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The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28

The big Arctic Brotherhood hall was filled with a crowd of warm support CTS of the Democratic party and can didate last night when Charles A. Sulzer made his first address to the people of Seward. The impression of the candidate gained by the audience was exceedingly favorable and cheers punctuated his address frequently as telling points were brought out by the speaker. Those who were present last night and had also been present at the Bunnell meeting of two years ago point out the tremendous increase in enthusiasm made evident by the re- ception of the Democratic candidate in the present campaign. This is ac- counted for to some extent by the fact that since the last election Sew ard has been chosen by the Demo cratic administration as the terminal of the government railroad, a fact which has naturally made supporters of the Democratic party more warm in their efforts and has gained new ones.
 Owing to the fact that the Gateway is changing it's location this afternoon and the paper must be sent to press earlier than usual a complete review of the very able speech of Mir. Sulzel is not possible, but it may be said that it was full of vigar and telling points.
 Committeeman George Phelps in troduced Mir. Sulzer. Before the speech of the candidate for congress John Roman, Democratic candidate foi the territorial senate, made short and well delivered address in which he advocated chiefly support for Mir Sulzer, and in which also he showed that the letter which had been pub lished throughout the territory to show that he was president of the Mine Operators Association in Fair banks when strike breakers were shipped in, was not founded on fact. Mir. Roman proved that he was not in the territory at the time and was not president of the union then.
 Mir. Sulzer opened by showing that he was nominated by the most har- monious convention that ever met in Alaska and very soon afterwards he nailed some falsehoods which have been told about him as an employer He proved, as has been proved before, that he is regarded by every man who worked for him as the best friend of labor in the territory.
 He dwelt at some length on the charges made by Delegate Wicker
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
WILSON SPEAKING AT
 SHADOW LAWN TODAY

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 2S. - This has been named National Wilson Day and the President will speak here this afternoon Nine special trains are bringing people from New York to hear him. lie will speak on Wednes' day at New York. at Buffalo oI Thursday and will close the campaign at Shadow Lawn on November 4.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
CLOSING ON ROUMANIA

BERLIN, Oct 2S-Falkenhayn reports that the dis tics around Compuung and Slaniku will soon be in his hands and that he will be firmly established seventy miles from Bucharest which he expects to march upon Both jaws of the Teuonc wise are now closing MackenSen IS apidlv clearing Dobruda The Roumanians have aband- oned Hrsova and the country adjacent fortified line in that quarter had been depended upon stay the Teuton advance but the Roumanans have given it up Romania will be out of the war in month the military leaders de- clare.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
ALASKA LINE CONTEMPLATES
 NEW SERVICE

SEATTLE, Oct. 17.-The plans of the Alaska Steamship Company, in the event that the steamships Great Northern and Northern Pacific are se- cured, contemplates freight line ex- tension to the west coast of South America. Special reference to this new freight line will be for the nov ing of the output of the Kennecott Copper Corporations properties to the smelters of Puget Sound.-Ex.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
DEUTSCHLAND REPORTED AGAIN IN ]. 5. WATERS
BIG CROWD GREETS
 SULZER IN A. B. HALL

sham against the Alaska Road Com mission and made hit when he show ed that the Delegate had never open ed his mouth against Colonel Richard son in his speech at Valdez, because the very chairman of his meeting would not tolerate it. AIr. Sulzcr showed also that the so-called speeches in congress about the road commission funds, the fisheries and other matters were never delivered but were printed by him in the con gressional record after the present campaign opened.
 He demonstrated that before Wick ersham ever asked for any money for roads the road commission had its yearly estimate of $75O,OOO submit ted. The congressional record, from which Sulzer read, showed that Wick ersham had never even spoken of the matter before the committee.
 Talk about Wickersham as a fight er," said the speaker. Wicker sham's fighting has always been done in the printing office"
 Perhaps the most telling point against the delegate was scored when Mir. Sulzer showed that Wickersham, who is now posing as the foe of the fish trust, actually told congress that he did not want to see the fisheries placed under the cntrol of the Alas kans themselves and their legislature. In this respect the speaker asked his audience if Mr. Wickersham during all his time in congress had ever se- cured a change in the fish laws
 Mir. Sulzer also showed that Mr. Wickersham had always previously been opposed to the granting of a full form of territorial government and had been positively opposed to any form of self government before the act was passed
 The speaker pleaded for the elimi- nation of personal disputes such as that in which Mir. Wickersham en- gagged with Colonel Ricahrdson He declared that if elected he will work for all Alaskans and with all sorts of Alaskans for the good of the terri tory. He declared himself for the principle of Alaska for Aaskans' in every sense and he pointed out that he has all his interests in the terri tory, that he is a real Alaskan who has done his part to develOpe Alaska, and that the territory being his own he would fight loyalty and determin- edly to have its interests advanced and its rights protected.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
DEMOCRATIC FUND IS
 NOW OVER A MILLION

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S. - Cleveland Dodge, a classmate of Woodrow Will son at Princeton gave fifty thousand dollars today to the Democratic cam paign fund. He previously contribut- ed twenty-nine thousand. The fund now totals $l,OO6,2S3. President Will son personally gave twenty-five thou sand dollars. The number of contri- butors is over forty thousand.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
GATHERING AT VERDUN

PARIS Oct 28-Considerabe artillery work is re- ported at Sally and BOuchaysneS on the SOnme front but no infantry engagements are reported On the Yer dun front the Germans are violently and continuously bombarding Haudremont ravne Douaumont and Fort Damoup This artillery is taken as preparing the way for an assault recover the ground gained by troops this week The department reports that all the cap tured positions have been consolidated by our troops
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
DAWSON MAN IS
 KILLED AT FRONT

Dawson News, Oct. 13.-Word has been received here that Lieut.. John Pringle, formerly of Dawson, was kill ed recently while leading a charge against the Germans on the western front in Europe. Advices state that he died hero, and that just before being struck by the fatal bullet he alone dispatched an entire machine gun crew, which likely will prove on further investigation to have been one of the most daring and successful individual exploits of the war.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
SAYS MANY SHIPS SUNK

BERLIN Oct 28 - It is officially reported that the German torpedo squadron which attacked the English shore sank eleven outpost steamers belonging to the British and two British destroyers The attack was de- lvered in the English channel between FolkesOne, Eng land and Bouogne France. It is also officially reported that the German otla returned unnjured It known, the admiralty authorities say that several other British guard vessels damaged and at least two destroyers were hit
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
FIGHTING IN TRANSYLYANIA

BUCHAREST, Oct. 28-The Roumanians have re- pulsed the Teutons in the Bekas and Tugher regions in the extreme north of Roumania and troops also advancing in the Usu valley. Fighting continues at Pre- deal and the Roumanans have withdrawn into the Jiuj valley. The war officials declare that an effort by the Teutons and Bugarans in Dobruda invade by crossing the river would be disastrous for them.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
REPUBLICAN MEN HOLD
 BACK DEMOCRATIC WOMEN

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2S.-The police had to be called to restore or der today when crowds of men, Re publicans, attempted to form a Iane for the special Hughes women delega- ton and by doing so held back a decorated auto parade of Democratic women.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28

A. E. Orlander arrived on the last boat and will look after the business of George the Jeweller while Mir. Mirlach takes a trip outside for his health this winter. Mr. Orlander is accompanied by Mrs. Orlander. They will make their home in the apart ments over the Seward Commercial Company.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
MARRIED AT ANCHORAGE

Mr. D. D. Nint, am engineer com nected with the commission, and Miss Ethel McNiuch, of New York, were married today at Anchorage. A curious fact about the wedding is that the happy couple were first introduc- ed to each other at Washington, D. C., by Mrs. Thomas Ward Of Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
REPORTED BURGLARS HAD
 THEIR EYES ON SEWARD

A man arrested recently in Seward is said to have had burglar tools in his possession and the authorities be- lieve plot existed to burgIarize some Seward buildings.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
ARTILLERY FIGHTING

BERLIN Oct. 2S.-The only official news this morn ing from the French front is that reconnoerng German artillery last night queed strongly prepared attacks near FresneS Mamancourt and ChaulneS South of the Son. artillery fighting is the only activity reported Bad weather prevails that front and it is expected that the operations will decrease in intensity during the winter.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
ATLIN MINER IS
 KILLED IN SLIDE

ATLIN, Oct. IT. - Frank Charle- Deboise old time miner in these parts, was buried alive by a landslide on Birch creek, while operating his prop critics there. The slide is supposed to have occurred three or four days agO.-Ex,
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
SUBMITS NEW WAR CREDIT

BERLIN, Oct. 28.-The new German war credit was submitted to the Reichstag today. Count ROdem, secretary of the treasury recouned the Great German victories since the beginning of the to show that what the country now giving is only an investment that will be repaid hundred fold The members of the Rechstag, through the party leaders promised their full support
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
TEUTONS INVADING

LONDON Oct. 28.-PetrOgrad reports that the Teu' tons have penetrated Roumana from the north as far as Kimpulung, twenty miles, and still advancing south ward This place is only eighty miles from the ROu- manan capital but the PeOgrad reports indicate that the Roumanian army in that field is still intact.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
RAINS IN THE WEST

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Heayy rains are impeding the operations the western front and infantry attacks have been reported in the past twenyfour hours The German artillery is active, however, at HuIuch and La bassee In the Verdun theatre some severe fighting was reported this morning but the details published
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
TAMMANY SUPPORTS WILSON

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 28-Several thousand Tam manytes will arrive today to hear Wilson speak and to pledge their support Grand Sachem John Voorhees has announced that Tamnany will support Wilson Large women delegations are also expected en delegations are also expected.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
TFUTONS PENETRATE 20 MILES INTO
 ROUMANIA FROM NORTHERN BORDER
DEUTSCHLAND DUE AGAIN

NORFOLK, Va. Oct 2S - It is reported that the Deutschland is due to arrive the Capes in the next few hours enroue to Baltimore She departed from Bremen fortnight ago and succeeded in eudng the patrols 1t was reported last night that she had passed the Capc in the dusk but this report has not been confirmed.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
REPUBLICAN FUND

NEW YORK, Oct 28-The Hughes fund is one mil on six hundred and sixyseven thousand The expendl- lures exceed million and a half Rockefeller, Astor, Morgan and many other famous multi-millOnares are contributors.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
SINK NORWEGIAN VESSELS

LONDON, Oct 28. - Christina reports that nine more Norwegian vessels have been mined by the Germans The newspapers here are urging Norway to stand firm
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
NEW AUSTRIAN PREMIER

LONDON, Oct. 28. - Amsterdam reports say that von Korber former premier of Austria has been selected to take the premiership again in the place of the assas mated yon StUgkh.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
GREAT GERMAN LOSSES

LONDON Oct 2S - Bucharest estimates that the Germans lost in the campaign against the ROumanans in Pennsylvania not less than eight hundred thousand men,
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
PLEASANT DANCE TONIGHT

The Seward lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will give very en- ioyable dance tonight in A. B. Hall.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
NOW ON SALE

Vacuum cleaners. Best made. Reasonable prices. Mt. Mckinley Electric Co,
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
WILSON PLATED

LONG BRANCH, Oct 28.-Presdent Wilson may be described now as eated over the election outlook He poets confidently to carry Ohio
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
LINER AFIRE

LONDON, Oct. 2S. - Loyds reports that the liner Chicago has reached Fayal with fire blazing in her hold and the efforts to put out the fire still proceeding. The cause of the fire is unknown.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
NEW RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE

LONDON, Oct. 28-Rome reports new Russian or fensve in Poland and Gaica and says it is tremendous one but the news is not officially confirmed
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-28
MRS. SULZER GUEST OF
 HONOR OF BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Charles A. Sulzer is the guest of honor of the Bridge Club this after noon at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Ballaine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

8 TO renew his allegiance II the En-
terprise. v. C. Adkins ana his son
V. E. were visitors fromfnear For
reston. W. H. Toungatf of Nash
spread a smile over my handsome
face. +. A. Martin, the auto man,
gets the Light at ~ Mckenzie
street. T. L. Miles. a prominent cot
ton farmer from ItaE 2, was here
last week. ]. W. L. 6hull, for many
years a highly respected citizen of
Ellis county, was here from his home
at Hico John Jarrett, wide
awake and good fellow from Italy
/, was here. Z. IL Meharg of Chilli
cethe came down 10 attend the funer-
eli of his father,IJ. n. Meharg. A..
J. Roden of Fprreston E came to
my aid. G. VIZ Petty, one Of the
most quiet ands gentlemanly citizens
from Wsxahackie D, contributed to
my auto fund.- j. NJ. Brooks of
Waxahachie n had the Enterprise
sent to Mrs. Brooks. S. w. Tidwell
had the papef sent to his better half,
Mrs. M. E. Tidwell.
j. j. Roden from Forreston L
was kind tot me. G. A. Bearden on
Waxahachiet C got back into the
sound doctrine club.
Friday II started to Red Oak and
forgot to get off the car until a
reached DALLAS, where | got dinner
aud saw tbe Farm and Ranch presses
in operation. M. e. Reeves of Wax
ahachie 4 was passenger with
me. Back at Red Oak | met and con-
quered ". e. Gist and w. H. Rice.
Sam Anderson of Rocket hauled
me to Sterrett where e. w. Kem-
bic subscribed for himself and re-
newed Fer his son ]. Roy Kemble at
Charles City, Iowa.
Saturday l met and robbed r. Y.
With9rspoon, Red Oak /, L. A.
Teagte. Boz. N. E. Nash, Ennis 8, R..
Il. B1evins, Waxahachie A, and v. T.
yantreese, Waxahehie F. Mr.. Van
tre9se tells me he may travel some
this winter. Yours truly,
BILL cox.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

Mrs. Rose Middleton. of Green
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treatnf<nt OF this disease. She says;
When NY children were smsn my
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
NEGRO sS0OTIsT HIS
INNING At BHOWELL
oNE BLaCK - M JAZZ AND
ANOTHER UA4 BULLET
THROUGH W BODY.
oaarrel and M, rnaed In Ber'
Waits Being Shot Through
BODY By VIII Vance
Thurflay Night.

VIII vanef. coIored. sho, and
perhaps ffaly injured another
negro by he name of Bert Waits.
on the M/cIelland place near Bard
well Th4sday night. lie used a Ss
calibor folts and the bullet entered
wai,s,b body just under the heart and
passe6 entirely through MIN. al
thosth the negro was not dead this
mofing It was not expected that he
wY lid recover.
Vance was arrested by Sheriff
Dearborn and Deputies Hargas and
Godfrey soon after the shooting and
ie in jail awaiting the action OF the
grand jury.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
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ADDITIONAL rEysossls.
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Harry phillips of chicago has ar
rived in the city TO visit his father,
James Phillips, whd Is seriously i'll
at his home on Ro1k street,
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Gallons and
Mrs. J. A. c Ke1jble and son. Ben.
motored to Dall4 Thursday TO at
tend the Fair am Warmer" matinee
performance
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Singleton and
Mr.. end Mrs. R X. Erwin spent
Thursday in sherman. the guests of
Miss Reba singleton. who is attend
ing kidd-Key.
Exline Ma1in. who attended the
football gnmt at Austin. came home
today for ttief visit to his parents.
Mr., and Mr( ]. W. Martin. before
returning ii his studies at A. & NJ.
r. d. K3nbie and wife, son and
daughter. @ilen and Miss Margaret.
and their quest. Mrs Pat Hendley
OF Fort Worth. Miss Esther Brad
shaw of Ehnis and Miss Emma Tray
lor motoeed to Dallas yesterday ar
tcfnoon and attended the Majestic.
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pI.AlNyIEW.

Tom and Ed Warren OF Powell
and Archie Trull anh family OF
Wyatt Switch visited Lee Warren
Saturday and Sunday
Misses Tee and KITE Curry, who
are attending high School at Wax
ahachie. visited horte folks Satur-
day and Sunday.
Those who went u singing at Lone
Elm Sunday AFTERNOON were Misses
Jennie Alsup. Mageic Linton. Mary
lee Warren. Hatti3 Warren. mcssrs.
sam Gillentine. Prints fIaryilie.
Arthur Alsup andI Robert Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Alsup and Lee
Warren.
Miss Graham tpent Friday night
with Mics Mary Thompson and sis-
tied home folks snt Venus Saturday
and Sunday. ace mpanied by Miss
Thompson. E
Miss Pearl Hklder was the guest
OF the Misses Kirkland OF Lone Elm
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Linton was with the
Misses Warren Sunday.
The Misses arren were guests of
Mise Jennie Akup Saturday night.
Mr.. and Nos. John Linton spent
Sunday with Mr.. Robertson.
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For a weak Stomach. -

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frs. T.. o. Stuchell Tells How She
Cured Her Son Of a Cold.

when my son Ellis was sick with
a cold last wlhter ! gave him Cham
berlain's Cough Xemedy.f 1t helped
him at once and Apickly broke up
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An Old Mans stomach.

As we grow older and lees active,
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All the necessary papers have been

All the necessary papers have been
signed for the turning over Of the
ground to Mr.. Light Of Liberal, on
which he will erect his new elevator.
This site cost the citizens better than
a thousand dollars and they have do
mated literally to the fund. Now the
farmers will have no reason for going
to Clovis or Melrose TO sell their new
wheat. The new elevator people will
be here this week and WORK on the elc-
vator will begin at once.