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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
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Sine il6crroihenoe GntOcduns
nludlten qcitcrn @}orgcn sic 8oli5i
item Soldier nno @odter bon ocr
Canton &ol5ciitotion Die 9eam.
ten wonocrtet iorgloS i9tcu Giitrift
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5ili6rcr gr0Btcn @ritalmen an cimeM
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4aat 5Niibc SSlit un0 llnter5ciIg
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lbon picOer Elm Nioro o0cr ionitigcs
&erbrchcn iii ibrem Qiitrift ereignct
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cntoedteu in einqm Bod Der Elm an
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roi6luiQ eincn Nlann, Oen tie onidn9.
lid fitr toot 6icltcn. Der llnbcfaiutc,
ucldlcr bob NIT Gis bc0cdt mar, mum
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itauo 6ciouo, on. SIN pSobns Sop
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&crgiitlng lit, ino Bo6cn i6m gcr
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ms 2cben 5ltriidscruien puroe, ola
aud oic Sprohc rbieOeriono. Gr COB
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9lr. 10, Observation-Disclosures an.
Dic Yoli5iiten brohten IbeiB in benz
@otrolmo9en nod ieiner @obming
miO beiduIoigtcu Jpn DER Srunfen
beit ouI @runo melher CT iid noM
Settling iciilcs Sooripur5el GotorrbS
Dor Dem @oliSeirihter 81 perontipor
Ten boben miro. Soweit Oie 9lcr5te
felt9eiteQi bnben bat Dem @tannc
nos ioIte, noiie 2ogcr ipelAes er ic
SqioaS fiir iein @ett ongeieber
1atte nidtS gei6ooct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Die @anOcsIaac.


Eie 9crid'tc ser g9ode Sclgen BON
gr0BcrCr gIftipitGt ais ionit. Die Sn
olIitrie lit ouf Nlouatc Gnaus aus.
periauft cS bcrridt Wlouael al Wla
tcrioIicu iiir oic icoer Grcis gc6otcu
miro rnO OoS 9ou0 iie6t lid cincr
nuacwobnlicbcn Situoiion ae0cn.
iibcr Tie @intoilicr bclebcn Sen
Niorft IN oen eroBcn Std0tcn itarf,
Die 3wiicbeu6onOler iinO NIT 9luitra.
gen in Ecrtilwoaren iiberIdpcmnt
inO Bic aimOen I'M Snlon0e bcitcbea
All promptcr 6riiGio6rslieieulng, 5il
nal @cOeuten lucgen ser Qicierltu0S.
Ologlidfeit beiteben Gns @erianot
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men, Gic 9llSflIhr pon 9}a0rlmge.
mitteIu lit groB, ueben Dem NlongcI
an Dlaterialien bin0ert aud iolder
in 5drbltoifen Ionic oil GiicnboGu
pngen mlO al Sdliiisaelegeubcit
Die @abnciinobmeu imO groB. Ser
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letiiouen iinO gut. Gelo rcihlidL Die
9o1ne iteigen peiter. Die iiibrcn0cn
Sta6lperfe ihO iiir lire ihpcrcn@r.
5cugnilie fir 0os Sabr ouSuerfouit
Die gabuen fulIien mebr NlatcriaIien.
DER anpferUerbraud lit eou5 ouBer.
oroeutlid groB mo idiuere Sducc.
i0lle iinO Ocn 5ormcrn 81 Wutc gc.
fonncu Srru5ortifcl iinO mebr 6cs
gcbrt 10 nancntlicb Smpclcu @}obcL
6igorren @ionoS imO onocre nuii.
toIiidc Snitrlmcntc. 9lnOcrericits
llno nanhe binoTnoc Glcmentc ~
5cridtcH alngeL ooB 6o1c greilC
III picIcn Sinicu oie 9Sroiite a6ior6i
rem o0cr 6cihrdnfen iino hagcncin
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beauubot Der 9msbIid iiir Die ao6.
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@cit6o6nen erirbeint olwfcl.
EoS @cidldit I'M Often brcitct idl
meiter ans, i'm @eitcn bciiert iid scr
6rii5iobrsmorft i'm SiiOeu fonmt
Der &crfe6r obcr jum S6cil nid)t Sen
Grmartilnlcn noh, ipobl tbcihDeic
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lloltcn uiro NM Damn audi lucQell
0cs Nodpoiicrs in ocn idiff6orcn
6liiilcn- Ger icrnc 9|orolpcitcn cr
holt lidl longianI Don 0cn ,Solqen scr
inlcrbort dlucrct Sd)nccitiirmc
Gic &2cijcn. imo Mc6lauSflbr aus
Ncn Scr Stooieu imo Ganooo betrro
nod @rooitrect's in ser @cridtspo
dc lLiS0l7o 9niNelS acocn TO-.
56I676 9libclS in Scr uorouiaeoon.
genon ISOLDE lno 970S550 QllihcIS
III ser entipredcnocR g2odc 0eS Der
gangeucp Sobres. Iie Nloisousnbr
bctru1 l06i,37i 9uibelS gcgcn 67l
1892 III Der @ormohe imo 2.026.969
@uibels IN Der gleiGcn g9ohc 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Grtte 5ltlirku&1r
lret Jrunrlt
Gic 6rancn.McOisiu hat i9rcn yScrt6
bcwicicn.

glls Spoin S &iuiGum'5 0cimittcl Sls
crit cingcfiibrt mur0cn, beSpciielic man
ihrc Sciliroit uno Mu6tcn beluieicu luers
OeH. glber Der &cmeiS toni m0 nab
lno uacJ luurocu tic i'm gauSen Yonoc
benusi Sesi, 90 0unOerttoulcnoe bon
Sraucn oic 8iiWtlSlicu 8elultatc BON
Dem @ebraud oicicr WlcoiBmcn erSiclt
5o1gu III iGr gSerib nllaennein dnerionnt
mo GDoia q Yiuibams &egetablc 6om4
poun0 III ole Stau0nrb NleOi5iu fiir
8rauru geporoeu
Der iolgenDc &rici III nur ciner Der
Sduieuoe ini glrc1p oes TNl6unts 9n-
rcdus In Sunn WloM., 0cr bciueiif. naG
Ypoia 8. 8inybams &cgetable Soms
pouuN cir 2lrtitel bon 9roBcm gSerib iif,
lpie cc ourdl bic bon ibm ersieltcu Hcs
iltatc bcwieieu ipiro
Nnnmnla, NDiua ,glis id nit benz
@cbroudl BON ynoio g. %inI9em 8 &cecs
table COMPOUND beganu lit ic0 on %crs
lhlcbnna, uno meiu SDitcm mar oH0e
lnein III lcbr ldbIehiCr Scrlallnng. SCI
bate Nupfldmcr5eu iuohenonq uHn
mein HiiGcu nNcrStc. luem ih mich
bllGir lp lebr cdB TO mih ialnn mli
ribieu ionnte Wlttne Sd'pciter lao
Sipei Niouuie trunf im Wett, uabu Nae
ei3in lpuroc aber uibt 0eicr Sic iub
eiue SinSeiae Sbrcr Iic0isin. periudDtc
Nieiclbe unD iUllroc geiuuo Sc en-
5dblie mir. Nos ic fir tie act0aa lno
ais ib toum spci SluiNcn ppOin &.
Eiuibnn'S 8 Scqetubc COMPOUND Qcuom
men bcgann idl lnicll im Nopf iuollcr 5i
nlblen. Sd leBic ben Nlcbruph iori. unl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Gum gefcu OcS ct. SlgncS.SOipi.
tails.

ghm q 5ebuor miro III ser
a@9uiif.9ltoocuic@ gum 9clteu OeS
1t. 9laueS,Spipitols cine @o6lt6d.
tiafcitsoorlteIhlng geaeben oie ST.
einen 9roBeu Grfolge 5i werOeu per-
aspridt. @cgebcn wirO @corae gcar-
borougb's nGbe Scort Of @etono"
cn in StIabomo ipiclcuOcs Sholf
ipiel mo ipl9cnOc Scrrcu uuO ga.
men huben bereits ser ouSqcianOten
Giulo0ung SoIge gelciitct, Dem 81.
ren'9omite ail5uge66reu, Cardinal
Gibbons 9iidof Sobn g. WlurroDs
@aDor Somes S. @reiton, &eo Or
@irdbeoo Mlaior Gric 9crglouo.
9lcp Er aiuiolpinM oie Serreli
9SoItcr w. glbcll, Ionicl s. 2Inmif
Opm Ban Gear @lod S6onos 81.
Somlcs. @illiom 9lllod @larf Sos
SDon 6rid 9lo6crt @arctt, Soht
Is 0ireiucr, 9IlcrauOer @oroon ir.s
9loger 9rools Sopfms tSraucis N't
Sends, Spoloing i. &entius, Sobn
8. So6nlpn, Senmour M}onOelbaiunt
Ral Borr. 9londoro Gau0oll, Sra
8emien 6. Columbus S6riuer, s.,
Sonuc6oru. SieguumO Sonueborn,
Siooc Strpilie, IT,, 'Shcrlod 1mouns
g. g9inslolp @illiaus. g9iaiom 81,
GlIicott @iQionl Q. NionninQ Telir
@cglouD. oie 6rouen Sobn @arOner
NhIrop, SymneS $. Rrelton, 9Sqli
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0ugb girdbeoO, eric 9erglouO, Ban
Gear @Iad. Gbomos s. 9oples ~
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Der @orOou; ira 9fogcr 9roofs sop
fius, SSranciS VI. Sends, Spaloing
q. Senfins, Sobn S Sobnion. gIrs
mlr .. ainiolpiug SeDmour Won-
0el6aunL 9}ol Gurr, glonbaro
8anOall, Sra 5iemien Is. Columbus
Sbriper Seurp Sonncborn 5iegs
numb gonneborL Siooc Strollie.
ir.. Sberlod Swum a. @iuSlom
@illidns. Z. Sarriion @arrctt 5.
@ilI. Cornelius 8. aeunp. Campbell
@ortimer, Die 5rlS. 9iarp g. Boone,
Wlinuo brandt, GIi5o6ei6 g Glorf
Scuiic Gopicu, 9IneIia &c 8op
s5oplcr ella g, SOlt, W g. Scopes,
elisa Sentins uuO WiorD Sbcarer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Sic nug0geuaunicn Rcrioncn Ddben &ciiios
neH iilr cine WnpetGil HpirimueHs0iecuS bonn
|, WS0 1910 cingercidi, melte am rltniag,
20. Scbrnnr 1916, i'm II llbr &ormiiinaS, IN
eu1ibrng Nc5odcn ucrocn.
Rroiclic miiiisn bic 9 llbr Niiiupe AM
Snmiina, 26 Se0rnnr 1916, cinecrcb pcrs
ocit ihr ucluc Sornluarc uni cieiud1 in oic'
lem Niircon crlaf0i lpgrocn i0nncn.
Sobu y. Nanabanimer,
GucfN en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Gnitihe @iicber unO 8eitlhriiicn.
VI, eaHtia. 40 IorS i4onpleiou. .StEaee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Shrcau brr Yicgn5s sNpmmindrc,
Simmer BOG, OcrldtSneb1uor
g. ScHrD Snier, Eriiocnt.
NholiDu 6. Wiunithl,
SoiepB ". gHd,
9ommiNdre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

glotioNal. .gloltfefi.

Badtad -1in lhoioetapb bon Nn6Scihliune
gr. is. g9eneerinatoHsS.rab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

8eitungcn Seititriften etc.
.,1be Sasfimcre IerS GpmYaub". Mnberi s g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Baumotcrtc,ien. Eburen, iScilter-
rohmcL @u0elf rfc.
2as. Y, SoH.r 60, fi5--iiT slo 5rsos
rldsSlrabe
Hateilt9lniu1lte.
Gbwin A. enmpcls, ac6enmali Rnienie
e1nocls gbnbmanpn. &etaaalcnie UlaF0s
lano Gruii Wulbinp
Chaplin v. Eergnion, fi8-~1i7 Ram AltlbhG,
loi0hrtqc @rlbriHp
u. g. & ". 2. Spwnrb, All Continental Alba.
&rail8uen icli 1872 criolarcin " eolimore
glutomobile.
@adnro. t-35 $3,t50 i25 S2760
u4aduIo Nrtpr 80. Of AaltlmnFt" Nburle8s5tr.
lito Wh 3irnn NuAlug.
1ohar BrpS.. o.c apopuldre COR. S7S6
WiarDrl Wi06lie 60 Garage l80S 40 9l0fbs
@hafleS Sftabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
81. ggsm. @edrr.

snciiGilii iur 9,iMfr na A'Hue
ar0alAciled &eiii in ii3cler le1
SnvbilS 9NiF'rHp sale upa Wlnlhf
UraWibciicn. NM2i!Niic tbgr Mr fitil
lpyen Nnhnl0nrn refu5ie 1dapdre
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"a N ~ Hefrr'5 tnNf peiif
WHalaaf NNtu TuSlluA Nuninlslita
5 isei N7'ala'lN&N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Dsdrnior, lin0 Grant 92erfc.
8. euaarmer & cons 222 Qoro ebailss sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

W. ipe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NatioNnI. 9anfen.
sgtc 90 salca siaiionol 9ani," mah ma
NrcierGiraBe. Sqenh 49, Qpnt. Nfuflents
sNcnrn ~. Nrbnc 8Niilier
.essuue slat'Snel EGutl" as2 cio,Nroaowas
60 y. gSaQuct. 9uliirer.
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~ Nntr'ph. Aaiilget
etoofs,9onten,
gGsasics seuf rru Sanirgrs,@ s.ailmsEs alle
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Cara, aoiNscr
Spar.9lantcn
u1entlds epnsoaas sun eastimorc,H tuiam.
iiiy Baltimore Sirose
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9tarnior, ln0 Gjronit 92crfc.
9. ouaartner q cons, 22a aoro caailss 5sr
2onOrliri6ldoftIitq CScratbs nn6
5Gmereirn.
o'rt'a'p SnfHsr es~ 2o5 sor0.9a'a.cirats.
&hnlbinp S5irqoGcs, RQnQeS mo
scicu Godbecieu uno gdnnel.
gsansii Slns. 5sa observation-disclosures
Nun1erla)pirNc iul0 @lnnlbers.
5pna rytcri, i7it 1gamgss girnae 81 &&
Ne;cpGDn Aolys iuap
,scuer NeriidlentuQen
% e Gbndclioro q 6o
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afnvlfA, Rclinc'5iAoannQcc iOi lu3 Nua'H
ber ci Commerce Nlil0WR
e@srMuHln NeWerSegiftNeu euun3- eittiMnit."
taiimare- iiilo RgrttlSircRa
: s5iedpIoticn, gseiali etc.
! eNen GaHtlm & oa., aur, 1915 gaiterllon
Sttabe.
I Ciseiltbuns-Ggert ra0 Sdnoler
VlsrIs IS. ruasa & Nsphsr, . Ciseeraaas
EtraBe.
etiemooorcu aller glrt m0 sur
ihnlic6 3ubehor,
g.. stqn @aaSe Gr. 3o2-~sGi Noso&an GiE
sStcit0leib sWeldnsfe
,genieAS1ieb VnnH NagT ~nvnsNor.Firahs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

@p1r.2lnnfen
~ rentidt evnt6ouf mn NalumorcH tnioms
nlig 9aliWoreSirose
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

FIIIUWIUUII7 1JIUUI TNVIiIItI.
OFT. 9iopal Siu &C., 1922 l0i ssef Wh.
Npndi,Auc. Nclleu mo Quucu; 8uhch0f;
@ulianIiyrr uno 9enhctnnhAisQ, Nepnrdsiis
ren p1upianariier litr Wlinein1eliaN nub
sInben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

ErlltG0uipagriei.
veaIr TsyoFt am ESra aumvans," AZ ccnt@
Girnse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

,Tbc clA EaAua Maiionol Bauf," mdh nnh
NrctsrsGiraje |denh S9. QnnI. Nruglienis
&cnrp 81. NrDnc. Nliler
,,GrrDno glNft5n0l Hnuf," 432 Git0tYrnabiVn&
90. Y. 9SdQuct Nui,irer
,,geciiet, Gnilyagi ydnt.H 1 I N0rD1niemi aix.
gi Nntriph &diitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Gtoats 93onfen.


,,Gensluhc @auf rru 9iasiryye," cdaluerc ua1
EoUihaAt1irnNc gdNft akcbcr iiNNNcNis
Soun u Nunhtl &ise lMIinTiA; WeQlae S
Ndru, MuNtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

WlcrcautlEt NGtneg.
Sc. IS. Gun & 60.
COZ $40 WlcygInn6 Eriilt @l0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

&hmbinp. S5praoccS HaaQeS ltto
Seleu, @06oedcn nno gtinaeil.
Neaneh Slns., 5ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

N0n0IlIrINIdaIIIIdIa I8oraIN. nn0
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08

in revenue was from the aboishment of the governments vodka manufact- ure, the revenue having fallen in one year from S344,5OOOOO to $4,5OO,OOO, or a reduced revenue from partial pro hibitiOu of $34O,OOO,OOO in one year.
 The government of Russia, and the brightest minds of Russia, have been figuring and scheming for nearly two years to find a way to replace the revenues decreased by stopping the manufacture of vodka, and as yet have found no way. In an autOcratic nation such as Russia, measures can be used to increase revenues which could not be used in a Republic like the United States, yet such as have been applied do not reach the desired point. They must figure out a way, and hope to do so, but they haven't arrived at the solution even after long study and many experiments.
 Probably the trouble is that the country had grown to depend upon the revenue from liquor, just as America has until ever one-third of our National revenues come from the liquor sources. Probably the Urited States can in time learn to live without revenues from liquor, but lnil such time as the problem has been solved it would be disastrous for the Territory of Alaska to endeavOr to solve the problem.-Fairbanks News Miner, May IS, 1916
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08
TO AUCTION OFF SOCIAL
 POSITION FOR 4 DAY

(United Press Staff Correspondent
 NEW YORK, June 3.-"Hrere you are! Only $5 a day in the most ex- elusive home in Newport! Buy a chance, and if you win you'll be en- tertained by one of Newport's most charming hOstessesp
 This is the cry that resounded to- day when the Million Dollar Allied Bazaar began in Grand Central Palace.
 Among the many things to be rafFl- ed off, from neckties autographed by poets to high power touring cars, is a free trip to Newport and a days entertainment in some villa where hitherto only those whose names are in the social register have been per mitted to enter.
 Just who the hostess is to be, whether it is Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. O. Fl. P. Belmont or somebody else, has not been disclosed.
 Not even the possibility, immedi- ately suggested, that some I. W. W. person might get the price and buy a
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08

chance and win the day at Newport has deterred the Newport hostesses.
 Another alluring chance that will be sold is "the day of ladylike thrills" Only men may compete for this, and the lucky winner is to be handed the following nice feminine thrills:
 A morning trip with Katherine Stinson in her airship, a regular scorcher of a ride with the most dar- ing women automobilist the commit tee can find, an afternoon spin with Mrs. J. Stuart Blackton in her motor boat, several hours of posing for the movies as the hero in the most stren- uous play that can be found and danc- ing in the evening with Florence Wal ton as a partner
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08

Some time ago the news that people killed by cyclone in Arkansas would be considered important days Today the
 killing of few hundred people in country any but trivial occurrence which is noted by the correspondents only because they desire to cover all sources of intelligence looks like wasting space that could be filled so much better by decent like the sink ing of few dozen ships drowning thousand including several individuals each he died times of would receive for obituary notices.
 We are living strange exercise most remarkable cec. on the human Only what the effect will be but the vast human mental power exercised and agad it all over the world today vou, bringing great human a fairs The great war probably only instrument utilized for part a nd We can see many already that the value placed on human life is fast decreasing executions in nda China Mexico Egypt elsewhere and have three thousand men armed with less than attacking highly equipped arr of twenty thousand capital country We read of men whose names were household choking with salt water We read women facing squads penal rtud women who ordinary times the ordinary gentle pursuits Of vomaukr calmly dying by thousands, O, c piled in the fields trenches stalks through the world and claims only passing glance We read of death hear of death think of constantly read of the thousands dying dcpre the worth of little separate exsteuces.
 And We do not know story handed only view surface the face of the clock and We see only tc results of the workings selves tragedies read and every the millions engaged Be commuqae pofandy tragedy which to influence the minds of those involved influence may electricity appalling power invisible until bursts devastating hundebos day may the t all will become apparent universally.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08

Spalding's Gloves, Bats, Baseballs, Tennis Balls, Etc. We have the Spalding agency. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-08
REDUCED REVENUES

What the reduction of revenues means to town or nation, when they come from new and mtried sources, is portrayed in the proceedings of the Budget Committee of Russia which met in Petrograd March 1. Their report showed:
 That the daily war expenditure is SI5,5OOOOO
 That the revenue of today is S1,- 51I,O2A659, while the expenditures are SI6I6,2SlS49, excess of expendi- lures over revenue being $lO5,2OI- I4O.
 That the most important decrease
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 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN cha, NORTH WESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY, cor- p5ration. as assignee ot RICHARD W. HuNI being entitled to che benefits ot Section -5Jo of che Revised Statutes 1t Che United States and amendments thereto. has applied ,' make entry 1t the lands embraced lu l- o. Non- mineral Survey No. -a- as amended al-lA-t ou lhe rIsat bank of NaAneN Biyer about one half mile west ot .. s. Survey No. 5si, bris- t1l Bay. Territory of Alaska, and moro par ucularIy described aB follows. to-wi-:
 Beginning M C. Cor No. l on beach Max nek River at ordinary high tide. cor. not s-l. wit. cor. an iron pipe tet in ground marked W. C. A. S. -aL Cor. 4, bears No. -Vt chs. dist. thence from true cor No. \ North i.ss che. Co cor No. @, an iron pipe oct in ground marked A. $. 2s2 Cor. Q. from whence cor. N0 Q survey No. 252 bears No. 6.l6 chs. dist. {, thence Eaa- 5.56 che. to Cor. No. 8. an Iron pipe set in ground marked A. $. -52 Cor. 8. from whence V. s. L M (R. c. M. C. Sur) bears N. 52 dcs 5) min E.. 2s.8l chs. thence So. 4.15 chs. to M. C. Cor. a, cor. not aet. wit. cor an iron pipe set in ground marked X. s. 232 Cor. a W. C., bears North A.ie chs. dist. thence meanderins NaNnck River at or- dinary high tide CD $. a deg. a min. W. 6I4 chs: l2J S. 65 deg 22 mlu VI. l.0o chs. Co M C. Cor. No 4, Che place ot beginning. Aroa 4.4l acres Variation at al corners -- deg 70 min. Eonts LoNsltAle AHt Nths WV min. ". Latitude 5S deg. 4l min. 70 sec. N. As additional to original homestcad entry of Richard w. Hunt. H. E. 29o9 at Springfield. Mo. Dated March s. 1866.
 Any and ail persons claiming adversely any portionof Che above described tract of land are required lo hlo with che Register and Receiver of the United States Land Oihc8 at Juneau, Alaaka. their adverse claim thereto. under oath. during Che period of publication OF with In thirty days thereafter or they will be bar red by che provisions of the Statute.
 NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY,
 By NEWARK L. BURTON.
 Its Attorney tn Fact. First Publication June 4. 1916.
 Laat Publication August ll. 1916.
 U S. Land OHiee. Juneau. Alaska. March ST.. 1916.
 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the fore going notice be published for the statutory period ln the Seward Gateway, @ newspaper of general circulation printed at Seward. AL aska. the nearest newspaper Co said above des- cribed claim or survey.
 C. B. WALKER
 Register.
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l9l6-POLITICS-l916

How can the political aspect affect Seward? What does it matter to US what the Presidents answer to Ger many is? Or how the Mexican situa- ton is handled. We are not doing it. Seward will still be Seward and Oc- cupy the same place on the map one hundred years hence. Headquarters for the U. S. government in Alaska By that time We will have an auto mobile road to Kenai Lake. An air line to Nome. But you can hardly af- ford to wait that long. You might just as well wise up-Now. We are tired of making predictions. Every thing will be alright anyway. But to make it double sure, you should trade where you get the Best Goods, honest weights, and surely the best treat ment. We carry everything in the General Mdse. lines, everything for the home or trail. If you don't see it, ask for it. We have it. Don't say I've didn't know you carried it." Everything but Fresh Meats and Drugs.
 SEWARD COMMERCIAL co.
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CThe principal known mineral and mining districts are the numbered circles follows l. Port Dick district @ Sunrise district gold; g. Resurrection district
 copper Falls Greek district gold Latouehe district cop, per Boring coal fields the Valdez district gold and copper: S. HamnS district, gold and copper g. the mining district owned by the Alaska Syndicate cop
 per- TO- the fields and Mstanusk iron and gold district Willow Creek district god l2. Yentna district gold 3O felds; and SS Seward Peninsula districts Broad Pass district gold and cop per: I6 Nenana feds; IT, KRn0hna district gold; lS
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FOUND

Gold watch and chain. Owner can have same by giving description and paying for this ad.-Enquire Purser Farragut.
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The Pioneers have accepted the of fer of the Forestry service of the re- creation ground at Kenai lake, and it is most likely that they will have two playgrounds, the other being at Wood row Park, Mile 6.
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Two very capable, refined women would like a position together in AL aska. Can do anything in the line of womans work. Address Gateway ct- flee. 6-1-4t
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FOR SALE IN SEWARD

A cabin IOi. by l2 feet Built of 9 by 8 and ship lap last June Has stove and 2 hunks, also IS f, boa, with oars. Price complete S75. Alp. J. P. Silverwocd, La Touche Alaska.
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Hot Springs district gold silver and tin l9 Fairbanks district gold: 2O Circle district gold 2l Rampant district godi EZ Cbandar district gold 2S Eagle district gold 24. Koygkuk district gold and coal 25. KuSkokvm district gold 2 kuoy dstrct gold and coa 2 Ophr district gold; 2S ldarod district gold 29 Georgetown district gold 8 Nuato eoa fields; 3l 32 and Seward Pennsua districts gold. From Cordova Kenncot the Copper River Northwesern ka road l99 miles by the Aaska Syndicate From seward to Nenana railroad route. 42 miles with SS-mie branch and projected branch or Ss0 miles through the Kuskokwim valley to the Yukon.)
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SEWARD. ALASEA, m URsDAY. JUNE 8, 1916.
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C. B. WALKER.
 Register.
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"The Taste that Tells"-Premier Salad Dressing, delicious mayOnaise. Once used-always used. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"