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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23

meme 5unbe Sci Warisnfsbs nod st
nen fclden @dnfebisb NIT sbeHIo bid
Wutb pis MiBerfoIg sebebf. aEei
fas 1T cine srobe ausnabmeeritFb
nung, bic pielIei9t nit Der Werit0runl
eer 2biertpeit bur6 bic &rieeser.iy
niiie auidmmen51net. 9isfer lit moi
aud bag bdufigs 4uftretsn bon ggi b,
gGnien iiber Berlin, ia ibr Gfnfdler
auf ben Qedern bibt an Der StdDt Su,
suf9rei6eg, 8orgdnss, bic id IN ftii'
beren sSobren ni9t bsobd9ten fonn
te. GbenIo finben ii6 auf einmd
iiberrafdenb biel Saotfrdben in iarei
gldnsen : f9ipdrSen gf6dtn bier sin
neben ben geipobnten, unifeinfuret
Re6eItrdben. Man BAT bieien Bur-
Td,en iebt ben arisq erfldrt, neil y
Sdattorn Dertilgen. 8a I9iittet m1r
ipieoer einmol bas Sinh nit BEN
Babe aug. Bus iie an foldsm ptr.'
li4 airffreifen, 1T aerirg i'm 8arele d
3a bem Nubert ben lie FIFTEEN nj
9erni9tuna bon llHgsaiefer, &erbttis'
reu. MGuien,, bic aLe melt msbr &ora
Dersebren als iene. 9lu6 iinb lie BIZ
goli3ei bes sFelbes, unb iebes ni6t le'
bensfdbigs Stiid WiIb fdGt ibnsn sm
Seilte. 60 perhinbern iis bic Ius,
breitung BON Wiloieud.n unb eai
6o6fommen BON S9fpG9linaen. I'm
fer gDilbitanb piirbe bisl befer feiM
irenn mir mebr Ruubaeug bGtteH.
$50 nur Elm stiid 2lderIano i'd
apil6en bic 6Guier fdisbt, ba tiiff
nan aud nod ben Uleiiter Campo
bem es aar teinen @inorud msbi
maat. fpenn ibn bic feiiten Sta0t,6.el
iagsn. gr lit linen INNER NOD az
S3neaisteit iiberleaen.
I'm sr0Bsres DiIb au fiuber, muh
NOR allerbings nod tpeiter 9:norsgei
ben. 0o9 id}on auf ben &ieTel iit.ru
unb in ben nidt qana psrrpiitst,r
Ddlbern iiebt man hdufig Rsbpilo.
ou6 Srappen tommsn fpobl mdnh'
nal big bortbtn, fDdpreno Oofm.ll
nur in ben eigentli4en Wiloge6egsd
ftebt.
Seit &riegsausbrua 1T man9:rSis
ger nidt in iein Repier geiommsn,
ober nit bem sSdser bat aud Der Se'
GER eefebIt, 10 bub pisl @iloOisfetei
setrieEen tperben tOnnte auf Der an
oeren Seite biirfts bas Difo burh
ben milben Dinter tuenig eeIitteu fd'
Zen. Die gefiir8tung fir ben 9e'
Iianb pieies piatigen ytabrungsmit'
tels iinb bes9dlu ebeHiO uHaerl4tferH
tiet pie Die 4Hgit, bds Wilo tOnnts
unIer 9rpbaetreioe in irgenbtpis be-
trd9tIifem llmfange. tiirSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
1enfidjes Wigentbmm I'M
QDertb BON S425,s
100000
ST fODeit in gnsfaHb be-
fhIaaHabmt porben.

fAIasHahmt M orbeH.
2onbpn, %. april. Ruifen Rsa
sab am Donnsritas TN glamsn Sss
5anbelsminiiisriums i'm rnierbauIs
bi. grildruns ab, bab Der Deria bee
SsuiIbsn gissntbums in England. bds
iih isst unisr bsr gsrpuIiuns zines
Gtaats abminifirators befinbst, aaf
unosfdsr s5.oOOo0o plumb Sterling
(s425. .OOo. .0oo) bslauis.
Z Cine besiisIi6s irase bss acrb
GbarIss B<rssi0ro bedHtpartsnb, fas.
st Msa, -bnb bisTes beuiTd. GissHs
thum na9 Dem Srisb,nsIdIub in fOls
der ggsiIe bsrlpsnb.t ipsrbsn piirbs.
iDis ulnn- ss fir gut balten ipsrb,.-
oorb HsrtsfOrD battle OOrssihlassu.
hab ensIlnb,r. bic Gistnibum IN
DtutT6lnns bsfibsn, dus bieism
t0nSs snifhdSigt ipsrbsn fOIIisn, una
bab idslia $4,000 fir isb,n briiiI4sn
Cffisisr. Der in 9suti&Iapb itisdi
tebanbslt wirD, toHfissirt perbsu
frlssn.
% Hrsdli@ fiir bic 9tut'
iasn uHb OsFerrtider.
Qaris %. 2lpril. v9out pa
ria Das ,@sTaGfis sRsgiItsr ssr Dor.
nsbmsn pariIr @si,lIffnit. iiibrt in
ieiner neusftsn glummsr bic Ramsu
ron 1900 prOminsRtsn pariIsrn an,
n: Bis sum 25. fSebrnar i'm Rrisss &c.
fallen iinb. Inter bisfer 3abl btffn.
ben ii9 20 GenraIt, 367 anDtrs Off.
5isrs IA ErIsitsr unb 193 Ritslisbsr
Der qriiiotrniis.
Dns Rssifisr nltbdlt ou@ cine Il,
Rsrass alfs ppn 200 glansx pen aei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
Gaiffsuadridtsn.

Rem DDrt, %. @pril. @nssi.:
.EOttsroam bon Rotterbam.
4bgeg.: .llniteo States" nab 80
penbagen.
Bottom. gIuset.: ~gafertG." DON
Reapel.
2isaro. 9aTirt: rRoOrbdm
ron Rem gOrt nab ROTTERDAM.
&irtDall. gineetpmmen: rSri<
itiauiafiorb- BON Rep gort.
2iperpool. Iugei.: .Gpmric-
Don Rem NOrt.
absss.: .RasaHtic" Hd9 ReD
OcIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23

sSn Der gidbe pm aaHssnard, u5rbs
Iid BON Ypsrn babsn bic 0ritifdsn
9ruppsn sipei Ansriffs nbsti&Iugen.
Qtae Mnsriffe Der Dsutffen uuf bic
anb0be Ro. 60, BEL 3portemene, iinr
obseIdlasen iporben.
rSn Der @ssenb bon Rbsims babsn
artiIIerissefedts itattsefunbsn.
.Sn ben argonnsn. bei Blgatens,
tparbe Elm 4nsriff Der OeutIdsn. Der
aber BON fsiner befOnbereH Wiatigfeit
mar, 5iriifsddlauen. Sn Der Ta9s
DON ct. Mibiel, i'm Walb bon @pres
mont, babsn mir 8ipei Rsi9sn bon
fsinbli6sn @rGbsn an elmer St:lle, bic
.O6Tmtopf" euiannt ipirb unb bic in
unfers qinisn bineinrusien un5 uns
iebr undnsenebm iparen, s.nommsn
Die Dsutidsn lisbsn bort DisIe Sohts
auf BEN plas uno mir ma6tsn so
'Gsianssns.
.5m GliaB ma6ten mir an beibsn
llfTn bss Jeitfluifss Gortidritts. 5m
Torbsn babsn pir ben puntt beiest,
no bic Wuiis in bic Geit einfiiebt uno
I'M SiiOsn haben mir s&lieblo9 ere
rsidt. wir babsn iOndt gOSsn in Der
pidiuno n,,f m},hrrnf demnnueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
Sine stre,t selfar, sIiiuriatiun.

Sie pbise Organization bsreu
Suuptaufsabe ss 1T. fir bic 9srteHe=
runa S,r gine Sirobe aipii9sn Wc'
Wlideu 9lps. Il. WleMilun Str. su ar
beitsu bislt.n ssitern qbsuO i'm @inc
Cir. S6uIbuuis zine autbsIudts Sser'
Iummluug ob, Bel psl6er cine 2ln.
,obl R.bnsr 2lnipra6en bieItea uHs
folaenoe 9eamtsu sripdblt puroen'
9raiibeut. 6rdnt TipsbdGsr; giass
prdiibeut. s5rant @enbeIftsin. Setre-
td1, 6. 6. Guis; S4oBmeiIieriH 5rau
Douoa Roors. am nI4iten SruHsr'
itos a5sn0 finbet nisoer cine 0sr-
fnmmIgas iiatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
4et 9ufttriee iiimutt TIT.
ssser BrSkcre asropprs
ttpnen
e4ndr5paIbfdbit BON ben
Grau5ofsn uHb BtIfort
ppn ben Deutfden
bomhdrhfrf

= = - = - > - -
Berlin, %. upril. Qluf brabtlo=
fem Wsge mad GapOiIIs, n. .. Tie
llsbsrIssiIde giadri9tsn asentur
riadie am Donnsritas inter glnbsrsm
bas Golssnbs betannt:
.Jrnn55TiIde qpiatiier babsn Bonn
ben auF 2isad, auniiern NIB dHoers
pldts I'm S9parspaIb stidkubtrt.
Die bon ihnsn gsidlsiibsrisn gombtn
i5btsisn faFt dusIdlisbIia 5rausn unO
ainher. 3psi S4ulbduIsr purbsn
strii5rt. qlns bisIe OrtIdaftsn iinb
yi9t bsfsitist unb blbsn isiue @arnis
ionsn iinb sntbaIisn bduptfddli8 5os
IpitdIsr, GfuIen unb Jabriten.
.1sutIds aDidiiier buben in gsls
fort, agraatrsid, sinsn Sauppen ger.
itort in BEN iid ensIifde glsrOplnns
befnnben. aud iinb feds pulDsrHiasas
5ine in bic auft geiprtnS fporbsrf.
Die gifsnprpbuttion in Dsuiid.
Lamb b<li.f iid i'm Mdrs auf 933. ABB
1onnsn, sss,n so3,623 1onnsn i'm
Itbruar. Die probuttiOn nimmi bes
itanbis su unb Dirb balp iDIsosr cine
nornnIe isin.
.Deuti6s Dnmpfsrlinisn, bic ben
geriud nadien, gepad, bas bon amss
ritdnif6en ReiT.nbsn i'm Iebten SOme
msr IN DsutTdlunb suriidseIuifsn
ipurbs, duf ntutrafsn 9umpfern nad
qlmeriia ,su i4idsn, iinb benadriatisi
prrbtu, bub britiide uub fran50iiids
arisssidiffs bitIs aOffer tcnfissir.n.
unter Der annabns, bab- iis bsuti6s
Woursu sntbnItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
6DIlanoiiher 0an,pfer
Sm gotnif den Weer bHfen
pOn einem btutfdeR
uuterfseboot aHges
hdltsn.

StodboIm, S6pebtn, q.
4pril. Gin beutIGes llnterIeebOOt belt
dm Donnsritag auberbaIb DON Gsfls,
i'm 8othniiden MserbuIsn. sineH AoIs
IdnbiiGsn Ddmpfsr an unb eromiHirs
te bsKen papisrs unb 2abung.
Wdn ihliebt baruus, bab Osuiids
lamb BON iebt an Elm Idarfss alugs
nuf ben 5anbti 5iuiiGsH S4pso<u
uno GyinnIaRb bdben iuirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
Gin britiid,es llnterieeboOt
Jn Der gudf BON 9sfsos
Lamb in BEN Gruno ge'
hnhrf

Berlin % slpril. lleber aOils
bon. Das bsuti4s Marinsamt srIi.b
ON 8Dunsritas cine gstanntma4ung,
babinlautsnb, bab in Der Iesin 3eIt
ioisSsrbOlt briiiids lInieristbOoi. IN
D:r gu@t DON SslsoIdnb benertt uno
Dcn psutidm Sdiffen DerfOlsi porben
fe::.. Gin iOld.s fsinbIides lIntsriees
boot rpurSs am IL. April in ben
Grunb ssbohrt. unb ss 1T ipdhridsin.
Iia, bab aud unb,re 5abr5eus, Sisisr
art serfiSrt iuorb,n finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
QNinftnm gpencerG Gbur@ia
nttb oer fran5biiiHe
Wfarineminifter
5ieltsn i'm ROrben Jrantrei4s cine
stonfsren3 ab,
Bel Der .s iid nm bic 5Orciruns Der
Darbanellsn honcslte.

=
neritag fanb i'm nDrOli6en Jrontrsi'a
cine aomferen3 5tpifhen 8miton
Spene,r gbur6ill, bsm .riten eorb Der
britiI9en 4bmiralitGt, unb benz fruns
sSFi4en Wtarineminiitsr 4us1gnenr
itait, in Der ii6er bic Mittel beratbst
ipurbe ipie bic Sarbansllsn or. beiten
unb IdnsGften foreirt iperb.n tonnten.
Rad isinsr Riidtshr nab pdris
iasts 9srr s2iusagnsnr sinsm 8ertrstst
Der S1pas 4ssutur segeuiiber. baB
bag publiiam i'm Srrtbum lei, ipenn
ss CLAUDE, bab bic Operdtiousn gsssii
bi. Darbanslsn oufsegsben porosn
i.isn.
.0i. franS6fiids sloite,- fiiste Der
Winiiter bin5u. .ipar niemdls Der Ans
ii6t, bab bic SarbansllsH Obns lanss
@orbsrsitunssn forcirt peroeu fonns
ten, iis mar aber INNER Der 4niidt,
iinb r. lit jebt mebr als ie bapon- iibsrs
5sust, bag iie foreirt iperbm tOnnsu
iinb bas 3isl ipiro in ni4t gu lanasr
3sit trreidt tpsrben f0nnen.'
Bssner SparbaHfeinl q.
gen pa9fen.
Berlin, %. april. Don @ien
pirb aemslbet, bab bic Ginlagsn IN Der
Sortiasn iidbtiIhen Spnriaiie nab
rsnb Der eriten brsi Wonate bisIes
Sabrss nm 161 Milliohsn 8ronsn sus
s.npmmsn babsn. 9i. 3unabme be-
trGgt eli proSsnt mebr. als I'M glsis
den 3sitraum nes 9Orabrss.
gallin bemsntirt 2iigsn
Der 8erbiinbeten.
GENERALIZATION albert gallin bon
Der Samburs 2tmsriia 2iHis bss
ssi&net bic BON gsufsr ~Sournul" sss
bra4te Wslouns, bab sr einem aors
rsIponb.uisn beg Rem Yori SeralS'
miis,tbsilt BABE, Der aoiier b1te ibm
s,i6ri,bsn, Der aries pdr. Dermisbsu
iporb,n, ipenu Seiterreid eefuubt bdts
ie, bab GngIanb iih an btmieIben be-
tbeilissn ipiirbs, als cine pure Grfins
bunq.
Gl.iGssitis bat Der .Sapos" gss
nsralsirsftor ben Wprilaut beg gries
FEB psroifsntliat. ben er an l. ausnit
D. g., iur5 Dor gesinu bss Sriesss,
On ben gbsfreootisur Der acnboner
,9imes" Ianbts uub Der DON bisism
gIatti in psrbrsbier uno eefdII4tsr
5orm publiSirt porbsn III.
Rprpesii9sr Dumpfer se
tapert unb nod 9ums
burs sebra&t.
9orbon, %. glpril. Der Wprns
ma qoit piro aus gbriitianid ielssra.
pbirt, Sab bi. 9,utidsn ben nOrp.gi.
idsn' Oampfsr Brilliant, Der am 16.
april BON 5r.beridsiiab. Rorpesen,
mad aonbon nbsing, s.taptrt uno R19
EambLrg ssbraht bdtisn. Der Dams
pFer mar nit 9ranit, grettern uno
pdpisr bslocen.
gritiider Siiaerbampf
bo,naber6een paa einem
ocutid)euSafen sc.
braht.
2on6on %. glpriI. gerliiier
3eitinasn mcloen, .oaB ein beutihes
llntcriceboot BEN britiifen 6iiher.
onrlpfer .@lencnrne" aiif Der Sobe
uon alteroeen, Sdottldno, angebolten
unb nod einem oeitidleu Saieu in
Der Rorbiee eebrnd,t babe.
slberbeen Iiept 450 Weilen bon
Dem r1d)ften Bunft on Der oeutiten
stiiite ertieriIt.
Gris9ifdes Seselfahrs
seus i'm assdif8sn
Weer auf siRs Wine
aufseIdufen.
2onbon, %. 2lpril. gDie Der
Dailp Gyprsb ans 4tben semeIbst
ipirb, fubr Elm nsines sris4if&es Sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23

70 q II q U u u Ue III
esIano. 9lus Dem, mas iTniere
6elberaucn in ibren 8riefen idrei.
ben, fann man erieben. baB ou, 100
Tie lpie in 9toroiranfreid, lhon l1H-
gere 3eit in ben 3Griern i'm Suariier
iegen iidl DIT Gin glttes perionliHes
gcrb1ltniB slpii6eu ibnen lIrS Der
frun5oiiiGen 9epolferlng entptdelt
bot. llniere Soloaten MAIDEN iih BET
ben lanotpirtbld,aftlifen 9lrbei;sn
niislih, fir ole ia meiit Die Wtaurer
feblen. sic belteIlen ouS SSelo, lie
iden, lie belfeu iiberall, lmo Die Sc.
p0Iferung iiebt bel naberem aenncn.
lernen, oaB ihre 8dite feinesDegs 0ie
9arbareu iino, aIs welde Die Ses'
preiIe iie eeI9ilbert bats Gin teir
ipiel bnfiir, 5ugleiN elm liebeHsmlrpi-
qes fIeines 9ofumert Der Wenidlit'
fcit, Die iiber Die groBe 9lult oes
Grieos bieMeni6sn bod nod nit eius
onoer perbin0et uuo 0amtt aud SaTf-
nung fir Die 3ufuuft aepGbrt, lie
iert Elm Urief einer fran5oiiid)en Srat
on oic Srau eines baoiifeu Sano'
iucbrnannes, Der Ihon ieit Ronaten
cert i'm G1tariier I!est ino nit ici-
ncn aamerooeu in oem ltmiangretd)en
ldnoipirtbIhaitlihen 8etricb Der
,Srau 6eiItcbt. gs mar ibm eiues Ia
aes aus Der oeutibeu Seinlath Die
Nadrid,t aefommen oaB Dem SGllo-
luc5rnla1n Elm trdftiGer 9ub, Der
lan1eriem1te StanubaIter, eeidelltt
iporben lei. 9ornlf erbieit aus oem
irdlBGiiid,en Gcrf Die Srau oes SdHo"
mebrmonnes bos foIgeuoe Shreiber,
DGs mir in Dortgetreuer ue6erieelng
lriebergeben: y9ie5e 6ruul Sbr Iieber
Deonn Rat mir pie gItfitnft eines tlei-
nen anabcn nnec5eigt. Sb frcue MIDI
nit i'm iiber cieie grcBc Sreuoc, uno
mad Dem th ibm meine @Iiidpiinlde
ous9ei9roHen babe, bin i'd gIildlich.
aud, ss6nen meine G}riibe uno &Siin-
l1e fin oos Slid unO'6ie 8eiuuobeIt
ssbres ainoes un0 filr Sic ieibit 5lI
iibsrrlitteln. Gs iit cine groBe 9efrie.
niguno fiir SSbre1 0ianu, eincn SohH
su baben. Sd Iebe, nah Dem, mas irh
pUn inn aebort babe, oaB es Elm
s3inid1 BON ibm mar, lueil Sic fdlou
brei ffeinc WlaodJeR haben. gtoge Der
liebe @ott Sbncu cine ooCitGubiec
SeritcIlung 2Shrer @eiunobeit UNI
oem fleincn Sinh cine gii1itige enf'
rpidiang iGenfen. gSie Sic Iebcn. lit
3sbr Wtann uno icine aninerobeH inl.
MGR nod 6ei urA @ir iino gut an
einonScr aetp6bnt un6 iirio 8uiamnen
ME CUTE 6rernoe. gmpiungen Sic,
, Iiebe Srau uirD.
9as 9aufbaus in gpern.
Ger 9iirgermeiiter nun Dpern, Der
abgeorSnete GolFoert, bat Dem
! ,,Semps" sufoIge Die 8oitpldne Oes
aunfbolties, nab oeuen oIeie$ 8e-
b1uoe mdbreao Der Iesteu 90 Sabre
reItalirirt mor0en lit. Dieoer gefnn.
oen, 10 oab Die poditdnoige @icoer.
beritellune mogIih iei. 8ie oer
,Senps" nerii1ert, babe oie 9e.
meinSeperpolting bic @ieSerbcrlteL
lung bei5IOiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23
aufgtIa

9onbon, %. 2lpril. gBie Der
Dnilp Gyprsb uus- 4tben semeIbst
ipirb, fubr Elm fleinss sris4ifGes Ses
eeII1iff auf Der Gnbrt pOn Der S1itl
Sames na4piraai auf siasUlias an,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-23

paris, %. 9lpriI. = Der am
ConutrIiGs glbsnb OOm arisssmiHiIts.
rum per5ffsntli4is gsri4t iiber bi.
gcrssnss auf bsm arisssi4aupIass
laussn rte fplst:
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
CASTINEAU COMPANY
 TO PROVE MINE

JUNEAU.-That che Alaska Gasti- neau company will take over and de- velop what is predicted may be the largest producing mine in the world in the near future was practically as surcd yesterday when arrangements were made for continuance of the metaIlurgical work on the claims To- cated at the head of Portland canal.
 These claims, 26 in number. are lo- cated in a miueralized belt which has been traced for several miles across the mountain divide and which is said to be solidly miueraIized the entire width of the claims, and in some places being well over a thousand feet in depth.
 The values recovered from the pros pecting tunnels and shafts driven to date have been fairly even over the entire body running, it iS said, from SIO per ton to S57 per ton. The sam pies have all been taken from depth ot sixteen feet from the surface and at distances as much as two miles apart.
 The claims are located at a dis tance Of l2 miles from salt water and are alongside the glacier at the head of Salmon river, which flows into the head of Portland canal-Dispatcb.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
SULZER NOTES.

The Sulzer copper property at Sul- Fer is to be extensively developed this year, according to statements made by former Governor William Sulzer of New York, in an interview given to J. J. Underwood for the Seattle Times. The work is to be done under the direction of his brother, Senator Charles A. Sulzer, of Sulzer, who has had charge of the mine for several years.
 According to the statements made the mine will be shipping 1000 tons of ore each month within very short time. What Alaska needs" said Mr. sulzer. "is capital. There are half a dozen good little copper mines in the region where We operate, but the men owning them need air cOmpressors and other machinery. Mining copper by hand drilling is too costly
 Speaking of politics, the former governor of the Empire state said that Charles F. Murphy Of Tammany ,,oyl9 have to retire as a Democratic leader or the state would go Repub- Iican. He declares that the lack of similarity between the three natural divisions of Alaska suggests that the solution for getting the best results in local government for the great ter ritory is to divide it into two states and one territory. His idea is that Southeastern Alaska should become the state of Seward; Southwestern Alaska. the state of Sumner, and all the territory north Of the Yukon re- main the territory of Alaska.
 He grew enthusiastic in talking about Alaska. quoting statistics to some length, and eloquentIy described her resources. The interview closed with the demand that Alaska shall have her rights politically.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
MANTELL BUILDING TWO
 LARGE SCOWS FOR HEBRON.

J. P. Mantell has started work on the construction of two large scOws, with a carrying capacity of 25O tons each, for Charles F. Heron. They will be used over on the Arm in con nection with the Heron mines near Sunrise. Each scow requires 10000 feet of lumber in it's construction. Mir. Mantell has 12 men employed in the work and expects to have the scows ready in 10 days.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
NEWS NOTES

Harry Johnson returned to his property at the head of Resurrection creek, back of Hope, this morning. He will be gone about a month.
 Charles NJ. Nutter went out to Mile 23 this morning.
 Joseph Byrue, the St. Barber Sup ply man, went out to spend the day fishing at Roosevelt.
 W. M. Sauers learned by cable that his wife will leave Seattle for Sew ard on the Alameda, August S1.
 The city will put in three sidewalks across the main street, one near the Bank of Seward, one across from Brown & Hawkins and the other across Washington street. Work has already been started on the walk across Washington street.
 Miss Mildred Ashland will leave on the Northwestern to spend the winter in Seattle attending Queen Anne High school.
 Miss Alice Coles is coming over from Valdez on the Admiral Evans and will be the guest of Mrs. H. C.. De Line. Miss Coles is the young lady who sprained her leg badly in helping to save mail from the Valdez post office in the recent fire.
 United States Auctioneer Christen- sen was expected on this afternoons car but word was received today from a point out the line that he had not made connection with the Seward Ex- press. He will probably arrive to- morrow to tell us that Anchorage is now threatening the supremacy of Gotham.
 It is not generally known that the Alaska Northern railroad has been under lease to the government for the past two or three months, but such is the ease.
 At the present rate of building, with the twelve carpenters at work, the Arctic Brotherhood hall should be completed in a very short time. The size of the dancing hall will be about &Ox7O feet. There will then remain a space of 3Ox2O feet which will be used for offices and private rooms.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
TELEPHONE LINE WASHED OUT.

The first washout of the new tele- phone line between this city and An chorage occurred yesterday, on the very day on which communication over the line was established. The washout was due to the very high water. Line men are now at work fixing up the break and communica- tion will probably be re-estabished tonight.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
MANY PEOPLE ON CAR.

The car arriving this evening had a large number of passengers accord ing to advices from along the line. Ten got on at Mile 34. Amongst those aboard is J. H. Sears who came from Anchorage. Mir Nash is a passenger from Broad Pass.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Before purchasing your winter bed ding, we would like very much to show you our PENDLETON WOOL FEN MILLS BLANKETS and Robes. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

If you desire the best shoe on earth for your trip into the hills, call and inspect our line of ORIGINAL CHIP PFWA SHOES. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

New shipment of sardines, import ed and domestic. A mammoth can mustard sardines for fifteen cents originally twenty-five cents. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

FOR RENT-Furnished cabin, near business center, $1OOO per month, In- ouire Gateway office, (M. A. Martin 2nd Ave) o-26-5t
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Sunday: Masses at 8;9O and 1O:3O a. m. Sunday school after Mass. Rosary, Instruction and BenedictiOn, 7:9O D. m. Weekdays: Mass at 8 a. m.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty is done by the Gateway just as we'll as outside.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
DANCE

A. B. Hall, Saturday, August 2S. Music by Miss Mcleod. Admission, 25c each. S-Zt-zI
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty f.. done by the Gateway jast as well Rs outside.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

No advertiser can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Everyone interested in Alaska reads the Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Dr. Draney A. 1 dentistry at mod crate prices. Telephone Adams IA. 7-14-t
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Made to measure suits at Urbach's, next to post office. u
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Try Urbach, next to post office, for groceries.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Ladies and childrens' furnishings at Butts.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Moose meat Saturday-Carstens.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Jimmie the Messenger. Phone Main 53. Anytime. Service P. D. c.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

WaterfI & Frazier whiSkey at "The Branch"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Don't forget the Gateway is estab- lished at Seward, Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27
Meet me at The Branch.

Today the Seward Gateway is the greatest established daily and weekly.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

When once the streets are graded, And this town takes on the air Of a camp that has grown permanent, Of a city that is "there;"
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

See us before sending outside foI vour job printing.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

When the trail is clear to Kenai Lake Then we'll charter Ashland's car, And you'll have a picnic as the guests Of the Famous Palace Bar.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Just talk, don't walk" we dc the rest And it is not too far,
 In 40 winks we land the goods From the Famous Palace Bar.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-27

Dry goods at Butts.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-07-30

smooth path at the side. They hailed
this suggestion as most brilliant and
original idea.
las my patient was brought into
tho village where the battery was
stationed the ambulance had got its
wounded and was ready to go. But
he had to have his wound dressed.
He lay there in the middle of the
street and had to watch while the
surgeon stuffed his wound With anti
septic gauze. had always supposed
that the dressing of a wound was a
cautious and delicrte process. But
1t wasn't. There was careless au-
dacity about 1t. The surgeon worked
rapidly, unmoved, as If he were stuff.
flng an old crate with straw. And II
was all over in moment or two
There seemed something indecent in
the haste with which my Belgian was
disposed of.
Then the surgeon remarked cas-
ually that my patients wound didn't
amount to much. 1t looks much
worse than 1t really is he said.
felt hurt, as If this beloved person
had been sighted, also as If there had
been some subtle disparagement oil
my fine"