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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
THE LIES OF A MUCKRAKER.

An editorial in the News of Newark N j. of September
6th entitled Light Alaska opens with this paragraph:
Mr Lathrops letters from Alaska have disclosed sit
nation which Congress ought to face uarey 1t is evident
that good deal of disappearing of the true conditions has
been going and that it continues
Just word directed to the editor of the News of
Newark n j. We have received clippings of Mr. Lathrop's
articles and the News has received clippings of Of the
replies thereto One of these articles deals great length
with fellow Mr. Jack Dalton and his
against the Copper River Northwestern people, in which
Mr. Dalton has sought the aid of the courts to prevent the
construction of wharves etc. in front of his residence 1t
would be unbecomng to discuss matter OF this kind while
is being tried in the courts but merely mentioned to show
how small matters magned into great stories when pub
hed in the Undertaking east OF the Mississippi river
The article accompanied by picture of the Cordova wharf
and Mr. Daons residence and pass it Gay and
know all the ns and of the legal proceedings is quite
amusing to have this picture sensation tho Newark
paper the signature of John E. Lathrop.
Mr. Lathrop is also endeavorng to square himself for
his connection with the Dick Ryan letter and his positively
kno connection with Delegate Wickersharn of Alaska.
T. is also pertinent again remark that Mr. James Wick
ersham Mr. Jack Dalton, and Mr. Clifford Pncho have been
the most prominent in giving Mr. Lahrop his information
first hand.
But returning to the editorial in the Newark News of
September 9th Paragraph three refers to Mr. Lahrop
of competition steamship business If the editor of
the Newark News will walk over to the city office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Newark and ask for copy
the official Railway Guide folders he will find that at
point Alaska is there anything but competition the
ship nes) Grand Trunk Pacific Pacific Steamship hnes)
Pacific Coast Steamship Company Alaska Coast Company
Northland Steamship Company Humboldt Steamship Com
pany and Northern Navigation Company
Paragraph five of the editorial shows that Delegate
Wkersam has the hearty endorsement of all classes in the
territory his reply this the editor of the News is sent
copies of extracts from editorials from the Idarod Nugget
Nome Nugget and Fairbanks the latter published
the home of Mr. Wckersham and each of these three places
being hundreds of miles from the of the
dustra activity of the syndicate which Mr. Wickerham is
assailng through Lathrop's papers.
The whole editorial is based upon Lathrops writings and
again for the benefit of the editor of the Newark News
that all of his articles made of whole cloth and his
arguments and deductions absolutely and unquaedy
false
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
SNOW SHEDS At
50 COMPLETED

The snow sheds at mile So where
so much trouble was experienced
with snow slides last winter have
been completed and little trouble is
expected in this locality this winter.
The operation of railroad in Alas
ka entails a heavy expense and much
patience on the part of the officials
who are constantly being confronted
with new problems in economic oper-
alton. Unfortunately the pioneers
in the business in this country may
not draw upon their past experiences
for the solutions of these mighty
problems, but must work them out
to suit the changing conditions as
they rise. A few years hence it will
not be so, for the experience gained
each year will be carefully treasured
for future use.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30

The congressional panic for fear somebody will get some
thing Alaska out of which he will derive more wealth than
living profit looks childish from this side of the fence 1t is
warranted neither by facts by past history Those
who acquainted with the difficulty of extracting natural
from that part of the earth surface which pink
the map and which is marked Alaska aud who know
what heavy toll transportation exacts in the territory cher
sh few illusions about wealth beyond the dreams OF avarce
the coal and copper mines of Alaska To such the frantic
of congressman to ward off danger OF which they
but vague conception and which may exist only IN
the imagination of wild consevaoniss might be amusing
did they result in positive harm
It the struggle of the individual that penetrated the
wilderness and built up civilization from the Mississippi to
the Pacific The individual untrammeed by office
made regulations his field of endeavor limited and cut
off by reservations The did not
of the lands and parcel them out IN small farms
timber to the settlers landlord would to
tenant Individual ownership has always brought out man
efforts and will continue to do In the effort to pre-
monopoly would have our government
Mines railways and steamship lines The conserva
tionsts whose purpose avoid waste to
individual energy which the most saving and most
productive and to operate enterprises by government mach
ery which is VIGOROUSLY Indifferent and wasteful
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
HITINA, ALASKA, SATURDAY., SEPT. 30, 1911.
cH1T1NA GATEWAY TO INTERIOR

It requires neither prophetic vision the wisdom of
to look into the future development of the country contg
the Copper River Northwestern railway The citizens
of Chna especially proud the prospects and possibilities
of this Immediate section and business interests anticipating
that follow the opening of the trail
travel This is the logical point of general dis
trbuon for the interior well for base of supplies for
prospector and for hundreds of miles The entire
along the we'll beaten trail Fairbanks three
hundred miles distant and that paradise of miners the Little
Brenner and Tebay look to Chna the gateway
for ell traffic to and from the outside
Nesting densely wooded valley surrounded by stupen
dous mountains the of Chtna has fear of unhealthy
boom the dread of sagnaton of business We have
direct outlet the finest arbor the Alaskan and
the advantages of navgabe rivers three directions and
comparatively mild dry climate In word not ashamed
of natural the railroad that has made their
development possible of the good and who
sute citizenship We not ashamed of Chftina Watch
grow!
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30

Jesse Martin, manager of the Orr
stage line has resigned his position
and will move to Valdez where he
has large interests that demand his
undivided attention. His successor
has already been named and is ex-
pected to arrive at an early date.
Under the management of Mr.. Mar
tin the business of the company was
handled very efficiently and the pub
lie regrets the going of Mr.. Martin
and his accomplished wife.
Stump pulling in the principal
streets of Chitina is progressing rap
idly and grading will be begun at
once. The streets now look as though
a cyclone had struck the town but
order will be brought out of chaos
in the next two weeks. to the de-
light of every citizen. Some of the
stumps were large and let go their
hold very reluctantly but the donkey
engine in charge of Engineer Tibbs
eventually won over all obstacles.
Many moss roofs have been leak
ing very badly during the late rains
which proves that more substantial
coverings must be provided for our
dwellings.
]. N. Steffgen. Ed Sellers and
Leslie Rice are in town from the
Golconda where they have been put
ting in a hydraulic outfit this sum-
mer. They report the work finished
for the season on the Goiconda.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

If you are interested in any contest
or any matter before the Interior De-
partment, write to Clark & Wright.
registered land lawyers, COZ F Street
N. w. Opposite Gen'l Land Office,
Washington, D. c. Free information
about contests and where to obtain
scrip, locatable upon public lands.
without residence or cultivation.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given Charles Gar
wood that his interest in the Those
Wig rgoup of mines, will cease at the
notice, unless he pays $50 as his
share of the assessment work for
1904. $50 for 1905, $50 for 1906
and $50 for 1909.
CHRISTIAN TJOSEVIG.
Dated this 14th day of Aug, 1911.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
FISHER IN FAVOR OF
CANADIAN LEASING BILL

Kansas City, Sept. 29-At the Conservation Congress j.
White elected president Secretary of Interior Fisher
that President Taft agrees with him his Alaska policy
which favors the leasing the coal under system similar
that in force in Canada
The conservaonis recommend the early opening of Alas
ka the leasing OF the coal and the construction of highways
and railroads by the government
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30

Mr.. ]. L. Gage departed for Cor
dova Saturday where he was to meet
Mrs. Gage who arrived from Seattle
on the Northwestern.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30

Philadelphia dropped dead while writing home to his
wife and another who sending his better half a
telegram had his pocket picked of $50 These items may be
of interest those husbands who have out of other
cuses for not writing when away from home.
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3nirieSem nit sllamo.

SIS iupguten bie altcn Seittiben,
Mn bctben fffert bes H6eins
Sic ibliefen anf 8Grenbauteu
ftmb trattfen itttner mod ems.
Sas mar tire erite gngenh
ltnb bartn batten ite red5t,
Senn mod feiner itarb in Der Suoen6.
Scr bis GUM alter sesedlt.
Gs ippbmen gar biele 9eutifle
Nm Gan Iittpnip Slmk
llnb bis gum q a III lit es
Sa mir ein giidjieniGnf.
Sic ,uubnen gu beiben Seiteu
G'cnam tuie BITE Mlten ain Hbein
8pd) iuDllen beit Snr5t fie I5idlen,
Su 1nmk .es nit MIaitp ietn.
Mud .gletden iie 6arin ben Mlteu,
Sic trtnfen ttittner md eits
Odd eriett bas berrltdje alamo
Die fd)1nen gSetne beg N1eins.
9cnn BET hem t6sliden grtnfen,
gSie's nnier &lima gebeut,
Sa f1nnen ben Snrit Mitr I6iden
Wsit Gleiniuetn if6mcrretdbe 2ent'.
Wir iinb a6er sams snfrieben
Wttt " a 1T o, bem @erifeniaft:
Gr berbiitet als tpirfiames Wtittel,
SaR Oetit nnh &5rpcr eridjlafft.
Sabet perbleibt ntam bei Ginnen
Selbit tuenn ttan mod irtmer etn5
trinft
limb iuenn ber 8edJer bie @mnbe mad)t
Bis bak bic Spnne iinft.
ltnb tpenn tutr beaablen tupllen,
Set's fiir &rmg, Gins pber SlafdJe,
60 baben mir itttrter &lein=@elb qenma
Safiir TT 1tni'rer gaidbe.
Srmnt trtnfen tuir intnter bas q a nj
Gs Jet bDn ,tns ftets geprieien,
Gs bat iidJ mod sit aller 5cit,
4ls WpltGter ertpieien!
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ltd itidbaltiee 8ebenfen oogegen
berporgetreten, oaB oie IN Der Ser.
foiiungs- -MaBresel porgeiebene Gin
teilung oie ri6tige uto 5tpedentlpre-
deroe lei. 0ie in Sen Sisungen Der
5uitanoigen Gei6stags 4ommiliion
gema6ten gmpfeblungen iperoe1 10
meit iie bon Ser &esierune fir prol-
tiid beflln0en iiilo, fir oie neue @or-
loge nubbar genadt meroen. 90
NIT oiirfte Die Sppoiition fih beieiti-
gen loiien nelde bas Sdidial ser
reihslanoilden 8erfailung in iiins.
iter 3eit als ai,Berit gefdbroet er-
ibeinen lieB.
- Sant Weloune aus &oln lit ser
8erfebr in ben Mbeinbafen ourcb ei.
Hen ioeben erfolgten MusItano ser
Safennrbater auBerit eridpert. Sen;
Strife baben iid, ipie aus Mmn-
beim beribtet miro, ou9 Die oortigcll
Woidiniiten onsei6loiiell. Gie M.
mtffelbare Solge Der 9lrbe1terfD1rren
lit getpeieil, oaB Die nberrbeinii6ell
Nbeoereien Ben 8etrieb eiltgeitellt
baben. SolIten oie Wemubungcn
5ur Sdlihturs Ser 9iiferen8en nift
ebcltetts grfolg babell 10 iino etn'
pfinoIide eeih1ftlide gerlllite I'M.
ausbleiblif. 0ur6 Die @erfebrs
l1nterbredung iperoen 8ablreide
areiie in Mitleioenihaft ge5oeen.
- gsie bon ionIt gut unterridte-
ter Seite berlalitet, iperben @r5her
500 Sbronfolger 5ran5 Seroinano
lno feline ntorgonatilde @entabIiE
Sppbie Ser5ogiu bon Sobenber9
oenl &ronprin5el @iIbelm uno oer
&ronprin5eIiin Gecilie, lpelhe iiingIt
in @ien meilten, oemnddit in 8ots-
oam eiten @egeltbelu1 abitatten. Die
engen frellnoi9aftliden 9anoe, mel.
DIE iih 5miiden Ser beutlhen 4aiier-
falnilie uno Der oes @r5ber5og-
Sbronfolgers neueroings angefniipff
baben, tuiiroen oaolrh BON Meueln
Dor aller @elt oargetan perben.
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gSar elm reaelmafiaer @eiadler

gSar ein regelntafiger 8eitder.
ylleber 5rpei Sabres lang" idreibt
Sraulein s. @isr, 2147 &c. 2ans-
bert Str, Sbilooelpbia 8a., gins
t6 ieoe @o6e gum 9oftor. Meinc
@eiunobeit lieB iebr idnea nad, uns
inein 3rltano ma6te meinen s[nee.
9origen Gorge. gntrnlttigt oa.
our6, oaB es nibt beiier piiroe, CAB
i6 Die 9(er5te auf uno ging an Die
&iiite oes S5eons, Inn aus5ufinoen,
Oh bie Sal5luft mir nidt gut tlts
puroe. Sn Itlantic Gitp traf i6 Ell
ne autber5ig ausiebenoe olte oeltt,
idlc Sran, nel6e benerfte, ooB i6
franf mar. Sic riet mir, Sorni 3
Ilpenfrdnter 5ll gebrau6en. Ser
mahte mid geluno uno bra6te ge-
miliernoBen neltes 2eben uno &roft
in meinen &orper. Sir iol6 eill
Setlmittel bin i6 ber5licb oanfbor. :"
Sorni's 9llpenfrduter bat cine
nlffalleno tpoltuenoe @intpirfun1
ouf ben lnenidli6en SrganismuS.
gr entbolt lulr oas, mas Dem Sp-
item gut tut SIT feline 9lpotbefer-
Weoi5in. Spe5ioloeenten liefern ibn
ben 2eutcn. 0lon i6reibe an Or.
8eter Sabrnep & Sons 60, 19-
25 50. Sopne 9(e., Gbicogo, SG.
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Naoifal beilm,tg
0terpeni4mQ4e.

G&pa6e, nsrp6i. gerionsn. seplast BON 5oif=
nunaslofsteit uno fhle@ten 9rdumen, eri66pfenoen
Amshniftn, Bruff-, Riden= uno Ropffdmer,en
9aarausfal, Abnabme oes @sbhrs unb eebtraft
4ntarrb, Wagenordden. Gtublneriopfrne. Wloig=
iet Grr6ten. 3ittern. 6er5topfeu, bstlsmmung,
aeneRli3seit uno SrabFnn = erfabren aus Dem
ySnsenbfreunb", ME einfaH, idjnen nmb
billig alle nnnatiirltGen Berlnite nno
anbere Golsen insenblider gerirrunsen
srinblidj sebeilt mnb pplle Ueinnbbeit
unb Grpbiinn tuieber erlanst tuerben
lbnnen. - Oams nenes 4etlperfabren.
Seber ieim etgener Ar5t.
Tieies anberorontli4 intersifante uno lsbrrsi6e
BUD (Dnti4e Gufase l9ll), Dsl&es bon jung uno
ait Wonn uno Gruu, geIeitn weroen iolife, fapn
eeeen Ginienoune bon 25 Gents in Briefmarten pers
Regelt be5seeR iperoen bon Der
Yribafs &linif, 1875. Mpenne,
4letp gnrk, u. %.
Wan ertpdhne .ssreie 1reiie fas xeras. /"
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Gaspor ssris, ein befannter
Sarmer aus Der Oegeno bon ssfieo
ridsburs, lit geftorben, gr lit ct,
mas iiber 72 Sabre aft geiporoen,
glus Greenpille fomrnt oie
Nadridt, BOB bort 6rau W. SO.
ietttbal in Golge zines S1lasfIni4
ies geitorben lit.
Gin am Mio6Ie Greet in oe-
gt1be BON @eimar ippbneroer Sar-
mer Mamens Meroel bat leinc
Grau uno iih ielbit erihoiien. gr
perilihte aud zines ieiner 4inoer
gu eridieBen, bradte 6emielbcn aber
nur cine perbalhlisrnaBig leibte
@unoe BEL. Was Ben Mann 81
Der Fat getrieben bat. ipeiB man
niht. gr lebte in gllten @erbdlt-
niiien, Dor furaeru erlt batte er
cine Garm fir $2500 sefalft.
gon iiberaa Der miro bon
Mesenfdllen gemelbet, beion6ers
ihtper ioa es in Ser @ebiresge.
getlo bon 8errpine Biz nad 9oerlie
geregnet baben. Gberbalb aerrpiIie
nluB Elm tpolfenbrudartiger ~Mesen
nieoergegansen gu iein. Sebr' uil.
angenebu iiberruihte bas falte
@etter, oas nit Dem Gege1 FAM bod
bat es gum Slid niht gefroren.
ionit tpiir6e llnermeBli6er S1aben
leiu.
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Gine nnte bcntidle Gitte

lit es, TDeumotismns, @iht, geelt.
ralgie, grfdltungen uiip. nit gain,
grpeIler 5u bebanoeln. SaIten Sic
an ser Sitte feit. Sic fonnen Der
edten Gain-grpeller in alien oeut.
fhen Mpotbefen 5u 25 uno 80 Gent
oie ssloi6e befommen. Ser etbte
1T an Der 9tnfer S6usmorfe es-
fenntlih.
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Mitternadt in BEN Gsarfs

mar SMam Scral,ton bon glaD git9,
Sas., oo6 i6laflos, neil er britete
slnf ben 3ot leiner sler5te iu6te er
Die 9erge auf Die ibm iagten, oaB er
on Der S6minolll6t leioe. gr b0rte
BON Or. Sings Stem 0iseopern,
-nobm iie uno i1reibt, bob iie ibn
oas 2eben retteten uno oaB er mic
ser arbeiten fam. Gut fir 2ltngen-
leioen, SuitelL Seufieber, Seilerfeit
etc. Ereis SOC uno 81. @arontieri
BON allen Druggiiten.
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BUR amal bcrnrtei(t.

Scr. g. 6. &eeoer, glberoeen,
MiIi, i6reibt: rSSobrelans lit i6 an
elmer @rt BON slusidlae. Sd oa6te
i6on, id lei 5ltr efpieer Dual bier
lnten perurteilt, aber Sbr Sunt's 3
Cure bat mid furiert. Cine S6ad).
tel bon tat es, oas 2eioen ift ME pie,
Der gefommen. 8iel, biel 9onf."
Sunt's Cure 1T eorontiert. 8reis
so Gents.
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Mettete bas Qe6cn Der Wntter.

,8ter gler5te batten mid aufeege-
ben," idreibt Mrs. Marp @aines
bon Mpoca, 2a., nno meine ainoer
uno Wohbarn almlbten, ooB ib iter-
ben nuBte, als rnein Sobn baran::
beitano, baB idl electric 9itters neb-
me. Sd tat es unb er bat meine
ssrauenIeioen furiert. 8arantieri
o0cr oas @eIe suriif bei allen Gris-
aiiten.
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-Gs lit eeiilno uno notig, oa;,
Die Wenihen in bic 2uft aeben, aber
bie Mpiatifer iibertreiben oos.
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Mande 2eltte id)einen gu elau.
ben, iie peroienen ipirflid Die CUTE
Weinung oie iie = bon ii6 leIbl.
boben.
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M. 6. & :. gasa.

Nntunft-
80. 241-@on 9ouiton unb @aIpeiton
:. ;. :. ;. $50 morgers
yfo. 7-8on 9allas II. Sort g8ortb
..1.IU morgen5
go. 235-gom Noroen. .7.8O borntiti.
yeo. 15-8on 8aco. 300 nadm.
Mo. 231-@om @oroen unb Souftcn
=. $50. :. 1926 nahm
Ao. 9E@om gioroen. ..7:45 abeilos
-. ..7.10 PORN
Nbfabrt
SO. 10-9ta1 bem Moroen. 1000 born.
No. 16- Nad gluftin urlb 8aco
;. :. -. ;. $50 BORN.
gso. 10-9a9 benz Norben. 900 BORN
gto. s. gaab 9alIns, Sort Bortb
ll11o gSaco.. :. ...845 aberbs
go. 236-aa9 benz gioroen. -. :.
>. -. ....9.15 aberoS
$50. 242-4a6 Souiton 1n6 Gall
nelton. :. :. ....10.15 abenos
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g., $. & g. u, (Sampt-ainie).

Nnfunft-
go. 9-@om Often. 7:35 PORN
SO. Som Often. -. $3.50 nahrn
gto. 10-gl Bnfo IL Beiten. 1880 uacbm
No. Soon 81 Paio.. ..10.15 bonn
Mbfabrt-
So -Mad eI gaiO uno Beiten.
-. -. $3.50 BORN
Wo. 7-Na6 81 Baio uno 8eften. ;.
:. :. :. 700 aberlbs
yto. 10-Na6 3. 8efen. 1000 abenbs
go. 8-gfa6 Dem Often. .10:45 born.
No. 1-Nad Sci Hio.. ..4:00 aberos
@ietoria 9ipiiiun. g. $. & g. u.
Nnfltnft -
Mo; s05-guero, gictoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfnhrt-
Mo. 3oe-guero. gietoria. 800 BORN
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= Ser cine lebt, Der onoere tpiro
bfos aIter.
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geblidjen 9sdItrcitar besoblten
Stanton $4,000 Gutidasi9ung uno
Die 8erid)tsfoiien. lie 9ef(aater1
maren Glbert &oltte, geljarnin 0s:<
@rader, Sobn tsla.u,eru iiintnH.
Iid) sSarmer, ltnb @iaiam .nnn1,t.
ton, ser Moridoa non gsreofoille.
Sic anecblibe,l NadHeiter loder
Stonton in ieilpaa 'Nulie ;iberfoaeH,
ibnl Die 9lrne M.T Dem Riifen St.
lalnnlengeblnoen liuo i'm ge5iplli.>
gen baben, oie s3eritorlu1g ieifter
5heune, Die lie in Brand geite.ft
batte,l nit an5uieben.
9lus Corona, 8. s, ,piro BE-.
rihtet: Sn einen slborte ertranfen
bier elm gater, iein sobn ilnb 5tpci
Srel,noe. Der Sobn, elm italteni-
ider Mrbeiter, muroe beim Meini-
gen bes Mbortes bon Sen @alen
betdubt i,no ertranf in ie6s SUB
tiefem @aiier. Sein Nater tpollte
i'm beramsaieben uno tpl,roe ebelt-
faas bon BEN @alen bet6ubt. gr
itiir5te fopfiiber in ben Shlamm.
3tpei slrbeiter, Die linn 5ur 9iilfe
eilten, fanoen ibren 500 in abnIi-
der 8eiie. Jeuermebrleute 5oeen
oie bier 2eihen ans Dem Shlanlm-
paiier.
slus @aibington miro gelnel-
oct, Der Grdiioent beobii9tige benz
aonareb cine 8otihaft iiber oie
nrerifaniide slngelegnbeit 5u5uier=
oen uno i'm nm Snitruftion 81.
bitten, mas lpeiter seideben ioIle. Der
Rraiioent bat Der merifaniihen
Hegierltng nod einlnaf @arnunger
our6 Oas Staatsoepartement all-
geben lailen uno lit Der slnlidi,
bob er nihts lpeiter tlln fam.
- senator 5tone bat einea, @e-
idluB eingebrabt, ourd ben ous
5enatsfomite fir 9e5iebu1sen gum
gllpslanoe angetpieien lpir6, cine
l1nteriudung Der gerb1lt1iiie in
Merifo por5nnebmen. :.
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g. u. & ". y. ya1u.

;, ;. 200 nadn,
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-08-11
Trick of Having Apartment Beautiful,
Attractive and Clean Is Simple
and Easily Learned.

A girl can learn nothing more Use
full than the simple trick of having
her own room beautiful, attractive
and clean. 1t is rot always possible
to have the furniture, but one can
have a honey looking" room. One
thing is absolutely necessary, room
must be clean, bedspreads, pretty
linen dresser pieces and chair cush-
ions are necessary. Cover the trunk
Gf kept in the room) with cretonne
cover, and have scrap basket to
hold little odds and ends which must
be burned. On the table have well
selected books and magazines, Keep
gay postal cards in neat postal card
book. Do not decorate the walls with
them, for pretty as they are they soon
hang crooked and make a room look
untidy.
Have a place for shoes, for If any
thing makes a room upset it is pair
of tan shoes lying, pigeon-toed, under
the bed and another pair of black ones
under the dresser. Keep the closet
In order so that when the door Is
opened you will not be ashamed to
have anyone see how you keep your
clothes. If you put things away as
you use them you can have a room
like this. Have one palm or fern
grace your room, and If it dies get
new one.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-08-11
CARE OF THE GIRLS ROOM
Trick of Having Apartment Beautiful,
Attractive and Clean Is Simple
and Easily Learned.

A girl can learn nothing more use
full than the simple trick of having
her own room beautiful, attractive
and clean 1t is not always possible
to have the furniture. but one can
have a honey looking" room. One
thing is absolutely necessary. room
must be clean, bedspreads. pretty
linen dresser pieces and chair cush-
ions are necessary. Cover the trunk
Gf kept in the room) with a cretonne
cover, and have scrap basket to
hold little odds and ends which must
- be burned. On the table have well
selected books and magazines. Keep
gay postal cards in a neat postal card
book Do not decorate the walls with
them, for pretty as they are they soon
hang crooked and make room look
untidy.
Have a place for shoes, for If any
thing makes a room upset it is pair
of tan shoes lying, pigeon-toed, under