The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

WMpIRE. TUESDAY DEGE61
 WOMAN TopAY
 TO Picture Of MosRer % eta. sid ever q youth pasa by tho apot
 Your fragrance, love, made deMi Without g hoartleaD at the lot That drew bic fancy nearl Wes ever a maid of fairy aton
 Liko .hie, in days ot old "A rose already nue enouga
 Without Q heart of gold! -sonnets and Songs by Arthur Upson.
 
 Or. Mary Crawford, who is Q mem- Der of the Duchess of Halleyrands Red Cross section and resident phy- aicion of Che American Military Hos- piiN at Paris, was graduated lrom Cornell in 1904 Dr. Crawford wog tho nrst woman ambulance surgeon in Brooklyn, N. r., which gave her much newspaper notoriety Over i've hundred wounded soldiers have been given attention In tho hospital and discharged since Dr. Crawford took Che position she holds.
 
 Raising celery on 9 truck farm near Philadelphia has netted Miss Gliza. beth Bogner S20OO this year She eX, poets to 80 into the buainess on g much larger scale next year.
 The Countess Arnim and her chil- dren are living in England. The recent death of her husband has withdrawn the author Of EHzabeth and her Ger man Garden;' "The Pastors Wife" and other delightful books from tho work which gives so much pleasure to many readers.
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 Miss Elsie Burr, of Boston, a so- ciely girl, has gone abroad to become a nurse in Paris hospital. She is the guest of Consul General Thack- array
 Speaking of Mary Wilson, wife of Douglas Wilson, the dean of Labor editors and editor of the "Machinist' Robert Hunt. Of the American Maga- zine says:
 "She sees for him, types and reads the proofs of his articles, sees the journal through the press, and does all for him that eyes or hands can do Besides she is his nurse, and ot tends to an his physical wants. Above all, 1t Is she who cheers him, com- forts him, and enriches bis soul with faith. When the history of che labor movement In America is written, no one will be credited with having pulled a stronger oar than Douglas Wilson. And it win not be forgotten that it was his wife, Mary who put that oar each day Into his hand and helped him physically, mentally and spiritu. ally Co pull it.
 Wilson IS paralyzed and blind. p q q 2 s s z Q z s' q. C q !, 2. 2
 WAR siDELleHTs
 sam Hughes. the Canadian war min ister laughs at the fears entertained ] by Toronto of a German invasion of l Canada from the United States.
 Commander David Blair of the former White Star liner Oceanic, wrecked on tho north coast of Scot land. is being tried by court-martial in Davenport on 9 charge Of negh' gence.
 David Starr Jordan. of Leland Stan. ford University ascribes the war In part to the activity Of Che salesmen oi private arms factories.
 A Vienna dispatch states that the emperor has subscribed $IOOOOO0 to the Austrian war loan.
 British people are interested, cer 1 tainly not alarmed, says the Pal Man Gazette, lat the prospect of the reported attempt of Germany in et fectng a landing on these shores. In the meantime the under secretary for war has assured the British that am 1 pie precautions have been taken ln ease such a landing might happen.
 Berlin, according to Count Bern storff, of Washington. has transferred l its. charges as to the maltreatment oi German prisoners to Hongkong and siberia.
 Cardinal Mercier. primate of Bel l guim. reports conditions in that coun try as terrible the starving people lacking everything.
 Capt Aye, of the German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm dor Crosse who escaped from the Canary Islands where he was on parole, has been dec