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1am It, News
Mali on made
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real
Stue. He said,
Brfi»rijii$nfc jihe
a nCw 'tax Igjjr
_^ net concenvocT
with ifUrAer Indeed, they
may recommend a. small reduction in
the nnisance taxes. ** Their*.
purpose now la. tb jfii
through) which'the'
wriggjing- oat of their
They da wife intshfiHd
honest aitn ia ___
pens toftaenxdolls^
Whefci the g&lfle trfef’drn
our tax ]
plug the
plug the loophol
alwajfe
their "jhat
rather than ptlnchihg holes for
to wriggle ttnrbeugli. ‘There is
m
deed„a new deal. ’4 Ifithsn >cco»
plished nothing elseTth* idvehugatioh
which1 has been conducted by Ferdi
nand Peeora aha served to shew On
nation some of: used t*y
the crooks of wealth in-f.
If the' rich can be forC&rWVay *i
in proportion, to the Wealth1 WhlcV the
Government proh&tfc'fbr theaa.it wiQ
be the first time' lit tHech5stfery of iflid
vailedl* s. “ * «<»»•
It hafi htWays Been the middle class
which has harried the burden of gov
ernment.
We 'are hoping wither much
for hope that tax measures Can
written which will glace
where'it. belongs. 1
Are yew a Kmake
Why nat? •
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BEAUTIES OF INFLATION .
A correspondent of the New. York
Herald-Tribune writas:
“I have a Reichsbank hotg, for two
hundred bllion marks,' representing
change' received by me 'in^ Germany
in 1921. The circumstances of the
case are interesting and illustrate dis
astrous effects "o£ monetary inflation.
“My. fami^ and I were on a. rail
..caad train 'traveling through Ger
many and wanted to biiy some fruit
at a’ wayside station.' We purchased
the fruit for 20 cents,/American sil
vshr money, and this note for”twg hun
dred billion marks was the change L
'Ttireived from a 25-cent piece.
“i have kept! the note ever since as
# souvenir, and it feprejaentts tangible
evidence of what inflatihn can do "to
the money, system of a'country. Pas
*ibly you nay tow to use this e;
\*WpU in campaten of. education,
arbich l' thlak.wouH bemos£helpfui
j to that American people;’ when attempt-’
ing to appraise the 'effects' of ’ infla
tion"—Kx. ^ ! - *
Z HOME IS STILh, HERE..,.
Because’ of"considerations which
have the;f origin in Washington
| rather‘than’‘Athens', the Greek Minis
ter |»f the interior* has.informed. Sam
uel insult that his perloilof welcome
<as * viaitoEiih the country will arrive
at a xbnchjsion on,Jaijuat3f and
that he ^must'tfegn be on his wpyv
However, Mr.Instill wiy^not find'
himself cast out, Vo shift for himself
in a Viold, cru®l.woj£d. He'will have
a place to go.' He cap come straight
.home in .a.,confident assurance of a
hot welcome here and
warm,neyen _ . .
wjth a retain TtnowT^ge of the will
lingness of Chicago! to «se that he gets
.w atroftg, permanenlrroo’f over big
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FO^WORL^ PJEACE
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Clothing furnishings
Boots and Shoes
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Highly jflfattet Prices Paid for Para
Wft OutltfhH Chargee on For Shiprat*
Pur Merchants
Wir* er Write ter Late Market Qaotatio*
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I ROOSEV^T ORDER PROVJpE^
F0Ri^f4^0F,^lb¥ER
WASTINGTqN^e^a^^ «1
l vet wijl be coined bjj the Government
it* mints on a,60-34jjg,sij focrpro
due era jiif the metalwi]jp'< v^rt^ of, a
procl^najjfcn ^f'sueg ajt. ’ Was^pngtoq
last night greanjont...,Rooqe.ye.lt.
the international gilver agr-ei itiu
draffs laat.|ugi^i^ Linden. ; .
• ,Under .the President’s.(grcesu»utt?.«n,
orut-hglf jot thi- ^ppni«ib,pj*djjr£Apioi'
24.00.0,000 o^ieaa of. silver 1$^ tV;
United, Statgk&iJ,l be;rrtiirB$fcta.pro
ducers jin silver .^liap^ .. .JA? ;/!V*:*r
han \yiii %bc keptejg . r* seyv<j. iu%<.x tips
Unite^Statev Treafpsy,.
... The.;.JPresidentfs ppociam^tki®, ,ae
cordiijg :to. Ij^hrit* House •fltirpsjfces,
will givesi\ve,p Jt price, .of, 6ja4-2
cents ajJv,o;yp«g ^.compared tadtbfc the
current price of^4X cents art;oupcev.
. The Resident, in Kis proe^nation,
^tipulateiiitt-.foHeys:: ^
....“The presept , ratio <rf‘. weights apd
fineness of. the. silver dollar *ps tit
sold dollar shall for; the purposes of
this; proclamation b* niaintainedluntil
changed by further.-ftrder. o» procla
mation.”
The coinage, ordered by the procla
mation rel^ea. onljy^tos the newly,
mined silver and wjj^eontiaue tat ha
effective until JaguarXvl* 1938..
; *hen tkm Sltt MHm Ur
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The; typographical error ia»a j&ppery
thing and al|rr
You ^an hlmfc. taR yoo aae hjjsy, vh*l
t somehow will get by.
Til the forms are off the presses, it
is strwge liosralflr &-kfecpev
It shrinks down into a corner and is
W. never stirs er peeper
The typographical enarn.'tao.) aad
for human eyes,.
a it* tun urn 10 un ymycx at
to mountain size..
The Sosa^. he stares with, horrox, ;then
he grabs his hair and groans;
The espy, reader drops his Iread'.lnppn
his hands and moans—
The remainder of the issue may he as
clean aa clean , can. be). .
But that typographical errors is the
only thing you see-..
—Knoxville (Iowa) Express*.
... “What did yoen do flaw r E gggff
“Hoar did you get by when your
husband objected to yoour new bath*
ing suit?"
“Oh, I ibst. laughed it off."
Before T. M. Garland, United States
Commissioner and ex-ofScio. Phot
bate Judge, Otter Precinct, Fourth
Division, Territory of. Alaska.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Claustrup, deceased.
To All Persons to whom these
presents shall come, greeting,-:
Know Ye that it appearing' to. T.
M. Garland, U. S. Commissioner for
the aforesaid {OKisd, that T. If.
Garland, the former administrator of
the aforesaid estate, has resigned, and
I And it necessary to appoint another
administrator, the said Peter Clans'
trap leaving at the time of his death
property in this precinet, and that
said Commissioner has duly appointed
Harry Donnelley administrator for
the estate of .Peter Claustrup, de
ceased.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my .seal
this 3rd day of Septemher, 1938.
(Seal) T. M. GARLAND,*
Commissioner and ex*Offici©
Probate Judge.
First pub Sept 30; last Oct 38 (If)
In the Probate Court- for Otter Pre
cinct, Fourth- Division* Territory
of Alaska.
" In the matter of the Estate ei
.Alex Jerue, deceased.
Notice .of Final Hearing; .
Notice is hereby given.,that Die-Aft
ministrator of the above entitled es
tate . haafiled- W* final report;
Probate Court above named
said report will he heard
«sid Probate Court for Ottexi
.at Plat, Alaska, pn
•day. of April, 1934,
fof said day,- at whteh tfasa i
’all persons tatereste**
pad show cairns, if any/
said report should
and contomei^^ DWOTELUnr,
First pub. Dee. 8
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