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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-07-20
LESSON FOR JULY 22
sENNAcHERiB IN DAYS OF
JUDAH.

LESSON TEXT-II Kings 1902, 2S-37.
GOLDEN TEXT-God is our refuge and
strSngth. a very present help in trouble
Psa- 46:l
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-07-20


and the new officer. who was as yet
without a title, had struck out his
plan of campaign.
Amortization is the word colo
nell was Smiths prompt verdict after
he had gone over Martins summaries.
THE best way to get at it now is to
wipe the slate clean and begin over
again."
The ranchman president was chuck
ling soberly.
"Once more you1l have to show
me, john" he said. 1--WE folks out
here in the hills are not up in the
Wall street crinkles."
You don't know the word? It
means to scrap the old machinery to
aake room for the new," Smith ex.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-07-20
New Bill to Control Food.

A law controlling food prizes. pre-
vention of destruction Of fold, the
combination in respect to monopolies.
establishment Of municipal markets
and establishment of the position OF
state commissioner OF markets 10 be-
ing drafted by the attorney general
for submission to the Legislature dur.
ing the special session.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-07-20

Wins captaIney on French Front.
Extraordinary gallantry On the
French front raised Raymond Lamb
Denver, from private to captain In the
British army.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Auiirten-
GOnteren3.
@irO beutr In Yaris
beSinuen,
Otmr @mslnnO, JramfreidJ
Mnb S5taIiem.

@OIlcn Die 8oItunfruac beipre6eu.-
&uBlonO, Serbien unO eIriedcn.
lono pollen ou6 babel iein.
@rie6enIonO crbdIt feline Gcsie-
runescontrole 8uriid. - 9(OmiruL
Simms 0u elmer Glotten-D -Disfui-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
0lmcrifamcr in glrscntinicn.

@uenos ADres, "a. SuIi. -
Sic bieiigen 8eboroen 6oben itrenge
9luflihtsmoBnabmen ii6er ole Gods
pGbrenO oes gIitfent6oIts Oes omeri.
foniihen @eibmoOerS getrofien. Gos
@ei6maOer bat Oieien Soien beute
glohmittog erreidt. gtot Oen ii6li-
den 9egriiBungsoniproden meroen
Die 9eiuber 9rGn5e am @robe ocs
Generals Sole oe San Oinrtin, oem
gefreier Siioomerifos, unO om 6uBe
Der Stotile bon @oibineton nieOerIe-
gen. Gen 9lmerifouern miro ip1b-
reno ibres bieiigen 9lilfentbaIts Die
n6reibeit~ Der StoOt eeiuGbrt ipcr-
ben 8oblreihe 2rnheons un0 Son-
fette Iteben ouf Dem 9epirtbungs-
Erogromm. Gin 8onfett miro bon
oen leitenoen NiGnnern glrgeutiniens
gegeben nerOen uno bel Oieiem miro
Der friibere WiniIter S1orberto Ei-
nero cine glnIprobe balten.
@ie berloutet, ion Elm oeutihes
9onfboiS i'm 8ertrouen Scr oreen.
tiniihen 9fegierilng cine iofortige
9Inleibe bon 4OOOOO,OOO @ioitcr o..
ferirt 6o6en. Sbihon biel 0eiitihes
&opituI in bieiigcn 8onfen con5en-
trirt III, glou6t man OoB es iid nm
Elm Wlonober bonole, Inn Die pod-
icnoe Spmpotbie fir Die 9I1iirten 5u
nclttroliiiren unO bon Der finon5ieI-
len gerIegeubeit Der 9iegiermg uno
oeren Sdpierigfeiten in europa cine
glnleibe nnter5ilbringen 5u profiti-
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

bon @orbeil 0ic ben gon5en g'orocn
6ronfrcids nit Wlebl oeriorgten i6-
rem 9etrie6 cingclteQt. 9e}eidncnO
fiir Die fcbler6aite Organization ocs
ofonomiihen Sebens 6ronfreihS lit
Die @elolng oeriel6en 3citlua, oaB
mld Die 6Doroulii6cn Wliiblen Ocs
Gcportements Seine uno Die boben
geibloiien werOen miiiien oo iie bon
scr &egicrung fein @etrcioe me9r
gum Mo6len er6olten boben.
China un0 Scr 9rieg.
GefinG t2. SuIi. ~ Ger 5iib-
rer Ger dineiiiden &eoolltionL Gof-
tor Srn.0on-Sien bat in einem an
oie britiide &egierlug geridteten
GeIeeromm oeHen @eroiientlidung
ourd oic engliide Geniur DerbinOert
worOen III, enereiiben Froteit geeen
oie 9etbeiIigune Gbino's am ellro-
p6iIden 9riege er6oben. 0aS EeIe-
eramm batte oen folgenoen @ort-
lalt:
,g}od reiili6er lleberleglng bin
ib 81 Dem 9eidGuiie getommen, ooB
es Iopo6l fir @nglan0 ais oid fir
China lelbit bodit Oer6GngniBDoa
mare, wenn Iebteres ieine 94cutroIitdt
olfoehen ln0 0o1ilrh ieiner frie0-
lihen @eiterentwideIing ielbit einen
SemmI6ub onIegcn miirOe. Ga
@6iuo ni6t in Der Sage it, ieine eli
eenen Sntereiieu 81 Oert6eioigcn
brau6t es not6ie ole llnteritiiblme
uno Die Siilie onOerer Itarfer gtotio'
nen. China fam nidt ols organi-
lirtes 9onO ongeieben tperoen 9lls
einbeitlibes @an5es bGlt es ii6 le-
oiglid ourd Die 8rooition unO olr6
ole frieoliden gfeiguneen ieiner Be-
ooIferling oufreht. @enn 3mie.
tro6t geiGt piiroe, miiBte 0as 2ano
Der glnordie perfoaen.
Sls leBt Dd0cn 0le 0Dlllelell elH
unbci6rdnftes 3utrouen in ole Nlodt
unO Oie Gruppen @nelono'S gelebt
0o ober cine 9(n5abl britiidber amt
Ii6er GerionIibfeiten cine oilforing-
Ii6c, pro.britiide 9leitotion ms
8erf geiett 6obcn imO ga ierner
peri6ieocne eugIiiAe 3eitlngen bon
China berloneen nit einigen Gipi.
lionen sic engliide @rpeoition in Wle-
Iopotomien 81 OeritGrfeH lit Oieies
3ltrouen idper eridiittert morOen.
Ser @intritt in oen arieg pdre
fir China, mas leinen ndtionolen Be-
itono betriift, m6 fir Oas eneIilbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Sire fir @ilIuu.

gSuibington "a. Suli. -
Gin STUDENT Der llniberiitGt @Ios-
gow logte beute, es iei iebr Ieidt mOe-
lid, Oob Die llniberlitdt Den &rGii-
oenten @ilion gum r2orO-Hector"
ols gtodfolger oes YrGiioenten @oin-
core, erlpGblt miro. 2esterer, Der
Dor bier Sobren gum Snbo6er oes
Gbrenomtes eepGbIt mur0e, tpor Der
crite ylihtenel6n0er, Dem Oiele 9lus-
5eidnrng 5u &beil nuroe.
0cs ~Soro Hectors" eindige Ser.
pfIi6tung beltebt Oorin pGbreno Der
bier Sabre einmol an Der llniperli-
tat cine Heoe 5i bolten. Serr @il-
ion fonnte Dies erit nod geenOieltng
icines glmtsternlins tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

Yrclli0c inn 0uBcrIicn Sricnt I'M bod-
ten @rooc eeidbrlid. Gos 6ineii-
idc &olf iie6t sic per5weifeIten Be
iire6ungen Der 9laiirten, China 81
elmer aricgserfI1rlmg gegen Geutid-
louO 81 bepcgcn ais 0ns 3ugeit6no-
nib Der llnmoeli6feit eines Sieees
Der @ntcnte ii6er Die Gentrolm66te
an.
Sic britiitbc Geeicrune bereibt,
inocm iie 6bina an Die Seite Der
Gntente 5wingen mill, 5Dei @lemente,
an 0enen oerortige 9emii6ungen
i6eitern miiIien: Oie fanatiIden
6remoeniein6e in China rmo Die
Wlobomeooner.
nSeit Der groBen 9ieOollltion bo-
ben mir bermoft, oieie fren0enfeino-
liben @efii6le 81 unteroriiden; oie.
iel6en ino ieOod ItGnoig i'm @odien
6egriiien im0 miir0en mcnn China
irgeno elmer 9iotion Sen 9rieg erfIG.
rem woIlte, 5peiieaos 5u neuen 9orer.
9llilt1nOcn mo sur geOrobung oes
9ebenS oller gluSlGnoer fiibren.
n@enn China geeen cine europGi-
ide Nladt 81 6eloe 5ieben miiroe, 70
piiroen Die immiiienoen dineiii6en
Wlolien 5lpil6en 0en glusl1n0ern Der
peridie0encn 9}otionoIitGtcn feincn
llnteridicO 5u treffen Oermogen, mO
England miirOc in oieiem 6oae DER
am l}eiiten leioenOe G6ciI iein, 90
es oieieni9e ousIGnoiidc g1otion it,
Die bic grobteu Snterelien in China
beiibt.
o@os bic dineiiiben Nlo6omeOo-
ner betriiit, 70 wiirOeu iie cher eeeen
Die diueiii6e 9teeierlne fdmpien,
ais gegen ibr beiIiges 2ono, Die Giir.
fei Die @afien 5u erbeben.
ollnter oieien llmit1nOen tonn
man bon China nihts onoerts, ais
Oie @o6rimg Der itrifteIten glelltra.
litdt ermorten.~
&ein No6tbeil fir eng.
Lamb.
Olandeitcr usSournol Of Commerce"
iii6rt IN einem 9lrtifeI aus, ooB Die
SdiiisperIlIitc scr neutroIen 2GnOer
fir Die 9l0iirten feinen g1odt6cil be-
oelteten. Gie 3eitlme Oeroifentlidt
Oen foIgenoen goiis:
Sic teufIiide g[rbeit Der oentI6en
llnterieeboote ge6t in elmer @eiie
Dor iid, gegen ole england unO
9lmerifa fcin Wlittcl eriiunen fon.
nen. 9Iub Oic SdifisOerliiiie Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Nnfrnbr.

GbeDenne, Npo., "a. Suli. -
Sin Yo6elboufen bon ii6er 200 W3ili,.
iolOoten uno Gibililten beriu6te &C..
itern 0fodt Oos bieiige @eiGngniB 5u
itiirnlen. llrln6e iUor bic 5ufGllige
&erlebung eines GibiliIten pGbrenO
eines &ompfes 5mii6en Dem @od)-
Corporal unO 5ipei Ilili5ioIootcn.
melde erlterer in elmer @irt6idoit
berboftete Corporal Sobnion bon ser
@unocs-aobollerie, Der @a6oienit
batte, beri@tete, oab ct 5pei SoIoa.
ten Oes @Donting Snfonterie.Hegi-
ments in elmer @irt6i6oft trinfenO
oitrof uno bei0e oerboitete. gluf oer
StroBe ieien bei0e Wiili5en iiber i6n
bergefolleu uno bGtten periudt, i'm
81 enttpoffnen. @GbrenO oes 4om-
pies entIuO iidD 5ufdIlig Der &eDoIbcr
Oes GorporolS unO Die 4ugel oerleste
leidyt cinen Der berunitebenOen Gioi.
liiten. Gs 9elong So6nion, bonn go
bel Oerfolgt, nit ieinen 9lrreitunten
Oos Itdotiide @efGngniB 81 erreiden
Ger Yobel Oeriudte Oos @efdneniB
5u Itiirmen bod trut redt5eitig
9unOes-9opolleric bonn Sort 9. q.
9iullell Elm unO 6eritreute Oie ouf-
aereate Menae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
&dKenmOrb.

@Ioloen DO, "a. SuIi. II Ger
@ciBe Gbos. EoitIepoite unO Gam
Sail DER forbige 8ormonn elmer
&drminesmonnidoft, iinO beute BEL
eincm 0ioiienfompf in giisco, glew
@loOrio @ountD, eridolIen worOen.
Cine 9ln6obl NeiBer beriudte bic
Gorbieen aus Dem Ortc al bertrei.
ben. 9nn fiel pGbrenO er oobonlief
uno im 6oaen nod eridoB er Bottle
poitc. 0ie Sorbigen poren ouf bent
2onOe in Der gau4borihoft bcltGf-
tiet uno fomen nod Dem OrtG, um
GinfGufe 8u mo6ef. 9ie Stimuuing
ioll cine iebr eerei6te iein uno biele
ylegcr OerloIien Die @egenO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Sine slmeritaneriu OsridpUnnben.

Sobonn "a. Snli. Gin
W1Godcn, in peldenl Die Yoli5ei oic
ebemolige 2ebrcrin 91utb 9lrmItrong
bon youngstopn, O., uno Sos Nm
eeles, Sal, pelhe ieit oht 4oeen
beridwrnocn lit, oermlitbct, iprang
eeItern in elmer 0orItnOt nus cincm
grauen 9liitomobiI lno iuhte oiigen.
iheinlib Dor ibrem Beglciter 81.
fluht in einem 2eihcubeitottergc-
iddite. Der 9eeleiter fubr ooOon,
ais ii6 cine Menidenmenge nniom.
melte. Ger Glerf oes 2eihenbeitof.
ters froete oos NGOden, oh es Sri
9lrmItrone lei, mas es in glbreoc
itellte. Die 6remoe rief Onnn cin
Eori uno fi6r tort. Die 8rou ocs
2eidenbeitdtters, welher mebrerc
photographer porgelegt miIroen.
bc5eidnete oos Bib Sri. 9lrmiiroug's
ais ods ocr Srem0eu. Die lyoIi5ci
bat Die gliummer ocS groiien 9lllto.
mobils uno 6es 3aricobS uno Iteat
mcitere gtahforihiineen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

9IeutroIen iino Iebr bcirddtIid, OBJ
eleid, iie bintcr Oenen @nelonO's
meit 5uriiditcben. Eroboem iinO oieie
@erIiIte Der NeutraIen in 9lnbetrodt
Oes llmitonOes, ooB ole beridieOenen
SanOeIsilotten ourdJ oen ariee in
Oemielben 01aBe Oe5imirt werOen,
mie ole engIiibe, uno aus oieiem
@rlmOe nod Dem 8rieoensidIuiie
penieer Ieiihlnesfdbig iein weroen,
ais porber, fir @roBbritonnien nidt
bon 9tadtbeil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
3n OicIc @irt6IdJuftcm.

GoIGoboiIec, 8Iou "a. SuIi.
II @ouperneur Gotts oronetc beiiis
Die ~9leinigltno" BON Yeniocola un
moIeIbIt lid Elm .ShiifSban-
bof beiinoet. Gs IoIlcn eeiitiee &c.
trGnfe al Matroien uno Soloaten
Oerfouft porocn iein imo unmoroIi.
ite 6Guier BORT florircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

u III It er oom 13. Suli. TT Be
5iielidb DER @irflomfeit Oes oeutiden
llnterieefrieges erflGrte DER befonnte
englild)e RbeOer 9iicoroo @bite IN
Der SabresperiommIune Der o@ene-
raj Stenm gobieatiop Co." ooB Der
@ertb Der our6 Oeutlhe llnteriee.
boote 0erltorten Sonoelsldiffe li6 be.
reits ouf 1,2O0OOO,OOO &funo Ster-
ling belolife, iino Dab Die @erIilite iib
bon 9og 81 Gag empfin0liher geltal'
ten. 9ic engliihe Sonoclsmorine
miiroe, mie g9bite ousfiibrte, biele
Sabre binourh on oieien erihredcn-
0ep @erluiten 0u troeen boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

3u Eort Clinton, S6io. fubr Elm
@rpreb5ug Der v9leiu- -Dorfer Central.
Yobn" in elm 9liItomobil unO tootetc
feds Yerionen. Inter ocn Tooten
moren GInrence Soiepb uuo iSraa
pon Chicago, Ole iid) aui Scr Sod.
0eitsreiie befauoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
gas uieinOIids gInsIanDern uer0aftet.

Eeniocolo, 6la., "a. Suli ~
Grei Ieutide, electromagnetic bieiige
@eIddftsleute, wurOen ouf Sait6e-
feble Der 9lnOesbeboroen bin ieItge.
nommen unO wGbreno Der Sdpebe
cincr 8crliung nob @aibineton i'm
@eidgniiie feitgebolten Sic 8erbof-
teten iino: 6. 2iib, u. q. GuIcn-
fompif uno 9lobert GucInIcr.
Gie 6oitbeie6le erfl6rcn ooB es
fir oeu 6rieoen uno Oie Siherbeit
ocs 2altocS acfd6rIib ici, sic MGu-
uer apf ireiem 6ube 5u Io6eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

rilngscontrole 5uriid. - 9Ioulirnl
Simms at elmer Glotten-Disflli-
Iion bin5ugedogen.
Yaris, "a. SuIi. - Die Goufe-
rer5 ser Gntente-NlitgIic0er, peIhe
an Der militdriihen un0 politiideu
Situation i'm galfon intereliirt Iino,
miro bier morgen be9innen. Eremier
Qlobo George, ser SefretGr 0es 9liis-
mdrtisen golfour nmo General @m
9io6ertion Der Gbef oes Sto6es i'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iinO bon gng-
lnno eingetroffen uno Baron Son-
nino, Der Wliniiter oes glusipGrtigcn,
General gaoorno, Der Sber.Gon-
monoeur bon Stolien, uno 9lnOcrc
iin6 ebenfoIls bier. Ger fron5oiiihe
Erenlier &ibot miro Ocn 8orlib fiib.
rem. guBlnno's 9(niidten perOen
Ourd oen @eiGCGftstrGger Sepoito-
poulo bertreten peroen. ltno Die Sc
ion0ten BON &um1nien im0 @richen-
lnnO bertreten ibre Reeierineen. Die
@inloOuneen 81 Der Gonferen5 tporer
BON Der britiiden &egierlIng oitsgc.
ianot porOen. Inter oenleIben ipur
oud cine an Die 8ereinigten Stootet
nit Ser Grfldrung, ooB es MIR einc
fleine Gonferenj iein peroe, pelfc
IpeSielle 3pede perfolge, iino Oo Oic
Gereinieten Stuoten feline 9riippeil
I'M 8olfon b1tten, fpiiroen iie pobl
nift pertreten Iein mollen.
gu oleider Seit miro eine COME
rcn5 Der Standardization gebol-
ten peroen. 8ice.9lomirol Gins, Der
gefe6lsba6er Der omerifoniihclt
6lotte in Der 9riegs5one, lit bereitS
on9efommen. @roB6ritdnnien miro
babel BON QIonirol Sellicoe, Dem or.
item See-9orO; 6ronfreih 9urh ocn
Gontre-9Iomirol 9oco5e, Wlotinemini-
tier, unO StaIien ,Ourh ocn Nice.9lo'
mirol E6oon oe 9leOI, oen friiberen
Gbei Der Morine, pertreten iueroen.
@oibineton "a. Suli. -
Serbien uno @riedenlono ipollen &C.
gen ben Ylon Der 9(niirten protelti-
rem, OoB ibnen nur coniuItirenoe glu-
toritGt ouf Der groBen glaiirten Con.
ferend in Toris eelpGbrt weroen loll,
luobci Ole characterization beipro.
den peroen Ioll.
gBoibington %. SuIi. -
gtnd elmer 2obeIoepeide aus 9ltben
an Die eriehiibe @eionotidoft lit Oic
ouiirte Gontrole Der inneren 8uIton-
DC @rie6cnIon6s oufecgeben iporOen.
Gs miro oneenommen, onB eS beoei-
tct, bob bic gIniirten Die 9lufiiht iiber
Giienbnbnen Seleerapben unO 9Soit
oufgegeben boben uno Die SollperGni-
tGt Der sriehiiden &cgierling picoer
eingeiebt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

1WDf NO, 'WtJ
Die rnfc TrOut 0emdcn 9nrd6rnd gclnnseu it,
Sci Sc Saric ausee wnrO TnO bic Ocnhn Sppcn dOn ut
er SNrnOpO 6nanS UscOrnu8cn nuO ben Sarpn nO bic
SlniIcn 5mrifscmidcn.
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q r v v q [. u u q r ss Y q ': v r E SEWARD SNAPSHOTS a
2 n n |. a {. {: n n n s n ss |: r

2 n n !. s |. :: n n a u :, ss !: r
 This is the busy day for the woOt and coal handlers.
 G. G. Hinde arrived last night from Anchorage.
 Plumbers and pipe filters are wait ing for the first thaw Tor s. O. s calls.
 The heavy fall of snow early in the winter protected the ground and less trouble with frozen water pipes is noted this year.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Courier arrived last night from Anchorage, and will leave on one of the next boats for Seattle.
 J. Lndley Green is out with q de- nial that the north end of town is the coldest spot within the city limits. He points with pride to the record of l2 below at his home as compared to IA below in town, and to the remarkable showing of above at II o'clock this morning
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

B. D. BlakeSlee, C. E. Craig, Miss Dorothy Deab, Peter Dahl (S), Bar ney Flarity, Ray Hockrey, Monsieur Denis Henry, B. Higgins, A. C.. James, Gudike Jepsen, C. Jonshen, J. L. Jones, Sam Johnson, Emil Jons- son. Mrs. Kohley, Mrs. Frank kaza- hay, J. C. Loughlin, James Lane, Ed, McVeitty, Alex Mckenzie, Jas. H. Nesbitt @, Reider Ness, Mir. Oliver Thor Ostberg, J. w. Pritchett, John $. Price CD, Emil F. Pederson, r. Pearson. C. c. Pearson, o. l.. Riden- our. H. L. Reed, Will Riggers, Loyd Swan. Elmer Stenberg. Carl Soder- berg. Mrs. Emily Van Hardenberg' Ollie Wright, Capt. E. D. Warfeld'
 w. E. ROOT, P. M.
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SOCIAL CHAT
: a 2 2 ? . r T T Y T ' T . ;

Mrs. C. B. Hill entertained the Out ing club this afternoon at her apart ments in the van Guilder building.
 Mrs. Arthur McNeer will entertain the Bridge club tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Edna Robb will entertain the high school pupils this evening
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Patton at the parsonage yesterday afternoon
 Miss Jess HenSen will entertain the Five Hundred club at her hone this evening.
 Rev. J. J. Patton will entertain his Sunday school class tonight.
 The Unity club and the Ladies Auxiliary gave the third of the series
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Mail your letters at The Key.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF THE POST PUBLISHING co.

Notice is hereby given for special meeting of the stockholders of the Post Publishing company, a corpora ton at Seward, that special meet ing will be held in the office of the Post Publishing company or FeD- ruary 7th, for the purpose of selling the assets of the Post Publishing com pany paying off its liabilities with the proceeds and dissolving said corpora ton.
 The calling of this meeting has been authorized by the board of di- rectors under the bylaws of the cor poration.
 R. c. CHAMBERS, Sec.-Treas Date of first pub., Jan. 24th.
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of socials Thursday evening. Cards were played, Mrs. s. L. Colwell win hing the ladies prize for high score and J. J. Finnegan the prize fol mems high score. Mrs. Charles Krefting and Charles Lechner receiv' ed consolation prizes. Refreshments were served by the committee.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02

thereon for the sum of $1,OOO0O. The size of said building is 24 by 30 feet and has furnace for heating. Terms of sale, one-third down, one third in six months and balance in one year, per cet interest on all de- ferred payments. For further par ticulars see
 O. Fl. POEHLMANN,
 Municipal Clerk.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
His Main Prop.

There was a man in our town, sup ported by his wife; but one day she turned him down-his only prop in life. And when he saw his wife had fled, he started on the run-he had no time to lose, he said-so he copped another one.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
BILL FOR 100 SUBMARINES
 INTRODUCED IN SENATE.

WASHINGTON Friday, Feb. 2.-The attitude of the senate in regard to Geanys act and the value of sub marines warfare is today nabll introduced by Sen Poindexter providing for the immediate construc tion of 100 sea going submarines
 Poindexter stated that the submarine was obviously one of the most important of national defense as 1t had enabled Germany to lay mines and keep the allied fleets from bOmbardng single German town
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
ZONE DRY" BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb 2.-Wthout a record vote the house today passed the bone dry bill establish ing rigid prohibition m Alaska after Jan9 1918.
 An amendment providing for a referendum vote by the people of Alaska voted down. and the bill will now % to the president for his signature.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
Stamps for sale at The Key.
FOR RENT

Two furnished rooms with hot and cold water, VAN GLIDER BUILD ING. Apply Mir. van Glider. 1-2O-tf
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
OREGON ALSO BONE DRY"

SALEM, Oregon, Friday, Feb. 2. - The bone dry bill passed both houses today and the governor will sign it this afternoon. By all alcoholic beverages are for bidden
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-02
FOR SALE

The Town of Seward offers for sale Lot S8 in Block IA, and the building
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-03-24
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Few persons can he sick who use
Green's August Flower. II has been
used for oil ailments that are caused
by q dlsordcrcd stomach ana inactive
liver. such rs sick headache. constipa-
ton. sour stomach. nervous iudices-
ton fermentation Of food. palpitation
Of the heart from gases created I'm
the stomach, pains IN the stomach. and
many other organic disturbances.
August Flower Is . gentle laxative.
regulates digestion, both Ia the stom-
ach ana lntcstine~. cleans and sweet
ems the stomach and whole alimentary
canal. aud stimulates tine liver to So
crete the bile and Impurities from the
blood Try H. Two doses VIII relieve
you Used for hfiv years ia every
town and haulot in the United states
and iu all civilized countries ADV.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-03-24
"CASCARETS' ACT
ON LIVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biIiouSneSS,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get a 1O-cent box.

AFk a iN-Itll lux.
Are YOU keeping your bowels. liver.
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets. or merely forcing
passageway every few days with
Salts, Latnartic pills, Castor OH or
Purgative Waters?
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg.
ulate the stomach, remove the sour
and fermenting food and foul gases.
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out OF the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make YOU
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-~neyer grippe, sicken
or cause any Inconvenience. and cost
only 10 cents n box from your store.
Millions of men and women take ~
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache. Biliousness. Coated
Tongue. Indigestion. Sour Stomach or
Constipation. Adv
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-03-24

Whitaker started, staggered with
amaze, and the burden of his wife In
his arms. Her own arms clipped him
close. Her fragrant, tear-gemmed
face brushed his. He knew at last the
warmth of her sweet mouth, the dear
madness of that first caress.
Then through the magical hush OF
that time when the world stood stiu.
the thin, clear vibrations OF I distant
hail:
"Aho-oy!"
In his embrace his Wife stiFeneu
and lifted her head to listen like a
startled fawn.
Listen !" He he'd up his hand
This time it rang out more near and
most unmistakahle:
"Ahoy The house, ah0y!"
With the frenzied leap of mailman,
Whitaker flung out into the dim, sill
very witchery of the night He stood
staring, while the girl stole to his
side and caught his arm. He passed
ii round her, lifted the other hand.
dumbly pointed toward the n:rthern
beach. For the moment he could not
trust himself to speak.
In the sweep of the anchorage a
small white yacht lowered ghostlike.
On the beach itself a small boat
was drawn up. A figure In white
waited near it. Rising over the brow
of the uplands moved two other fig
ures in white and one in darker cloth
ing, the latter leading the way at a
rapid pace. AS they drew together.
the leader of the landing party
checked his pace and called:
Hello there Who are you? What's
the meaning Of your fires-?'
Mechanically Whitaker's lips ut.
tered the beginning of the response
"Shipwrecked-signaling for help
"Whitaker" the voice of the other
interrupted with a jubilant shout.
Thank God we've found you"
1t was Ember.