davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03

mite understanding with reference
TO this matter was as follows:
Our superior knowledge of radio
must be set forth in arguments ia
convince United States radio officials
that the stations should be where wa
have designated them on this map.
regardless of their own desires in the
matter, SO as to make it certain that
II Germany comes into control of the
Ihiilppine Islands the radio stations
snail be in the most advantageous po-
sitions for the work of our govern
ment
The map accompanying this re-
markable communication was a blue.
PRINT which contained locations of
hfty-four named stations, and a letter
Win the prices, in marks, which the
Manila agents of the corporation were
to quote for the work to be performed
at each station.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
Bcrnstorf in
Role OF Martyr

A point il made Of the role Of mar
tyr which Won BernstorT assumed as
soon an relatione With this country be
gan 70 he strained
"Eeturnjng 10 the cnpba4zy from n
yjs't 70 Seeretary Lansing on April 10,
1915, after the attack on the steamshiD
Snssez by German submarine" M.
ksthom wrItes, me said 10 prinz
Hatzfeldt, ia the presence Of Baron yon
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
a Hint as to How
information Came

Mir. Kathom merely hints ut The
means by which the information as to
the plots came TO him, saying tha,
many bohcmians and Southern Slays
had taken the great risk Of counter
espionage all without pay. He prom
'ses more details Of this later.
.. -Four months of listening in on tho
sayvilie and Tuckcrton wireless eta.
tlons through one Of the best equipped
ana highest powered stations on the
!sorth American continent from the
oay the European war began" he SAYS
had also brou9h. 10 us an immense
mass Of information concerning the
propagand'st activities, not only of
German and Austrian aliens in this
country, but also of hundreds Of Amer.
ican citizens Of German and Austrian
birth. PROM many of tAcsc hitter we
wHrc able 70 secure ii great quantity Of
material, particularly whcn, az we wcrc
frequently able TO DO. VIZ started many
of then in active rccriminntion apa;ns,
one another"
Mr.. kafhom then dcscribcs at length
an interview he had with Captain Boy.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03
Overcome With
Chief and Regret

Cline after time he, with Won Papen
and Baron Won Schocn, glcefully cele-
brated the destruction of munitions
plants in this country. When word
came that the Lusitania was sunk,
and Bfrnstorff's press agents reported
him as being overcome with grief
and regret in fashionable New York
hotel, he was at that moment actually
giving a supper party elsewhere in
New York, and during this supper
party the destruction Of the Lusitania
was hailed as glorious triumph for
German naval prowcss. During the
evening Won Papen, touching glasses
with his chief made the remark:
"'This IS the end Of the mistress of
the seas"
"While Won BcrnstorF directed
everything that was done in connec-
ton with the blowing UP of factories,
the placing Of bombs in freight ships,
the poisoning Of mules on transports
and all the other movements aimed to
terrorize the United States and to para
lyZc traffic with tn. Allies, he invari-
ably kept himself away from any con-
ferenccs concerning details of these
plots, and the most elaborate precau-
tions were always taken, whenever it
was possible, to get him out of the
way aI tnc tlmc Wncn Sucn outrageS
were scheduled."
Mr.. Rathom describes scene where
BernstorH, preparing to go to Mr.
fryan, then Secretary Of State, with
false afidavits charging the British
with using dum-dum bullets made in
the United States, rehearscd his pro-
test to one Of his secretaries
Am impressive enough? Is my
statement forccful enough 2" he finally
asked, and the man Teplied:
Most forceful, your cxcellency."
"lf it appears that way to you" said
the ambassador, "wc will have no
trouble with the big-mouthcd (gross-
mai,lichen) gentleman"
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03

the President or Secretary of State
could be induced to approach the Ger
man Am mbassador or the German For
eign Office with question based on
the lines suggested, his government
would at once acquiesce and go more
New-York tribune., 1918-03-03

regular diplomatic channels through
which to- make it,
=. "Captain BoyEd replied that the
German government could not direct
ly or indirectly put itself in any DO
sltlon Of making the first move. but if
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Gin Aysunitipnss guper,
baipr
Bonn Braiioeuten eraarut.

8aibiHgton, .. g. 25. San.
0ie Grrenrnnig oes Serrn Stetti.
MUS 81 Dem neiien Soiten, Der einc
8eaufiidtigling Der ghinition INC
2eitung Der anfdilfe firr 6ns 4riegs-
bepartement 5lnn 9pef bot, Diro als
cine alirttport Der slonliiliItration atf
Die 0ern Seriat porliegenoe Bill 5ur
@inieelutg eires @erritiors Wfi-
niiters aneeieben. Gin General.
Superpiior miro ole slHfGirfe fiir
oos ariegsoepartenlent leIteu unb
mie aus oen alelBerlifeen oes
ariegs @efretdrs @ater berporeebt.
pir6 Serr Stettirips peitgnhemnItr
sllitoritGt erbnIteu.
Wis 1914 Der elrropaiid)e Serieg
ollsbro6 intb Die gaiirtegi, beiorlners
@roB 8ritnrlllien nnrb ben Ser,
Staaten tanler, I'M Ruuuition uno
@elo 5u beffaffen. bielten 5. g.
W9oreon & Co.. neIhc 0ie alliirtef
gnleiben in oieie1n 2ortoe uuterbrndt'
ten. es fir untbfueroig, ale ausga.
ben unter Die aotttrole etnes gSmuIes
5t iteIlen. nm CUTE Reiultote 8iI er.
sieIen. Gie @abI fiei oIf SerrH
5trtttritits. Ir bot oiefen Soften
Dobreuo Der soISeH 9cit oerieben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

tmo 1T nod gnIid,t Der @ominiltra-
tion Der seeignetite @ennH fir oie
9luiedbe. Die ibm iest 5itgcrpielel
tporGen lit. @r mar tein Wiitglteo
Der 5irHla 8. y. Morgan & 60 81
9cgir1n oeS &riegcs, iortoern SsralI'
bent Der DIAMOND Wtat1 SO. unO
itano nit a1Oeren aorporatioucu in
8erbinoune. Or lit aus ct aouis ge-
biirtig uito ltn1rur1t Don Grerltdni-
i6en @lterlL
slIs Senator Chamberlain bon oer
Grneruumg 6es Germ StettirEills
in Reru1ttiB eeicst Ditroe, iagte er,
ooB nos fem aonrntittee bon oent
Blame, eiren Whrititions 8trettor
einsufeeen, nift nbbrIneeu tueroe,
bod iei 6ie @rnenrumg oes 6errn
@tetti1iius ais ein 5ortifyritt 81 be-
trohteu lrno ooS aonurttttes babe ON
ei1len giann ieines S6Inees oLs Qlsie
nitious Dtrsttrs Gehn4-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
1efaaen
SIT Iait General Beribing's gerift
ein arleritauiider SoLoat.
einaeIbeiten ~ benz geri4t ieSO&
nidyt ettbalteu.

g3afbington 8. G., 25. SarL
General Peribing meloete 0u Srei.
tag, 6aB mie6er Elm aHlerifanii4e-
Sol6at I'M Ganlpf gefalleu lit mi
5tpar am %. sSnrruar, aber bee 9e.
ri6t er1tbielt feline girtoelbeiten.
Der @efGQene lit Der Solont 5ree
g. S6onpion. Sein Bri16er, Ralpb
Hbonrpiou, lit in @eorgetoun 81,
anidilig.
Die folgeiroen Eo6esfdle, Die nidi
I'M 9aulpf erfolgten, fDuroeu ebet'
fails genel6et:
Sergeartt ssreoerid 9. OaD, @e'
tidItarre, gliihirnbale, Waaii.; &ran.
ferlpflegerin iSlorence &inton, Seltid.
itarre, Decatur, ssn.; W2ilitarborro'
merfer @rnit &iltort, &rnnfbeit,
gseQs gcoh, Weaine; Sol6ot @iIlimrl
@oiii. Eiibertrloie, 2o6i, Galifor.
nien; GoIoat sSlopo golen, 2irngen.
ertt5iin6utg, Gtbers, Ohio; Wilian
g. 0eobr, @eidnpifr, Gootngton, &D.
uno Sopdr6 Sal, Ger6p, Obio.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 25,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
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Oefrrrsi4 unb bic Siiriei iolIen bic
auf fe bssiisIideu Funite isIbIt
beonttportsn.
Der Rdn5Ier ertISyt itbo6s bob
Geutf9Ionb feineu gerbiiuheseu
treu CUR Geiie Hsbeu iptIh
Rdumuns bes rufif@su @ebiets sebt
uur bie RufeH unb ben DhrDerbanb
20 be aaiirien bic ginfaouns 81
ben GrkbsnsOerbanblunssn ni&t
onsenommsu babeu-

Trus translation filsd with the Psst
master at Cincinnati on January rs
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo
ber 9th. 1917.
Berlin, "a. Januar, pia Con,
bon. 25. Sanuor. Reidsinn5er Grai
Don 5ertIins tridrse in feiner Re6e
Dor BEN 6aupttonrmitts bes Reids'
Tags, bGb bic Gra@ Der Riiitunssbe'
i1rGniunsen cine Trose iti bic D5I'
fla fret 5ur DistuHion fiinbe. Der
adnjIer fiigts binsu. bub bic finan'
;islIs 2age alIer erropdiT4en 2dnber
naa bem Rrieee obne Grase IN fcbr
tpirlIamn Weife sur 20iung bieier
sroge beitrogen ipiirte.
0raf bon 6ertIing bertrot ben
Sianbpunit, bab glIaB 2otbrinsen
fafi bur9tptg obfolut o.usi&es gebiet
fei, bas DeutIdlanb NIT getpali ents
rifIsn porbsn. als Deutf@Ian6 I'm
Sabre 1870 bos 2arrb bsaniprudte,
.bas In b<rbre9srii9er WeiTe ibm
entriiisn fporben,s banbete es ii9 ni4t
i'm bic Grohruug aiiscnbii3en Gks
tiets. ipie. Der aan5er betonte. ion.
bern nm etfpds, mas man beut5utnge
ola Disnnnerion bsjei6nd.
SiniidtIid Der Grage Der Treibeit
Der Wssre berrfdt 5ipii&en Dtutf4s
lnnb unb Dem prdiiotnien Wifion
fsim DlsinunssoerIfisbtnbeii, fog
ie graf BON 6ertIins. CT fiiste hinau.
bob bic dbfolute syrsiheit fur ben
Shiffspersebr 5u srieses;<itsn, ebens
10 ME ipdbrenb bss griebens, cine
Der 6duptforoerunsen Deuti4lnnbs
fti. es iei fir bic fiiHftise freie
G6iffobrt bon Mi4tig.sit, hdb eng.
loro pernnloBt piiros, f.ine fort bes
fefiigtsn Gtiibpunit, aui iHierndiios
rnlsn Metresftroben. ME Gibraltar
unb bic Galilonb SuieIu alffsuses
ben.
Der aun5ler perlnuate. hab bic
s5iibrtr Der nit Deutfflanb irigfiibs
renben D5Ifer nene g,ri4ldss unters
breissten- Die bonn prdItbnten mil.
fon mo Sem premisrminiitr alopb
@eorse entiporfentn gebinsunetn ents
fielisn seipiHe grunbfdbt, Die fir
9tutI9Inno dnnebmbur ieitn, fnste
er. nb<r bic icntreten @orf@Idss feisn
irrbsfriebiaenb.
Die Srase Der Rdumuns b<s riff,
ifen gebiets fsi cine aneeIssenbtii.
Die nur Rublanb unb bic G<Rtpals
mddte dnsingt.
Deut59ldno babe niemols Sniorpo,
rntion BON beIsiifem gsbiei our6 eIss
ipnlt seFprbert. psrf&erts Der aalrss
LEI. Der Giatus polsns pfirbe BON
Deuff&lanb unb DeIisrrsih llng0rn
eriebiat iperbsn. Denn ale anbersn
6rneen erIebiai isitn, fiisis Ct binsu.
fpiirbs D<utI6lnnb bsrtit fem. bic
Dnas elmer 5rieosnsliao du tr5rtern.
Dit pier3eba g,unite In bem BON
9]rdHbenten Wilfon in ssiner Rtbt Dor
BEN Ronsreb fur ben weltfrieben
entiporfenen prpsrnmm er6rternb, ers
sIdris Der anHsisr. bnb Elm lithreiii<
fommen te5iielih Der srfim pitrpunfs
t. obus s3iDierisi<ii srskas perbea
I5nrt<.
0laia4Ii4 sss funi.n san prar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
gefretdr Safer
@iro 5ern Seitotor Gbn1nberIain
aIIttpprteu.

@df9trgton IT, o. g., %. San.
SefrGdr 8afer bat ben Senntoc
Chamberlain eriltdt, cine geriarnu-
lung 5u peranitdlten, 0er ole aOH-
greB WeitgIie6er, bic es DiIni1en.
beipobneu toruren, Inn ieine (gafers)
Grtpioerung altf bic @ngriffe 6etreffs
Der llrtidJtigfeit Der SeenesoertDal>
turg entgegen Su rebnler- SGS
S6reiben oes SefrGtdrs inlttet:
&ertber Senotor Chamberlain
Die Sragen, tpeld)e betreffs Der
Griegsfiibrrlng a1tfgetaitdt ihl6, en-
beiIdPn cine Gtsfiibrlide Darlegitn9
bon mir, Inn Sbrern &ouunittee, oem
&ongreB imo 6em galBeu 2arloe altf.
l6luB 3u ertbeilen. g9ir iirto iold,e
9arIeelu1g ben berrliben Sfft5teren
uno Wlnulidoiten idpuLOig, Die nidt
on fib ge0adt, ionOern nit Selbli.
olifopferlng urto tDie id) CLAUDE, oud
nit @riolg 5irin Gufbou etnes gro
ben Seeres beigetrogen ba6en. @benio
Iin6 mir bos aud ben @eifGftslelI.
ten fdpiloig, pelte Der @inIaoung
oes &riegs Depurtemerrts ee.
folgt itlb, nab @oibington 5u Toni
men, nm ibre @efhdfts grfabrllrt.
gen iun6 ibr llrtbeiI ben Oierite ur-
ierer Code gu pionrert glu6 ut
meiner @niift nod bos Bolt bered,'
tigt, ausfiibrlih 81 erfobren, mos
glmerifa IN Dem &riege geleiltet bot.
9lus biefern @rlInoe erfude ia Gle
odtluesooa, cine BerfmrutluHg 0ii
ueranItoltet, tpel6er i9 ioIte alts-
funft ertbeilen fartt lino oob Gle
3eit urto Srt beItinuren, tDaltn alc
Wfitglie6er Se3 Gennts uno Sui1es,
tuenn fie es piinid,en, Der Terianuri,
Lung beitpobnen torriien-
gsoibington, o. g., %. San.
Gas Senats &ouuuittee fir yeili-
tdr stngelegenbeiten bot beibloiieri,
benz Gefretdr 8afer 8elegenbelt 6ur
Gurleguno feiiter gniid)ten 81 geben.
es Ioa 6os am Mortag geibebei,
ODER friiher, pertn er es Dilllld1. 5n
Tolae SeIfen bot Der Sefretdr nas
@eflb 5ltriifge5ogen, baB oas Soiis-
Gonurtttee fir Wtilitdr Gngelegen-
beiten i'm rorgen anbore- Der
g9lti1if bes SefretGrs, ietne Gar
Ieqlinaen Dor alien &ongreb . Wit
alie6ern 5u n1ahen, bot ofienbar fem
Gntoeaenfommen Seiters beg Se-
nots aonurrittees geflrrben, oa me-
Der oos Sais &oulutittee fiir ytIlt'
tdrangelegerbelten, nod anoere Sou'
qre6mitalieber eirtgelaoen woroet
finb. 9ie Berimrunllutg miro lalt
BefdluB 6es aorrrntittees IN ieinent
Sis,rnassiuurer itnttfin6en, oas
rtdt GIas fir one &ongrebntitslle-
Der bietet, pieIleifJt etipas iiber EN-
Sirnbert Dtitglie0er altfnebntea
fam.
True trarslation filed With the POST
master at Cincinnati ON January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
4 I0Ir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Sm Setrieb
Sino pieber aIle Td6ritsn IN DeIfers
reid . 1lusnrn.
go LAUREN bic IN Berlin etrrgstrOffencn
UleIbunaerI.

@erlin, 25. Sariur, Dia qluriter-
bam. sSn elmer Niener Ocpei4e On
bic beutide prefs. bonn Uttttpo4 bo'
tiert, beiBt e:
Ser 9etrieb III beute IN alien ga
brifen cbne 2lusnabme oufgenommen
poroen. Ra6rihteu aus ben Eros
binaeu beIaseu, bub bic Gtrbetter ian
iiberaa oil bic 4rbeit Suriifgetehrt
finh."
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Sic &nblemnertbeilmng.
Das 2dr1b bon Der 2oblen Gburiui'
iirotipH in spuH3ig 2oHsH etns.s
theilt.
Cir O5ip ur6 ben Oilfritt DON aen>
tud9. 5euneTee unb Georgia be,
reits 8ertretsr erIrunnt.

Wafbinetpn, 9. g., 25. San.
Den ne,len plan Der aobIenpertbeis
lung n bic Sbat umieBenD. bat Die
&obleu Qbminiitrntion om Greitas
bas 2ono m siparsig prObuairenoe
3onru einsetbeilt un6 an Der Spiss
siner isben foI4en Gone Dirb eia I'M
&O4leuseiAGft erfnbreHer NGnu iie'
beH. =
Sotpeit fi16 bic folgenben Oiffrtfte
ibersits eef4uffen uno Die Bertpeter
bes Sei3ulateriul @ominiftrators IN
beniel6en ernarut tporoen:
Siib0tliber 55eil BON &entutp,
Georgia aro senneFee: 6. H. Glaps
ton ous Sorlan, 3p.; Saulep RohIeu'
iefber IN Weit 9irstnisu an Der Bal
timore unb Sbio 8abn: .. R. 2diDs
ion aus iSatrmourt, %. ga-; Saulep
&obterfeloer bon Deit 9frgtrieH an
Der gbeiapeaie mo Sbio Bobn uHD
elm She'll bes RorfoH unb Weitern
Sebiets m &entudD: u. 8. 2onb dus
6untinstOn. D- 3D.; 2Ildbana: 6.
u. SoInes aus 8trmingban; SHbia'
ma: 6. 9. Saa aug Serre 9aute;
iiiolides Ohio nrb Wdion Country,
Weit Birsirlhu: 80. .. Wc2tnuep;
R6r6lides Sbio: j. R. 9rebep.
True translRtion fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918. as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 6th, 1917.
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msster at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, as required by the Act of Octo-
ber 9th, 1917.
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ben.
Eunft brei: 2lu6 mir itimruer ponig
nit Der gntferuIno ber rt9Ihdftlts
Ger Grenstn Therein, our6 ipelde Der
6anoeI m iiberfIiifTeer MetIs sebeulult
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Obio: G46nes Better; bebeuteIn
fdlteres M,etter am Samstag.
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master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, - required by the Act Of octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
GIiai |. eot9rinasn.

Ole griinoung oes Teiitiden
Meid,s I'M Snbre 1871 nindlts Der
9eriplitteuu1e Elm enbe. G,ir@ cine
9ereifligiino ieiner goIteritdften
iifrrte iih bos Ds,aidr eleih eine
)G1Dnssua ~ ieinz ,2irtti t3f1 ~
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he Qplouiaiiraatn.

SO tpmme iebt gu bem fiinften
puutte: Griebieune aIer tolonialen
gfnipriite unb 5trsitisieiteu. Die
praitiidx A.rpirilihuHs Der GrliHbs
idsl 6<rrr NiIiaus mia aaass arsz
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master at Cincinnati ON January 25,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
- e+h 1Q1T
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
EGGS COST $5
 EACH--MEAT S4
 FOR ONE POUND

PARIS, April Is. - Eggs are So each in the occupied portion of north eastern France, according to Eugene AIotte, former Mayor of Roubaix, who has just returned from that area. Meat is $4 a pound when it is obtainabie at all. "The Germans have carried off all supplies and every movable piece of machinery" he says. "The German arrogance, which had decreased, has again become more pronounced since the German successes against the Rus sian Bolsheviki. In spite of every thing, however, the morale of the Bel gian and French inhabitants continue good, and their ardent patriotism, cou- rage and confidence have never falter- ed"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
PRONOUNCE FOCH AS
 IF SPELLED "FUSH"

Since the appointment of Gen. , Ferdinand Foch, toe gre; t Frenc officer. as generalissimo of tue ai- , lied forces, discussion has been B prevalent in America as to the , ,orrec. pronuncia ion Q! tho su. . preme commanders name. So it : was when Marshal Joffre came t: s this country. Even at the capital g of the nation, save in diplomatic 3 circles. there was the utmost con- fusion, and statesmen stumble awkwardly in greeting him g The generals name is pronoun- c ced, not as If spelled with an O, 6 something like Fox. but as if : spelleL Fush-"just like mush." Keep this in nund ard you viP 6 not go aStray in naming the man e who is expected, in American $ slang. to "can the kaiser" Blu s when you can say it, do not speak . as if you had mush in your : mouth.
 . . a .
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
MACHINE GUNS
 OF HUNS KILL
 INNOCENT ONES

MOSCOW, April Is. -- Because the peasants in the village of VOvoski re- sisted the German armed requisition of money and killed the ollic ITS sent to enforce the demand, the Germans burned tke village and fired upCn the from machine guns placed around it. The civilians stared to es- cape the flames hut were shot down by the ma.h'ae guns and th,i burn ing houses .. aoe their funeral pyre Many women and children wla killed in this frightful butchery.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
STATECELEBRATES

SACRAMENTO, April IS. - Va rious cities in California are today celebrating the anniversary of the San Francisco earthquake and fire as fire prevention day. Gov. William b. Stephens recently issued proclama- tion urging the people of the state to take precautions to reduce to a mini mum the danger of fire. He appealed especially to persons who go into the hills and mountains in the summer months, to guard against fires which may devastate valuable watersheds.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
Petersburg Gets Quota

SAN FRANCISCO, April IS. The town of Petersburg, Alaska, has been awarded an honor flag, having sub scribed it's quota of the third Liberty loan. Tacoma is the first city of a population between 5O,OOO and 100000 to get an honor flag in the Twelfth Reserve district. Subscriptions in the Twelfth district have reached seventy million, eight hundred forty-four thou sand, three hundred and fifty dollars. San Francisco has subscribed twenty seven million eight hundred thousand taken by 25,000 subscribers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
BRITISH t1OlD DING
 ATTACK BY FRESH
 GERMAN DIVISIONS

NEW YORK, April IS - French endorsements are today moving towards the British lines the northern battlefront but it unknown here how large these forces are. This is the confidential report received by the Associated Press this afternoon and is contained in the summary of the European fighting report from Der lin says that the Teutons have occupied Langemark, Passchendaee and Poelichapele.
 Field Marshal Haig reports to London that the line the Lys front is intact being the existed yesterday and the day before following the retirement East of Ypres the Germans are gaining no ground des bite heavy attacks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
J. VI. PARKER BACK
 IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY

NEW ORLEANS, April Is. - John NJ. Parker, for several years recogniz- ed leader of the Progressive party ia this state and candidate of that party for vice president of the United States in 1916, has announced his return to the Democratic party. His announce ment, he said, was inspired by reports of attacks by Republican senators on President Wilson's administration. Pc arraigned the Republican critics of the administration ana declared "this IS no time in our national life to criticize, but rather it Is the time to help
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
IS
 TYPHOID VICTIM

FAIRBANKS, April IS. - A mes senger has reached Fort Yukon and reports Stefansson as suffering with typhoid fever and is very low. Or. Burke, of the Yukon Mission, and Alexander Allen have left for Stefans- sons base on Herschel Island. It is expected that they will make the trip in ten says. The messenger made the trip in three days travelling night and dav.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
BURNED IN
 4 BLAZING
 SEA OF OIL

AZ ATLANTIC PORF>April l6.-- Tbirtv-seven were killed when the Amc, ican steamer z. D. JeunmCS and the British steamer War Knight, both carrying naptha and other nflam- mable oils. colGded off the coast ot England on March 24th.
 Destroyers rescued the survivors.
 While towing the blazing War Knirh, toward the beach. the Stc"mcr struck mine and was blown up. De- stroyerS went to the rescue of the crew through a blazing sea of oil. Only one was killed aboard the Jen- n:ncs. Most of the dead were burned to death.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
. . a SUBSCRIBERS TO THE . LIBERTY LOAN WILL BE PRINTED ON SATURDAY

Acting upon the suggestion, O. rather request, of Secretary of the U. S. Treasury McAdoo, the names of subscribers in Seward, to the third Liberty loan, will be published m either Saturdays Gateway or the Sunday morning Post. All newspapers in the coun- try have consented to this sugges- tion of the Secretary of the Treasury. Many Alaskan papers have been printing the list from day to day.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
STEAMER DOPE

The passengers at Anchorage were instructed to be aboard the steamer Alaska at clock this afternoon. The steamer was advertised to sail late this afternoon for Seward and may arrive here early tomorrow forenoon.
 Steamer Admiral Watson was due at Kodiak at o'clock this afternoon according to advices received by the U. $. Radio station. The Watson is expected by Agent Blue to arrive around noon tomorrow.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS

The Seward Woman's club will meet tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock at tho residence of Mrs. Wayne Blue. Mrs. Sloan will read the grand opera "Parsifal."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-18
TO QUIT PITCHING

ST PAUL, Nebraska, April IS. - Grover Cleveland Alexander, the fa- nous pitcher is ordered to report for draft on April 3Oth. Alexander is pitching this week for the ChicagN Nationals at St. Louis.