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TWO SURVEY
 MEN DROWNED
WORKING FOR R. R. ENGINEER ING COMMISSION AND
 LOST LIVES.

FAIRBANKS, Sept. 17.-Pat Me Hugh and George McFaun, members of the government Alaska engineer ing commission survey party, were drowned yesterady in the Nenana riv- CT while attempting to cross in pol ing boat. The bodies have not been recovered and are believed to have been swept down stream with the fast current. The exact cause of the up setting of the boat is not known. But the men had lived in this district quite long time and were we'll known.
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TO ASK TAXES
 FROM THE GOVT.
CITY COUNCIL BELIEVES LOTS IN TERMINAL TRACT SHOUED
 PAY LIKE THE OTHERS.

At an informal conference of the members of the city council last night the question of securing taxes from the lot holders on the Terminal tract was brought up and the council is of the opinion that as the city will have to supply police protection and other necessary things to the people living on the government tract, the resi- dents of that quarter ought in justice to aid in meeting the municipal ex- penses. When the government sold the lots at Anchorage all the buyers of properties were exempted from paying taxes on their city property for five years and a similar course is feared here, although without any positive reason just at present. The council will probably take steps be- fore the lots are sold to ask that property holders on the Tract pay to- wards the upkeep of the city.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
ELECTRIC FRANCHISE Is
 DISCUSSED BY COUNCIL.

At the informal meeting of the city council last night the question of the application for franchise of the Sew ard Electric company came up for dis cussion so that at the regular meet ing, before official action is taken, the subject might be perfectly under stood. A member of the council pointed out this morning that the present company knows that 1t IS to it's best interests to give the best terms possible as the holding of prices at an exorbitant figure would only invite opposition. He also ex- pressed the belief that the Seward Electric company is doing the best it can considering the present popula- tion. "Why, if the Seward Electric company got the franchise, which is not exclusive, and charged too much we could give another franchise and bring the franchise holder to time pretty quickly" said he.
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MEXICANS FIRE
 AT BROWNSVILLE
BIG CITY IN TEXAS ATTACKED AND BATTLE ELSEWHERE
 TAKES PLACE.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 1.-The long expected attack on this city took place today. The Mexicans at Mata- moras fired into the city today but the only damage reported is the kill ing of one horse. It was rumored that the Mexicans or some of them crossed the line to make the attack from close quarters but the general opinion is that they fired from their own side of the line. A body of cavalry has been dispatched to meet the attackers. American troops and Mexicans engaged in a battle at San Sebastian last night but the details have not been learned. The United States soldiers have received orders not to let the Mexicans of either side cross the border
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SEATTLE, Sept. 17.-The news has been confirmed that Steffanson is safe. He is on Baillie Island, west of Herschell Island. In his message to the Canadian government he says that "after the loss of the Karluk 1 bought the Polar Bear and put two years provisions aboard. l engag- ed Engineer Hoff of the schooner Ruby in place of Blue and also en- gagged five extra helpers for southern work. With one years provisions we intend to continue northern explora- tion." The last news heard from Steffanson was on April 2, 1914.
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ANOTHER LINER AFIRE

LONDON, Sept 17.-Heavy damage has been in- fcted on the Transatlantic liner Fabre by fire which broke out while she was in md-ocean She had six hun dred and fifty passengers aboard but fortunately she was conveyed by warshp and all the passengers were reov ed to safety aboard the of war That the fire was caused by German ympathizers in New York not doubted the least and the frequency of such fires shows clearly tremendous activity the part of Germans in the United States.
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FARRAGUT TAKES FEW OUT.

The Admiral Farragut, of the Pacific Alaska Navigation Company, arrived last night at 7:SO o'clock from the westward and sailed again at 10 o'clock for Seattle, taking 25 pas sengers from Seward with her. These were: o. c. Nelson, w. E. Cooper, Charles c. Hubbard, Mrs. Hubbard, A. Tyo, B. M. Stone, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Isaac Evans, L. F. Shaw, J. c. Black and IA steerage
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HINDENBURG CONCENTRATES
 HALF MILLION MEN FOR RUSH
FIRE ON ALLIED AGENTS

CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.-In an interview, ROckefe- er senior declared today that he has positively declined to participate the proposed billion dollar loan to the AL
 lied nations of Europe carry their against the Teutonc alliance. He has been approached for fifty mil
 lion by Great Britain and Russia but turned all down. The conflict between the mOned interests of this country the proposed loan Rockefeller says, is awful He him. self has put armed guards around his residence and offices to keep off the agents of the allied powers who have be- come so persistent that other could be of any avail to prevent their approach In case his guards have fired agents who attempted to break way in to see the magnate and he mentions this to illustrate the desperate attempts made to bring him in line with other financial giants to- make the big loan possible.
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DETROIT AND BOSTON
 DRAWING RECORD CROWDS.
Former One and a Half Games Be- hind Boston and the Inter-
 est is Immense.

BOSTON, Sept. 17.-The Detroit Americans are now one game and a half behind Boston for the first place and the interest of the public is i'm mense. Three more games remain to be played il. the series and the battle is drawing greater crowds than the world series games.
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N. o. Anderson left this morning for Gulch and Canyon creeks where he is superintendent for D. M. Stew art. Mr. Anderson purchased all the machinery of the Ready Bullion Cop per Mines and has also taken an op- ton on Nate Whites placer ground on Lynx creek.
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HINDENBURG HURLs HALF MILLION

PETROGRAD, Sept. 17.-VOn Hndenburg is now hurlng half a million men with terrific energy against our enemies in the north With the support of his heav fest artillery he is driving with fierce determination against the Sav line in attempt to capture Wilma Dvinsk and Riga and it is admitted that have been compelled to retire but we are retiring without dsOrgan ization Elsewhere there is different story to tell In all other quarters the Teutons being checked and in some places defeated positively. Eleven hundred German prisoners have been taken in the past couple of days At the Gacan border the AuSranS have been badly shaken but they are now attempting counter attacks.
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BERLIN WANTS OUR FRIENDSHIP

BERLIN, Sept. 17.-A series of cabinet conferences is now taking place here with view to settling all the diff ferences between this empire and the United States For the first time on record the government will ask bankers business men and other nonocia people for their views concerning the relations between the two nations and the course that ought to be adopted in dealing with American protests Von Bernstorfs actions have been approved and he will continue to fill an important role
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 17.-At noon today American soldiers ex- changed shots for half hour across the river with the Mexicans. One Mexican was killed and four wounded. It is certain now that the United States government must soon take a determined action and the general be- lief is that something of that kind will happen before the close of a week.
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Villa Wins.

MORALES, Sept. 17.-The Villa general holding Mexican Nogales has smashed the right wing of the Car ranza army. He managed to concen- tarte forty machine guns and twenty cannon and the Carranzaistas fled leaving one hundred and three men dead on the field, as well as three hundred wounded. Fifty prisoners were taken. The American borders are being closely watched to prevent any Mexicans form retreating across During the battle the Yaquis on the side of Villa hurled boulders from the heights on the Carranza trenches and killed many.
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BULGARIA. TO DECLARE

BERLIN, Sept. 17.-The reports strongly indicate that Bulgaria will declare war against Serbia within few days and that she now preparing to launch an army at the of the Serbians from the eastward The at tack Serbia will practically be the taking of sides with the Teutonc allies and Germany believes with the Bugar aid way through Serbian territory be cleared to the aid of the Turks
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BLOWN OUT FUSES FOUND
 IN SUBMARINE F-4

HONOLULU, Sept. 17.-FOur blown out fuses have been found in the hull of the destroyed submarine F-4 and these are taken as indicating the cause of the disaster that result ed in the loss of the vessel and the lives of the crew.
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WORST FLOOD IN TWENTY
 FIVE YEARS IN OKLA

BARTLESVILLE, Okla, Sept. IT.. Half a million dollars is the esti- mated loss at Pawshuket from the floods which are now raging and which are the worst for twenty-five years The train service is completely demorahzed and the Caney river is continuing to rise in the most alarm ing manner. One man lost his life in Pawshuket His name is Thomas Chrissman.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17

Nate White returned to Lynx creek this morning on the car. After re- maining there few days he will gc to Anchorage and on the 25th will leave that place with D. J. Singer, the hunter, on big brown bear hunt on the Cook inlet,
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ORDUNA TRIED TO ESCAPE

BERLIN, Sept. 17.-Ambassador Gerard of the United States today handed note in which the state ment was confirmed that the liner Orduna submarn ed because she attempted to escape The note will be for warded to the American government.
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TO PROTEST TO BRITAIN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Grave dispeasure is felt at the conscaon by the British of the American cargoeS and vigorous protest will be sent immediately on receipt of the official information that the prize courts have de- cided upon their conscaton The cargoes cOnscated m cluded fifteen million dollars worth of meats and the own CTS are raging wild
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SAYS PHILIPPINES RICH.

SEATTLE, Sept. 17.-J. L. Man ming, treasurer of the Philippines, who is now here states in an inter view that Americans have failed to grasp the possibilities lying latent in the islands. He declares them to be rich in natural resources and a wond- erful field for investment.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
TERRIFIC ARGONNE FIGHT

PARIS, Sept 17.-Terrfc artillery fighting is pro- ceedng in the district of Argonne and is increasing in n tensty constantly. We have concentrated heavy batter es for the work but the enemy apparently has brought up equally powerful guns and the whole country is shaken for hundreds of square miles. The bombardment is pected to be the preliminary to a vast assault
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ARREST LADY IN SEATTLE
 FOR PASSING X BAD CHECK

SEATTLE, Sept. 16.-The young wife of R. Max Davidson was arrest. ed here today on the charge of pass ing a bad check here. She denies the charge warmly and declares the whole thing a frame up. Her husband is a Chicago attorney who with ner is making the tour of America.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
COLORADO RIVER ROSE
 THIRTY FEET AT ONCE.

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. '7.-The Colorado river has risen thirty feet since midnight and a vast territory is submerged. Many farms have been ruined and several boats were wrecked on Lake Austin. The floods are due to heavy rains. No easu- alties have been reported.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
VILLA ADHERENTS ARE
 RAIDING TORREON RANCHES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 17-The Villa forces are now raiding the ranches of Torreon and neighborhood and driving off horses and mules. Several Americans live in the district but the Mexicans give them a wide berth and no complaints have come here.
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FRANCE EXPECTS ANOTHER YEAR

PARIS, Sept. 17.-The call for the class of 1917 and 1888 the colos is taken in official circles to indicate that the government expects another year of war as it will take long time for the young recruits of the former class to be put in trim for the field has been admitted for time that France had been at the end of her sources in of military age but the boys are expected to make good soldiers.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
SMALL FIRE CAUSED PANIC.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-A small fire which occurred in the Brooklyn subway today caused a panic amongst five hundred passengers but no in- jury resulted to anyone.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
ROCKEFELLER GUARDS FIRE ON AGENTS OF ALLIES
BILLION LOAN MAY
 HAVE TO BE CUT DOWN
LOAN CUT TO HALF BILLION

NEW YORK, Sept. T-It has been announced on the highest authority that the contemplated loan to the a lied nations has been cut from billion to half billion dollars. The is not given but it is believed that the loan of billion would only be possible if all the bank ing interests in the country united on it.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-17
BURIED UNDER TONS
 OF ROCK IN MINE

WALLACE, Idaho, Sept. 1.-Two men are dead and one is buried deep under hundreds of tons of rock from a cave-in in the Success mine.
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PARROTT GETS LIFE.

OLYMPIA, Sept. 17.-Joe Parrott was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Fred Weiss
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e {: :. .: * {: * .: * .: * * .. SEATTLE WINS :' {: THE PENNANT. <

SEATTLE, Sept. 17.-Seattle won the pennant yesterday from Spokane. In July the local team had last place but made wonderful strides since.
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MOOSE MEET TONIGHT.

The Seward Lodge Loyal Order of Moose will meet this evening.
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RITCHIE vs. MCFARLAND.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Ritchie has challenged Mcfarland to ten round bout and comedies one hundred and forty-seven pounds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-20
Surge l1tbfrii(bt,

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liierten in Salunifi erereifen.
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0preupfin iuill ,peitere Nsii-
liOnen ints Jelb itellen.
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bon iDirS beid)ranft.
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midjts @i&tiaes seuelbet.
Gn9liIdje Gnnonrnbpute iuer-
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Die Seloentaf eines Jlicsernnter-
offisiers,

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men abselelift. geIang les ben syrua
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-20

@ie aus 2unbon semelOet luir6,
bat man bort ben iitngen &ennetil
q. Srieite, eineii friiberen Stnbenten
Der ltiriperiitGt pon Grinceton, bef
inter Der Mnflage berbaftet luar, Gin
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lsimnlt itetig 5lt. Sic betrlg i'm Of
tober L076,343 gonnen, gegen l.
O34,1 Sonnen i'm Septenlber. Die
ssroouftion oes beutlden Stabl-
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Sommer Serneiter betrug tie So
nno I'M letten @inter Semeiter
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IJanptet, Der rniiiIdJe Trcmiermini-
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SninnD.

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llen pieber elmer Der blutigen gra-
sooien aum slbl6luB gefonnlell, tpie
iie iid I6on 10 oft inter BEN oorti-
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lit 6reitag lllorgen Dor SagesanbrnG
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miro oieles 8epirr bon 8erbrehen
mol norlonfig gum slbidlnB aefom-
men iein. A aA ii sl
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belt oes 9feaiernlaspIanes fir SisI
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-20

bes,
@om lueitlidJen &riegsldanplab
melOen bic Deatid)er, bais in belt
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pie itattfanoen unb bak Elm bent=
id)es 2nftidiffseidJiuaber oas Eager
Der Gnslanber, iueitlidJ pon Hope-
rimgbe, amaegriffen babe. Nid) Sie
JransOien ipiiien ans Jranfreidl
nid)ts 81 beridten. GaolidJ bon
9irmnp6sn lollen fransSiiid)e 2nft-
idiffer bic bentiden Eager bpmbar=
biert babeu. slad baben IN jener
@esenb Nrtilleriesampfe itattsefnn,
ben.
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bnl @enent", iinb i'm WfittellGlbi-
iden Mieerr, nabe Der ,Ggbptiideli
aiitt, 6Mrd) Elm bentides ltnteriec-
boOt in ben 0runb gtbobrt iuprosn.
Eas Gleide seid)nb nit bem ensii-
|idjeit 6nlfsfrenser lara" (bercits
aemeiS,t) unb einem be,uaffuete,,
|cnaIildjen Sanbelsidliff ,u,troen ieiuc
Ganpflen tueaaenpntnen. gSahridleiu
lid bat man bas Sdjiff md per-
Ifnft, iuenn es in Der Sepeide aud
nidt ansOriiflidj geiagt lit.
Nie MniIen melbeu. Sie 0entidleu
hdttrn bei ssrieoridlitaSt Sic Niinn i, II
fre,tseu perind,t. Sod, iei i6nen Sies
uid,f oeInnaen slnd, ,pieSerhoIru Sie
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aensnS nou g,ortor;aF ,nr;;foe.
idliaorn lei .0is 9enfid,sn srflSrsn
i;r hSften hom rn,5i,d,en ar;eosid,om'
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