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(W'th A;-olo)pics to Joihn Kendrick Bangs) •'
I
On the day set for the beginning
of the Pe»ce Conference at Ver
1 salless, two shades passed unob-;
: served up the steps and on into1
l the great Hall of Mirrors where the
; conference was to be held. One
'of these personage? was none other
| than tne shade of the celebrate*}
l-ouis XIV- who' was returning to
France for the first time since he
had quitted that country nearly two I
centuries before. The other was
; the shade of a famous French gen
i eral whom Charon had ferried a" j
1 cross the Styx after the first oattle J
'of the Marne, and who at his urgent
request was now permitted to ac
j company his Emperor to the confer
j ence. .
J "By the shades of my grandfath
er," observed Louis "I'd almost for
i gotten how beautiful mv palace
j was." He rotfmed almost lovingly
| *bout i he great room until his at
I tentlon was recalled by the en
| trance of the delegates who filed
into tneir places.
"Who is the statesman at the far
end of the table?" inquired Louis.
"That. Your Majesty, is Lloyd
' George, one of the delegates from
i Eneland."
j "What! \Y;is England tlien fight
! ing oeside France?" exclaimed
j Louis with an expression of great
j amanzeiuent. "To think that I
| should ever see Franco <uni> England
leagutd together! Ah, but war"
fare aas changed since I fought
the War of the Spanish Succession.
Some Frenchmen, who but recently
left tils world, told great tales of
the airships which blew like eagles
and of strange crafts which Bwam
under water like fishes and many
other things which 1 did1 not believe,
but which perhaps after all are
true."
At this point an odd phrase, from
a manuscript on th© table, caught
his attention.
"What is this 'League of Na
tions' which they are discus-sing?" he
! Inquired of the general.
"Tha 'League of Nations' is to be
j an alliance of the nations of the
world. Your Majesty," w-as the re*
| ply. "Its purpose is the protection
j of the rights of an nations, espe
cially of the weaker ones. it in*
! tends to make impossible another
jsuch war as has just been con
cluded, Mr. Wilson, president of
j the United States, has been guggesf
' ed as president of the Leagu.e"
j "Indeed, and in what part of En
: rope it this United Stattes?" "Oh,
■ Your Majesty! The United State?
| is a great nation in North America.
Indeed she is one of the leading
powers of the world."
"But America belonged to Eng*
I land," Louis murmured feebly and
added to himself, "By the shades
of old: Charong beard I am deter*
mined to a*k no more questions. It
Is evident that the world has Ad
vanced two hundred years felnce
my sojourn here" True to his
word' be was silent for some time
but when the fate of William Hohen
zollern was discussed he showed the
llvllest interest.
"So!" he exclaimed, "that la the
man who thought he could whip
*he proudest nation in Europe! That
Is the creature who thought he
could bring Franc© to her knees!
Well, If they end hia worhtlesj life
I wljl look to it that old Chacon
eha]i upcet him in the middle of th«
Styx, Slid 1 will use *11 >my influ
ence to see that he la not ad
mitted to the 'Associated Shadas,'
1 can prevent It if I will. I did
that tQ Bismark when he came
boasting of how he had! humbled
France in -my own palace of Ver
sailles and stolen from her the ter*
■•ifni-v of Alsace Lorraine."
"Alsace Lorraine Will no# go
beak tQ France, for so Mr. "Wilson
hap sald," interposed the General.
"And," he added, "if the delegates
should seo fit to exile William
Hohenzollern i know- of many shade*
who would be glad of a commission
from Your Majesty to haunt bin
for the remainder of his life."
"A most excellent Idea," agreed
Louis, "I Bhail appoint this com
mission immediately and it shall b<
selected 'from the women whose huf
bands and song haye been slain in
battle.' "
When the Emperor and General
returned to the bank of the Styx
after th« adjournmemt of the
confereucg they found old Charon
■waiting.
"I was expecting your Majesty,"
he said' saluting. Then he added a
he skillfully swung the boat round,
''Wa^ the conference pleasing to
your Majesty?"
"Very much bo," replied Louis,
"But Charon, never return to earth
for it has progressed amazingly and
you will find yourself far behind
th$ times. You, General, may- go
to the n-ext conference an# bring
me a report of the proceedings. The
world has advanced so" far Blnce
my time that i have no desire to
ever again crosa the Styx. Hence
forth I will be content with, ths
companionship of the 'Associated
Shades' and with such rumors at
occasionally drift in from my be
loved France-"
IA —Floris Clark.
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Committee Puts One Across On |
Officers and Members of Eagles
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To ?et the genuine, call for t
full name LAXATIVE BROJ
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Arctic Brotherhood. ■
Camp Sk&gway No.
meets every second a
fourth Tuesday even!
at 8:30 o'clock. Vis
lag brotLers, cordially welcome.
Bdwftrd A. Rasmuson, Arctic Ohl
Wjfflwn R. Gray, Arctic Recorder.
P. & A. M.
White Pass Lodge P.
A. ?I. No. 113, inecta :
> and 4th Saturday ovenlo
of oacli month. Vlsitfc
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAJI E. FEEKU, VV. al.
T. J. STAJ^DISH, Secretary.
B. • P. O. EL*
SW-Kway IxhJ
No. 431, B. P. '
E. meota ere
;J Tiurtday at 8:i
p. m- Vlaltti
brothera cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E.
r. J VAWDEWA-LL., B0Cret*r
I'lon'/T of AIa«k* I«loo, No. I
meet* In A. B. Hall Ilrst Monday 1
pwrj month at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brothers cordially w»
come.
W. J. MULVIHILL, Pre#
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal Ord
Eagles—
Skagway Aer)
No. 25, Frate
nal Order i
I O nes meet the first ana uui
Wednesday night of each month i
tb>jlr ball on Fifth Avenue. Vlst
lr* brothers cordially Invited 1
attend
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HALVES _ _ _ — ALA8IL
Acting in accordance with aey-: t
eral appeals made to him by Skag- is
Wfcy Eagles, Worthy President >1. E. | r
fi. Rogers Implore^ the members oi11
Slcagway Aerie to attend the meet- t,
Log to be held ou Wednesday, Feb. t
5, "60 tliat certain important mat
ters Which needed immediate at- t
lention might be disposed of." e
Harking to the ca'l from tlieir t
chief executive, the live birds of j
the local Aerie turned out last night i
ia goodlv numbers, anUi the busi- ^
nes« which wag of such an urgent i
nature promptly and Properly dis- I
posed oi. Worthy President Kogers j
wag forced to interrupt the business i
of the meeting that the Worthy Con t j
ductor might g° to the social room |
and stop "those »katerp who were j
bowling and thu^ disturbing the ,
meetiug." From the time that
the Worthy .Conductor returned io ,
hi# station arter securing order in
i the social room, he seemed to be ill ,
. ease, and showed a marked de
sire to end tliQ meeting. At last ,
the Aerie wag dosed in lOiin, Thtn (
the balloon went up. '1 h^ male
jirds aesceniled from the Aerie roosx
to the scciai room, and here taey i
I mot the surprise of their leathered
lives.
All the Mother Eagles, ti e Wife
-a-^es, the Sweetheart E-g.es, the
Daughter Eagles, an# the Children
eagles were in waiting and the ban
quet tables were laid and heaped
high with salads, cakes, fruit, and |
otner viand? which, are only served J
to the members of the King of rY-i-1
ternities, The Eagles.
Was il a surprise. It were, it
then fiawned upon Worthy President
Rogers why so many eag.es had re
quested him to implore andbeg and
extoll tho members to b§ on hand
ily then remembered that those ssk
•g him to call the members out
Were only those who are on the En
tertainment Committee, and it was
for this very purpose that such an
urgent call was sent out.
When all were seated around the
festal board it was found that no
less than 64 were present. It was
Bome banquet, and although the
business session wag of a most in
Pl«ogr»ju of Aurora Boroales Society
Thursday, Feb. 6. 1919
Sentimental Roll Call—Society.
Reading of Current Events—Sadie
Jloores.
Referred Questions:
1. Dorothy Blllson — Life In Si
berian Prison Camps.
8. Verne Miller — "The Grand
Mother of tl*e Russiaji Revolu
Recitations:
1. Birdie Selmer.
2. Plorlc Clarke.
DnK«:
Rfrsolve "That William Hohenzol
ler» should be tried by the German
People.*'
Affirmative, Mavis Hukill. Deny,
Ellen Rogers.
Son*—Society.
Heading of Scraps by Floris Clarke,
Editor in chief.
Critics Report.
Ellen Rogers, President.
Maude Rasmuson, Secretary:
jrestin? character, the social ees
lon 13 on§ that will long he re
lemhered. It is safe to say that
laglos were never more surprised
tiiMi those who attended Skagway
Lerie, No. 25 last nighi.
After the delicious supper had
een properly discussed all repair"
d 0 the ball room, and kere for
he next two hours dancing was en
oyed1. The music wag furnished by
lembers o£ the Skagway band, and
fhen the party finally broke up,
t was unanimously agreed that the
Entertainment Committee had slip"
>ed one over that would long be
einemoered by those who had the
;ooU> fortune to attend.
"Miss Gaussip i^ very quiet, ovor
here."
"Yes, she says she's In a train of
hough t."
"Are traina of that kind danger
>u»?"
'1 should say bo. Just wait and;
iee how many people are run
lown "—Kansas City Star.
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