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The Alaska Weekly Post
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Elmer A. Friend, Editor
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If ;,n of the othoi citi< town.- and villages that take protection under
th*' Ana- i a i ' ' • done in Libortj
loans, th » Un ted Stat • * : * it cot Id possibly be u>ed
in this tr eat worlds War.
If they had all donated io the lied C o.- Lund as lib-*-ally as has Seward,
Alaska, this great hinnantarian organisation would have sufficient funds to
finance tneir atiai'S for th** n»*xT two years.
If they had all pa re hast d Saving St. raps i i pr >po ti >r. to Seward, Alaska.,
there would be no need foi a fait her Liberty Loan.
ll* every city, village and town umU r the Starr and Stripes had re-pond
ed to the cal! for volunteers and fulfilled th ; d a t quota as has Fewad.
A t m ' - * ’
j,ont in training fo the task of dipping the Kui ♦ 1 s chavs.
the record tl ^ • 1 nay be proui
of, aw ( 1 that must Ik a point of - 1 (1 •'*
to join th« colors.
Sin p the -tart «*l hi- v::r, since nno m: u •osseu n»s in me
■ ing. ho has not made o l Si * -
to .in a manner that must warm the coed*.- ot hi.- heart. t)ur quoin o* \\.!i
Savin - aim again, an< ms been
possible for the i’ost Oil ire amt liuiiks to bop a sufliiicnfc supply on hand
at any time to m*“ t the c mui id
l: : :
the quota ami w< a e ready lo do it agai n
In the Iie*i drive S d ard a \r !•: *^ is die ^ry - id
tion ot" all of North America, Ill erd, o mn.vo up me a», ount euiii is.u e
and Territory in the Union v.ms aa;> t >acd : < rib: • of
b40,000.00 was aiiowed Alaska ami Sew r . -L pwd e»n «»ud raised ovrr$;U
000,00 or more than one fourth or the v»t il Alaskan quota.
It was u • •
of her young manhood with the same lav sh nam ami m tne sanu namier taa.
she gave of her goods and wealth for tl e needs o* t ie Nation. Oiu h nclret!
and four nun are now woarii u the Unii >rm of Unde Sam from this city and
in a hundred camps .-cattercd trom l o t I iscum to the Ikave anti irom tlie
Ti xas border to t e Maim, boy. ’ th * • ...
Resurrection Buy li.mr, a-, doing ilu-ii bit for tie Unde who adopted the
Land they hail from, and who some day may allow this land a star in the
Flag they are lighting wider.
Seward is represent! in . of u vice and the
following is the list of names, addnsses and regiments of Sew aid’s <4uoia to
date as near as possible at this time:
James Peterson, 11 Infant y l o t Win. II. Seward.
Samuel Lukins, 11 Infantry 1 o t Liscu.n.
Gus P. Drimeris, 14 Infantry Fort Liscum.
Hugo H. Millet:. 11 Infantry Fort Liscum.
George G. Cotter. (ilM Ki.-int s. Washington !\ C.
Chas D. Hume, 23 Engineers, Fiance
Leslie B. Denny, Bulger, Co.i) 31 st Er.giia.ors, France
Russell Calvert, Company I>. 31st Engineers. Frame »
W. U. Stevenson. hth Canadian Kngineeis Vancouver l>. C.
Grant Carlson, 31st Kngineers, franco.
John M. Kimmel. Infaut y Fort Lawtoa. Kansas.
C. K. Williams, C*>i ;>ary S M 1 ... . fh, Camp !. . Va.
W. K. Williams, 32 Enginm - C .. . Cr i . < u
I. D. Wci»s, Aviat n, San Ante . T xaa.
^Iat Ryan, Kngineers, France.
Lt. Euga. il .wii . A\ . .. ; » ; r re.
J. P. Stoliza. Seibh.n Kigirw ., i -mu- .
Chas A. Sheldon, Q. M. C. Naval Aviation, Fiance.
Ci.pt. C . i.. t om.iii. .,. la.iv* i, . it. i h( >
J. P. MomK • O ficers framing C: up, i ms.
Lt. R. J. Monro . « ’J Kic’d i . na dan K.igi.r e>s.
Arthur B. Gray, 32 Kngineers, Camp G ant^Rorkiord, i'i.
W. S. Kennedy, 31 Engineers. 1 ranee.
Jim trough. Navy, fort McDowell, California.
George Switzer, Q. M. C. Newport News, Va.
Alex Monroe. . Canadian Er gineers, France.
Maj. T. M. Ward, Kngineers, Dallas, Texas.
Luto Dotson. Company 31 Ln, Camp Lee, Virginia.
Cadet Clifford Moores, Army Aviation Camp Dick, Texas.
Leon C. Booker, Army Aviation Camp Kelley, Texas.
Lt. J. C. Lutteit'll, Army Aviation, San Diego.
F. A. Taylor, U. S. Marines, California
Alex Bo lan, Aviation, trance.
T. J. Finnegan, Aviation, Vancouver, Washington.
Arthur S pecker, Naval Reserve, Mare Island, California.
Fred G. Bronson, Naval Service Mare Island, California
Chas A. Bur.gland, Navpl Aviation, San Diego.
"|| Drawing on the Reserves ||j
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L> »n lves*in, Infantry. Fort Me )o\vr'l. California.
Jobe W. Fountain, 31st. F.ndmvrs, France*.
I . ' . MeHical Rcr.cnj < ps, Ij i • Kan•■• •
Francis Giliigan, Camp Lewis, Washington,
lane:.: n Kean. . ~>,Tavy, Lremeiton, Washington.
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Ole J( • U. S. :a\ , I • Wi i fton.
Lawrenee J. O’Conner, Cavalry, Fort McDowell, California.
( I al Corps, Wa • * '• * •
Cap . Jack Lynch, Signal Corps, 1* i*anoe.
Copt. C. li. Hill. Signal Corps, France.
C. K. Norton, Ambulance Corps, France.
E. K. Irving, Canadian Engineers, France.
C F. Martin, Ambulance Corps, France.
Win. Solstrom, 14th lnlanti\, 1 lance.
C. H. Hopkins, 14th Infantry, France.
\els Anderson, Camp Lewis, Infantry.
Stanley Goss, Camp Lewis, Infantry.
Pedro Caruuzu, Camp Lewis, Infantry.
George S, Calogcvo, 14th Infantry, fort Liscum.
Thomas Werner, 14th Infantry,‘Fort Liscum.
Jack Ryan, 14th Infantry, f r.l Liscum.
11 in A. Easterlin, ntry, Fort I
Elmer C. Cod,, 14♦ h Infantry.. Fort Liscum.
Entil A. liUoio, 14th Inl’antiy. Foil Liscum.
, jjy ! . 1 ah Hi.Vnt \. Fort Liscum.
Adolph Hie?cli, Lort Win. H. Seward.
Ja < Johnson, 1 It)' Fort Lise im.
• Mi o Chabitnoy, 14th lort Liscum.
Alex C. Anderson, 14th Foil Liscum.
Andrew Anderson, 11th Fort Liscum.
Leonard S. Seaton, Camp Lewis.
Paul Do Robles, Fort Wm H. Seward, 14 Infantry.
Harry Larson, Army fort McDowell, California.
Call G. Olsen, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
Lloyd L. Striekler, 14 IvfanLy, Foil Liscum.
Sam Karas ich, 14 Infant y, f ort Liscum.
John J. Campbell, Camp Lewis.
Albert Baum berg or, Camp Dodge, Navy.
W’i-.iam D. Christenson. Infantry, Camp Lewis.
Dominick Kelley, Infantry, Camp Lewis.
C. Rainey, Camp Lewis.
Emil Mark strom, 14 Infantry. Fort Liscum.
X.Uk Sugerank\ 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
Ab aham Fsterlan, Camp Sherman, Ohio.
William Pochlmann, Co. M. 23 Engineers, France.
\.*iI Sexton. YtMiuen, ('.imp i Co. H. UrenuMton, Washington,
i. . . • M. C. 1 v ache Camp Lewis. v
Albert Osness, 14 Infantry, Port Liscum.
Chas. W. Gunderson, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
G st fiockstiom, 14 Infantry, Port Liscum.
Cu-1 S. Xel.son, 14 Infantry, Port Liscum.
Sigfried Lindgrin, 14 Infantiy, Port Liscum.
Carl A. Carson, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
Kadisar Manebick, 1' Infantry, Fort Liscum.
Join H. Graff, Signal Corps, Camp Lewis.
(lust Peterson, H Infantry, Port Wm H. Seward.
Thorwald Osbo, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
T1 ■ wlow Lai s on, 1 I nt , Fort IJscum.
l\i *• Lalilos, 14 infantiy, Fort Liscum.
John Henehan. 14 Infantry,Fort Liscum.
John C. Evcnson, 14 Infantiy, Fort Liscum.
Antonio G. Frangro., 14 Infantiy, Fort Liscum.
Peter H. Ret .on, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
John C. Iiieri, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
L. Henry Groni*ose, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
Henry Koford. 14 Infantry, I oit Liscum.
John I). McLeod, 14 Infantiy, Fort Liscum.
William Henehan, 14 Infantiy, Fort Liscum.
SigUard Skat bo, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
T. J. Frost, 14 Infantry, Fort Liscum.
A. R. Roberts, Camp Lewis.
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To tlie abotfe list should also he added the following:
Roy D. Fonda, .“>lst. Engineers, -France.
Harry Mitchell, (>th Canadian Engineers, now in eastern Canada.
Virgil Rich* 0 fice^s Ma in< 'amp, $an 1 rancisco.
WOMEN AT SCENE OF FIRE LIVED IN
CARS ON TRESTLE FOR TWO DAYS
The women at mile 83 lived in dump cars which had
been pushed out on a high trestle, for two days when the
, , • ;• o:. ;; a-’QURe! section last week
according to a statement made last night at Hotel Seward
by Mrs- F.L. Wagner.
ards Mil 83,” said Mrs.
Wagner, "the men folks began moving the household
goods to a place of safety and the railroad officials back
ed dump cars down the track and the women got aboard.
The cars were then taken out on the high trestle away
from the path of the flames. For two days we lived in
the cars- The car I was in was covered with canvas and we
experienced only minor inconveniences.”
ill's. Vagner is with her husband and both are going
outside to listen to the big noise of war bustle at close
i range. . _ .
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