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The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
Meat Substitutes Durinq Lent

In the ordinary family the great est part ot the protein (building materiaD in the diet is derived from meat. and it is a fact, proven be yond the possibility of doubt, that most people find meats more appetizing and digestible than any other foods.
 There are certain tribes in tropi- cal regions who live on a purely vegetable diet, as we'll as a small group of so-called vegetarians in subtropicar climates; but history shows that a nation of vegetarians has never reached and maintained the highest degree of civilization. This may not depend, nevertheless, entirely upon diet; who knows but that it may be the result of the climate? If properly selected, it is not impossible to arrange diet in which meat is eliminated, so that the needs of the body will be provided for. and in these days of high prices it is an excellent idea to cut down the butchers bill Among the so-Called vegetables peas, beans, and lentils contain the largest amount of protein, while among other foods cereals, eggs, cheese, and nuts hold place; therefore all of these are classed under the heading of meat substl- tutes.
 The following group of recipes which call for their use (taken from the Modern Priscilla) is given in the hope that they may be a help in arranging menus in many household.
 SPLIT PEA AND TOMATO SOUP.
 Pick over one cup dried split peas and soak over night in cold water to cover. Drain, add two and one-half cups cold water. a two-inch cube fat salt pork, and one-half onion. peeled and sliced. i i1f4NG lG the DCl Ing point ana let simmer three or four hours or unti' peas are soft; then rub through sieve and add one cup canned to- i matoes, rubbed through sieve.
 Melt three tablespoonfuls butter, add two tablespoonfuls flour and stir until well blended; then pour on gradually, while stirring con stantly, the pea mixture. Bring to the boiling point, season with one and one-half teaspoonfuls salt and one-eighth teaspoonful pepper. and add two cups milk. Accompany with finger shaped pieces of toast, 1 from which crusts have been re moved.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
NUT AND POTATO cRoouETTEs

Cook one-fourth cup soft stale bread crumbs with one-fourth cup cream until of the consistency of a thick paste, cool and add one-half egg yolk and one-third cup pecan nut meats, broken in small pieces. To two cups hot riced potatoes add three tablespoonfuls cream, one-half teaspoonful salt one-eighth tea spoon pepper few grains cayenne, few drops onion juice, and the yolk of one egg, beaten Shape in small nests, fill with nut mixture. Cover with potato mixture, shape, dip in crumbs, egg and crumbs, fry in deep fat and drain on brown paper. Arrange on a hot plate and garnish with parsley.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
VI OI0 IVII " TUT CR FAM ESSING.
LIMA BEANS EN CASSEROLE.

Soak two cups dried lima beans overnight in cold water to cover Drain, put in a casserole dish, and sprinkle with one-half teaspoonful salt and one-eighth teaspoonful pep per. Cut a twoinch cube of fat salt pork in small pieces, try out and strain. To fat add one onion peeled and cut in thin slices, and one-half cup -third-inch carrot cubes. Stir constantly until yc2e- tables are Drowned, Add to beans, dot over with two tablespoonfuls butter, and add water to half the depth of the beans. Cover and cook in a slow oven until the beans are soft
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

If child is so unfortunate as to get pepper in his eyes, bathe them freely in milk.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
RIM. .CRAWFORD& Co. Conveyancing, Notary Work Real Estate, Mines
 Loans
Panama ValeyR.R.
TIM E CARD.

Effective November 1, 1915. Subject to change without notice.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
POTATO AND EGG SALAD.

Wash, pare and soak potatoes iii cold water to cover. twenty minutes Drain and cook in boiling salted water until soft. Cut in one-third inch slices and slices in cubes: there should be two cupfuls. Add one Cupful celery in small pieces, three hard boiled eggs, finely chop ped, two tablespoonfuls chopped gherhins, two tablespoonfuls chop. ped green peppers, and one table spoonful finely chopped parsley Moisten with
 CREAM DRESSING.
 Mix two teaspoonfuls flour one teaspoonful each salt and mustard one and one-half teaspoonfuls pow dered sugar, and a few grains cay enne; then add one egg yoll, slight ly beaten, one teaSpOOnful melted butter, and onethird cup hot vine gar. Cook in double boiler, stir ring constantly, until mixture thick ems. Cool and add one-half cup heavy cream beaten until stiff
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

The greatest desire of the most strong minded and domineering wo- man when in love is to please tho man.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

Woman must always remember that man is conouering primitive nature in being faithful to her a, all
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
DAILY

TRAIN FOR CHATANIKA DAILY
 EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

Selfishness is a basic instinct in man, and only in the countries where men are in the majority are
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

There is recognized unwritten law among most men that honor must always be kept with the other woman" but that it is not necessary with wife. He feels that he must never give away c to B." although he experiences no Qualms in having already tacitly given away" B to C.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
NOTICE Og FOPFElTuRE

First publication Jan. 24 1916. Last publication April 24. 1916.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

Date of first publication Nov. 20 1915. Date of last publication March 6 1918
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

No marriage can be certain oi continuing happy which has been entered into in the spirit of talk ing lottery ticket.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

In looking up single case of in- fidelity in woman, a man would be wise to question himself to see if he has not been in some mea- sure responsible for it-by his own unkindness or indifference, and in not realizing her nature; and if his conscience tells him he is to blame, then he ought never to be hard upon the woman.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

Considering the instability of all our tastes and desires and the al most total want of personal disci- day, it Is really remarkable that legal marriage goes on even as well as it does,
The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28

No woman must ever forget in her relations to man that he who pays the piper calls the tune;" and ill this l am not only speaking liter ally of shekals of gold and silver but Of the power incorporated in certain personalities.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

omerifnnii1e Ganlpicr Siberia" lit
nof bier ciilgeloilienen 0robtloien
gto5rl6tcu oit scr Sitieitc bon
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Gooer, geitranoet unO ruit i'm Siilfe.
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unm66lid, sic GethmgSbc1te 6erob-
5ldaiien.
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gent6im Der @onibrr9 -gtmerifn-2i-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21
GreD nnb lIlDil(on.
ArtiteI int Samburger
SSrcmOenbIatt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21
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MISUNDERSTANDING nabm eciterit
in G0icdeo ieiren 9lnfong mto enOctc
beutc @lorgen Inn $40 dnf @oper.
nors SSsIono. 9ir lebten 1852 Meilcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

mic Oic5 gcgenp1rtig gcltlcbt. glm
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fer ii6cr Ocn Ston0 Der gcpoltering.
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gc6orenen (Saoidifen Eurfmenen
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felt 1900 INNER ntebr uno be9ann
crit inter ser 9iidienberriAait neleS
Seben ii ctrop0iiber 6orm an5uue6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21
Sic GnrOpGiiirnng Der Orieutaliidcu
Mirthidlnft.

9io9 nie, icit ben Sogen Der &reu5.
jiigc, bat OaS Eroblenl Der Ser
idbmel5llng peiieuropdiic6er Mirtb.
idnit uno 9iiIhr NIT oerienigen oes
uoroeraiiatiihen SrientS 10 oicl Sii-
;erciic IN peiteiten Sreiien erpedt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

gieic Grti6aiten ipurOen immit.
tcIbar Oarauf angceriiien, ino Die
gerfolg,Sg Oes 6einoes oolert obue
glbIaiien iort. lleber GOO @eiangenc
uno cine sroBe 0uautitdt BON arieas'
material Derblicb in unieren San.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

sent acgcn s4.7 @ro5cnt in Dorigcr
ISOLDE.
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6ranfreid'S g(rmcc.
gem gort 90. gIoDcmbcr.
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9eiu6e BON @ertpauOten bier aufanJ
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lid cine Oopon bcruntergebolt. SIC
bdtten che iie 6ranfreih DerlieBcn
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fraut ooer auf oem @egc Scr 9efe-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

men. Sn gdn5li6 IciocmidoftSloicr
@eiie ipridt Sungc bon Der @iniiil'
rung Ocr curopdiiben @irt6idalE
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@iniluB, Ocn 0icic ailf ooS @eionni'
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ten ouSii6t, iinO 8ie6t bicrols ieina
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sic 6oGcrc @irt6I6oitSiorin (ollo bier
sic clrop0ii1c) sic wchiger cut
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matii@e pno gcoul0igt &5gcling Dcr
gan5en uicOrigeu @irtbidaftSiorfl
in oie SanO 5li ne6men babe, n0
5mor in Observation-Disclosures mlO ~
mirtbiboitspolitiiAer 9e5iebmg. Ger
Oricutaic iclblt fam o6ne Siilie 0er
cuhpidcicrcn ellropGiihcn &irtp'
Observation-Disclosures, ieine fiiltl'
relic @ntpidlmg niht our1iii6rciy
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lid not6iq OdB Oie Guropdiiirlrl9
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luic Oies biS6cr gcp66nlid Ocr 6da
geweicr rein b0noIeriIhc 3iucde per.
folgt, ionOern nit Dem Grnit circS
g(r5tes an scr franfen unO ibpdtsH
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mir ougaiiibrt 6aben, crli6tlid, pap
man eS 6ier cnOliG cinmal nit ciiiclH
.Griegs6lld~ 5n t6un bat, oos jlr
G6rc ieincs @erfoiiers iuiS Scr ser
aus9eber fein ioIhes it, ionocrn uiel
mebr cil 9erf. ooS Gin rcucs 5oI'
ibungSocGiet crihlieBeu mil. G1y
gud lit iibrigens mr. ols criter EDell
eiues @ciomnltuerfes iibcr OnS %rop'
lem ser Guropdiiirlmg orielttnliI1cl,
@irt6I6ait geOa6t. Der 5peite Ebcll
miro iid ipe5iel nit Dem nd6ere'H
tiirfiiden 0rieut beiaiien.
@eprciioIicn { mo6rcS o'c'
icbi6tbem. SSn ciner tleinen bol
ltciniihcn Stuot, no es nod feinc
9utterforten lmo G6nIid)e 5rcuOc'
giebt, ioll sic &oain Morgens bon
@lil6mo9en ein 9futo Butter .6olel'
9lod oeraumer 3cit fomult DC
oShonme@ nit Dem lceren Tellel
auriid. aDe cfIige airl mill nv
omers feen 8otter eeben, as ipell'
id Siinnoog nit enl ittgobl" ~ ryia'
@}orie, Oenn t6un sic cs ood0
meint Die @ndoige 5ureoenO. gy'cc'
id ihoa 0oW mi mobren (biitcllb
gdbn &c oodb nit ocu ShccIe'
(Sdiefen) ut, &c miilt nod Oe @o''
ter etcn"
2 c6reGcnSfinN. uWluifel'
fam imier nelie5 Shl6enmdohel ~
JNntfeln Iphrn 2" 0Oicgn Npnn .Dlll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21

SliIiiibt olii 0ed gcbabt, ais sic 81.
ploiionsartifel gaimoen wuroen INN
eli irau5oiiider SraAtberlooer 6obe
iic ibm ols foit cincn SliB lang, aus
Giicn beIte6enO inO nit 6oHgraOigen
@rploiipIioiien acfiiQt eeibiIOcrt.
Ger 6ron5oic babe bin5useiii9t, oie
Site oes 9rnnOeS babe sic Bomber
sum GrploOiren brineen iolleu
Ter 3uder mar inter 9litiicbt bon
%ri0at,Ectettins in @rooflDn perlo.
Den iuorOen onoere bdtten bic go.
Oing I'M ShifiSraiut ii6erwobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-21
Sebr trnt.
Sic Gage in Orte3ens
lanO.
9femcS ltltimatAnl upm ncn
0(aiirtem.

9lohr ser 6orOeruuscn Der Gntcute-
madltc nod gcbcim ocboIten.
Ger Sobit.GonlmonoircnOc ocr
Slaiirten-6lotte bat bcrIongt, BOB
Die GeionOtcu Scr GentrolmGdte
Bis @ittmo@ @ricdenIonO ocr-
loiien ntiiiieu. ~ llnibcriitGt bon
sltbcn mcgcn 0iubeit0rungcn &c.
i@loiicu.
&onOon, 60 9tobcm6er. Cine
9lcltcr.Gepcidc ans gltbcn imtcr gc.
Itri0cu Gotim iagt, OoB Oie Situa.
tiou in @ric6cnlonO b0hit crnlt uno
bcociltungspoll lit.
Ger Correspondent iiiot 6ni5u:
uGie ylotur Der am Somitog fornt.
lirten 6oroerlnecn ser @ntcntc.
uQhtc miro guar ge6cin 0c6olteIt
obcr cs miro gclaubt, onB oiciclbca
Die 5orm cines llItinlotumS onno6-
NET 0ciicn 3crmin morgcn oo-
lGuit.~
0ie @cion6tcn scr Cen.
fra m d d tic iolIen
gebel.
SonOou, 20. giooembcr. -Gicc.
9(omiral on 5ournet, @o@iirommon.
oirenoer Ser glaiirten.5Iottc, bot,
uod) ciucr Gepei6e ans gItben al Die
Grdangc telegraph 60. Oic @eiunO.
ten Geilti6lnnOs, Seierrcib In
oarnS, 9ulgaricnS mo ser Siirtci
bcnobric6tigt OoB iie bis siinl @titt.
poG @ricdcnlano uerloiieu niiBten.
@ricbiihc 0ffi5ierc Oiir-
len lid Gcni5cloS " T.
mec oni1lieBcn.
9lt6cM II. g}oDelu6er, pio 2oni
oon, 90. 9toDem6er. 0ur6 einen
bcite gasc6enen f6nigliden Grlob
miro oeaicuigen orie6iihcn 0ifi3ie.
rcn sic lid Ser propiioriitben 9icgic.
rimg III 5olonifi ou5uitbIicBcn min
i6cu 0er 9(iiStritt ats Ger 9(rmce,
nod eingerei6ter 9lcIisnotion, &C.
pdbrt, Slei65eitig miro Ocrcn 6rci.
laiiiug ans oeln SpneroS. yefdigniB
poielbit iic ouf Oic gliiidul6iglng Ocr
| Sa6ncnitudt aus Scr grietbiicben Dir
NEE ieitgebalten ipiirOen, on9eoronet
(Gepciden Ser Ieiligfeiten-gl9en.
| tur bonn If. 9topem6cr beiaqten, man
bo6c crfo0rcn, Dab Die griehii@e 9c.
giering Sen 6oroeulngcn ser @n.
tente, Ocn 9eonlten unO Cfii5iercr
ooaigc Srei6eit 5n gc6eu oer propi.
ioriihen Slegierlng iih an5uidlicBcn
inter ocr &oroIsieBnng, OoB iic Dor
her i6rrn g6iGieo einrei@ten ent.
Iproheu fa6e.)
Stbener llniDcriitGt get
ihloiicn
2ouorn, 90 Nooenl6er. ~ Ok
Gricmiidc 9legicrlmg bat oic S6lic
bun0 Scr lluiocriitdt uon gtt6cn me
gct BON gc0cmportigen 5tiOertcl
onge5ettelten 9iubcitoulNocn an0c
oronct. 60 bcribtet cine ao6cI.Ge
pci6c bon 9iclifcr'S 9erihterltnttcr il
9lt6cn.
&ubcitorun8cn gltbcncr
StuOcntcn.
gltbtn, II. 9}ooem6er, pia Con
Oor, 20. 9tooember. Cine gln5d6
Scr Gutcntr giinltig eeiinnter Stiioen
tcn ser llnioeriit0t bon 9lt6en biel
gcIicrl cinc Concentration 1b. 81
ibrcr Spite itono @roielior &ctmc5a1
Scr iuriitiidcn SoIldtdt. GS uurO
Elm &erluh gcrodt, cine 0iniicnOcr
ionmlimg ob5nbolteu nit oeu
3ipcdc, Dem SOnig aonilautn Gin
Neiolltion 81 untcr6rcifcn i'm 5il'
gliioo6c Der 9icntrolit1t 81 @rnltcl
oer 9lIliirtcn 5l bciDcgen. GoDal
ShiOenten leeten Oagegcn Scrlua6
rnng ciiJ lu0 eS entltano cin 5trcit
ocn SIT iblihten, Oic &oli5ei 1erbei
gcrliicn ncrOen miiBte. sOlebrer
&erioncn trugen III Dem Strcit Der
leblnBcn oapon.
slifiidjt ouf 0cd gebobt, ais sic 81