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Phone*: Office, Adame '•)•
deuce, Adam* 4
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L. F. P. «fc S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. 0., C. M.
Van Gilder building
• «>ftce hours: 1 to r» ind 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
HEAD THE
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THE WEEKLY
POST
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L. O. O. M* No. 1423
Meeta every Tuesday 8 P M., at
A. B. Hail. Vifcitiaf Brother*
Invited.
J. M. Sloan. Dictator
K. E. RUDOLPH, Secretary.
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meet* on 2nd and 4th Saturday
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Setdoria. Alaska i
First-class merchandise at rea .r
sonab'e prices, prompt service >
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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The end of the war thisorning found r.U parts of th
composing room machinery celebrating. or something, for
everything from the linotypes to the flow of the ink on the
press went wrong The Gateway is late iru lucky at tha
’ to get out, and there may he lots of >,vvs that is not in thr
but it can’t be helj so let’ergo at that.
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PARIS, Nov., 11— Tiie situation in Germany today i.
as follows
h ho Socialist government is in power in Bavaria.
. Vv i ttonlurg Republic is proclaimed.
’i ho Royal family of Oldenburg has fled.
A Ufpuhiic has be > .t....... u . .. y - H hi
rtein.
Revolutionists hold I'rmk'ort, Hamburg. Cologne.
Rssen. Berlin, Muclhein . hi do <'-happclle, Kiel and Wil
nohnshaeeu.
Ft* dri k V gust, of ; lethroned.
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SUSl’ENDI’P UFATU ?7: \TG
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’ ONPON, Nov. '1— A" e u'tinr: has been sn
> led ' Croat iiri’ hi a.
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f ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ’ ’
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brt Fin ’ r ; •’'as r’o ' * :v r vl ■ t y at the dis !
•v'.-.t •>' t’- r-op; 'V- rover.•• c;nt of Berlin.
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O f " * 7? TV' pf T*r ' “ t b P * f
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k-‘“ .. 'ha:co b 2*h as reg’ia r
as a woman change j hei
An’ others sre -ke VELVET.
Frederick <3& N elson
SEATTLE
Take Pleasure in Announcing
The Opening of Their
NEW STORE
At Fifth Avenue and Pine St.
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It is hoped thpt you will make
a special point of visiting this great
new store on your next trip to
Seattle.
C. There will he extensive new stocks
of Autumn merchandise to inspect—
the building itself embodies many
features of extraordinary interest
—and every modern convenience
has been provided to make shop
ping pleasurable.
PARIS, Nov., -- Private Jr an
! ’ounum oi New York City, \ *11 hero*
| at tor cany a eras.', on his Lac!: as a
ouvenir u( the j;rcut war. The v;ou\m
that has marked him i so u»n s ::L
;at 1 e i. known a. American JVI !»
ary Hospital No. 1, where he is now
jnvalesc-a'r, as the “tP 1 CVo.-,. Ma •’
tail s, nurses and patients lave
atclied ii s case with unu ua) inte
est.
Foustum is a member ol ore of th
'.meiuan regiments n Tiitl\ e.i ;r
n the fighting around i ’ mcs. , ! ;
been in France since las* O l .h m\
m.i went through heavy fig'.* '?; o .
lovcral fronl v it'iout a scr;
One morning n short tirn* just
is his cimiyaoy v ent over the toy
r1 . ■ a Bo chi ma hino g ti n<
•. shrvynei .-he!I knock-<1 him out. II'
..a! a momentary stinging sensati r.
iltd tiiem a voice t > find h‘mr»%lf on
\ niei i< an \ anitary i rain f >m • lu<
ms ta <e i 1 i v ambula ic< to the h<
pitah
\V« 1 . i ■ ’ n carried t > the pent*
■ • room , ‘ surge >n look* d him ov
« .it'* * ■ a <1 lb o..a r dotto* • *'
>r:e ami lo: k. The boy bad been hi
y two jm.h of dirapne’ , o vy ?
\i h ! ad g »n:> down his bade so dm
. hi spa , that » niy a mira. }o. . ;i.
h.i Nom paralysis^ The other ha*
.,o..a(1 at right angles, leaving the
iad: of a perfect cross on his bade.
Tollman nai thos. pieo .> of shrap
ud in his I’<\1 <fr>ss trca.uir bag*, li
. ; . th'v'r -y pier s” bn an
hey “only 1 t a scar.”
i.y;v:;. . .,\* is s./i,d:
London, Nov , — A whole tow.:
2,500 inhabit .nt . wim a r
story dating ac . to tiu til r of i
•axons and Dan s, Shaft* bury,
i or.ct:-hire, has lr*ea .. ’ d. Til gr .
t ; t • : the intr. »’ci 'Sty’s aw e* .;•<
I estate o!
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i y J r.;M Whits, a r.ationa’ly hr.
t uin, for 240,
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Goa!, Wood and Ice
GeutM-ai Trarsftr * n Fhuuea, Mata 17 nod KJ
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER M FOWER COMPANY
M< -*J-m I—|| imuxmiwiww i rm »im tm —mmmm——»4———
JOHN A. NELSON, Mana/zcr
0fficc--8arK cf Seward Building
SI WARP ALASKA
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