The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 30, 1938, Page 15

WHEN HE RODE INTO THE INN-YARD OF THE JOLLY MILLER AT MEUNG, A CAVALIER SITTING AT AWINDOW MADE DISPARAGING REMARKS ABO! THE SORRY STEED " PEOPLE SMILED AT THE ANCIENT STEED AS DARTAGNAN RODE BY . THE FIERY, SENSITIVE YOUNG GASCON BELIEVED THEY WERE DUELS ~ ] SHALL LAUGHING AT HIM - WITH HIS BROOK NO MORE HAND ON THE HILT OF HIS OF THESE | FATHER'S SWORD HE GLARED AT THEM INSULTS / 5T s (THAT ISN'T & = X7 A HORSE @nsncup! WITH FIFTEEN CROWNS IN HIS WALLET AND | MOUNTED ON A BONY, OLD, YELLOW NAG, YOUNG DARTAGNAN | JOURNEYED FROM . GASCONY TO SEEK ENLISTMENT IN THE KINGS MUSKETEE N FARNS ot S 1F YOU WiLL s STED OUTS IDE, 2 M'SIEUR - gy e WHEN DARTAGNAN CAME TO, THE HOST OF THE JOLIYMILLER WAS DOCTORING A LARGE BUMP HEAD ........ WHEREUPON THE STRANGER'S TWO JusT BEFORE DARTAGNAN FAINTED VARLETS CAME RUNNING OUT ARMED| | HE SAW THE CAVALIER WHISPER- WITH FIRE SHOVEL AND TONGS AND, ING TO A BEAUTIFUL LADY IN A FALLING UPON THEIR MASTER'S COACH. ThEN THE COACH DROVE ASSAILANT, BEAT HIM INTO INSEN-| | OFF BRISKLY TOWARD THE COAST, " 1 | WHILE THE GENTLEMAN MOUNTED ' HIS HORSE AND GALLOPED AWAY IN THE DIRECTION OF PARIS «vocvet : 5/ AWHEN THE CAVALIER CAME OUT AND CONTINUED TO POKE FUN AT THE POOR OLU NAG, THE ANGRY YOUNG GASCON DREW HIS SWORD AND MADE A FURIOUS LUNGE AT HIS TORMENTOR. oo 10 CAPTAIN DE TREVILLE OF THE KING S MUSKE ¥ ERS- 4 1T HAS BEEN -~ COME BACK,, p YOU COWARP ! BOUT ESKIMOS - FOR CENTURIES ESIKIMOS HAVE LIVED INTHE FROZEN ARCTIC WASTES WITHOUT EVER. HAVING SEEN A TREE- - -+ : THE NAME ESKIMOS WAS GIVEN THEM BY ALASKAN 1INDIANS.. 1T MEANS " FISH-EATERS ... THE ESKIMOS CALL THEMSELVES INNUITS " (C"MEN") . - v B DURING THE- s - E BRIEF ARCTIC SUMMER. THE ESKIMO LIVES IN A PUP TENT OF SKINJS - THE GREATER PART OF THE- 3 YEAR HE LWVES IN AN /GLOO .uuce TIME IMMEMORIAL (5NOW HOUSE) OR AN INNIE- THE ESKIMOS HAVE BEEN , (UNDERGROUND DWELLING USING THESE FRAIL LITTLE = % BOATS OF WALRUS HIDE, WHICH ARE KEPT FROM CAPSIZING BY THE SRILLFUL HANDLING OF THE LONG DOUBLE - BLADED PADDLE ; THE ESKIMOS ALSO USE A MUCH LARGER, OPEN BOAT CALLED A UMIAK ,WHICH HOLDS A SCORE OF PERSONS AND IN WHICH THEY VENTURE FAR OUT TO SEA (N PURSLIT OF WHALES AND WALRUS