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The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
LANSING 'DEFIFS BERLIN BY
 ORDERING DIPLOMATS RECALL
U. s. ORDERS ATTACHES HOME

WASHINGTON Dee. -(Later)-A thrilling sen- Saton was created all over Washington this afternoon when it was announced officially that Secretary Lansing has given Ambassador BenStOrf official notice to send back to Germany Captain BoyEd attache of the German embassy and also yOn Papen another military attache, because of objectionable and cumulative activities in con necton with naval and military matters in this country This action on the part of the United States government IS only second in importance to ordering the recall of the German ambassador himself and the country will now await with intense anxiety the outcome Extra editions of the newspapers are already the streets with great scare heads telling of the proceeding which might have such momentouS consequences Some aEe inclined to be- eve that the expulsion of the German diplomats IS ant- amount to an ultmatum or to threat Ot an ultlmatum Captain Boy-Ed has become particularly famous in this country because of his alleged aid to ploers and yon Papen has also been strongly suspected.
 The action of the state department is taken as an n- dcaon that clean sweep will be made of all foreign rep resentatves who are shown to be unduy active in ppOS tion to the best interests of America In the meantime it is feared that the German government will not tamey accept his action against its representatives and may n stct BelnSto to refuse to obey the demand Of Lan- sing and this it is believed will mean that the German government will be asked to recall the ambassador him. self. -----~
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
Accompanied Body
 of Murdered Wife
Salt Lake Doctor Arrested as He was Taking Wife's Remains
 East.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 3.-Dr. Herbert Marshall of this city has been arrested on the charge of murdering his wife whose body he was taking east at the time of his arrest. He was taken in charge by officers at Sabotha, Kansas, when the train arrived there. The coffin containing his wife's remains were in a baggage car on the same train and it was taken out while the husband stood with the arresting of ficers on the platform of the depot. Since the news arrived here of Mar shall's arrest statements have been made that seem to indicate only too clearly that the grounds for his ar rest are strong and it is stated that his idea of taking the body east for burial was part of the scheme to show his affection.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
GERMAN CHEMIST HAS
 DEFEATED PROHIBITION
New Drink Invented Without Alcohol Which makes Men Fell Like
 Millionaires Just the Same.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 3. -- Frederick Orgal, German chemist of this city announces that he has invented a drink which has all the best qualities of wine or whiskey without containing the least alcohol. It is claimed by him that his liquor has exactly the same exhilarating, inebriating effect as the best wine and that he has proven it in dozens of cases. In q long intervieN, this morning he says that the idea came to him from reading how tHe Germans at home had invented per feet substitutes for every article which they were unable to import during the war. "There is a substi- ute for everything under the sun" says Orgal, "but only necessity com pels it's discovery. The Prohibition law has provided the necessity for
 finding a substitute for alcohol"
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
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Sam Blum, the banker and mer- chant of Cordova, Valdez and Chitina, has ordered an All-Alaska Review to be sent each month to each of his three business houses. NIT. Blum IS kind enough to express the opinion that the Review is a good thing for the territory and he gives a concrete illustration of that belief. Work is now proceeding on the December number and it will be issued within two weeks. It will be specially ar ranged to be appropriate for Christ
 nas and tor that reason it will have a department of Alaska poetry and ar engagements are now being tried to have other holiday features so that when the Review goes to it's outside readers it will show the proper Al aska Christmas spirit. The All-Al- aska Review has now issued six times. In other words it is half year old and, perhaps for the first time in the history of such publications, it's revenues have exceeded it's expendi- lures. In other words it has passed the dangerous period and is a success financially and otherwise. The future of it is as bright as the morning sun.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
Il. s. EXPELS MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN EMBASSY!
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The Gateway has received word that candidates are already showing up for the position now occupied by District Attorney Spence. Some names have been mentioned in this connection but, of course, it would be premature to publish them. Spence is not gone yet and if he has the necessary drag back east or down south it will take more than three Al aska Democratic clubs to guillotine him. Amongst the alleged candidates for the place are at least two Valdez men, one Nome man, Seward man and some others who are mentioned indefinitely.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
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 ANCHORAGE NOTES .:

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 9.-Mears and O'Reilly have returned from the Matanuska where they have been looking over the prospective work of railroad building to the coal fields.
 Elks Club gave a big smoker last night. The attendance was large.
 George Carrol, the Anchorage and Seward merchant, has received word of the serious illness of his wife and may have to go outside.
 The Neetop dancing club which has recently been formed will give its first dance this evening.
 The Commission has sent team to Mile Is to bring in the Tracy party.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
s. s. MINNESOTA
 HAS MYSTERY
SAY BIG SHIP RETURNED BE- CAUSE ONE OF CREW
 WAS SUSPECTED.

SEATTLE, Dec. 3.-The Great Northern railroad company has issued statement to clear up the extra ordinary facts relating to the return of the steamship Minnesota to San Francisco when she had been enroute to England with a cargo of war muni- tions. This statement is that the big ship was brought back to port because a member of her crew was wanted by the secret service men. The govern ment authorities Intentionally gave out the story of a mutiny lest in- formation might have reached this man, it is assumed, and given him a chance either to escape or to effect what was probably believed to be his purpose, the destruction of the ship. This mans name is Martin but the company and the authorities are sil- ent as to the reason for his arrest, and this silence naturally gives rise to the belief that he is suspected Of having been aboard the Minnesota for some reason connected with the mis- sion of the vessel The United Press and the Associated Press representa- tives were told that the return of the vessel was due to a mutiny but the authorities had a perfectly good reason as, they point out, knowledge of the fact that the ship was coming back might have precipitated any ac- ton which any pro-German member of the crew might have contemplated. It is now clear that the authorities feared some attempt against the ship. The very attempt to tell different stories as to the time of her arrival in San Francisco and other facts re- lating to her shows that the officials were gravely concerned. The idea of I great liner coming back to port so that one member of the crew might be arrested for some ordinary cause is regarded as preposterous as his ar rest could have been effected just as well when the vessel reached England. The whole thing shows that the authorities believed there was some one aboard who had shipped on the vessel to destroy her at sea or that there had been placed aboard of her some explosives before she left this port. The company, however, refuses to say any more except that the Min nesota came back to give Martin in- to the hands of the secret service men.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
Report Explosion
 Was Internal One
Company Declares It Not Due to Any
 Plot or Purpose.

WASHINGTON, Delaware, Dec. 8. The Dupont company gave out q statement to the papers this morning to the effect that the explosion in the powder works was not caused by any outside planning or interference, put that it was one of those circum- stances which are unavoidaue and mexplainable. The investigation mat mas been made up to the present IS said to show clearly that the eX- ploSion is due to internal causes which are so many in works of the kind.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
QUIT BECAUSE HE FEARS
 HE MIGHT LOOK SILLY

BINGHAMPTON, New York, Dec. 3.-L. NJ. Bowers, aged seventy manager of the Colorado Fuel and Iron and other Rockefeller interests, has resigned and he give as his only reason for the resignation the fact that he believes that men who have passed sixty years of age and are foolish or irritable do not want to be considered silly" He has probably
 unknown reason for expressing himself in this way but he will say no more.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
EUROPE MAY BAR FORD

WASHINGTON Dec 3.-That the peace commission of Henry Ford may be refused admission into England and other begerent countries is thought possible The state department has received numerous enquiries from Europe asking the status of the Ford commission FOrdS visit to President Wilson to have given the impression across the water that the expedition was working under the auspices of the government but Lan- sing has replied to all the enquiries that the mission has official status whatever Passports for the members of the commission to beligerent countries have been withheld and is believed that they will be refused admis sion to England surely Bryan will leave in three weeks and will join Ford in Europe and may act with the mem bers of the commission The passport bureau held night session last night to accommodate applicants for pass ports
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
HAMBURG AMERICAN
 OFFICIALS GUILTY

EEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Dr. Karl Buenz, managing director of the Hamburg-American Steamship Com pany, two other high officials and one subordinate official were found guilty last night on two counts in the Feder- al court on the charge of conspiracy to deceive and defraud the United States customs by making false mani fests regarding the destinations of vessels carrying supplies to German warships. The penalty for the oirense is imprisonment for two years and a fine of ten thousand dollars on each count so that the managing director
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
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 DOUGLAS, Arizona, Dec. 3.-It is feared that John W. Cunningham, a lawyer of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been executed by the Villaistas. It is known that he was captured by them last Monday and he has never been seen or heard of since. Washington was informed yesterday and instruc- cions have arrived to have the most careful investigation of the case made.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
RUSSIA EASILY RECUPERATEs

LONDON, Dec 9-Wthin three months Russia will nave three million troops perfectly equipped to renew the offensive against the Teutons in the east This given by the war department the authority of the Russian general staff The Times in commenting on the statement declares that Russia can always possess eighteen million men of military age but that the equipment of such force beyond the power of any nation It says, how ever that Russia can equip three millions and that no
 matter how great her losses might be she can always face the enemy with that number of armed fighting men from this time forward
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
SERBIA FULLY CRUSHED

VIENNA, Dec. 9-The amount of Serbian territory not yet in the hands of the central powers is hardly more than the amount of Belgian territory held by the Ales according to official statement made by the war office this morning. This statement made in connection with the official proclamation declaring the Serbian cam paign at end It also announced that the Bugarans have succeeded to the full in holding the Ango-French forces in the south
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
{: $ * * |" * * * * + < . * J. E. THWAITES OUT * FOR POSTMASTER *

J. F.. Thwaites, formerly mail clerk of the Mariposa, is a candidate for the postmastership at Seward. This can be stated positively and is no guess work. No one seems to known the politics of Mir. Thwaites and if the statements made are correct it is cer- tain the administration has decided on replacing all Republicans with mem bers of the democratic party. The members of the Seward Democratic Club, or, at least, some of the promin- ent ones have already endorsed w. F.. Root, the president of the club, for the post office position.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
MAY FIRE CAPTAIN BOY-ED

WASHINGTON, Dec Swell founded reports are in circulation that Secretary of State Lansing has inform ed Ambassador Bernstorff of Germany that Captain Boy-Ed military attache of the German embassy is no longer persona grata with the United States government This would mean notification to the ambassador to send Boy-Ed back to Germany The captains name has been mentioned at various times in connection with proGerman plotting in this country but he and BenStOrf have al ways maintained his innocence.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
MUNITIONS FOR THE TURKS

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec 3-Hundreds of car loads of munitions and supplies arrive in this city daily now and another immense force of reserves has been called to the coors Fighting Galpol has come to deadlock but the allied forces apparently still holding their ground. It is thought by the Turkish military authorities that attempt by the British and French to retreat to the ships for service in Serbia would be dis astrOus for them.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
PIONEER CLAIMS TOWN
 CAN BE A WINTER PORT

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 3.-The Cook Inlet Pioneer of this city editorially claims that Anchorage can be made winter port if she is supplied with proper lighterage and dock facilities. It also denounces the misleading reports" rehecting on the harbor.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
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ANCHORAGE, Dec. 9. - Colonel Revell and Frank Cotter arrived at 3 o'clock this morning after a tough trip from Seward. Owing to freez- ing it was necessary to cut off Revell's boots but there is nothing serious the matter with his feet.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
{: {: l. {: [: * < < < * {" |" * SEND MAIL EARLY * FOR CHRISTMAS *

Postmaster Phillip Hickey is de- sirous of pointing out to the public the fact that the office staff is small, that the distribution of the big inter- for mails and others is taxing the force to the limit and that, therefore, people should not wait to mail their Christmas parcels and letters just be- fore boats are ready to sail. Delays in mailing will probably result in seri- ous congestion in the work.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
FULTON MEETS WILLARD
 ON MARCH 3 NEXT
All Arranged for Championship Bat tie and Willard Gets
 Fortune.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Jesse Wi'- lard and Fred Fulton will meet for the heavyweight championship of the world on March 8. According to t' Q final agreement the hampton is guaranteed thirty-two thousand dol lars win or lose. It had already been decided to bring off the fight at New Orleans in March and the exact date was decided last night.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
CHURCHILL AT FRONT

LONDON, Dec 3-Winston Churchill, former first lord of the admiralty has joined his regiment somewhere in France" When he left the army years ago he held the rank of lieutenant and he is expected to take that rank for time At present he is believed to be attached to the staff of some general officer but it is his intention to take part in actual fighting.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
MATANUSKA POSTMASTER
 THINKS MAIL A BOTHER

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 3.-Three hun dred and fifty people are wintering in the region of Matanuska Landing Postmaster Martin of that place has just left for the outside and placed the office in charge of a settler who is kicking about the mail business and says he doesn't want to be bothered Al Church, merchant there, is af- CT the job.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
ARE BRITISH RECRUITING U. S.?

PORTLAND, Dec 3-Senator Chamberlain has been asked to call the attention of the authorities to state ments made by soldiers of Vancouver Washington bar racks to the effect that Canadian recruiting officers are engaged in the work of trying to induce American soldiers to desert and enter the British army for service at the front No further information has been published on the subject.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
BELIEVE DORA COMING

It is understood the Dora, after re- pairs at Cordova is on the way to the westward and will call in at Seward sometime tonight for mail and pas sengers.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
SPEAK PEACE DECEMBER g

LONDON, Dec 3.-On December 9 the German rechstag will meet specially for the purpose of discussing possible peace terms with the socialists Some of the newspapers here to feel that the whole thing has been engineered to give the German government chance to insert the thin edge of the wedge of peace proposals but quite lot of interest manifested in the possibilities arising from the occasion.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
SAY RUSSIANS ENTER ROUMANIA

LONDON, Dee. 3.-Dispatches from Saonih declare that the Russians have already crossed the Roumanan frontier on the march against Bulgaria but cOnfma- ton of this report has from Petrograd Nothing is said in the dispatches to the attitude of the Roan-
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03

The Seward Gateway, published daily and weekly, is the only estab- lished publication of this kind in the district included in government plans.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
WELSH AND WHITE BOX

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The Welsh White fight has been fixed to take place December 6.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
EVANS SOON HERE

Evans is due to arrive Saturday night or Sunday morning.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03
EVANS CORDOvA TODAY

The Admiral Evans is due to arrive at Cordova this evening at o'clock.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03

of the great company and the other officials are now liable to sentences of four years imprisonment and fines O. twenty thousand dollars each. The convicted men will, most likely, fight the verdict to the very end and the matter will unquestionalIy go to the supreme court of the United States. Buenz, as stated before, admitted that before the war arrangements had been made that in case of war his company was to have supplied the warships and his attorneys tried to show that a contract made before the war could not be regarded as a breach of neutrality.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03

timer has arrived in the city
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-03

from Kenai.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03
ROOSEVELT As HE REALLY Is.

When the
beyond doubt. Today
looked being either 4
From Republican party
exploded
has radical the his
He accepted an invitation address the military training Patt
iur y " the the benefit his military
he launched waTfenZ attack his
Germany.
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would have what he had embarrassing
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speech country having
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ridden We would European
struggle broke would have been plunged into that conflict
a,s a presented itself
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when the nation is looked
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belief that the cx-Iresident
which has
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upon could his selfish
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make poet! blush with shame What he accomplished his
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respect than a who would a President
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03
GOOD NIGHT, Mr.. RUSSELL!

appointing Tom udn yesterday
political
popular Cape Graeau County for the
Congressional District.
Mr. Russels thousand word should
that Mr. and The Republican
Mr. Russell
Russell to
Juen he prohbiton will
which has been puated
Cape County will elect Republican Congress
bills The Democratic been headed for the heap
especially this Whenever the had
rejuvenae
That Mr.. Russell Although his
Then in
of 4 that voted a few months ago.
RacIs attempts to
popular city county August
the ballot Chairman
An Tribune requested
uen in the of James A Kinder Enough
scratched considers popu-
hu? While the Democrats this question:
while Nh Russell that little d entitled
Night, Russell. Goo-o-c-d N-i-g-g-h-h-t"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03
MiSSOURrS GREATEST CITIZEN.


living Msuan whose will be given place in the Gallery
mnoa The Governor has called the help him the
man..
Grardeau We
GiIaTCcau would
D. al hone hail Of fame bat there particular that would gIen
as L a 0 pewter.
Shorb declared MOuis
He is lIiourian, he is alive, and he indeed
rb introduced This country the yellow poccoon.
Z vegetable and holyhok
mmortalze dark horse immortal The he
lost should of the right seek
Tom Marshall the Democratic
til" Presidency. failing that. became candidate for the Vice Pri
dcny and
Well Shob instlcd the knowledge into
Marshall:
permitted t do
Col Shob belongs that gallery mmrtal! What could attract
@ucn to the State this section especially than picture OF the Colonel
4 patch yellow
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03
JUDGE HAYS URGED
TO SEEK CONGRESS
Jurist Says He Wouldn't Run
Ii Other Republicans Do
Many Candidates.

Friends of Judge Edward D. Hays
of the Probate Court are urging him
to enter the contest for the Republi-
can nomination for Congress from the
Fourteenth Congressional District, but
he has not definitely reached a deci-
sion.
Judge Hays favors the nomination
of Tom Brown, # he makes the race.
while l am friendly to all of those
who are said to be seeking the Re
publican nomination" said Judge
Hays, at is quite likely that Mr..
Brown will be again nominated, should
he want it.
at is the usual custom that when
a man is nominated and defeated in an
off year, he is renominated by the par
ty for the second time. But l do not
know that MIR. Brown expects TO be a
candidate.
81 have been urged to make the
race, but | would not care to make 4
campaign for the nomination. If !
could get it without having to fight
political friends, | would not object to
making the race. But when q man is
compelled TO campaign the district for
the nomination and then for the cleo
ton, it requires time and money.
"A candidate for Congress in this
district would have to begin his cam
paign now and continue for more than
year. | have not decided whether |
will be a candidate next year or not. "
If Tom Brown is a candidate, there
will be at least four aspirants for tn
Republican nomination in this con-
gressiOnal district next year, with two
of them residents Of Cape Girardeau.
Edward F. Regenhardt, formerly
United States Marshal at st. Louis UNI
der President Taft, and Capt. Harry
w Bridges. the present membey Of the
Legislature from this county, have an
nOunccd their candidates.. David w
bill of Poplar Bluff, one time Speaker
of the Missouri House of Representa-
tives, has also begun campaigning TO
the nomination.
Congressman Russell will be Il can
didate for reelection on the Demo
cratic ticket, and DR.. W. c. Patton OF
this city, is considering the advisable
ity of making the race. Bob Ward
who opposed Mr.. Russell two year
ago, will not be a candidate, hi.
friends say.