éfn i Méu S;iam]s c;led 5})0‘!1 to “remove this|the line of complacent husband BEAUTY SHOP ] GARLAND BOGGAN JUNEAU-YOUNG , and 1 trade success. The successful merchant c;fdt,odny burden® from his suffering people. ‘It is to, be w):«;;;fl-{!}lsx m;l;- S l 103 An;:;l;fi Asp:’m,nu | Phone_582. 403 Goldstein Bldg. Funeral Parlors ;AYTAG PRODUCTS lly the one who makes the most judicious 't interfere. Bur- 4 . ¥ y hoped and expected that he won’ - Licemsed Funeral Directors . P. JOHNS ers’ ink” in the daily newspapers. den? Why, this must be one of the most de- and where her ‘tusband falls her . . ! i J ON 5 BEER, BY WEIGHT OR VOLUME. Now that beer of 3.2 per cent alcoholic content by weight is legal, the old controversy concerning aleohol percentage by weight and by volume takes on more meaning than that of an academic discus- sion, such has has been the case in recent years. The argument hinges on the way in which an alcoholic content of beer at 3.2 per cent by weight is equivalent to 4 per cent alcohol by volume. The basic reason is that alcohol is lighter than water. If one weighs a given volume of alcohol and compares it with the weight of an equal volume of water the ratio of the weight comes out to .793 plus. The scientific term for this ration is specific gravity. For alcohbl it simply means that a quart bot#le of alcohol will weigh less than a quart of water. Substances heavier than water have specific gravities greater than one. Those lighter have speci- fic gravities less than one. The specific gravity of water, of course, is taken as unity. Another way of saying the same thing is that for equal weights alcohol will occupy less space than water. Treating all substances in beer, exeept alco- lightful games in the world and of itself more than worth learning Swedish for. RAGE e U AL, Senator Fess, explaining his vote against the beer bill: “On a moral question I propose to do what my people ought to want me to do.”—(Detroit News.) Out in Illinois theyre mixing corn liquor with gasoline, but whether that si to supplement the gasoline, but whether that is to supplement the (Philadelphia Inquirer.) As in the case of the ninety and nine that safely lay in the shelter of the fold, it is the lost piece of the jigsaw puzzle that creates consternation.— (Toledo Blade.) Indications on all sides are that when beer does start back it will not have to come far before it runs into the Reception Committee.—(Lexington, Ky., Herald) When Gambrinus peeps forth, can Barleycorn be far behind?—(Washington Post.) According to the Democratic plan, it take's the berries to make the plum pie.—(Ohio State Journal.) and the breach between them is sufficiently irreparable we might get her—through her gratitude and sense of self-preservation . . . She’s the type who'd sell you nothing and give you everything—if you de- served it.” “How far do you think she's in the know?” “Do you mean with regard to the general situation, the treachery of the Malignis or our identity?” “Well, everything.” “I'm perfectly certain she knows absolutely nothing—except what T told her—that war might come this way. T'd stake my life on it that she hasn't the vaguest idea that Papa Judas Iscariot Pedro Maligni and his precious son think they are ‘n with us and would betray the Kaid to Germany—or the highest bidder. Also I'm equally sure that she takes us at our face value. “Aand yours, my lad, is a face of jreat value when you take your eeth out and put that squint on,” added Herr Schlacht. “What makes you so certain that The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, BANKERS SINCE 1891 Commercial Resources Over Alaska and Savings Always $2,250,000.00 ‘The advertisements are your gulde to efficient spending. 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