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GERMANY WITH AUSTRIA
BERLIN. May 24.—The government officially an
nounced this morning on the receipt of the declaration of
war by Italy against Austria that Germany will stand by
her ally. Already Count von Buelow, the German am
bassador to Rome, has been recalled and preparations are
being rushed to meet the crisis. While Berlin and Ger
many regrets the declaration, confidence prevails that
Italy can be smashed more quickly than any other ol the
Allied powers.
ITALIANS LEAVE CANADA
VANCOUVER, May 24.—Four hundred Italian resi
dents of this city are now ready to takt ship to join their
country’s army. Since the news 'tine that Itah hat! de
clared war Italians have become too mom nepuhir people
in western Canada.
GREECE GETS RESTIVE
ATHENS, May 24—The condition of King Constan
tine is worse ml he may not recover. Should he die the
country will l.i*t? removed the greatest obstacle i<> >'^
LOCATION NOTICfS AT 1IIL GATHVAV
General Contractor
fireproof Hotel. Appartment House.
Office Building Construction.
Dock, Warehouse and Bridge Building
Ml KINDS Ot CONCRETE WORK
Will be pleased to submit estimates and
bids for ait kinds of construction work.
J. P. MANTELL, Hotel Seward
entering the great war on the side of the Allies. The war
party has been sterngthened immensely by the declaration
of Italy, and Greece may be described as growing restless.
Rumors have come from Koumania of the most ominous
i activities which may culminate in that nation's participa
tion against the Teutonic allies
RUSSIANS TRY TO OUTFLANK
RETROGRAl), May 2-1.—The Russians in western
Galicia, greatly reinforced, have crossed the San river
near its juncture with the Vistula and are now moving
south in an effort to outflank the Germans. Our forces
are also attacking the Austrians near Bukowina and have
shown an intention to start offensive movements g'*"
orally.
|i \TTKRS RKITSF TO
PAY Till*: JUHiMKNT.
M W VORK, May 2:1. --The IT.itm1 (
Ha. »*s of America have refused to
i pay the Tdgroont of tw*' hundred and j
eighty thousand dolla- < against the
Danbury unit n. The judgment was
rondo ret I in the trial »»* the union for
:\ vitiation of the Sherman law and
several of the tun >n nu mbers were
ousted from their homes because ol
failure *o pay tb* line inflicted by the
cou,t. f. ailed llaHers have now
On account of some of tin
n; *t hinory going astray
be! woon fhicago
ami Suattlo
The Seward Soda Works
Will Not Open Until
About June 1st
t'p«nair- Over the Soda Work* a
First-Class Photograph Studio
managed by one of the best art
Will Open About June I st
ROBT. ASHLAND
Proprietor
Best Corner in Town
Lots 19-20 Block 24
$5200.00
TERMS
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RESIDENCE
SI.900.00
?r>()0.00 Cash, 1 year
B. R. LAME & Co
Real Estate, Insurance,
Investments
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1 >t 21., Block 20.0300.00
1 >t 22, Block 20. 300.00
Lot 24. Block 20. 300.00
Terms
decided to reimburse the men thus
ousted.
The finest kb, 1 of job work as well
as the plainest is do• »e by the Gate
way.
Mr. investor:
11;n c von looked
at Lois I and 2, in
block 10, corner of
Adams and Fourth
a\(‘line?
Half r.asli and Terms.
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COMPANY
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Balance
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