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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
Mayor Williams was in Wichita this

Mayor Williams was in Wichita this
week on business.
Still quite a number of cases of
measles going the rounds.
The Farmers Union will buy hogs
Monday, April %. Adv. 8
J. w. Spena left for Kansas City
on a business trip last Tuesday even
ing.
DR.. Hall moved into the J. R. Will
son house north of Grandma Spena's
this week.
For Sale-Graded Seed Corn, 1915
crop F. w. Defines, phone 522, Wa
Keeney. Adv. 2t.
A. Lopp and family are packing up
preparatory to moving to Abilene the
first of next week.
Mrs. Wayne Willis and little son,
Wilson, came in the last of last week
for visit to the home folks
Mrs. Natter and children are here
fcc1n Concordia visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Acre.
Mrs. W. ]. Williams entertained
friends at dinner last Sunday evening
in honor of her daughter, Claudia's
DIR. and Mrs Miller entertained
two of Doctor Miller's dentist friends
the last of the week, one OF them COM
ing from Hays the other from Nat
oma.
Mrs. J. F. Jones is up from Topeka
visiting among her old friends who
are all glad to see her once more She
visited few days in Grinnell the first
of the week.
We are sorry to state that E. Mus
semann, who has been quite sick at
his home contemplates going to the
hospital soon to undergo an operation
for gall stones.
Taken Up-1 black mare with white
hind foot, weight about 900 lbs
Ernest Smith, 10 miles southeast of
Wa-Keeney and miles west of Cedar
Bluffs. Adv. 8 2t.
If you have a fine horse, jack or
cow or drove of fine cattle or horses
and wish to insure. them against
death from any cause come and see
US. R. c. Wilson & Son. Adv 8. =
DIR. and Mrs. Allison took the jit-
ney Tuesday east for Osborne via
Solomon, to attend the meeting of
Osborne Presberty Tuesday. They
expect to be home Thursday evening.
John Jacobs, who is manager of the
Davidson ranch on the Saline. was
pleasant caller at this office Tuesday
He informs US that he has 40 acres
of as fine wheat as ever grew in this
part of the state, and several hundred
acres with favorable weather
will make a good crop. He has fan.
lily of eight children-four of them
attend High school-making the trip
in a Ford every day.
The Wa-Keeney State Guards will
have programme Thursday after
noon, May End, when Ex-Congress-
man, Thos. F. Scott, lola, Kansas,
will give an address at the court
house. Mr.. Scott has made three
trips to devasted Belgium and will
undoubtly have a message that viii
stir them to the utmost. Everybody
invited, programme to appear in
later issue of this paper.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
PLATH-SWISHER

Miss Edna Plath and Delos Swisher
were married by Probate Judge Pea
cock at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, Tuesday,
April 2, 1918. They at once started
keeping house on the Swisher farm,
six miles northwest of Ransom
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Plath and is a
charming young lady and will, we are
sure, be most welcome helpmate
Mr.. Swisher is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Swisher. a young man of
good habits and well liked by all.
The Record joins their many friends
in wishing them a long and happy
life together.-Ransom Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18

Everybody Invited.

For Sale-Four young Hereford
bulls, sired by pure breds. E. Cass,
Collyer. Adv. 8.
o. B. COTE and S. J. Straw went to
Kansas City this week and bought
new suits Company A. Trego County
State Guards They are fine and when
they get on their new togs they will
make a dandy showing.
Last Friday the Parent-Teachers
meeting was held at the school house.
An interesting program was render
ed. Good interest is shown in these
meetings and they are proving a
source of benefit to both parents and
teachers
The Warren Baker CONSTRUCTION
Company, of Hays, has everything in
readiness at Voda to move the Old
MOTEL building onto the Mutton farm
as soon as the roads dry up a little.
This is big job but the above nam
ed company can handle it as they have
the tools and experience to do the
work
We hear that j. w. Bingham. of
the Irego County Reporter is to be
Republican candidate for Clerk of the
District Court. If the voters of rrego
county have as good judgment as we
think they have, they will put him in
with a big majority. For they co1Idn't t
do better and they might do worse
-Ouinter Advocate.
The Faulkner brothers, of Ogal-
lah, went to Hays Sunday, April 7th.
where they Joined large class and
were initiated in st. Joseph's Council
No. 1925 Knights of Columbus. After
wards they attended the BANQUET given
IN honor of the newly elected Knights.
Last Friday Judge RuppenthaI
sentenced Madeline Briggs to three
wears in the State Detention Horne, at
Lansing for the killing of Mrs. Ethel
Fisher on the 26th of last January.
In the first trial the jury failed to
bring in a verdict and in the second
a verdict of manslauehter in the sec
ond degree was returned Three years
was the maximum punishment which
was given by the Judge. Sheriff
DeBoer and wife accompanied the
prisoner to Lansing last Saturday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
RED CROSS NOTES

Since last report the following
schools have been organized as Junior
Red Cross auxiliaries :-Rinker school
Edna Penning, 20 pupils, $500;
Cyrus, Bessie Rogers, 26 pupils, $3.50;
Silver Lake, Catherine Platner, 16
pupils, $4.OO; d. o. Hemphill, .199
pupils, $60.27; Pleasant Ridge, LYDIA
Joseph, pupils, s2-25.
The Wa-Keeney Telephone Com
pany has installed a phone, gratis, at
The Red Cross sewing room opposite
the court house for the free use of
the chapter. 1t is No. 18. Mrs. j. C.
Cortright, chapter secretary, will be
at her desk at the sewing room every
Saturday afternoon to care for such
business matters as may come up,
enroll members, issue certificates,
ETC.
Miss Dorothy Levers, field secre-
tary for Kansas, working under dir
ection of the Southwest Division head
quarters at st. Louis, will visit Trego
County chapter workers next Tues
day, April %. A meeting will be held
at Ogallah in the afternoon of that
day and a second meeting will be
held at the court room in Wa-Keeney
beginning at 8 o'clock in the evening.
The third and last meeting will be
held at Collyer Wednesday forenoon.
All Red Cross officers, supervisors,
committeeman and workers are urg-
ed to attend any or all of these meet
ing according to their convenience
eral public. Workers will find the
talks by Miss Levers helpful and in
structive. Let us have a good atten-
dance at each meeting
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18

The Pruitt Remedy Company, of
Hays, has an ad in this issue that is
OF interest to every chicken raiser in
the county. Read it.
VIM. Cox, big real estate man, Wal
ter Krhut, carrier of route 3. Arthur
VanScyoc, trustee and Henry I.acerta
druggist and manager of the Ad,
vance, all Collyer boosters, were in
the city Wednesday using our side
=, Or. Lacerte was down from ColIver
l tuesday and made this office a bus
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18

For Sale-Graded seed corn at 50 so
per bushel. J. r. Wilson. Adv. 2t-
There will be Sabbath School and
Preaching at Blue Ribbon next Sun
day, April 21st- A good attendance
is desired By order.
Vaccinate your calves with Germ
Free Black Leg Vaccine as prepar-
ed by the Kansas State Agricultural
College. Immunizes for life Always
a supply on hand. L. p. Arnott 8-4t.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
WANTED AT ONCE

Man with small family with farm
and ranch experience. Steady pos
ition for satisfactory man, also one
single man. H. J. Hille, Wa-Keeney,
Kansas. Adv g.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for Matching S1OO for IS;
s2.75 for so and $3.50 per hundred.
Elmer E. Pearl. phone 158 Adv. 2t.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18

The Ogaliah School Board has
kindling wood for sale at school house.
Adv. 8 1t.
Animals such as stations, jacks,
foaling mares, registered herds and
good milk cows are valuable and
should be insured against death from
any cause. We are now prepared to
write this kind of insurance R. c,
Wilson & Son. Adv. 8.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-18
Lincoln Climatic Paint
w. w. GIBSON
STRAYED

From the north half of section Is,
township IL, range 21, in the north
east corner of Trego County, one
black mare, aged about 10 years,
white spot in face and weight about
$50 lbs, SPAWN on left hind leg. w.
J. Madden, Hays, Kansas. Adv. st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
Ell BANCO DE LAS ESTAMPlLLAS
DE LA GUERRA NO Sc EDl-
FICARA DONDE Sc GUERRA

Hace pocos Gias dimes cuenta a
nuestros l~ectores de que e. Comite
Encargado de Ia venta de Estamplllas
de Guerra habia elevado al Cuerpo
de Comisionados de la ciudad Ina Sc
licitud en- Ia que pedia que Sc lie per-
mit.era erigir IN pequeno edificio en-
la plaza del Alamo, ell cual ~llevaria
por nombre el de Bancc de Estampi-
las de Ahorro de la Guerra Y que Sc
ria ocupado por ell referido Comite
mie1tras durara la guerra, dcsples
de 10 cual p~asaria a ser propiedad de
a ciudad.
Ell Cucrpo Edilicio estudi6 deteni-
damentc ell asunto Y despues de que
10 hubo discutido con toda amp le-
tud ~resolvio acceder 4 la menclo-
NADIA soiicitud. pero en- Gambia ofre-
clio al Comite c.tado unos terrenos de
q propiedad de la Oficina re Correos
que estan en- la Gale de Houston, jun
to al Palaeio Federal y donde Sc 70
dri erigir Ell edificio cue Sc desea.
Es SECURE que ell Comite de Es.
tampillas de Ahorro de la Guerra a.
cc7tara ei ofrecimiento que e. Cuer'
DO edilic:o le ha hecho, pues estos
terreros ofrecen maycres ventajas
que los cue Sc ~preUendian, siendo pro-
baLie qae muy en- breve den princi-
pic los trabaioS para levantar el mug
vo banco. en- ell sitio cue va indicamos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
VARIOS ALEMANES Sc MAGIC
NALIZAN AMERICANOS

Ante Ia Sccretaria dc Ia Corte Fe,
dcral hicieron aver 1eclaraciones ds
Intenciou de nacicnalizarse en- este
pals, las s:guienteS perSonas: Ernest
Morris Thomas, de nacionalidad ale,
mana. Bernhard Zeller, de Macdonald
dad a!erara, Henry Otto Fischer, ma
edo en- Alemania y hahiendo residido
varioS amos Ell Mexico, Charles Ere
derrick Strong, de nacionalidad ingle-
50 Y nacido cn San Luis Potosi, ME-
xico V Matco Eugenio Palmieri, por-
torriquense que reside largos amos
an Mexico.
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ACEPTO UNA TRANSACTION

LONDRES, Septiembre 24.-Ei
Times" tiene un telegrama de San
Sebastian en- e. que Sc dice que por
Il intervention personal de la Reina
Maria Cristina. madre del Rey Al
fonso. e. gahinete espanol ha acepta-
do Ia transaction p%ropuesta por Ale
mania, por Ia que promote dar a Es-
pana siete de los barcos alemanes n
ternados en- aguas ~espano,as Y respe-
tar la bandera espanola en los barcos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
LAS ESTACIONES DE GASOLINE
TENDRAN QUE ESTAR
AUTORIZADAS

Fl servicio de las estacioncs de ga
sohaa, de las que hay n gran abun-
dancia en- las GALES de la ciudad, Va
a ser rcgularizado, por acuerdo ex-
preso que en- su Ultima session tom6 el
Cuerpo Ediiicio de la Ciudad.
Ahora, para podcr establecer una
de las mencionadas estaciores Sc ne
costa permiso previo de las autorida-
des correspondence. obligandose los
so!icitantes Z dejar perfectamcnte j.
bres para los t~ranseuntes las aceras
donde han de ~colocsr los dep6sitos, al
mismo tempo que garantizar Ell buen
estado de las banquetas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
UNA ELEGANTE TERTULlA

Firmada por las senoritas Gabriela
Elizondo, Anita Diaz, Dolores Calm
do, Rosa Guerrero, Aurora Torres Y
C,otilde Garcia, hemos recibido una
elegante esquela de i~nvitacion para
Ia tertulia que tendra lugar en- la ca
sa de numero 407 de Ia Gale Sur.
Dicho festival, al que sc ha demo
minado 'Tertulia Rosa" Sc vera muy
concurrido por las fanilias de la CO.
lonia mexicana de esta ciudad entire
las Que han circulado profusamente
!as in%vitaciones a que hemos hecho
referencia.
LIE reunion dara principle a las
siete de la noche disolviendose horas
mas tarde.
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PARA FINCAR

". j.. Green. una casa de seiS crartoS en-
IA Gale w. Ohio 346i. New York B*yeis
Association. acond:ciona- varios teTrcros en-
liz Gale 5. Alamo. c. H. Milton. nua casa de
t-cs pi.gas en- IL exile Lomb-ano numero
200. s. \. Gowed. para conss-uir IN cuarto
IN T. casa runncro 1880 dc Ia Gale E1cn2
VIA. James Osborne. para reparar Ia casa
IO?S de In c:rtle Utah. Miss Mar Fest para
reparar Il casa 1909 de Ia Gale 5. F!ores.
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SIGUE LA CAMPANA CON-
IRA Ell VICIC

La policia que traoaja a las OF.
denes del Captain Van Ripper, hacien-
10 campana contra ell v:cio, capture
la noche del ~jueVes al viernes a sels
personals. estando cuatro acusadas de
haber violado los articulos 8 Y 1 del
Reglamento de Policia V dos de haber
cortravenido otras d:spos,ciones de-
mismo Reg!amcnto. Una de las ares
taCas fua multaGa con Ia cantidad de
Glen pesos, dos ve!nticinco. una que
do pendiente de Investigation y dos
fueron turnajas & Ia Corta Federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
LLEGARON OUNCE CARRoS DE
EOUIPOS MILiTARES

Acaban de llegar a Ia c;udad quin-
ce carros cargados con aquipos mill
tares. los .cuales seran destinados pa
m la Primera Brigade del Segundo
Cuerpo dc Caballeria de Texas.
Estos equipos seran desde luego re
partidos entire los soldados que for
man Ia Brigade mencianada, debiendo
hacerse la repatriation bajo la vigiIan-
cia del Coronel J. W. Woods.
Sc eSpera que dentrc de pocos dias
llcgue tambiSn una cantidad igual de
armas las cuales seran ~repartidas in
mediatamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
HAY EXCESO DE OFICiALES EN-
SAN ANTONIO

Por disposition de II superioridad
militar. dicinueve mayores V cincuen-
IA caEitanes de! ~cjercito cue Sc encon-
traban prestardo sus scrvicioS ~ los
campos cercanos . IL ciudad, han re
cibido 6rdenes de transladarse 4 otras
ciudades. d"oido ! que en- San Ante
Mo hay en- II actualidad suflciente
nGmero dc oficiales oara las trcpos
en- sls cercznias Sc hallan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
INFORMACION LOCAL
LA APERTURE DE LAS CORTES
CIVELES SERA EN- NO.
VIEMBRE

La aperture regular de las Corte>
Civiles, que por 10 general es Ell pm
mer lunes del mes de octubre de ca
da ano, Sc ha pospuesto ahora, segun
fuimos informados aver, para ell PR
mer lunes del mes de noviemhre.
Sin embargo, Sc nos dijo, 81 hay
algo de 81 interes que solucio1ar du-
rante ell mes de octubre, dichas Cor
ties Sc ADRIAN a2tes del tempo que
Sc ha mencionado.
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ARANDONO Ell HCGAR PATERNO

Aver Sc recibi6 aviso en- esta ciudaG
de Que IN m~uchacho de ounce anos
de edad, ilamado Johnston Holcomhrs
residente de Floresvil'e Texas, habis
abandonado el hogan palermo, habien,
-ose dirigido q San Antonio.
Ia pc ia trata va de !ocalizar a
HolconUe para hacerlo volver 4 Ia
casa de suS padres.
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sooiaes 8 Rs,sona&a:
RESTABLECIDA.

En- Was de franco mejoramiento,
Sc encuentra va la Sra. Dona Ru-
descinda A. de Arredondo, esposa del
hacendado fronterizo don Francisco
Arredondo Cepeda, quien hace POGO
fuera operada con exito por Ell DR..
Urrutia.
La Sra. Arredondo ha abandonado
va ell Hospital en- donde la operation
lie fuera practicable, y Sc e%ncuentra
en- su domicilio.
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Sc PERDIO UNA NINA

Los padres de IA nina Dolores Ro-
drigucz, Ia que cuenta doce amos de
edad. SC han acercado a las oficinas
de policia dando cuenta del eXtravio
desu hiia, Ia rual no ha vuelto a su
hogan deSde aver que sali6 sin que
en- .su casa 10 advirtieran.
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UN PRESO ENFERMO

r. Peterson Quien Sc encuentra pur
gando IN delito un de'ito er la carcel
del Condado fue condrcido aver al
hospital en- virtud de haberse sentidc
repentinamenre enfermo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-28
DEFUNCiONES
LOS ALEMANES EN- Russia
COMRATIRAN A LAS
FUERZAS ALIApAS

Dc, S.rr,cio Especial para Ii PnENSA.
LONDRES. Septiembre -:
dezpacho de Pek;n dice cue Sc ~
recibido noticias en- esa capital. de
oue ell Emperador Guillermo De Ale
mania ha dirigido una orden a todos
los austro-hungaroS Y alemaneS en-
Russia. diciGndoles que r 81 primer
ieher, e, de unirse con las tropas' de-
eobierro del Soviet Y oponerse q los
iaponeses Y Sus aliados Que amena-
zaban restablecer {, frentc orienta! y
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EN- SAN ANTONIO.

Sc e%ncuentra en- San Antonio, pro
cedente de Eagle Pass, ell Sr. D. Sc
veriano Flores. quien permanecera en-
esta durante algunos dias.
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NINO ~ATROPELLADO

En- el parque Breckenridge fue a
tropellado aver en- al manana por
autom6vil que guiaha el senior James
Enez. un pequeho cue jubaba con
una bicicleta.
FL ro,icia Dickman tonic nota del
aslnto Y 10 comunic0 a la SUPERIOR
dad correspondence, en- cuyo conoci-
miento puso que cl pequeno habia re-
cibido var!oS golpes.
exclusivamentc usados en- Ell concrete
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Yerba. /. ice. paQuetc: romero. sai'is' can"
.,so-,,n orecanc, maaEaniila, cana
lin, rosr de castillo. yerbenis' CENT
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ba de, cato, guaehichiIe, ojast. o3sa de naran-
= .e.npibIe. laurel, te dc sena. alhucema,
.rvn-diilo, San Nicolas. eostomate' aaaea'
hr.ts, sordo !cbc. ants, a-ahar. sjon!olt- b.
- las Barcelons, s1.oo. Cardas para lans
n uisod6n 81. 90. hetates con nano SEQ
NoIca;.tes con t~etoiotss Soc. .Nc!iai::os de ma
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Cuando neceSite libros en- espanol
d~irijase a Ignacio Z. LoZano. us \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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DIARio POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
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Er los Estaios Un:dos, A%1ico, Csrsds
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n hav necesiGad de u escrba a dos 0 tres casas ditintas para conseguir-
los: mande SUI orden a J. n. Flores vHermano, Y eNs lie remiuran TODD
nor iunto Y raranizaran Ia buena caidad. Que necesta I'd artcuos Me-
Evimnos Neicinas Camas. Muebhs Ropa, Cazado, Sombreros, Fonogra-
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OH PHONE. TRAVIS e4ll.

EntsI,d rs seccnG-class n>tte: February
p, 1918. ~ the Post Office az San iato-
Mo, Tex. snGe- de Acr. OF March 6. 1916.
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q I IDs,ElENZS

P ~ E D = Y
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States, Canada. Mexico, Cuba. 9uer>
to Rico. Panama, and the Phi.ipias
lsisn nos:
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ders zee. Figuras Nacionales Mexieanss soc.
Cueharas de palo l0c. Emphasize MonopoIis
CSC. Jabsn verde 1sc. Perlas de eter e5c.
docena. Chile verde Csc. Lb. Chile Piquin
T0c. Lib Manos para meta.e 15c. Chocola-
te hccho L mano 5oc. Chiele negro loc. Chi
Gle mexicano 1oc. Peincs Is y zoe. CANA
ron Linpio soc. Csnela mexieana soc. LIB.
Tamarindus zoe. Lib. Piloneillo &c. s4.75 h
cata. T~oquiilas de. eerda s1.o9 ? s1.75. veias
&c eera deeorada-. 10, %. 80 = 500.
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] D@6e Ia funaaci6n de nueEra asa expIcamos a tCaos nu@tros com
4 ,o+o+as me nuesrosp rop6stoS ern poder proporconares TOGO 10 qe &C.
zen 90 cnnrar, a un prio reduGio. Que I'd. desea IN DISCO nneSiano pa
mn ra.ne III netate Y u nOE1o para nNtanaE pues
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-11
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Mir and Mrs Harold PaiEter have taken the cottage on Third avenue, across Lowell creek, formerly occupi- ed by ,ne Stewards, for the winter.
 Mrs. Hettcl left on the Admiral Watson for trip to Valdez.
 The body 8 Tom Malone, pioneer oi Alaska who died at Anchorage O. pneumonia, was shipped on the Ad- miral Watson to Napa, Ca!., for in torment.
 The Romig family has taken the cottage formerly occupied by Gus Bor- gen. for the remainder of the winter.
 k. s. Hedberg, master mechanic for the commission at Anchorage, left yesterday on the Admiral Watson fol the states.
 Oscar Anderson, former engineer on the Seward division, left for the states on the Admiral Watson to re- main.
 Al Winshcll. whose wife was one of the Sophia victims, left on the Ad- miral Watson for Juneau where ne will secure the body and take it to eastern Canada for burial.
 The members of the Seward Vol uuteer Fire Department will hold d meeting tonight at & o'clock at the Fire Hall
 ]. Junte, the barber has closed his shop temporarily and gone to Califor- mia on pleasure and business trip. Mir. Juntr will return early in Jan uary
 The rotary will probably be sent out the line tomorrow morning to clear the track to Mile 52.
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 Steamer Alameda iS supposed to
 Seattle tomorrow for So q. Tic Alsl;a, sailing north from Seattle last Saturday. is expected to arrive at Cordova during the night The Alaska is not coming to Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-11
LEAVE ON WATSON.

The folio ing passengers sailed from Seward Jn the Admiral Watson, for Seattle Jim Helper Jack River
 and wife, Mrs. Jennie Peterson, J. Ed- minSton, H. Strauss, Rudolph Peter son, Ed Wilde, William Bryan, Anna Bryan, Al Winchell, John Beaton, J.
 Junte, Joe Guard, F.. II. Allen, Ben Charger, C. M. Helmsen, Edna Royce, x. Fl. Thompson, Fred Matz, k. Brod, lund, w. w. Butts and wife, Margucr- jte Adams, Tony Flores, Mrs. Grace Adams, Mrs. Fredrick Thierault, Rob ert FilkerSon, J. II. Smith and wife,
 Mrs Stella Murphy, E. s. Hedberg, W. Lind, A. Seglerg, Oscar Anderson and two Stecrage; For Valdez Mrs. l.. F. Hettel Louis Jacobson and one steerage; for Cordova- Mrs. J. W.. Ward, Mrs Mary Charlton, Dorothy Ward" Oscar Marion. Thomas Sand
 rick, D. Y. Smith, John Brunk, Pete Carlson, Henry Allison, Arthur Led berg, C. F. Carlson and two Stecrage; for Juneau Charles ISaacson and John Burner; for LaTouche- P. My arch. Oscar Narem, Alex Marloff, J. Ccasar, Otto Schal'c CT, c. O. Hicks,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-11
TEMPERANCE FOR JAPAN

TOKYO. Dec, H. The health de- partment of the Home Office is pro pairing to frame temperance bill to be presented in the coming session c. the Diet. The purpose of the proposed law is to prohibit drinking by young men under age and at the same time to maintain strict order among the dealers. The department is also plann ing to restrict the quantity of saks bg"wed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-11
LADIES AID MEETS.

The Ladies Aid Society or the Mol- hodist church will meet tomorrow af- teInoon at ? o'clock al the home O.. Mrs. Estes. AS this is the last meet ing of the year all mcmhers are asked Co attend.