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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
llmter OicIcn gImldmIOiammaem.

Ste6t ser 26 Sabre alte So6n 8.
Dean. - @r bertrand es, mittelii
mertbloieu Gbeds @aaren pon 20
@ei6dftS6diliern 5u erlangen.
@ur0e geiteru BON 5tpei &oli3iiten
oes noroIi6en 0iitriftS herbal
tct.
9la9Oen cS i6nl in oen leBten @o-
den gelltngen mar, 20 @ei6ditsleute
nit augebli9 mert6loieu G6edS inn
@eiammtpertbe BON ii6er 5000 bin-
ein5ulegelL pur6e geitern ser 26 Sab
re aIte So6n @. 9enn alias George
8. Sumner, alias 9io6ert s. Wlorcell,
Der i'm oGoncon Sotel" wo5nt, bon
ben @oli5iiten George &ouis ltnO s.
@iaiamS bonn noroli9en 9iItrift, lin-
ter Ser g(ni6uIOigung Oerbaftet an-
gebli9 periuht 81 baben BON Der 3ire
so BON Baltimore, gtr. 1875, @eit-
gtortb-9lbe., gegen einen wertbloien
Gbed @aarcn 5u erlangen. Dean
miiroe ieit einigen Sogen bon Ser @e.
beimpoli5eie oeiuGt. Die DeteftiOe
&rab unO Slip6ont maren i6m auf
Der Spur, un0 ais iie bon ieiner
gerboftltng 50rteh oeranloBten iie,
OaB er na9 Der mittleren Yoli5eilta-
tion gebra6t luur0e, ipo Tie 20 gln1
i6uloigungeu gegen Dean erbo6en.
@r ioll bon nadltebenoen 6irmen
@daren meiitens glutomobil.9[rtifel,
hittels pert6loieu Gbeds erlangt 6a-
ben:
6ein6 Wfotor 60, Gil @eit-98ortb-
9(oeo $7.6O; So6n g8. Mc@berion &
Cons, If Sit-8altimore-Str., Sill
Ga; -9}iegring6aiiS 60,
t42 0lt. &opol-9lpey 1920; @iet,
9iobertiou, 9loinev & 60, 1O8 O..
'Soworo-Str.. $3.50; @m. Burns,
it. 1921 5reoerid-9lpe., SLIGO;
Baltimore 9luto Serpice 60, G6ar-
les rn0 Cathedral Str, $3.50;
@o6ro9 &aiin & 60, 16 gt.-Som-
oro-Str., $t4.60; S6e 9[utomobile
Supply 60, 217 @. -Sarotoga-Stry
$t4.S2; @}i6-GitD @aroge & Motor
Sipplp 60, 81 S.-@6arIes-St
$t4.36; @6enrolet Wfotor So, t16
9iidmonO-Strv $500; @owor0 Sci
oel & Cons. 1904 Greoerid-9lOe.,
$t3.60; Baltimore 9(uto Supply
So, 1tOS gs. SO. Ctr, $t4.50;
SaDne 92otor 60, 615 S8. -9&ort6-
9(pe., $3.50; Sollnno @aOen &anliaD
60, 20 9 S.-SonoOer-Stry $4.67; %a-
dar0 @lotor 60, W1t. @}opol-9lpe.
uno @6arles-Str., $500; Sterling
Sirc Corp, 1905 gt.-G6arIes-Stry
$10.95; Gitd5 @owers & Gavlor Co.,
Nft. &oDol lm0 gtort6-g(oe., $500;
Nlar-Rel N1obile So, @it. 9RoDols
9l0e. uno G6arles-Str,, $7.40; G6or-
les 90. SeB u 60, 116 S.-Sanoper-
Str. $14.3t; SorO 9liitomo6ile Co.,
1876 g8. .-glort6 -9lpe., $7.60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

ouf @rtudrmlng 6eru6en imo oa6er
INNER crit bel elmer @rpdrmmg 0eS
HalmcS Inn nc6rcre @ra0c IN Sbd.
tigfeit trcteu.
Nlon fonn olld beiuirfen, 0aB OaS
eleftriihe g(uge, io6olo Is Sidjt iiebt
idnutliHe Gbireu clues @oilieS io-
fort iel6itt6dtig oerihGeBt, Der @oli
sci Meloung eritottet ooer Sic @e'
leubting eini6oltet. Seine 6dbg
feiten ge6oren 81 Dem gSunoerbar-
item mas man I'M gereidb ser FbDiit
beobo6ten ton1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Iiir rin Nrimartrdnf.

4os BON SEQ. @iintber gebraute
Bier lit oas bette. GieIe @eurtbeiler
uon Bier erfIdren ooB es ir9euo ei.
mem eritfloiiioen ouSIdHoiiden Bier
aleidfomlnt @eroOe oas Ding iiir
oen 6anilienaebralA. Seines Qlro.
ma, better @elbmod uno Iebr ndbr.
fr1ftig. 0ireft bon ser 9rouerei
ourd ole neueien Maihinen abee.
flint, moOlr1 algemeiue 9iein6eit ge.
lidert wirO. Giite 81. ASbohe:
@olfe 90.
(SSufli18,1S,iMo,Dol (gIna.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Doreei6o6encu Shiibenoroben flo.
oitlib BON %eroibo, iiio0itli@ BON
@or5. pobei es i6m gelang III Die
Stealng ein5uOringen. gtaH Der
glnfunit imierer Gerit6rfimgeu wur.
Sc Der 6einO ieOoA I'M iborfeu &am.
pie mieOer binmlsgetrieben. @r CT.
htt 66dit betrdhtlidc GerlilIte.
0ie iein0Iihen Iruppen periuhten
mt6 einen 9lngriif ouf einen unierer
poreeibobeneu Soften iiiOlid pom
@eriic, Ger ie0oh i'm Seine erltidt
plIr0e.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Stiirstc OOm SSassum.

Ser 2O-iG6rige Wli9ael 6eIomonn
BON 9fr. 1919 Olt9erineton-Str
fiel, ais er einen @aeeon Der Wlooi-
ion .9(pe. -9inie an Der Baltimore iuo
goen-StraBe beIteieen ipollte, altf ole
StroBe imO 500 iib babel @erlebltn-
gen an Sen @einen uno ser S6ulter
5u. @r plroc i'm @agen oes oitliden
@oli5eioiItrifts nod Dem ct. Soiepbs
Solpital gebra1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
SlrscutiGicn mil( @cmnst6uuus
ba6cn.

@uenoS 9[ires, 1. Sali. II
Scr @liniiter fir ouspdrtige 9lnge-
lcgenbeiten, 0norio 4uc9rreOon, er-
tlGrte beute, ooB 0ie argentiniide 9ie-
gierlng entidloIen iej 0jenugtbu-
ing BON DeutiAlono fir ole Sorpe-
Oirlng Der orgentiniiden 8onpfer
uOriono" uno uEoro" olt berlnngen.
Gine oementipreHenoe g1ote ipurOe
geitern 9lbeno nod 9eutihlonO ge-
Ian0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Grfranfte amf sdiff.

9(uf ser 6abrt bon EoldeIter nod
Baltimore brad Ser 1S Sabre oIte
Somes Spence geitern glbeno pl0b-
lid auf Dem S6iff 6uionunen. @r
litt unter einem SAlaeonfoIl. @lan
brodte i'm in's uM}ercD-Soipitol"
Spence mar erit fiir6lid BON CUNT
berlono bierber gefonmen imo pobnt
III glr. 1913, @onmop-StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Ser n6inolapa4 itntcrscsanaen.

@oris, 1. Sill. ser frali5oii-
ide Ooupier uSimalapa~ BON Der
@leiiogeries Wloritimes, nit 204
8oIiagiereli iuo 9emotnuna lit in
6oloe elmer Grploiion i'm Dlittelmeer
untergegangen. Sin buuoert lno
iiebenlinoieh3ig Eerionen puroen &C.
retten. Der nSimalaDa4 mar eilt
1ampfer BON 1920 Eonneu. gr par
6ulebt bon Nlarieilles oemeloet NOR
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
gcseu ScrIdjiuenOmns

QNBNU NCt%ItJtpNtDAAttHt
Sn sen air6cn ser StoOt wurOct
eeitern Spariomfeits @reOieten
gebolteu. Die Sausmiitter iol.
len aud lire G6eil 3ur erfolgrei.
den &riegsiii6rung beitrogen. -
9Iuerifa lit beriifeu allie ieine
9nliirten auf Sabre 81 erndbren.
Sic EaItoren BON Baltimore pre-
Oigteu geitern bon i6ren &an5eln &c.
gen Die Geridmenoimg oon gtab-
rungsmitteln, oanit Die gfotion i6re
OriugenOite 9luiga6e, 0ie W}oHen Oer-
ienigen Climber 81 ernGbren, Die fir
Die GioiIiiation Ger g9eIt fGnpfen,
bollbringen fam. Ger 9lppell rii6rte
bon &rdiioent 8ilion uno Dem glab-
rungsnlittel Gontroleur Soooer Der.
SSn Ben fatbolii1en Gir6en puroe
ein 9lttiruf oes Cardinals Gibbons
on Die &olsfrauen berleien.
%oltor Ebilip Goof, Ser 0leftor ser
ct. Wii1oel ans PHI 9(ngels @rote.
liontiiGeu gpiscopol-&ir6e, fonO in
ser 9ibel cine Oenftuiiroige 2ebre, Oie
er ouf Oie gegenpdrtige 9Sa6rungs-
Griiis onpobte @r iogte, Bob 9(me-
rifa 6erllfen iei, Elm iolAes @unoer
5u tpieoerbolen. Gbriihls bobe cine
N2enge bon 5000 9Serionen einmol
geipeiit; 9(merifa muB Oie Wlengen
in europa auf Monate, ia bielleidt
orf Sabre ernG6ren. @os @briltuS
OurD ieine g0ttlibe Wla6t boll6ra9t
Fat, muB g(merifa Ourb SeI6lt5udt
eemeiniames 3uiommenorbeitelL
Ourd ole Nlet6ooen Ser mo0ernen
Transportation unO Ourh interno.
tionaleil SanOeI beiuerfiteIligen.
@ater Potrid S. &ennD bon ser
fat6olil1en ct. &eters. Stride an ser
Gde DER SolIins- uno Boppleton-
StraBe, legte Sen Sousfrouen ans
Ser5, oie gr0Bte Sporiamfeit in ser
Slide auS5uii6enO. 0Sn ieOem Sous-
6alt, iagte er, operOen geniigenO
9}abrrngsmittel Oeri6ipenoet, Inn
tdglitb einen Sol0aten ser gllliirteu
81 eruGbren. @ir niiiien Elm peri6n.
Iibes SSnterelie nebmen nm rmieren
&onOe bel Ser @onierbirltng bon Nab-
rllngsnitteln 81 belfen Ole fotboli-
i6en 6rouen miiiien in DER nationa.
len 9riiis ibr T6eil tragen uno oies
f0nnen iie nidt beiier ais iuie in III
rer Slide"
uGies lit Elm ariee 5tpiiben oem
&aiier unO ser Slide preoigte So
flor Or Senrp Nl. g9barton BON Der
@rantleD 9aptiiten-Girbe. DllnO oos
GrgebniB oes Grieges bduet oiel BON
Dem 9lnt6eil ab, Sen uniere Srauen
an Dem ariege nebmen.~
Yuitor Dr. Sueb So6niton BON ser
@riten. bii20fliden Metbooiiten>&ir-
de prizes Die beiligeu uno boben
SSoeale, fir meIdes oieies 2ano in
Sen 2rie9 eingetreten lei; beripies
auf Oie 2ibert0- -SlnIeibe, Ben 9iegiitri-
rlngstoe, Oie 9ot6e &reu5-Gompugne
inO anOere 9epegllueen, oie Oa 5ei.
gen, ipie patriotiih 0as @olt in @irf-
Iidfeit it, Sn 9e3ug auf Oie gtob-
rungSmittel- -Situotion iogte er:
nSerr Soober lit bereit ole gierieen
imO unlopalen 0labringsnittel- -Spe-
fulauten 5u befGmpfen. 2ie &riiis,
0ie iebt ais cine orobeuOe @oIfe iiber
ms 66net, lit ein 9lniporn 5u neucn
Spfern uno groBerer Grge6ung."
6alt in alien &irden ser StnOt
por oie giabrlingSmittel-6rog Oos
Sauptt6ema Der @reoioten. Gie
Sousfrouen wurOen oifgeforOert
9llles in ibrer Wladt 5u tbun Inn Der
0}otion in oieier SiniiGt 5lt 6elfeit
inoem lie sic groBte Sparidmfeit in
0iidhe ttnN Snf.nuSiihpn fnI1tpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Gin ormer Sunge, ser bel einem
lebr gei5ieen Nnfel lebte, iab cinen
@in06unO, OeHen &0rper Dor Ma9er-
felt fat oir6iidtig mar, imo beoou.
ert oos Ebicr nit Oen @orten; Ser
orme Slnol Sd m6dte MIR tpiiien,
Oh CT allcb bel einem Onfel lebt2~
Gin YoIitifer erflGrte ieinem flei-
nen So6n Elm Eprann wGre elm
Manh Der sic 9lnoeren 5minee, 5l
t6lm, mas er mole, obne Iid noA
i6ren @iinicbcn 81 ridten. 49,
meinte Der GIeine, Damn ieio i6r, ou
uuo sic Wlaua, allo audb EDrannenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
9uni-gt
Der gritrn.
SSm GOnOOuer Seri9t
angrgCbCn.
0(maebliA S6S6 SeMtIdbe
Wefangenc gemGdt.

pouen sic 9riten e7 aa-
noucm 1O2 erobenmOrier unO
345 @loibinenaeipebre erbcutet
6obcu. 0ic @eluegung 8pcds
@infreiiung bon Gems madt ou-
gebIi6 meitere 6ortibritte.
ggos Oas fran8oiiit6e arieg8-9u-
reau meloet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
WWDod[h WV[hil@

SsOOO-Closen corner; three good houses fine income
property; terms.
S15,0O0-1 business lot fine apartment hotel site
$12,000-Jus of the pretest homes the south side
high lot eghtroom house, hardwood floors thruout
and double floors double garage and
quarters This house is attractive inside
oratons and fixtures large basement and furnace
$10500-Spick and span fine they make EN-; Morning
side home and sleeping porch; fine basement
beautiful and well arranged. Just let's take look.
$S000-Move right in; practically brand new; furnace
large and sleeping porch arranged
ence thruout; Morningside; immediate possession.
$700OEast front nifty six-room bungalow the south
side in fine residence econ large basement hardwood floors
and hardwood finish in three truly fine well built
home. You can't help but like it. Good terms.
$6,500-Seven rooms, modern, South Denver
$5,750-Six-room modern, close in, South Denver.
$5,250-Close-in east front bungalow South Denver
$5,000-Brand sx-room bungalow; hardwood floors
garage, basement fine location $1,000 handles
$42OOFine east front cosen bungalow large basement
81 900 cash handles
f. c. Cwmmdm@maHun
Room 210 Palace Bldg. Phones 467O-552
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
attractive [lOMmGS AT
attractive Prices

Beautiful two-story home in the most exclusive part of
south sde oak floors thruout furnace heat tile floor in the
bath csern; double and servants quarters Space
will not permit to give full description of this beautiful
home if the best call for
appointment. The price $ll000-$5000 cash. and at
tractive terms on the balance
Attractive bungalow Just being competed six rooms
oak floors butn feature mane and decoratons best of
electric fixtures garage and basement Price $600S500
cash
A fine income property dandy corner the southwest
side good eghoom house. nicely decorated and nicely fur
nhed renting $50 per month"; double garage and ample
room for another house Only $4,000
The best buy Crosbe Heghs-fivero bungalow; oak
floors truou beautifully decorated the very best of electric
al fixtures attractive mane large basement garage sani
tary servants quarters lot at the highest point
Price S4500 terms.
An attractive proposition in the Orcutt Lake additon-a
good house with basement; fine well Of
and outbuidings convenient to the line and to
school fruit and shade trees surrounded by attractive homes
alone will be worth the price asked for the entire property
value that can't be duplicated the south sde-an
tractve cottage the best part of South Boston, five
rooms, nicely decorated good electrical fixtures mane and
full basement. The price is $500 This is genuine bar
gain and will the most conservative buyer investigate
An attractive bungalow close in the southwest sdeve
large beautifully decorated edge grain pine floors
beautiful mante at the very moderate price of $300$ 900
cash and easy the balance This within easy walk
ing distance
Fine 2 tract Just east of the fairgrounds good soil
surrounding vicinity being built up substantial home
ideal location for suburban home Price $780, easy
ID c. Powers & Coz
BOG BLISS BUILDING PHONES S16-62O- 1876
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
FARNaS

80 acres in Muskoeoe county. 2is
miles from Kefton. All tillable. Seven
room plastered house, good barn, good
wen, all fenced, u mile to school.
Price sf5 per acre. Terms. NJ. T. f.
% acres six blocks from post office,
nj Clarcmore, Okla. No improve
ments. Price $1,000 cash. NJ. T. f..
1872 acres 7-21-l6 in Rogers county
all in cultivation, all fenced Small
improvements, well watered, ga mile
west of Claremore. Price $50 per acre.
Terms. NJ. T. +.
l04 acres unimproved 26-21-16
Rogers county, all good level land. So
acres In cotton, rest NOV land. Price
SS5 per are. Terms. NJ. r. L.
1,24O acres Muskogee county. %
miles cast of Muskogee. Two sets Of
improvements, well watered, 200 acres
I'm cultivation. Clear for good money
making hotel.
100 acres five miles from Chelsea,
on Pryor creek. so acres fenced, 40
acres bottom, so acres upland, a now
4-room house, barn and outbuildlngs
fine spring water. Price $40 per acre
with terms. VIII trade for Tulsa
property.
120 acres Fulton county, Ark, so
acres fenced and in cultivation, 25
acres In orchard, 10 miles of good
Gown, good Groom house, two good
barns. two wells and clstern. Price
$4,000, will trade for Tulsa property.
240 acres in Santa Fe county, New
Mexico, all tillable, fenced and cross
fenced. Fair Improvements, one mile
from store, church and sthool. Price
s15 per acre. viii trade for Tulsa
property and pay or assume differ
ence.
800 acres Tulsa county three miles
Of Skiatook. 240 acres in cultivation,
4-acre orchard, all fenced and cross
fenced. 100 acres now in wheat, good
stand. A fine farm for the money.
Price SEQ per acre. Terms
Whf0e Realty Company
Phone 4749-45S7
Room II, Bynum Bldg.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Ask your grocers for Seward Bakery Bread.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
MACHINERY ID
 BE INSTALLED
 AT NUKA BAY
TO F. B

MACHINERY TO F. B
 William Martin, the well known mining man of the interior, especially the Willow Creek district, has taken an option on mining property on Nu- ka bay. The option is now on file in United States Commissioner Whittle- sey's office.
 J. c. Clark, who arrived from Seat tie last night on the Alameda, will go to Nuka Bay at the first opportunity and make an investigation for the in stallation of machinery in the spring
 Mir. Clark, six years ago, brought north and installed the present mach inery for Martin on Willow Creek Now he is returning and will put machinery on the ground at Nuka Bay,
 At the Sexton hotel this morning MT. Clark said that he certainly was surprised at the growth of Seward and when the present war is ended capital will come to Alaska in great amounts for development and per manent work.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
SELLING ITSELF

Twice within period of SIX months the credit or the United States government has gone on the market and sold itself for total approXmating $7OOOOOOOOO.
 There is little hope even in most optimistic thinking that the war will end before the ,um"or of l9l9 There is certainty that if the war lasts long the expense ot it will steadily increase and the repetition of government loans will follow as matter of course. Two loans in SIX months means at the same ratios eight loans in two years and we may be reasonably certain that none of them will be smaller than that just negotiated Upon this reckon ing we may reasonably expect that the government will
 require it's credit to be sold to total of somewhere be- tween S35OOOOO0OOO and $4O0OOOOOO0O before the war is fought to finish Can this be done on the sefselng plan?
 The New Republic is of the opinion that 1t cannot that it will be necessary before the end constantly to en- poy expert sasmanshp and suggests that the life n- suance companies may supply that if we shall only make the arrangement by which thir advisory boards can be used in the government service.
 There may be methods devised for the steady per sistent negotiations of national war oans but is mat ter of serious doubt if such negotiations ever be sue cessfuy conducted without the potent aid of the great publicity drive There is a hsycpoogcal effectiveness in that method that is of tremendous force may be sup plemented by other methods among which the employ ment of insurance companies ands agents does not strike us as particularly commendabIe. It cannot safely be abandoned. .s %s
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
PERFECTS MAKE
 AN IMPERFECT;
 FACTS ARE TOLD

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 10. - The perfect marriage of the perfect woman" and the perfect man was a perfect failure"
 Dorothy Rice Pierce, brought up by her mother the wealthy New York philanthropist, to be a wonder wo- man." is now suing her husband, Waldo Pierce, raised by his parents Co be a "supeIman," and whom Doro- thy Rice once called the perfect man, for divorce.
 Suit was filed in the Bangor court and allegations of abusive treatment and nonsupport were made.
 Waldo, famous Harvard football star, man of refinement, culture, edu- cation and wonderful physical strength, is now trying to forget the wrecking of the perfect marriage" by driving an ambulance in France,
 The perfect woman has applied to the United States government for an aviators assignment "as near danger IS possible"
 Dorothy Rice was brought up in a twentieth century Garden of Eden from which all men but her instruct ors were barred. In it lived the won dar-woman-to-bc, her mother and her tutors.
 There she learned everything that was good and true and sound in life. Her every thought and desire was granted. Every bent of her mind was carefully watched and developed by tutors. Particular attention was paid to her physical culture.
 Dorothy Rice went out from her modern Eden a wonderful girl, phys ically and mentally.
 Waldo Pierce left Harvard at about the same time and people called him a rare specimen of perfect manhood, mentally, physically and morally.
 The perfect woman met the perfect man in Madrid, Spain, where both were studying art That was seven years ago. Both families and all their friends watched the coutship with eager interest and they agreed when the two were married that it was a perfect marriage"
 They returned after a romantic honeymoon to New York.
 And not so long afterward Dorothy Rice Pierce began deyoting much of her time to art, painting pictures of the people of the down and out world. She acquired considerable fame as a sculptor.
 The aeroplane enthralled her and she was the first American woman to become a licensed aviator. Between whiles she found time to become a wonderful skater, a daring motorcycle specder and mountain climber New York society still re- members with a gasp Dorothy Rice Pierce's daring "Salome" dance per formed in her studio before a select audince shortly before her marriage. Now she wants to scout high in the air above German trenches and drop bombs from her aerial craft upon German military stores.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
RUBBER BELTING

Mems Black and Oxford Gray cash mere sox, soc, 8 pairs for $1.OO. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First, !"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
WANTS CAPITAL BONE DRY BILLs
 IS PRESENTED

WASHINGTON, Dec, 10. - Repre- sentative Charles H. Randall, of Cal ifornia, introduced a bill this forenoon making the District of Columbia bone dry, instead of only being governed by a prohibition measure.
 During the day Senator Shafroth introduced a resolution for national prohibition during the war.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

The city of Washington, D. C., is the most unconfort able not to say dangerous place in the country for Ger man aliens They have been ordered to leave the District of Columbia.
 "The horses that kick over the traces will have to be put in corral says President Wilson While the people east of the Mississippi don't cOrraIs they will under stand The kicking over the traces the more corrals
 Things don't go as well with Hindenburg around Cambria as they did in Italy There must be goodrea- son.
 Speaking of Russian affairs, the allies may say that TrOtsky has gone dead heat.
 It's dull day now when new revolution is not pulled off in Russia
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10
CLASSIFIED ID COLUMN
WANTED, Miscellaneous

WANTED-WOman for ironing. Ap- ply Dee Sing Laundry. If FOR RENT-Large furnished front room, well lighted and heated. Corner Washington and Third. D9
 --.:.---- FOR SALE-An automatic piano, suitable for private home or place of business. Inquire Gateway. DlO
 --..,- --
 Well made steel frame suit cases, leather straps all round. 24 in. size, $4.OO. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
 Rayo Table Lamps with shades at CraePs. Ol5tf. A. McIver, licensed undertaken. For sleds and ice skates see Graef. City Express. Phone Main l22. Meet me at The Branch.
 Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
 -t1 - Andys Express, phone Madison l43
 -t.-- Long distance Jelepnone booth at The Branch.
 CABIN FOR RENT-See Mcintosh at the Fairbanks. Dll WOOD CUTTER WANTED-Pay $@ for two Rick cord. Finest Standing second growth timber in the com- try at Mile 914. Independent Wood Go. DIP
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 1O.-It is believed that eleven have been lost when the tug Eugene Moran founder ed off the inlet this afternoon in a gale. Life guards have saved four hut the remainder of the crew are missing.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

The German mark worth 23.S cents before the war, is now quoted at O cents in the exchanges of the world The decline is about equal greenbacks when they dropped to 40 cents-the lowest pont-n the Civil war But how much lower will the German mark go before the Germans lose the war?
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Funds are sought, reads a headline It doesn't mat whats ubiect the heading covered; it would fit in hundred places and shall be using that headline its equivalent great many times and almost continuously until we win the war.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Certain-teed Roofing. Guaranteed 10 and 15 years. J. L. Graefs. If.
  Andy's Express, phone Madison l43.
 .------ts----- Waterfll anG Frazer whiskey at the Branch.
 MEN-Read Cotter's. Ad today.
 -..- --- Taylor's Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Main 122. Subscribe for The Gateway. Waterfll & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

Pearl oil s1.75 can at GraefS, If
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-12-10

YOUNG foreigner, man, wants
 careful teacher of English. A. B. IT.. Box 15O5, Seward, Alaska. N26