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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-09

mo REPRESENTA- IvES
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Florida Press Association.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-10

EeiIagifre bes Gnmaro- Oannpfers
uOrbnnd", Der ioeben IN yeeiu g)orl
eimsetroffeu 1T, ntelSen, Sa6 Der
Gampfrr, iudbrrno II in Ser iriidler
see, 8tuifden GngIamb mno eSrlano,
fitbr, pierunoslpansig GtunSen lana
nit ainsrifanifdJe 5fasse anfaesosen
hattie.
Die rniiiid)e 0nma bat eimen ge.
idblaf nHsenOmmen, III benz es 6eist,
oaf &aRIenS otn aries 10 Iauee fort.
1eten miiiie, 6is Elm fir 9lnflano su-
frieSenitellenoer Grieoe m0sIid lei.
ans yaris iuiro aeinelbet, por oef
Sdlddt an Der Wsarme ba6e man BON
frams6iiider Seite nus Temtidlano
Frieoensanerbieten gentadt, aad be.
hen man 9eittidlanb 6as frans6fid)e
Sotbrinsen init gsameb, bic Sniel
Wiaoa9asfar nn6 oas Iroteftural
iiber Wiaroffo nbtreteu iupllte; nadl
Der Sd)[adt bei Der Wlarne lJabs
Sentldlanb srieoensanerbietmnae,I
genadf, nad 0enem es Gliak.2otbri,i.
gen, nit gmsnagme BON Straf6nra
abtretem nuo 1eIgien, ioiuie eiuer
Streifen aiiitenlan6 BON Siinfirdjei,
nad Calais erbalten ipIlte. geiot
@efdidlten inb nidjt iuabr.
Anf bent 9riegsidJanplas bei @ar.
.idDan Mnb in GF.gren6en lit offen.
bar nod nidts @idtiaes paiIiert
Nas bic ensIiTdjen gepeidjeu Sarii6er
iagen, III @eIdiudt. Sic ersaileu
ins BON ben Selbentatem, iueldle Sic
9infIen nod nmsfiibren f5nnten nnt
iueItbe @efabr fiir bic 9entidjen &c,
ftebe, seIheben lit bon alfem Sem Of.
fenbar nod nid)ts. 9as Gimsiae, iuas
mir iuiiIen, 1T, baf idjarf sefamtii
iuirb. Gin flares ltrteil ii6er 6ie
Spreanse 1T in bieiem slnsemblid
itmtn6efidy. gfndj ans ben Garpatbem,
@egenoeH iuir6 nidjts geenes beridl
fft. Gak Die Seiterreidjer in Der Sm.
fuiuina borseornnsen iinS, seiicbcn
lelbit bic 9lmfien 81, basesen bebans-
ten bic &nilem bei ben aarpatben-
paflen I'm 8eiten @orteile errinseu
81 baben, iuas bon ben Geiterreideru
nidt beitdtist tit.
Der biel senamnte amerifaniIdjs
rssiIttlmina", Der cine fir Dentidl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-10

erge6en ntiiiien, lit Der gatronillell-
fiibrer 2ei,t1ant bon ShierItaot
=Itiuer peripunoet; ME er, fonten pie=
le feiner 9eltte rlidt rnebr bonn
8lede. Gin ritterlibes 8olf tpiiroe
in iol6en Seiroetl Die &eloen ge-
ebrt Baben. @as aber gei6ab Ser
oenti6en Sffi8ierspatrouille bon ben
yran5oien?
uWtan itellte ms Dor ein arieas=
geriht uno perurteilte ltits ipeger
gliinoerlrng nno 3eritor1tng bon
Silroerniiien 81 fiinf Sabren @efang-
ris" beri6tet 2eutnant bon Gbier-
ita6t. ltno 2eiitnallt @raf Strahipib
uSn Gbalons Dor Elm &riegs9eri6t
aeiteat, ipegen 3eritorune .feiroli-
der 9inoerniiie nno ipegen Hliinoey
|rulg, oeren man 1ins obne tpeiteres
anflaste, iparoen mir ai fii1tf Sat-.
|ren @efatlgnis perl1rtei[t." lln0 er6
fiiste ben fltr5en Sat birt5u: o8ir
batten unlere 9flidt bis gum leste1l.
9lugeilblicf getan, utto oann oas boz
| firl"
Sros Der 3uriidbaitnng, Die iid
Die beioen Offi5iere IN ibreu griefeu
Iinfolae Der 3eniltr, Die frau5olii1er
ieits ausoeiibt miro, allferlegell
tmnBfen, trttt Der ihlpere 9olfcr-
redtsbrlidl, Der bier BON oen fran5o-
Ifiiden &riegsgeriht begangen MUIR
De, beutlid berbpr. gs lit rift err
liihHih, ipelde strafreftsbeftin.s
iniifsg 10 [nnge perorpbt ipur6e, Biz
Der Sail oieier oelitiden Batrouille
inter iie binnnteraepreBt iperoell
|fonnte;; oos lit nltd belangIos. ssll
loer Gage, in Der iih bie Natroui4e
befalto, mar ibr 5iibrer abloIut Be-
lredtist, nitfl obne Heqiiiiitionsiheiil,
dn6 Ieitnlin ooer nit .@einnIt aIIes,
mas 8ll ibrer 2ebehsnstoutft Ct.
| lforoerIid mar, sll rebfneit, ieien cs
ESebensntttteI Mier 5aIobin, iei 3es
I0er Wdgen, aiif bent oie MnrIdtiid-
tieen lpeiterbef6foert tuuroeit. Ser
| itoriins BON Sinoerniiiet gar
Waan traut ieireit Mneeli ,lid5t, .tpeilit
man Iielt, 0oB s[ngeborise Der feiilo-
Iliden Griegsmadt Inn oeiien ipinen
berllrteiIt stDurbetl tpug dbre militia
ride 8fli6t ut. gs lit, feit @ort
iHnrf genltg, mn ben GrebeI bieies
fran5oiiiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu
branomarfen. .ass
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aurje lltberiidt.


Ger Gnnaro 9antpfer oGr-
bama" inisbrandJt ebenfalls ,tn-
iere Slasse,
SranfreidJ itnb 0entIdllano
ba5em angeblid) 6eiSe Trieoen
MAIDEN tuullem.
Die rniiiide 9aina perlamgt
arieg bis sit einent smfrieoem-
ifeIlen0en 5rieben.
Gngliide 9ampferlinie itef-
len Setrieb elm.
Sif Siirfen bumbarSiercn
Yalta.
9ie rniiiide 9itma lit smiam-
memgetretem.
Die aominlm IN griigse 6a-
ben anseblid lire alassem eiit=
sieden miifien.
Bon ben ariessidanpIGten
miro nid)ts Aenes 6erid)tet.
Ger 0ampfer ,SiIbelmiua9
in Jalmpntb dnsefommen.
sSfalien bebGlt ansaeSiente
SOIbaten inter @affen.
GriedJenlano uerlanst Sdne
fur feline Sdiffe.
StaatsiefretGr bon sSaeuiu
giebt nentraIen Sdiffem ben
Hat, ans Der 9riesssone fpri-
sablei6tn.
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Ans W0eriio.

II. Seripllaoe1e y earranoa Sffl'
oaels, uls y galepo Sareoo ailgelofn'
.:sh W. ll,Iu, paeeh ule $. naWri9f oorl+
gasl,as gaia ssulu.'l, a o'b gepilIeIep nog
seluusll sl ,I nllo paB p'e earran5lltos
ppii gslglugen nl.l[a ielen. g. en-,
IL e.ar lnu pal lesl oIl15lea ole rem.
~, Ur'' Slplvi!lu.en ~ oer paiptlIaof
osellso 1e an!eelofoert, nan iraeno Ct
,'sl y, giaDl lp. u Gem Don INN pe1errlD'
zen ! sOeoseI gu folllnten 8le MltfIor,
pernIsg mliroe 1iiilerllr staatsletretar
oirp Sriid's Agentell Slorente iiber=
mIi1eit llflo Sfaatsletretar Brpa1
EDaf lle oem bra11ltlla1ltld1et1 11 gelanoteiI
n sDferlco mltaetellt. =
yen Sslln bat DER bier tagenoell
nleTlfoMllden Professionalism IN
etiler 14orf gepaltenen Note nlitge-
teill, odB er aiif TIRE Bor1hlage niht
elneeDen fperoe.
gilla bat ben Mitglieoern Der
bier berlonlnelten ssriee sfonferen5,
telonoers Dem friiberen Miniiter
gainboa, ill Der 0epeid)e, in Der e.
~ ,s; Soaiuoaase ~ aDieyH1e, legI oerp
5sm'e IN, ,,assa, s.s,saa.s se'''sl - pal ~
,,em go.. sesuOl eas as. Dab y al uAs
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,> l.s .s'.a..ses n.a.'. u ~ glas'''e'. ~ ~ 1aao
a,n a~ ''sl'a ss seelsa. g: alp Du.aopa ~ Ipe.
So S,sn ',1 ,1s, o.e'.. seins.ssA WY ens s.Isoeaa
ess 60 nulaapu1uls ap n''o peuluels
49, tx ~ sssss ls sape ~ pa6 e e,sE:r e,srl.r
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ssDi sst puus. M . sul.o. oab o.s ouasan. aS
"a a. se'.l.'u'i si'elau usnl su'.os
.sr: s'.gs a,'o Ss ss.soen 'as 9essusl. oaaas nlg
nns'lp.'eIs '.s gs. Splsl w Sa. WY osn1
ehlputt gulle oub YET 3, yet'anl usl
suh5ell meoollll.on n oeuaslu1 a,e 0elsl' . ip.s
Hollue1olg oelIt Sailoe Wlelleo S9Iul.s
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S. "A. FLORAL COMPANY.

Bouquets, 8lunenitiidef fir 5od5eiien
uuo 8e9rdbmiiie. Sopfpflaft5eit. s9ofens
itrduder. Sbitbdlinte. Gtiefn,iitterden
IN 8liite ooer geetpflan5erl &rriintt
fef6it, ihreibt ooer felepboiliert grodeti
1902. sos Iain @re. 8aul 2ae, 1ens
nnner
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Prof. Pierce, der Indianer

Ser &rdliters9ottor. Seine &rduters
Me0i5inen fiirieren poiitib llnberbaulidlz
felt, Mbeiimatisntus, 2nnlbago lino 9fiifs
fenid]iner5err ST per Slafde. t05 Slis
Souiton GtraBe, Gan 91toflio, Seras.
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sdliitt Gnre glnaefIriaen

ben ben soleen bon 1lneliidsfdllen ilnf
9ranfbeiteii. Die gith befaIlen in5gen
&cmmt na9 6. 6. &nffip, 824 @iiftters
@ebdube poer telep6pniert Srabis 4159
ipe9en gin5el6eiteu. Gehr liherale 9ateil
fir 9lrbeiter.
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.cffisiellen geridjt siueitere $4,000
gSffisiere nnb MamnidJaftelt.
8ie &niien bebauptel1, Ste 9eut-
ifen Ratten In Den ghladteft ON oer
8ei6iel nebrere y3ebntallienoe4
'perloren. 8ieie o3ebntaltIenoe mer-
gen mol crit genoaer no6se5abH per-
'cen ntiiiien.
No6 Ben 8erihten oes geriiner
Rofal s(n5eigers bobe1t oie 9rnp-
pen IN ben &orpotben fdtper llnter
Gem Shnee 5n Ieioen.
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n empire 0Reitaurant (friiber Gpn.
eurota), edit ntegtfaniidle Gpeiien, gegcn.
iiber benz empire zEbtater, ct. WfarDs
Ctr. 223. Sci. Grpdett 1912.
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u9lbobe Sslanb b"-Sa6ner-Gies
gum @erfanf. $1.00 per Snteno,
per 9areel-9spit abseliefert. Grtra.
Greis fir 10 9ateno. Nian iuemoe
iid) an sSrik ebert, Mariom, Seras.
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Or. 9tpbert See gSitbers 6at leinp
Office nod ieiner @obiring. 1872
9mper glbe.. berleet Gllfen miro BEL
Gag ooer gsaht prompt nahgefom-
men. Reues Eel. 541. Srobis 541.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-10

Sir brehen oft elmer Sade bie
Spite ab, inoem mir ibr cine anoere
Spise aeben.
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SLOAN & HAGY

itatter uno Ginbaliamierer. 425 @e-
can StraBe. 8eioe Eelepbone 104.
Often Gag uno 9eobt.
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II. @rapes lit snriidsefebrt.

g. u. saricab So. aeIepbone 7oS
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ssran 6. s aluf, 8leioer.gsdberir
210 George @eb1u0e
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-16

M S. Roberts, Devefeax, with Mrs.
P. R. Booker, sol w. Alapaha.
]. H. Riff, Norman Park. with Mrs.
J. H Ennis, 227 E. Altamaha.
B. D. Ragsdale, Macon, at Aldine
Hotel, guest of ]. L. Dorminey,
B. S. Railey, Cuthbert, with Mrs.
w. D. Dorminey. 502 w. Central.
M. S. Roberts, Warthen, with Mrs
H. ID. Vaughn, Dixie Highway, N.
R. M. Ridgol, Warthen, with Mrs.
H. D. Vaughn, Dixie Highway, North
R. L. Robinson, Conyer with Mrs.
w. T. Hinson, 301 w. Roanoke.
D. c. Rainey, Triton, with M S. ].
B. PARROT, N. Lee.
Rev. ]. D. Raybun, Mt. Vernon,
with Mrs. J. B. PARROT, N. Lee.
B. G. Smith, Atlanta, with Mrs. !.
A. Parrot, All N Lee.
w. L. Speer, Douglas, with Mrs. J.
H. Booker, 701 w. Alapaha.
]. A. Scroggins, Norman Park, with
Mrs. J. H. Ennis, 227 E. A1tamaha.
M. M. Seawright, Norman Pork,
with Mrs. S. w. Walker, $40 E. Alta
maha
J. E. Summons, Griffin, with Mrs.
E. K. Farmer, los E. Roanoke drive.
Chas. H. Schwall, Spread, with Mrs.
C. S. Isler, Az S. Main.
Allen c. Shuler, Gainesville, with
Mrs. c. S. Isler, Az S. Main.
DR.. J. w. Stanford Cuthbert, with
Mrs. G. E. Kicker, Holtzendorf flats.
H. H. Shell, cambridge, with Mrs.
Marcus Luke, 502 N Grant.
L. Strong, West Point, with Mrs.
]. L. McCarty, 507 S. Lee.
T. S. Scroggins, HaDevi11e, with
Mrs. Geo. w. Brown, 702 S. Lee.
Rev. A. T. Sears, Griffin, with Mrs.
G. F. Gray, 4O8 w. Pine.
P. M. Sullivan, Zebu1on, with Mrs.
]. L. Schallenberger, 108 W. Roanoke
c. w. Sharman, West Point, with
Mrs. c. E. Brewer, 313 S. Lee.
A. I. Spalding, Atlanta, with Lee
Grant Hotel, guest of E. L. Dorminy.
]. R. Singleton, Statesboro, with
Mrs. ]. L. McCarty, 507 S. Lee.
Lamon Simms, Albany, with Mrs.
D. B. Ware, 315 S. Main.
Rev. A. C. Stephenson, Norman
Park, with c. A. Johnson, $40 S. Main.
I. N. Sheppard, Norman Park, with
c. A. Johnson, 800 S. Main.
R. T. Smith, Locust Grove, with
Mrs. ]. B. Wall, sol S. Lee.
n. L. Staplcton, Colquitt, with D.
A. Bragg, 608 S. Lee
A. A. Seymour, Bowman, with Mrs.
E. c. Snider, 512 W. Ohoopee.
w. A. Stead. Newman, with Mrs
]. K. Griffin, 401 N. Lee.
A. J. Smith, Augusta, with Mrs. T.
E. Williams, 714 w. Altamaha.
J. w. Smith, Reynolds, with S. M
Witchard.
Rev. J. S. Settle, Winder, with Mrs
| J. B. Seanor, 213 S. Main. !.
M. S. Shivers, Eatonton, with Mrs
w. L. Stovall, 800 S. Sherman.
J. c. Solomon, Atlanta, Empire Ho-
tel, guest of A. J. Mcdonald.
A, M. Smith, Atlanta, with Mrs. J.
B. Wall, 301 S. Lee.
Rev. S. w. Smith, Triton, with Mrs
Pauline Crawley, 708 S. Main; meals
at Wright Torrence's.
R. w. Shellman, Sylvania, with Mrs
Pauline Crawley, 708 S. Main: meals
at Wright Torrence's.
R. H. Thompson, Cumming, with
Mrs. ]. w. Pass, 400 S. Grant,
]. A. Thurston, Thomaston, at De-
Vane Hotel, guest of church.
Ben S. Thompson. Madison, with
Mrs. D. B. Ware, 315 S. Main.
R. P; Tapley, Aviation, with Mrs.
G. H. Bryant, 307 w. Pine.
Rev; T: M. Thomas, Arlington, with
Mrs. J. M. Haines, Empire Hotel.
Rev. S. 0. Thomas, Pelham, with
Mrs: J: D. Mclaughlin, 301 S. Main.
w. A. Taliaferro, Macon, with Mrs.
J. B. Wall, 3O1 S. Lee.
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A. 7. Taylor, Waver1y Hall, with
Mrs. ]. H. Wideman, 807 w. Central.
T. r. Talmadge, Forsyth, with Mrs.
G. A. Jolley, 3O2 S. Main. n
F. w. Tyler, Norman Park, with
Mrs. Vim. McLendon, ZIG w. Lemon.
Rev. S. o. Thomas, Pelham, with
Mrs. J. D. Mclaughlin, 301 S. Main.
w. F. Thompson, Doerun, with
Mrs o. burden, GA w. Suwanee.
VIM. C. Underwood, Cyrene, with
Mrs. w. H. Pickens, 808 E. Altamaha.
D. H Vaughn, Lavonia, with Mrs.
S. M. Hall, 315 S. Grant.
DR.. R. Vandetter, Jackson, with
Mrs. M. S. Smith, 4O4 w. Magnolia.
DR.. A. B. Vaughn, Lagrange, with
E. K. Farmer, los w. Roanoke.
DIR. A. w. Van Hoose, Rome, with
L. L. Griner, 802 S. Main.
Martin A. Wood, Vineville, Macon,
with Mrs. L. A. Turner, ll9 w. o.
conee.
Alva G. Walker, Sandersville, with
| ]. A. George.
F. T. Williams, Cumming, with
Mrs. ]. w. Pass, 400 s. Grant
J. H. Witchard, Dawson, with Mrs.
S. M. Witchard.
H. w. Williams, Covington, with
Mrs Marcus Luke, 502 N. Grant.
Q. L. Williford, Madison, with Mrs.
E. J. Dorminey, 313 5. Main.
w. L. Walker, Rome, with Mrs.
E. J. Dorminey, 313 S. Lee.
J. C Wilkerson, Columbus, with
Mrs. J. B. Russell, 615 S. Lee.
w. w. Voolfolk, Powersville, with
Mrs. M. B. Mobley, 602 w. Pine.
Rev. A. D. Woodle, Sandersville,
with Rev. E. G. Orahood, 1913 N. Main
w. D. Willingford, Commerce, with
Mrs. A. H, Thurmond, 4O7 S. Lee
w. H. Williams, Corde1e, Empire
Hotel, guest of B. T. Strickland,
Simon T. Witaker, Fayetteville, with
Mrs. E. T. James, PIG S. Main.
DR.. ]. S. Wynne, Cairo, with Mrs.
]. A. Jones, 407 w. Pine
E. w. ]. Willingham, Macon, with
Mrs. L. Kennedy, 32o s. Main.
]. c. Wilkerson, Columbus, with
Mrs. ]. B. Russell, 615 S. Lee
P. U. Waters, Sylvester, with Mrs
I. Eads, 615 S. Grant
DIR. R. c. Woodward, Abel, with
Mrs. H. A. Adams, 302 w. Orange
J. T. Wilkens, Abel, Mrs H A.
Adams, 302 w. Orange.
Rev. F. H. Watkins, Abel, with Rev.
R. M. Mann, 218 w Magn liza
T. ]. Washington, Dexter, with Mrs
VIM. McLendon, 216 w. Lemon.
w. ]. Waits, Flovil1a, with Mrs. C.
A. Winslow, 601 w. Suwanee.
T. W. Mithoff, Fort Valley, with
Mrs, R. C. Ellison, COL w. Pine.
]. w. Williams, Statesobro, with
| re 0Iy bo, D.
H. L. Williams, Baxley, with Mrs
H. B. Isler, 500 S. Grant.
DR.. J. L. White, Atlanta, with Mrs
J. B. Seanor, 213 S. Main.
H. D. Warnock, Dansboro, with
Mrs. S. M. Hall, 315 S. Grant
w. S. Walker, Monroe, with Mrs
M. S. Smith, 404 W. Magnolia.
Simon P. Whitaker, Fayetteville,
with Mrs. E. T, James, PIG S. Main.
J. H. Witherington, Dublin, with
Mrs. M. Mcdonald, 216 S. Main.
S. E. Walker, Macon, with Mrs.
I. Gelders, 500 W. Central
Rev. A. c. Ward, Atlanta, with Mrs.
A. H. Denmark, All S. Main, guest OF
Miss Graves.
G. F. Wilson, Pitts, with Mrs. To-
sephine Schmitz, ia S. Main, guest of
T. J. Hansen
N. K. Wilkes, Pelham, with Mrs.
w. M. Emerson, sos w. Pine.
DR.. Whyte. Forsyth, with Mrs. C.
H. Ritch, 6O2 w. Central, guest of
D. L. Perry.
c: II. Yearly, Blue Ridge, with S.
M. Whitchard
w. o. Young, Sparta. with Mrs. J.
B. RUSSELL 615 S. Lee.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
SEWARD. ALASKA FRIDAY, AUGUST P, 1915

The Gateway takes special delight in the fact that it passed through the narrow channel privileged be here to chronicle the greatest the class of Seward has ever heard The fact that was through paper purchase of the rail road was circulated throughout gratifying Nor is this qualification due to any merit on the part papev to have been simply the distribution of the various pieces of railroad intelligence paramount interest all of m The day of uncertainty passed have all worried for s We chose Seward believed in Seward and the wis dom of our choice has been proven taken chance and
 The news which came yesterday all the uncertainty which has interfeed with our good cs progress Behind the guessing and worry before us straight easy leading the goal for en Seward stands today in what
 may be described enabe position which town of its size could reasonably hope to occupy terminal of great railroad
 serving vast areas territory said to be still in the womb virtually unborn certainly undeyeope Beyond and around us every and uwar of which We have no" no
 ptn The man who cannot beyond speak and who cannot discern the possibilities of tremendous land like this on who leaves placer camp because the gold not sparkling the ready be graspd Seward is at Let man be presumpu s enough to say the wealth sparkling in the gravel such Remember always that the lesson of the history set limit the onward O a great lndeveOped territory like this
 At the moment when Seward enjoying which has been armed should its memory the mem bers of the Alaska Engineering We know and we have always guessed powerful influences at work to wrest the prize from this city and we Ed Mr. Riggs and Mr. Mear remained umved urmpressed influences They given perform and they performed that task as able and conscientious hope their choice will be we know it will be proven par excellence the right and on and let us hope that they Seward and fOushng city and their railroad great and successful enterprise
 The people which on the upward march may quick be slow but advance will be for many years will all practical bring to our doors lying afar off and out of touch mine for the railroad line will be practically the same twenty without of reach ing the and brings the resources to us The destiny gateway thousands of miles of territory only productive other territory productive the cts prosperity What more pleasant point could people have eonv 10
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

U. s. LAND OFFICE at Juneau Alaska,
 August l6. 1915
 NOTICE is hereby given that John D Johnston, of Seward. Alaska, who. on July ?. 1915. made Homestead application. No O2iSS. for SaSEi. Si2SWi Sec. l2 Nt5NE4 NlaNWH. Section l3. Township N. Range I w. Seward Meridian, has hleo notice of intention to make five year Proof to establish claim to the land above described before U. S Commissioner NJ. J. Conroy. al his office at Seward. Alaska. on the 30th day of September. 1915 Claimant names as witnesses: J. Fl. Romig. $ L.. Caldwell.
 Don Carlos Brownel jr., Thomas Hambright all of Seward. Alaska
 C. B. WALKER,
 Register. First publication August 27. 1915 Last publication Oct. 2, l9l5
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Baseball
 Results
Nationals.

Nationals.
 PITTSBURG, August 26.- Pittsburg .............,...'''''' New York ..................'''. Pitchers-Kanthleher; Stroud. CINCINNATI, August 26.- Cincinnati ....................'' Philadelphia .............,...... Pitchers-Dahl; Mayer.
 ST. LOUIS, August 26.- St. Louis ................' Brooklyn ......................'' 6 Pitchers-Ames; Douglas.
 CHICAGO, August 26.- Chicago ..........'.'''''' Boston .................''''''''' Game called. Darkness.
 Pitchers-Adams; Nehf.
 Americans
 NEW YORK, August 26.- New York ..............,...''''.o Cleveland ..........'''.''''''''' V Pitchers-Brown; Hagerman. BOSTON, August 26.- Boston ...............''' ''''' Detroit .............''''' Pitchers-Foster; Dauss.
 WASHINGTON, August 26.- Washington ................''''' Chicago .....,.....'''' '''''''' Pitchers-Boehling; Russell. PHILADELPHIA, August 26.- Philadelphia ........,...........' l St. Louis ..........'.'.''' " Pitchers-Bressler; Coomb.
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