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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

fpIotes af Spffe. aa, bet
par Iaa imuftl@
% afbrDoenoe Oisie erinorin.
aer gap ben unge @ige ii1 til at
hinge Dc gamle Salmer meO flar
% rem Stemme. Dog iagie ior life
at bline SORT. Den mart f0aites
benOes Stemme Al @raao. Smer
ten BAR iterfereo enc @laoen
ueO e%rinoriugen. Samenlignin.
gen mellem 5ortio % 9tutio oar ior
gruiom ior oenne iorpinte Barrie.
iiGl. Zen lille 9riniesie bulfe0g
% iortpi0Iet taIote BUN. 5ar, DIOR
men ingen 5a0er eller 1Rooer fun-
oe mere bore beHoe, fun Mme.
.@liiabetb funoe tage 9enor / iing
.9lrme % la0e benOe greece no PED
tit meoieIenoe 0ierte. StiIIe npn.
nen0e De fenote Dfelooier trnffeog
bun BET uIpffeli8e Barn inc til
iig, oa Ser pluOielig Loo en- iterl
|9anfen paa 9eren.
De 10 Sanger trpffeoe Jig tpt
tere in0 til binan0eiL l9nfeOe ii
Steapf NJ on Ap0iel. Der ited pei
I9oOeu al en- bars, Ornffen Stemme
ser raabte:
.,5ror ). at ri ifal brRnoe Sps
til Rorgenihnoen? Slut itrafs
eller ieg ifal ieIo foulme mo Of
iluffe.@
Gme. eliiabetb narme0e Jig II
goroet uOen at ipare % puiteol
9piet no. Sun berte gogterei
i~fpn6en6e % banOenoe iierne Jig
Oa BUN fom tiIbnge til fin Riece
omiaoneoe bun Senne % ia9oe:
ggi er life / @eriailles, nit Ell
ifeoe Barn. 8i bar boerfen Sule
feIt eller @i6natsmesie. men oi fai
Ii 3anferne imDtfe port 5en9ieI.
Gor elenoigbeO Mariner os I'll
5relieren, Der loo iie feOe / ei
Stalo. Som foo os fnaIe neo q
tilbeoe bdm."
Il fnGlenoe i anoagt iitemtI
BUN en- SuleiaIme, meoens Wsne
RopaIe iIutteoe fla oertiI meO III
flare Stemme, og De TO 5an8ri
gIeute for ct giebIif oeres opbt
ltlDffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
6n Sultaften
nnoer Den frantic ReuOlntiOn.
I Srnnslet.

9(aret 1893 narmeoe Tia lin
5futuina. o. Rpoielsperiooeu par
/ fiil0 Sang
llnoer bette @egimente taalte
nan ielDfpIaelig fife reIiaisie Set.
lig6eoer. Suleaften ifitloe life bet
Re aor aoifiGle iig ira enbuer anoen
aften. 9aris laa msrf og nbpg9e
ia; belle gagen baOoe 9pen pRret
inohullet / 5aage, oa M beninnoo
aften iloa oenie ooer ! en- lin,
acknowledgements Hesn, Der op.
bfeote Soroen, aiorOe @aOerne emo.
M mere msrfe og feieOe en- pinlig
ltbnqae til De Rposler, Der fHu.
aeoe manae Sino neS til itltm 6or.
toinIeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

neiota areos til at nfboloe tit De.
lgereoe llngoomsmsoe Der | 9n-
gene ira 6.S. Sui. alIe Deltagere
beoes inomeIoe iig inOen 1. Su-
Ii til ellie @unoerion, 9oiplus,
giinn. Ran beoes ta9e meo
9ortbern 9aciiic ira minneapolis
81. 1875 5ormiooos til 9ittIe
Sails. Reni9be0en snifer, at ale
.@9Iter nrriperer pna inmne 3iO
for 9eiororingens SfpI0.
gna Observation-Disclosures BEG.
ne 2flIie Bunoeron,
oe Reni9be0ens ge9ne
q. 6. 9~auIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
llngoomsmeoer

On @uo oil, af5oIoer q. 2af.
areos kingdoms 3orbuno lit aars-
msoe ! 9ben1e5er Rgb., 5Iarton,
IN. Gof., ira ben i3.-15. Sui.
Rsoet beapnoer 8reoae 81. s
p. m., os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qsr.
bag eitermiooag. 0uif at ienOe
Gele9ater o. 0ioraa ira ale ling
oomsioreninger.
5%oruoen areoiens 9r9iter, fom.
nier Bolt. 6. 6. afotb ira OF
|Sorn. ga, pan 5orbunOets 5no-
6DoeIIe. Pait. alotb oil esre en-
Rimoreiie / areoiens Wenigbeoer
for llnsoomsiasens 5remme.
6ermeo en- bierteIi9 Sn6bpoelie
til ale De nn1e.
Fna gieni8beOens
Rna %llu9ooms GorbnnOets 8e9ne
). RagnuseH 5orm.
Rel ep la or 9aft. aIotb.
3riHitatis Nenigbe6 Den 10. %
II. sui.
9etbaHia NenigbeO peo Sen.
mare Den IL. SiiIi.
Chen @8er, 6Iarton ben BIB.
Sui.
sioneD-aalOet Den II. % IS.
Sui.
Cane gaIlep Den 20. SnIi.
Dor 5reliers Weniebeo peo Sen
mare ben "a. Suli.
Ncaennep ben %. sui.
3ions RenigbeO oen 26. Slli.
Ra5aretb Wenigbe6 ben 26. 81.
Il = bitten.
3. Wagnusfem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
6ortiat ira siOe 81

en SmOlemmelie. NerlGe Cog
neraao og 9olbrf gDraao bar
BeOtagei at inosaa til Ninlteriei
me0 4nmooning ON, at Dierlsig
aommune ira ben 1. april 1918
mna bliDe in0Iemmet / 9oIbGt aeb-
itaO. 5Holemmelien neotoges en-.
itemmig / begge 5faao. Ulerlsie
&ommune teller 1000 og 9OIbaf
aommune 5000 Sn0bpggere.
StjaaIet 5000 SIR. On fgben.
baonif @rosierer opongeOe forIe.
Den, oa GAN lit gin Opgsrelie ira
9anfen, at Der par beOet 16,
600 SIR. mere, emo ban ielO bao.
Be trnftet paa lin 9onto. gan an.
melote BET til Rolitiet, Der M bar
aHbolot en- al @rosiererens SION.
toriiter, Der bar giort zig ifDIoig
i 8DDeriet al be mango BeHse.
galgmeHisbeospr@it Sprs. Seil'
mann i gering ueo 4arbus, Der
oar O9ret ACKNOWLEDGMENT |
al liar (isr Snlgmenigbeoens Op-
r~ettelie bar ban en- LID 6aoerens
aapelian ! 0rmsleol er Binter
bleDet portretteret al 8roi. Sui.
Boulien.
yilleoet al Den 82.nnrige. men
enoHu lipstraitige og DirfiOmme
Brett er nu iieIge raarb. aultst.
bleOet Opbenst / -5OrIamIingsbniet
ueo Sioen al Den airfe, 1eilmann
betiener.
Nu fommer Der aobbermsnt.
Som befenOt Bar Der ! ben Ienere
1io oaret ret itor NaneeI paa
4obbermsnt. SOerrig babe lopet
at uomsnte Sernpense ior Don.
mart, men oisie funoe life inns
isr / Slutningen af Sommeren.
Nu er Der imiolertio belt uOentet
anfommet en- 9aoning groncepla.
Der, Tom for Hationolbanfens 8eg.
ming Iaa | ll0Ianoet, og iom man
baDoe opgipet Snabet ON at ie,
'fsr arieen bar iorbi. Ru oil Der
ifelse Boil burtisit mulist blioe
pr9get npe a~obbermsnter.
Gn acknowledgements Neform.
Jlere Weierier rsrer M paa iig
for at anifaffe bren0ieIsbeiparenoe
Mpparater. Otter bpao s8enltre
Golfebl." meo6eler, bar inaleoes
Mejerift 9ilepang I 5igeriteo inc.
Iagt ct MT acknowledgements
rat .llniperiaT Wdftcnr", buis Vrin.
Clip er bette, at Ben opbeOeOe Sbo.
molF tiIfbft IIber neo ober appo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
Seba at iuare.

enom en- @ang beoes De 9rp.
fter, iom life allereoe bar giort
set, meoOele mig, boor meget Der
er iu5iiri5eref / oeres stab til 9e
iormationsga9en. Sar ) noget, iom
iite r opisrt oOOeriiat@ / Can.
'teren4 pr. 81 oa meooel mig oct
laeo ouIaaaeroe Bot IA oct ifaI !
81 .sseretnineen.
@eers ). Z. faarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
gaentcr gnifcs
o1erdlt | Soma
IaeZ

OofIdll ! SOIpu
til at i9lge
Gnr.gun.9le
Tom iorbsier Griofraiten / enboer
@asoIinyMotor iorbinorer auIaf-
leirins / Maifinen % 0erueo mu.
li9gsr tor geipareIie | @nsoIin.
forbrue.
SGlgcs unoer fnlbitrnoig 8arauti.
gnhper automobiIeier oil bIipe en-
aitn6e.
Sfrio Itrafs ON 9iTfnnr OF Ter
ritorium.
Gar-gon'Me ggeneb,
blair, Rebrnifn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

isste Der i'm sumIe Sen 9ait. Dahl.
itrems buem ban ianOt / beOite
8elgaoenoe.
Dir. @ocbner. Der par gilt
mteo 9eter Sberfeliens 9atter, %
iom / mango Qar bar fort 9oiter
ira 9oit5niet til Sernbaneitationen,
op0e Der / Manoa9s % ifal begra.
pes I gftermiO0a9 = oiitaof ira
@piifopaItirfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
Zen belliae 9abpcre."

ct lille SubiIGumsifriit ON RAD
oeren o. oens getponins ior SUBS
Born. al gaitor 6. $. Selrien, no.
aipet / anleoning al ben 400-aarise
Teformationsicit, til 5Oroel ior
pore gsrne5iem I @aIpaca, Bis.,
og en Sorn, Sa. 5ans | Daniib
2utberon gubI. Souie elIer bos
l~iogiperen gnitor 6. s. SEMEN,
Mouno aoe., 1ocine. his.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
SffrnntGrrrlicr
5eit / 66ene3er @emis6eb.


On Sub oil, bIioer ser 8efor.
mntionsieit 5ubiIpnmsfelt ogNis.
iionsieit / gbene8er Menigbeo, au.
onbon Gountp. Sa., / Dosene "a.
&c. SUM D. 81.
9eiormationsieit ON Ssnoageli
= 5u6ilRumsieit ON Mnnonger
90 W~isiionsfeit ON 1irsonsen.
genner er bierteIig oeIfommeH
til at belle 6eitaI9Oen meO os.
anmelo eoers aomme / goo Ito.
Raa Reniebe0ens 9esne
o.. g. G6riftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

onsoaa ben 20. SUM-, 1917.
Blair, Webr.


elanot 1anite, JON nplis bar
lerlaot Dor eD Oe Meniqbeo. ifoI
aeunes Anton Sanjen meO ou.
ltru % Sgn. &c fom BERTH ira
Hultin, giebr.. for ca. 8 Aar iioen.
9fr. Anton 8nuien fslte nemlia
stalo til at forbereoe iia til en-
eYralteeerning blanot bort Soft.
su Daooe ban aItioo ituOeret Der
pee Cana College os 9rinitatis
Senlnar ! fem 9lar, og / Jor.
aaret toe ban AfgangsefIomen ira
Den teoIogiife Afoeliug, og paa
Halo ira 3ions Memgbeo, Nor-
fiu, u. DAT, bleo ban oroineret
unoer Aorsmfoet / 0eenab, isis.
Anfon Saniens baDoe pun0et iig
mango troiaite Benner Der / 9p-
en-, iprlig bauoe De oite glpoet os
Cog anore) meo oeres lmlffe Gang,
leolaget meo Strengemtlif. On ai-
ten forleoen arrangereoe 4oinOe-
f~oreningen i Prof. Bangs Siem
en- lille Afifeosieit for Dem for at
opoe Dem ct fRrligt BARREL. U1ange
snIfer Falt. Sanien rig geliig-
uelie ira 4erren i hans me 8irf.
1ofnbeo og BAN meo Suitru og
Ssn ct lpffeligt 2ip / oeres npe
Gmgiuelier. Cub gipe Dem at ue.
&c til ntegen 8eliienelie.
5 Norgen Gorsoag, 81.
SlnD bar Eabitaforeningen be
itemt at boloe goior ! airfens
arppt - ira 81. 2 no oper Otter
miooagen lloitiIling % llOiaIg, %
an slften fortiat lloiolg tiIIigemeo
IlofsreIien al ct 4rosram. Der
oil ogina bIioe 6uot 6orfriifninger.
Ge inobpoer til og perter tort
8eisg. 9no os giDe oe unge 81.
ger en- Opmuntring i oeres tonne
Arbeioe peo at piie, at Di paa-
f%fenner oct.
Veo JabitnuonaIget nil Ger
bIiue en- u9eo Grois- Boots, bbor
ale. Der snifer at blipe Meolem.
mer, fan melOe zig og oibe bUer
FIN Dollar. Spis man 6nIfer at
mootage u9ieo grois Ma8a3ine4
foiter BET cen Dollar mere. altina
$f.00 ! Weolemsafgift. og S1.00
ON aaret for gIaoet.
Senong Den II. Suni bar
be ur1ge oanife / Blair og Omegn
inobuot til en- Sammenfomit Dos
FaIt. Sdult5. GftermiOoagen til.
bragtes poa u~noerboloenOe RnaOe
mes Gang oe Taliiif; ct fort, men
eSot Brogrom bleu uofsrt at nOsIe
<nf be unge, bporefter Bolt. Shult3
taIte. Sfoen gnpes Der GnIe0ning
til at idmtnle og itifte 9efenot
ffa6er inotil al. 6, oa Der bGeo Ter
peret Mftensmn0 / oct grsnne.
Gnom benptteoes en- Zines Sio
til Gang. onnif og eueelif. Zen
ifsnne Gftermioong nfflutte0es meO
EeftageIle | MISREPRESENTATION /
Airfen.
BABEL Gang. Trof. % Mrs.
canas Gdtter, bar pRret alporlig
ina. On 9io meute e9gen, At BET
bar gespnoelien til Tpfofo, men
oet piitp ia iioen at prre SonIi'
this, os BUN ipnes MI at oPre !
400 georing. 8nober, bun mart
oil pore raft igen.
aosierer Otto 9onien oa
Mr. ears 5nnien er fommen til
baae ira Margmpoet ! Henaa6, os
Roir. anfer err Der ! gelsg Dos
din Gatter % Spigerisn paa @elel
b;pn MlIe bar De ct goot Orb at
jae ON Morsmsoet. Ears 3anIen
mar ! Macine paa Siempeien oa be !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

! mvouh. ga, apinoeforeningen So, Waiom 9th, 9ebr,
~ r~r.h 40. N2oorbea6, ga, pafor og Drs. g. &anien,
S'sX 81 e<sr~s 81 prr5teenferue so, GbieasO, 81, Deo faaes apin-
! @slonu 81, aenmare, q. DAT, Erinitatis aaenigbeo
aNofonno, @2inn, Mrs. @.-Gbonion TO- Salmon.
an Z Gbrifenien og Sutru 81, Samestotuny
1rterien so, Glarton, y Eof, Gbene5r aDfn.
lion, g Dafy g. GbrHenieu $40, Opens,
b T. Glofer IS. xniammen $st.4O.
Isufecnfernes % be oIore @rafers gegne.
!. Gimppfen adsferer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20


BET inoeiluttet Den 10. augnit 1892.
6erira par 9ongen ganet no ben
q. Sanuar 1898 ior at blioe ben
rettet, 9erira oar Gronningen Die.
pet iert til @oneiergeriet Aitenen
ier benoes Srooes, oe enoelig par
Oct Der, At oen file aong 9liObi1
Den Il. efter 5orelorenes 300 par
blepet laot tilbage meo i'm Seiter.
0tm. 3ouaIe % i'm 8ante @me.
eliiGbetb.
Reuet bort ia Den mooerlige
0miorg par. bet fongelige Barn
6leoet opergipet til SfofIifteren 81
mons 8ruiombeo, % efter bans
Qiooers 8gO baooe man n9gtet Al
gipe BAN tilbnge til bans Sante %
5giter. Der alorig mere ifuloe gen.
ie BAN. 5 Aiten laa ban paa lit
iimple 9eie i ct Stunt liee neoen.
uuoer BET lille 80relie, b0or bans
5ante % Ssiter aIIereoe / Here
Maaneoer baooe leDet. 9tm.
aopale par paa bette 5iOspunft
10 aor, @me eliiabetb 30. "a
oenne iioite iaa meget ung no al
lin aloer, og oa ben0es Rieoe oar
meget tioligt mo0net a allie oe
baaroe Brsoelier, Ser aIIereOe bdu.
oe rant benoe % benoes Slagt,
par oeres 6orifel / SLIDER ganife
uooiIfet, % De fslte zig iom to
ISeitre. 0eres iRIIes Sioelie, ben
ltaOige eniombeo al Sanfer % en-.
oelig ben itr9ftelige @niombeo, til
boiIfen De par iorOemte ! bette
5pngiel, bpis 1arifel man al0ri8
tilloo Dem at operifrioe, life en
Gang ior at trRffe liot iriit gnft
6aDOe beitDrfet oeres genii0ige Ben.
fab. 9e8ge par unoerfaiteoe bet
trengeite 8egIement og 3olotes mi
oen0e ON alt, boao Der iOregif !
8oris; ON 3ronningen bar 0eo
eller leUen0e, aneOe De life Ell
Sang. Sngen ifaloe tenfe at Del
oar to fongeli9e Eerioner, mar
man iaa Dem oenne Su.eaiten
oct mgrfe 59ngIel, bbor oeres
8ogters t~ilfGIoise 9une bao0e Ia
BET Dem 6eboloe ct lille b~rpnoenoe
2ps; De lao De0 en- ioag SIo
trpffeoe tpt op til binanoen. Saano
Saano, fun aibrpoenoe Stilbeoen
oeo en- eller 1noen iergmoOig BE
%tragtnin8.
,6uor oenne 5iileaiten er mar
felig ior os," mlnlIeoe pluOieIl1
Mme. aopaIe.
Oct er anOen Sang ri til.
bringer Suleaften ! 69ngiel," be
mRrteoe 91me. eliiabetb. rSioite
Sui par oi Der aHereoe.
IA, men iioite Mar q min
SaOer, min Niooer % min BRO
Der iammen nleo os. aongen lRite
FOR %. og oi BAD Iammen, inoen
ui ifiltes. vi fslte bog troos at
liOt Sltleglaoe. Surfer on life BET,
fare Eonte2"
80. 9bereie, ies buffer bet.
Din i~taffels groocrl Sfaffels An
toinettel@
Senoes Stemme fpaltes I III
Strsm oi Soarer. os Nane, Hopale
fortiatte:
8 War er oi alene; ieg bprer
Sorg ior ben beoiie al ale Sabre,
Sea be0 life, ON min gtoOer Ie.
Der eller er 900. % ON min nlpf
felige grooer peo 81 fun ct, nernllg
oct, iom bans alageraab fOrteaer
os, a a De tiger op til os Oerneoe
ira, at man piner bom."
geo Oisie Oro, oite aibruOt Al
5ulfen, traf Nme. eliiabetb i'm
gaiece mo til iig. og ioet buu fRr.
tegnenoe itrss bcnOe cper Saaret,
iasoe bun:
o8i er life alene, init fore
Barn, SUD er meo o."
Seq iDnes unoertioen, at Sub
er iaa langt bOrte,@ fOrtIatte Dime
giOpale. vSuOrfOr forIDarer ban
os life MOB oisie onoe Neuneifer2
SporfOr beifptter ban os bog iffe2"
Nime. eliiabetb lagoe blot i'm
Saan6 paa benoes Muno.
Subs glaner er ofte uigennem.
trangelige. Wen oi ter baabe,
nt hnn ln0er o5 lt6e pna Sor0en
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
ORLANDO SWORN IN AS
 PREMIER OF ITALY

ROME, Nov. liking Victor Elm manuel has received Prof. Vittorio Orlando, minister of the interior h the BoseIli government, who agreed to undertake the formation of a cabinet and took the oath as premier.
 The cabinet was constituted as fol- lows:
 Premier and minister of the inter- for, Vittoio Orlando; minister of for eign affairs, Baron SonninO; colonies, Signor Colosimo; justice, Signor Sac chi; finance, Signor Moda; treasury Francesca Nitti; war, Gen. Alieri; navy. Vice Admiral Delbono; muni- tions. Gen. Alfredo Dallolio; military aid and war pensions, Signor Disso- lad; education, Signor Barenini; pub lie works, Signor Bari; agriculture, Signor Militant; commerce and labor Signor Giufelli; posts, Signor Fara; transports, Signor Bianchi.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
PARIS CONFERENCE
 TO DISCUSS WAR NMS

WASHINGTON, Nov. h. Andree Bonar Laws declaration in .he house of commons that peace will not be discussed at the coming conference and that only questions pertinent Co the prosecution of the war will De ta- ken up agrees with the understanding of the United States government. A definition and coordination Of mili- tary effort is the chief object, made more than timely by results of the Austro-German drive into Italy
 One predominant question concerns food and supplies, whether for so.- diers and civilians, and how to get them to the right place in the quick est possible time.
 Effects of the war on the policies of the world are to have no place m the deliberations and the present poli- tical situation in any country will be considered only in the light of miii- tary necessity. Thus the internal con ditions of Russia and Italy and the measure of men and food and muni- tions to be given these countries will be taken up as military problems.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
AMERICAN TROOPS ON BORDER READY
 TOR REBEL RAID

....PRES1DIO, TEXAS, Nov. 15.-The American forces here are preparing for another raid similar to that made a year ago on Columbus, New Mexico.
 Last night the VilIistas captured Ojinaga, across the river from here, forcing the Mexican Federals, 300 strong, to flee to the American side. The Mexicans are now in a cOncen- tration camp guarded by L.. $. troops. Ut is reported to the commanding officer here that Villa, who is at the head of his rebel forces, intends to cross the river 10 American soil. Every American is on the outlook and the soldiers are lying in their trenches awaiting for the bandits
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
FUEL DEALERS CHARGED WITH
 HIGH ROBBERY
Many Charges Are Filed With the Department of Justice that Coal Men Charging More
 Than the Law Allows
INVESTIGATION Is ORDERED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. b. Charges have been received by the department of justice from persons in various sections to the effect that re- tail and wholesale coal dealers are violating the law in charging more for coal, both anthracite and bitumin- ous, than figures set by the fuel ad- minis.ration.
 Investigation of this has been or dered with a view of instituting crim- nal prosecutions should the chare6s be sustained.
 The great bulk of complaints, many hundreds in number, have been ad- dressed to the fuel administration. it is understood that the fuel adminis- uration is contemplating a general in- vestigation of all complaints. and in- stitutng prosecutions where they are justified
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
ALASKANS IN SEATTLE BUSY
 FOR TERRITORY
Prominent Northeners Present the Needs of the North at Meeting With Executive Committee
 of Seattle C. of (.
RIGHT WANTED TO LEGISLATE.
Interior Needs an Adequate Service for Mails and Other Districts Make Known What Is Required
 For Their Development

SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-Scores of Alaskaus now here met the Executive Committee of the Chamber of Com merce and Commercial Club at a ses- sion last night and presented the needs of the various sections of the territory
 ?. C. McComack, of Wrangell, a member of the Alaska Legislature, and George Baldwin, of the Copper River region, said that Alaska could have no real development until Alas l,a has a right to lcgislate matters affecting the teTilory's welfare.
 Malcolm Brooks, of Cordova, and Milo Kelly, of the Willow Creek dis trict north of Cook Inlet, made short addresses regarding mining laws.
 Charles Derry, former editor and publisher of the Iditarod Pioneer, said that the interior country needed ade- Quate mail service the year round.
 Former President Mustard, of the Nome Chamber of Commerce, told the needs of the Seward Peninsula region.
 All speakers urged the opening of the Alaska coal fields.
 Chairman EdeS, of the Alaskan En- gineering Commission, was present and said the Seward-Anchorage com nection would be made next summer.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
BRITISH SOLDIERS USE
 TOOTH BRUSHES TO
 POLISH THEIR BUTTONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Dr. Samuel Hopkins, just returned from service in France, says the teeth of British soldiers are a horrible shock to Amer ican dentists. Few of them use tooth brushes except in polishing their but tons. Business of hospitals is to get men back into trenches as quickly as possible. Therefore he says dentists of common garden variety are very important. members of any hospital staff and their judicious distribution will greatly increase the efficiency of our allied armies.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
ARTILLERY HORSES BELIEVED POISONED;
 ~OLbE=.., ARRESTED

PLATTSHUEG, N. N- Nov l5.-A large number of horses belonging Go tae two batteries ot -He Sixteenth Field Artillery Regiment, J. S. A. which recently arrived here yo assts, iu che training camp, have died. There has been a suspicion they were poison ed. The arrest of Frank F.. Wood was ordered. He came with Battery A as a cook. Officers say he admitted he enlisted under am assumed uamn and is a member and officer of the l. ". ".
 The authorities n Washington have been notified
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
CARRYING BIG BOMB, SUSPECT Is NABBED
 ON U. $. TRANSPORT

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Nov. 15.- Armed with a bomb sufficiently pow eriu} to destroy a big steamship, Matthews Vaiteikouncas was seized on board an American transport and jailed. The man, who said he lived m Brooklyn, had been working a. aboard the vessel. He was stationed on one of the largest liner taken over after war was declared on Germany.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
AT KERN WAITING ID BE
 BROUGHT HERE
Between Fifty and Sixty, Including Large Number from the IditarOd Reach Kern Creek Bound for
 Seward and the Outside

Between 50 and 60 men from Idita- rod and Anchorage are at Kern Creek today waiting for transportation on the railroad to Seward, so they can catch the steamer Alameda, which is due here Saturday.
 A special train will be sent from Kern Creek tonight or tomorrow fore noon carrying passengers to Mile 52 where .they must mush to the south side of a snowslide and catch the train into Seward.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
NO ELECTION TO
 CHOOSE SENATOR

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 15.-Gov PhiIipp announced that he would call l special sess.on of the legislature ,o appoint a United States senate. to fil .ha vacancy caused by the death of Senator Hunting. He said it would not serve the best interests of the state nor country to have an election at this time. He declared he would not be a candidate for the ofise him self.
 "An election now would merely serve as an excuse for pacifsts and anti-war propagandists to fu :hc state with their literature ana their advocates" he said.
 It is rumored Gov Philips intends to appoint either Charles H. V&a H.se president of the University Of Wis consin, or J. B. Winslow, chief jus Cice of the supreme court.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
BOSTON WILL BE USED
 IN TRANSPORT SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Secre- tary of War Baker has promised that Boston will be used exclusively for the overseas transport of goods manu- factured in northern New England and that its further use as an em- barkation point will depend on mili- tary necessities.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
SEATTLE CITY
 COUNCIL CALLS
 4 MANS BLUFF.
1T Admiral Greene Can Prove His Charges Seattle Is Controlled By Vice Ring, Mayor and the
 Police Chief to tc Ousted

SEATTLE. Nov l5.-Ihc City Council. after long and at times acrimonious meeting has passed a resolution demanding that Genera Greene. commander of the canton meut at Camp Lewis, produce his evidence that Seattle was in control of a vice-syudjcate, promising that if he could do so they would oust Mayor Gil and Chief of Police Rockingham.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
MARQUIS ALHUCEMAS CALLS TOGETHER NEW
 CABINET FOR SPAIN

MADRID, Nov.--Marquis Alhuce- mas Ras succeeded in forming new cabinet, generally regarded as sulii- ciently representative of all political groups to continue in office.
 Since Premier Dato and his cabinet resigned a week ago, King Alfonso successiyely entrusted formation of 8 new ministry to Senor Tocasa, Scno. Mua, and Marquis Alhucemas. To- casa and Mura both failed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
UIAZ IN COMMAND

PARIS, Nov. 15.-General Diaz is now reported to be in charge of the Italian forces, General Cadorna hay ing been transferred from command to become a member of the Allied military council.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-11-15
GROOM MCGOWAN
 FOR CAPP'S POSITION

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5. - In the event of the retirement from the head of the emergency fleet corpora tion of Rear Admiral Capps, which now seems probable, it is believed the place will be filled by the appointment of Paymastcr General Samual Me Gowan, who has made notable rec ord in purchasing supplies for the navy during the war.