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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
MerSte erfenneu auf
Srriinn.
5ran steele iif) beg
MOrbes angeblid) nidt
bewnbt.
Cine 5ram nit iOlden Sebenserfab.
rnnsen iei seiitesfranf.
Inf) Staatsanipalt uirS MIN meoi.
siniidle 3ensen anfrnfen.
'sran Stecle's @ermanSfe helfen ihr
MIR snm aerinaen Sell.

Wtusfegpn, Nfin.. 20. Wiui.
Sob ,Srau hilbert Steele. fpeld,e iln-
fer 9lnfloge Der Grnorbline ihrer
If Sabre alten Stieftodlter @palina
Marp pro5eiiiert miro, ibr geiitiges
8leingefpid,t nidlt bate bebalten
fonneil, na6oenl iie iolhe 2ebens-
erfabruneen ntiteernnd)t bate; bob
iie failn Den llnteri6ieb 5ipiidlen
&ed)t lulo llnreft bdttc ipiiier fon-
nen ooer sar gefpuBt bate, ooB lie
ein &erbre6en beeing, nls lie oas
Nfdbhen ermoroete, mar Ole 0cbaltp-
tllna Der bon Der Terteioigung als
3eueen pernomnlencn9ler5te ,ilad]oen
ibnen BON 9lnipalt Sorrp ". Sad
ion cine bppotbetiihe Srage pnrge-
leat Doroeit mar. Sieie Srage ihlnB
al Ole ihauerlihen Details Der &C.
id)id3te oes 9ebens Der Srau Gin. Die
lie ielbit eeitern ollf bent 3eueenltano
er5oblt bate. Die 6raee lalltete her.
nod: ,,@lauben Sic, oaB es Dabr-
ideinlif lit, bub etfie Srair BON Der
forperliden 8erfaiiung Der Srait
Stcelc eeiitig geiunb bleiben fann?"
0ie ster5te Der Serteioigune
itirnntten borin iiberein, baB Die
@abriaeinlid,feit, bab Die Srait
ibren @eritano bebolten bate, oliberit
aerina lit. Or. j.. g. 0inrihaa or.
uies it'd OILS elmer Der beiten 3elIgen
iiir Die Mngefloete, inoem er es als
ieine 9(niidJt ousipro4, Die er alf
Satioden Itiiste, oab Der @eritano
Der irau gelitteu bate uno ouB lie
pohriheinlih CUR 3eit oes &erbre-
6ens ni6t senubt bate, oaB lie I'M
redtes tlle.
Der Staatsanipolt miro bret
@er5te als 3eugen aufrufer, I'm ben
slcr5ten Der @erteioiglIng entgegen-
3lltreten. Gieie 9ler5te oes Staates
peroen Or. Charles %. Soitdcod bon
Octroit imo Or 6. 5. Ourbom ino
Or. Geo. 9. 9efeper oon Wfusfe9on
lein.
Gernonote SSrou Steele's, ibre
orei 8riioer unb cine Shtpeiter be-
itGtigten oui Dem 3eugenitanb, bab
oie glngeflogte inter ifredli6en
aopfifmer5eu 5u leioen botte,
DuBten uber ltifts iiber Die aneeb-
lihen @rauiantfeiten su er5dblen, Die
lie burh ibren Mann gclitteit bobcn
ipQ.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
SiolQtion 1T MIR geo.
grapbiid.
Sit gfotwenoigfeit elmer
natiOnalem Strtet=
bignng.
Sefrct6r 8arriIon's Gcoe npr Der
9nfe &pbunf. f.aonferens.
lluenttuirrbare gemeiniame Snterei-
len nit anberen yeationen.
Selbifnfltnnu perIanuf cine Sf11fb-
Selbitadltuns perlanst cine Sflnt.
ipcbr fiir Ser. Staaten.

SO bonfoofe, T,g., 20. Moi.
Sas Eroblem Der Hiiitiinaen, oas
biesrnoI Dor Der 9afe Wtobonf- -&on.
ferer3 fir iitternotionoles S6iebs.
gcrid,t mebr oebattiert fpurbe ols ieoe
anoere sroge, piirbe beiite fpieber
niifgebrodlt, ltno 3tpor in elmer &ebe
oes &riegs-Sefret1rs @orriion. Or
iprod, iiber .0as Eroblem nntiona.
Ter Gerteioiging."
Serrn 8arriion's Heoe mar nid1t
10 rooifol tpie Die eeitriee Slniprod)e
oesBraiibenten Sibben Der Trinceton-
ltniperiitdt, ober er lieb feinen 3rpei,
tel on Der 9otiadle sltriid, bab er 5ll-
giiriiten Der @eritGrfitng Der 9fatip-
nalperteibieung lit unb lpiini6t, bob
Ole Ser. Stoatei, iih 5ur SeId)iisung
gcgen icoen unb ale Slngriife gerii-
itct balten.
Sd habe obiollt feline Spntpothie
nit Der SSoee", iaete er. ~boB mir Die
grpdelilig Der iest beitebenoen Ser
baltniiie perilahlGiiieen pber per.
id,ieben Iolten, ipeil mir boffen ooer
glaiiben ooer ielbit iiberSei,gt iinb,
BOB iie iih III 3ufiinft Gnbern ober
gor robifoI 1nbern ntoeen.
vuniere Ssiolierilng lit MIR cine
geogropbiid)e. Noberne @erh1ltniiie
haben Die SSntereiien Ser 0ationen in
iolde gegellieitige @e5iehirneen ee-
brod)t, ipie es Die Sittereiien BON ia.
nilien ino, Die our6 Seirnt inter
einanoer perpanbt puroen. Sie
SSntereiicn pieler Der groBen 9tntio-
nen iinb belte linentipirrbar mitein!
amber perfpoben nit Den Sntereiien
einiaer ooer aa Der anberen Hotio-
nen
.Selbitohtling forbert, oaB mir
bereit iein iolen, 5u beihiisen, mas
mir liebcn, porin nitt MIR infer mo-
terieller Belts eingeidlloIIen iii, ion-
oern uud, ienes ungreifbure Gttpas,
bas uns in ben 9lugen Der @clt 5ll
einer befonoeren 9tution na6t"
Inter ben onoeren 9feonern be-
fanoen ii6 Oscar g. Struus BON
gtetp gorf, Der friibere @eianote on
Die 5iirfei; Samilton Solt bon Netp
gorf, &ebaftelr bes SSnbepenoeilt,
unb SSobn g. Glarf, Yrofeiior Der
politiihen Sefonontie on Der Goll,rn-
bia- llniperiitGt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
SD mrloct bag D0m Wi=
niiterilm DrrOHcHtlide
6rllnbnd).
Srpeoem hat ,talicn bic l1nterbanb-
lnngcn fortgefihrt.
Die Sprbernnsen Sunninos an Die
Dit.-nna. Wunardlie.
6urmnlicrnng 5eist, bar ite nid,t an.
genpmmen ncrbcn fpnntcn.
Slmneitie an Giienbnhner, Die negen
Strcifs pcrnrtctlt paren.
Inn innigercn 3niammenidllnk Der
Tarteieu herbeisnfiihren.
Ibipnoerlid,es @criidIt iiber bcntidl-
0itcrrcid)iid,es glncrbieten.
Giilon nno Wfnedlip h1tten iidl ais
@ermittler augeboten.
Inn innisercn 3uiammemidllnk Der
Farteicu herbeisnfiihren.
Ibipnoerlid,es @eriidlt iiber peutidl-
0itcrrcidliidlcs glncrbleten.
Enlon unn Waedliu bGtten iidl nls
@ermitfler auseboten.

n nj, 10. Usdi. llcber Boris.
90. @foi. gtoG bcn bon herrorraqen-
ben 1cpilticrten genlodlten Hloncll
miro in Der heilti9en Gummerllsluig.
menn oic MISUNDERSTANDING Der
adnmcr ooreeleat miro, Der rcpu1li-
faniihe slbgcoroncte @arsilui Der
ein3iae Heoner iein, Der filr9efreiirng
Sricits. icincr 9ateritaot, pom otter
reiniihcn ISod)e iprehen miro.
,sn Der geitern (9ienitaa) abcnh
obaeholtcncn Siblng bcS Vtiniiter-
rotes ioaen bic leeten oitcrreidliideIl
@orihlGae sur sSortiesiIng Der Scr
hon6llinacr iiber Die @ebietsobtrc-
tlmarn cinitimrri9 obgclehnt Dorhcr
iein. Ssn offi5iellcn Srciien qlnubt
nan, oic %orihldgc ieien biftiert ge-
meicn inllnfcnntnis Ser Sntinfe, haB
Der Sonig. oic Ytiniiter uno oas
8urlomcnt ieit cntfdlloiien limo. alleS
rerlonqtc @cbiet pon ben Sclterrei-
d)crn Hi crhalten. Tie italieniic'en
ISoroerltnacn. mic tic Neiniiter hes
N(eu6cren Baron Sonnino iornltliert
hot. iiiio folac,toe:
(. 9lbtretiing Der gan5en Vrouin5
3ricrtt, -eentaB Den @ren5erl, Die oos
Goniqreioh Stalien I'M Sahre 1911
aehobt hot
,. 9ic Slbtretiina ocs oitlid,cil
3eiles uon Sriaul einihlicBliG 9tol
hnracth. 9lc'Sn. 6nlmino. @robiscn.
8or,. M'onfalcone bis Iiiblidl uudJ
NabreIinn
3. 2rieit, Gapo b'SSSitria rro E;i-
ronp ionen bon Seitcrreidl lr3gclvlt
luno su einem nei,er, bon Sclterrclh
inobh1ngigen Stoatc gcn!aGt fpcr'
bcn.
/. Die Ibtrctunq Ger 9Snicln Gur-
solo, 9iiia. 9eiiino, 2ngri.l. GaoNndo
uno NcGou. geecrii6er Der 4ip;c les
fiiblidlen 0olmatien
). Seitcrreih ioll Ieine 9tterei'cn
in sllbonien oilfgeben irto ;Stdlien5
Sberbobcit iiber 9lnlonn unerfennen.
Rom. 10. Roi. lleber Euris,
20. Nloi. aonig Iictor Grromlcl
iol. mic bcrihtet miro, be'hlollell
boben. cine oQgerncine slmneIrle rur
ullc Giicnbahn6eamten 5n erldilelt.
oie ipeacn ser Seilnahme ON eilcil-
bohnitrcif I'M Wfai 1914 bcitrott
porocn iinb. 9os ioa nit oem Flo.
nc Suiammerhongeil. cine ntil9cre
&ereinigung aller Yarteicn Stollens
herbei5iifiibren.
%on olIen llniperiitoten SStaliens
trcficn @eridtc ein, bob Die Sh,rcn-
ten ecnreininm als arieg5freinllliac
oienen fuolcn. fpenn Der Srieg crflnrt
l1crocn iollte.
Slus Geronn miro telegrophlert,
bob ,stoliener, oie IN Seiterreidl irno
llneorn mohnen. 81 toilienben iieer
bic @ren5c nodl SStalicn ton-ruen.
ncil iic i'm Solle bes slusbrudls Don
Seinbielisfeitcn Teprciialien Iiirf-
ten.
Tic gehnrhen BON @enro ho6en
9efebl erholten, bic bort internierteit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
&OnterbanOr fiir &nBlanO.
0irb NIT bier Nampfern ppn Senttle
nah @lnbimpitpf seben.

Seattle, @aib., 20. N}oi. Der
Gonlpfcr Sbinici Ifurr nnb Der
Ganpfer Sa5el Dollar uebmen bcilte
9aoiingen fiir @lo6ifuoitof elm. @r.
iterer perluo &rieesmllnitipn uno
Irmee- -Sorrdte unb lcsterer Iittomo-
bil-9nitpaeen mir Die riiiiiihe 9lrmec.
9ie @lle sSltnnel-9inie fiinbigte an,
oab Der britiiheSumpier Sultbnbilis,
Der bisher MIR iapaniidle, hineiiife
unb 8hilipoinen-Sdfcn anaclollfen
batte, am 81. Dtai bireft nod @la.
oifpoitof geben miro Cine pole "a.
bung miro ferner fir ben @reat
gsorthern.S .Sompfer Minneiota aiifee-
itapelt. Ger porlaiifig nod IN S5arah
&eparotllren lrltcr5oeen fpirb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20

fiir Die grboltline freitnbif3uftGifer
gediebrngen 81 tpirfen.
Taris, 20. Tai. 9lns Hom lit
nm 3 ltbr naflmittas bic 0felbnng
eimselaufen, bas Die italieniihe SAINT
mer Der Sepntierten nnhesn einitim-
mig benz ari.ssminiiter abiolnte
@olmadlten fiir iueiteres @prseben
erteilt hat.
u iterb nj, 6paanb, 20.
Mni. lleber 2pnbpn. Sas hentige
gerlincr Saseblatt ner6fientIidlt mn.
ter heiitisem 5atnm fulsenbe 9epe.
ide ams Gbiniio, S6ipeis: yaein
Wenifl in Stalien siueifelt bnram,
bak Der aries nph bente beginner
fuiro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
9entidllnnb iua in Sand)bpotblpdabe
idlpm II gppte perlpren haben.

Ter pffisieae bentidle gerift.
gerlin, 20. Wai. ltcber 9on-
bon. Sas grmeehanptanartier per-
oifentlid,te hente fplgenbcn pffisieaen
Seriflt:
y@eitlider &riegsid)anplas:
rGegneriid)es nnb neblises Ietter
hinoerte seitern aftipe aGmpfe in
sslanbern nnb I'M nprbpeitlihen
,sranfreidl. @ir maften einiae ;surt-
idDritte anf ben '9urettehiigeln.
r8ei glblain mnrbc Elm opn ben
Sranspien periufter gtahtpprmaridl
int gtabfampf snriifseiuieien.
y3piIdlen Der Maas nnb Der Yto.
icl iuaren Die slrtiaeriefdmpfe beiun-
oers heftis. gei Sasesambrndl be-
sannen bic dranspien einen Yngriff
0itlih bon Iiln iiber cine mcite
ssrunt, mnrben aber iiberaa, an man-
diem Steaen i'm 5anosemeHse, sn-
riifseidllagcm.
yTie @erluite bcs 5cinbcs maren
ichr idiper nmb bic 3abl Der @efan.
genen fat fdl ipieber nm etipa 1000
pcrmebrt, 204 Maidlinenae,uebre
iunrben erbentet.
rCeitlidler ariegsidanpIat:
rWir hatfen Elm Gngngement nit
itdrfen feinblihen Ibteilnngen, bic
itdl quf her Ofute Sd1a6pro. ,ernufu.
bnrg snriifsiehen.
yGniFide 9lngriffe on Der 0nbnia
fumrben snriifseuieien. 900 @cfan.
gene nnb sluei Naidimengemebrc
blieben in nnicren Sdnoen.
y8eitern sriffcm mir m0rblih pun
6uonbis an. @ir eruberten einen
Sngel nno mahten ipetfere 800 &c.
fansene.
y&niiiide sbteilnnsen, bic inblifj
bonn Hiemen pprrmffen, lpmrben bei
8rneSfabnba, Spmtiuptn nnb Ssafi
upllitdnbis geidllnsem. Gcite Der ge.
ihlasenen ruiiiihen Srnppen fliehen
pitipGrts in bic @Gloer. aleinere
gbtellnngen balten nod Sutfi be.
iebt.
ysnbOitli6er ariessidanplae:
yltnierc Srnppen, Die iiber ben
San mOrblih BON Trsempsl pprbram.
gen, iunrben scitern BON ben Gniien
iuieber erbittert ansesriffem. Ger
Geinb funroe iiberaI snriifseidjlaaen.
Sente friib beaannen mir cinen &c
aenansriff nnf einen Der feinbliden
Shgcl nnS beiebten bic rmiiiidlen
Stellnnsen. Die 3niien flicben, 10
raid ais iie MIR fDmnen."
Der 9rieg anf Sem Neere.
9onbon. 90. @foi. S1peoi.
ide Tanpfergeieafd)aften, beren
Sdiffe 5rpiihen Stodbolin, gtorrfoe-
ping, 9onbon itnb SuG Ialifen, boben
bei6loiien, ben Oienit ein3uiteGcn,
un6 5tpor tpeeen Der fortaeiesfcn
ltnterbre6nngen, Die Der @erfebr
burf) beutidle ariegsffiffc in Der
Office erleibet unb bic au erniten
geraoeerltiteen sefiibrt unb oenSon-
Del unmoglid1 senotd hoben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20

9te eistotge fdgfi8e 6e1sf.
f@e Seit,s,rg il, 2ai&iaar,,
wse6e Ole 9epsfoRss, 6ss
1R. 1rsHs ertn9t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
Gas @etter:

Seitte nndlt nnb mursen be-
nDlft, nnbeitdnbis NIT Hesen;
mGhiscr nnb 'friider Sitwinb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
SOtidafttr lueiB uOn nidts
SnnSerte amerifaniihe Ierste inhen
in 9ienite Seiterreidls sit
frften.

gSoihineton, 90. Wai. I'm
bcitatigta Welbuneen aus @ier on
Die omerifaniihe Breiie, Bob Seiter-
reid, oringenb ger5te fin Die otter
reid)iihe slrmee berotige lmo bereit
lei, $6 Bis 81 pro Sag 5lt be5ableit,
boben eine Slut bon Sfferten Dor
gler5ten i'm eon5en 9onoe nod Der
oiterreidiihen gotihaft ecbrodlt. Gie
meiiten 9riefe entbolten cine poriiG-
tiqe slnfrnee betreffs oeS Sonorars,
anbere ober iogen, oab Der Sdretbei
iofort 5lr slbreiie bereit iei, falls
linn ,5abrgelo lub 9luslagen 9oron-
tiert iperoen. 9u Die gotihaftsbe>
anlten feline biesbeaiigli6eit geahrih-
TEN pom Tiniiterinm beg 9lelibern in
@ien erbolten botten, antiporten lie
ben @eiuhite1ern, ii6 oireft nod
gSieft Al fper1oen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
6rOBe sflaft Oaielbit
otmnadft 81 er>
Warttn.
llnterieebuotfries bnnert nnentmest
lueiter.

lueiter.
@ritiidDcr Sd,leppnstoampfer bas
meneite Spfer.
Nene alliierte Srnppcnlabnneen on
ben Sarbanellen.
lteber bic Siibipiee iinb iie aber nidJt
iuessefommen.
Berlin meloet lueitere fuidltise Siese
iiber bic Hniien.
slnffnllenbe aiirse bes hentigen
Barrier gerifltes.
Sdlledltes @etter hinbert Speratip.
men an Der @eitfrpnt.
9entidllnno iua in Sand)bpptblpdabe
iflDm II gppte perlpren bnben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-20
&lase abseiuieien.

Inn slrbor, Ofid,., 20. 0tai.
Irl. Milbre6 Gocrcit, cine friiberc
Stuoentin I'M Ni6isan Normal Sol
leee in 0piiIarti, perlor ibren 8ro5eB
gegen Or. Charles Me8ennp, YrGii,
onten Der Initolt, ben iie onf $685.
600 Sf,aoenerias megen anaeblifer
0erleumorng nerflagt battc, nod che
Die Surp ben 6oa in Die Sanbe be-
fam. Ri6ter 9inne erttid)ieb, oaB
Or. Weaennp obne gospiaigfeit ge-
bonbelt bGtte, itnhm ben Saa Der
Sitrp meg iinb sab ielbit bas @erbift
mo cduie for action" ab. SRI. gpe.
rcit fpirh on bos Sbergerif,t appel.
1ieren-
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
THIN CHILDREN.

1t is much easier to put fat on a
person who rests and sleeps than
on one who is up and about a great
deal. So put your thin child to bed
early with strict regularity: let him
sleep late, and encourage a daily
nap; but don't interfere with the
necessary outdoor exercise. OF the
kinds of food most important. fat
itself-owing to the ease with which
it can be stored-takes first place
with sugar second. The fat should
oe derived from such sources as
rich milk. butter, the yolk of eggs
and bacon.
Difficulty is often found in getting
the thin child to take enough fat.
but it is most important. Butter
thickly spread on bread or gener-
ously mixed with mashed potato may
be taken when more solid fat would
disagree or be refused. Suet pud
ding also contains fat and sugar in
an easily digestible form. Cod liver
old. not emulsion. Is most valuable
in fighting thinness. II often works
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
NOTICE. OE FORFEITURE

To Mrs. X. E. Cooley and John
Muny. their heirs, executors, ad
ministrators and assigns:
You are hereby notified that you
are indebted to me. the undersigned.
for the assessment work performed
during the year 1914, on Number
above second tier, right limit. of Lit.
tie Eldorado creek. in the Fairbanks
recording district. Territory of Alas
ka.
In order 20 hold your interest in
said claim under the provisions Of
section 1924 of the revised statutes
of the United States. said eXpendi-
ture being for your share of the an
nual assessment work for said year.
and if within ninety days after the
last publication Of this notice you
lail or refuse to pay to the undersign-
ed as co-owner your said proportion of
the expenditure aforesaid your inter
est in said claim will become the
property of the undersigned as CO.
owner under said section 1924 r. S
w. II. PROPES.
First publication April u. 1915
Last publication July 49, 1915.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.
No. 1897

In the district court for the Terri
tory of Alaska. Fourth division.
Tanana Valley Railroad company, a
corporation, and John lug, plain
tiffs. vs.. Washington-Alaska bank
d Nevada corporation, defendant
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as receiver of the
Washington Alaska bank the defend
ant herein will on the 18th day of
June, 1915, at the hour of . o'clock
p. m. thereof. sell all the right. title
and interest of said Washington
Alaska bank, in and to the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
The lower eight hundred (S0Ol
feet, (more or less), of placer mining
claim No. below discovery. first
tier, right limit, situate on Ester
creek, a tributary of Cripple creek
in the Fairbanks mining and record.
ing district of Alaska
Said sale to be at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at d price not less than three
hundred and fifty dollars (S350.00).
Said sale will be made on said day
at said time in front of the front
door of the court house building and
premises at Fairbanks aforesaid
F.. G. MOVES,
Receiver.
First publication May "a. 1915.
Last publication June IA, 1915.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
AN OILY SKIN.

The greasiness of the skin is due
chiefly to the secretion OF fat by
the innumerable fat, or sebaceous
glands which are in it. Indigestion
greasy skin. These must be cor
rected in order to overcome COM
pletely the disturbance in the skin.
When the skin Is greasy there is
little danger OF washing too thor
oughly; the skin should have at
least one vigorous scrubbing daily
with warm water and a good soap
and complexion brush.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
FASHIONS FANCIES

Il x promised BY fashion design
ers thar BY next fall fashions will
nave returned 70 the normal But
who knows There is nothing so
tickle as a promise from Dame Fash
ion vet the tendency of advanced
styles is towards greater simplicity.
medium has about been struck
between the plain and the elaborate.
the bizarre and ultra conservative.
Tho IMAGINATION no longer runs riot.
but is subdued by much thought and
true sense of the artistic
One.piece frocks according TO the
latest dictates Of fashion should
have straight gathered skirts stitch.
I'd 10 short wasted blouses with
gauged heading Instead OF the
wide grille there is a narrow belt
or fold OF contrasting material and
this Is usually repeated at the bot
tom Of the skirt where it is used
As a straight hem or cuff. The
gathered skirt. too has attained con
siderable statu, and is sure to be
among the modes that will pass into
another reason After all nothing Is
more graceful than closely plated.
well hung skirt and the new designs
are suitable 10 development in all
OF the smart materials.
Shirt waists for summer wear have
taken on a somewhat mannish APP
pearance because of the predomi-
nance of suspender effects There
are many frills and furbelows which
may be added however, to give them
the feminine appearance which is
essential to good taste. The Quak-
p collar is new arrival in the
world of fashion. being shown with
the accessories of midsummer dress
1t is very deep. rather an extended
version OF the Dickens or Elton
model. and is made of closely WOW
en- linen that holds" starch we'll
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
HOW TO KEEP THE PIANO
IN ORDER,
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1t pays to have a piano tuned at
regular intervals. This is import.
and because it is bad for the player
to accustom the ear to faulty tones
The piano will keep its tone sweet
for years if it is tuned by an expert
not less than three times a year.
1t should be exercised regularly,
however, in between.
When child starts in with music
lessons teach, first OF ALL reverence
for the instrument An expensive
piano is worth care. 1t will stand
any amount Of proper usage, but
pounding, dust collection. disuse and
neglect will soon spoil the tone and
produce jangling which is most
unpleasant.
Never stand the piano too near a
heater or directly over a furnace
drum, because the heat will dry
it out" as the tuners say. Really.
for the sake of the instrument, the
room in which it is placed, should
have little or no heat at all.
The tone is higher in cold room
than in warm one, on account of
the metal wires whose resonance
depends upon their length and ten
sion. A singer is very sensitive
to the difference of tone in the
piano accompanying the voice, and
an experienced vocalist often insists
upon singing in a room of certain
temperature. the piano being previ-
ously tuned in that temperature to
enable her to depend upon its tune.
In dry weather the lid should be
left off the keys. il care is taken
to remove the dust daily. Keys
will not turn yellow if in regular
use and allowed plenty OF air. The
ivory keys used on old pianos would
turn yellow but the celluloid keys
now generally preferred ought to
keep white with little care. es-
pecially if no one is allowed to
touch the piano with sticky fingers.
II limbers the fingers to soak
them in hot water for a few minutes
and for this reason, as well as for
the sake Of the keys. the habit of
washing the hands before touching
the keys is an excellent one.
1t is not good for the keys to wet
them often. but now and then it
seems necessary. In this case, a
channels wrung out in cold water
containing few OOPS of ammonia
will remove finger marks.
The wooden case Of a piano is
highly polished and after the damp
heat of summer is apt to look
smoky. A soft chamois wet with
cold water applied vigorously will
remove this dullness ordinarily. II
not. few drops Of household am.
moniA added to the cold water will
have the desired eHset-h.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
SUM M ON S.

W.. W.
In the District Court. Territory of
Alaska, Fourth division.
Adolph Book, Plaintiff, VS.. Anna
Book, Defendant.
The President of the United States,
Greeting:
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear
in the District court for the Fourth
judicial division, Alaska, at the town
of Fairbanks therein, within thirty
days after the date of service of
this summons upon you, to-wit:
within thirty days after the date of
last publication of this summons,
and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff above named, and unless
you SO appear and answer the
plaintiff will take judgment against
you for a decree of this court, de
claring and decreeing that the mar
riage contract between plaintiff and
defendant is void from the begin
ming thereof, and will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
said complaint. The court made an
order on the 18th day of May, 1915,
ordering and directing that a copy
OF this summons herein be publish
ed in The Citizen, newspaper. at
Fairbanks, aforesaid, once a week
for six weeks.
Witness the Honorable Charles E..
Bunnell, judge of said court, this
18th day Of May, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and fifteen.
(Seal) J. f. CLARK,
Clerk
Date OF first publication, May II.
1915.
Date of last publication. June 81
LEROY TOZIER,
for D1ajptjff
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07

wonders. Give it regularly after
each meal. Firmness is often re-
quired to make your child take it..
1t should not however, be given in
summer. Give plenty Of chocolate
in the solid form to eat and cocoa
to drink. English "toffee' and our
own "butterscotch' which are con-
centrated forms of sugar and butter
in equal proportions, are especially
beneficial to the thin child, as are
baked bananas.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-06-07
PERFUME A NEW AID TO THE
SURGEON.

Every operating table can become
like rose garden under the new
method OF overcoming the disagree
able after effects of ether and chlor-
oform. according to the new method
of Dr. Joseph f. Hubbard. of New
Yory city
who have been operated upon per-
fumes to smell as they emerge from
the effects of the anesthetic The
idea is explained in detail in re-
cent number Of the Medical Record.
A small plug, on which has been
deposited few drops of some aro-
matte oil, is inserted in one Of the
nOstrils as the patient is waking.
Who knows but what he may be
dreaming OF wandering in orange
groves for the oil from the peel is
employed, or he may think he is in
deity plies him with the altar Of
roses.
Another idea suggested by the hu-
name surgeon is to moisten the mus
tache with perfume as men patients
are coming out of their coma, and
they will not care much for the
fumes of the ether to which they
have been subjected.
What with the many modern con-
veniences for operating on the hui
man system. the voyaging into the
unknown land through the inhala-
ton Of chemicals will be so pleasant
that surgery will be robbed Of all
its discomfOrts.