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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Mns NebrasfaS &ali-S cen,

Man puBte idon DOT pieIea Sab
rem. baB iid &uli Ooer .potaib"
Elm StOif, Der beutautase nlat piel
peniser besebrt lit ais oas Solo,
uno Der in Imer!ta lGnsit lebr geludt
mar - aud aus Sobus ober Natrons
Seen Nebrastas in sroBen Wten9en
bate bolsn loiIen. aber iolde auss
bsutuns bdtts lia 5undait gar ni4t
gelobnt; oenn bic oeutlden Ealis
Beraperte tonnten ibr proDutt in
Hetp Yort fir einen serinseren preis
barbieten, als Die JabritatiOn in ben
Der. Staatsn setpitet bate, oa bas
aus ben Seen erlangte aali - i'm
@essniob gu ben iteinialSartisen CO.
serunsen in Oeuti9lunb - crit sinen
@erbunitunss : pro3eb mittels toits
5pieliser Ginri6tun9en bate ourds
MAIDEN miiiisn.
Snspiiden baben ii9 aber bic Der
bdltnifis betanntIiq iebr sednoert;
unO bic Iusbeutuns obiger Seen i'm
Sornoisb5udt : 2anbe Rebrastas 1T
5ebr lobneno gefporoen. Die Staatss
Rssisruns bat &pntratte nit Der .Hes
brasta Rsfinins Co.. lponad oieie
1912 HrYoEnt oes 8ali'4eplnnes.
pel6en lie aus oeh Seen - bic in
S1uaanD $ gbI1nitten liegen - ers
aielt, an ben Staat abfibrt. Stats
beamte seben iid tart Der Soffnuns
bin, bic ginnabmen oes Staates aus
1olten Pripilsgiumsz 8ebiibren Mir
oen 10 bod fommen, UNI einen sroben
Seil Der Staatsperpaltunss : Soften
su oedsn! Nun, oas muB iih in
ni6t fsrner 3utunft ia 5elsen. Sc
oenfaas Ideint cs iider, paB bic uns
ternebmsr einsn sroben Shnitt mas
den, unb einise perlonen lebr reid
peroen, barunter etlid)e. Die aud pors
fer nidt arm paren!
Stint &ali ausi4eiounss E ans
lasen limb bislans in 8etrieb. tpelte
cine @elo s @nlase BON orei Wiaios
men Dollars pertreten. sic fabrlaieren
8ali fir $50 pro Sonne unb pers
taufen ess fir ourdfdnittli4 500
pro Sonne! Die srOBte oieier anIas
gen tann 100 Sonnen pro Gag aus
itanDe brinsen; aber es Ipuroen gors
tsbrunsen setruffen. tire aapasitat
gu perooppeln. Qu4 teine Der ans
bsren anlasen perarbeitet unter 80
9onnen pro 5os; unp obne 3peifeI
pirb bic Snbuitrie, ole aud CUR ra'
iten @eburt elmer Insabl tleiner
StdDts se!i5rt bat. nod rpeiter per'
srObsrt perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
4eipaltiant perluren.

0ie aoiaten, Die 1913 ais Sreull,
os nuh Neutidlano tamen, baten
i'm alIssmeinen einen suten Huf Dor
Iit blnterlaifen. Sic paren sut<
miitis, 1atten uuBer Yrot unp
Yranntpsin penis Yeoiirfniiie, aeigs
ten aud Eiebe gu ben Hinoern, uber
es feblte ibnen audi ihon oamals
tie ridtise llnterfdeiounssgabe Spi.
iden .Wsin uno Dein". go tam
es, Dob fe oft 9esenltdnpe Der per.
ldieDeniten Nrt fir ibr @tsentum
hielten uno mitnnbmen. Sic bebtels
ten isbo9 basieIbe niat fir ii4,
ionbern bpten es benz eriten Yeiten
Jim elm 8erinaes gum 8auf an. WG
run elm Ginlpobner Der 8dufer, 10
ermittelts man nit !9iIfe 'oer Offenis
ltten Ylatter ben 9erluittrdser uno
ltellte ibm sesen '@rftattuns Der Nus.
lasen ben aauf pieoer gu. Jreili6
mubten oieie Yetanntma6ungen, Tim
bic lieben r5reuno9en" nidt su
trdnten uno bofe gu maiden, porltfs
ia absefnbt tperoen. 90 betbt es
IN Der einen: -@beE babe ih bon
einem 8oIaten Elm peibes Wuifs!in.
Damentleio getauft, peldes, ruenn
es Die pOriee YeIiBerin unsern Der.
lcren baben ioilte, oerielben 6ereit.
rpiIIisit sur Yerfisans aeftellt pire:"
Die @~eit)GSisten lpdblten oieie 5orm;
Nm 5. september lit mir elm Spit
,entrd sepaltiam perloren sesangen;
loIlte .es pielleiGt seiauft porben
ietu, 70 bittet mar. es sestn Grftat,
tuna Der Muslaseu a~uriidsuaeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

- 0%robung. 5auler anroe
(su einem 3igarreureiienoen): ~8:i.
ien sic, meun sic mid nod lange
belditigen, baben Sic eS iid lelblt
Su5uitreiben, penn id einiae y9iae
beitelle."
Neue 9 hrotnumm e +.
S0riter: .Serr Baron baben pieac,
einen Sreiber anseidoiien."
.@eiB Der Seuiel, oas 1T ia &c.
raoe, oils OF id beute Bed.Goge!.
ounit gelaben b1tte!"
Biberiprud. ~a&, Der
Sabrifant s., Der @atte u~nierer
Sreunoin Gqa, lit bod Gin berrlider
Dam! Sic panoeIt bel ibm auf
Roienl"
~@as fabriSiert or oeun2-
-Taoelnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
GaNaua- Mebl tir panama

au9 aus Ser Rspublit Banana
iommsn alormrufs iiber orcbenOsn
sroben Mungel an RcbI. Sin aors
Respondent in Der Staot aolon
f4reibt barber Ii. a.:
Wan lit iebr ernitlid iber bic Gage
beiorst; penn bic ginfubr tit bebeus
tenb untsr oas normale Ma6 seiun|
ten, tells infolse Der Sransports
Sapieristeiten, tells audi infolse Der
neuen !Sanbels : 0eroronunsen, unO
Banana bat feline eisen'en !anbs
bauli9en probuttions : @elesenbeiten
BIB iebt sr0Btenteils iebr perna4ldfs
fst = anbernfaIs bate IS ME su'
elmer Rotlase tommen t0nnen! Set
Sabren fdon lit bier bic Iuffafung
gang unb sdbe; baB ieoermann uns
mittelbar ODER mittelbar pom panas
mo : 3anal leben iolte! Gs 1T elm
Sammer, bic rei9en 2Gnoereien I'm
Sen aanaI berum unsenubt liesen ou
feben, fpel9e beute Banana iogar 5u
einem qusfubr : Ganoe fir Nabs
runssmittel MAIDEN tOnnten.
Was bic &nappbeit Don MebI al.
belanst, 10 lit ueueroinss oarsetan
porben. bab iid aus Der @afauas
pflanae Elm Webl breiten ldBt. weldes
gang 10 pis Wsisenmebl selduert uno
gebaden peroen Tam unb elm leidtes.
geiunoss unb ~nabrbaftes 8rot ~liefsrt.
Die GaIapu seb0rt gu Den oantbars
item Rabrunsspilanaen tparmer fuos
ameritanii6er Resionen; Snbianers
Stdmme lebten idon Dor olelen Sc
nerutionsn Don Der Ga1aua : grnte.
penn lie nidt bic Sorbeit besingen,
elm beroui9enbes @etrdnt BON ibr gu
MAIDEN. Die pflan5e liefert cine
Grnte Don 5 bis gu 10 Sonnen pro
4cre, uno lie tDnnte AUDI in Banana
febr p~Orteilbaft an9ebaut lperoen.
Die gauSsn Miebl : 8eoIriniie Der
Republit Banana lieben iid, rpeHu
ga6apa busu benubt ipiiroe. aus Dem
@raebnis Don 5000 Ncres beden -
unO es sibt nod $4,000 bradliessnDe
unb bierfir iebr seeIgnete Gdnoereien
in Der NGbs bes Banana : Runals.
Mbsr lsiDer ldbt lia bier nidt Gafapa
senus auftreiben, UNI aud nur 100
4cres Damit beiteaen gu tOnnen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
of Administration upon the Estate Of
FREDERICK LANGENDOERFER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 7th day Of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
Dated June Z, 1918.
AUGUST LANGENDOERFER,
Attest: Administrator.
Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-12-1S (43)
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Dit 8artcn.
SeAaTpfnnst Der Maupen auf Sobauni9.
uno Stadelbeeren.

SssaHsfnnst Der Gaupen auf S%obannis'
unb Stadelbeeren.
am Per IanopirtlhaftIiden 8erluhslta.
tion bon Riiouri.
Nobl ben meiiten BON uns iino aus
ao1er e%rfabruns bic tleinen sriinen,
NJ ldIoaroen Gleden iiOerIdten Rau>
$tannt, bic idon 5eitis i'm 5riibs
s~$t uniere Sobanniss uno StadeIs
Osertrau9er gang tubl freiien. Wenn
NV oieie Sdaolinse nibt gang enere
spS b%etampfen, luerpen lie Sabr aui
Saer uniere Observation-Disclosures beimIue
hsa uno bic Iusiidt auf cine CUTE
se.rsnernte pernidten. Gliidliders
ioe'e limb oiele sefrdB:aen Snietten
Ieaas oura 9eipriBen gu uerni4ten.
sse sipar miro babel am b.lten mt
arksitiaurem 8lei (9lrienate Of
ssae) seiPriBt. 9rauten mir nur
Dsnise StrGuder gu beipriBen. 10
m'ro cine 2Oiuns am beilen aus pier
uhsen arienitiauren 8leiss in 5orm
Soa Sret Waite) uno elner gallons
SSlher poer aus apei @blDffeln poll
a{lenltiauren 8Ieies in pulueriprm
!poposreo) unp elner 8alpne Wair
lsI eerseItelt. Oas Iusipriten 'elbit
e.loist ui1ter 8enubune elner tIelnsi
gmerorudpumpe, elmer &nappiads
ipfise Deer oersIeiden. Gs mub aber
aaiaer oarauf geadtet lperpen, oaB
oas SpriBen 9riinolih erTo!st, iopaG
goes Slatt nit Dem 8ift gut burf
H.lahtt ptro. Die Snieitsu tDnnen
am gar nitt anoers. als oas Oil;
sahmnen nit ibrer RabruisS gu frei
Rh Mian lam oas arfenttiaure 8lsl
y guloerform aud truien auf oil
Simuter ausitduben; au benz 3pede
Dre Elm gbI6ffsl arienitiauren
SIess nit etpn einem pint feinen
sSeseaoubes ober an Der Cuff selOfha
an Saltes ariinolid uermifnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
WILLIAM ROSIN,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day of June, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters.
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
be not exhibited within n
year from the date Of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
F. ]. HANNE,
Public Administrator.
Dated June IL, 1913.
Thee. Graf, Judge of Probate.
(6-19-44)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
testamentary upon the Estate of
FREDERICK BRANDT SR.,
deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 81 day of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be %preculded from any
benefit of said Estate; and If a .
claims be not exhibited within
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
FREDERICK BRANDT JR.,
Dated June 81, 1918. Executor.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-26-1S (45)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
of Administration upon the Estate Of
ALBERT RHINE,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to them for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from date of said Letters, they
will be forever barred.
l.. H. SCHWEIGHAUSER,
CHRIST. ]. RHINE,
Dated June II, 1918. Administrators.
Attest: Thee, Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-12-18 (43)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Sic bewaloete Groe

Nan bat Of. iber bic tpadienbs
gntpaloung unieres planeten ses
tlast. uno oa 1T es oenn gang trDitz
li6. lpenn man fiebt. bob bic Der
idiebenen @roteile bod nod gang
itattlide Ddloet beiiben. Rad rleuss
rem Gori4unsen iino nidt tpsniser
u!s gut anbertbalb Williaroen 9ettar
Der Grboberfldbe nit Walb bebedt;
4merita mari6iert nit GAG. $4,000
9ettar 5orften an Der Sptbe; ibm
folst in a9tunsspolIsr gntfernuns
often nit 370.000,000 Settaren; gu.
ropa besniist iid nit Der in Mnbes
tradt ieiner 8leinbeit immerbin itatt.
liden 3abl non 314, 100000 9ettar.
afrifa peiit 100000 600 !Settar aui
unb ben BeidIuB MAIDEN NuItraIien
l,nb Oseanien nit 80. 900 9ettar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Guardians Notice Of Appointne.t.

Notice is hereby given that a Cert
ficate of Appointment as Guardian Of
the person and estate Of
JOHN GRASS,
a person of unsound mind, has been
granted to the undersigned, by tho
Probate Court of Gasconade County,
Missouri, bearing date the 9Th day Of
June, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any bene-
fit of such estate; and if said claim b
not exhibited within one year from
the date Of the publication of this no
tice, they shall be forever barred.
Dated June 8, 1913.
CHAS. GRASS, Guardian.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-12-18 (43)
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a,alien,u6t Amfrikas.


Die Entertainer baber IN Den leg
+,n Daar Sabrsn idon cine Wenar
Siua., fir luslde lie ii4 font fosul
nj, aaus aui oas auslanb gu Der.
hF,n pf!ssteu, i'm eissnen eonOs fin,
Nm ppsr erseu9en selernt. auf man.
niuiods @ebist, erltrsdt lih SieIe gu.
u,busnps selGaftlid)e llnabbansisieil.
10 AUDI aui mande Der b~aisbtsitsn
8inpsr Jloras.
ariber mar Mmerita. lpenn es &c,
min, pielbgsbrte 8lumen. Sd.
msrsisn, anollen ooer pflan5en baben
uoats, bauptid9lid auf europaiids
aGnosr ME Yslsieu uno 9olano an-
usui,lsn. slber bic gretsniiie bon
1914 ulp. bratten IS audi nit iid.
oot ss INNER 5dipisriger puroe, @sa=
lisn aus 8elsien unb 5ulpen, 3pas
Anthem, IarSiHen ano auoere Don
Soaano gu erbaIten. SaliebIi4 b0r=
fen oisle ginfubren faft sanslia uuf,
uup bic 4meritaner iaben fi4 &C.
sranst, ielbsr 8eriude nit ioldsn
auliaren gu maden.
limb iiebe Ca! tie batten in mani
den Der lpi6tisiten 2anoesteiIe bOdit
bsmsrlensperten Grfols. 50, tpenE
ss 10 p%eitsrgsbt. 10 peroen lie ipater
imIaape iein, bon ibrem eigenen
usbeyflub piele per0oets 8%lumengarten
eurupas nel gu perieben uno in malt
der ge3iebuns ben @urOpdern iusor
6shsrss gu bieten. aIs lie iemals in
sisier 2(rt gebabt batten!
Dem bic ameritaniids pa5ifitz
ails bat ii6 als Elm gana ii6erras
ideno giinitiger Yooen, ia seruDeSu
als Elm Yaraotes fir oieie neue
Suouitrit erpieien. Dan fano, oub
in Oisisp Hegionen bic Iaulien ras
iasr pu6ien, .als irssnopp i'm auss
laaOs, pab Die anoIpen itdrter lparsn
nRS iriiber reiften, uno oaB bic Blu
men 9r0ber uno bon tiefersr. i~attener
5Grbun9 porsn, als oiejerigen BON
Sen importierten Eilon5cn.
Dies lit nod nidt ales. Won
bot selunOen, DAB ollie ole i%ogendnns
ten holGnoii6en Mnollen IN Der gam
sen :oeitIi6en Still tie entlun9 Dcn Suns
to Gruj bis binuuf nu6 8ancouper,
9. g.. treiflit ipahien uno sepeia
ben, uno oab lle lia audi an Der at
.antiIden auite wenisitens in Dir,
JiRim nit Griol9 anbauen lailen -
irusr nit nidt %seringerem @rfols
aui grpben 5ldden BON Sbio uno
WihOuri, Sdon ioaen 5ablrei4e
.oOadnOer nah ben Der. Staaten ses
loRmsn iein. um i'm mittleren Weiten
5urmen nur gu Oieiem 3Dede gu be-
tyslter. Der Grfole rer am%eritants
fasn 45nlien : &ultur lit aber biz
isst OpA bic %aufiaQenoite 2eiituns in
nr aeller 4era Der ameritaniiden
gIsnen5u6t.
Die He9ieruns Der Der. Staten
uaterltiist oas Wert beitmOsli4 unb
bat cine InSabl nbotauilder ellis
S~sIanos" (oas beibt Pflansen ; Gin
ipaaOerunss itationen) b%esriinoet, NOD
Die fremoen 8euddJie aundhlt ituoisrt
mo iorafdltis sepflest psrpen tons
men, big iie iid ameritaniiiert baben.
aR eieien Stationen merben AUDI
pthn3en DON Seilen Siioameritas
ionic Don auitralien uno Hsuieelano
sspf!sst uno gum 4uspflan3en porbez
rsltet. 8iele iino papon iiber5eugt,
bob audi bic Siterlilien idltebIid bic
Ss. Staaten ibr 9aupt9eim tpsroen
vsraen t0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

rein " adrubm 1T 10 rein
anb ansenebm. aIs Der Rahrubm be,
2eutIelisteit. Reolidteit unb Scr
Sensgiite; feline Blume buffet aui III
ierem Grabe Iiebliher. als ous gln-
benton Der 9umanitdt elmer ssIGlIi.
gen, friebfertisen uno fr0bl;4en
Seele.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
, 1918-04-11
Colonial Quotations
Fit Present Days.
to Show They Foresaw the
Liberty Loan.

George Washington-"It is an old
maxim that the surest way to make
a good peace is to be prepared for
war"
Thomas Observation-Disclosures pro-
vokes insult and injury, while a con-
dition to punish it often prevents it."
Benjamin Franklin-"We must in
deed all hang together or, most as
suredly, we will all hang separately"
James Monroe-"A defenseless posi-
ton and a distinguished love of peace
are the surest invitations to war"
Andrew Jackson-"We' shall more
certainly preserve peace when it is
well understood that we are prepared
for war"
ask for peace only when we are in a
position vigorously to prosecute VAR"
Liberty Loans of Other Days.
Robert Morris, Superintendent of
Finance in the American Revolution,
in a circular to the governors of the
states on October 10, 1871, wrote:
1T is not by the brilliant successes
of war, the splendor of conquest or
the shouts of victory that a wise min
istry are to be affected. The superb
GRITTY of national Is the sure
ground on which to hope for success,
and that superior resource, steadily
and perseVeringly applied, must even
tuaIly attain its object.
1T is possible that we are near the
close of this war, and perhaps we are
only in the middle of it. But If the
war should continue, we have to
blame ourselves; for were these re-
sources called Into action which we
really possess, the foreign enemies
would soon lose all hope and abandon
their enterprise.
"If we do our duty now the war will
soon be brought to a close; If not, it
may last for many years, and what
will then be it's termination it is not
in our wisdom to foresee. The enemy
will ask for peace only when we are
in a condition vigorously to prosecute
the war.
at is necessary that we should be
in condition to prosecute the war with
Ease before we can expect to lay down
our arms with security, before we can
treat of peace honorabIy, and before
we can conclude 1t with advantage.
Between opposition and submission
there is no middle line. The idea of
submission is, and ever ought to be,
rejected with disdain. Opposition,
therefore,, becomes a matter of neces-
sity, and that opposition involves
expense.
ut remains only to provide men
and money, and to make that pro-
vision as early as possible, for the old
adaee that he who gives early doubles
thereby his eift,' can never be more
applicable than on the present occa-
sion. For whatever may be the diff
,erent opinions of different men, all
must agree that the only way to Sc
:ure peace is to be prepared for war"
Our Fathers Influence.
As If to conclude the argument that
We, of today, should heed the wisdom
If our forefathers, hat other great
American, Abraham Lincoln, said:
81 do not mean to say we are bound
% follow implicitly in whatever u
,athers did. To do so would be to dis
card all the lights of current expert
snce-to reject all progress, all i'm
provement. What l do say is that If
NE would %suppIsnt the opinions and
policy of our fathers in any case, we
should do so upon evidence so con-
elusive, apd argument SO clear that
, 1918-04-11
BOND VS.. BILL.

Which would you rather have. a
800 Liberty Bond or a 500 bill?
Quick, now! Answer right up THE
800 bill?"
You're wrong again. Sure, you
could spend 1t. But hat isn't the
point. A bond Wilt save it.
A Liberty Bond bears interest; a
bill does not.
Currency or money in the bank is
taxable; the Liberty Bond is subject
only to inheritance tax n surplus
war profits AK.
1t escapes state, county and city tax.
If you lose a registered 800 Liberty
Bond its value is insured to you;
while, if you lose a bill, Good Night"
Use Saratoga advertising stickers on
your outgoing mail.
, 1918-04-11

even their great authority, fairly con
:idered and weighed, cannot stand"
With these words Of great Ameri-
.ans fresh in the mind who can say
nat the subscribing, and moreover,
he over-subscribing of the Third Lib
,rty Loan is not the most important
hing in all America today.
, 1918-04-11

Farm stationery, butter print labels,
shipping tags, etc, on short notice. We
have just what you want.-The Sun.
The Sun to any address for $3.50
per year.
, 1918-04-11

The Saratoga Valley Stock Growers
Association will pay a reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons stealing or killing
live stock belonging to any member of
the abOve-named association.
j. A. SCHOONJANS,
Q. Q. Young, Sec. President
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-02-08
HOTEL SEW ARD
 The Hotel That Is More Like Home M A. HORNER, Manager. Well Lighted and Heated Mrs. w A. McNeiey Prop Rates by Day or Month
INLET MINING QUEEN ENROUTE
 10 HER MINES

Mrs. Anna Bub, the Inlet Mining Qucen," who arrived on the Victoria yesterday with her little son David, will remain here for several days awaiting the arrival of another son, Casper Selling, to come with his dog team. Then Mrs. Bub will leave fog Cache Creek'to attend to the freight ing of her outfit for the coming SC ;. son.
 Mrs. Eub is the owner of the Anra Blb mne on Dollar Creek which is considered one of the largest and rich. est placer claims in she Cache Geek district.
 While remaining in Seward, Mrs Bub is at the Overland.
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DIIJIIIIUIII IIIVIIINI0 The entertainment will be followed by two steps and other things.
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WEATHER ON R. k.

At : o'clock this morning it was ? degrees below zero at Anchorage, part cloudy and calm. At Girdwood the the mometer registered at zero, cleal and calm. Weather conditions at other places was as follows:
 Matanuska, 20 below, clo dy, calm.
 King, ? above, cloudy, cang
 Taikeetna, 10 below, cloudv: caln:.
 Deadhorse, below, cloudy, x. E.
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LONDON, Feb. 6. - Major Sir A. Lawrence has taken over the control of the Intelligence Department at General Headquarters in France in succession to Brigadier General John Charteris. The office has charge not only of military intelligence, but also of all matters onnected with war cor respondence. censorship, photography, and visitors to the lOnt.
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II .OOO ARMY OFFICERS
 WILL BE GRADUATED

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Army of ficers estimate that 1000 officers will be graduated from the third series of training camps, now in progress, mak- ing a total of 56,000 officers turned out through these camps. Commis- sions were issued to 27,341 graduates of the first camp and 17,237 of the second.
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TO ENGAGE IN FISHING

Messrs. Ooghe and Larson, both connected with the local force of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, eX pected to leave on the next trip of the Dora for Unga. The two men intend to engage in the herring business at that place.
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ITALIAN FIFTH LOAN

ROME, Feb. S. -- The subscriptions during the first eleven days of the canvass for Italy's fifth national loan sotaled 2,555,OOO,OOO lire. Of this amount 1,52O,OOO,OOO lire was in cash
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GERMANY PERMITS
 DUTCH SHIP TO SAIL

AMSTERDAM, Feb. s. - It is authoritatively announced that the steamship Nieuw Amsterdam will sail soon.
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TO BOSS WAR TROPHIES

LONDON. Feb. s. -- Maj. Gen. C.. c. Donald has been appointed to a rev army office known as inspector of wGr uvl'hieS."
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VAUDEVILLE SHOW
 AND DANCE GIVEN
 BY A. B. TONIGHT !

Tonight promptly at S:30 o'clock at tn Arctic Brotherhood hall, the cur tain is going up on the first vaude- vile show to be given by the A. B. this season. In fact this is the first vaudeville Seward has had for months and then more months. The program is going to be good one from top to bottom and speed is written over every number. The following is the complete progla and if one wants to keep wise to what is going on clip it and take it with you tonight: THIRTY MINUTES IN
 A RADIO STATION Messrs. Murphy, Riley, Hannon, Adams, Straughan and -Wier.
 MONOLOG
 Charlie, the Tailor
 THE DAYS OF "49'
 John Noon and Sam Graft
 RECITATION
 Mir. R. R. ,Byran
 KILLING THE GERMAN
 Rich and Hutton PLANTATION MELODIES UP TO
 DATE
 Banjo Bill
 HAWAIIAN SONGS  Royal Hawaiian Double SeXtet Mesdames Ellsworth, Woolley, Cot ter, Martin, Brainerd; Misses Shea, Cooper, Leslie, Margaret and Eliza beth Romig; Messrs. Murphy and HannOn.
 THE HUMAN COCK FIGHT
 Shellhorn Brothers The entertainment will be followed by two steps and other things.