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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

uno @nn3en oieieIben Nobritoffe als
ole 8pamiId). MIR ooB ihr Der Sett.
geboIt ertsoeen lift. 9oourd ober
miro Die Ntilh nod in einem b0be-
rem @rnoe b eroaulih uno eig-
net iih oarum gang beionocrs ais
Suffer fur bic luneen ailden: ebcIl-
70 lit Die Magermilh sur feinen MoIt
adr5 unentbehrlid. Go5u fommt
nod, boB Die Moeermilh in Den MoI-
fereier Su einem nerpoltlt Rnl1Bie iehr
n~ieorioen Ereis obgegeben miro. 70
rob jeoem 8eiliigeIBiidter niht
orineeno genug gerotheu peroen
fam, BON bieien 6uttermitteI in
iueiteitem Robe 8ebrnuh 81 ma.
den. Bon monher Seite ipiro Iei-
Der INNER nod Dor BEN Yernbrei-
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3ra@tifdes Ronsens
aeffefc.

Tie untenite5snoe N6bilpung Ssist
uns Elm seltartiges OrobtseitsIl fir
RontenpFlon3en, oas felt uno fart
genus 1T, Inn ielbit einem beftiseu
8inoe itano5uboIten uro oos per-
i4iebeHe Mdle eebrnudt psrben
tann. SIN Serbft, nenn es ftine
Nufgobe erfiIlt bat, peroen einfoh
bic pflode aus Der Grbe se3ogen, bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

Miro auf osn SdoB gsnontmsI. nit
tinem narruen 2ufle 3ugeoed: uno
nun peroeu, INNER nab Gfialten
oes einen, neue warme WdNcrum=
idldge gsmo6t, Die auf Den 5artsn
Aropf feitgsoridt fpsr0sn.
Notirlid ourfsH Die umidldoe
nt9t gu beib isiu. 10 DAB ltt eiiun
Bguoen berurfa9sn. uber ite muFen
immetsin rsht tuarm fein. 10 pie
non fe auf Dem 9anoriidsn eben
Ieioen tam, oenn betdnntltt tit oH=
Ier bebeutsno empfinolther als Die
Snnentldhe Der 9ano.
Ratosm Die Imittdse stra cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18
grgran9,tng ser
&iibuer.

Inter Den pieIeu 2eiOen Dee Sc.
flugelboIss Ttebtu Die aropFsrtrdn.
tun9en nit an sriter Stele. Sic
psroen meiit Oaourd bsrbei9efubri.
oab Die 3isre gu idDeres, unosrbuu.
lites 5uttsr duFnsbmen e6a, aud
id cen 9ropf nit grinen 5olmen
nHo grditrn iibsriaoen. SIN t~IItsrsn
aaae miro man aiemli6 Ieihi 0es
ilebel2 perr tretoen tonnsl, fpenr
man Die 5isre nit benz aopi nlt
unisn baIten IGbt uno Damn uH.tt
SorfGtigsm Streideu Den abtrilui
iigsn Jub1It oss aropfss en.ftrnt.
Denn es Iih u6sr um cine gct.
Itopfnng oss &ropfes mt g1intn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

iieen uno 0oh fpie0er 3oben &eig
Gapon gibt mar Den 5u mditeuoen
0iiden 70 niel pie iie per5ebren. ie-
ooh Itets friId nieoer 5ubereitet.
auf oieie @eiie fam man III neni-
Qen 8oden belnabe oos Ooppelte
8epidt ersielen oils bel einer sSitt.
terung obne MiId). Die sur 3udt
rcrmenoeten Ihlere 6iirfen Elm 'ol.
dies 6utter natlirlih erbalteu. 8ns
Gleild Ser auf oieie Dirt gemdIteten
Cbiere lit aud bcoeuteno meiBer.
sorter uno ihmodboiter ols ionlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

6almen bonosIt. oi. fd niht 70 Iei6t
berdusfrsi6eu luieu. piro mar Dobl
obsr libel gu elmer Operation fhreis
ten muFen, inosm mar Den aropT
borii6tig auIihneioet. Iangiun enta
leert unO oann Die natiirIi9 mog,t9ft
tleinssboItene Wunoe fpieosr nit feis
uer Seibe ooer aassnodrm 3undbt.
Gin neues gerfobren. ben aropf
tpsnn CT iid auF irssuoeine Deiie
lbsrfiut uno infolgsosHsn %Oerhdrtel
bat. gu beitsn, nil Elm 3isrtenaer
onrin gsfunoen babsn, oaB CT ben
3isren pobl cine Stunoe lana reht
Darme umfdIdge madt. Oue 3isr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

II tart ber6rei-
ret lit oic 9fei
nultg oaB Die
Wto9ermilh min.
o~ernertbig lei.
9os lit obcr
~feinesmegs Der
6aa. Sic be
itet I'M 8robelt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

5rau MARTHA 9. / n g., Sbabp.
3tIgurien, Die iih Idnaere Belt gut erbals
ten, lIho 10 eir5unafen: Man tudIdt G'urs
ten, bic fpeoer groB nod eelb lino, reht
fouber, ebenfa1s auf Gaub pom lauren
8iri den /; legt oann beioes gum 9rpt.
men etfua 20-24 Stunten bin uno sfuar an
einem redt ftig en- Crt. 5ierauI brinat
man bic @urfen, nit 9itf unb d.
fnub o%urffhihtet, in Elm ReinfdBhen,
Das uorber cine g4eile nit tohenoem g8aI.
fer angefilt geifanoen bat, aber uouig aus
aetlblt III; iuenn man nil, fam man aud1
nod grphfidl "geituBenen Rgrianoerianien
apiihen Die 0urfeH itremeH. 3atndh aiebt
man abgetodtes uno mieoer erfdltetes. ges
i~dl5enes gSniier, Gas ME ltart u~erinl5te
Suppe 'dmeden muB, liber bic @arten uno
ldBt ne an einem ntdBtg tutrneH 8InBe eJ'
gabren. Sdnn uermabIt man aas ,Sat 9ut.
nGB tetne Yuit einortugen tam. uuo ltellt rs
I'M NeIIer nidlt auf ben 6uBbooeu, ionoeru
auf etne Bant ODER eiren erhobten y ab.
Hnd benz @dhreH p~erfortt man be I'M
3edel bennolid1e Eefinung reflt felt uno
ltilrit oas iSaB tdgIlh eiurial uni. 3eigt lid
an Der NuBenieite oes fSdlies Shtmmsl, 10
muB man 6ieieH eurh Nbreiben U1ribeus
den: aud ut es n6thlg biStuellen nadlsus
iebcn Oh eas gSafier nod biz oben retft,
ancernials abgeiohtes uno luieosr e~ltalte'
ties Salsudiier nahgcguien wsro.n msB.
3u 6aiiern halten lid Eilgnrien immer
better ais IN 5DpIen. 8er ote 8urteu red]t
inuer Bu bdben muniht, bari mr. iharfen
@ifis oa5u 9eben. Mnnfe 9eute leeen
gseins Uoer 9obannisbeertaab apiiden Die
@utien, woourf tic 3luar an @eihlnad iebr
g%erulnnen, aber leiper Ieliiet oieies Idlb Dem
Seroerben Der Gurten 8prihub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

StunOe fortgsisst Fno, 6ringt nan
oas ertruntte 5ier in einsR pdrmsn
Gor5 uno oedt Is leift gu, 10 Dab
&c teinsn ,3ugmino bstommen lam.
RAD siniger 3sit orb iid oas Be
fin6sn gsbefert babsn. uun Der els
frantic psrbdrtete gtopf pire iebr
I1neQ pie0er peiG lperosn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

5Iieeenf6mrs b6n 0.
Iierten M0beln 3u entfsr.
men. Wldn sisbt gstroIeum our
elm tpollenes 2dpphen uno reibt oa.
nit ben @egsritano. Der ourh sfliss
gen bsi6must lit, n6. Die poIitur
Ieioet oaruntsr gar nidt, i'm 0e2en.
tell, fe miro fh0nsr o1na6. Sin
anoeres WitteI beitebt ourin, oaB
man l SeiI SaImiatgsilt uno 2 9els
ls Bufer mi: einaroer mif6t uno
nit Der GldHiatsit bic ihmuBigen
Ge9snitdros abreibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

q. M. in o., Minu. Sic bereiten
3ratlbentuein pie folgt: Man ~entferne BON
Den lrnuben allies u~ngebDrige, serbriide fie
ltber etHem reinen @efds, preiIe tie aus unb
lf9e ne IN Elm anberes bereit itehenbeS @e.
foB, tpprtn iih fir einen Buibel 5rauben
sebn Auarts gSaiier %befinoen. Sn bieIem
ySoier iperoeu bic 5rauben nohmals sers
rteben uHo feit aus9eprebl. looab aler Suit
aetppnnen tpiro Man ieibe ben reineu
Salt. uie ben i'm galer ausaeuaihenen.
III Elm reines GrfdB uno iese far ieoe sebn
luarts 6lpei 8iunb reiuen luei6en 3uder su
uno file oies baum in Elm retnes aerud.
fretes Sab, epentuel BrnnntrpeinfaB, nber
etn loItes, oas IN 5tuei ODER orei Iagen ees
fnDt tperoen lam. Die @dbruua tritt nab
etnigen 3aaen Elm unb big oiefe perlaufeu
mag oos Spunoloh often bleiben; ruenn Iie
rublser iplro. legt man ben Bfropfen auf,
bod 10 oaB er Ridt felt ldllieBt. 7as Rahs
fallen aus einem beiieite eeiestrn 3ueigal.
%lonenirug bari niht orridumt iuerben. Hah
Weihnodien, mad, eincm tlaren, rubiaen
Gage, sapft man ben Wein In Elm anoercs
friihes 5aB uoriidtis ob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

0em -bctreffcnoen .3ipeige feltgeitellt
lucroen fonn, geIdebell. Die @nn.
Den an 0en 3uriidgeidnittenen 3mei
gen miiiien nit elmer 2rluRg bon
SubIimot (Gorroiipe Subll.
mute) ocsinfiSirt meroen, oeseleihen
Dos fiir oas 3liriididneioen gebroud
te Meiicr. ebe es an onoerer Steue
meter benutt miro. 0cnn Die er.
roger oicier &ronfbcit ser Gbitbdunic
f0nnen lonlt leiht nit DEM perun.
reinigten Meiier mieoer bon einem
auf Den onoern gaum iibertragen
meroen uno einen neuelt ausbrud)
Der arunfbeit auf bis oobin nod ee5
lunoem Sol5e perurind)en. Menn
Die beim Surltfihneioen gebrouhten
Decentralization ielbIt niht iorgf1Itig
Qehnlten lperocu fam eerooe
ourd, tic meiterer groBer Sd)ooen OIL,
qerid)tet mcr0en. Gus bot ldon Mdh-
der gu ieiuem groBen @erIuite erfo6
rem, obnohl Inn oas " / c unbetannt
Qeblieben lit. 0a5 0eihneloen I'M
CONNER erfor0ert onher in leid,t CT,
iidtlifer @cjie ouf pieI aroBert
AufmertioWteit mo Nrbeit.
9urd Snicften miro oieie aronf.
belt ilbrigen3 oldl in Ger 9ljltbejeli
uom einen ollf Den on0eren Baum
lpeiter qetrngcrL. I'M iih Damn olif Der
ein3clnen 9ounen. Die 70 5rtcrit in
IiiSirt muroeu id)nea meiter 5u Der
brelten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

Sohn Q. .. in g., R / d. gteuer baFer.
Der nod ulht geidtuiBt bot, tam iitr Yferoe
leiht gsfdbrlit weroeu. Or er5eugt beitIpe
aoIrten, an oenen ods 4ferb %neiitens gu
9:unoe gPbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

t~fbelpobriutg oe$
ousgeOrodlihener
@etreioes ge-
ihiebt ouf Den
&orn-, Sruht-
ooer Shiittbooen
ooer in Den To-
o~eunnntelt Bins
III Der groBeR
9aitptiheiine nuf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18
&arfe,1 6ein1 Ssferoe.

haben oeli
Stg Der SpruHg
9~clllt&gaaen &c
mo]nlIh III Den
S9runggelenfen.
sc @onert ent.
entlUttcIn ltd in
Der Re1el SIpiihen
Dem oberen Gnoe
oe2 6erienbeins
aa.0 Dem l~tlltereil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

Gin Shperen6ter.
9eutndnt Die SoAter pes 6auies
3pil6en ~blibenoen RoTsnItrdu4srn
treffsno): nAd, Do iino sic ia, -.
bate Sic isst beinabe nidt bstaus
ae%furesn!"
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sansratb. ,.wOlfs2oh", Ga Grohe. spis.

abldlluB. Der bic g.sr Dor benz 8erberbeu
lfiet. Der eieentblmlife Gjeruh, ben in
Wafler9las eonieruirte @ier beim Nufihla.
gen Seigen, uerlhninoet fpdteitens in elmer
balben Stunoe uno iollte teine Sausirau
oapon abbalten, oieie jtpedntdBiae uno su.
perlditt9tte aller giereunierpirunasr lRetho.
ben anSutpenoeu. 9as Maiieralas III in
leoer Npoihete su baben. Ser enalihe
Narie Iir 9soiergIds if SoIubfc Splicit Of
Soon.
.. 8. in 8, vi i'd. II Ger Qanoiturm
9elort Mat gu Der Eeierpe. GS limb bis
lebt nur bic 1eieruen pom oeutldben GoniuI
aufeeforcert woroen lid bereit su hotten;
Der Helerpe gfbert teoer g~thiente Gploat
leben Sabre lang an. onraul tritt er sur
Sanoipfhr fber. in Der er ,peitere flint Sabre
oerbletbt. p Sorldufig 1T lpenie ausiift,
CAB oen' lfe Heierpiiten mad Der often Sci
niath beforoert tperoen. sSn Wetp g)prf liyen
ausenblidIif 9auienoe felt Sd fam 3b.
ren alIo ntdt rctben, bic 6eiie auI eigene
5ault an5utreten.
8. 8. in 3. ST.. Sic Sub 1T chi 10
9ennnnteH NefeIfie Der e~rfrantt gene.
zen, 81 Dem There nit sorter, peiher Ndut
beim @ed)iei BON 3rodenfitteruna su
W~eioegnng i'm sSrlbjuhr pber aud in iehr
tparrlenI Asetter Defenders peranlngt lino.
Die UriateH Der &ranfbeit iinb nidjt aenau
%betannt; dber, fpie geingi, tritt Iie beim
Butterlpetiei uno IN heibem Metter am
hdun9'fen auf. Ser NIT benz Nelelfieber
o%erbunoene Sautausihlag pfrihuinoet tets
pom lelber uto Ut obne ole 8eidbr fir bds
2hier. Tod miiHen Gle barnuf aeIaBt iein
onB Die &uh in fehr beiBem g8etter mieoer
BON Der aranthelt b~efalIen lpiro; oas iii
oann, tuenn bic 5Ilegcn 5oblrelf limb, cine
furfltbare GuaI fir oas 3bier uno lit 5u
empteblen. aus iehr oinnem 9eua fir bic
rub etne Eedf gu MAIDEN: bic 9ede miro
nit &erolin, 3beer6l uno Greolln g~etrantt.
VI NJ. Z. in 81, MiHn. Benin Qus
ltopten bon &ogeln nub Defenders oaraui
geadtei luer6en, oaB ole Der 8ernefuna
aus3eleRten 6leiihtbeitc e~ntfernt per ben.
3onn miro Der BaIg nit geerg ODER trofe
mem Sano q sgefltt uno benz A0rper 10
nett OILS mpbifd Die naiiirlid)e Sieuuna ae.
qebfn. I'm bas ousJeIfupfte Ebier gegeu
MotieniraB uitp. gu ihnben. ipIrb oas ge.
ieoer nit puloerilirtfm Nrenit eiuge
iidubt.
5tau Marie II. in g.. 3oabo.
5lhiiig bIeibenoer Geln wiro gsuonnsn.
tnoem man eletde {leite malierbelle @efa,
tine iopie Elm 8teriel Gl'ohOl uub Elm meula
Nloun IN 8oier ouh6i.. Ser @iligsuiaR
beoIngt. esb oitler Geim aud bel Qepobn.
liter 8emperotur iIuiii9 bleibt. On ober
bouptidHIih sum NnfIeben fleiner @egen.
lidnoe perlDen0bar.
8. x. in D, sSis. Sic Bot iternimmt
gu 9rieg75eiteu teine Bernntmortli6teit fir
bic Nblieferung Dor goltfnhen. Sic ofutife
Bolt Diro iber Solano beioroert. Brtefe
ioIien 5 Gents Iorto.
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23riefRafen 6es 4onorof6s.

aWSmOmrpnm nUWh6e NHrngnm n BIER Mnaafb ummoha as mn SER mbnbr ondam M
6t muo benin pas T mhw M 1 hn 8a@ubnbnn gm sur settle hMuu b hat r babel bic mmnnhamMM.
Nnphf % 9aanmhn6 mHm unHr MMn 2anbp ans. cd up elmer Der oarhr @c mnn oh.
ammpre 3mfrWhu m9n mM hHIdfMt arH. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

ssiGd]en 10 lit Die 9rade init fleiBi.
gent &llltipircn ltno gehafen SIpei.
lellos Dos bette uno iiherIte Mlttel.
'eas gum @rfolee fuhrt. Sur auf
iebr ionoiaen, ooer oalierno iebr mai
len. ooer Iebr poroien Sooeu loBt
Ild oic @rade III oieier Meiie nid)t
onnenoen. Der Grfolg bieier 8radle
miro meientlih ouh ourd Die Sieie
oes 6illieens mto Die @Glifigfeit oes
S~ultipirens beoingt. &em mir
onrh oas &ultipiren in Der iogenunn'
ten ihmarSen Grnhe cine lange 3eit
%hinourdl alle uno ieglide 8latter-
hiloung and oes ltnfrautes perbin-
bern, 10 miro bas innerbolb aepiller
3eitgren5cn ben 500 oller in oieleml
Mder ~porbonoenen, ionit ousootern.
Den ltnfrulltpflon5en our fSolge ba.
fen. Die Gliede fam man il6rigets
in pielel Idllcn. lpenn eS iid MIR I'M
nieies llnfraut olIein bebouoeIt, oud
ourd) einen beItimmten SSrud) +.
10 e d. Ell mobei tie unter ben iippi-
gen 8egetation Der atgeboltten 2ul-
tlIrpflonien eritift miro, pernidten.
Sleinerc Sldd,en fam man 3. 9.
int 8arten. BON oen altsoaltern0en
llnfrdlttern olth oaourh iduberu,
Dab man tie NIT &apier langere
53eit beoeft. Sasielhe miro hurh
iebr o~ltsgicbiges uno ballfiges 9 e.
3 laden er5ielt.
lin III einem geSirfe oos llnfrout
erfolereih rtnb inltcn,atiih gu betoutp.
fem ioaten it'd Die 6a:mer 5i,iommen-
tbltn mo gemeinium nod einbeitli.
dem Tlane bonoeln. @ielfah iper.
hen ihnen babel oie Staatseeiese 5ur
9efampiung gefobrIiher llnfrauter
iehr 5u Statten fommen.
Sic misunderstanding Seriuhs-
1tation in Wooiion bat Dor 9ur5em
cine iebr niibIid, Slueihrift u@ie
f6nnen mir iniere Sormen pom lin.
frout ~iaubern2 (nSop TO &io Our
Garms Of @eeos2"l ber6ffentlidt,
Die alien sSormern i'm Stoate @is.
cuniin un~enteeltlih ilberlaiien miro.
gSir fonnen ltnIeren 2eiern ooher MIR
enlpfeblen, iih oieie 8roid)ilre Tom.
men gu Iaiien.
Encfenuertilsnrg.
Cine 1e1r ldfiise uno supsilen
taum gu Intercollegiate 4rteit err
tpdhit DEM 5armer Ourd Die Queden.
9ieie teFinosn iib m:i:t in sroberem
umfange nur BORT, TOO ihtperer 8os
ben entpeoer erit felt turSer 5eit in
&ultur lit, ooer mo oieie niht rihtig
betrieben porben lit. Oas Ndern uno
@raben bel gu feu4tem 8oosu, be-
ionoers mo- Der older niht gang eber
tit uno tleine Tertiefunsen ~porbauoen
iino, Tam llridhe iein, oaB ein 9os
Den perquedt uno nur i6per 81 rel.
nigen 1T. Der 8drtner Tam ii4
our4 iOr9fdltises 0raben init peins
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

oaB @irn
mo Npfelbounte
BON elmer &rant
belt befaaelt lper
Den, Die Die
3 10 e i q I y i.
= e n gum NIB.
iterben bringt,
llahbenl porber
sic VIGttpr M
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

8. x. / n g., Nis. Sic Bot lbernimmt
gu arlegfseiteu teine Bernntwortli6teit fir
be Nblieferung Dor goitiahen. Sic oeutihe
Bolt Diro liber Sollano beioroeri. Brtefe
toiien 5 Gents Borto.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

,ioer, BON Der
Mffuraieile, nit
Der 5. 3. Die
8ouern in I'm.
ierer i6onen
oeutiden 9ei5
nlatb ienieits
oeS Weeres tbre
Meder bonn lin.
fraut irei bal.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-18

Iuf alien a~ornboSet, cinerIei. pie
ne i'm 9cionoeren otid tonItruirt lein
rIogeh iino Die 6riidte elmer be.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Or Tues lay evening MT. and Mrs. c. F. Johnson of the Chooutla na- tive school near Carcross issued invitations to a Shrove Tuesday skating party. About thirty five of Carcross' citizens and a few guests at the hotels drove to the school in sleighs. The sleigh ride was most delightful and after a hearty welcome by the school of ficials and pupils the visitors were taken to the rink, which is a fine piece of Zee covering the small bay near the school, where large bon fires, pretty lanterns and cozy seats made a very festal appearance.
 After a season of skating the peo- pie assembled at the school where music filled the rooms until supper was announced. The supper con- sisted of Shrove Tuesday pancakes of several varieties according to custom on the celebration of this day, also many other very eatable
 delicacies. The pleasure and nov city of this enjoyable entertain ment will long be remembered by those who were fortunate enough
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
WHEN MOTHERS SICK.

When mothers sick it's not like
 when
 They's chillun sick or only men, Or relatives, or neighbors, say, For it's jist like the very bloom Of ever'Hng has gone away, An stead of sunshine in the room, There's just the darkest kind of
 gray,
 And all our lips is Quiverin', too, An no one knows just what to do. You dont know what sle is, yuh see Until she's sick, an fings kin be So diff'un' and so all upset, An stead of laughiu', why we fret, An slip aroun' on tiptoes so She'll sleep a bit an 'en we'll
 know
 Shes better, and the doctor comes,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

An sets a bit an twists his fumbs, An takes her tem'prature, an Zen Smiles right out at she's we'll again. Oh, muvver, if you only knew, When you lie there, now many time We come an take peep at you In door cracks, an don't make a bit
 Uv noise or sniffin', but jus grit Our teeth and pray an try our best To be good-way down in our breast So he will hear our prayer-why then
 You'd be so glad to come again An be our comfort an our cheer, An stop the house fun bein' so queer, An Us so sad it's no+ like when They's chillun sick or only men.
 Baltimore Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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On Monday evening next fare well banquet and reception will be rendered Mir. Percy Reid of Carcross at the Caribou Hotel of that place. The citizens of Carcross wish to show their appreciation and esteem for MT. Reid who has long been with them as Recorder and a roy al good fellow as well-an old time sourdough of the NCrthland. Mir. Reid will leave by next British steamer On his way to Ottawa to assume his new duties in the Im- migration Department.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
Ride In Buckets.

London society women have talk on up new fad in their search for enjoyment. The architects and con- tractors engaged in the erection of buildings are beseiged by requests from many of the most notable host esses in the city to take them up in the buckets of the huge cranes used in excavating and erecting work. Being hoisted up in the crane buckets $ said to give all the sensations of balooning, with out the risk. Crane parties are rapidly becoming as fashionable as tango teas.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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Mrs. Mary E. Hart of San Fran cisco will reach Skagway on the next Spokane. Mrs. Hart has been in Tacoma for sometime visiting with her relatives Lieutenant Gov ernor and Mrs. Louis r. Hart. While in Tacoma Mrs. Hart has been the guest of many clubs and spoke be- fore the Washington State Feder- ation of Clubs. Mrs. Hart's sub- ject was all Alaskan and from the many press notices she received must have been most enthusi- astically received.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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Mrs. 4. M. Rousseau entertained the sewing club on Friday after noon. The ladies enjoyed a soc ial chat and a most tempting lunch con. Those present were Mrs F. J. Van de Wall, Mrs. Herman Mill CT, Mrs. A. c. Lathem, Mrs. w. R. HiIlery, Mrs. V. A. Peterson, Mrs. A. J. McCann, Mrs. E. J. Shaw and Mrs. L. s. Keller.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

to be present. The Chooulta school is fast becoming famous for its pro gress. A neat little newspaper called Northern Lights" is al- most wholly Set up and printed by two enterprising native boys, Jim mic Word and Alfred Ellis, both pupils of Chooutla. This paper is devoted to school news, diocesan news, general news, reports of church anl school and is very bright and entertaining.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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The prize for women for high score at bowling was won by Mrs. r. H. Ganty with a score of POS. Mrs. Ganty chose "The Define ator" out of the various magazines offered. The prize YVES given. by Mrs. L. S. Keller.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

"Luxor" Toilet Requisites are a luxury. Keller Brothers, Skagway
 McDonald's fresh Horehound Stic candy, the kind the baby likes, a Keller Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

A box of candy given by the house committee of Elks for high score and high average was won by Mrs. ". c. Blanchard. A box of candy was given for second prize also, which fell to Mrs. P. H. Ganty.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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Mrs. Harriet S. Plllen visited in Fort William H. Seward last week returning home on the Spo- kane. While at the Pest Mrs. Pull len was the house guest of Major and Mrs. Brooks.
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A serial story "The Albino" by Homer Green was finished this month in the Youths Companion. This is a stor, of great merit and contains moral for all who choose to read t and think.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Dr. L. s. Keller returned on Thursday from Wbitehorse and Carcross where he has been engag- ed professionally.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Mr. w. S. Watson of White horse returned home from a trip to various coast points On the Mar iposa on Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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MT. aud Mrs. Charles Boyle of Dawson were Mariposa passengers on their way to home from che States. Mr and Mrs. Boyle were Pullen House guests.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Major J. J. Bradley, Captain Iambie, Lieutenant Robert Parker, Mrs. Parker and children returned 10 Fort William H. Seward on the Mariposa from a triv to the States.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

The yOurg ladies Of the basket ball team are to give a dance on March Eth. This promises to be a very untQLe and down to date af- fair.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

and MT. Oscar Selmer. Two of the six games were bowled on Wednes- day night the former defeating the latter by b6 pins.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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Maje: A Love story, was con- pleted in the February Scribners It is full of pathOs with quaint touches of humor.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

MT. Howard Ashley was an ar rival on Ehe MaCiposa from Seattle where Ee went for brief visit.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
Eastman Vest Pocket Kodak.

In stock now at Keller Bros Drug Co.,, don't fail to drop in an see this camera, one that fits th vest pocket and yau can have picture made from it any size.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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In the contest in bowling between the mixed teams Mrs. W. C. Blan- chard mar high score for women, 166
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
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Mrs. P. H. Ganty, Mrs. Hugo Unge- froren and Mir. Ed Barry are bowl ing a match game with Mrs. W. c. Blanchard, Mrs. A. [. Blanchard
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Selmer have named their little new daughter Pauline.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28
FIVE GOOD oNEs TO DRAW TO.

Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud Weiser, Rlue Ribbon and Pals Rain Ter Bee" at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Mrs. F. H. Ganty scored highest this week at bowling-176 points.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

A. B. Masquerade dance at w. P. A. club tonight, Feb. 2S.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-28

Atlin gave a very successful mask dance On Friday, February 27th.