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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

Die jnnsen Samen seranifalisH ON
4. ayriI cine llnterbaltuns.

Die iiiaeen Gamen bonn aItetibeinl
baben fpieoer elm llnternebme.I IN
9,ctto, baranf anselegt, Dem Snititiii
Die 10 nctbuenbig sebroIdten 8elber
ausufiihren. am 9onneritos, 4. april.
ioil IN Der WemcriaI Sale EN- nuiii'
faliifer slberib beraniiaItef tperoer.
Der nit efi,sen brantatiider art Der
brdmt fein fon.
Dos ioIgsnbe prosramm selnnst
CUR Duhfiibruns:
Sbe Giar Spansleb Banner.
piano - SRI. Srne Garter.
aieb: 8 tboa beIoo'b Glud
SRI. Wmsuerite O. Dot.
,einer mub heirntben1 :. BiIbtlmn
perfonen:
Saeob Corn 5err Wlartm 3iHit
1ilbelm 3orn 9rr Suns 3fase
(griiber, l,rpfeforen an iner
llniperfitdi,)
Gertrude, ibre Sauts,
5rl. Itrtd u. pdffner
aOuift. lire gthis
SRI. WiIinn 3. Dorm
aieSer
al 7be girtt Of Woru 2eont
81 an eiaen Gpitn Ga gorge
SRI. Catherine 9ieterle.
aiaHiite 5anSe
syrIs. partl.
BesIeiiuns -GrGa 5oisp5 parI.
Qieber:
al aens SifDo&
b. Wben Iope :s gone : SaapIep
iyrl. Minna .. Dorm.
.9be Burglar Nnrsoret Cameron
perfpnsu:
Wrs. Scbn Burton, WirtbiH
.Jrl. Wareuerite o. Doit
Tlrs. 9alerie srmsbp, cine jnnse
DiitlDe SrI. Selme Shmiot
Wlrs. g6arIss 9oper. cine graui,
syrl. Gertrude Sieterle
Mib Sreba 1irOH
grl. Gina .. Saffuer
Mfb Gbitb Brent
FRI. Mdrsartt Dedeba4
9esleituHg-Jrl. eleanore WsHHins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
Jnrtgeiett
@iro llntsriu6uns be3iigIi4 bss
Jeutrs IN Serisp Gitp.

Ssrfep Gitp. 81. s., %. lJtdrs,
Die S.bOrbsn, bic cine lluteriuhung
NIT geaus auf bic Gyploibcueu I'm
SarOis 2aesripsi9er. ipel9s einsn
Sdaben DON sttpa $1,000, 900 anritl'
tets. aniteIen, fubren ilueea6tet oes
GeftdnbniHes DON Saiob g. 4ltmnn,
bab er aus gerisben bas 1Feuer burt
cine Cigarette peruriadt babe, mt
i6ren Rahforfdunsen fort. 4ltman
tpnrbe obne 3ldaNung sur giirgitatt
unter Der 4niIags Der Sranofiftuus
ben Srobgeidipcrenen iiberipieeH.
Die 9sh0rben beIteten on, bab tpet,
ter. 8er9aftuHeeu in 9Iusfihi ftebeH
unb bab elmer Der gerhafteten elm
bier aniGiiiser Deutider fem rpiiros.
Gs tpurbe bel bsm @srb6r Der iopett
perbaftsten perionsn in abrtbe gss
felt, oab ii6 GbemitaIisn in psrn
8ebaube hefanber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

Mit Der s5siinabms Don Or. aarf
Nlud poIIitGnbis einperfnnben. i

9oitpn, %. MGr5. Dos Sns
itisbepartement in Waibineton bat In
einem amDonnsritas on Aunbesmors
! ihaa Sobn 5. Mitdta sefanbten 9ss
lesremm Das @Orseben Der 9lsfstn
9unbesbeb6rben beaiiglih Der 6cits
nabme BON Or. aarl Mud. benz atis
ter bss 9oltonsr SpupbOnisor&
ipeil. ieine peitere Belaifuns auf
freiem Sub ben Syrieben unb bic Sis
aerbeit bss Qanoes sefdbrbe, polItom-
men guisebeibsn. Der Rorf4al tpeis
serte Iia ansugeben, nos in Der Sahe
eeTdeben fperbe. Diitrittauipalt Gbo@
mas s. gobnton fpOIIte iid nidt bats
iiber Gubern, Oh cine bauernbe Snters
| niruna Or. Muds seplant tit.
Tr. Wud bsfiubet iih porIdufia nls
2anbssfeinb I'M 0sfdnsnib su Gam.
bribes.
Silfs9unbesanpalt Deipep. Der bic
llnteriuhuns nit ge5us auf 2anbess
feinbe Isitet, itelte ON Donneritas bic
i'm llmIauf befiHbliden @erii@te IN
9lbrebe, fponah Die Stituatme Or.
Muds nuf Snformaticn bin erfolst
mar, bi. bon Wiisliebern BEG 8oItouer
Spnpbonieorteiisrs eeliefert fpnrbe.
Serr 9epep ertlGrie. bob ibm ni6ts
tapon b.iauni isi, bab unfer ben Wur
iiterH uneinieieiten obr giferfiidtt'
Ieien berriHieu.
Qitauen nnb Dtnt d Lamb.
WaibinetOu. % .MGr5. s5u
ehsm 8eri9t b,s amsriianiideu 1e.
,anDteu Morrs in GtodbpIm. Der
Eeuie einsetroiifn III unb eineH Dor
lnebreren 7aser. eiusstroffensn Be
riht be,iisfi1 Der gprIdldse DeuiIds
lambs on aitousn ersan5t, beibt es,
Dcb 9eutI6lanb iih btreit ertIdrt bat.
bic unabbanei9tsii 2iiduens dnJuers
fenuen, porausssfebi, bab bieies fit
ber beutifxn aoHf6bsration anf4liebt
anb einen 9btiI Der beutifen ariesss
ihulben iiBtrnimmi.
DiegsrIufilife
@aibinaton, %. WdrJ. -
9lus ter am Gouneriag per5ffentlihs
ten 0erluitliife unter ben 9ruppen bes
amerItaniiden Grpebitionsheeres aebt
berpor, baB Elm Mann aefalen III;
bier iperben als I'M Weriduf Ses
aam5fes permibt semsIbei; elmer 1T
infolae bon Wunben aeitprbeu; einer|
lam Bel einem llnsliidsfalI INNS 2es
ben; 16 finb infoIge bon ardntkiten
gsitorben; elmer tprbe ifytper pertpuns
BET unb 20 purben lsi9t pertpunbet.
Gti.ser umseto men,
Sort @rrth. Ser, %. WGrs.
@obert Daniel 6artpoob, elm aabet
Ses RobaI syfring Corps in 8etbroos,
.iuan englif9tn, bier In Der glafburs
daft seIsstnern SIusfeIbe. III om
9Onneritns ums 2eben seiommtn,
ols er nit feinsm JIus3eus dbitiirste.
Gs III bieies Der 40. t0btIi@ cerlaus
fsns llRiau ie;! bos GIieserlager bier
i'm perfloFencn Oitpbsr erDffnet
tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
Mntersei6net
Sat prdiioent Wilfou be 9prIaee BE-
siigIib bes Derta,ffs bes Gigeus
tbums pbn 2anDesfeinoeH.

Dai bington, %. Rar3, 9rd'
fibent Wilion unterseidnete am Dom
neritas bic 9orlage. tpeI6e ben Dea
fir ben @ertauf bes grpben oeutider
geiibes IN 4merita ebnet unb Der Res
sierans seftatiet. ben 8eiibtitel fir
Gle sroben beutiden DerftanIasen in
Soboten. q. ), gu ertperben.
rutsr ben Ssftimmungen bes neuer
8eieses ber6iidttst Der 3uitos bes
feinbIi6eH gisentbums nid,t, bas Gis
genthum bon GinSelperionen angus
greifen, fonberu bas Gigentpim Don
aorporationen, bic thatiGdli9 ni9ts
fpeiter iino, aIs 3btile bes beutf6en
guspGrtisen almtS uHb bes WiLitdrs
fpftems, 81 pertnufen, bauit bic
2lgeniuren Sur @erbreiting BON &uls
tur in qmeritG oernihtet fperber.
Giesntbum uub aapitalsanlogen
Der beati6eu Sitnter, eirrf6itebEi6
Don gisentbum, bag bem pormaIigen
Reibstansler Don getbmann SolIs
nee, ionic oem aaiI.r 6eIbii geb5rt,
miro meiftbtettHb periduft tp.roen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
Gisfakrifafipn frtiaratbea

Den GisfnbriidHten tpurbs sei:rrn
Don Der lotdien aekusmitieI elomis
rifration bic grianbniB ertkilt. init
Der gisfabrifltioH pom /. April an
gu beginnen, tDenH iHmer es tbnen
paBi. Wie Or. Blume in oer 3Tdms
tii,ninnit periIderie. iinb bard) bos
Sai1mmenarbsiieH mi. ben Gisfnbri'
tonten sroBe griporHife an @mmos
Mat genindt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

iinler aaeut in SamiItss IN Ger,
tfbnarb Brad. 449 Gib Hanffe Ctr.
gel Gel. 746.R. Ssme Ytsne
t63t.a.
- Tprd, qaiior William 9oabrtdii
tpurben asIterr'Walter 3. Sbeparb
Don paris 5slanb. Q. g., uno Jlllia
Ganb Don 9amiIton shsli4 rerbunotn.
- an 5arEilion traf sefirrn bi,
glaarid,i Elm, bab Ddpip Rpbettr. Elm
iriikrer gspobner 6amiItous, an
Wiiitfpo6 i'm iyreirnaurer ooipltal
in SulIiDan, Sll.. ssiiorbm III.
- 6err Oeorss Cooper III in btr
glaht pom Wsittrpoh in ieirsrn S:inl.
SO. 739 WilIidms alp... bsr aun5fn'
entaiinbura .rlegen.
- Or. 6. .. Smcolsp srbislt aes
FERN gefsbI. f9 bis gum 10. april
beim 4erstesaorps Der gunbssormfe
gum Dienit gu meIbsn.
SIN Rupisipclseridn ipurne aes
fern i5rau Roie aleranbtr unier Der
antlcse. ibrn Mann. ipsI6er fie aui
S6eioung psriidste. NIT stntr art
bebrobi 81 baben, porgefiihrt. Sic eab
on, bab er, nahbsm sr iis pcrlaHsH.
Iih getpeiasri babe, lbr bas nSiHias
9slo fir bic Riidfebr nod ibrer 6tis
nidth In 9tnrefss 3u gebsn. Die Hror
fpurbe su elmer fusptnbirisH Girnft
Don $25 perurtxHs arb srbitif uom
Rihier ben Rotb. bic SasibuHesilaar
5u beaniidHben,
4uf ben W6riten Samilicns IN
otfisrn Der pysis bon farioffsIn nbf
$1.20 pro gnibei sefaller. Sn lsbitn
ssobrs bdtien iis DoH SO tis 81 pro
9ufbel geioittt.
- assIi, Gonrab. 19 Sabre aft.
Elm anesfi,Iltsr in Der MnIaae nsr
Miami GpeIs &c Wafg. 60. IN Wibhls
icirn ipaIrbs stitsrn Don elmer aurbsl
10 beftia an arpf qsiroffen, bab er ii
reE Gd1belbru9 sriitt uub iiarb.
an GdpioH ipurbt gcittrn MiEgs
Gbsnrsr uniu Der ansIage, Elm
Deierisur ii, isin, bsrbdfiel 81 ipirp
in ssfferionpilIs, no, Dor Elm
ariegsssridt esRent ipsrbsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
aarisuab,no im q. 6. Z. 9.

Der intmer riibriss 2urner Das
rnenpcrein BON Rorb Cincinnati bat
9orbereitunsen setroffen fir einei
aarienobtnb am Samiios. 30. MGrS.
es ipiro gudre, aiinfbuHbeti uno
Domino seipieli, uHb ba bic Damen
piele i@5He unb gum abeiI ipertbpoIs
k prsiie ansei6afft anbsn. DtrIcbnt
es ii6 fhcu. iein 0liid ;u Derfadxn.
Die DumsH beripredeH allen einen
rerQniiaisn Abenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
G,,sIanb
@tslIt nn4 bem i. apriI aoupons
sa5iunsen auf rufiTde papiere
ot,,

bon, Mittipo9, 27. MGra.
Tie britiiae Regieruns bat ansetiins
oist, baB lie roh btm l. 9lpriI feline
G0nbs nlebr Iiir bic 8esdblung Der
Goupons Der ruifiIben ResieruHsss
bpnbs mebr iiefern tpitb. . a Die
rEiIii4e Resicruns. iib setpeigert bats
te, bic 3abliasen 5u IeiIten, bat bic
britifde Regieruns bisher. obfdon fie
niht no5u perpflthtet sefpeien, bic
Hpubpus bp2nbIf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
Seine sebsasmitt,l ausitclIaHs.

Dos gensinfdms aommiiies Der
Sanbelstammer uHb bes 9uiinsB
Wen's Club lat iid5 s.a.n cine Gee
notwithstanding I'm Ulouai
gpril ausseiproden, natoern ss m..
George 70. Sarris Dom wnr Council
cine aonferen5 eebabt bate. Die
aampague fir bic aibertp atnIeibs
i'm apriI unb fir bns RotAe arsiis
I'M Rd iDirb als @runb fir bns
Ti4subboIisn einer fol6en aIusIiei,
luna dIlqeqeben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
seineH gerIesnnseu srIesea.

peter Saas. Don go. TAT Ierrs
Strcbe, fpeItxr Dor etliden 1oatn
Don einem Gtrabembabnipossn iiiis5..
,mb einen Sfdbslbru6 erlitt, IN sss
fern, pie Dem Coroner mitgetheilt
ipurx, ieineu 8erIesuneen erIegsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
3nbtbdmsIer
Werben in Ohio beim gau Der 2anbs
itraBen teiddfiigt perrsn.

bus, %. D2drs. am
syreitag iDerbsn bon bier Go 3nbts
hausitrdfIinse Hab 0perniep Gogntt
seianbt iperbcn, tpo he pom Moutas
an beim Ban Der 2anbitraBeH Be
iiddftisuns fiubeH pero,n. 9lHfanss
ioHmenber WoGe tperben etrpa ebenfo
riele SdftlinJe Der geferurgsGuitdIt
in WansfieIb in dbHIider Meife be-
i9dftist tperScu. Mrbere Gtrdflingss
abt5eilungen perben ibnen ipdtsr
fplaen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
gl6tIidle xObesfdae.

Der 20 Satpe oIte 1eser SOON.
gor5pu. Don no. 1900 Chapel Stra.
be. fiiirSts ssItern Worssn bsi feinsr
etrbtit in Der 4nlage Der Ginrinnnti
s)laner Go. Ia DatIeb plSbri9 iobt
~ Hoesr Gr srIaS sinsm 6eraoHsaII.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
2um 9itrriftSarst erHannt.

Der @dfunrbeitsratb bnt Or. g. O.
Rsui1er 5nm DiItritisdr5t fir bic
%. ifno %. Wdro erronnt on SteIle
bon Or. Soba 3. Gdnpart, ipel6sr
bon bem Woitsn susidGstretsa IT,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
gOsbaft. arjni.

Ghmifysnbireltor: sylsn. fpns "a
gen Sic su unferer sluffiibuHs BON
5dlinus .Ndubern"'A
Gait: %. i6 babe sinise IN
ildnss an bos S6iIIsr'fHe A,<ri beY.
ausesiunben.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

BON Reibuns sntitanSsusn Gan,en Der'
uriaht tporbtn mar. Ddielbii bes
f&dftiaie @.iangene spurben, pbne
boB irgenb peId,e unrube entitanb,
pcn ben Dd5iern aus BEN Ge6Gabs
eefibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
cyeller im arbeits6aus.

@eItern abenb brad in Der often
anIass Der 8rnmfpea Brllib anb
Gtre Goobs 90. i'm 9lrbeiisbaus
6eisr aus, bas bar9 eiuea iHfoIse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
aud Elm gsrut

Sfrr: .Bds tn bsHn bas IIir sius
tiefrsri1Ieierie Dame, bic 70 bdufig
Su Sbnen ipnlmt2"
gmbier: .Das iii bic alts ;yral,, on
Der bic aetrbuben bas Raiistsn yfrs
Hsn.1
DaS ilnsliid 1T Die ridtige Taru-
sappe: @aH feet bid ui&t a,e6r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

SdmsrtpibtH IN bis IA xaaeu ssbsiii.
gnctbeier qebeu oas @eIb surfid, ipenu Rass
ooer herDorfiebenbe 16morbofbeu an furiren,
Grft' sIpp!tistioa sibt elnoeruna. s0e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
6amilton.

iinler aa.ut in Snmi!tSr IN Der,
tStnarb Brad. 449 Gfb Hhnffe Ctr.
gelI Gel. 746.R. Ssme Vbsne
t63t.a.
Douglas Island news., 1918-12-27

Co kim him. The officer struck Bird loon drew his pistol and threatened and pushed him out Of Che door The man then fired through Che door. Killing a lieutenant on a revenue cutter which happened Co be lying
 u port The murderer though threatened with mob law by the in- dlgnont soldiers and sailors. was ar rested and tried in subsequent mili- tary courts at Sitka, Portland and San Francisco. but was finally ac- quilted on account of conflicting rulings regarding jurisdiction.
 In the summer of lS7O Che od- itor-tailar-barrister ceased publish ing his paper owing to lack of pat ronagc. aud the outfit was removed Co Seattle This event. unimportant as it appears. was the first journal istic effort iu Che Territory, and was am epoch In ita affairs The paper vus four-pagc. four-column sheet. printed on an army press with % crude outfit.
 At this time there remained about 60 soldiers and some 200 Russians iu Sitka. The town which had once held about 200 Russians. a governor and his staff, a bishop with a train or priests. and was Che scene of gay social lIrc. gradually diod and later che capital was removed Co Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1918-12-27

Zug. is in shape that auto te''t may Doe maintained an summer with out difficulty. lt is surfaced most of Che distance. and in places where gravel or other surfacing is not to bc found within a reasonable dis tance the roadway has been built mp and ditchcd deeply on both sides In order Co give it the best possible drainage
 This year Che appropriation allow ed Che road commission was only S1OO.OO0. but Sl75.OOO held over from last season was available. 10 is the intention of the commission this year to ask for $35O.OOO which win Doe used next season.
 Several crews were at work on Che Valdez end of the road between Willow Crccl, and Che coast. and this end of che road was put in nrst-cloaa condition. Al Teikhell, where a bad part of Che road prevented travel during high water the road wua built up on Che side of Che hin, ana Che danger eliminated. Tho Summit was put in good shape. and repairs made to many small bridges The canyon. which was flooded sewers. times this year by unusually high water. was fixed mp and the road changed to higher ground ut sov- cral points along the trail between Valdez and Comfort
 One of Che great drawbacks of work this year was the scarcity of labor. which made it difficult for the commission to finish the work it had in mind
 The Valdez Fairbanks road is a permanent highway and it will Doe Che policy of thc commission Co keep It in general repair at all times, even after the completion Of thc gov crnmcnt railway from Fairbanks to Anchorage. The roadway serves a portion of Che country which can be :. reached n no other way. and even !. after Che railroad is completed there . win Doc much travel over the road . by persons desiring to reach salt water quickly, as a man iu Fairbanks can start for Valdez after the boat leaves Anchorage and catch it in plenty of time.
Douglas Island news., 1918-12-27
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Christmas exercises were held at Che Congregational Church, which was not entirely completed There was a fine Christmas tree and songs and rccitauons by the little ones. n was one of the incest entertain. mcuts ever held on Che Island and it was said that it would bc long re- mcmbcrcd.
 Grand jury for the November 1898. term handed in its report Co Judge Johnson. During Che session Che grand jury investigated 3o2 cases True bills were found in PIT of the cases There were l2 assaults with dangerous weapons. l2 cases Of larceny two of manslaughtcr, two of witchcraft and 239 violations of thc prohibition and internal rcv- cnuc laws. besides few other minor cases. The grand jury gave it as its opinion that the prohibition laws thcu m force in Che Territory were a farce and only tended to encourage smuggling.
 News mentions that there was a hot time iu town on Christmas Eve.
 A physician speaks of visiting st Ann hospital and inspecting it under Che guidance of the Sister Superior. Dr. Dorr was Che house physician and Dr Simpson of Juneau was the managing physician He said that Che place was a model establishment.
 Gov Brady took a trip Co Wash mgtou. D. c. Co see about some needed legislation. Secretary Elliott was acting governor
 There was a grand Christmas ball at Ohmuu's hall on Monday evening, given by the Miller Cornct Band. Among Che Juneau visitors present were Mrs. Lynch. the Misses Pcarct and Anderson. c. D. Long, George Perry. J. c. Zimmerman, George Burford and Mir. Diotrick.
 II Osborne, who lived in the first house built in Douglas, left for Park City, Utah. after a residence here of fifteen years
 Turkey was 20 cents a pound.
 News man receives a bottle Of mineral water manufactured by Jesse Moore for a Christmas gift.
 Christmas services were held at the Episcopal church by Rev Beer; at the Congregational church by Rev. Loyal L.. wirt; at Che Catholic church services were held by Rev. Father Bougis and Father Treca' ot the Peniel Mission. Miss Moody con ducted the services and at the Friends church, Rev. c. N. Replogle was in charge
Douglas Island news., 1918-12-27
FAIR PRICES F0R GASTINEAU CHANNEL
(OGcal Announcement by the U S. Food Administration

(Ofcial Announcement by the U. S. Food Administration
 Administrator Alaska quotations Interpreting Committee
 which should govern prices charged Douglas Treadwel quotations week w published paper week. change the wholesale market
 The price Che retailer indicated in the left column to n package figured prices plus handling h freight, wharfage
 The should based the to retailer plus business tho named will by Administration charge.
Douglas Island news., 1918-12-27

Lawrence Cashen returned to Chichagof last night, where he has position. after visiting here with his parents for the past couple Of weeks.
 Mir. Jerry Cashcn came home Christmas Eve from Chichagof to spend the holidays with his family here.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
FAILS TO FIND
 HUSBAND-k|LLED
 ON BATTLEFIELD

LONDON, July 15 - Three years ago Lady Robert Sheffield Stuart qualified as hospital nurse and went to France, firm in the belief that her husband, missing since the battle of Neuve Chappelle, was alive, and hope full that she might learn some news of him. He was captain of the Royal Scots Fusiliers and with four brother officers was severely wounded. Cap- tain Stuart insisted that his comrades should be removed before he was taken from the field, and when the stretcher- bearers returned for him he had disap- peared.
 Lady Stuart made eager inquiries wherever her duties led but her patient quest thus far has been unrewarder, and the missing officer is now prcsum- ed to be dead. He was the heir of the Earl of Castlestewart, his elder broth CT, Viscount Stuart, having falen at LocS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
EAT MORE FISH.

Eat fresh fish you the sources of fresh fish ut pay for fish rather than long distance transportation Consume your locally caught fish.
 Eat salt fish wherever you If you eat meat for breakfast make salt herring salt mackere or other salt fish Salt fish good eating if properly prepared by this cid fashioned method Smoked herring, smoked eels, smoked bowf smoked shark smoked carp The last three mentioned are just being introduced. Make them go
 Do not let Friday be the only day Don't stand back on disagreeable names or ungainly appearances
 Prejudice is an expensive luxury. A shark would not taste any better if called by another name tastes good as it is. Carp is good eating and nutritious.
 Look out for fish. They are coming. Bowfin Gray fish Burbo Goosefish, Shark, Skates Sabefish, Grou per. EE tSAsWWA
 Preserve fish Small pressure canners are already in by thousands of people, Put up supply of fish when you get them cheap. Can the roes too they pecialy nutritious
 Eat fish-cultivate the taste-get the habit!
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
COST OF LIVING HIGH

When the high cost of living has become high that it though you could not live any longer buy pound of rice and live high
 The "very best costs not over 15 cents pound With its comparative cheapness and good food value and the many ways it can be served, rice is hard to beat
 pound is practically two cups of uncooked rice boil and your stock goes up about 400 per cent good invest ment your money the two cups of unboed rice become eight cups of boiled rice and that will go long way to- ! noulishing way.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
ARMY BASE IS CONSIDERED
 THE HEART OF BIG AGGREGATION.

BEHIND THE BRITISH LINES IN FRANCE July 15-( Correspondence of The Associated Press )-As General HeadquarerS is the brains of the army rom which all orders eminate The Bass in very large measure the heart whence the blood cculaes to the re- motest part of the body.
 Avst to Base shows that it is something far bigger and more comprehensive than camp; 1t IS district US center is town of size and importance; town whose church spires and towers render it visible from long dis tance while it's railways and street lines present busy scene during all hours of the day and night There is large civilian population carrying on business as us ua through arrads are frequent and demolished houses are constant reminders of everpresent danger The Town Hall has been badly damaged and shot hole from long range gun can be seen in the tower.
 In the streets of the town People of all five continents ioste each other There the French civilian and ml tarv there are British troops of all ranks and descriptions even the Khakiclad women of the Auxiliary Army Corps; there are Australians Canadians, Americans, Belgians, Chinese East Indians and African Negroes The latter make excellent transport drivers while the Chinese are employed on ordinary labor of various kinds
 The sight of two Chinamen bathing in small puddle in busy square, using their soap by turns and drying themselves on strips of rag with true oriental unconcern as to all that is going around them is becoming famil far Their camp is distance from the town and their nearest neghbOrS are the inhabitants or Gefman DTS OnorOfwar camp who can be daily at work in leis urely manner military railway Their work in the open has tanned them to an almost African brown and h slender size of their guard suggests that they well con tented with their lot and not at all anxious to attempt cape.
 In the town itself can be seen guns by the hundred packed close as they possibly be packed Outside the town are other packs of artillery and wagons and dumps of munitions and engineering materials There are camps everywhere Some for waiting to go up the line oth for those who employed more or less permanently at the Base transport and other duties Hospitals are situated here too always the sites most favorable for fresh air and sunlight The quarters of the Base Comman dan the Base Cashier the Ordnance Officer and other important officials are situated in the town itself.
 Notices in both French and English posted every where about the place and polite military police d ty at cross roads and other points of importance.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
"COP" DISMISSED

VANCOUVER, B. c. July 15 - One officer was dismissed from the focre and it is Expected that others will be let out, because of their actiity in try ing to organize a union among the officers. isjailEH
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-07-15
NOT RECOGNIZE FINLAND

LONDON, July 15 - Great British refuses to recognize the present Fin nish government.