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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1918
THE MISSING PRECINCTS
Interest in the long-drawn-out eon
test over the delegateship in Alaska
is centered in seven missing precincts
whu h are widely separated in the
Third division. Two of them are
away out on the Alaskan peninsula.
Two of them are on Cook inlet and
three in the Bristol Bay country, or
Bering sea. near the month of tin
Nushagak river.
Kenai and Ninileliick. two of tin
missing precincts, are located on tin
east coast of Cook inlet. Two years
ago Kenai gave Sulzer 7 and Wicker
sin in ”1’. while Ninilchlk gave Sulzer
17 and Wickersham 5. Chignik is lo
rated on the \lasknn peninsula, and
g;\* Sulzer 15 and Wickersham 1
in tin* last election, Sanak also is
located at the far westward, and it
a |ew precinct. It is expected to give
Sulzer a plurality. The other three
precincts are the very notorious Bids
tol Bay precincts. The returns ol
two of them. Choggiung and N'usha
gak. were excluded from the final
count two years ago because of fall
lire to comply with the Australiar
!i.. 1 inf law The other is Naknek
also in the Bristol Bay country. Twc
years ago the face of the alleged re
turns from these precincts showed
ns follows: Choggiung—Sulzer 11
Wickersham 25. Naknek Sulzer 9
Wickersham ", Nushagak —Sulzer 5
Wickersham 10.
Speculation as to how these pre
iduets voted this year is very keen
Those in la-st position to know thinl
Sul/c ha carried the new precinct
Sanak Tiny believe that the othei
prectm ts 11 east lighter votes am
give smaller pluralities than in thi
last election. Word from Bristol Bai
as late us October was that Sulzei
would probably carry them this yea:
If elections were held at all fhignit
and N'inilchik wen- expected to givi
Sulzer pltir lilies again.
At Valdi it is le-lieved that tin
missing pr* rinds will add to Sulzer’:
plurality, ml possibly Increase hi
h ad in the I* rritory to 50.
Howevi the returns have (tie
tl that the pre ele. tlon estimates
h ive not always been reliable. Yet, j
v hilt* not inconceivable, it is highly
improbable that Sulzer's lead will be
reduced to the danger point by any
further returns
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BILL’S ROSARY
"Colt Mil 1'ns."
"(iott Strafe Kngland.''
"Berlin to llagdad."
I nter den Linden."
"Death's Head Hussars,"
"liindenhiirg Line."
"Hymn of Hate."
"Waeht Am Rhine '
"Deutschland I'ber Alles."
"High and Mighty Hohenzollerns."
"The Imperial Herman Umpire."
" K ultur."
"Mineself I’mlt (iott."
"Xlineself! ”
"Her Tag!"
Count them over, every one apart—
each phrase a prayer, each prayer is
answered.
Behold those specters that must
come to him in Holland in the dark
hours of night when sleep should
press his eyelids.
What a nightmare—what mockery
what monsters must these things
now be that come to flaunt and jeer
when he should rest
Wilhelm was ambitious. Behold the
fruits.
And yet Wilhelm was an honorable
man. He so loved the world. He did
so much for the world. He has been
rewarded. Behold how wonderfully
he nourished. Everything is bis; l.ott
is with him; Hott has strafed (he Eng
lish; the Berlin-to-Uagdad railway be
longs to the kaiser and the junkers;
everything is perfectly lovely on En
ter den Linden; the Death's Head
Hussars have the world on the run;
the Hindenburg line can not be bro
ken; the hymn of hate is the great
national air in Germany; Deutsch
land rules over everything; the Watch
on the Rhine stands like Gibraltar;
the Hohenzollern royal family and the
imperial German empire rule over
everything; kultur has spread
throughout the earth; Mineself limit
Gott ran things; then Gott was fired;
and then “The Day -ah the Day!"
But somebody cut the rope and the
Butcher of Berlin has fallen out ot
tho hammock. The dream Ih over.
Old Bloody Bill Hohenzollern abdi
cated. Like a miserable renegate lie
is now a vagabond in the world.
Tomorrow his neck may stretch
hemp like that of any other miser
able. degenerate murderer
Let him revise his rosary and
sing of:
The Lusitania.
Kultur in Belgium.
The death of Edith favell.
The Glorious Deeds of the Hun Sub
marines.
Treatment of Allied Prisoners.
Countless Atrocities.
The worm has turned. The Hohen
zollerns will pay the price So be it
always to tyrants.
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