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The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

X Fairbanks mine operator is au- thority for the statement that the output of the district will GaI several hundred thousand dollars short Of the estimate this year on account of the shortage of men. One big plant Is re- ported to have shut down rather than run shorthandcd.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

The Canadian Pacific railway is planning an extensive advertising campaign in the states this winter by means of moving pictures showing the scenery of the Yukon country and Alaska Representative of the Es- sanay Company are now in the country taking the pictures.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

The Alaska will make her last trip north sailing from Seattle October IS, and on her return to Seattle will be made ready for her first eastern trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01
CONGRESS PASSES 8HOUR BILL

Fred Laubner and William Bart. holf have bought Fern, Goodell and Tolman's property on Archangel creek. They have cleared out the old open ings and are starting development.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

Development or the StamanHowsOn copper property on Moose creek, in the Matanuska valley, reveals the pre- senCe of a wide ledge of sulphide ore of commercial importance.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01
WASHINGTON Sept. At o'clock this afternoon congress passed the Adamson eight hour day bill and it will immediately be sent to the senate.

become effective January 1, and ex- empting electric railways. It is ex- pected that the house will pass the bill at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

At the regular meeting of the Kenat Fishing Trading Company. J. Noon, o. ] Keating, L. C. Booker. F. Jacob son and Ward James were chosen as directors. The board elected John Noon president Dr. Heating vice-pre- sident and Ward James secretary treasurer.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

Harry, commonly known as Scotty Watson, has been sentenced to four months in jail at Anchorage for sell ing intoxicating liquor at Matanuska Landing He was arrested there by Deputy Marshal Hoffman
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

It is reported from Talkeetna that Charley David and Al Beet have struck rich deposits of bornite and copper. They expect to remain and develop their property until the snow falls.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

The schooner Comet arrived in Ket- chikan recently with catch of s5,- eco pounds of haiibut.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

II. c. shough. a Willow creek min ing man, reports his claims cover a vein of gold quartz from 60 to loo feet in width and which has been uncoy- cred for distance of s.600 feet He is running a tunnel with the intention of cutting the lead at depth.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

The Alaska Packers cannery at Kasiloff is reported to have put up 8 pack of T0,000 cases.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

The Seward Light & Power Com pany received a 6-ton generator as an addition to it's plant.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

LONDON, Sept IA Reuter- dispatch from salonik says that zaims retains the premiership of Greece supported by Venzelos general mobilization of the Greek army negoa on has been ordered and is only question short time before that country declares against the central powers
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

BERLIN, Sept. Prime Leopold of Bavaria is d the Teuton armies at the Russian front formerly ed by General Hindenburg.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. Turkey has issued a for nal declaration of against Roumania
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-01

SALON1KI, Sept 1-Vounteers attacked the Greek gar rison here Sarra allied commander ntervened and stop ped boodshed The garrison surrendered Sara and dsarmed and nerned outside of city Three men were
 killed during the conflict The Greek troops Macodania surrendering to the revolutionists
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@rieOeRsaerdC6te!

qie Grte6enSaeradAe ldaDirren DeoT 10 BID in Der 2ft bcr1nt
ME 0e Moslttos IN elmer ibouen Sonmernobt IN Stem Serep. uno out
her uoa os ale Spri6mort Reht bebnlhT, no Hauh it, oa 1T oh
Geier. es fann finem 9Deiel unhrliege, 0dB ale gOufr, friegtub.
renae ne neutrae, os enoe 6ies %fhredlifen a1rpfes berbelebnen,
bod lit sic rntrftelmg, oB 0ns oeutihe Sof geDtiermoBeu nm etnen
nnne1mbaren 8reon beteln ginee, 6urtnuS iaih. @eptB iebnt man
ouh in 9eutihlan0 0qs Gn0e os 9rieges hebet Ater ebenio tet III
man aud In Tcuiidlmao cntfhloHen, fefnen 6re0en 81 ihieBen, Der Die
rtcFaen 0bfer 0ieRs arhges pergebIid maht. Der &eihsfan3er bot
sic gp0tnqiuacn, inter benen 9eutihlauo gum 5ueoen beat it, m
aroBen ltHtrfien befonnt geseben. Snfidtlid oeier Seongmgen plroe
qeutihlnn0, peun Is al @rdluntndrien fomHen ioute, mad Dem bdonnten
@rmDiobe 80 ut 0es" beaenht NIT Hh reoea ldien, aer bedeibe ntbt
neil ps. pe sic hiefgen pro.naHerten 9lltter iets ~bebnupeu, fd IN elmer
3wangSlage befnod. ionoern leOigItdJ Inn Detterem ghtoegieBsn elm
'gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
Se a~tt0eaae greGe feat Ole Code immer io bin ais Oh Die
gnreaunaen fir Sic @eenoigung oes areges BON 8entihnno anSgingen.
MSqih lit 6ns, abr nht IN benz Siune Der Der Deltihen &egprllng
i~herito6en miro. Cleric uHridte fnO Die 9ebauptungen, oB it'd
9utThlon0 in So[ge 0s orh Die brHide 9lOfaoe berrrndtan Mangels
aetuuagen Idbe, mf cine ginieaung Der 6enoietgfeuen btn5uarbeiten.
4eatihIano fam Sen arieg gum miuoeten ebenio lange nusbdlten mie
iraen0 cine Der anoeren @fahte rn0 bat babel ben miltortfhen 8orteil
onf Iener Sete. Gs miro trosoe1 81 eneni 8rteoensihlrie germ berett
fem, penn cine Bats ~gefauoen Deroen tanL at Der Berhonolpneen onae.
babnt mernen f6nHen.
gielr entRqenfcnnen0en SaIhng 9eutidanbs g~egeuiber erfldrt
nun Der enqhihe 1inier 0s Samern, Serr SmuleIs! ooB England nift
oornn oenfe, srie6en 81 itieBen bic 3entfhlano boutg bengt ON 8os
ben Ihge. Bieoer Die befnnnte englfhe Sgnordn5 uno BbrnienOreheret
GngInnD miro ben Srieg 10 LANCE fortfibren, ME leiHe Berblnoeteu ptlenS
find, fb fir Den engIihen Ggoismus nnt5uoptern- 8oB oae 0o3n nod
immer 2mt boben, ibetnt ans Der pbrdien1afen 6rfl1rrrng Boincoreis
berborSugeben, Der Germ 6nmuels III iefner Geoc ietunoierte nno erfldrte
geutIblo0 mlGe I'M 5re0eu hetehL gtnL Die Serren Soruels rno
Botncare f6nnen fh 0arauf perahen, oaB 9eatiflnno nett mebr aus.
ft bnt Serr Der gnnaen aoahtioa gu peroen, ais befest an 9ooen gu
Iegu.
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Sed5s Oortrdoe d6er Den Bn(6an!

0ier5eit ouf beutIhen llniberfitaten
nobel man fih 1~IerDtngs bes neb.
miitigen @efitbls nidjt ertpebren
fonnte, 00B Der bort oiggeltreilte
Come 0entIder BnIenIdaft hinfidt.
lid Der @rnnblihfeit unb G6iefti-
pitdt redt ~ionoerb1re Gridie ge.
aeitigt babe.
Der @e0anfengong oeS Ieflten
8ortraees lit fur5 folgenoer: Der
rieiige A1ffdlDung Der i~noultrieQen
gntnidIllng Geitlhionog mad 1870
ano 6as 0irh oiele beOingte Ginten
Der 4usnan0erune un0 Gteigen Der
Gmnobner5dhL nm idbrlih 500 900
n1nhten es bel benz MangeI an Ton.
lumfdbigen RoIoHieH flr Gentlh.
lamb sur gpbieterilden gflidt, 6l,rh
ginorineen IN fdoH beitebenoe Sn.
ter~eifentreile feinen lleberieebnn0el
cine Dem 4nId)DeGen Der 9re0uftion
un0 Der 3unnbnlc Der gepolferiing
entiprehenoe 4usoehning at gebcn.
Inter 4npen0uns Der nmerifnni.
lden TruitnletboOen lgrItideE Der
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aufruf an Die D~eut[6ameri6aner!

geho gort, ben II. Wdt 1916.
aura feline %moBIoiea 9rO9angen bat 9rdi6ent &iion Is Ieioer
MIN 0h fertg qebroht benz OeuH1en @of Die 8dffe NI eureiBen, init
oeren Sife es England uuF bic anie spingen founte. Die I'M GinfIona
hit ben &iiontbm Soroerungen on Die Gonnnnodnten Der us8oote
erteten ssn{truftuonen ito oerort, bnb tie mr NIT Der n%aergroBten gor.
fdt norgeben fonnen. limo onnn Rsen fe ibre 8octe Der @efobr aus.
bon Der Meunnfhnt Der bgudffneten 9nnDelsidife u0 bepatrnet fn0
noHl ale engIiihen ShFfe, nenn fe in Die Gone Der 8nltboote fonrmen
@enns berfnt al iuer0en. 8eutIdlano bat nadgseeben. neil es cine
i~ernoieige SoIhmg Der Ser. Gtooten nmt rSfieren poate. GngIono
Gtnet fnufl @iIiBn bat ibm ben groBten 9ienit geleiht gei us
9etfhomerfnnern nB oife G~ntpideLng Der 9nge elm beIddmenoes
@efibI erregen. gbeno neng hhe mir iHTnn0e marerL Die &ieiennlsfuhr
bon AdFfen uno Waniton on bic sSein0e unees aIten @oteranoes gu
4unih, iber ods @etneer az ellen mo fur 9eutiblano IN 8eib uo
@ie0 5t f1upfen5 in bic Eat im6uiesea, ebenio menig fonnten mir &c.
nlgeno poGtii1en gufnB nufbrin9gL oomit oas oenife glt ieiner
becn @afe 3r See nht berdlbt nur0e. 9raf0ent Miion bat aaes In
fefner WlodJt Stghen0e gamn. lin 3attidnnos MEtionsfrnft 81 lGbn1en;
Elm Tell Der anerHoniden Genofeung BOT ibn In oieem 8orgeben ourd
9uHig un0 opatbiih perbaIen, 1mr aud nht Die gerungnen Shrttte 5a
9etihnn0s @unten unternomHen. ln0 ipr Geutfhonerifaner fonns
ten nur protetieren, mir poren obnnodtg, Dem 8erbdngnis gtnbnIt 5u
gebRten. 4He uniere beroiideu anftrengungen Dnreu fruhtlos.
gieIe 0bn1att niiiea mir ilbnen, 10 gut mir fonaen pclen mir
inns nitt Dor inns iebt Ihanren. @r nuIen uHieren 9r10rn inn oHen
gaterIonbe, Die mutg unb ertihlofea ben ibpereu aonpf mn bic Gri.
fen5 fibreL bepefenb BOB mir tros elmer unglidliden 8ertet1ng tis
origer ltrit1noe unhre 9fibt umo allies IN unereu Grdnen Stebenoe
tu, Inn Deutiblano az belfen. @fr mHfen ourd Eaten 5egen, bob
hr ng @er5 mf Dem redfeH sled Baben. 9a5 f6nnen mir 1m beHen
errehen inoenl MIR INFER crfpartes 8elo IN Der Dienen oeutihea sriess.
nnIa9e anIeaen. Die 3emGmngen nnifen IN Der 9abl Der 8eteiigung
nb in Den 6unnnen 10 i~berudItgeno tperoen, Dab mir mad benz Srfege
DenigIens fM5 0or1uf hinueihn fonnen- 9entfhdmerHaneri Mr
glouben Gu1 riAtg e~Hn5ufAaben, iDena mir anHebnen bnB Sgr, foueit
Sbr III gerodt fommt, oas fuieoer gnbmmndeH Deruht mas bic Ser.
Staatea 70 iduer rno gepthenlos ua 9euthiano gefinogt 8r glnu.
baB BON iet an Der 9erfauf Der DiagH oeutfhen ariegsanhibe tdaid
LapfneHnrig anidpeaen nir0.
Ole GearhamerffanIde 8an6elsfomner, Suc.
&ernrih Gbarlest Setretar.
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Der Ied1te ttn6 Ieste Nfrtrng oeS
Germ GrofeFlor Sling iiber ben Bal.
ian seidnete ii6 ooburh aus, oaB
er an uno fir fid nit ben 8aIfaH.
nnaelegetbeiten nifts ST. titn bate,
fon0ern MIR Die logifde 5ortiebung
0es fiinften biIDete, iniofpeit ais
iii lebterem oie ben arteg berurla-
den0en Madinotionen GeutidlaH0s
on ben Stranger geiteat murOen.
iua6ren0 In Dem ieAften @ortrag
berindt tDitroe, bon Dem 5tanopilnft
Ser qIliierten ans Die peItnirtihnft.
lIden @riin0e fl1roulegeus pelde
9eutfd,Ian0 init i%nnerer 0ottDen0ig.
Eeit gum arieg getriebeH baden rlitB-
Ten. Die BET 0ernrttgen pro-aIiters
fen auuoge6magen itereotgp mieoeE
fe6reu0e @braic, DoB man BEL oaer
aeronnnpma 0eltihcr afalibpoIitif
pfrionlih gegen 0ie GeutiAen III feis
ncr gSeiie Doreingefommen fei, hot
[id aud Serr Sling nidlt aeideHft
1t ae0ahfc nit einenl IufLlIg BON
EoaEbarfeit seifler 5neiiabrigeH Btu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
Die NatiOnn(en
partet'EOnUente!
RepHbliinnsr nnb grOgrshibs to.
gen in G6ienso, bic 9smOlTa'
ten III ct. 2ouis.

Isle in unIerer @lisenbe BON let'
ten Wlontag In ben GepeiAenipalten
bereits eriD1bnt, 1T ons $nilptqier.
tier oes repnbIifoniihen NationaI.
fomitees in Gbitoao bereits eroffnet
lporoen. Inn bic notiaen @ororbeiten
5u Dem Acknowledgement an 7. Sll'
nj 81 treffen.
Der NotionoInusihnB beeinnt NIT
Ieinen Situngen an 2. SUM I'M
Die aonteite betrefis Der 9elegnten
al erlcbiqcn. @is Jest iino MIR
iicben ioItcr aontrite sur Giirt.
.berotung rnO entiheioung nrsemel.
bet tporoen.
Gin fart beid1ftieter wiann IN
folee Der Observation-Disclosures III
segenipdrtig SER 5reoerid 8. lip
bonl @orIitenoerbes lofalen arroiI.
Inconsistencies. Sbm llegt Is Dor
oacln Oh. Die Gintrittsfarten gum
aonbent. iofcrn rs iih nidt I'M 3u.
trittsforten fir GeIeonten StelDer.
trcter un0 8ertreter Der 9reiie ban
belt, al bertcilen. @ie $err Up.
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Die 400 cite fir Die 9ertreie'
her glreIIe tperben spei SeitloneH
an lcber 9eiic oes Woreiits EN-
nebn,en u1t0 anberoem nod etner
Roum 6ireit Dor Der QIatttorm.
Del Der Bcrionnlung oes Dor.
bereiten0en 4lsi6uiieb ON 2, Sum
lperben Der b%orldufigc 9oriiteiioe
Ser aonbention un0 anoere geanlie
ern1bIt merben. Sir ben ebrell'
boiten bes scitipelligen @orltteIoer
iper0eu ~einItueilen geHaHilt Der @oii-
berneitr BON Wlihiaon M. W, Ger
ris Sic WunbeBlcndtoren Games y.
Weeo uno Biaiam s. Stons uiio
Ser friibere @ouberueir oes Staa'
ties gseu gort, lortiH 8. @lpnti.
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sroncH Safs.g ersiH.

wliffipod, ben II. Wlai. ipiro Der
SiIispercin gum 9eiten oes RoteH
areiiaeS bas beIproherie anrteii'
fransden obbalten uub oomit tilr
bic beiben Monnte feline &dttetelt
oepiiIermoben beI6Iiebei. Gs luer.
Ben sebn gtlrroen geipielt uno ttlrt
iebr bibIhe greiie iperoeu oiisgeee,
Ben iperoen. Soffentlid lit es ret)t
eieIen Gomcn m6sIidl, 81 fortiilelL
So es ltd bod Inn Elm gutes 8ert
bonoelt un6 ieoe Dame gelpib nod
Elm boar Sherflein abgibt, I'M ore
gsot Iinoern gu beIien. Den SIT
den sillit aufiee geben beriHieoene
GralerL pel6cn Is Defenders am
Seraen Iieat, ales 81 tun, lutt ben
ellen 3Ded az f0rbern. aae, lpel'
de anrten ipieleu iuoaen, tueroe1 o.
betcn, nift BLOB 8um Safe 81 TOM
men, 1tn6 Iie ioacn iid oebnlb pro-
ais I'M 2 rlbr einfin0en, UNI bic 81
sung uidt in Die 21nee 81 oiebeiL
Inn bel 3eiten pieOer an bdnsllnn
Sero 5u iein.
Gral 8. so. aoebneutaii.
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BAN aneob, ipirb bic @ertellana Bic.
fec eintrittsforten 70 eebnnbbobt
oaB fir je0e $50. bic gum Bnraniic.
lon0g beiaeIieuert fpurben, Elm Tidet
obgeaeben piro. Die perI6nlihfei.
ten Die ben @arontieionOB seidne.
ten, f6men NIT ben @intriitsfarten
0ann Ihalten unb ip1lteL lpie Iie
molten. Gle f6nnen Sie entipeoer
IeIbIt beniieerb berldeuten ODER Der.
faufen. I'M our9 bic Iebtere Me.
tbobe 81 Dem Beloe. bas ie Seih.
neterL az fontnictl. 90 lperbtn fir
aonoentsiite bis gu 500 eeboten.
Die prpersiiibe gartti.
g[m Z. SUM tritt IN Chicago un6
3ipor TIM auditorium aud Der Son.
bent Der p~rogreTliben 5uinmmen.
Gs merben 81 oemieIben etiua 700
Delegoten ertpartet. Charles Mer5,
Der omtieretioe Sefret1r oes bro.
greIIibeR domiteeB, erfldrt, 0ab Bis
lest bon go DeIeeoten mo $50
lteIlpertretenoen 9elegnten fir ben
aonbert Der QrogreIiiben &otel.
r1umIihfciten bcifeIt lpcr0en itn0.
Ssl berfhieoenen Staten iino
gum p~roareIIinen Qonbent ooppelte
EelegntiOnen crfp1blt norOen. &c
fretdr Oscar Sing Dobis bonn Sea.
tionaIfomitca Der progreiiiben nir0
In eriter 2inie 81 entidei0en ba.
ben, ipelde oieier 9eIegntipnen 81
Sit utb Stimnle beredtigt iino
ODER Oh beioen 9cIegationen eines
Stoutes ie Die S1lfte Der Stimmen
5ueeitan0en merDen ioa.
DAP bic B~roareiiibm Sbeo0ore
RooiebeIt ais Observation-Disclosures.
oaten oiiiiteIen tuer6cu, lit f~eltite-
bend. Der &onpt5ped 6es proereis
iioen aonbents oiirfte inoes Der iein,
NIT allen giitteln onrnnf binBuar.
beiten, Dab Der gIeid3ettig tngen0e
regul1re republifnniide aoubent int
Goliieum ben Colonel aus Spiter
Ban ouf Den S6iI0 erbebt. Die
tonangebenOen republifaniihen Gro.
Sen, Die bis iebt nod Chicago ge.
fontnien lino, nerbaIten Iid betreifs
Der Gusiidten R~ooieSeIts NIT be,
5itg oilf Die -republifaniide gomina.
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iion redt giaptnobTt. Bnrdeduais
neiQen le id ober Der MnIiht 81,
bah iroe Der oroBen NefldUif, Bic
Der .ggllbe Setter" fir id Iclbit
mnht, ODER Die anoere fir ion mo.
den, feline Attien ndbrenb ber let
ten @pden teineeipsgs geitiegen
iino.
aenbsHi Der DsmoErnten.
gus g1eip gorf trof bic tpleera.
.pbiIde 0ohridt in ct. 2ouis elm.
bob has geI1rnte Wortett bes aolci.
Eeurns BEL Der om IA. Stunt bort
Itaitfinben0eH gaotionol. q onbeniioH
Der bemoirotiihpn Wnrtei dusihlieb.
lid fir Die DeIegnten our aon.
pention uno fiir beren S%telpcrtrcter
r~eIerbiert iein miro. MIe 4eilder
ner0en uuf bic @o1erien iul0 Die
2oaen ungepieien fem. Bum rrIten
Maole In Der @eihitJte Der nnttono.
len aoRbentionln ercignct % iif,
boB 3uihauer gum Bartlett nitt
sngelaiIen tueroen. SnseeIomt III
fir 1900 gerionen giteelegen.
belt porbonben bon benen ctipa
1900 8uhorer iein fper6en.
Ger @oriieenoe Mcgonibs bat
eleihfols aneefinbigt. boB er Gbds.
u. @bite BON Qefp Dorf, Der oils
Ghieosridter Bel Borereiet lih Ell.
men Nomen gemodt bat. gum GIr-
bitter beItimrHt bat. Cine @eriomm.
lung 6es borbereitenoen gusihuIies
tit ouf Den 2. Stunt einbernfen uno
ON ~. SUM miro cine 8eriommt-
lung oes @einmtousiduHes itattfin.
ben. 9eioe ~9criammlungen finoan
in Gt. 2ouis iiott.
Dos Goloiieiirr miro iih In einent
.ean5 neuen @eipano repr1icntieren.
Ole gauge S~nnenmolerei miro tpeiB
lein uno beionoere 9efordtionen er.
balten. Gtpo 100 Sub bonn God
fuerSen entfernt un0 on StcIle 0n,
bon miro Elm @las0oh eingeiett
iuer0en, Inn beiieres 2ift uno Dor
allen Gingen aud quite 8erttilation
81 idaifen. au1 rerben fir Die
Ginerbeit Der 9eleqoten un0 3l.
idoiler beionoere gorfebrungeu &c.
troffen peroeit.
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Girls. Senieit, meIder ben qc'
IisiIten 2eroD @abe ipegen t1tliheH
ginariffs dngeflagt bate, erbieIt boz
@etidt einen Dollar ShaOeterias
5peeiproden.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26
NEARLY THIRTY
LOTS ARE BOUGHT
SALE CONTINUES THIS EVENING
AT 1880 O'CLOCK IN
A. B. HALL.

Twenty-eight lots were sold yester-
day afternoon at the auction sale Of
the Ballaines in the A. b. Hall. W.
p. Henry acted as auctioneer and the
purchases came quickly. Much Of the
money going for the purchase of the
lots is believed to be outside money,
but whether it is outside money or local
money the sale showed absolute faith
in the future Of Seward. The sale will
take place again this evening at 1880
The following are the lots sold with
the prices and the names of the pur-
chasers:
Block II, lot I6, Labaree, S125O.
Block II, lots 94-85, Lane, $3.50
each
Block "a, lots 24-25, Labaree, $500
each.
Block 26, lots 6-7, Romig, 5000
each.
Block 26, lots Hip, Lane, $500
each.
Block 27, lots ID, Mrs. Tecklenberg,
1855 each.
Block 27, lots 1a-l4-l5, Labaree,
$3.50 each.
Block 20, lot 80, Poindexter $500
Block 2S, lot 40, Mrs. Tecklenberg,
$8O5.
Block 80, lot Is, J. L. Green, $41O.
Block 80, lot 10, Labaree, S4OO.
Block 80, lot 20, Rasmussen, $425.
Block 80, lots 2l-22, Poindexter,
1865 each.
Block 80, lot %, Romig, $3.50.
Block 40, lots I5-16-17, Mrs. Teck-
lenberg, $255 each.
Block 40, ]. H. Romig, lot 2l, $500.
Block 4, lot %, Poindexter, $3.50.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26
Mrs WhittemOre
Has Passed Away
Most Popular Lady Dies On Steam
ship Alaska While Going
Outside.

II is not too much to say that all
Seward was shocked and grieved to-
day to learn that Mrs. e. L. White
more had passed away last evening
aboard the steamship Alaska while
she was on the way outside in search
of relief from the illness from which
she has suffered so long and so brave
IT, The fine little lady returned some
time ago, forced by homesickness to
visit her husband and her home, but
from the time of her return her CON
dition became gradually worse. On
the very evening on which the Alaska
sailed she was compelled to leave the
movie show but recovered before the
time for leaving came. Messages
from the vessel tell thaJ She paSSeu
two bad nights. A doctor was
aboard the Alaska and ministered to
her, so that she had every medical aid
but she passed away at 1890 o'clock
last evening. The body is being taken
on to Seattle and Mr.. Whittemore
leaves on the Victoria for that city.
There is hardly a person in Seward
who did not hear this sad intelligence
with a sense of personal loss. Her
death certainly leaves a very appar-
ent vacancy in this city,
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26
ENGLAND SWEPT BY AN
EPIDEMIC OF BAD BOYS
WAR is BLAMED FOR 1T
BY HAL O'FLAHERTY

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON, July lS.-England is be-
ing swept by an epidemic Of bad boys.
Ever since war began thousands Of
homes have been left in charge of
mothers who had depended on their
men to discipline the youngsters. I'm
restrained, now that their fathers are
at the front, the fatherless generation
is running the gamut of mischief and
petty crime.
American mothers left in the same
predicament at the beginning of the
Spanish-American war will under
stand how sorely tried are the English
women in attempting to keep their
sons in the paths of righteousness.
The situation is aggravated because
the war has given rise to impetuous
actions and words on the part of the
youngsters, who daily read and hear
Of carnage and passion in the war
zones.
In appealing for funds for home
for boys today the Bishop of Man
chester declared that ANYONE who had
seen a mother trying to manage a boy
between the ages of IA and 16 knows
she has her hands full. Her control
is an appeal to the boys affection and
it is very difficult for her to enforce
the needed appeal to the boys sense
of duty"
Hundreds of boys have been arrest
ed for petty offences who are too
young to join the colors and too old
to put up with feminine discipline.
Juvenile homes are rapidly filling
up with boys who have been declared
incorrigible after numerous appear
ances in court. The London papers
carry advertisements offering
counsel and help to mothers whose
sons have become unruly. The priv
ate services of men who have had
wide experience in handling boys are
offered. Records show that the ma
iority Of these bad boys come from
war widows homes.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26

BiIIingsleys Up
On Murder Charge

SEATTLE, July 26. - Logan and
Fred Billingsley, employers Of the
Japanese who killed Sergeant John
Weedin and VINO wounded Police
Chauffeur Robert Wiley have been
f. mally charged with murder in the
first degree. They were arrested on
this charge while in the cells Of the
ny Jail whe they have becu since
Their first arrest earlier in the day
r. w. Billingsley, father Of the notori-
Gus brothers, who was arrested has
been released. Ora Billingsley and
A. r. Hatton, a drug clerk, are held
on open charges. Prosecutor Lundin
is determined to push the murder
charge against the BiIingsIeys and is
backed by Mayor Gill.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26
LESLIE BENNETT DEAD

FAIRBANKS.-Leslie D. Bennett,
young man formerly in business
and social circles here, died last
Wednesday morning. He succumbed
to the ravages of the Great White
Plague, with which he had been a
patient sufferer for months. The
death took place in a small cabin on
Garden Island, to which place the de-
ceased had been moved from the hos
pital by his young wife, who was in
constant attendance upon him. The
body was buried here the funeral TAX
ing place last Saturday morning from
the Catholic church.-Citizen.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-26
CONFLICTING REPORTS come
FROM OPPONENTS IN WEST
S. S. MCCLURE DEPORTED

LONDON, July 26.-The British authorities today IN
formed American Ambassador Page that S. S. Mcclure,
the American publisher must sail from England next Sat
urday Mcclure was held aboard the liner Philadelphia
when it arrived at Liverpool yesterday but after deten-
tion of several hours Ambassador Page got permission
for him to land temporarily 1t was learned that the de-
poratou order was issued because of what the British
authorities termed his activities while in Germany
Thomas H. Kelly of New York treasurer of the Irish re-
lief fund.- who was enroute to Ireland with funds was re-
fused with his wife and his assistant Joseph Smith, d
landing. He was ordered deported on the same ship