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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
Ianlcicl ais 9ictter eincs Surbs.

2ouis Sdsner, 2onbpoltbote filr
Scrmom 9tollte 2, bcriudtc lebtcn
Wontag ipGbrenb bcS idpcrcn sc
gems nit icincnt Soro sl,tonlobil
b,trb oen ionit flcincn 9od (@rond)
nobe Dem Grocttlp Elot in Gcacc
Gallep 81, fabrcn. Sbipobl sic Sorb
9lrtps int Stnnbc iinb irgenb etpos
81, Iciiten ,mb iogar 9Gume 3ll cr.
flimlnen, i6einen bieielbcn, glei6
manhen 2cilten einen Ibideu bor at
bielem @aiicr 5l baben, l,nb bas slu.
TO itodtc bcsbalb mitten in Dem bod
onecldmollcncn @ad. Scr bena6.
barte 5ormer Sulius Soffmann fam
NIT eincm @eiponn frGftigcr Moul-
eieG at SiiIfe, peI6e bas Iuto bonn
orci Mcilcn mcit bis nod Scrmann
bradten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
6erma1n, W&p, Treias, ben 81. Sftober, 1919
Sanger ben llnredtcn.

Son Der 9cborbc in SeiTcrion Gitp
lpuroen llniere Si6erbeitslpadter anl
lcttcn Sreiiag criuht auf eincn gtegcr
Sl fabnben Der iib alf bcn Gltl. iab-
renocn Yerionen5ug gei6liden babe
uno oils blinOcr Eaiiagier rciic. Sers
ielbe iei Elm friibercr 3uhtballsltrdf.
ling, iei i6per belpaffnet imo miro
ncgcn elmer Stc6crci bon Der Sbrig.
felt Derlangt.
Sheriff Siesel lno Waridall
@unocrlid waren piinftli6 am
9abnbpie eridienen als ocr gtadnlit'
tags5ug bier eintraf, uno ridtig,. bin.
ter Dem rSenber" Der 2ofonlotibe
bodte Elm Negcr Der, mic bon Der Sci
ferion Gity 9eboroe telcerapbiid &C.
mcloet als blinber laiiugicr reilte.
Der Sdmar5e mar elmer Sbnnabt
nabc uno ipuroe freibemeis Dor glnglt
als Ser Waridall icin Shiebeiien
inn Dor Die @aic bielt unb ergab iid
obne @ioerltano inbem CT ieinc I'm.
idulo betbeuerte. gs ltelltc iid ber.
aus oab Der gtegcr llnbcluaffnct mar,
oab or nur bic linfc Sano bciab, oa
ibm Scr Redte alnpl,tirt moroen mar
,no bab berielbe niht Der bon Der
Observation-Disclosures Toli5ci @eIlb.
te mar. Sart mic CT gegen oas
@erbredcr Clement lit unb oicies
cncrgiid pcrfolgt, lit or ltets bereit
Die llni6ulo ebenio mannbaft 5,l
pertbeibisen. l,nb als Die 3ugbcanlten
bon ibnl forberten, Den 5ll Eooe bcrs
i9rodenen einarrligen Sdmar5cn pe-
gen ltebertrctllng Der Statuten pelde
oas &eiien ouf Hegimcnts llnfoiten
nerbieten, in Mnfla9e5rlltano 5lt bcrs
iceen, beocutete er benielbcn, bab if.
nen basielbe &edt augeltcbe, uno
nodbem er DEM gtegcr cine glltc
Wobl5eit berobrciden licb, CAB er
ibn sic Srcibcit, bic CT ba5r benllbte
ieinc 8onocrlmg nod ct. 2ouis fort.
5uicscn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
Bic 20 Gcnts GuaS.Stencr.

SSn bent lettc gSohe i'm Gplfsblatt
eri6iencnen slrtifel iibcr bie bicsjibs
rigen Stclcrn uuroe angefiibrt, Oab
Die Steuerallfla9e, iuel6e bic Stcl,.
ern fiir 9foab5pede bon 25 Gents auf
as Gents erbDbte, iofern es bie Staot
Sermann betrifft, Der Organization
bes SPECIAL Hoab OiItriftes 5ll5lt-
idreiben lit. 0ieies lit iebod ni6t
Der Sail, benn bas gieentblm in Ser
Staot lp1re aub obne bie ginbcrleib-
l,ng nit bent SPECIAL &oab.Diitrift
bieicr Stcuer unternarfen, ba bas be.
treffcnbe @eiet bas bic Gol,ntp Court
ern1adtiet bic Stcllerauflage bon 20
gents fir &oabatuede 5ll erbeben al
les iteuerbare @igentbum im Gountp
rini1liebt, einerlei Oh basielbe III eis
ner incorporirten Stobt liegt ODER
ni1t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
Der repnblifaniide EQUATOR Euin.
bertcr tritt ais ErGiiocntidafts.
fnnoibat anf.

Senatpr 0tilcs Eoinoertcr bon
8aibington mudte feline Ibiidt be.
fannt, inl hGd)Itcn Sabre iib I'M Die
repnblifanii6e gtpnlination fir bas
Tr1iibcntenamt su belperbcn. Sn ei-
ncr GrflGrung IAN oas Gplf ser Ser.
cinieten Staatcn" filnblgte er nidt
nur ieine &anbibatur an, ionbern or
legtc aub bic 8runbiise unb &iht.
peee oar, Die or bcfolecn mill, pcnn
CT gum TrGiiocntcn gclp1blt miro. Gr
peripridt, bic jctiec 9ie9ierl,ngsform
aufrcdt 81 crbaltcn, llno Die inoll'
ltricllen unb gcicllihaitliden Gin
riht,lnacn, pie iic jett bcItcbcn, lnb
allie 9ciitrcdtc 5u id)iitcn. Gr or.
'flart ii6 gegen So3iaIisnu,s, golidc.
misnuls ,mo alle Ycrionen ober Tor.
teien, bic periuden, Die jcbiae Stegic-
Irrngsform 81 pcrnidtcn.
glllen Irbciterfiibrcrn ooer slrbei'
ter. Unions, sic Ger &egierung fcinb.
lid iinb, crfldrt er bcn &rieg, lno er
be5ci6net Die Srobllug Der 9riiocr.
idaften Scr 9abnonecItelltcn bic 9c-
forbcrllngsmittel bes 2anbes labms
5uIceen, oils nabe5u cine Shrcdcns'
berridoit fir ben |ortbcil elmer be-
ionoern alaiic. gr crflGrt, bab Die
9tatipn pcbcr bonn &apitol nod bon
oen glrbeitern bebcrridt perben fon.
ne, ionoern bab bcibe llnter Der Scrr.
i6aft ocs Gplfes itcbcn nliibtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
Yrpbibitipu bnr6 Gen.
atsidlnf sur Stat.
ade geiuur6 ben.
Scto bes ErGiibenteu in beiben Sun.
iern iiberitimmt nnb Wirtbidaf.
ten miiiien lire Sbiireu
idliefen.

Sas Grobibitionsgeies bat, nad).
Dem ieine Surdfiibrung bonn Eriii-
be,lten bctiert, bon Den Witgliebern
bes Senats unb Sauies aber nit ei-
ncr 3peibrittcl MaioritGt brr6ge.
fiibrt mar, nit Der 9ienltae Iitter-
nadtsit,,nbe iest aud ieinen @inaug
in Serlnann gcbalten. 8ic 9unbes-
9iitriftsannalt Senslep unb 9ltnbes-
ItcllerfoIleftor Woore ioeen pollen
iie iest bie ean5e ibnen aur 8erfiig.
,,ne Itebenoe Maifinerie in geWeg-
nng ieecn, INN @irtben pel9e Die
@eietc iibertreten 5ur 8erantipor-
tlns beran5uaieben. 6. gtorman
sSones, ErGiibent Der ct. 2ol,is
8reiping sliiociation erflGrte nod
Der 9efanntgabe Der IbItimnlung in
@aibinston iofort, oaB feline Sirma
unper5iigli6 bcn @erfauf ltnO bic
Seritellung bon @etrGnfen, pelhc
mebr mie 1a Yroaent sllfobol entbal.
ten, einitellen mcrbe, ilno q. z. @aIt,
Si3eprdiioent Ser Snbepenbent 9rcp-
ing COMPANY, erflGrtc, oab ieine
Sirnla ebenfalls eerne Dem gudita'
ben bes @eieses entipreden weroc.
Sb bie 9rauereien unb @irtbe nod
groBere SorrGtbe iiberpro5erttiseu
9ieres an Sanb baben, lit i6iuerlib
felt5uitellen jeoenfalls oiirfte es aber
NIT @efabr berbllnben iein, ioldes
fiirberbin al perfaltfen. Ger off
5iclle SdluB Der 8irtDldaiten, Ocnn
ein FOLDER nlllB oieies Eaiiicren Der
Hrobibitionsburhfiibrl,ng bc5ci6net
pcrben, poll5og ii6 IN allcr 9fnbe,
llnb IN Den ElGsen, mo Dor &ur5enl
nod berbilnntcr @critcniaft nit iilb-
iaurer Wicnc gctrlnfcn murbe, miro
man bclltc SooMpaiier, gcpo uno I'M
9totbfalle ipgur @uttcrnlilh trinfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Oct. 80, 1919, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
G6ren bas glnocnfcn gefallcuer
&ameraben.

Gic in letter @o6e bier obgebal'
tenc Seriommlllng bes @nsconaoe
gountp. 3,peiges Der gmerican 2egion
mar nllr idwad beiudt, bod muroen
bon oen anipeienben Witglieoern Die
notbigen Sdritte 5llr Si6cri,ns eines
Charters aetban. gs plroe beihloi'
fen, 5u @bren BON SSSulius gllllt il.
uno sserbinano gS. Sdlenoer, 5tpet
,lnierer iunsen 2eute Die alif Dem
e6Iadtfelbe in Sranfreid Den Sel-
bentoo erIitten, benz hieiigen 3peis
Ser 2esion ben gsamen "gluit'Sdlen'
Der Eoit" al geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
9odlSdnlte.

SIN Gourtbauie babicr ipurocn
lesten Mittfpo6 Sen g. Go6 nnb
Slorence q. Sdultc, burd) Trobote.
ri6ter Sbeo. @raf in Spntens roiiae
ebefeiieIn acidniebet. Scr iltnge
Gbenunn lit Elm Sobn bon Syocob
&o6 bon Stonp Sill itno sic 8rout
cine Sodtcr bon Senrb S6ultc, nobe
Slpiss nobn6uft.
gHir 9rotlilieren lmb niinidcn sen
9teubermGbIten Slid uno Sc9cn int
GbeItan6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

BEN.
Sas Salipt argument Der @ertbci.
bigiins beitunb oarin, Dob unter ei-
nem iolhen Srltit ltebereinfommcn
Die @eiellidoft MIR @ntbeiIe on Sel-
8ahtredte (oil.leaies) onitatt Sel-
aftien berfaufte.
&idter greuer nabm Die gntidei-
oung Bis gum Sanuar Sernin in 9e-
ratbiing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

Senator Spencer. elm &epublifa'
ner bon ct. 2ouis, bot nit lei.
ner Stintme oa5u beigetragen oas
bonn grGiibenten @iIion iiber oas
ariegsprobibitions Surdfiibritngs-
geies ausgeiprodene 8eto 5u iiber.
itinlmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

es lit oft leidter, cine gldn3enoe
@coe su baIten, oils bas redte @ort
Su finben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31

entpfebIet bieie 3eitline beim
9sadbar, Der fie nod nidt bGIt.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07
MISS WILLIE HOWARD BRIDE
OF Mr.. EDWARD g. WEATHERs

Lash Sunday morning, March sec
ond. at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs ". 2 Howard, at
MOntbrOOk, at a pretty and simple
little home wedding. Miss Willie
Howard Of Montor0ok became the
bride Of Mr. Edward B. Weathers. of
Fellowship The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Reverend j.
w Winham. pastor Of the Mont
brook Methodist church, IN the pres
ence Of the families and a few close
friends Of the bride and groom
The SWEET young bride formerly Iiv-
ed a. Madison, where her parents
we're one Of the most substantial fam
Ills OF thar place They moved re-
Gently from Madison 10 Montbr00k
Miss Howard taught the sixth grade
Of the Ocala hign scl0ol taking the
place made vacant after Christmas
by thu marriage 1t MISS anna McDOw-
ell resIgnt1g the same two weeks
ago During her snort stay Il OcaIa
She made quite number Of friends
who Join UTra her ,[ad..4n AMI Mont
brook t-enis p . -h,ng her a 5Ccure
x unaltoTed happiness
Mr. W44r--r- = veil known n
0eala 3ai al over me western part
of the counts. He +, son ot rae la5s.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07
VISITS FROM THE sT0an

The storE express made three
stops in Ocala during the past week
and left three lovely little 1oy babies.
all Of whom are Just the most won
dertal little fellows
The first sop vas made at u
home Of NJ. and Mrs P Phillips.
where their third son wa5 left on
Thursday last
Then on Friday at the Marion coun-
~ hospital a splendid BOY was ie +:
Tor Mr. and Mrs Perry Anthony :
rhefr frsr BORN His coming vas
made especially happy because tie
young father had just arrived home
about ten days before having recelt.
I'd his discharge from the army 10
time to pc az home to welcome tbs
llttle stranger
On sunday afternoon al the hoeDA
raj u this 1ity the stork made bapry
another young couple ~ leaving tue q
also their drst oorn. j little -on Tae
parents OF this baby are Mr. and NJ.
Lawrence Kelley. of Gainesville Ms
Kelley having before her marriage
been pretty Miss Ann Noo~head ra2
Youngest daughter Of MIR and Mrs
b r Moorhead 81 th CITY
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

votiOn TO every worthy cause during
the past eight or ten years in the dis
tributiOn of her wealth to help those
less fortunate and TO promote the in
terests Of her home town. Mrs. Richie
went into the Red Cross work as soon
as war was declared. organized
Barlow chapter, of which she was
president, and to which she devoted
her entire time during the period u
the war
Mr. Richie has been a resident Of
Polk county for several years prior
to the war. being interested in ph0a-
phate business in this section. Soon
after the war began he volunteered
and was in the most active service il
France to the end Of the lighting pc
Rod He was twice cited for braverv.
once BY the British and snce BY the
French, and was awarded the croiZ
de guerre. He was both wounded
ana gassed ana rs soon as Ne WIS
able to travel after the signing II
the armtstice he returned TO America
meeting his oride-to-be in Jackson
Vile
After a short honeymoon Nj ana
Mrs 2Iehe VIII return 70 Barlow
i here they will continue 70 maEe
their nome Barrow cor to T3mct
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07
FORMER ocALA FRENcHmAN
WEEDS BARLOW woMAh

Mrs. Laura V. swearingen. OF Bar.
'o"' ana NJ G. Richie. of Paris. France
were married in Jacksonville lass
week. The marriage Of Mrs. Swear.
Ingen and Mr.. Richie was no surprise
10 their Barlow friends. among whom
u was generally known that as soon
as Mr. Richie could return to America
the marriage would take place The
Dride is Well known in this cetion,
where she has lived all her life She
has been known for her good deeds
OF charity and for her interest and 10
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

mission or something like that OH the
basis that he proved himself intense
ly provocative to a citiZen-soldier
when from the democratic citizen 8
viewpoint there was hardly any. ex-
cuse for it-but that won't help the
private any He will probably go
UP for q long stretch unless civilian
influence can get him a pardon on
the basis that whac he did vas after
all a very humaa. usually fOrgiva3Ie
and typically American thing to do
and that MS main mistake was he
should have KEEP his mouth smut. his
hands at mis- side and gotten a dis
charge just as quickly as be could
and then come sack a. a freeboCn
private citizen AMI settled the score
IN his own fashion
The army is right no superior of
dcer may under any Circumstances
be subject to attack Or the laying on
Of hands from al enlisted man Il
50 the army as an army might rs well
20 Out Of business But for All that
# the newspaper accounts are cor.
recr and me Telegraph reporter
was an eyewitness tor most Of jc. the
general common run Of the niue civ-.
IIan VIII have 3 feeling deep dowa
IN as heart for Prlvate Jack White.
teacharwe.ght champion Of the army
who Ike tae famed Elmer Tgggta
could oe pushed 1-st 50 tA- M.
con Telegraph
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07
Cut This QUIT is Worth Money

Cut This QUIT Is Worth Money
Don't Miss This. Cut out this slip
enclose with i've cents and mail it 20
Foley & Co. 1885 Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and ad-
dress clearly You viii receive IN
return a trial package containing
F0ley's Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs, colds AMI Group. Foley >
Kidney pills for pains IN sides and
back rheumatism backaChe Kidney
and bladder ailments and Foley
CathartIc Tablets. . wholesome and
thorough cleansing cathartic. for con
stjpatI0n. 5iIiousness. headache and
sluggish bowels Anti Monopoly
Durg Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07
AND ANOTHER CRITIC -As
"=ALLER! o0WNs

Governor Alien 81 Kansas made ;
grandsrand play when T. started his
Investigation 9t t1e Arg0nne cam
patg1. But Ike Ill criticism ot &C
cual lighting operations ~ uon-com-
b4ra1c-. thousands Of miles from the
battle fr9ut. 1-s oaargas seem co have
fallen fIaz
Major General Trau3. w1o com
handed the American forces has
made able raIolner - 1he Aacses
governor a4 admits that all vas
u0t as 6e would a4ve WISHED L, out
minated ttac 9ar-las cannot De-
fought All Won without some dlsag,
raea1Ia ezoAr,ea as
Ny men III whA7 t1eE were 20 DO
wonderfully" General Tra-3 said
The oatcauous ady4u -ed AMI were
engaged III n4ad.r3-EAn1 eomb4c We
took in ta-ee a3Grs wt5l C.i.clio4siY
small losses what tna French a4d
eee1 up against or four y=4cs
Taac Is cu4 crUx 81 cae matte L
ais man al w14- 1ney we're co 30.
Tn4s v9a rae dgar
TIE chj-s --,1 ia Was based upon
Tie Gar mt t1e aiv3ae4 d 1rtiLlere-
4uez4u g nave been delayed ruat
ce--a.n Officers were relieved 81 c3m-
~4cd. r4a5 TIE carriage s4I -1orr lui
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

REGISTERED OUROCs-We have
over $50 head representing best
strains 81 the breed Herd bOars 81
ORION Cherry King Jr, Imperator.
Triple Defender and Bob Orion. Cher
~ King Anything you want IN d,
rocs from pigs ID 900 ID sows.-An
thOny Farms Anthony F1a.-2-1-u
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

WANT ED-Tnf0rmaucn Is 70 ths
whereabouts OF J. NJ. Edsau. owner
OF aalf interest IN parcel Of land in
Marion county Has been gone over
eight years Last heard from In
Jacksonville. Address D. F. Srebel-
Ton. Electra. Fla.-1-31-8t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

OPP0RTUEITY-e'or right person
Good chance for married couple 81
take charge OF small farm Six miles
from OCaja On hard road # interest.
81 V-Lre Mr. Z O. jameson OcaIa
Phone 26J -1---Lt*
FOR SALE-Sax0n SIX IL ir- class
condition Eew top. good tires
Apply TO H A Waterman Ocl-3
Fla = 26-2t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

For hoarseness. inflamed lungs or
irritating coughs, BALLARDS
HOREHOUND SYRUP is healing
balm r. does It's work quickly and
thoroughly. Sold 1y Gerig's Drug
Store
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

FOE SALE-20 acres unImpr0vaa
land half } nile OF Pedro StatIoG
4 bargain. $4,000 L q Walters. 1913
z Prairie s., Decatur. [ll-~-3t'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

SELFISH no. not az an but We do
want To take your next suit order.
N Fishei & son. ----s-tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

Doesn't hurt Bit Drop q little
Freez0ne on N aching corn Instantly
that corn stops hurting. then yog j.-r
1t r:gat out Yes. magic,
A tiny bottle 0f E'reez0ne costs out
a few cents at any drug store out Is
sufficient 10 remove every hard corn,
soft corn. or corn between the toes.
ami the calluses without soreness or
irritation
Freez0ne : the sens ti3ual alscov-
cry u q Cincinnati. genius. It - Won
dertui
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-07

, FOR SALE-Ss Several aales. prsssm
fifty to one hundred tgenty-as1
dollars Terms 20 responsible parties
Grover Alison. Inglis. Fia -2-i44t
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26

WASHINTON, Sept, &c Chair
man Fitzpatrick. Of the steel strikers
committee, told the Senate committee
today that the steel corporation re
fused to meet labor'S representatives.
He further stated that Samuel Com
pes wrote to Gary last June but tht
latter ignored the letter and never
made any reply.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick declared that the
corporation opposed the steel unions
and the organizers. He said President
Wilson tried to get q conference with
Gary for the Unions. and the news
papers at the time made mention of
the fact but animated that the tninnS
and their troubles were only- bugs.
boos, that most of the disgruntled
men were aliens.
Fitzpatrick claims that at Clarion
De1uesne and Homestead the author
tiles are denying all rights to strikers
and troops enter the noises and
trample upon the men. ..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26
CLEMENCEAU is
NOT SIGHTING
UNITED STATES

PARIS, Sept, % Premier Glenn
cnceau, on his nth birthday yeSter-
day, made remarkable speech in the
Chamber of Deputies and asked Tor
ratification Of the treaty.
"We can firmly believe and count
on Americas adoption of the treaty,
said the French Premier.
Previous to the speech yesterday,
the Chamber Of Deputies thought
Clemenceau sighted America in his
speech Of Wednesday. Yesterday he
showed no slight was intended.
Clemenceau said America flung
men into the battle with admirable i'm
petuouSity.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26
Executive Order
.SgT ~ '''''"~a

>khS a1Ns ~
The following is the executive ord
er signed by President Wilson regard
ing the reservation for the navy coal
bunkers at Seward;
II. is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing described tract of land at Sew
ard, Alaska, be, and the same is here
by. reserved and set aside for the use
of the Navy Department for the cree
ton of wharves, coal storage yards,
and other naval purposes:
"Ail that certain tract of land
bounded on the west by line drawn
PARALLEL to and 200 feet easterly from
the center line of the Government
Railroad; on the north by the north
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26

Yesterday the Associated Press sent
q dispatch that the "City Of Seattle"
had sailed for Seward, and gave the
name of three passengers. Today the
corrected list is made. The City OF
Seattle is an Admiral steamer on the
Southeastern Alaska route and the
passengers mentioned in the dispatch
yesterday were probably for Juneau.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26
WILSONFORCE[
TO END HIS
LONG TOUR

remaining dates and return to Wash
ington next MondGy.
Outwardly, President Wilson has
stood the strain of the trip we'll but
has been suffering from headaches. ia
tigucd by confinement in the train.
The audiences were also so large that
ne was forced to use great eXertion to
make his voice heard. The President
has made nearly forty speeches, not
including speeches in automobile pa-
radeS and those from the platform OF
his private car.
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KING ALBERT
To Be A REAL
ENGINEER NOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 90 King
Albert has been given permission, nc
his request, to pilot locomotive pull
ing the royal train on trip to the
Yosemite Valley next month on the
visit to the Pacific Coast states. The
King has a penchant for mechanics
and often acts as engineer OIL railroad
trips in Belgium.
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WICHITA. Kan, Sept 20 On
orders of DR.. GraySoa, President vii
son was forced to cancel the remand
rr Of his speaking tour and he leaves
here direct for the White house. Dr.
GraySon said the President was i'll
physically and exhausted. The condi-
ton of the chief executive is not crit
ical only nervous reaction and the SUI
pension OF the trip is imperative.
President Wilson was i'll most all
Of last night and this morning was not
better but he desired to make his four
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SECRET SESSION is ON

PARIS, Sept, 90 The Italian del
egation is in constant communication
with Rome. 1t is announced the Kings
Council has held two meetings. The
members are pledged to secrecy. 1t is
believed in conference circles that the
recent communication from Wilson re-
garding Fiume, is before the Kings
Council.
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ALAMEDA Is
COMING

SEATTLE. Sept, 26-- steames
Alameda sailed north at S o'clock yes:
terday AFTERNOON with seventy passen-
gers, the following being for Seward:
Miss J. J. Miller, :..'.' ''ts
Louis Carpenter,
Frank Revelle,
Perry Revelle,
r. II. Huston and one Steerage.
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line of Monroe Street extended easter
ly; on the east by the waters of Resur'
rection Bay, and on the south by the
south line of Washington Street eK-
tended eastward. Provided, that the
land hereby reserved and set aside and
the wharves, yards, and other i'm
proyements thereon shall also ~
available for use by the Department
of the Interior, in such manner and at
such times as shall not interfere with
the use thereof for naval purposes,
pursuant to such arrangements ~ may
be made by the Secretaries of the Ma
w and Interior.
WOODROW WILSON.
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NEW YORK, Sept, 26- j.. It.,
Gary stated today that he believed the
directors Of the steel corporation can
not confer or even negotiate with
Fitzpatrick. Gary made similar re-
ply to Fit2patrick'S statement that the
strike would end Immediately il the
corporation would arbitrate.
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PITTSBURG, Sept, 90 President
Grace, of the Bethlehem Steel Comp
any has refused to grant a conterenc"
with the steel workers. Foster, Secre-
tary of the workers committee, indi-
Gated that strike OF the Bethlehem
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SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept, 26-- Forest
fires are today threatening the big
trees in the Santa Cruz woods. Help is
required to save them as the present
fighting eorde is too small.