The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1938, Page 15

ESA RS s THERE WAS A GLAMOROUS AIR OF Ly R K Z MIS WAS SLEEK AND GRACEFUL, MYSTERY ABOUT THESE THREE KNEW THEIR REAL == ; HE WAS AT MEART A POET, GAY SWASHBUCKLERS “ EVERY NAMES - IT WAS STUDIED THEOLOGY AND OFTEN ONE KNEW THAT THEIR NAMES WHISPERQED THAT ) ANNOUNCED HIS INTENTION OF THEY WERE NOBLEMEN BECOMING AN WERE JUST ASSUMED? +vot » ‘ —BUT THEY : ABBE,, BUT — BT » = = ALWAYS THE Y PROSPECT. OF SOME EXCITING | THE HANDSOMESY AND GRAVEST * ETEERS -~ ATHOS, PORTHOS AND? ARAMILS. THE MONARCH | | DARTAGNAN ASKED HIS FRIENDS QUIETLY SLIPPED AN A WHAT SHOULD DO WATH Kt PURSE OF 40 PiSTOLES ($150), sm'%omnos' STER A YOLITH PROMPTLY GOOD DINNER AT THE i ATHOS TO ENGAGE A LAGKEY .+ ON THE DAY AFTER THE FIGHT THE THREE MUSKETEERS AND? DARTAGNAN WERE SUMMONED | TO THE PALAIS ROYAL BY THE KING,WHO "SCOLDED” THEM FOR HANDLING THEIR RIVALS , THE CARDINALS GUARDS, SO ROUGHLY. AND SO THAT NIGHT A BANQUET WAS SPREAD AT THE FIR CONE , AND THE NEW LACKEY,~PLANCRET, A PICARD -WAITED ON THE TABILE. 2. Tris ISN'T THE GRANDFATHER ALL PIPES BUT A SWISS HORN ' AN OLD ALPINE uoansW,wmoi STANDING ARMY -~ jauy YEARS AGO = p—— i WARLIKE ESKIMO — = /'/ RAIDERS USED TO & & STEER CLEAR OF LITTLE DIOMEDE ISLAND, WHEN THEY SAW A BAND OF -_~—— WARRIORS LINED UP . ON THE SHORE READY TO OPPOSE THEIR. LANDING , THESE WARRIORS SEEMED === 0 BE ALWAYS ON GUARR] WERE STONE EFFIGIES == DRESSED IN SKINS ERECTED BY THE CLEVER ISLANDERS ... gt @ M ssouri RVER KEEL BOAT- 1830 IN THE HEYDAY OF THE Missourt RIVER FUR TRADE- BOATS BUILT WITH STOUT KEELS TO RESIST SUBMERGED ROCKS WERE TOWED UPSTREAM AGAINST THE STRONG CURRENT BY CHANTING GANGS OF BOATMEN CALLED “CORDELLIERS " - THE KEEL BOAT WAS USUALLY A FLOATING GENERAL STORE,CARRYING SUPPLIES TO THE TRAPPERS AND TRADING WITH INDIANS ALONG THE BANKS. 1T RETURNED DOWNSTREAM LOAPED WITH FURS ............coneee- s