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The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
GERMAN-AUSTRIANS CROSS RHINE

BASEL. Switzerland, Aug. 29.-Three German army corps and two Austrian army corps have crossed the river Rhine going westward and are accompanied wlt. heavy siege guns. That trey moving on some 0 the French fortresses near the German border almost tain with the intention of proceeding westward through France towards Paris and cooperating with the Ger man armies which about to descend on the about to descend on the French capital from the north. In the east of France several powerful Notifications have been erected since the FrancOPrussan and serious obstruction to the German and Austrian ad- vance from the east The French known to be posted around these Notifications in great force and the most stubborn opposition to the invaders is looked for in that quarter It is regarded somewhat strange that the Austrans considers it wise to dispatch large force to the French frontier while the Russians are threatening Gaicia.
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BEAR CAUGHT IN FISH
 TRAP AT WEST POINT

That big brown bear was recently caught in a fish trap at West Point is the strange story brought to the city by J. C. Holman who returned last night with his sons, Chet and Crit. Mr. Holman says that there are lots of moose down the Kenai river and lots of bear on the Alaska peninsula this year. The bear that got caught in the trap was shot by the owners of the trap, Berg and Wick. He was tearing the whole thing to pieces. Mir. Holman says that everything that could not fly has been caught in that same trap. Even seals have fallen victims to it.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
ALL BELIEVE NOW THAT
 SEWARD Is THE PLACE
Cordova People Particularly Regard This as the Only Spot For
 Railroad Terminal

That Cordova and the other places along the coast now have come to the conclusion that Seward is the only place for the government railroad ter minal is the news brought back by Ed Whittemore who returned last night after a visit of several days to those places. He says that there has been a complete change of sentiment where Seward had not been the favorite pre- viouSly and that now it is all Seward.
 Mir. Whittemore also says that the Cordova Commercial club is spending over three hundred dollars month r advertising the city and district ani that the least given per month by any member of the organization for that purpose is five dollars.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
HERSHEY MAKES A
 SPLENDID CLEANUP

HOPE, Ala, Aug. 22.-John Her shey made a cleanup on his property on Palmer creek yesterday. He has a ,nc-stamp mill in operation and after running two tons of ore through the mill cleaned up a little over 20 ounces without cleaning his mortar. This is the first run of the mill and it has caused quite a little excitement mong prospectorS. Hershey has l6O tons of ore blocked out, all of which he believes is very near as rich as that that he run on.
 Wm. Taylor and Sam Dunlap have uncovered a ledge of 2000 feet on Bear creek, and tunneled in on samI 90 feet and report from 3 to feet of lead which assays over $7O.
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DETAILS OF NAVAL BATTLE

LONDON, Aug. 29-The details of the naval battle which was fought HeligOland now coming out and it shows that the battle sharp and terrible All the German cruisers participating were sunk as well as two of the German destrOyerS Many others of the Ger man ships were damaged while serious damage was n hicted on the British vessels.
 The casualties on the British side also few cOrdng to the information given out and the whole affair is regarded as brilliant victory for the navy in this country The battle lasted eight hours during which the guns of the opposing fleets made continued The maneuvering both sides was perfect and the ships stood LID to each other in perfect shape The gunnery the BritiSherS seemed to be better No information is forthcoming as to the number of ships engaged either side but this will probably be known later
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MANY GERMANS KILLED

PARIS Aug. 29.-The French found twenty live nun dred dead Germans before Nancy after the fighting "hcn took place there some time ago and the number of dead Germans found before VirrmOnt four thousand nVe hundred. This is only evidence of the awful slaughter which the Germans subjected to by ther headlong charges against well enrenched positions In all the battles it is sad the Germans have lost than their opponents They continue their charges in close or der notwithstanding the iighfu experiences they have passed through The generals to believe that this IS the most effective method of crushing opposition in spite of the loss of life attending it.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
MAGAZINE MEN TO
 WRITE UP SEWARD

NJ. J. Burns, artist, and J. J. Un- derwood, author, are now in Seward as representatives of Harpers and will remain here securing material for a series of illustrated articles for that publication. They arrived on the Evans last night after trip in other sections and will go out on the next boat. Mir. Burns is one of the promi nent magazine illustrators of the United States and Mir. Underwood is the author of the noted book, "Alas-
 q. an Empire in the Making, and, also, the Alaska editor of the Seattle Daily Times.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
ROBS SPOKANE
 BANK AT NOON
LONE HIGHWAYMAN LOCKS UP CASHIER AND ESCAPES
 WITH $10O0 CASH

SPOKANE, Aug. 2S.-Thc State Bank of Spokane was robbed today in the bright light of the noontide by q lone highwayman who succeeded in getting clear away with one thousand dollars in cash.
 The bank is situated in the heart of the city but the highwayman, with ex- traordinary nerve, entered the build ing and succeeded in locking up the only member of the staff present, Hale, the assistant cashier.
 He then cooly secured one thousand dollars in cash and made his getaway before anyone knew what had occur red.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
HAS KONIGSBERG FALLEN

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 29.-Reports are circulating that the city of Konigsberg in Eastern Prussia has fallen before the attack of the Russians Should this be the truth it would mean very severe blow to the Germans as Kongsberg is strongly fortified seaport of the Ger man empire Danzig Bay It has been described as one of the most important Notifications in that part of Prus- sa as well as most important city.
 The East Prussian city of Alensten has been taken by the Russians after three days of the most stubborn fight ing The Germans lost heavily during the battle and now reeatng before the victorious soldiers of the czar
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GERMANS RUSH TO EAST

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 29.-RarOad traffic of the or dinary kind has been virtually suspended all Ger many as all the railroads being used by the gov ernment to rush troops from the west front to reinforce
 the western troops which so hard pressed by the Russians Every German liable to military service has now been called to the cOOrs that large force be dispatched to the westward without endangerng the Ger man position in French territory. It is supposed all over Europe that the Germans now making one grand effort to smash the organization of the allies the Belgian border so that they might be able to present stronger front to the Russian hosts. The most awful fighting is sure to in East Prussia and only when the Germans oppose the Russians in great force will the war really have reached the crucial point
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
MORE OPINIONS

Other people think that the decisive battle is still pro greSSing between the Germans and the allies and that Germany has by means beaten down opposition Tn that part of the field of operations.
 Never has more remarkable state of things existed. few hours journey from England the greatest military operations in history proceeding and. although the means of communication between human beings were never SO perfect there is not word known here.
 The government declares that it is hiding nothing and it further states that if disaster has occurred it knows nothing about it. All the armies have refused war cor respondents the privilege of accompanying them and the only source of news is the government press bureau 1t is thought that news is being purpOSely withheld.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
SILENCE HANGS OVER OPERATIONS

LONDON Aug. 29-The most absolute silence IS now reienng over the operations near Northern France and not word of real news has been heard from that quarter since Wednesday, In quarters this is taken to mean that the German troops have become exhausted and the operationS so that the men might become rested This would mean that the forward march has been interrupt ed but the opinion is only OpniOn however and there may be Other reasons for the silence It IS regarded as strange that the secretary of state for Lord Kit chener has received If he has he has kept it strict ly to himself But the awful veil of silence continues since Wednesday when quarter of million of Germans tried to hack their way through the British lines but were held at bay by half that number.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
KNIK WANTS LAND
 OFFICE AT SEWARD

Knik, Ala, Aug. 24.-At the meet ing of the Knik Commercial club held last night a petition was filed with the United States land office request ing that the office for this division be located at Seward, instead Of Valdez, as it would entail a less expense upo-. people visiting the office from this section. It was also decided to clear the cemetery grounds of all brush and make a park of it. The club has a substantial membership and it's
 -,..ngs are we'll attended.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
ITALY MAY JOIN ALLIES

GENEVA Switzerland, Aug. 29.-The Italians in Switzerland have been summoned home to Italy to join the Italian coors and the Italian fleet is reported to be ratng at an Adriac port with the intention Of joining the British and French squadrOnS somewhere near Trieste.
 That Italy cannot keep out of the war is now regard ed certain and most people waiting to hear her entering complaint against Germany or Austria an excuse for joining their enemies
 Victory for Germany and Austria, it is generally be- eved would be followed by attack Italy for refusal to maintain the triple alliance and ItayS only hope is to add her strength to the allies for the defeat of Germany
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
RTSSTANS SURROUND THE FORTS OF KONICSBERC
The Ausriia11s Attack m
 Poland, But Are Defeated
AUSTRIANS DEFEATED

ST. PETERSBURG Aug. 29.-The Austrians have been defeated in fierce battle with the Russian left flank in Russian Poland The Austrian army crossed the Aus troPosh frontier opposite Ianow with the intention of turning the Russian left flank for the purpose of relieving the Russian pressure the Germans in East Prussia. The Austrans retreamg back towards Austrian territory after very serious losses The Russian foot reg mens captured the cOors of the Eleventh Hungarian Re- serves and the Hungarians almost annhllated All the news coming from the front most favorable to Rus sian arms and the rejocingS in this city continue night and day.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
LARGE NUMBER OF
 MEMBERS JOIN MOOSE
Lodge Has Now the Number Requir-
 ed for Securing a Charter

More than twenty new members joined the Seward Moose lodge last night and the lodge has now secured enough members to obtain charter although only a few weeks have elapsed since the institution of the lodge. The meeting last night proved that 'he lodge is going to be a great one. It is now on a magnificent foot ing and later it will beat everything of it's kind in this part of Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29

The Jualin mine, owned by Belgian capital, has been closed down by the war according to A. Shyman of Seat tie who arrived last night. The mine is situated between Skagway and Ju- neau. Mir. Shyman says the mild cur ing camps in Alaska are also closed down as the only market for the pro- duct is Germany. About three thou sand trollers are out of employment On that account.
 M. Jerry, an oldtimer, has returned from Seattle and is glad to get back, He intends to establish a business here.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
BUNNELL PAYS FLYING
 VISIT TO SEWARD Democratic Candidate Arrives on Northwestern But Went Away
 On Her Again

Charles Bunnell, the democratic candidate for congress, arrived on the Northwestern last night but went away on her again.
 He is bound for Chitina where he is to be met in few days by some one with whom he will go to Fair banks. Owing to the fact that he would have had to remain here for several days before the coming of an other boat he considered ti advisable to proceed on his journey.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
Germans AHachH1g With
 An Unprecedented Fury
Il X T F. $ T.
KONIGSBERG INVESTED

ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 29.-The Russians have now invested the German fortress of kOnigSberg in East PruS Sa and the German garrison has been completely shut n No German army nterfered with the Russian operations so that the work of investment carried on without much difficulty and this is regarded fact of eXtraOr- dinary chance
 The Russians know that the reduction of the fortress would be matter of extreme difficulty if attempt ed by open attack but the chances that the garrison will be starved out if possible
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
PASSENGERS ON EVANS

The following left for Seattle on the Evans last night: Mrs. Ander- son, Miss G. Anderson, John E. Bal laine, Wm. Tecklenberg, T. M. Hunt, Miss F. Sauers, Miss Florence Bal laine, E. R. Ramsey, Frank Sellers, D. Greenwalt, M. Grenville, J. M. Ross, C. McGratt, c. Osterlund, J. .Desjardins.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
INCREASES LIMIT OF
 POSTAL ACCOUNTS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Con- gress has passed bill increasing the limit of individual postal savings ac- counts to one thousand dollars and the interest accruing from that amount.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
ACCUSED OF
 ALASKA MURDER
MAN ARRESTED IN ILLINOIS ON SUSPICION OF KILLING
 WIX0N

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-W. R. Rog- CTS has been arrested on the charge of killing Wixon at Glacier creek, Alas ka, and he has now been brought here from Libertyville, Illinois, and will probably be taken to the north to stand trial. The body of Wixon was found in the hills, it is said, last May where the two men had been prospect ing. The chase for Rogers has been going on ever since.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
ARRIVE IN CITY

The following are among the re- cent arrivals in the city: Wm. Kaiser of Mile IS, A. Ericsson from Mile 24, Andy Simons from Mile IS, s. c. Tic len and Mrs. Ticlen from Knik, F. E.. Whelpley. H. L. Lauritzen and son of Uuga have returned from San Francisco. Mir. Lauritzen has lived in Unga for ten years continuously and was a particular friend of Captian Moore.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
KNIK PEOPLE ALIVE

KNIK, Aug. 24.-The Knik Com mercial club has ordered printed sev- eral thousand circulars setting forth the advantages of travel on the Sew ard Iditarod winter trail, and will mail them to interior points in Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
FIRST CALF BORN

KNIK, Aug. 24.-Captain AXel NI. sen, a rancher at the mouth of the Matanuska river, is the proud owner of the first calf born in the section of the country. Olsen has five milk COWS which he will keep in Knik for the present. He is selling milk at Ia cents a quart.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29
w. HESSE GETS
 SOME FINE PICTURES

Word arrived last night that Will liam HeSse has received some fine moving pictures in the west of bear and moose. J. C. TCiman. who went west with Mir. Hesse, says the latter has been very successful in his work.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-03

MeStinen bes Tuttprs, uslhe i'd periuh'
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9atentmeosinen, aber ih petB. oitit IN
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iiartt uno trditigt ben wtibIiden Srsanis.
mug uno baui baS seidwahte 9troen pltem
auf gs bat oisle Jrauen woblbeba!tsn
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iteben, 10 idreiben Sic an Die SpOia
6. IinfGam> Rcoieiue So. (fOnFiocn'
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ger6inbsrter seIbitmOro.

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Gbannon,. 23 Sabre alt. tpelfe IN el'
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ben Sprung 5u perbinoern iiihten.
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gokal.Derid)t
Netirt
Sat Siirsermeiiter SpieseI bic CrSi'
uanS fit Heflame init Muiif.

9iirncrmeiiter Gpiegel bat eeIterll
Die Sroinans, bur6 ,pelf)e elmer &C.
tpiiien gdderfirina seiiattet ipiroe,
muiitaliite Reflame iiir lire Haaren
su MAIDEN, prompt nit ieinem 8eto
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ten 5u loiien. sllBeroem III Der giir.
germeiiter aiid) Der slniiht, oab cine
berartige erlailbluB an cine aus
partise 5irma Die 6oroerung pon
unIaiterem 8ettbeiperb bebeutet.
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Chen 9arf.

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icin, peI6es ourd, Die Sf,nlioiapp-
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III un6 Serr Sermann 9eliitebt, Der
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2nSlptp, SIP.

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trail ap. peiIt auf geiud BEL Srenn
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Der unabbdngi8feits'1 Tag
@irb in patriOtiider yperniinftisef"
@riie besangen iperben.

9ie Sourtb OF sylIp Garnipal gl'
location bat aith fir Die oiesjabrlge
iSeier oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipie'
Ser Elm edit patriotiides 9rosramln
,uiammenseitelt, bas cine perr,iinitt'
ge 5eier oes morgigeu 9ages iibert,
obne 2eib uno Seben 5li gefdbroen.
0iit Der 9urhiiibrung oes offi5Iel'
len Yrogranlnis miro an Ilorgea
um baIb neun llbr I'M gaiebaa Vdrf
beaonnen ipcrocn. giS neln llbr
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tapeae nnb bam perSen bic Dlit.
glieber oes 5,peiten 9legiments mlo
Der gatterie q Der sS5lnior Sroer
uniteo @meriean Diefanics cine re-
gillare Sflaft aur @oriiibrlng brIn.
gen, icipie Die gritiirmung zines
Sorts. lin bas Gublitum fiir Dos
slusiaaen Der anallerei aif Den
Stroben sii entitd6igen, Deroen
tu1breno bicier .ShladtD $4,000
blinbe @eirebrpatrouen uno 600
seanonenifI1se .perpufit" peroen.
Den 9eidIub Der Beranitaltllng bill.
bet Sann cine Gara6e 6es Hegiments.
SeIbitpcritdublid tit Der 3utritt 81
bieier 8eranitalt,rng frei.
ssn ben 9ahuitta5sitin,oen iinoen
in ailen Spielpldteu Der Staot Set
ern itait, bel meldcn 5laggen gebibt
imo slniprafen gebalten werSen.
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Sinsen BON patriotiiten 2iebern uno
aIlertano @ettipiele fir Die aleinen
umiaiien. 9ieie 5eiern firOen in ben
ioIgeroen Spielpldsen itatt unb neg.
nlen inn baIb Srci llbr ibren slnfaug:
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toms, Ditainlep Baibington Sin-
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ssoooparo, Spcamore. Sanna, Sui.
bert unb Wsobalpf. slm Sdiub bcs
Brogromms iperoen non iebem Spiei.
plat aus ettpa 20 Baaons aufgelaiien
perben oil oenen Dons fir GoIlpI
garbcn Gbofplabe beieitigt iine.
@1brenb Der slbenoitunoen ipir61
i'm GSen ssarf elm @rilantieuertperf
weroen.