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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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MANY TONGUES ARE AT HIS COMMAND
It is no wonder that the King of Siberia was astonish
ed when the American Minister, Dr. John D. Prince, ad
dressed him in perfect Serbian. In expressing his plea
sure the monarch added that never before had the diplo
jnatic representative of a foreign country spoken to him
in his own language.
It is not alone in Serbia, however that Dr. Prince
could prove his knowledge of the local language. He is
■well known as a linguist of exceptional powers, reading,
writing and speaking with accuracy and facility not only
Drench, German, Italian and Spanish, of which most edu
cated men have at least a smattering, but a dozen or so
more in the Near and Far East which nobody is expected
to know anything about. When taking part in political
campaigns over in New Jersey and here in New York, Dr.
Prince often excited the wonder and envy of other spell
binders by addressing in their own language any group
of voters whose meeting he attended.
NO SUCH THING
Speaking for the settlement workers of the United
States, Mrs. Mary K. Simkhovich told the workers of that
kind gathering in Paris that American prosperity is now
too great. The result is that the groups formerly gather
ed around the settlement houses no longer are stable
enough to permit the continuance of the familiar forms
of social service.
It hardly seems to be a cause for real regret that the
laboring folk of the country get such good pay that they
can go where they choose—often far away from the set
tlement houses—and can help themselves to the satisfac
tion of their wants and needs.
MAY HAPPEN AGAIN
The body of a petrified man has been dug out of a
quarry in Indiana. It is surmised that he fell into this
state while reading the accounts of expenditures at a pre
historic primary election.
E. A. Rasmussen, president of
the Banks of Alaska, a chain of
banks numbering three, passed thru
Seward yesterday en route to Anch
orage.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
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aska Shop.
Wm, C. Steinmetz, general fore
man of the T & T department, Al
aska Railroad, was a brief visitor
over the week-end.
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