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Our Country, Right or Wrong;
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-12
GERMANY
 STARvING

NEW YORK, Nov, 12- By Assoc lated Press Defeated on the battle field, deserted by the Emperor, sub jected to terms tantamount to uncon- u.Gonai surrender, the German people today appealed to President Wilson tor aid. Foreign Secretary Sol, .a 6 cable to Secretary Of State L&Hsing, aid that conditions in Germany were fearful and unless the Allies gave as sistanee, millions face s.ar,atjo.. Solf askai Lansing to make a digc,, ap- peal 10 Wilson for aid.
 It k understood that President Will son i, this afternoon considering tho agpca,, having sent a substance Of Soifs appeal to the other Allied nat ions.
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IS RIDING THOUSANDS OF
 MILE ON AN AUTO BED.

FL SENTRO, Cal, Nov, 12- A B. 900 mile ride on bed built on the back of an automobile has been be- gun by A. Holcomb whose wife is acting as chauffeur.
 Mrs. Holcomb brought her hus- band here for his health hut it has been decided that it is better for him to return to his old home in Bi,ming- ham, Ala, and it is to that spot that spot that she will drive him.
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ON THE ITALIAN FRONT.

ROME. Nov, l2- (OfficiaD-
 The Italian armies reached Brenne" Pass in the Tyrol during the recent battles and captured 2G774 prisone-a including lOG5S officers and 680G guns. The total prisoners do not ir- clude the big "bag" made by the ItaI. ians before the armiStice was signed nor the prisoners taken by other A lied forces during the past two weeks
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WILL DEVELOP IRON
 MINES OF CHINESE

WASHINGTON, Nov, l2- Devcl- opment of iron mines in the region o' Hsuanwafu, between PcEin and hap- Ian, is the aim of company being formed at Peliin, of which par, of G,2 capital will be subscribed by the Chi nese government and part by ipd;vi- duals. r. is proposed to erect 9 smell eing plant.
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TO SHIP SALT FISH.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, l2- Salt gar fish 1O,OOO.OOO pounds a year, will go from Louisiana waters throughout the country, according to plans completed by a local fish con cern with the approval of John M.
 Parker, state food administrator. Mir. Parker has eaten the salt gar, fried, baked, stewed and in contribution and pronounced it excellent, eyen doc'ar- ing it more palatable and nor~jsriur than the high priced cod-fish. Fo~r'ar- ly gar fish were used only for fertil- izer and bait for crab nets. It hes been announced that salt gar will be cheap,
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MANY REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Many reports have been received from abroad during thr past IS hours regarding fate of Ger man militarists. One report was pick. ed up last night by wireless from Ger many that all of the military generals lad Suicided, that the German nav' demanded chance to go out an fight against humilitating armistice terms Nothing came from reports except dc. nialS.
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FAMINE IN EUROPE

WASHINGTON, Nov, 12-- In ar address here today, Food Administe, Hoover stated that famine exists il Europe and America must make fur ther sacrifices to serve the stricken Europeans.
 Administrator Hoover stated that food prices would be lowered in Am erica but the quantity perhaps cut dowi until aid had been given Europe
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NEW YORK. Noya l2- Former Ambassador Gerard, to Germa F. m au .mpromnu srcoch las. o.ga in a theatre. between the acts w-ou n peac. celebration started, advocated the sxtrad..ion ot ,hg former Ia.sa.
 "Take the former Kaiser O, Ge.- many to Er..apd,", said Nr. G.ror' Put him on trial for murder l,. charges of England to be base. as result of the air raids and other u.-
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STRE:NCTH
 OF ARNIY

WASHINGTON, Nov, l2-- The War Department announces that thy American army, at the end of tke war had reached a strength or three mil lion, seven hundred and sixty iour thousand, six hundred and seventy seven. Of this number two million two hundred thouS2nd have beer sent to France, Italy or Russia.
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EE))l..L 3
 SHIP 5

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, l2- Chair man Schwab, of the Shipping Board, today issued a statement ,hat peaa, will not effect the governments shiH building program.
 "The government will build larger shi~s." sad 1Tr. Schwab,' for freight, and passenger shirs later, The ContjG- uation of the governments program will Do the biggest factor in tidiUg ov- CT the period between war and peace conditions"
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Uaa!a sh.ngto n, dn&t hoc
 WASHINGTON, Nov, 12-. All 70 maining now of the world war is ia ;ussia where the Allies and Cecno SIovaks arc operating in Nc.tner. Russia against the German controlled Bolsheviki. It is believed that the r"- moval of the German influence ard support will cause a speedy coIlasp2 of the Bolsheviki
 Hundreds of American, British and French officers are now in Russia bringing order out of chaos.
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AEzR()PL AYES
 GUARD LINES

WITH TIE AMERICANS, Nov, !G The American forces were ordered to stop advancing and cease firing" at ll o'clock yesterday. Further or I-ss were issued for the forces not to communicate with the enemy unt.' peace had been sicncd; to put them iel.as in defensive positions at cvc.,' Doirt Of tho American front.
 This morning American acroplaneS 2'c maintaining q patrol over the lin- @, ten miles intU German territory.
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TANKS TO STAY IN FRANCE.

CHICAGO, Nov, 12- William Flaw: ard Taft, in a monday speech said: Americans must be warned not to eX- pect the American soldiers to return from abroad within two years on ac- count of the big policing job. The Am e,icaps, above all other nations must
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ARE: KILLED
 LOVING

CHICAGO, Nov, 12- In the fron2y of the peace celebration here last night, seven persons were killed and over score injured, several fatally. The reckless use of fire arms and speeding automobolists were the chief causes for the deaths or injuries.
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SE: IAiT iTI|''IIT [ 'IITL-I E:
 NOw OK .

SEATTLE, Nov, 12- At noon to- day the influenza ban was lifted, All churches will be allowed special ser vices, schools reopen tomorrow ard the doors of the theatres swung open at 12:01 o'clock this afternoon. Ma &S are worn no longer. The public gath. crings have been prohibited c.. weeks.
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CARUSO LEADS SINGING

NEW YORK, Nov, 12- After the performance at the Metropolitan On era House last night, Homer and Ca ruso led the audience in singing "The Star Spangled Banner" 'MarseillaiSc' and "God Save the King"
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REAL ESTATE BOOMING
 IN BRITISH ISLANDS.

LONDON, Nov, 12-- Business in real estate is booming as it has not done for many years. Auctioneers say they know no parallel to the presen, demand for farms and portions of h'g estates which are gradually being split up all over the country.
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The reason some men don't get credit for what they can do is be- cause they never do the things they are afraid someone else will get the credit for.
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AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Nov, 12- There were all sorts of peace celebrations here yesterday and last night but no con centrated movement on account of the influenza regulations.
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'oCl-.S
 uAan ,ho hngman springs tho trap, .or tl, Na.ser will b. quickly found guilty as charge. the harmaa wl be doing away ,..1 ,.n worlds graa..,l murderer"
 The app'a .e and demonstrations ruootinr M. uerrjs remark wore heard on thr streets and police "uar' were rushed to the theatre fearing there had been some sort of g riot.
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WHERE BRITISH LINE Is

LONDON, Nov.. l2- At the end of hoSt.lities yesterday at II o'clock Field Marshal Haig reported that tho British had reached inc Franco Bel "ian front cast of Avesnes, Jeumont, Sivry, Cievres( LoSsineS and Grau- mont.
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REDS ARE IN CONTROL

COPENHAGEN, Nov., 12- Ger nany'S new provisional government ts composed of all Red officials. I'll. Bouregeios parties are not represent ed in the formation of the new gov ernment.
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CELEBRATE AT FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 12-- Thousands paraded the streets last night, soldiers and civilians march ing together in the celebration o. peace.
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CHARLES ABDIChTUS.

LONDON, Nov, l2-- A dispatch from Vienna says that Emperor Char les has abdicated and that general strike has been declared in Vienna starting tomorrow.
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ALAMEDA TONIGHT

Steamer Alameda is due tonirht at 70 o'clock according to Agent MeDon- old. The steamer will probably get away before morning.
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QUIET REPLACES TURMOIL.

WITH THE BRITISH, Nov. l2- A great quiet replaces the turmoil O. death. Tommy Atkins, tattered and undecided, is almost unable to real ize that the end has come to shamb- les of horrors.
 The freed town of Mons is cele- brating today with the soldiers.
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LONDON. Nova 12-- The tormHs .....l, ., Germany arrived last Sun jay night at Count Bentinck's Cha ,au, reac Anhc:m, Amsterdam.
 This unofficial. advice al.o stat. that the Empress is ill at Potsdan and the iormer Crown Prince is at her bedside.
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CARRYING OUT DEMANDS.

PARIS, Nov, 12- Several milton soldiers, acting under orders of Com- maudgr-in-chief Foch, are today ca". .yipg out the demands of the armIs- ,jco. The job is big one but fou and hi aides are ready for it.
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LONDON, Nov, i2- Fifty ons rer sons, several carloads of rr.ra-rs ,hives and other articles of value formed part of the rotiu9c and tram aonveying the eX-Kaisar from Ger many.
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ONE KILLED

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, l2--- One nan was killed last night and seven seriously injured as the result oE peace celebrations.
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attend to this policing fol!ovirg th" establishment of peace for they know the real Democracy government.
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HUN FLEET SAFE.

COPENHAGEN, Novy l2-- Sol- dicrs of the Council hold the northern German fleet and also HeligOlaGd.
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2 }: \ IRA ! ?: F r; { lAL(.>,,EII.:;; \ '; NOW WANTED ] ..IN N.L' E:

BULLETIN LONDo>, N0y. l2 F. MA Wireless from Der. sgys Germany asked de Wilson for im"at negotiations being pressing danger of famine m Germany amist % days before negotiations would be
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-03-14

2Ol5 shares, tie same being more thar
two thirds Of the outstanding stock
that: The Beet Harvester Manufac
turing Company, be and the same is
hereby dissolved; that the present di-
rectors of the said corporation, viz
H. H. Hodges, l.. w. Eversman. and
C. NJ. Robson, and tt: survivors of
them shall be the trustees of the cred
itors and stockholders of the said cor
poratiOn, dissolved, and shall have and
exercise all the powers conferred by
the Statute made and provided for the
voluntary dissolution of corporations
That all the debts of said corpora
tion have been paid.
That the President as chairman of
said meeting thereupon declared the
said resolution passed and adopted,
and that The Rect Harvester Manu-
featuring Company thereupon ceased
to exist as corporation organized
under and by virtue of the Laws of the
State of Colorado, and became disso!v-
ed forever, pursuant to the Statute
made and provided for the voluntary
dissolution of corporations.
Fl. H. HODGES,
President of The Beet Harvester
Manufacturing Company.
L. w. EVERSMAN,
Secretary of The Beet Har-
vester Manufacturing Company.
State of Colorado
County of Sed@wick J
H. H. Hodges and L. W. Eversman,
being first duly sworn, each for him
self, deposes and say: That they
were on the Goth hav OF February, A.
D. 1918, and had been f5r long time
prior thereto, the Prcz.,eat and Sec
retary respectively. of The Beet Har-
vester Manufacturing Company; that
they are the same persons who made
and signed the notice of dissolution
hereto attached, and that they know
the contents thereof, and that the
facts stated therein are true.
II. II. HODGES
l.. ". EVERSMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before me
mis- Goth DAY of Foti'uary, A. D. 1918.
GRACE FISCHER,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Ny commission c~rircs MAY %, 1922.
First publication Feb 21, 1918.
Last publication March 2S, 1918.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-03-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP

Estate of Valentine Deich, deceased.
No. SO.
Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day of April A. d. 1918, the un-
dersigned will present to the County
Court of Sedgwick County, Colorado,
his accounts for final settlement of
administration of said estate, when
and where all persons in interest may
appear and object to them, if they so
desire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
plication for the determination OF
heirship of said Valentine Deich, de-
ceased has been made and that the
Court will on said date hereinbefore
mentioned, or at any time to which
the hearing may be continued, pro-
ceed to ascertain and determine who
are the heirs of the said Valentine
Deich deceased, and as such entitled
to inherit any lands, tenements, hered-
itaments or other property, real OF
personal, constituting all or part OF
the Estate of the said Valentine Deich
deceased, and enter Decree accord
ingly, at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs at law of said de.
ceased may appear and present theil
proof.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-03-14

in Township Eleven (lD North Rangs
,, Forty-Seven (47) West of the 9th P.
NJ, in the county Of Sedgwick, state
of Colorado, given to secure the pay
ment of said principal note and inter-
est coupon notes, which mortgag,
deed is recorded in the office of the
Clerk and Recorder of Sedgwick coun-
ty in Book % at page 427 as will more
fully appear from the complaint in
said action to which reference is here
made: copy of which is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment and
decree as prayed in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the eea'
of said Court at Julesburg in said
county, this oath day of October A. D.
1917.
(SEAL) P. R. MCDOWELL,
Clerk of District Court.
A. F. PERRIER, Attorney
For Plaintiff.
st Pub. Feb. %. 1918.
Last Pub. March 21, 1918.