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him. The simple greetings extended sncy was lacking. but he was op- tired—and WONG hlVG rested 1098- battery plate. drug 31°“; c th 15 a raid w gel
to him by the small communities timistic and reveled in nature's won- er in Alaska If hevcould. That the_ Antonia Rybicky. New Iaondsg. paste moienue or south cf
» touched him deeply. Gratitude and ders. Returning from the interior. burdens he carried were too heavy. gourmet!” bed. drew an O ' of Sew" t am, mm
aifection were everywhere manifest. when a. superb view of Mount Mo to bear 1! PM"? 10 b0 believed. It "Regen 8 Blair . Sound Beach tieth itlrce indigna'loa {010'9‘
Few Alaskans had ever seen a. pres vKlnlcy was prtsentod. he stood in ‘5 only conjecture that ascribes any fluid? meter ‘ ' A? Inc: the Gust \\ bile W
ident. A grasp of his friendly hand awe. gazing upon its majesty and “"93 contributoryrcause ‘0 11" Uf- Thomas ' W Hall Ton-install “:9 ab: :3” he found :9 000
—- meant everything to them. He had splendor. The picture overw‘.eltned mature demise. It 3 “3°" 10‘1”! V’ overhead-arm .support. for milling w ere, t f w.ork
BOSTON. Aug 12 —The Boston traveled far to see them, and happy him. Child's glacier with "s falling bellow that the ninth: of public new» macaw”. “£3“: 1° could... find one
3'5” publishes today a dispatch faces and warm hearts attest d their masses or ice and thunderousnoises. “30 ”“5th the bloating point. Frederick A. Bart. New Britain. :1 r" of adxentur! to
"0'“ 3‘13““ Alaska. written by appreciation. Children sang to him impressed him similarly. Hewould “Alaska's grief is deep. heartfelt “human, ”china. “0;? hie??- Alphlne .3};
BC?"- C- Bone. rover-nor or Alaska. and hovered close. He had a. cheery wart toward the train and pause ““1 abiding. _'.l‘rade Marks. - “America wilh Contracts {or :9
giting an account of President Hard- word for one and all. Everything was again and again to watch it snow. The Acme Shear company. pee in his cabaret “The
ins- vmt to the territory. On his so different here.. He was on: the "or all the sights oi this wondes. Bridgeport. sheer- end 90'8”"- ; Mm, baud h... hook with ‘
'm d” in 51”“ MT- Harding ‘016 world's beaten track. It'chnrmed his land the entrance of Resurrection The Bridgeport Brass company. i pba 1: roll
. friends "I“ 116 W00"! nOt l-ttend the responsive lovable nature. As the bay was to him the most beautiful. Bridgeport. nonterrous metalan the n31 :unted 8- lsdy hooier "
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next dinner of the Gridiron club at-
Washington.
"I want Calvin Coolidge to have
that dinner." Mr. Harding is quoteu
as saying. "It should revolve about
him; Which could not be it I won:
there."
There ,was nothing to indicate that'
the president foresaw the terrains,
lie. of his Journey or know that his
remarks were prophetic. Gov. Bcnf
"On his
wonderful tour of Alaska. the prev
ident gave no sign of illness. The
wdters and‘ mountains enchanted
hint and the climate invigorated
him. but he was weary and none
molten him. He was the
virileflarding who presided over the
ind or the commanding personal-
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what bent‘mnder the heavy burdens '
historic jaunt of a fortnight was
nearing an end he said repeatedly
he was sorry it would so soon be
ended. Every hour in‘ the Northlnnd
gave him infinite tranquil joy.
"At Fairbanks. near the top of the
world. he was captured by th. at-
tractive log houses lining the flat.
unadorned streets. ‘I would give a
y'esr a salary.‘ he exclaimed. for one
of those houses on myJarm in Ohio.
Yes. I would give two years'
Manifestiy he was touring for the
simple lite and looking forward
eagerly to quiet peaceful days in his
native state.
' Coins and Benign.
"It was remarked that Mrs. Bard-
ing. although dust recovered tree a
serious illness. bequeath was more
animatedthanhe. nauseous-ad
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He knew of the desire to give his
name to something. supremely great
in Alaska in honor of his visitation.
Behelding the marvelous setting he
turned to meoand satd——‘I should
rather have this gateway hear my
name than any other of nature's
wonders in Alaska! Therenpon it
was formally designated.“ Harding
Gateway to Resurrection bay. .. It is
really the gateway to‘ great interior
Alaska.
OnGridison
“0h Ml last dill Ain‘t. that
handful smut morning. 3:” 38. at '
placid. incomparable siih. while
waiting to go ashore. he spoke
warmly o! the pioneers given him
bythsz-idironoiuhatit's‘sstdln-
nor. ‘Bntlelnnotgotngtotlte
sun: fill-1m
The following patents were issued
August 7. according to a list compil-
ed at the cities of Wooster" Davis.
patent attorneys. Bridgeport.
Spur-goon Hewitt. Bridgeport.
screen-door brace. /
Robert H. Lieberthal. Brlddem
combination toothbrush and holder.
Haunts Olson. Bridgeport. wire-
chain machine.
Clarence D. Plan, 3314389311. in-
oload switch. ,
Joseph 1’. Ryan. Hartford. hali-
ooliecting device.
Kelvin N. and J'. Sachs. Hartford.
means (or cushioning transmission
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‘Alphhgwhohhsdkmwhen
seam etthe M w
torn of ingots. billets. slam sheets.
etc;
Hart & Hegeman Manufacturing
company. Harttord, luminous pen-
dants.
bury. machines for cutting sheet
Broadway Actors
Can’t See Mexico
NEW YORK. And-1'41“”
Alphtnmkingqlth’e cabaret-.wss
onhiawlr'hecktoJuares inthe
Chneconeunebemtoday
”Broadway! A991- “”03"”
would make the Rio Grande
my out or its banks a comedilfl
was funny and a sweet sister
sentimental songs—them an 8
wsy's prettiest corpbees," Al?
”‘1: addition to his esles talk. 1
former New York cabaret mo
carried a menu from “The
with a wine list attached
Belt place in Mexico.”
every actor in the Lambs.
Greenmom. N. V. A. and emu
Burlesque Club. “Swell palm
sashes-sling hank presidents.
and Oklahoma millionaires. .
Don Juana and American tourist!
Ch. wound. The hull rind"
next deer—swell place." n!
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