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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12

sSn DER Tdbe BON 8elpiae,S ST.,
Itilr3ten Der Maior 9roofs BON Gan-
ias Stir, &ommanbeur oe5 Scott
6lugfeloes, uno Der 8liegerleutnant
81. 9aromea bon Stem gorf NIT III
rem 4eroplan ans einer Sobe pol
etma 400 SUB ab. 8arbwea nor tot,
ols er nilter oen Sriimmern Der
Weoidine berporge8ogen murbe, Der
Major loa lebensgefabrlide gerlct-
5uneen erlitten babeu.
Der 5liegerlentnant Glatf
9tuen bon Gaming, Did, Der nui
Dem Yapne apiationsfeLoe bel 8e't
Ioint Miii., i~tationiert mar, 1T NIT
ieinem aeroplon aus elmer Sobe bon
etma 100 SUP obaeitiir5t uno altgeit'
blidlid aetotet. Sein 8egleiter, Del.
len Gainen BON ser 0tiIitdrueripol.
turg nid)t mitgeteilt 1T, puroe le.
befrsgefabrlid perlest.
Sunoert oeutlde @efungete.
friiber 9elte auf Dem interviewer
Sdiff y8rin5 Gttel 5rieortd)," iipf
BON Sem Camp Grant nod Dem Sort
Mc@berion in Georgia gebrod)t nor.
ocn.
Nus aanias miro semeloet, es
iei BORT ungemein beiB; oas Ebermo.
! meter itebe auf iiiibet bumoert @rao
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12

riidfebren lpollte, puroe untertpegs
aug Dem 9interbalt erifoiien. Bor.5
ter 8ilion ufto eugene 8rep lino in
gerbinbulsg nit Der S6ieBerei ner=
baftet nno nadJ bem 'gonntp-@ efda5
niS in Montaeue trauspoortiert NOR
BEN, ri: ,sfsi #nrr aus
Der la9sidbrige 8moefB ailep
Don Big springs lit benin gaoen er,
trunfen. ...,a. art 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12

galefpelbarfeaife etiit Depasaaae,lt
44tid,t tfaabrs lber gertiieenee a9riln-
ftbafta1etnerfiigt itttb- 5ablreid}e Ta@
fail5en eri1tieren. Slttge, frafttge lit1o
aetpanote 2ellte, mel6e iih fir Den
5seuermebroienit qualifi5ieren, lpers
Sen anfgeforbert, lire applifatiottea
beim aornmilidr ein5nreihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
seras

Mm %. Sum-, neltn oas
Stats 8robibitionsgeies Der les-
ten 2~egisIatur In araft tritt, tperoert
ane Saloons in Orterr, in oenen tie
nod nidt ourb bas 3onengeiee &c
1dlolien lino, aberos nm 8 ubr 80
Minuten i6lieBen miiIiert, I'M nid)t
tpieoer geoffnet gu iperoen. @u6 Die
@eIebe, mel1e ben 8erianot bon M1=
fobolgetrdnfen i'm Stante ODER bon
anoeren Staaten nod unierm Stnat
nerbieten. treten bon ienem Gage an
in &rnft.
Sng @eiten u%nleres 5taates,
BON 2ubbof bis gum &io @ranne,
bat es gut g~eregnet.
- Mus Ser @egen6 bon Guero
miro gemelbet es babe BORT gut ges
regnet uno cine CUTE Grnte iei geli-
hert.
Sn 8ictoria tobte Mottng
abeno elm @eipitterItirm, Der Sda-
Den anrihtete, aber spei 3oa &eaen
brahte.
Gutter &egen miro aus @alletts
bile, Coma, Souroantou, goafuln,
Sonoo, Gel 3io, 8eepiac, SdJu-
lenburg uno anoeren Srtert gempl-
set; aus fredericksburg fon1mt Die
Nadridt, Dab nidt eeltllg &eget ee-
faIen lei.
@eitern erbielten 249 Stuoen-
ten upierer Staats= llniueriitdt lire
0iplonne.
Bel eitem Stir6 init ieincm
MeropInn purbe uuf Dem ellington
5ieIo Ser 9eutnant Hogers Montaoz
nlerp aus Suniea, Miii, Snltrufteitr
i'm ShieBen in Der 2lft, getotet. Der
2ertnant 9artbone, Der. Bel ibm mar,
fpllroe leiht Derlebt.
Die bier amerifunii6en SoI-
oatcn, Die anf merifaniibem go0ell
sefangen getontmcn fDarer, neil lie
nacb Der 2eide eines ertrunfensn
aameraoen iudten, iino, wie aus
gronnspiae gemeloet miro, nod
uift mieoer freigelalien. Die 2eide
oes Geutliant Gbaiae, Der bel oieiar
Belegenbeit erIdoIien lpliroe, neil &c,
nie oie Merifaner beEallpten, einerl
8lndtperiud madte, lit ausseliefert
uno ieilten gItern in Seem Orleans
SugeidJift.
@ia @. gSooo, Der 8ilos,
Slid nno auitern aomnliiiar BON
Teras, bat Dem @onuerneur Socbp
mitaeteiIt, oab Die 9unoes Gegic-
rumg Sen 81 ieillem Department ae-
horiqcn fleinen 9anpfer Mabel
Mc@ap~ reqlllriert bat. 3as 5abrs
seug miro 5lr Giniibung Der teranis
lden Marine MeierDen benuBt.
Der auitiner 9oitor 8orrcll
uno @enolien BADEN beint 8ouper.
neur Sobbp Sen formellen Intrag
aeItelt, Die amtsfiibruns oes gu
perintenoenfen ser 9aubitunmen-
Mnitalt Gus. s. llrbantfe, nit groB-
ter Sddrfe ui1o Streilge liilter1ilnell
su laiien.
= Der &iilfs @eneralanmalt Sec
lima lit Der SIN dit, Dab, nm lid) Der
8arteitreue Der @abler 5u peril
dlern, nur Ser folgenoe Sat ouf Die
BEL Sen grimdrmablen 5llr 8erpen'
ouna fommenben @abl5ettel georidi
weroen bari sd bin Elm Democrat
(ooer Republifaner) uno oerpfliftt
mid, Ole in oieier Erinldrfpabl nc.
minierten 9anbioaten 81 unterititt
sen" 8eitere 8emerflngen fpilrocr
nod Seedlings Meimlng gege,n ocs
@eies peritoBen, bod baben OH
@ablporiteber oas Hedbt, Den Wat
Ter 5l fragelt. Oh er IN Der lebte:
Sntptipobl fiir Die oemofratiidet
&anbioaten geitimmt bat.
Der 20-iabrige Sroin Darling
Ser in gegleitlrng ieines 9rlioers 20!
Dem St1otdlen Bonnie in eitem VII
tomobil mad ieinem elternbauie 5u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
@rokes aonsert.

geral,itoUet bonn Sermannsisbne
aemiihten @bor BON San Mntonio
am Sonntag, Sen IS. SUM 1918
7:3O l1br abenos in Ser Union goD
ling Club Sale, Segnin Goao, ant
Gibolo Hiper.
Soliiten.
Srd1lein Slora Briggs, Srdulein Si1p
Wa1lc5iusfp, Srau @gues Begrid, Sri.
gitela @osnig.
@ nj. Marg, 91rigent.
HrDgramm.
/. She StareS paneleb Banner. .Sfnit6
@emiidter gbpr nit Sr6elter.
2. 9ie 9in1n1el riibme1 Deg @ip1get1
gbre 49,. =. .8eetboben
@emiidter g6or nit 0rdeiter.
5. a. 8enn ser Sriiblina auf Die Bers
ae 5teiet -. ... .... @ilbeIm
81 Mm grllnnen Dor Dem Shore..
1880. SCHUBERT
Gemiidter gbor.
4. Yianoe5olo-galie in gsmaior
...g -. Mo18fotpsfb
Srln. Slora Briggs.
8. 8arcarolle aug Soffmann'g gr5ubs
llnaen ~. -. ..Sfenbad
9nmef1dpr nit SrdbeIter.
6. a. Garrb me bad to pIb 8irginnn
Sdmes 8lant
5olos geiitusen BON SRI. Silp
Mule5insfp nuo Srau Ignes
@ebridJ.
@emii6ter gbor.
b. GD 8fad Soc Softer
SpIo geluilsen pou SRI. @Hella
@osnig.
@emii1ter @hor.
7. acknowledgements -. &rola
@m. Wtarr.
8. Sic orei MDielein .Silder~3iird6er
Wdrunerbor.
9. Weigbtp laf'o Moies, .gtbelbert&9 febfn
Sir Me5aoSS opran, geiuneen
bon Sri. giteaa 8osnig.
10. Gin Sonntaa auf Der @lm 9oidat
@emiihter gbor nit 0rheiter.
II. Mmericn .-.-
@emifdter gbor NIT Srdeiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12

= Grei SIT 1angiabrigeu 3uclt-
baus5trafen perilrteilte 5traflii19.
eutfloben aus Dem Stants5u6tbahll
bel NaIbpiae, 8enn. Sic iprangcn
auf sic 2ofomotipe zines in Ser 9sd.
PC Der Strafanitalt itebenoen 3ngeS
iuro, unter gorbaltung BON aepol.
DerlL 3matlgen lie ben 2ofomotipfii6-
rer aboufabren. llngefdbr cine Weile
auBerbolb ser gtabt iprangeu lie Doll
benz 3nge al, iiberfielen mllo be
ratlbten Die Sniaiien zines antomt
bills ulro fubren in oemielben oapoft.
MIs Wptorepele- Boli5iItelL meldle 81
rbrer Gerbaftmng aufsebofen tparen,
5i1 ibnen naberten, lieBeE lie DE
Gar i'm Std, liefeu querfeloein ulo
fWolfM ipater einen 5nrmer, oeIiell
9nggp fie reqllirierten uao bari.
D~psfdtfig entfamen.
Neger-S fraflinge, Die in ben
ganner=Minen unDeit Birmingham
arbeiten, baben gemeutert. Sic ba=
ben mebrere @eiBe gefansen genonli
men ulro meigern Iidl oieie ebrnus5u-
geben ooer ieIhIt ans ben Wineil
beruus5ufommens nenn nidt Ger
@or0en Sal abgeieBt mer0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
6eiraten - @ebnrten - s~ooesidils

9eiraten:
gbeIter q. Shroed uno gtbel
8olff.
gilbert aubnfe uno annie $.
Sauer.
Gbarles @ebbaro uno @ertrl,oe
Bern.
gilbert 5oribase uno Sniie Niger
miller.
gonp Slider u. @ertruo &otuoell.
Sobn s. &ottenItein uno Mlice g..
Senninas
Gaul 6. arueger uno Marp g.
Baden.
Otto 6. llrbpn uro 4lpba STOPPER.
@alter .. 4pperbad uno SiIoa
Hanntonos.
Grant 5. 9eneoid nno emma 5.
Seiner.
Benjamin S. siamsauer II. @iteae
q. Sdlpers.
Us. B. 9lnme uno Margaretb 6.
Hbilips
2eon Sod uno SeIen Smitb.
@eburten:
hilbert s. Sien iino 5rmu, Elm
anabe;; $. GbeiB uno 5rau, einana-
he; $. q. 8obe uao 5ralt, Elm 2na-
be, Solofnan ban Braag uno 5ran,
Elm anabe, q. q. Sorber uno 6rau,
ein Maoden; Gus. gfeiffcr unO
Jrau, Gin Mdoden; 6. s. Welrer
mo 5rali, elm Mdoden; 5, s. alee
uao Irall, Elm &nabe, 8aul 9reiB II.
Jrau, Elm anabe; s. 9. gootbe nno
5ral, elm Maoden; Otto 8dbwiner
uno Sralt, elm &nabe.
gobesfdIIe:
5ram @ntta g. Namming, Sc Sab
re; 6. u. 9iloebrnnot Z Wonate,
9enrp ). Gisfelo, 81 Sabre; 5ralt
SSoboltna Sdief, 81 Satire; 3icolalis
Oittlinger, 60 Sabre; 5rall Seanette
@olft 70 Sabre; Sol. Grimiinger.
80 Sabre; BIB. 6. Biper, rs Sabre;
8ral @attie 3immermann, "A Sab
re; s. $. Marida1, 81 Sabre.
l 60
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
GrfinSer fall6er 3asue.

4ls ben grfinoer ser fuliGen Bat
ne be5eidflet Elm Witarbeiter Der
uTribllto" einen gepiIieu @iliieppan-
geIo 3on5i, Den f768 g~eborener
#spbn zines ReHfspertretets beg Sir
item 6iIippo golonna. @inieppdngelo
berIieB IN Iungefi SSabren feline SAINT
lie nit Ser er in 5treit geraten mar,
ntto cling na1 Barcelona, no ct We-
bi5in itnoierte, bon BORT nod Baris,
mo er ii1 beionoers nit oen aranf-
beiten oes Mulloes beI6dftigte. ST
eroffnete elm prltnfpoaes 6irurgiib=
oeirtiitiihesr &abinett uno idloB
Jreunoldaft nit oornebmen Seuten,
inter o1loeren nit Mitglieoern Or
Samilie 8onaparte. Ha9 griinoliden
herniIden Stnoien unb oielen 8erlt=
d]el1, Ole bier Sabre long gebnuert
battell. entoecfte er einen onrbans
nn5erItorbaren metoaiiden Stoff,
aus benz er fiinitlid)e 6ebilie beriteu-
te, fir oieie Grfinonng erbielt er 81
plome uno goloene Meoaillen nno
muroe gum Mitglieoe ~gelebrter aor-
peridoften ernannt. Ra6oem iid ieirl
Nuf in europa perbreitet bate, Be
fam er Sen ~ebrenpoIlen Inftrag, Der
ruiiifden 3arir, Die fdon IN tribe
rem Sabren niele 3dbne perloren bar
tie, ueue 3abne eiir5uiesen. 0af Dem
Stur3 genpoleons mdftoerte er naf
2onoon uno BON BORT nad 5pallter
aus; bier erbielt er pom aonig Elm
%sabresgebalt BON t%auieno 9ltfaten.
Spdter finoet man i'm in ateapel mo
snlebt mieoer in Ynris ltno in Ye-
~tersblrg, no err ein paor Wollafa
lang apd) cine 3abntehnifer 56nle
~leitete, Die bon 5e6n Sdiilern beIlldt
muroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
N7urffs8 crichf.

Cotton.
San antpnio, beiite 30AGents.
@aIpeiton, geitern $3.50 Gents.
Gottoniamen- grobnfte.
Gan antonio, ~. Suni, 1918. :
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
&enfs Der Bnnpne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-12
Tarm-Eru0nft
De1nmie.

aortoffeln, meme, $1.75 pet
100 gflno; California, $500 per 100
YfunS, Colorado, $1.75 per 100 Bfo.
SiBfartoffeln Gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3mfebetn, Seras 8ermuoas, $1.00
nn0 $1.25, grbital 8are, $1,5o.
Somaten. ter, $1.75 nno $500.
8obneu. COLORADO. Binto. pet Tfn
1925; California 8ahous, per cut..
$1,000; Binfs, 1915; Gina. $500:
Nnbb. $500; S~lndeDes. S11.00. 6ourn
Green. per Suf6el Campers. $1.5e.
Stride String 8eGns, $500.
&obl, $3.50 uno $500 pet 100 $40.
Crime 8feffer,, $500 urto 1926 her
Crate.
8aDieshen, SOC per 9so. ssumoel.
Spinat, $1.75 per 9amper.
Crime grbfen, $500 per 0nnlpeI.
@eeten, $500 per 100 Hfuno.
Reerrett,as0 nrselp per, $50 49,
@urten, $3.50 per 8u5del.
1eterfiIie, 40e per 9tb. sBinbef
9~opfialat; Cal. $3.50 unb $2.T5 per
Grate.
grobeeren, $3.50 per Crate.
9firlide, $1.25 un0 $1.75 per Crate.
@rb5en, per fleiner Crate, $500.
@elbe @urSeln. $500 per 100 BfD.
eierpffanBen, $500 per guideI.
@iiberL $500 Der 100 Gfuno.
Squafh, 85c uno 90c per Gn1heI.
ganteloupes. $3.50 uuo $500.
-Iarft.
Gan @ntonio, t2. Sum-, 1918.
9iihe, $7.35 big $500.
&dlbcr, $3.50 bis $t0.85.
8uaen, $3.50 big $1,000.
Shieu. $12.t5 bis $685..
ct. 9ouis. -. SUM. 1918. -
Rinopteb. Seras s@ieb, $40 bis $3.50.
Shtueine. $t6.50 Bis 5000.
Sante.
| 8eioi5ene 6dlIte .......f5 per BIO.
| Srofene 6dlte -20c per 8f0.
| Crime 6ditte ....+.. re per RTo.
| Seile,
8olf uub 6udl5 90 Gts.
, 4ugords3ie9eu, per $50. 10 gt5.
Nudoras Aiegen. bRjddaigf -. 5 cts.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
WILL PROTEST
 AT MAIL SERVICE

Phil Abrahams, secretary of the SkagwaY Commercial Club received a long cable from Delegate Sulzer today asking for a speedy opinion Dr resolutions concerning the ship ment of mail by express or freight or whether the Skagway citizens
 mt the government to enter in- to contracts of subsidies for car rying the mail to Alaska.
 After a consultation with Vice President Ashley HpI Dr. Keller of the executive board, it was decided to call 8 meeting O the Commecial club or tomorrow night and in accordance thereof there is a formal call for the meeting to be held iR City Hall tomorrow night at eight thirty o'clock to which all the members of the club and citizens of Skagway, who are interested In this most important matter are urged to attend.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
FRENCH LINE GRADUALLY
 ENC|RCL|NG HUN POSITIONS

taken more than 5000 prisoners.
 The French troops also cap tured numerous villages in the path of their advance and when these were occupied the streets were found to be strewn with German dead who remained unburied.
 The average advance was two and one-half miles over a fifteen mile front and extended from Fon- tenay on the Aisne to Pimprez on the Disc.
 The report states that the Ger mans made a desperate defense but were unable to stem the onrush of the Allies.
 French aviators, flying under the low hanging clouds kept the field taff informed of the progress of the attack, and harassed the enemy machine gunners so that their fire was ineffective. NO ;erman flyers tried to interfere witt the French airmen.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
REFUND OyERCHARGE BY 4s RETAIL COAL DEALERS

Washington, Aug. 21.-As a re- suit O. an investigation made by G. O. Russell, field agent Of the Bureau of Investigation, who has been working with the Federal Fuel Administrators, a sum closely ap- proximating s15,OOO has been re- funded by retail coa' dealers in Minnesota and South Dakota. eith- CT to their local customers, Or. In case these could not be located, to local Red Cross chapters.
 Supplemental lists of other deai' CTS who have not obeyed the law are being made, and an inVestiga- tion Of overcharges is being carried on thoroughly and systematically with he hope that the practice VIII soon Ice eradicated.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
PAYS $5O,OOO IN GOODS
 AS FOOD LAW PENALTY

Washington, Aug. 21.-In recog- milton of its violation of the in structions Of the Food Administra- tion, the Horlick Matted Milk CO. has contributed $500 dozen cases of 1-oound bottles of its product representing in value S50,O0O, half to go to the Quartermaster Depart ment of the Army and half to the Bureau of Medicine and surgery of the Navy. The company had on hand more flour than was permit ted. Its surplus stock of flour has now been surrendered and its opera tions curtailed to meet the re quirements of the Food Administra- tion.
 The controlling factors in the company, as soon as the facts came to their attention, dealt with the situation with great frankness, re- pudiated utterly the acts of the in diyidual responsible, and express ed the utmost regret that they should unwillingly be connected with 0uch methods and their desire ot give to thte Food Administration satisfactory evidence of their good faith.
 The contribution aforesaid was ac' cepted as such evidence, 1t being ob' viously undesirable that the de, mand of infants and inyaids for the company's product should fail to be met.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
QUICK HELP
 MUST BE HAD

The Skagway Committee on Ar menian and Syrian Relief report that they will receive contributions until Friday, Aug. 2Srd, and such funds as are then on hand will be forwarded to the Central Committed ,atfJuneau.
 The fact that Armenia is far a way does not Jesse" the fact that it's inhabitants are starving and suffering all the horrors of an in human warfare. Never was help more urgently needed. All moneys raised for this Relief will be applied directly for the help of these un- happy people, and the expenditures are in cuarge of a Committee com posed of some 10 the most promin- ent men in America.
 Skagway has not yet done its fuu share. The employees at .Skag- way Shops have contributed splen- dldly, and if others will do as well We will go over the top-away over. Citizens are again urged to do their little bit in this great cause. See tAs Committee. Messrs. Ashley, Mil Ter. snd Blanchard, or leave your uutriUuJion with Perry Hern, kel- Ter Bros. or Postmaster Conway. Remember that Friday is the last day upon which contributions can Jo received. P ..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
J. T. LATHGOW OF DAWSON
 NEARLY DROWNED

J. T. Lithgow, former comptroller of Yukon Territory, had a narrow escape from being drowned recent ly. Toe McGill has received a copy of the San FrancisGo Bulletin con taining the following reference to the affair:
 Saved from drowning by Mrs. w. Cairns Harper, of Australia, fol lowing a dive made into the swim ming tank of a Pacific liner, J. T. Lithg0w, Canadian commercial agent, is today in g San Francisco hospital suffering from injuries re- ceived in the accident. Lithgow, who is an expert swimmer and div CT, dove into the swimming tank of the liner shortly after leaving Man ila. Just as he left the spring board the liner lurched forward, causing water in the tank to run to the front and leaving the after part nearly dry. Mrs. Harper hap pened to pass by the swimming pool at the time, and, seeing Lithgow struggling in the water, summoned some of the ships company, which resulted In his rescue. Mrs. liar per, who is the daughter of L. A. Phillips, general manager of the Refining Producing Oil company of this city, was @ we'll known swimmer and ice skater prior to her marriage.-Dawson News
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

Pans, Wednesday. 3:45 p. m.- The line now occupied by General Manguin's forces late this after noon ran from Sempigny to Pon- toise, thence to LaPommerays and Mont Choisy and cuts through CameIin Blerancourt, St. Audinr Latour from Mont du Croque, through the farm at Vesaponin, on to Bieuxy and Laval and reaches the Aisne river at Courtil.
 The French troops made furth' CT advances towards Noyon.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

Paris Wednesday.-French troop! according to a late afternoon re port from the front to the French war office, have outflanked the enemy camps and have reached a point within two miles Of Noyon on the southwest with even 8 greater pressure brought to Dear on that point from the south east.
 Camelin and Blerancourt have been captured and passed, and this represents the maximum ad- vance of General Manguin's army
 Gen Manguin has extended his front line until now 1t reaches the Disc river almost to Soissons, in an irregular line, but at all points steadily advancing.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
LUTTRELL RETURNS FROM
 TRIP TO THE BROAD PASS

J. E. Luttrell returned the first of the week from the Broad Pass district where he has quartz hold
 ings In the vicinity of where the Ohio empties into the Chulitna riv- CT. The holdings consist Of eight claims of sulphide and chalco-py- rite ore showing assays ranging in value from $500 to $160.00 per ton. H. Roming, Ole Dahl and Al Partin are also interested in the property and they have done con siderable work on the claims dur ing the past year. Several lodges have been opened Up showing good values and it Is reported that there are several thousands of tons Of ore on the dumps and in
 sight. Sufficient work has been done to insure extra large bodies of ore. The trail and road condi- tions of the district are in deplor- able conditions according to MT. Luttrell, who addressed the cham Der of commerce meeting today on this subject. MT. Luttrell advises that a man by the name of Williams
 is opening up a general merchandise store at Indian creek to supply the district. There are several pros pectors and operators working on their various properties this Sea son and are all anxiousIy awaiting the completion of the government railroad which will materially help to solve the transportation question,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
SCHOOL WILL
 BEGIN MONDAY

Vacation days ere rapidly draw ing to a close, and school days are looming up like a great big thun- der cloud in the near foreground.
 Monday morning the bell will call the classes to the school for the winter term and from that time forward, study will be the duty of each Fiddle in Skagway...
 The higher classes will be sun-' der the direction Of Miss Wilson, Miss Stone and Miss Montgomery while the lower classes will be under the direction of Mrs. Bunting and Miss Butt.
 Miss Wilson, principal, returned this morning, and she was accom- panied by Miss Montgomery ana Miss stone. The former Is from Boise, Idaho, while the latter is rom Strafford, Mo.
 Miss Butt has not as yet reported for duty, owing to the illness of her mother, but according to late advice received she will arrive late this week or early next week.
 During the vacation just ending the interior of the school building has been renovated, and the e1ter- for, has been painted and soms need ed repairs made. This work was done py D. J. Rich, assisted by Mfr. Sheelor.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

The purchase of three electric sew ing machines for use of women of the Red Cross chapter at head quarters was authorized at the meeting of the board of managers of the Red Cross held last night in the office of Dr. w. H. Chase Mrs. ". W. CouRcil and Mrs. Mi chelsoR will investigate the vari- ous makes of machines and chose the three that will be purchased.- Cordoya Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL
 CLUB

There will be 2 meeting of the Commercial Club ct the City Hall On Thursday night at S:S0 o'clock to which all members are requested to attend. The matter under con alteration is the carrying of the mail to Alaska n general and Skagway in particular. All citlzen' interested are asked to be present.
 Howard Ashley. Vice-President. Phil AOrahams, Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

London, Wednesday. - General Byng attacked the enemy lines this morning on a wide front north of the Ancre river, and at noon, re- ports from the field say, he had reached Moyenville and Beaucourt- sur-Ancre, and then forced his ad- vance two miles further, capturing the towns of Courcelles and Acniet le Petit.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

Paris, Wednesday, Il a. m.-The French forces made further Rdvanc- es this morning between the Aisne and the Disc rivers, according to re ports from the field headquarters.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

Paris, Wednesday, 9:1O a. m. - The reports received by the French war office this morning state that after an all day battle yesterday General Manguino in com mand of the Bremen forces had
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
CASUALTIES REPORTED

Washington, Wednesday. - The casually list reported from the French American headquarters, gives a list of 337 names. Of these "A are dead, having either been kill ed in action or died from wounds, and s4 are reported severely wound ed
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

4 Canadian Atlantic Port, Wed nesday. - The steam trawler Fri umph was captured yesterday after noon by 8 German submarine, and today t was fitted with two guns and wireless apparatus, and sixteen
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

British Headquarters in France, Wednesday. - When Commander Warls was captured by the French an order was found upon his per son thatt "Men have spoken pub
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
FRENCH TAKE TWO MORE
 TOWNS FROM ENEMY

Paris, Wednesday. - The French war office announced at noon to-
 day that the French forces have captured the towns of Cuts and
 Carlepont, and that considerable groun was gained west of Lsssigny
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
SAYS BULGAR ,
 KING E DYING

Madrid, Wednesday. = The Lib eral, a newspaper published in Ferdinand of Buglaria is at Frank this city declared today that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is at Frank fort, where he is dangerously i'll, and Is said to be dying.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21
SUBMARINE TURNS TRAWLER INTO>
 PIRATE |ON GAN. ATLANTIC COAST

of the crew of the submarine were placed on board. The submarine Is now reported to be raiding the fish ing banks, and already vessels, in cludipg some American fishing boats have been sunk.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-21

British Field Headquarters, We'd nesday 3:45 p. m.-General Bings forces report that they have cap tured several hundred prisoners.