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New-York tribune., 1918-08-18
u. S. Called Haywood
".SlUiuel Chair kiy,g'
OF I. w. w. Movement

The fate OF the syndicaIist move
ment in America, the government con-
tended, rested on the outcome Of the
trial in Chicago Of 10l leaders of the
Industrial Workers Of tho World for
conspiracy to disrupt the nations war
programme, which began in Federal
court on April before Judge Keneaaw
Mountain Landis.
The indictment against 1876 men nnd
New-York tribune., 1918-08-18

Other meacs concerning the sita1a-
ton in Russia aoi1 be found on
Page z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

~. O. SHink, Mgr. for Va. Atlantic Life lns. {
} Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
20 Manufacturers OF Fertilizers.
Southern Manufacturing Company.
Manufacturers OF Princine Good Luck akin.
4 Planters National Bank
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
Hopkins Furniture Go.
R,shnon''s Cafeteria J. T.. s''on, Prop.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
STEAMER DOPE.

No word has been received by the Gateway regarding the arrival of t!e Admiral Watson. Agent Blue believes she will be in port tomorrow. T"c Watson has about nine O. ten da"'S mail for here, it is believed. The whereabouts or time of arrival of the fraighter SEagw;y, also bringing mail is not known iu Seward. Her arrival however is expc ted anytime.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

SUMMARY 8l THE A>raO'AI- ED PRESS. Nov, D. From ,hc Dutch frontier to east of ,hc N.v-c. . -.o mile battlefront .S allame as ,a. B. tiSh, French Americans aad he.-i. are crushing the enemy rc-..".'. and pus.uue on for fur.huv va
 The Allies are advancing e,"H- where along thc line and the Gyrm"n are withdrawing on the French sry- tor between the Disc and A.SDn.
 HaiC has taken a strong peat a.. Leque>uyy and k g.,yancirg OF NaU- bcugC.
 The Americans are fighting ra.r way across the Mouse southwest oJ the railway center at Mou,medy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
MAINTAIN MACHINE FIRE.

PARIS, Nov, 5-- The German maintained machine and artillery act witty during the night on n .utl, "a mile front on the Aisno be.veo Erthcl and the Scmut railHar
 Hangars east of Metz h.vr beer successfully attacked by tha British airw.1. This is offical.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
CHOCOLATE BARS REACH
 LONDON FOR AMERICAN
 SOLDIERS GOING TO WAP

LONDON, Nov. D. Chocolate bars containing three other highly nut'i- tious foods r wheat, nuts and raisin, -- the first consignment of an order for 100000 similar cakes for the use of the American Red Cross inEng- land have just arrived here from ar American factory. The confection will Ie distributed gratis to the soldiers.
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TRIAL FOR THE GUILTY.

LONDON, Nov, B. British Attor- ney General Smith, in an interview with newspapermen, advocates the "s- tabishmcnt of Grand Court of TO. preSentatives of the Allied nations and civil military, to try those guilt of atrocities during the war ard pan ishment to include death or penal ser vitude.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
ALAMEDA |S
 ON THE WAY

SEATTLE, Nov, 5-- Steamer Ala meda sailed for the north at 9 o'cl < thi5 morning. Passengers for Seward include the following.
 Mrs r. NJ. F. ley, Mrs. W. F. Rich, Mrs. Max Kme ,, Mrs. J. E. Diamond, Anna Diamond Mrs. A ?. Hunt, J. E. Shoofe and fife, J. E. Shofe, Jr., Harold Shofe, imer Anderson, wife and baby, A. Anderson and Maynard Anderson.
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FROM ANOTHER VIEWPOINT

LODON, Nov, 5-- A Copcrhag.n special dispatch says that demowrtrat- ions were held last Sunday in Berlin before Bismarck monument by Ger mans in favor of continuing the wG" 4 resolution was paSsad at this hn- mense gathering against accepting any humiliating terms of the Allies.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
DRILL TONIGHT

The regular Tuesday night drill O. the Seward Military Unit will be held this evening starting at 7:l5 o'clock at the Arctic Brotherhood hall. Pos sibly there welt be a continuation of the bayonet exercises started last Fri day night. A full attendance of mem hers is requested tonight. The drill will be over at o'clock.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
IT IS H0W
 UP HUIS

Ih. tar news of "c past ia anN he's been the most mponan. , a.- .h.. Today che Gateway yan.a a. patches, one especially
 Alu Germs have a... ... lin ard t. Che am.sGr E. au.. a
 accepted .t means ,h. oa' .. q. war.
 E. m.1s vii" mrs a,.lv
 ha, will happen if t5o var ..,a" end this week or roz. and p.ac. md. aared2
 From a military andpoin VI appear, from this part Of ;ao toH' that the Allied troops will g. n" to Berlin. The armistico C many mus. accept, means that an .wr.,, points must be occupied by tho Nlli.s and our own doughboy# will lo Icv so, ou, ,, 3.: "Go to r,
 Hundreds of thousands of the A.'ad rooDs must he maintained h. warning countries for, police iu arI O sga ha. .hc demands Of thc rmis. tica and the final peace teu ac carried out. Tn, men in the 'lG " ranks. the engineers, and othr .'.. remain i'm Europe for the uab line sr Belgium, pavts of France, B aa~' Scryia, Rmania and also A. ia Hungary must be undertaken oI all .h under strict Allied m,.,tar-.'.. TT. d.mobo0jzntion of the lan" Powers armies will take time 2ot ro. quirc Allied forces to see thH" it t done properly so as to forevrf stop n.jtu.ism and Hun propagand,sm Perhaps few O, ta. American o..a .I0 ao ra..u J. ar., J."g
 york to do especially in rcu.va" q. British, French and I..@. o. which have been sorr#
 The Red Cross work U. for year or more.
 In the United States pcr.-.t. ' couple of hundred thousand more me- will be sent overseas to help ir polic, duties, etc. Gradually thcs, mt. comments will ba discharged and they will return Co ,heir homes.
 But this is if peace comes.
 Suppose that Germany does 70. g. cept the terms of the armisticc wha. then? Take your map.
 Trace yoor pencil along ,hc soIth ern border or Germany above Austria Hungary. Practically continuous mountain ranges but the Italians ga. mountains. Put your pencil on Pragu, This city is about D miles iron Ere den, (which is practically on taa Gcr. man border Dras.en is ho,w,.1 i0. and l25 miles from Berlin. Put yo pencil on Krakow, the German app. on the Russian-Austro- Hungary Bor der. With the Allied troops moyjn foaawwI, and .a,dng this eeti'n Poland will be released Tn thit sccto the Allies could now put 3,5QOoO1 men, consisting of 100000 italians .uo.0Jo from the SaioniM front and at least half million to bc.released gyom the. Turkish. front. Also don't forget that the Allies have aMout &H0, GOO soldiers , mainly British, in he White Sea section who, from the as, information, were working south.
 Remember that in this new allied movement against Germany the rail roads of Austro-Huneary are now a- the disposal of the Allies.
 On what is now the western front the Allies presumably have at least
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
B0LSHEVINI
 ASKS PEACE

LONDON, Nov, > The Russian 8olsheviIii government has handed neutral ministers a note to the en-
 cntes requesting the opening of peace negotiations SD hostilities between the ..ai and the BolsheNilli may stop.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov, 5- Ser
 "ry or State L"r.in" annow.e ,la .ho a"misticc terms to be offered Gor- many have been aorocd upon unan.- 0ou,ly by the war council at Vorsail- 'oa, and thc ann'sticn has been strno. by tho representatives of "o }''I. md the United States.
 If the armi.tire terms ara &c,ou.n@ # mean tho surrender of the German aruy and navy and the immod'g nn@ Of the var leaving fnal torms 10 ,.. diclation or the Allies.
 The issue Of peace OF war ao" "os+s with Germany
 It is expected that the arnit..' tclms will reach Berlin today or t q. latest tomorrow. The terms were aot made public this forenoon but it is believed that Jh,y will strip Germany of her war m king power.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
GERMANY HAS A CHANGE

LONDON. Nov, D. Regarding tNn news that the amiSticc terms hay" been agreed upon and the demand sent to the Imperial German govern. mcnt, the Times correspondent at Paris says that the Allies success OF the battlcfiolds leaves little do2ht or Germany's acceptance.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

T. V. Havr will leave fer the statcs on the Admiral Watson going first to Seattle then direct to Washington, D. c Mrs Harr will accompany he" hus- band from Seattle to the east.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

3,a.EljN -- LONDON Nov :" -i, 9 -pycyh .uj, taa a.icraann n".
 , .,e Hoys, O, Commons: prm micr ...sa George s,aaJ that Germany au,, @sk lommaadrr-in.chirf Foch .or an amiStice.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
KAISER MAKES A TALK.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. B. The Kai- ser is understood to have made m ad- dress in behalf of Prince Maximillian endorsing the Reichstag's decisi ?
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
BUNCH OF KEYS FOUND.

Roy Neville found a bunch of key this forenoon and hos left .hgm at tho Gateway office Owner cau have samc by identifyihc.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
AMERICANS VICTORIOUS

WASHINGTON. Nov 5- Comman- der Pershiug has reported vie.orio~ attacks by the Americans along ta' entire front. The Americans have cupioG tac important river crossing a. Stenay,
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CNPTURESIO.OO8

LONDON. Nov. D. lOrr#aN- Cutting deeply on a &O mNo front. Field Marshal Haig has captured i), 900 prisoners and Poo guns in the let 24 hours.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

BULLETIN PARIS. Nov, 5-- .hr la.srnaliOna} Nifcd conferences a, Versailles completed ,ac ao.g carly tlus morning. .ron.ors Lloyd
 a.4s and Orlando la.t immediately for ih,.Y h"mss Jnc repre- r. "v.. rgach.d complete agrnomen. ,l ih, lrmistiec tcgws for Germany.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
MRS SAGE IS DEAD.

NEW YORK, Nov, B. Mrs. Russell SaCe. willow Of the financior and o'c of tho richest women in th- ror'| died her today at the age of Ga yea s.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

British, have captured snv.ra .'.. ant villages and advanced a.sr.. V. miles on the Samhrc-Ojso canal,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
GOING TO CORDONA

Boh Settles expects to get away or the Aomiral Watson for Corova ir connection Of forestry dypartwrr work
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
MOVING FoEvAED

EO5lE, Nov, '- The j-@.ia- aw"- has not been stopped and .s ~..0".oH moving forward but vii be halted ,e- fore tan next twelve how- owing [, the amis-i,~
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CApruR" FORTIFIED TON.

LoND0-, Nov. D. The J~.J.-h southeast %. Va,gnciernes have sait med the fortified town of Looue-uoy and the entire garrison of 100 men.
 Ea-t of Laquosuoy tho BritisI have advanced between three and 'ow miles and captured the villages ot Jo,'matz. QIe-nes, Es.snoy ar' je- petit Marai~.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
AIarIANES DoWNuD

ON SEDNN FRONT. Nov. 5.-Ta, Amer, als on this .rn-t a.r, ..V". i2t German a.rpIanas in three d>y auj lost 22.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
ADVANCE ON CANAL.

PARIS, Nov, 5-- The official 70. port this morr,nr says that the first French army, in conjunction with the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
FIGHTING ON THE MEU%E.

WITH THE AMERICANS. No~, @ - There is bitter fighting today along the Mouse ..vor, American pa- trols have crossed tho river a, HricUl- les on poutoon bridges built under Ger rife fire.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
BASEBALL Is GROWING IN
 POPULARITY OVER THE SEAS

NEW YORK, Novo D. The popu larity of baseball among the allied nations abroad is spreading 30 rapid " that there is already demand for a simple instructions and rules of the game. printed in foreign languages. To meet these requirements several expert baseball authorities are col!a- borating in the preparation of a base ball primer which will be distributed in various sections of Europe.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
DON'T LIKE THE TALK.

LONDON, Nov. j- The German socialists are not satisfied with thc Emp,ror's proclamation and demand .is aI5ication.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
ITALIANS AT NEW .lte&

LONDON. Noe, D. The -l,iw are reported 10 have landed a. 1.. Dalmatia. The British hay. a.,e"g. OiSey and captured Landcrc.es.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
KILLED lN ACTION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5- Cap@. George Bryant, cf Brooklyn, ha. be-. killed in action on the Sedan front
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov - E-,, the armistice wa effective ves-nr'. y afternoon between the Allies ant Ay~- tria. the Italians took ever -'GQoo Au.tra1 prisoners and 25oOIo "rss.~. Ths Is au official report.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
YANKS FAKE STRoNGHoLD.

AMERICAN ARMY IN SEDAN. Nov, g. The Americans, despite most strbbon opposition, have adv@u- ced on ar average Of five 'iIomcyrs and taken the wooded heights south of Beaumont. he last German r~org- hold west CT the Mouse.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

Ire Moose will hold their us 'a' weekly meeting tonight in the little 4. B. Hall.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

: ro00ao .am.I soldiers, wei. equip. a,d Tu force is divided as l..ow.. Americans, 2.oo0000; British .oog- )go; lmemh 100000 and B. riao- half g million. There gro also 'ntiH-
 ats of others not taken in.o a,. count.
 r Germany und. takes to ,otnc. r,r sou.huu front, m yiav cf 70 ra. ported ha-a~. of man power as ia '.a. l. ga ardly's dispatch s.. ... take forces from tan toy woot m# r...o Go ha~ own .r.
 a.a.in a'I France and bc s.u Ana.r. a p.n."r's movement .n D. started by the E...e J1.ounh a.mia ra .Io o. A...n Lorraine .N l. ... # ..mam 4.# ".r. tN. .'.. ... ... man,.s will .a.. hn.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
YNNKs OCCUPY VILLAGES.

NORTHWEST OF VERDCN. Nov. 5.- The American forces hav" occr- pied Iancuville, Lesgrandcs and A noises.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

S William Bryan and his sister, Miss Smora Bryan, are registered at the Hotel Seward having come in yester- day from Mile 2l.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
...Lnn Nn Lin-.LN.

By retiring 10 her own border. what will become of the G.mn "ocu2 This t.c. must get or, 8,
 jnNt Q finally suwwan. Co c., A
 ,r..ane'y, the military critic O.. the Gateway, believes tha, d.. w" will not be over until the Germ. |o has ma'o t.s try, not aa.ir. w.N
 an hing to lose by .N" forms Q. the arm tice.
 Who u Germany will decide upa0 ,ha arrr. a'aeo NE '. r.. <. military power ar tNo .ac" Think O. the million a' 1s"a *a.. throughout ao wor,I by Ganaoy ro. German prono~a1Aa. Think of .,a 5". 'iors q. dDUam snen. on war u".oria' Con Germany keep this un? Wha- about Germnny's food sftnrton' P. mnmber Germany is now ut o'. rom Aastro-Hunn2rH aG1 s ort o' fmw Russia Where can Germany Ca' food now? Can Holland give uD aa. .r" No, she h@.o't not i. 70 give.
 Is there any political rp'c2rel r Germany -- none know. for We have absolutely nothing authentic to bn-, anything upon the reports r'mino from that nation Even tho Swias rov erm.nt when reporting political diff fcrcnees, always tate "wo''ieo v r,. ported"
 The German people We mus. 20. member arn a military nation ard ur- on vhomcvnr 'ho decision is forced. whether tho JunEors. bankers or t.r common people, must decide bntwon" unconditional surrender or absolute qnnihiliation.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05

growing tA. dctermina,ios to cooper a'. n their development of govern ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30
NORWEGIAN AIR
SERVICE STARTS
-N.S.S.-
GBy Associated Prcss)

London, April 22.-(By Mail. "A
big step forward in commercial air.
plane communication is proposed from
Norway in a plan to inaugurate a
regular air mail service between Sta
vanger and Aberdeen.
The submarine warfare has made
the sea mails irregular across the
North Sea, and the scheme for an air.
plane service is being energetically
pushed forward by Norwegian COM
pany with the backing of the Norweg-
ian government. The journey across
the North Sea has already been made
in five hours, and it is estimated that
in a regular service the ordinary time
would be under four and half hours.
The British government, while it
has no airplanes to spare for such pur-
poses in war time, is prepared to give
the Norwegian company eveery facil-
ity. The belief is general here that
the British Isles should be the most
important center for airplane commun-
ication between nations after the war.
Italy and England in seven hours is
already an accomplished fact, and
America to Britain in sixteen hours
has recently been predicted by British
experts as "aImos certain to come in
five or six years.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30

Amsterdam, April 24.-One of the
official war loan advertisements now
appearing in German newspapers
gives an unintentional glimpse of the
German rule in occupied countries. 1t
says:
GLOW can any German hesitate to
subscribe for the war loan? You who
are faint-hearted, go and ask the Bel
gians, the Serbians, the Russians, the
Italians, what it means to have thee
enemy in the country. Do you not re-
tlize that it is your support of the loan
only that can keep the horrors of war
from German SOIL"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30
At The Theatre
At. the Palace Tonight.

Douglas Fairbanks will be seen TO-
night in his latest picture, "Headin'
South" This is a picture which is
enjoyed from start to finish. In ad-
dition to the feature, special British
war pictures will be shown. These
pictures. These pictures have been
made for the British government and
dal with the war direct. They should
not be missed for their educational
value. Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin
will be seen in. his latest new picture,
"A Dogs Life" This will be in addi-
tion to the feature picture.
-W.S.S.--
At Palace Sunday and Monday.
James w. Gerard's "My Four Years
in Germany" is coming to the Palace
theatre Sunday and Monday, one show
each night. 1t is now shown al
Cune's Auditorium, Los Angeles, fol
the second week. The Los Angeles
Times says: "The second week of the
showing of My Four Years in Ger.
many Ambassador James w. Ge
rard's great war picture, is making
La great, hit with audiences that. hav,
viewed it. Every day the American
people are being made to realize tn,
seriousness Of this war, and the par
that this government and her soldiers
are to play in the final outcome. TIL,
Gerard picture brings home to til,
people the conditions that prevailed
in Germany and that forced the Unit
ed States government and the othel
allies into war with that country. Th,
whole series of Incidents, the plot ano
intrigue, the broken promises, the de
liberate disregard of all the right.
of a friendly nations in the inant
desire Of the Hohenzolern family tt
rule the world, is clearly shown i,
this wonderfully vivid picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30

mer concluded, Germany viii lagain
buy American furs, but these goods
will be bought in the American mar
ket this time, from American firms
and they will be American dressed
and dyed, and prepared for European
consumption. The unnatural trade
conditions which forced Americans to
ship certain furs abroad, to buy them
back and to re-ship them to Amer
lea will have disappeared, and Ger
many will be the loser"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30
CRUSH TWO
ATTACKS BY ENEMY FORCES
---NN.S.S,-

Rome, May 30.-"At Capo Sile
Monday night two hostile attacks
were broken up in front of our new
positions" says the official report
from headquarters today. an the
Presena valley we captured a patrol
of thirteen. Other prisoners were
taken in the Col Caprille area. Enc
my detachments we rrepulsed at Mont
Como and Mont Asolone."
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In th4 Superior Court of the State
Imperial
Lu Huh, plaintiff, VS.. Will lam II.
Fowler AN Lucy Fowler, bs wife;
essie B. lfrlap, also know3 as Mrs.
B. DUNLAP, John Doe, Ri4ard Roe,
ane Doe &rt Mary Roe, defendants.
{ W. Byrer, kttorney for blaintiff.
The PeopleRf the Statt of Califor-
ria send eeeti(g to: VIII Yam H. Fow-
lei and Lucy Fowler, is wife; Jes-
sic B. Dunlapy also 1own as Mrs.
j.. b. Dunlap; N Nhn DE, Richard Roe,
Jane Doe and Mary Roe, defendants.
You are nerebt directed to appear
and answer the Soxplaint in an ac,
ton entitled as abNe, brought against
you in the Superio Court of the Coun-
ty of Imperial, Nte OF California.
within ten days tiNer the service on
you of this SunSnOR, if served with
this county, yOr Within thirty days
served clseYere.
And you ar yherebyt totified that un-
ess you appYr and 3Rlswer as above
required. thS said plaintiff will take
judgment fN any monty or damages
demanded il the complt int, as arising
upon contPct, or she wiz apply to the
court H forsany other reAf IF demanded
Given glnder my hand And the seal
f the superior Court ofthe County
Of Imps'ial, State Of Call aornia, this
25th dE Of March, 1918.
Seq NJ. S. COOK,
by 4 L. COOPER,
IHputy Clerk
Nar2GApr2-,i- iG-23-3ONay7-lA2t-2S
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-30

Errors not the fault of the adveT.
iser, which clearly lessen the value OF
the advertisement. will be rActltied
My by republication without extra
barge on presentation of claim Withli
i've davs after insertion. No allow
nee will be made wnen the error does
.ut materially affect the sense or pu'"
$50 of the ertiscnent.