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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

IS iit fein Traunt oas Gr0euleben
giit ou is 6lino unO iiebit es nihti
Mnn miro Dir uihts i'm Sdlaie sc
ben,
5old @aid Sat immcr Icidt @c
rpiht.
Sicr muB man fdnpfen muB man
iiegeu
Tie Gage flic6eu ipie in 1tiirm3
Ter 5HmaHe blci6t am @ege liegeu
limo miro 5ertreten luie etn @urm.
Gs lit fcin Graiml idiuer iino ole
2aiteH,
Tas ioroert einen gan5en @lann;
@er fpoate ga nod ieige raiten
Ios 2c6cn tit Elm idmerer 8ann.
g5r 9lrbcit gibt Dem @leHiAen
99irOe
llno 6ciBes Ringen iiibrt ann 3iel;
Sin ie0er loa Bat ieinc 9iiroe,
@lau0it OiL ono 2c6cu mar ein
Spiel?
ga pielen tic, oic citizen E6orcn
SITS mar oos Sc6cu nihts olsSder3;
llnO ipatcr 6dngcu iic bic G6rem
Tcr IaieinSfanpi maHt iDuen
Sdmerj
Zen @immel ie6eu lie poa @eiget
9lls niiBte 9lAeS luitig lein;
lluo cinmal idueigt ocr tro0c 9iei'
gen
0e9rt sic Gcrulnit crit eiunal einl
@euuBudbt III 0os aau5c .1trebeu
glIs war' oos Grocnlc6cn SAdt
sSm ihonitcu aleioe tbim lie ld)iue
ben.
Ter 5tol5 iiBt tiei il i5rer 9rnlt
Tas iit ein 2odcH m0 cin 9fiieu
g9er 0euft All icine Sc1cuSpilidtl
ltuo mas i'm ShueiB Die sllten ld]u.
lem
sat iiir Sic ,NngcH fcin @cpiAt
9lcrnooiit i'll oas aan5c Sinnen
ie6t ieBt obeuau
gSic ile6t c5-uus i'm 0er5cn orinncn2
gld. uitbts al5 Gitelteit uuo &abnl
Man mia iiA 6iaia oniiiircu
lie 9lr6eit in6gen 9ln0're tbun;
Snl llebcrniaB oen aorpcr jiercn
Jladts trmncln uu0 m Eogc
rubu
Gie ipirii Ou eiumol mob eruaben
Oh lcScnsnlitiq MeHidcntinol
gcrituneu miro oein iiol5eS gaden
gacnn Ociue Gltern uidt me1r lino-
Sans anoerS miro Der 9roten iHnie.
den
Icn iclbcr 0it peroiaHcn milBt;
lQeuu 0u Sen liid nuBt ielbcr oc.
den,
Dauu tobtS in 0eincr itol5en 9rnlt.
5S fen GralWL 0as GroenltbeH,
iciu @liid idllt ID III oeincn S6oB
Snl 6ciBen aonpi miBt on's erltre.
bcn
Ieun mir 0urA 9irbeit miro MON
groB.
Rod III eS Belt nod gliI0'n oie
Maugelt
gcridlnc nir6t pie id6Hc 3citi
saB 0iA pon feinem Sroun imiIoni
gen,
5onit en0et er inn tieien Sei0
Iaic pielc itio eiHporgeltiegelr
gland armcs aiHo ltieg bod binaI
Cod mir I'M 6leiBe fam man lie0en
5nmcr lit oie 2oit mo ldmer Der
2mii.
2ie Siittc brurbteu iie 5n e5ren
lao ibrer &tno6cit gSiege ltano;
Der oruen gltcrn 5reuocn5dbreu
gcaleitet iic III icoeui 5tano-
0( ID "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
glOaeIldJnb ali OeMtIdlen 0iiItcn.


Gem oBcrliucr So9cblott" ihre6t
nan: Seit Ion0er 3cit erbcben ii6
cruite ino begriin0etc alo9cn ii6cr
sic itetigc 2l6nobmc piclcr GoGels
crteu beionoers scr 5ingp0gel.
NtuB man oicic Sbotiodc gum E6eil
ais nobmcno6orc 5olge Scr Stcigc.
rng bon &ultltr un0 &crtebr bin-
1cbmclL 10 lit es Inn 10 not1mcnOi-
ger, ser unpcritGn0igen &erfolgung
lno 8erniNtung ser @ogel nit
Io1orud 81 6egegneu. Cine beion.
cere @efabr orobt oen See00gelu,
oen Ni0mcn, ocn SceiApolben uip.
rurh geihditsmdBiocu Gicrroub
mo oos moiienmeiic Ricoerfuollen
bon Soften scr 9o0cg1itc uno ion.
tiger ySdieBer,~ Die fribcr 10
9roBe 3obl oieier iAoncn G0gel bat
l@on in eri6redenoer g9ciie Gbge.
nommen ino ieiioeu Scr beriibnite
9rnitboloqe 9}aimann oieleH beoell.
tcn0en Rfdgang icitgeitcat Bot, lit
man cnliig 6emiibt oieieln 9l6iterben
untcr ocn Gogelartcn 3u itcuern in.
cem man Gogelfreiitdtten uno grut.
&eierpdte eingeridtet bat sic ouf
a0glihit unbemo6nten Snieln i6ren
9lob gcflnoen baben. Ser inter
rationale 9lmo fin @ogeli6ub bat
&c iib nun 5ur 9luf9ubc geuaht,
oieie Experimentation 81 f0roern unO
neue on8ulegen. Die @eiebgebung
Eot ouf oieicul @cbict lciOcr Deriogt,
iinO 10 longc oic ouf Oen @ogeIfrei-
itdtten bon Den @ereiuen ongeiteaten
g'ogeIpGrter nicbt nit poli5eilicbcr
Gjelualt ouSgcriiitet iperoeu lit md
sic eemoltianc Gerni6ting ser @0.
gel nidt 5u permcioen Smmcrbin
Ba6en ober Die @ereine nit i6ren go
Qelreierpoten bcreits ihonc Grfolgc
cr5ielt, inocm iicb |ogelartcu III Die.
iui 9rltitGttcn uicoer cingciunOen
6obciL Die lan9c Sobrc bort nidt be.
obomtet moroen iino. 0o rationeIler
in0 5eitgemdBcr Gogelidub nlr I'M
9hnoc NIT ser g9iiicuidoft crfolg.
reid bctricbcu merocn fam, 10 bat
man M6nncr Ocr gSinenihnit 5u
9}utbc 0c3ogcn mo pflcgt oud) ourd1
tcnG6rtc ano oncrfountc Grnit6olos
qcn sic wiiienir6oitlitbe tSorihuue.
SSnl G6arloitcnburgcr Hotbbmne
iprdc6 Ocr @crausgebcr Der agtutlr
fuu0cu~ ST.. 0co 6. q. Shul5
Tric0cnau iibcr oDic Sceoogclfrci
itdtten on scr oeptiden gioros ino
Gftiecfiiite. Der Gortrogenoc bat
sic mciItcn Secboqelfreiitdttet be-
iudt mo an Ort lmo Stelle interci
idntc 9(uiuobmcn ecno6t, oie er
Gllrd moblaelingenc SiMtbiloer ocm
5o6lrcih eridieuenen 8ublifima por-
fii6rtc gloh0cn CT einleiteno ouf
ocn 3mcd Ger 9citre6lngei oeS in.
tcrnotionolcn 9un0es fir @ogeliAnB
cingegangeu mar CAB cr All Der&uno
itutiItii6cn Wloterials cine llcberiicbt
fiber 0ie biSber beite5enOen SeeOogel.
Sreiitdtten an Der oeutiben 9iorO
uro 0iticefiiite. Gr bcgonn nit Der
%nicl W}cmmert bci Suilt oercn
6reiitdtte i'm Sabre 1907 cingerithtet
nurOe. Gs folgtc oIsoonu 9}oroer
pc0. no ctmo 700 Settor bon ocm
@crcin aiif 5cbn Sabre gepndtct iiHo.
Sier lit cine Siitte crbnilt worocu
Sic eiueu &oitcnauimonO BON 25O0
Scarf crforoertc. SSiirIt 9ilom, Der
oicic @ogelireiltdtte 6ciudltc crrtdrte
oieie Siittc iei Oos id6nitc Sous aui
gou3 9lorOcrncg. 9(ui Der SSnlcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
9Srin5eIiinnen ais biirgerli6e Gle.
fraMen.

NuNCW.
3u Dem Oieier Gage in 9rcslou cr.
iolgicn EoOe Der g9ittlpc Ocs Saui.
tdtsrot6S Or. @iaim irii6crcn Ser.
5ogm &duIiue pon g9iirttemberg,
iuiro seibrieben Gie 3o6l ocr @rin-
5eiihnelL pelHe oic Sroucu pon9iir-
gcrli6en geIporOcu iinO, lit duBcrit
fleir, piel fleiner ais sic 3ob( ser
@riu5en, iuclAc 6iirqcrliNc 6rauen
ebclibten Srauen ieben iirb ebcn
nicbt 10 leiAt pie 0lduner in 6epuB.
ten @iegeniuB 81 llcberliefertn9cn
mo SIT &orirt6eilen.
Sine &oteri6weiier Ser 0eiitideu
aoiierin bic @rin5eiiin Senriette 5u
Sdlesmig SoliteiiL murOc an 2S.
5e6rlor 1872 5u @rinfcnmt oie @e-
mn6lm OeS 2r. meo. SSrieori6 Gss
marc6, ser @ittiper mo Batter bon
Orei &inoeru mar. Gr crbiclt am
/. Slmi 1887 Ocl prcliBiiGen 9l0el
un0 i'll ein @oblt6dter Der leiOenOen
McniG6eit, am %. 6e6ulor 1908
in &iel ais groieiior Der G6irur9ie
an Der Oortigeu llniperiitdt, g9irf.
liHer @e6eimcr 9iot6 lmo General.
or3t geitor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Gomu finoeu mir nod I'M Saue
Bourbon iene &rin5eiinl 9llicie, inns
ite Gohter oes Sufontcn Con 6arlos'
Ser3ogs BON N|ooriO, oie iib naa
9hf6eblng i6rcr criteu Gbe nit Oelll
@rin5eu 6rieorib BON Sd0n6ur9'
@oIocuburg nit Dem itolieniid)''
9ieutenoqt a. ., Gel @rete 0er1elra'
t6ete.
9lu6 sic por einigen Sa6ren per-
itor6ene Snfantiu Soiep6a BON SPa,
men @roBtonte oes a0nigs gllpbol'
Oes Crei5e5nten, pelGe eines Serrn
Sole @ieQ b Rente @ena6lin lpor,
gebort 6ier6er. llnO aus dlterer 3el
mare Die @rin5eiiin aoroline Doll
eiien.@6ilippStbol 81 neunem olV
iib ais &ofoome oes a0nigs Serolllr
init Dem weitfdliic6en 0beritcn e'ra'
fen 0e la @iGe iur Sion Derma9lie
ii6 je0odj ibon 1914 BON i6ni trenll'
te rmo ipGter eincn biirgerliden alo'
oieriobrifanten beirot6ete. Sie ltarv
am A. 9(uguit 1872 in eiucm r0nll'
ideu aloiter, no Tie ireiipiaig NHl'
cntbolt gcnomneu 6otte.
----------
Sas Sn6ilGum ser gugarit6mcntofell.
0ic inatbematiiAe IiHenldall
ieiert in 0ieiem Sabre Elm beoall
iames SSu6ildlrm; 300 Sabre iino per-
itriben, ieitOcm So6n 9iapicr, oer De'
riibnte S6otte, Der sic SogaritbnIeH
entOedte, inn Sabre 1914 iein grilllo'
legenOes groBeS @erf beralSgab, 0le
nNiirifici logorit6norlm canollls
oeScriptio". ,Sn @uglanO riiitet nlaill
iicb bcreits, oas NSlbilGunI 0icic9 ull'
ienidjaitlicbcn @reiguiiics uilroig 81
fciern; i'm ,Suli miro in GOlnolIr9
8lm @eOd1tniB oes groBen QiatDes'
matiferS Gin interuationaler Gou9teb
5uiaulnlentretcn Scr inter ocn 9lll.
ipi3icn Der &oDal SocietD tagel plrv
inl0 3u Dem neben 0en cnaliidel Wc'
le6rten cine 9fei6c 0cr 6eriibmtelleI
ancrifonii9cn, Oeltti6en mo irdr5o'
iiibcli Nlatbematifcr i6rc 9etbeIll'
glng 6crcitS 5igciogt 1nbcH. sll'
Napier Ocr ibottiibc Baron lelH
aroBcS gScrf berai5Qa6, ltauo CT pr
rcits i'm Ga. &c6cnSia6rc. SdoN
1894 mar cr Ocn Brin5ipien Der So'
garitbmcn allf Die Spur getomnelb
inO 20 Sabre lang or6eitetc CT llll'
ouagciebt all Der 8oIlenoung illlU
Gcrticilng i6rcr I6coric ino OCT
gluiitclllng Scr criten Saiel. Gr iuat
es au9, 0cr tudbrcn0 oicier 9lrbelt pic
gegcnudrtigcn 9e5cibnungcn oer ~,
3imalbrii6c criann. Ons gScrt, oa7
er Dor 800 Sa6rcn 6crausgab, en-,
belt ne6en Dem .,&onon~ Der IdTel
cine @rflGrling pes 8eiens Der Soga'
ritbmen um0 cine 9lnmeiiltng fir iDre
glnmcnOung in Der Irigononetrle'
Sdon bier Sabre ipdier criolgte elll
pcrmc6rtcr g}cuorud oeS JScrIe9'
glapier mar anb Der @rinOcr Der er'
ltcn Hcdcnnalbiue, Der iog. ytepers
iAei 9iedeult6bBcn. Sein leBte9
Sert mar Oieier GutOcdimg 9elulo'
met unO cridien 1917 inter Dem S''
tel u9ia6oologiae, len mmerationl9
per Uirgulas libriouo~. @r le6te llll
SAloiic Nier9iiton oas 6cltc enc
SduIe bebcr6crgt imo ooS Oic S6ell'
nc6mer Ocs Gonareiies bon @oinbnrg
aus beiuben merOen.
Die japaniidle 3meimillioneu-St
0ie iupouiibe Sgreiie gie6t NIL
itol5er @enugtbuimg Sic anitliheH
pieoer, monoh ole Se.
Sofio'S iebt sic 3welfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Ql6Unncnteit bie ben ..GentIdjen oDIsI
ipunbcntcny ntdlt pinftlidl Docr nnIeAs!;esc
naRig crbalten, iinb gebrieH, ner GSlp;ts
0apOn per gclepbUn uoer iNrsIt1'w ~
tbCtluug 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Die japaniidle 3meimiIliOneu.S .Sfa0l.
0ie iapariidhe &reiIc giebt NIL
itol5er @enlgtbulmg Sic amtlidel
Mcloungen mie0er, mona6 oie Se'
differing Eofio's iest sic 8wettee
N}iIlion iiberi9ritten bat lno Ii9 all1
Dem @ege sur oritten betin0et. glna
in Sopon lit jene merfDiiroige 6rep
&c iiber oos glnipocbien bon RieieIll
ito0ten felt5uitellcn, ous ia frelllu
Elm 9ln5eiAen fir 5ortihritte in Sdllt.
Del unO SnOuitrie oarItelt, aber oo~
glei65citig Elm 9lbmanoern Der Se.
D0ltcrimg Donl 2an0e lm0 0antit elllc
fiinftigc TeriAledterlmg Scr @plfs'
geiunobeit onfiinOigt. Dos 9lnmau
fen BON Gofio berlbt 8lpeifellos sun
ollergr0Bten Sbeile ollf 3lnpd1or
RING bonn 2anoe. 3ie 3ugerpdnoettt
ten iibcribmennlen Die Salptltag'
Sabr fir Sobr erringen iicb Die lplw
tighten Stellngen nlf allen @eolE
ten rnO 0rGngen Die ulten Scooolly,
oie ciugeborencn Totioer, meDr lillD
nebr in Den Sintergruno. NlllBets
Eofio giebt es in Sopon MIR lluw
cine Niillionenitaot, Ciofo, mi 81
mas iiber elmer Wiiaion. gln groBs6
rci Stdoten giebt Is 0ann mr. lluw
&ioto nit etlpa 100000 goto9al"
nit lmgefdbr ebenio oiel ylaloaSS9
iuO aobe nit nidt gon5 4OO,VOV
gtagointi nit ctlpo 100000, @llp
idinu, &anoiopu lno 3ure NH :,
mas mcbr ais 100000 @imuognern,..
Ger meitc &oriprung, Den Eotio ~
olcn on0eren N}itbemerbern puH
bringt mth bic I'M japoniiAen SolIs Scl,
d)arofter liegenoc 9leigung 6nr w
iroliiirung 5ur glnidoinrng, a'. p,r
moglic6it aIles bliibenoc 2eben N ~ ~
Souptitaot 5uiammcn ordngt. W
obigen 3iffcrn iinO ale mir anu
bcrno eegebcn. Die amtlic6en laPu.s
niihen 9lngobcn bringen spar p,
oif Ocn lestcn Ginpobner gellunS
3ifferL 0ieie iino a6er Hibt " e.n
monofreier @ciie gemonuen ipproVh,-
8ciipiclspciic pir6 icbt sic Ginlp9}pQ.
ncr5abl Eofo's nab Der lestenSOllSc
5obhtng nit gcnuu 2,033,32i allg.
Qcben. 1ic @olfs5Gblung IT apsr
niHt IN elmer bcitinmtcn ylod3f p1l
genomnen, ionoern Ourd redI ~ lpsr
tiirlicbe Grbc6ungcn getponnel lDpa %
cen, Die ii6 iibcr gun5e nm sc ~
nate Dertbcilen. Srgeno welde lIgpr i,
Ghliiiic lino aus i6ucn uHo nl@i ."
5icben.
Ql6Dnncnten, oie ben ,,1entlbet 0DItiI
ipunbcntcny ntdjt phnftlidl uocr ullIeg!sc
maRig cr6alten, finb gebctcn, Der S1l,l;;ts
6abDn per SclepbOn Uocr iHrtItlln ~"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
MULTIPLE PERSONALITY.
One ErgIisnwoma0 Who Showed Five
 Distinct Nlturcs.

One ErgIisnwoma0 Who Showed Five
 Distinct Nltu~es.
 Rare casc~ a. true wH.t.u.o personal Hy are known Co wvr occurred and ure of extraordinary turrre~, The most famous iS iua. ut Miss Nmu hamp'- rh. ruaI n#-r hrs always most prop. erly nrnu wlnnnH- which was care uN studied Dy nr Morton Prince. Bg intricate strr~ he arrived at lle .ou.luou that in nrr raSe no fewer th.a live Iis,uc, personalities could be uarrd Thr most vivid os arl was the ouo who na''od herself "Sa.Iv."
 The normal Miss BpauchHmp was a somewhat wworr womHu the cor. ,aui prey of s.gh, ailments and with out mrol zaa. in lGc After d nervous slrrE Sally s@Gl.u.y became uhlc 60 mEn ru~~r~~.un ut her from rjme to rI,.r. at first w.Ea #ma-nu, df,tully 20 then. #s iJ su. 1,d whichever she pleased When S.'l Wus dominant Mss Enw.ur.~ whole nature was .L.r.d >Gn w..wr lively. .rrrspuu st... f.d 1l aU tlr violent exercises witch ,ac a"vum wuMau dt-I.kpd. cxu gc"auuy healthy anal different from M.s EeuU.hamn ia every respect She could not explain herself. but protested thtt she had railways been herc," but could not get control. and one of the most wonderful and best attcstoL facts tu this mysterious ease k that she con- fdcuJ.y asserted her memory of events which occurred when the real Miss Beau.hawn was in her cradle
 For Miss Bcauchamp the co-tcnaut with her of the same body, Sally had the most intense dislike. never speak. mg of her except with contempt and doing aIl she could To cause her harm and annoyance. Mi~s BeaurhamD had a special horror of insects and reptiles, and Silly wus accustomed 10 gratify her spite 1y collecting frogs. toads and spiders and diSpatclIpg them tO what the iaUdequucy of language cumpels us to c.'l herself
 Miss Beauchamp dylestcd walking. so Sally, when she was dominant would go for Ioug tramp after care fully leaving all hcr money hrhind, and then, when she was ten miles or more from home, would suddenly disappear and, allowing the original Miss Beau champ to assume control. leave the un. fortunate woman to make her way back IS best sue could London Globe.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
FATHER TURNELL LEAVING
 HERE AFTER MANY YEARS

It was with surprise and regret that the Daily Alaskan this morn ing learned of the contemplated de 5srture from here on the next south ward sailing of the MariDosa of Rev. Father Turuell, who has had charge of St. Marks congregation for many years, with the eNcep- ton of an interval of three years between l9O5-S, which he spent to the westward.
 Father Turueu first came to skagway in 1898 and remained until 1905, when he went to Seward to organize a church and later to Val deg for the same purpose. He stayed in the westward until 1908, when he returned to Skagway and has been here ever since.
 Father Turueu during his long residence here has gained the es- tcem. and generation and love of every man, woman and child !h Skagway, irrespective of their rel igiou5 beliefs, and his departure vii. be regretted by all. He is not yet certain of where he will be sta toned heucerorth, but thinks it will be somewhere on the outside.
 His place in Sbagway will be taken by Rev Father Bailey of Ju- ueau. who will also look after Ft. ". H. Seward and Sit6a congrega- rious. making monthly visits to each.
 Rev. Father Kenoally is in charge of the church at Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
PERSONAL

lTr. and Mrs. r. W. Davies of Pipestoue. 3Iiuu., who went over to Whitehorse . several days ago, returned last night and are stop ping at the Puucn House until the arrival in skagway today of the Jefferson, it being their intention to go out via SiJka.
 The Daily Alaskan office was paid a highly appreciated visit yes tarday afternoon by Mrs. M. Mil Ter luee Miss Pauline NcCauu) and Mrs. W. Johnson uee Miss Mary NcCauuD. Call again, ladies.
 Mrs. Wm. Shearer and her niece, Mss Cora Moores, who had been on a weeks visit to Whitchorsc, returned the fore part of the week feeling greatly improved in health by their short outing. While there they camped out close to the Les lie home. uear the ". P. * Y. R. water tank.
 Agent r. F. W. Lowle of the C. P. R. office went oyer To Wutre- horse today on business for the company
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
YJKoNERs READY
TO GO TO THE FRONT

Major Noodle iuforms, the News that all the 25 members of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in the Dawson barracks have volun- teered for the front If wanted by Britain. The major is included in the number. He served in Africa, and is now over the age limit but is anxious to go again. The fact hes been wired to Ottawa, and other police in the territory are expected to be heard from soon,
 Andrew Hart, fire chief, command CT of the Dawson Unit of the Leg ion of Frontiersmeu, reports more than 60 others in the city and vicinity have called on him or sent word they, desire to enlist for the navy or the army.-Dawson News,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
CONsTRUCTION OF ROAD
 LOOKS LONG WAY OFF

Hon. Thomas Taylor, minister of public works for British Columbia, who went into Dawson the first oE the month with the crowd of Mys- tic Shriners, came out last night and took the Princess Alice for homo in company with the remainder Of the party.
 While in Dawson, in speaking of the development of the northern country, he incidentally mentioned to a Dawson News man the pro- posed highway from Skagway to the interior over White Pass, through northern British Columbia, and to connect with the present government road at Whitehorse The News says:
 Referring to the proposed high way from skagway through White Pass and strip of British Colum- bia to the interior, lIr. Taylor says he is looking oyer the route in a general way when passing through on the train, but has no definite plans as to British Columbia's par ticipatiou."
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
THE BOATS

The Princess Alice sailed last night with 65 passengers who had boarded the vessel at Skagway, be sides the 45 rouud-tripDers who came north on her
 The Jefferson came in early this afternoon with 20 tourists, who made a trip to summit and back. She also had an board 46 tons of cargo. The vessel will not leave for the south before 10 o'clock to- night
 After the Jefferson there will be no more passenger boats into Skag- way until the 18th, when there are several due.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
NaIicataIv Put-

"The MsZtcuns may be a Iawless and bIoodthirsy lot, but when it co-7es to putin. disugreeabIe thoughts in a delicate way they've got US of the north faded to a dull monochrome" said an American just up from SaIHIo.
 "l Wis recently going through the penitrn.iary thereon a visit, if you please md overlook a party of MeZI- can viS.turs. A young girl among them was questioning a convict through the bars Of his cell.
 "'And how long, may I ask, before you anticipate returning home, sir? I heard hrr ask in the tone she might have used to a chance acquaintance at the seashOre. Fancy an American talk ing to d convict that way."-Washing- ton Star
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
RIVER BOATS

Whitehorse, Aug. 14-Water 57 in' SeIkirk up Big Salmon 7:3O a. m. WhiJehorse left Dawson a. m. Casca up stewart river 5 a. ID. Dawson down Yukon Crossing 4:3O a. m.
 Next sailing Selkirk Saturday night.
 Caribou, Aug. 14-Water 75 in. Cleaner arrived 5:3O D. m. on the 12tE.
 Cleaner departed 3 D. m. on the 18th.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
NOTICE

Father Turneu regrets to an uouuce that he has been directed to report for some other field, and intends leaving on the Mariposa next Monday. Any outstanding bills against st. Marks church or rec tcry will be settled if presented be for Father Turnel's departure.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Do you know?
 That VIC use the best hard wheat ..-.l obLaiuablc.
 That We use pure lard
 That we use the beS- eggs.
 That we use the best extracts ud spices.
 Tn t we use -Ls utmost care in he preparation of aIl our articles.
 That We give a Llouey-haea guar y with everything you buy from as.
 If you don't know these things, it's time you did for it's to your benefit to know them. The New Idea Bakery and DeIicatcsseu. If
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
Alaskan Citizens should Read and
 Heed This Advice

Kidney trouble is dangerous and often fatal.
 Don't experiment with something new end u1tried.
 Use a tested kidney remedy.
 Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Used in kidney troubles 50 years. Recommended here and every where.
 The following statement forms con yiDciug proof.
 Mrs. E. A. Laird, 903 ". Thirty fifth st., Los Angeles, Cal, says: About seven years ago ny back became lame and painful and my Ri neys did not act right. l was weak and run d0.n. ] finally began using Doan's Kidney Pills and soon notic- cd their good effect I continued until my kidneys were normal and my system was toned up. When ever l have the least need Of a kidney remedy since, Deans Kid uey Pills have brought satisfactory result"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-NilburD Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Un- tied states.
 Remember the uGme-DoaD's- and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

HAND LAUNDRY The Jaudos Hand Laundry on Third srteet next to Golden North Hotel, does your washing without shrinking the clothes. Family work given careful attention EE.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
INFORMAL DANCE

There will be an informal dance at the W. P. A. club gymnasium to- morrow night. Music by Selmer's orchestra. Admission, $l.0O, Ladies, free. Everyone invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Eaud Laundry and aA kinds Of work done on short notice. Apply at Ninth and Main. I--y-JI.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Have you seen the Skagway Booster Remnants at Keller Bros. They are classy glassy, sassy pen ants. Get one for your home.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
MOVIES
Broadway. between End and Sad
 Open Every Night
Friday and Saturday

Friday and Saturday Who is the Sayage?-A Luolu Drama.
 The Liue.-A BiograDh Drama. love on Tough Luck Ruuch.-A Western comedy of countless laughs By the EssaUay Co.
 The Empty studio.-The story of an artists model-Prcscuted by the Selig Co.
 Music by MT. Weldon Warren.
 THE NUGGET MOVIES.
 Broadway Near Third.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Tomorrow being Assumption day. Mass will take place at 9 a. m, and evening service at T:2O.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Get your chimneys cleaned.
 Get ready for Jack Frost.
 Will be here for one week only soc Der chimney. Tel S4.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
IHE AMERICAN TAL0RS
Established, 1898

Have y0ur work done by a tail or Of experience.
 Latest styles for fall and winter of 1914-15. Over 400 patterns to choose from. Suit or OyercOat, from SIS up Trousers, from s up All work guaranteed. Agent for N. Born, Chicago. Suits pressed, soc; trousers 15c.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14
TONIGEg

His SqUaw.-2 rccls.-A arouea2 feature. Thrilling and sensational. Indian drama. A Tragic JoIe-A great de-co..ve drama.
 The CIimaz.-Thc auuhor's plc"s- ura loving wife gives him the tn- spiratioa for g. rorcc.ui climax .ot his play.
 Five Reels for Sunday
 Good Music. Music by Mrs. Robert Shelly.
 25c and t0c
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

There will be a stated communica- lion this evening of White Pass Masonic Lodge No. 1l3.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Don't bother with developing, and finishing your Kodak films. Take them to Kelier's. They T do them 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-14

Location NctIces-5Oc dog. al Daily Alaskan, quartz or placer.