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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
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Oct itatiitiife 8epartement opgsr
til Staoigbeo. og meo oisie Rel.
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meo mango gsrn fIarer
fig, 3erIom oeres 1000 aroners
aorsinOtngt life err iorSget meo
700 SIR, itaar iom en- @aoOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
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trne. Sra RiggcentraIen for 5rDf-
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oelelie ON, at 9apirpriierne er
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aementspriien betpoeligt.
aor mange aartOfler? 5orbnn-
Bet al tgife 9artoffeIgrosierere bar
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forfeit al 0en Soben5o4ernIte GUS
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rup Deo 4nbenraa bar ben 10
quit iommen meo i'm Jnmilie to.
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sftenen ser. 7a poa Siempeien
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Ten bnp0e SipIm pna eller gssie
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

SfuISe Sen Oanife 8igsoag nag.
te at eoofenoe geitinSiens Solg
til amerifa, mao man boabe, at
Regerineen BOG life iIipper oct
grsnlonoIfe Spsrgsmoal al Spne.
G0par0 Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

Worgars SamIinger. Sartforo,
Conn, 1. Septbr. en- flor Del al
ben at afosoe 3. Bierpont Wor.
gan til metropolitan Nifeum |
SEEM gorf uoTaonte a~unfHamlins
er bra9t bertiI, Worgans 5soebp,
|bbor Runitifattene ffaI opbepares
I Worgan Memorial, ben afosoe
Migmonos @ope til fin 5soebp.
SmIingen teller 1911 Stpffer.
Deres garoi o~nilaoes til $4,000.
900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
Sfilsmislerne.

Der er ito0is Stiening / Nm
tolIet Of Sfilsmisier / Danmart.
s 1915 opIeites nGiten 900 9Gg.
teifaber eaer mere emo oobbelt Ian
mango iom for 10 Mar ii6en. "a
antaIIet Of gieIier | 5ior bar
10000, u6esr SfiIsmisiernes I'm.
tai oltioa npften 8 PCT. Of oisie.
Oct bar o9Ientligit | a~eben6abn,
5olf gif ira binmoen, nemrig De
$50 Bar Of De 900. grooimsbper.
ne ms6er meo 1874 Sfilsmisier
oe 2onooiitrifterne meo t55. 5or
@eftens 8eOfommenoe nfgap 10.
lonoet Opbolositeo for Den enc Of
elGer besse garterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

aooIpb S~iI6ebrano, en- IL aar
gammeI Greng, reooeoe fOrleoen
IDog fin S6ter ira at orufne
|Jor aiper oeo Wenaibn, Wis. Sun
er fem aar gnmmeI os fnIot neo
| ganoet fra en- 9smmeritof, iom
|fGso paa ganoet. Senoes grooer
oor life fen til at fate fig no |
|6looen og reooe benoe.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
ALL-ALASKA REVIEW AS
 X CHRISTMAS PRESENT

The November issue of The All Alaska Review will go to press on Sunday. Owing to the change of of fees and the plant of the Gateway the issue was not produced as early as desirable in the month. About a score of new pictures of Alaska, sup piled by the Pacific Steamship Com pany specially to the Review, will be the feature of the coming issue. Those illustrations cost something like a hundred dollars and you can have them all to send to your friends for Christmas outside for twenty-five cents. The issue contains all the news of the territory since the last issue and several articles of real in- terest. You could send no better Christmas present to the friends out side who are interested in Alaska be- cause they are interested in yourself In sending this present you will al- so be doing something to advertise Alaska. You may be advertising Seward particularly for the Review advertises this place by being pub lished here.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
TWO MEN WILL HOLD
 BALANCE IN LEGISLATURE

According to election returns to date there will be four Republican members of the Senate, three Demo cratic members and one Progressive, and eight Republican members of the House, seven Democrats and one In- dependent.
 Should final returns bear out these figures, o. P. Hubbard, the Progress sive member of the Senate and c. K. Snow, the Independent member of the House, will practically hold the bal ance of power in their respective branches of the legislature.
 For instance, in the House, in every case where party lines may be drawn, Snow will have the deciding vote. In the Senate also, Hubbard can sioc with the Democrats and make a tie vote. Without him voting, the Re pubHcans would have a majority of onc-Juneau Dispatch.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
TOM DONOHUE SAYS
 SULZER LEADS BY 92

T. J. Donohue Democratic national committeeman, was wired also today by the Gateway and requested to give his figures as it is about certain that he has followed the returns throughout the territory carefully than anyone else not directly interested The following an- swer was received from Mr. Donohue this afternoon:
 'Vadez, Nov 24-From all the precincts reported in the Third division Suzer has received 1696 and Wicker sham 894 In the First division Sulzer leads by 58 In the Fourth division Sulzers lead is five In the Second division Wickersham leads by 179 This gives Sulzer lead over Wickersham of 92 for the territory The pre- cincts still mreported in the Third division are Renal Ilamma Ninilchik Takitna Sanak, Chignik, four pre- cincts in Bristol Bay and two in the Shushanna country Marshall and Dime creek in the Second division have not reported One precinct in the First division with eight
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
KOYUKUK RETURNS STILL LEAVE
 SULZER IN LEAD FOR CONGRESS

The Kovukuk returns from the delegate election have been received and they still leave Suzer in the lead in the race and it may now almost be taken fact that the Democrat will be the next representative to congress from Alaska. The following cable arrived last night for the Gateway from MoriSSey of Fairbanks, who has been sending nearly all the political news from the Fourth dl- vision since the beginning of the campaign:
 Fairbanks. Nov 23. - The Koyukuk returns have just been received They show that NickelSham recey ed iXv-one votes and Suzer received fOryhree LeWlS cot tbirt1-hree The figures of the NewSNIiner show that Sulzer is now leading in the territory by htyYe votes His lead in the Fourth division is cut to five votes by the Koyukuk returns The KuSkokwim district still remians to be heard from but it is expected to swell Sulzer's plurality by twenty votes
 (SigneD "MORRISSEY."
 The figures of the News-DIiner as given above are different from the figures of the Juneau Empire by only ten votes Yesterday the Gateway cabled the Empire o say it had received the Koyuk KuSkokwm and other returns and to tell what it's figures now show for the Ter ritory The following was received late last evening:
 Juneau Nov. 23-No returns have been received by| us yet from the precincts you mention Suzers plurality today for the whole territory is SiXty-three
 (Sgned) EMPIRE"
 Bv taking the Wickersham plurality of eighteen in the Koykuluk from the Empires figures we leave Sul- ger plurality of fortyve It is rather likely that the re- turns from Marshall have already been received from the Nome returns as Marshall is in touch with St. Michael fairly we'll and if this is the only places to be heard from would be the KuSkokwim, Kobuk and few other places that hardly count Therefore, Alaska has fallen in line with the rest of the nation by placing all on ten terhooks with small and shaky plurality for the Demo- cratic candidate The vote given for the KOyukuk much smaller than many had expected and all oldtmers expected WickeISham to get majority there. That this majority was so small is one more of the surprises of the wonderful election The comparatively large vote given for the Socialist in that camp is also worthy of note The great surprise of all the fact that the Fourth dvlSlon Wckershams home division, has gone against him. even by very slight plurality Those terrible roads of Colonel Richardson prevented him from getting in there he said and it would be sort of Nemesis if the awful Dick had actually defeated the Delegate directly Two or three dny precincts are the pvOtS of the election but looks as though the Democrat had squeezed in ahead of the Hughes man as the Democrat outside squeezed in ahead of Hughes himself When the KOyukuk the greatest of all the camps not heard from, if Marshall be left out or consideration boiled only 137 votes and out of that num- Der gave Wickersham only plurality of IS it looks like Suzer more than eve in spite of the anxiety and doubts of SuIzer's own best supporters
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
SULZER LEADS
 IN FOURTH BY
 ELEVEN VOTES

That the lead of Sulzer in the Fourth division is now eleven votes and that he is sure to carry that di- vision is the message received today direct by the Gateway from the News Miner of Fairbanks. The following is the message:
 Fairbanks, Nov. 24.-The Fourth division returns with the result in the Koyulak which has just been received now give Sulzer 1,642 in the division and Wickersham 1881 About seven ty votes are yet to be reported in this division and Sulzer is sure of ma jority in them.
 (Signed) "NEWs-MINER." '"
 The News-Miner was also asked to state how Marshall had gone and it answers that it went for Wickersham. A this came from Fairbanks it is evident that the Marshall returns have been included in the Second di- vision returns all the time and do not alter the relative positions of the candidates. The News-Miner is un- able to give the Marshall figures ant this bears out the belief that they did not come separately but were includ- ed in the total from the Nome di- vision.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
PREPARE FOR BAsKET SOCIAL

The young ladies of the Philathea Class are making elaborate prepara- tions for their Basket Social to be given at van Glider hall next Mon day night. Many of the ladies of the city will assist the Philatheas and Our best musical and literary talent will be on the program. A large crowd is expected to be present as everyone is invited.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
BATTLE RAGING IN MEXICO
 HUNDREDS REPORTED KILLED
FIGHTING IN CHIHUAHUA

FL PASO, Nov. A-A tremendous battle is now rag ing for the possession of Chihuahua City between the army of Carranza and that of Villa. Villa IS bathing with his old time reckessness and has battered hS way into the city where hand to hand fighting of the ercest kind is now proceeding Juarez reported today that u came in the fight but it has now been resumed Refugees assert that the boodshed is terrible and the losses on both sides are heavy General Murguia of the Camanza forces with an army hundred miles to the south but will probably not arrive before Chihuahua has fallen
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
UNIVERSITY STRIKE OVER

SEATTLE, Nov. 24.-The strike O. the University football team has beer declared off as President SuzzalIa wired the Washington boys that they must uphold the honor of the Uni vcrsity by a complete fulflment of their agreement with the California team. The strike was caused because Grimm was debarred for year
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
LONDON'S DIVORCED
 WIFE Is STAGGERED

GLENELLEN, Calif, Nov. 24.-The remains of Jack London were ere mated in Oakland today at noon. Only the members of his family were present in accordance with his wishes Before the cremation intimate friends viewed the body The divorced wife of the dead novelist was staggered when she received the news of his death.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
SAYS HIGH WAGES HAVE
 INCREASED LIVING COST

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Testify- ing before the naval committee of the house today, Rear Admiral McGowan says that the high wages ashore in- creased the cost of living and hamper ed recruiting for the navy. Men anoat he said, are unable now to send enough money home to support thos} dependent on them.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
SHEER LEADS BY A NECK ON HOME STRETCH
RUSSIAN DREADNAUGHT IS SENT
 TO THE BOTTOM OF BLACK SEA
PETROGRAD, Nov. "A

PETROGRAD, Nov 24-It is officially announced by the admiralty today that the dreadnaught mpeatrista
 Maria has sunk in the Black with the loss of at least two hundred lives The admiralty says that after hear ing all the facts connected with the loss has come to the conclusion that the loss was caused by internal eX ploson The vessel was built since the war with Japan and the loss is admittedly great
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
FIGHTING NEAR DVINSK

BERLIN Nov. 24. - Fighting is reported south of Dvinsk by the war department The Russians were re- pulsed in several attempts against positions The weather improving the eastern front and also on the French front and more severe fighting is looked for 1t is not so stated officially but is believed that Fakenhan is now re-organizng Kraoya for the smash east ward towards Bucharest.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
SUSPECT REFUSES TO
 DENY HE Is GROVES

SPALDING, Nov 9. - The mar who has been arrested here on suspi- cion of being Crones, the man who at. tempted to poison Archbishop Nun delin, refuses to deny that he is tn, person sought and the authorities are convinced that they have made no mistake.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
ON THE ITALIAN FRONT

ROME, Nov 24-Severe weather has set in on the Trentmo front and artillery fighting has entirely been substituted for infantry assaults The opinion here Is that if Roumana is conquered attack in force will be delivered on our front owing to the mdnesS of the c mate compared to that of the Russian front where winter operations are expected to e discontinued except those ol a defensive kind
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
GUILD GIVES ANNUAL
 THANKSGIVING BALL

The Annual Ball of the Ladies Episcopal Guild will be given at A. B. Hall on Thanksgiving Eve, Wed nesday, November 29,
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
BUCHAREST STILL SILENT

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Bucharest still refuses to com muncae with the outside world or she is unable to do So The war office here says nothing official has been heard from the Roumanian capital since Falkenhayn crossed the mountains in the Jiul valley.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
HUNDREDS KILLED

CHIHUAHUA, Nov. 24-In the battle raging for the possession of this city general two coonels and two hundred Carranza troops and four hundred ViIIistas have been killed
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
GERMANS CAPTURE CARS

BERLIN, Nov A - The Russians are being rein forced on the eastern front it is announced today It is also announced that troops reconnoerng along the railroad at Krajoya in Romania have captured three hundred cars
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
HOPE FOR ROUMANIA

LONDON, Nov. 24-General Maurice, Russian mill taly expert predicts favorable outcome for Roumama vet He says the long line found necessary by the Teu ons and the approach of winter tremendous aids to the Rommanians.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24

While the engineering commission changed the time the telegraph office of the commissiin never did. It has gone on the old time always and this, of course, was necessary to keep in conformity with engineering time at Anchorage.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
VENIZELISTS QUIET

SOFIA, Nov 24 - The Greek insurgents under the provisional government of VenizelOs have not yet at tempted to attack the royass and reports received here indicate that they are not gaining in numbers The Serbs advance in the Monastr region has been completely stop ped.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24

LONDON, Nov 24.-The British hospital ship Brae- mer Castle bound from Saonik to Malta, has been nm ed in Myonik channel in the Aegean sea but all aboard were saved. The ship was formerly liner in the Eng land-South Africa run.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-24
HALL OPEN FOR CLUB

A. B. Hall will be open this even ing for the use of the Seward Athletic Club.