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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERR.TORY OF A EASE A
THIRD 1T\ I SION
EVA BROY.'N, FI; intiff.
Against
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Ti;E PRESIDENT < F THE I’M!
ED STATES OF \MERIC \, GREET
I NO:— TO VERNON BROWN. The
abmc n. int*d defendant.
You aw hvV by inquired to r.p
j on * in the Di trict Court for the Ter
ritory of Ahu kn, T! h ! Division, with
in thi tv days after th compaction of
the p blieation of th!.- summons, t '•
vit. yi'hiu thirty da\ ' af or the 10th
day cf A» ’*;h 10D>. an*, answer th'
complaint of EVA BROWN the aho.
uanvd plaintiff in th' above nan d
cau e, v.T.'ob can e r.n action foi
livorc? f r or > of C c i ar
by iaw. \ vcre' i the plalntTf pray •
i mm net lie &
I SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
.or a (]«v iv of ab oluto divorce from
you, forever dissolving the bonds ol’
i udr.iaony ixi ting between you and
a ;i 'ain.iff. And you are hereby
fud that if you fail to appear and
Lie .a I complaint as herein
j , d. the said plaintiff will take
» rment against you for want
. f, and will apply to the court
»■ Urn relief demanded in her said
* ’ int, a herein above ret out.
The order for publication of this
• .m ns a; duly made and entered
i t’ > 5th day of February, 1919.
i”: dat • of the first publication of
umnions is the 27t!i day of
oh r y , 1919, and the last day of
: Lion thereof i> the 10th day of
April 1919.
\ TbN'FSS the Honorable Fred M.
*F- v *i. ,Tvd"e ef said Court and the
Sra iI r of, thi; ath day of February,
t1, year of our Lord One thousand
re ’ mdrod and nineteen, and oi
i ’1 ’endonco the one hundred and
o• 1 y third.
Arthur Lanpr, Clerk.
IF- .7aim B. Alillor, Deputy Cle k.
' "• ay. Sew ard.
*' t** ef fiv-t Pub., Fob., 27th. 1919.
• Pub., April 10th, 1919.
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V *17 PRISONERS ANXTOPS
1*0 FIND WORK TO ESCAPE
FROM DREAD MONOTONY
1.0* IV)\* March 1.°,— By A. P.
f the eagerness of war prison
o:’ ar t > find in work escape from
h «* si nr* monotony of confine
:.w a* behind haihed wire is revealc I
in the Iluhlcbcn Exhibition which ha
! boon opened here by Princess Patric
ia of Connaught. It *’io\ s too the *v
; .souicet'ulne o of the Kngli. h captiv .
in the German camp at Puhlcbon and
1 bow occupation not only 1: pt them
healthy in mind but actually, acc'oril
ing to physicians, saved the lives of
many who would have succuml ed to
despair.
In the early clays of the camp th
craftsmen among the prison r .'.mud
the greatest difficulty in obt lining
materials. A bit of wood or i ap of
old iron was a prize.
Among the exhibits is a dainty
little machine, perfect in evrry d t n
Before the artificer could make it, e
had to steal the brass knob from the
l commandant’s door.
A triple-cxpan ion engine in run
ning order represents eighteen week'
labor. The raw materials were scrap
of metal found in the camp’s ashcaa
You see pretty puises and hand
bags. They were made from the skin
jf rats trapped by the prisoners.
Toward the end there was estab
lished at the camp* a wcll-oi ganiz** i
handicraft department with about :'()»
pupils, in art-metal work, bookbinding
voodcarving and carpentry.
The exhibition is to help ropatri* t
1 ed prisoners, but many < ike exh'b
ts are not for sale, t’o n.akcrs rolli
ng to part with work that cost the n
such patient toil.
Tf you judge by tlmir ://\ som *
imos it is hard to tr’l v bother the.'
:*.ie spectacle * or wind sheilds.
II. V llOBKN A. F. Uav'«
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i H. v. IJOHKN, Manager,
Coal, Wood and Ice
(ifiitTul Trunafe I’huuea, Mam 17 ami 81
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