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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

2nm Sd]luiie Der belirigen 5ait.
nahisiaiion lperben bic hiciigen
HheinIdnber am 1tenitns. 4. sSebrilar.
ihren iibrlihen golo.W .Wiasfenhall IN
Der Central EnrnerbnIle obbolien, no.
IN thre iranloe uno Conner outs
Serslidfie eingeiaoen iino. Tic
..4oaife" ssnngens babsn aIle pe5el
In 4epegung geiest, um Sieie Jeif.
lihseit ais cine Der gInn5politen IN
Der 9eitrd,te hires gereins Siim Aus.
froa All bringen. gs mare @ortDcr.
ihwenDung auf ale bic Derlodenoen
s5errlifteiten, Die beraerouideno uno
finnbernisihetlb cut Gennitb uao 9ler.
pen ipirfen unb bic nihts 8onnles
ooer acknowledgements 5uinlien,
bin5ulreifsn, ipsl6s fur bos scnslie'
benbe uno irobiinnige publlfum fiir
bteien gaa ouf benz VrogrnHun ite'
ben. nenn Die Jeite 0er NbeinIdnber
bnben In Cincinnati einen giltei
lluun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

Coroner Ir. 5oertineDer be8ann ae.
itern mii oem Snqueit beSiisIih oes
lo0es uon George Cniun. Der he.
tanntlid Dor Aofenfriit nit elmer
alIgeIoanbe I'M linter!eib natl Gem
SoipitaI gebrad,t ipuroe uno bort Die
ipioeripred,enoiien angnben ooriibcr
aematt bate, lpie er 5u Der 9erruna.
nuna getonrmen mar. Ter Coroner
oerHabm geitcrn bic 8oIiseiier8enn.en
Qotiebdum uno Vrmroie, iotpte oie
Tetetiios Sd)nefier uno Ottoman. Die
Suuin's perfdreDene 9eriionen itber
Die EdJieberei ,pseberholtelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

Der SdnGbiids llnieritiiBunssp<r'
elm bat auf Somitae. 8. Jebruar.
Qrins aarnepol gu iid trboten. osnn
an iensm abxno finbet in ben S1ltn
Der Central 1urnbol. Der srcbs Wlass
,enbalI bRfss Gsreins itdtt. Den
Strpdben iitt Der S9clt i'm Rad.n
unb lie p<riiskn es, auf ibrn Wsass
tenbalIen bas redte iornerdIiftiihs Yes
ben unb 3reibtn gu entioIten. LIN bic
Mas,iruns an,urrsen, BAT oos riihrist
ARRANGEMENTS aommiiie eineuWstts
besperb un.sr ben flint ihDnii,n Wloss
fen ouspefhrisben uno per als SIegtr
ktpcra,bi, ipirb NIT sintm qretie AUS
esssibnst. DIX 8orbsrsi.unssn ip<rbsn
NIT umiiht eetroff.n uHo IaHsn dui
Elm srfoIgr.itxs Gtft ihlisbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

R q erib, s. 5onuor

W1hrtnb in fbem aulturIdno Der
9e0riif Der poit bn 0oriteIluug Der
R.sion.,it Gritapinbig.ei!. 3uDer!ii
iia.eit trsped., loft CT In SpoHien ben
Der unorenuns. RahIaHis.eit. Wius
iiir aus Inter Der Sonne Jkrisns
ipentifisittn iih S6aIier uno Stals
isrbsamts mil benz SnDeHtarium elmer
eeiftiaen 1oItsridmmsr. 9urh iit ees
rGib bispeilen 5dnbsl uno gDdnbel, ia
bos gang, eeieu'fafilife ltben ins
Stoten. Ti, pofi1m.er iinb i'm Reia
de pom Rorosn gum Siibn ourtmss
ettno. o1blen, bic SdaIter iperoen
s,oifnet il nah antunft Der 3iiss. ootr
apie &c asrobt ben 6erren 8amien gss
idui. une fir ieM art Der Stnoung su
tiner anbsreH 5tuno. Wion Huht fih
eixr neuen Stnbi i6on NIT argff iili
e<rsen. 5ii es rst nobI moelih. iih
feline lnsernben aorreiponoen3en obsus
hplsn2 Rimmt Der poft 9nraHn pisIs
!eiht sefdlIisIi cine sinaeihriebtneSsn
buns in Gmpfnns oosr xrtptisert sr
bic annnbnk, rpeil Der betrefitnoepoiis
aug Ihon ab9bampfi iits auf Die
Scee, ben Drief bis CUR ndtiisn Gs!e.
gentii aufsuknabreu. iommsn bic
n<rren ni6f. nein. Der 4bienbsr mub
ftin i1porS ouf neib s.irOft pisber
nnh pouk iroaen. 60 bsoinsi Der
poftoerts6r sinen ungburen Aufipdno
an 3eii unb Uebulp. bic eia3ise Wocr.,
| NIT lpeIfer bsr Gponier BON btuts
reihlih periehen IN. Sur uufnobm.
sintr Dspeide eeborsn orei 1eamte, eis
n.r 11bIt bic Morte. elmer berehnti BIZ
Gebiibren unb sisbi iie Elm. Der brittle
ober ionsrolIirt bic 9bdtisisit ber bsi'
ben anberen. Das PndMi6en BE-,
aorrsiponbens in nit beren Abbonoen,
fcnmen btinabe ibentifn. Hsfnp<rber
tcfien einsn 6oufen BON Giempelpopikl
unn iinb bnbei 5ipedlos. Gin iiIbernsi
Ibeel0ffslfen. & bas ih in einem 3ote
auf pnlma b Wanorea pereeHsn bat
IL. tonnte bierju ein alaseIitb iinsen
/ Der freunbli6e 6otelisr ididk MI,
ben 0egnt0nb SlDor fofori na6 Wa
lasa. bo Id ibn obsr bort niHt obfpor
ten tonnis, CAB ih bie s,nnuslien Wei
Iune<n fir bic W<ii<rreiie. borouf er
folgts iibfrdI Nnfrogs. erneute De,
f&,peree, unb tpie gum Aobn beson
ID spiberbcli bic Welbung Don Woln
| gc, q lei bort ein eingeihriebene
Drkf fiir mid obgegtbtn. iH iolIe mt
bie 1siibs gsbtn. ibn perf0nlih absu
Ibol<n. RAD eiHipen Wonnisn. uni
lnnGbem BIZ DberIt< g,oift<boroe In
aanbe eingesriffen bate, fanb in IRA
| brib Elm riibrfnbes Wieberieben nit ben
i i5liimtIino hoit. I'm PORTO bate bi
Eo1k ben fiinff1dfn Mertb .bes a0f
felnenS ilbefinritien.
g)oHnntpeiinnesn noh btm aus
lcnbe, 3eitnn0Sabonnemfnts, islbj
| Qoftpotete fnb In gponien nod rolIi,
laHbelanaA - 1sjue cuf be GslS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

ienbnnotn lit sfpdr iei. sSoaren Elm
Gsi.b angenommsn, In Wirsiamteit III
es jebod nicht asirsten. SH Wderio
bat man. nm ben unerirdgliten gu
itdneer In Der alien Rumpelsdmrrltr
at3nhIfen, Elm monurnenidIes ponpts
toiiamt in itponIier Cage Der Stubt
erriTtsi. Damn ah<r lieb man gons
einfad ntssn Wansels an Nammon
uno on Regfamtsit afles I'm Siih.
Der goit1nomaIien In Spdnien sibt
es eiut ioItx Rtnse. ooB mon Elm
gGaf6en ba,nit 'iiuen i6nn'.. Der
Snldnber ldbt iitb oIIss nit Der Rnbe
oss Crisnt1Isn ssfallsn. Rit,t INNER
70 be. auslduber. Bel mir rpenia.
firms, Der it unenoIih pisl Stdbtn
turt bieie gsrbdIiniiTs erlitien. rib
entIit nas GebuIosfdohtn. Sn IRA
trib mdhie i'd i'm gursau oes 6<rrE
Sbetppitistreidrs meinsm ssprsBttn
6srsen in ltiotnitoitlihen Shmns
buuosn gsgsn bic 9ertpol.una. Der dns
saaehcren er Die gbrs bate, Cuff. DER
nchm oas ,rumm uno hielt tf isintr
Sieliuns fir fhulois. mid nuf bic
W0te unb Dor ben aabi ihleppeu 3u
lchsn. 5t tom nit elmer lumpistn
9.!oEraie pon s pei.ias olnon, bic
g9ahruno meintr autsnRetts boi MIDI
absr bod persn 80 p.toiisi. ba iIh
Esin ebenIo Ii.bsnsipiiroi1tr antpdlt
aur fir bisis Summ. Der Uiiihe zines
Ntese gum 0erihi untertutrftn rpollte.
Ter Matrbeii bic Ghre, er bate fih
erpFlihi,t, fails it nihi freiseipro9tu
uiirb:. Celebrate unO aoiien aus biz
itt Sumrn. su beitreiten.
sseoer, Der in Spdnien nit Rr 1rs
ftnpeIi In DtSbtnouna bleiben mub,
ih1pt iih sliitlib. fpenn sr sDiso<t in
bic auIsur suriid.sbrt uno gentle
Tinae fir i.lbitperit1nbiih halitn
bari. Bel ben srobsn GeHitsn, bic
res ponb Ionii bisiet, II. bies tin fehr
ti.iersr Dermifhstrcpfsr, Der in oen
| Steubenbet,.y f1tIt. Die i'm alleernsi'
ncn 10 llebensuiiroiegn Spanisr babeu
| fir foIhe 2sibtn nitt oos asringit,
Itiifdnenib, lie sI,iden bem Straub
Der niti Iebtn nil. mas rings uni ihr
pcraebt, uno barum icinen bammer
| Ghdbsl unier ben btsehrtsn Jeoerr
ieiner ;sliioel ptrftedt.
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uberpteen.
Front Dab" Utinpr unb Jrou
fsrisbo Gil, Die bon ben Gorontrs
@eIhnorsnen beg unporfog oglihsr
sobti6Iags BON 2ouis 9iu besihtigt
puroen, psrsihttteH geftsrn I'm eouns
tnoerihe auf elm 0orperbor uub tpurs
ben pom gOuntpri5tsr !Sa!piius unier
je $500 glrefhaft ben Grobssihpores
nsn uberpisisn. Ju GrmangsIuns Der
n0tbissn girgidoft tpuroeu lie i'm
Gpuntpgsridt uniereebrahi. Gos
paro g.tlsr, Der Sobn b$r 5rau 0iu.
Der 3euge Deg SALES mar, .onnis niht
g.funosn perbtn, be sr ben Siaub
Renports Don ietnen Giibsn ihiitielts.
Gin Wonoamus 0erfahrsn
spuro, pom Ritter Sabipn Sbasp s.=
gen ben StuotibasmsiIier Gus. air6@
boff, BON geutpus. i'm gireuiteeri6t
etngsleiiet, ibn 5u stpingen. bic ertras
fumms fir bic mablNamisn nussus
3uhIsn, ba Der Stnotratb nieAnipsiluns
gen eensbmigts, unp oaB biefelben pom
Wnpor 2iit unterseihnst ipurbsn. 2ilf
Qntrog b<s 4npalts Sbadelforb fpsis
CERT 'i6 Der Shasmsiitsr airhboif Die
4upeiiunssu gu honoriren. bo biei.ls
ben aneeblih unesisBIih feien. Der
Jan tommt am Samiias V0rmiiino
Dor Fihter YuEeblui 5ur Vsrbanbs
lung.
- Wiliom geaslafs, % Sabre off,
Der Don Giisnbabne:beimpOlpii.en eins
eebraht tpurbe. be er aoblen Don
Waesons Der 6. II 8. Balm. bic rur
ibm onssbIit ensasirte Fnaxn obs
tparfen, iammsIt., puroe pom polisei'
rihter guten um $50 uno Rotten be.
ftruft,
- Der Uiutters unb 2shrer glui
oes 6igblanb 9iftritts, tDirb ben GIr
tern Der S6ilsr am Wontae, ben 3
Jebruar I'm Central Sdulbduis elm
AbeHbunterbaItuns D<ranitaIien. prof
Club, Supt. Der Gopingion Shulsu
ipirb BITE 4niprahe haItsn.
- Die GrobgefhDorenen, bic an
tomHKnben Gisnftas in SiBung ire
Item, iperben unteriuhen, ncrum ben
gountp gltrf GpelIe MID. beiTere Nk
legenbeit eegebsn ipirb, bic Gerintsbo
tumknte au fhiissn. QDk bK Ndum
] lli9teitsn jsst fins. taxn per Glert n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

Tas sirpenfrenHblitt
Sapan. Die Sapaner iino bessiittrs
/. 9ersbrer Der Snieiienmuiit. Ssit
alters Der IaHsn iih bie Dihttr Sae
pans pom .3i.abenosiang inipiriren.
glber audi bic Rihtpoeisn i'm 9onbt
Der oufgsknoen Sonne lisbsn I'M boben
wlabe bic pon oieitn SnFttteH Rrcors
geriisnen, mslooiitxn 16ne. Dorum
rparo Cd Sit!e, Dab an Srtsn. an be-
n.n b<ionbers iunitbesnabsis 3irptn
tonssrtirten. ihre Wrebrer iih nrfdms
mslten, um bic Ra6t In perSiidtey
2nuihen su perbrinssn. Sis brahien
ilh eann Moiien nit, I'm iit ben 4ufs
enihalt i'm Jrsien b<bdsIih su seitats
ten. Sn neusrsr 3eii benefit MN xr
Sapantr Tsine Gpmpuibi. fir bic Tiki
nsn Muiitonnn oaburd, oab er fie 5a
ii1 ins 6ous nimmt. fid alfo tiHe
3irpe bali, 4pie mir uns einen Rama
ritnpogsl bdlisn. Die 3irpenbalhins
In naiiirlid, ein 1nbsrit biaises Der
sniigsn. unb barnm innn iit3 bieIen
tarmloIsn Epab audi Der llrxsiissrte
kitten. GO III ss benn numtnilih aud
Der orms, bdririnesnbt iapanifhe Stus
bent, nxr fih Gin grillf.n anffoffi,
panii er eine iIeine 1rofierin unoEdns
germ porfiHnti, ipsnn u mad harte,
unb aniirsng,nbsr 1ogesnrbeit in isin
niirfiisss 4fpl suriidtsbr'. 0Iidli6
biinit er Fd,. txnn er gar ben iltinsE
6rlbfliislsr .3urumuibi~ in feinsr
alnuie bat. Der 3urimufbi III So
pans better Sanger aus eem Jnfttsens
reid. Gr ruff punhrbor msIobilhe
2one b<rpor, bic an ben fiibsn, fiber
nen Flnng eines OIodhens ,rinnern.
Das irasnnpo in Der sssrne fdipinsi.
APtr 5ufrebsn Ill aud, txr iih sinen
~Mniiumuihi- tiHaeFanatn obsr us
Dorben bat. Wenn oiefes Snisst pros
ben itiner 2ontunit horsn llbi, rnein.
man, es .br1uie Der Wino hurd ben
| syihisrgpalo-. Diii Mohlaeinllsn
laui1t Der 5apansr ihlisblih aud sis
ner .autlupasmuibi- esnrnnisn Grill
lenart. Jbre ~Uauhf~, bic iis nurd,
Ansinunoernibsn Der 'yliis<loeden srs
sengi, fol aenau 10 ilingtn. iris bcs
Oerduft. oos tin pftrb brporrnfi
fpenn Is an BEN Wunoftii6 fsints 3an.
mes berumiout.
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Ter 20 Sabre nlte ssobn Gl0rt,
pon go. 1902 Neftern AOe, fam &c.
Stern Morgen, oils er IN Der R1be lei
ner Wobnisng eiilen Spo5iergnn0
nsodte, 70 iinaliidIid 81 D11, onb er'
nit Dem aopf gegen elm eilernes Git.
ter ihIug, nobel er fi1 0erurt Dcr.
Ieste, bub ct fur3e 3eit fpdter itnrb.
Dr. Deoper iette ben Qoroner bon
I)em Iobesinu n onmtuik
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
Cine ii6ere WtoiSill
fit Die Rinoer.

gaenn bic alHs's
zine erfaItuHs % 6
eaiien hoben. fpsHn
ne Gin eidrinEasmii'
teI 6eHsitiaen 70
ioaieu bic Nfiitr
rflniig teir ilFis
Ser'eItsu rifninls Ct
nae aebsn oas ailo
bel cser ftdelst
Ircguen enibali
Eesl ca hiefs Gso
ensa oSer Hli9bSA
nini cnibiii In II
eenbeinsT Jcrm bee
balb III ssairr sebn's
ggebisin cine isdseys
MeeissH for bic stsH
eer. 1aifisri0s roH
mR.ierH gghgGntsn
gtF IN itreu scMiIssFi.
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rsufihfr Riani,r glfrtin.

lie gEiiglieoer cAtgen 8ercins ilEs 'yeHr5
litft erfutt Ht aui Enm'iaa bGH l. 9tbgrar
U2oreens nm ubT. In itJer gale testi 5aS.
reif stH3uftnbsH llIu rem Gei6enbtgArQnIB 3
bes rerftcrbPuen GsthtrGHe affmes. BON 70.
1911 ECof! Sirass bsslnrptutn
IN @bme'eubcii bes &rnfihcuieH Slm. Aieolta
abcEpt Gutc, &tsetAral,
o. 8 albers. SER. IT
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frrsiadno fsrmss,

i'm elI!pr eou 7G 1ahrsR TGe psaeHbFGGn1
mfr ftHee. am Sariiua ben ], sSetuanr ES5r
mtitaas 80 ubT pgm TrGueTbauie. Ac, 1911
Stcti EtrCfe ngis fat Doram NM 0 utE ~
ber e. 1ofepbssatrte eiU lepfltrtes fecute.l
ce!ebriri ptrb rre4u germrHsie. gfHJu5e uuo
8eianme 'reuuoIi6ft rtHaslaeeH iine nen
u3O.s1 Tea iraatrnetu Stunrsltsbtutn
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GpoessQlmseiae.

Etar5 an Dltfipcf ben 20. eaHuar 1919
go frifiaes 80 ubr pob!peyfeber init BEN
bstIigeu q 7erbe'atramcnieH. aiFfer 'uric''4r
iiehieT 0a'te 8cifr E1wisperbGier pre 5Jot
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Die 3eDport Office iar sas Gin.
tinnatier 8oItsblatI" befinoet hd1 tn
go. 339 gSrf SraNs, sssenabrr oem
Gourtbauit, iusielbit Neuisftl.eu, YIN.
s.issu II. |. III. bis 10 lbr 45 Tliun.
ten ab.uos entsesensenommen wer.
ben. Seleybpn Sputh 2401.
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J1r Hpai6eisr Hirt bAs fxeih surssrrfsetlSs
Efru Dqss etasHeHt rFrfslii fgaenbesHsr aaa
per guffn, .Mnhsr. klurreen eAes negssgkgsss
ben e3Mrftessesu n . ~ - xssfn IL hsxss
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Eis bot einsH 80 3atrs iauaen dsfsie aafss'
rpeifen IN Der afbannIuHa BON enien, Nrfait
hiHgsH uns ennaeHieibtH fosvie ole starfnnas-
miiisl nnS afrpfrani6anst fur acns sis fftpah
une abgemaiia ilHb. pOieH sic Nn net tsiiit
etHt SIoi6s EeieH eis ll4sr eas sR sE1aH'
aen fvds 2n iuiinitsn.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To W. II. Warren and Chas. w
Strife. their heirs. executors. ad
ministratlrs and assigns
You and each of you are hereby
notified that during each of the
years 1911. 1912 and 1913, | have
expended fifty dollars in labor and
improvements upon Placer mining
claim known as the Big Two Asso-
citation" situate on Hinkley gulch. a
tributary of Buckeye creek which
is a tributary of Banner creek. in
the fanana Mining and Record ng
District. Alaska.
In order to hold your interests in
laid claim under the provisions of
Section 1924 of the revised statutes
VI the United States. said expendi-
lures being for your shares of the
annual assessment work for said
years. and if with n ninety days
after the last publication of this ne
tee you fail or refuse to pay to
he undersigned as co-owner your
said proportion of the expenditures
aforesaid. your interests in said claim
will become the property of the un.
dersigned as co-owner under said
sect on 1924 r. S.
F. A CAMPBELL.
First publication Sept /. 1913.
Last publication Dec 1. 1913.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO the deceased Michael Lyden his
heirs, executors, administrators and
assigns:
You are hereby notified that dur.
ing the year 1908 | expended one
hundred dollars in labor and i'm.
DroVementS upon placer mining
claims Nos. s and 8 below discovery
second tier right Init of Dome
nreek, tributary of Chatanika
creek. in the Fairbanks Recording
District, Territory of Alaska.
In order to hold your interests in
said claim under the provisions OF
section 1924 of the revised statutes
Of the United States. said expendi
ure being for your share of the an
nual assessment work for said year
md if within ninety days after the
asst publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to pay to the under
signed as co-owner your said proper
T on of the expenditures aforesaid
your interest in said claims will
become the property of the under
signed as eo-owner under said sec
lion 1924 X. S.
JOHN CROWLEY.
First Publication Sept %. 1913
Last Publication Dec. %. 1913.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
SEP ARATE BLOUSES

The waists for fall and winter
show a combination Cf materials. in
place of elaborate designs ornate
with lace and insertion. The new
waists could almost be termed plain.
as the fineness of the material and
the touch of novelty in the way OF
trimmings do not make them sh Wy
White is a favored color. and popular
materials are wolfe and cotton crepe
and also lingerie styles.
A great deal of hand-embroidery
is used, but the patterns are simple,
and apps ar in different sections of the
waist. For instance. an effective de-
sign may be used on one side of
the waist. while the other is trim
med with buttons; or the embro d.
ry may appear on the collar or
may touch up the sleeve or the yoke
porti of the back
Fancy crepes showing the broCaded
or striped ratine patterns. also the
dimity striped or hemstitched effects.
are much in favor. They are used
with plain cotton crepe or vo;le.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27

be early taught to make themselves
useful; to assist their parents every
way i'll their power. and to consider
t privilege to d so.
Young people cannot realize the
importance of a thorough knowledge
of housewifery; but those who have
suffered the inconvenience and mort.
fication of ignorance can we'll appre-
cate it,
Children should be early INDUCED
in their dispos 'tion to bake and ex-
pertinent in various ways. 1t is often
but troublesome help that they af.
ford: still it is a great help to them
Some mothers give their daughters
the care of housekeeping. each week
by turns. 1t seems to me a 6 Cd ar
rangement and most useful part of
their education. Domestic labor is by
no means incompatible with the high
est degrees of refinement and mental
culture Many of the most cultured.
elegant and accomplished women |
have known have looked we'll to their
household duties, and have honored
themselves and their husbands by
doing so.
Economy, taste. skill in cooking.
and neatness of the kitchen have 4
great deal to do with making life hap
ply and prosperous. The charm of
good housekeeping is in order. econ
omy and taste displayed in attention
to little things; and these things have
a wonderful influence. A dirty kitch-
on and bad cooking have driven many
one from home to seek comfort and
happiness elsewhere No girl is fit to
be married until she is thoroughly ed
ucated in the deep and profound mys-
teries of the kitchen.-Ex
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
THE NERVOUS CHILD

In most instances the nervous child
has in him the making of a brilliant
man, but he is generally spoiled in
the making.
The parent must be patient and
long-suffering with boy or girl Of
nervous temperament, else the child
will be done great injury. Never
tease or scold, and never hold such
nervous child should very rarely be
punished. 1t is only by the gentlest
of means that the best can be brought
out of the highly strung child, but
when the proper course is taken, such
children are wonderfully responsive
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
HUSBANDS E HOME

What right has a husband in his
own home anyway?
| heard woman say once that she
thought husbands ought to be swept
out like the trash in the morning
and MT return until evening. and
that the only thing they were good
for was to take you out in the even
ing and pay the bills
Haven't you seen homes where just
such a doctrine was maintained?
Haven't you frequented homes
where the father and husband was
merely boarder9 Got his breakfast
and dinner there, and read the even
ng paper. and went to bed but more
than that he had NJ more "say-so"
in the scheme of things than a gnat,
If her husband chances to meet an
old friend, for instance. and invites
him home for dinner without letting
Mrs Wifey know. how many a wife
will gracefully accept the situation
with the comment that If her hus-
band wants the friend to dinner, she
wants him toe" and then bushes her.
self with the emergency" shelf in
the pantry and at a moments notice
gets up delicious dinner, as if she'd
been expecting the guest all along?
Sometimes the wife smiles and
smiles and is peaches and cream to
the unexpected guest. but as soon as
his last footstep is heard departing.
she jumps on poor old hubby and
snatehes him almost bald headed and
tells him if such thing ever occurs
again she'll leave him then and there,
Is it any wonder that under such
circumstances. many men are driven
to taking their friends to the club
or to the downtown cafes. and spend
enough for dinner and drinks to
buy their wives a proeeous new bon
net?
It does look as if me sort of an
understanding might be arrived at
whereby mutual benefit might be
derived from a home-the only place
on earth where peace and harmony
ought to dwell doesn't it?
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
ABOUT WASHING LACE

When lace is washed. suds
should first be made to which lit
tie powdered borax should be added.
Never rub lace on board or rough
" with the hands; Il should be gent
ly pressed and squeezed with the
hands, and when clean rinse in clear
water several times to remove al
soap; if the lace is white. drop or
two of blueing should be added to
the last water, or to the starch; but
if yellow tinge is wanted a spoonful
or so of strong coffee, according to
quantity of rinse water, may be used.
For lace curtains, t'nge can be
given by using a little yellow cchre
the amount to be determined by the
quantity of water and the tinge want
ed Small, delicate pieces of lace
should be pressed between two pieces
of cheese cloth when ironed, being
careful to have it pulled into proper
shape, opening the holes and pick
ing out every loop or point.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27

Bolero Jackets aud narrow vests
are much used; also the narr
yokes directoire collars. elongated
shoulder. long sleeves and blouse
finish. Cordings of self material ap-
pear in the seams as a finish
The lingerie waists take on more
the appearance OF the French designs
than formerly, inasmuch as there IS
less of lace and more # embroidery
and the materials are particularly
sheer and soft.
In plain voiles the trimming ideas
are worked out with fancy buttons.
vests. collars and yokes of net. mar
row frills of lace and by the use
of hand-embroidery in linen floss
Some # the fancy voiles show the
allover embroidery patterns or pr mt
ed designs in yoke or vest outline
The collars are mostly low, and the
sleeves full length. although the high
collars and long sleeves are also rep
resented.
Lace and net waists continue very
popular and there is much faver
predicted for the colored chiffon
waist which will be a part of the
three-piece costume.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate OF Ste

In the matter of the estate OF Steiv
Borossco. ceased,-No.-.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
1ersigned has been appointed admins
trator of the estate cf Stew Boross.
90, deceased, and that all persons
having claims aga INST said estate are
required to present them, with the
proper vouchers. within six months
from the date of this notice, to the
said admin strator at Chatanika, Alas
ka or at the office of his attorney in
the Red Cross building, Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Dated September 23rd, 1913.
SAMUEL r. WEISS,
Administrator estate of Stew Boross-
co, deceased.
G. B. Erwin, Attorney for estate.
Date of first pub. Sept. 20. 1918.
Date OF last pub. Oct. 81. 1913.