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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
Suplt din Europa SC Vo dec|aa in
dependene aC0O undc Statce Unite au lDat naSterc

WASHINGTON, ~ Oct - vineri 81 simbata va fl mare
adunare in Haa Independente din Philadelphia Pa Repre-
xentan ceor asupe din Europa centraa Sc vor
aduna ha faoeo decaratie de independents
decentralization dominate de naune teutone Delegatii con-
fente nvita de primaru orasuui Phiadephia cit 81 de
socetate pariotice americana paras Washngtonu
Prof G. Masaryk prim mnistrul republicei Ceho-So-
vace presedntee aceei confernte Natonatate
zetate sunt Sav Poloni aeni iredentisti Litua
Mi, Romnii, Rutenii 81 Ukranienii
Cfnd Prof Masaryk parasit Washingonul impreuna Gu
delegat Acest document raminea in astoria nato
naltatilor asupfte din Europa pentru vecinicie"
moi consideram ca onoare zis e Isl un priviegiu
Cd conenta noasr bazaa pc prncipe de propre deter
inare cooperate nte grupure contrare agresune teu
tone sd e tnu sub acopersu unde Declarata Independent
tel Amerce fos facua MOI lucru nostru
titi de umbra unei mari tradit'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
TOT MAGARUL Gu
GREUTATEA LUI.
KAIsERUL SA-SI POARTE Ell
SINGUR CRUCEA IN SPATE
SPUNE HARDEN.

AMSTERDAM, 81 Oct. - Vor-
bind inaintca unei multimi de ci-
teva mil, in Berlin, Macmillan
Harden, spus la o adunare tinu-
ia Dumineca trecuta, ca:
moi suntem siguri. Cind 0 for
tareata nu mai poate sd stea con-
ira loviturilor, nu este nimica
desonorabil, daca comandantul
ei sd predA. Kaiserul trebue sa-si
poarte insusi crucea 81 sd lege 0
pace care este alta de lipsa, cit
mai curind, Indifferent dc condi-
tiuni. Kaiserul trebue sd Sc de-
clare gaia de a face acest lucru
81 sd Sc potriveasca de asa Gu
noua Germanie, ca totusi sd fie
primul ei cetateansf.
Dinsul q fost foArte adeseori
interrupt de aplausele publicului
ascultator.
Herr Harden, ale carui cuvinte
esplicite in ,s,Die Zukunft" {,,vii-
toruln au pricinuit confiscarea
acelei reviste pc mai multe rim
duri, . fost ingaduit de data a
ceasta sd yorbeasca iber. Decla-
ratiunile sale Gu privire Ia pre-
darea Kaiserululi ii Gu privire ID
,,Crucea Kaiserului1' au fost ca
. nrmarc unei situatiuni gene
rale in care q spus ca Bulgaria
este ocupatd, soartea Turciei es-
te pecetlnita 81 Austro- -Ungaria
lnu mai lupta.
Pc cum Sc vede, de pc acum,
fnsusi Kaiserul are lipsa de Max
Harden, 60 sa-i pregAteascd dru.
inul spre pace u ~ linisteasca 20
pulstia hnna.
podIit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
FRANCEZII LA
LON PALANCA.

PARIS, % Oct. Trupele
farnceze carl lupta in Balcani All
ajlns Ia Lom FAlanca si tin ma
lul de sud al DunArei pc un front
de 28 de kilometrii, privind de
aci in Rom1nia, q carei granita
Gu Bulgaria este Dunarea.
Detasamentele sirbesti, france
ze 81 muntenegrine rup fntr una
-ariergardele Austro- Germanilor
carl sc retrag, luind multi priso-
nieri 81 mari cantitati de materi-
ale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
LUxEMBURGll WEA SA
Sc. DESPARTA De
CERhlNIA..

WASHINGTON, % Oct. -
Luxemburgul, din care Germania
Isl scoate ferul pentru munitii,
vrea sd Sc rupas de dominarea
Germaniei 81 sa be alipeasca de
aliati, dupa acest razboi. Succe-
sui militar al a1iatilor poate sd
va realiza in aceasta dorinta a
micei provincii, mai curind.
Informatiile ce due la aceasta
conclude au fost primite in GER
curile oficiale, asa Sc spune.
Dupa razboi Luxemburgul orr
va fl:
l. Un stat independent sub
protectia ligei natiunilor, orr
2. 0 provincie a Belgiei impre-
unindu-se Gu Luxemburgul bel
gian.
Nominal ecu numele) Luxem-
burgul un mare ducat, insa ell
fost tinut sub pumnul german
de mai multi ami pentru ca acest
ducat are minele Scele mai mari
de fier din care Sc alimenteaza
fabrica de munitiune lui Krupp
facind posibil supra -prepararea
Germaniei pentru acest razboi.
Poporul din Luxembourg a ape
lat la presedintele Wilson ca sal
protejeze 81 cere ca armata ger
mana sd paraseasca teritorul a.
cestui ducat, care a fost invadat
la inceputul razboiului de catre
germani, &c au Yialat. nentralita-
tea acestui ducat.
IRA poporului contra Germa-
niei a fost de multi 1nabusita de
marii duel. Insa depesele de acum
arata ca parlamentul Sc lupta ca
sd Sc rupa de Germania 81 sd Sc
alipeasca la aliati
Luxemburgul contine un, mare
numar de francezi 81 belgieni.
Limba franceza Sc vorbeste de
clasa mai educata 81 dialectul po-
porului este dominat de influen-
ia franceza, spun cxpertii.
Germania a semnat tratat Gu
acest ducat in 1867 81 1902 ga
rantIndu-i neutralitatea, mai
promis ca nu va intrebuinta linii-
lie ferate ale Luxemburgului pen
tru miscari de trupe. fnsa nea-
Wind nici un port la mare Luxem-
burgul a fost fortat ca sa Sc SUI
puma uniunei germane ce punea
itarife pc toate produsele ce intra
in tara. Astfel ca a fost econo-
miceste dependenta Germaniei,
produsele eli industriale au fost
foarte mici, in schimb pentru fie-
rul, carbunii 81 produsele agricole
Germania ii dadea tot ceea ce a.
yea de lipsa.
Oar succesele militare ale ALA
tilor dat curaj conducatorilor
din Parlamentul Luxemburgului.
Tara aceasta nu are o forta mill
tara ca sa poata tinea piept ger
manilor pima ce 'fortelc aliatilor
nu va alunga hordcle Kaiserului
afara.
Resursele Ell minerale 81 agri-
cole vor fl un mare ajutor pen
tru poulatia din apropicre. Ala
til va da acestei provincii un
drum la mare prin Belgia 81
Franta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
MARE ExPLOZIUNE IN O
FABRICA GERMANA.

BASEL, % Oct. Gu prilejul
unei exploziuni in Q fabrica, din
Dessau, linga riul Elba, Ia rs
mile de la Berlin, au fost ucise
20 persoane 81 alte SO persioane
an fost ranite. 81 crede ca III
ruinele fabricei mai STUNT fncx d
alte victime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
.SOLOMONARUL
|. De LA BERLIN.
CUM A ADEM EMIT
.kAISERUL LUMEA.

Ami de zile inainte de Sc in
cepe razboiul, vestitul nostru E.
Olson, a fost poftit- la curtea I'M
paratcasca din Berlin. A fost ru-
gat sd duca Gu d1nsul 81 eel mai
nou aparat de gramofon. Nimica
mai natural, Edison a plecat. La
CARA fost 1ntimpinat de calea-
sa imparateasca. fnsa americana
nostru, simplu cum este ell, a refu-
zat sa Sc urce in caleasa. A spus
ca dfnsul sa poate preumbla 81
pc jos tot asa de bine.
Cfnd sosit la palat, lacheii de
acolo au tras la indoiala identi-
tatea lui 81 nu au volt sal lasa
la fmparatul. Vaz1nd una ca asta,
Edison a plecat la hotel. Citeva
ore mai tirziu, un aghiotant i'm
paratesc, era pc drum dupa din
sui. A fost poftit de nou 81 s'a
dus. Kaiserul insusi STA cerut
scuze de la dinsul pentru purta-
rea celor de la palat carl nu ere
deau ca acesta este Edison.
Au povestit multi la olalta, pc
urma La poftit pc Edison sal a.
rate hltreaga masinaria gramo-
fonului. Dinsul la facut placerea.
Kaiserul la poftit 81 pentru ziua
urmatoare. 81 Edison s'a dus.
Xnsa de data aceasta era lume
multa la palat. Ofiterime, diplo-
matte, femei, in fine, ca la o re-
ceptiune. Edison dus 81 de data
aceasta aparatul Gu sine. Kaise-
rul a luat aparatul, la desfacut
81 a inceput a face demonstrate
Gu el fnaintea celor de fata. Era
ca un ,,hocus-pocus' Dinsul isl
arata ,,stiinta". Oar nu a avut
curagiul sd spuna ca toate aces
tea lea invatat de la Edison in
ziua premergatoare.
De atunci multa vreme. In
toate purtarile lui, Kaiserul a
dement, lumea intreaga, nu nu-
mai pc cei din jurul sau. A ade-
menit insa mai multi pc hunii lui
Si pc s1rmanii Bulgari.
Poate ca acest caz 81 altele
multe in legatura Gu ell, nu ar Fl
vazut inca tiparul, daca nu venea
la mijloc un alt caz.
E foarte edificator 81 acesta.
Arata cum Kaiserul, solomonarul
de la Berlin, 81 uneltele lui stu
sa ademeneasca lumea. Ascultati
numai:
Acuma, dupa ce s'a facut ar
mistitiu Gu Bulgaria, s'a consta-
tat ca Bulgarii, mai ales militia,
au fost informant tot mereu de o.
fiterii solomonarului ca Kaiser
este in Paris 81 ca ostirile germa-
ne all patruns pima la Londra.
Ca Anglia are sd cada, ba All, ba
milne, in mfinile hunilor. Va pu-
teti deci inchipui ce ravagii va fl
facut Kaiscrul prin STRIFE acestea
false in militia unui popor inca
necivilizat deajuns 81 cit de ma
re va Fl fost increderea Bulgari-
lor in solomonarul lor de la Ber-
lin, care a fnceput sa cucereasca
lumea intreaga.
De ce -- ISL va Fl zis Comsa
Ivan - sd nu finn 81 moi. alatu-
rea Gu eli De ce sa nu finn cuceri-
tori al lumii?
Ri, iata acum, cit de amar 81
razbuna ticluirile de minciuni.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
MARESALUL HAIG RA.
PORTEAZA PROGRE-
Sc FRUMOASE.

LONDRA, % Oct. - Trupele
engleze 81 americana au atacat
All dimineata pc frontul de la
LIE Chateau-Solesmes (pe un
front de 10 mile) facind progrese
frumoase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
HUNII VOESC PACE
SOCIALISM,.

ZURICH, Oct. %. - In aduna-
rile muncitorilor germani della De-
litzch, Ammendorf, Teutschental,
Wittenberg 81 Esleben, S s'au luat
hotarfri in care s'a cerut pace i
mediata pc basa socialismului inter-
national.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

sub comanda sa. fntretinerea stu
dentilor in institutiunile europene
va costa un pref moderat.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
STARS REHEARSIN1
 ACTS FOR BIC SHOW

Everybody n town is on the qui- Wi for the big vaudeville show to be gwen next Tuesday night at the Aruc Brotherhood Hail by the all-star az gregation of the US. Saturn.
 Last night citizens were not allow ed on the Seward dock and the reason was soon made apparent. Under the able direction ot SergeOn Grove Baldwin ana Ensign Thomas I. HauSe a rehearsal was being held on the Sat urn of the turns to be given Tuesday night and the bunch did not want any body to get hep to what is going to be pulled off. Even the dramatic critic of the Gateway was told to hike up the approach and keep away until next Tuesday night and then show up early at the A.B. Hall ready for the curtain 10 go up at o'clock.
 Citizens are urged to go to the hall early as there is bound to be a smash ing big audience and those first there will be able to secure the choice seats. Citizens should also remember that when the curtain goes up the perfor- nance will he a continuous one and there will be no seating after the foothghtS have been turned on.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
ID PLAY BALL TOMORROW if
 WEATHER OK.

There Is going to De a baseball game tomorrow afternoon at : o'clocN between the Sput-ba.hslS of the U.S. SaCurn ana d picEed team from tue seward and SoldIer nnCs. Now there will be a game provided the rain Gou shows his decency.
 The baseball diamond Is a sandy plot of ground ana II II stops SpunA- ling and the wind blows or sun shines the diamond will be in perfect shape. Citizens should watch Third avenue ana if players with their baseball suits are seen making for the grounds there will be a game.
 It only takes a couple of hours for the diamond to dry 50 about the only word the sporting editor can say Is to keep your eye on the weather and II the sprinkling stops in time his jumps" will call the game at 2 o'clock. If there is no game tomorrow there will be one later on as the Saturn will not leave here right away.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
HUGE SUM FOR
 PENSIONS FOR
 GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Great Britian will have to pay $25O,OOO,OOO year in pensions if the war ends by next March, according to an estimate made by A. BOnar Law, Chancellor of the Excheuuer. Sir Alfred w. Wat@.l, g government actuary estimates that by l03O, the annual pension charges will have fallen to $2OO,OO0,OO0 and that each succeeding decade will show a reduction of S5OOOO,OOO but that these pensions will not have entirely disappeared by 1870.
 15.OOO cases of war disabled sol diers are reported each week to the Minister of Pensions. The total num- Der of disabled British men on the list is now placed at 341 ,025 of which 2S per cent were cases if injury to the eyes or loss of sight resulting from wounds.
 Small industrial and memorial villages for disabled soldiers and sail 'ors are being established in different parts of Great Blitian. At one of these near Moreton, Dorest, ten acres have been laid out as a market gard en and houses are to, be erected for wounded men.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
KITCHEN POLICE
 MAKE HUSBANDS

CAMP LEWIS, wv. Aug. > Brides of the future will be able to take unto themselves most compc tent husbands, men skilled in the art of putting a polish on everything from the sugar bowl to the bread plate and shining pots and kettles m,, til they glisten like new silver dollars. This is being made possible by the strict sanitary regulations in Camp, which give every soldier an oppor- cunity to learn kitchen efficiency in it's latest development.
 And the wise girls Of the future will ascertain how much kitchen pol ice (K.P.) duty a man has performed before giving him an affirmative an swer when he softly croons the anci- ent love song.
 It's the man on kitchen police at Camp Lewis and in other American Army Camps, who dips his hands in scalding hot water and brings out the plates, knives and forks even cleaner than mother used to have them, be cause the most unpopular man in the Army the dining room orderly is standing beside him to see that his work is well done.
 As a general rule men in the Army don't like to do kitchen police duty It's too exacting. The dishes must be immediately clean and the average soldier e::tertains the idea that the knives and forks don't really need nearly so much securing as the dining room orderly demands And the tables most of them covered with snowwhite oil cloth, must be spotless. The ever watchful eye of the dining room ord erly seem to be ominfpresent. Sloven- ly work on the part of the kitchen police must always be corrected and invariably leads to the offender be- ing given an opportunity to continue grooming himself for future house hold duties for several days more.
 Even experienced dishwashers have failed to make good on their first tri- al as kitchen police. And it is no un- common thing to hear them say that they can't understand "why guy wants to be so sanitary, anyway"
 But it's one of the strictist of army regulations that everything contain ing food for the men must be clean to the first degree. And as a result of the execution of this order, which is rigidly enforced, the soldiers can "fall in and fill up" at mess with the knowledge that everything is as spot less as scalding water, fresh soap studs and conscientious labor can make them.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
GIGANTIC SMASH NOW ON
YANKEES AT CENTER
 OF THE BIC DRIVE

WASHINGTON Aug. 8laior General Hunter Ligget now com
 dn the army which is directly on the center "' the Allied drive against Prince General March told IaS to the respapemcu Commander Peshng according to General "c now has one million mcnu urder his direct command
 The Forty Guards division has met and defeated the crack Prusan Guards
 General March danger of shortage Tor the American as The &000CO embarked July breaking all considerable over 100000 men no" embarked
 General today that the Allies and Americans obectNG were The maximum retreat to ye av ASne and Aane salient and during the past $C hours has 4S miles.
 The British pounding the Hanks of the salient and this in resistance The French simple confidential message said that IS seemingly was m possible or the army number of and shells which had been abandoned have driven back without bury dead German bodies thick that 1t IS impossibIC to advance walking them
 The Department three without information he American casualties.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
FOUR MEN ARE
 ABDUCTED HERE

The local draft board, No 13, has inducted four into the war service from other districts and they left on the Admiral Farragut today for Fort Liscum and William H. Seward. Phil ip Weinburg, registrant of Division Mo-, 5, Minneapolis and Harry James Spey, registrant of San Francisco, both wired their board for permission to enlist here and were inducted. John NewIan Southern, from Unga, regis tered from the local district, now wishing to be drafted, was inducted here and James Thomas Coulter, of Anchorage, also decided to enlist now and did. Attorney Green, of the local board, stated that the four men were fine looking fellows.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
SEWARD IS TO
 RAISE $500 AS
 A RELIEF FUND

Stewards quota for the Armenian and Syrian Relief fund has been plac- ed at $500 by Gov. Riggs. Dr. Ward McHenry, of Portland, who represents the general ccmittee, is in Seward to- day on his way to Cordova, being 8 passenger aboard the steamer Ala meda. Dr. McHenry was conferring with many citizens, and the members of the Council of the Defense and be- fore he goes will announce the chair man of the Seward committee. The local chairman then will announce as- sistants and the campaign to raise the $500 for this great relief will be started.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
SOISSONS IS RECAPTURED
 BY FRENCH FORCES
CROWN PRINCES ARMY
 |S IN BIC RETREAT

LONDON, Aug 3(OfaThe French have recaptued SossonS and have occupied the south bank of the Asn river for five miles Pommers and Venzel.
 French Headquarters received the of m villages ape by the Allies with almost monoonous regularity
 the of the resistance captured after bit fighting. Further north the British into action by Comnand the SoissOns Chateau Thiery road
 tanks closely pursuing the and infetS heavy damages the did be chased after The started docy burning villages north of Ves lndctonS that the Germans are contemplating further withdrawals
 Fismes burning according reports from trying their munitions dropping which making the enemy.
 The army appears be rapid and very little fighting, a whole, is taking place.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
FOG DETECTOR Is GERMAN INVENTION
 OF AVIATION USE

LONDON, Aug 8 German Scien- tjsts have perfected an instrument known as a fog detector', according to an Amsterdam correspondent of Reynolds Newspaper. The instru- ment, which is said to be already in use in the German naval and aviat- ion services, indicates the gathering of fog. it's density and duration, about 10 hours before it settles down:
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
LARGE YARD TO
 PE ESTABLISHED
 BY THE GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, Aug. g. It is plan, ned to establish the largest shipbuild- ing yard in Germany, at Hamburg, says the Hamburg Nachrichten. The combination of interests at the back of this concern includes the Hamburg American line and the new e pany has a provisional capital of ten mill ion marks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03

HE. Ellis, mining man who has been visiting in Seward for. several days, left on the Northwestern for Juneau.
 Jim Hawthorne! who has been cor nected with Frye Bruhn for several years, left on the Northwestern for Roslyn, Wash, his former home.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
SUB STOPS BOAT
 ON MAINE COAST
 AND TAKES FOOO

WASHINGTON, Aug. g. A sub- marine operating off the coast Of Maine today removed quantity Of provisions from the American lumber schooner anG then set fire to the boas The crew has landed safely.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
TWO DREADNOUGHTS
 BEING BUILT FOR
 JAPANESE NAVY.

TOXIC, Aug. g. The two new dreadnoughts to be constructed by the Japanese Navy this year with the funds approved in the last session of the Diet have been named the Ka2a and ToSa.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
INSANE PERSONS LEAVE

The "nut house" US. Deputy Mar shal Evans has been maintaining in Seward for several days, has closed. The insane men from the westward with two others taken in custody here. left on the steamer Northwest ern for Morningside.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
PRESIDENT MAY
 COME ID COAST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 Presi- dent Wilson may visit the Pacific Coast during the Fourth LiEc"ty loan drive which begins September 28th, and ends October 10th. The plans are as yet indifinite for the proposed trip.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
Is SHIPPING COAL.

VANCOUVER, BIG. Aug, g. The Granby Mining Company is making shipments Of coal from it's new mines at Cassidy Landing at the rate Of lOo tons per day.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
ARRESTED AS A
 BOMB THR0WER

ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 8 Fred ericEi Boucher was arrested this after noon while boarding a troops trans port, a former German liner. The po- ice believe that Boucher intended blowing up the vessel.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03

Ensign Thomas T. Hause, USNRF., is among the officers on the US.S. Saturn, now in port, who was here last winter when that craft was in port. His name was inadvertently left from the list in yesterdays issue.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
FISH QUOTATIONS.

SEATTLE, Aug. g. Fish prices at noon today were as follows: halibut, thirteen and one half cents; sable, six and one half cents; ling and red cod, three cents, .
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. - Joint action is assured between Japan, Am erica and other allies, in Siberia. Jap am has accepted the American prop osal which primarily looks to the aid ing ot the Czech Slovaks now opor- ating in Siberia.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
HUNS RIGHT WING HAS BEEN cRUNIBLED

3.Thc Associated Press this afternoon that wing south of the Ane has apparently cumbd before he of the Allies Occupying Sosons small incident grand Allies working The Allies have retaken al the second day of the German ofen May Fsmes the German base burning and the only miles awayfrom here
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
JAPAN AND AMERICA REACH AGREEMENT ON
 SIBERIAN SITUATION

A complete agreement has been re- ached after exchanges betwe en Tokio and Washington which cleared up the doubtful points and removed all fu- tmc possibility Of misunderstanding The plan of operation will be put in- to execution immediately.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
FRENCH REACH THE vEsLE RIVER

the Vese and The their this the will be unable Gcrma
 Aisne between Sossons and Yenzel
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
HUN RETREAT IS GENERAL
LONDON, Aug

LONDON Te German general three sides of the salient The Germans practically conquered the gng and the Allies keeping right their heels during their retreat.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03

WASINGON 3 announced this afternoon that Sece
 Baker will recommend Congress extend the draft eighteen years and 45 the The bill will probably be introduced Monday
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
ALIEN ENEMY WOMEN GOING
 ID REGISTER

The registration of alien enemy We men will begin in Seward next Mon day morning at o'clock. Postmaster WE. Root is the registration officer for the city.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
FOUR MINUTE SPEAKER.

Frank J. Cotter will be the four minute speaker at the Liberty thea tre tomorrow night.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-03
MAKES ONE THIRSTY

LONDON, Aug. g. A wagon load of wines from the cellars of Bucking- ham Palace, contributed by King Geo. rge V. as a gift to the Red Cross, was sold at auction here the other day and brought a total of SS,50O, The Royal champagne fetched S1OO dozen bot ties. while Sl25 dozen was paid for a royal sherry dating back to lS4l.