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mid nho the Ii»cai news published herein.
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A series ol ©nicies has been 'tin
ning lor sometime in tlu* t hicago
Haily News and other ne\\>papei> eu
titlid **l uderulortl'Y Hun Story." I h*
ostensible purpose is to give the <*«er
man side of the gr« at war althougi
the real obj«x*t seems to he to show to
the wo Id what a superior general l.u
detldorl'f believed himself to he. The
big •'T* i.> noticeably prominent
throughout the entire series.
There is not the faintest trace in
these articles that the tie*mans colt
>.de»cd themselves the aggressors, hut
,.m ’lo* cov miy the author l»raxetdy
nj istw ol theii oppon
i f»t> in trying to oppie.ss them and
finaly to utterly destroy them: that
th* onpression had become -o si tong
that ’he tieiinans had to go to war to
save themselves from being complete
ly effaced and that all their acts were
justified as a means of self-defence
and national p»« sorvation.
Then* is not the slighest indication
m \h bombastic utterances that the
(l. riiKius have any conception ot ti e
wrongs they have commit!**! or ot th •
iniustve to* y have iuilicted upon ^
world, and consequently they have no
feeling <»! repentance.
It i." noticeable also that l.udendoiff
everywhere minimizes tin* military
.kill ami ability of* the opposing forc
es, and especially the effectiveness *>■
the American troops.
While no b oad luimled person on
jects. bid rather courts an honest view
Ot* both sides of a question, it is dif
ficult to ee any good that *an he d**
\n 1 ;w *'
publication in this country of (Jennan
propaganda of this or any other kin !,
for propaganda it is and of the sane
veiled and seductive nature h;t h -
characterized tierman propaganda
the last half century.
In reading these articles one is
minded of the story told by (‘apta.u
Moody. of the doughboy, talking t«*
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Recent!y thoroughly Renovated.
•*\\ K II VN DLK ONLY 1TRST CLASS
GOODS’*
-WE I NDEliSl ANl) HOW TO
PREPARE THEM’*
Cleanliness and Courtesy
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron — John C. Gaffney
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
THAT IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
That's us
BRANCH
GRILL
JOHN'S PLACE
URBACH’S
II (> M E
O F
H A K T
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M A K \
C I. O T H R S
chaplain, and in th** course of hi* coil
versation, remarked with true icligi
oiis fervor, that since he had been in
the war (Tod seemed veiv near to him.
'•but'*, he immediately added. “1 wish
the whole D was wa ill
hell/*
So of this and all other propaganda
originating from the same source o.io
feels like saying, “the whole damn
vile stuff should he in hell instead •*
being published in tin? V nited St at :
for the purpose of poisoning the min*.s
of the American people."
The many strikes so tar this year
are too much like mystery stories, the
plot being hard to unravel.
When the league of nations is es
tablish* d. will the Secretary of I'eaoe
Micceod th** Secretary of War*
Japan stcudili declares its earnest
desiie 1*0 peace with ( hina rather
than a piece of China.
Armenia has discovered the flaw
in the great American system of do
ing tilings, like the Alaskans have, an<!
politely hut pointedly asks that lit-*
Cniied States government semi fewer
investigating committees and more
food and clothing.
In tin* court of public opinion the
rase of Reason vs. S.fid icalism should
now In* calk'd, like ill the meat pack"
i*rs case. charges having been made.
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NOVA SCOTIA MAN
GAINS 25 POUNDS
•*l SiM1'L\ FKKL LlkK.N NKW
M \N. HK SAYS A1TKU
TAKINC TAN LAC.
"1 have often seen the time I would,
have gladly given everything I pos
sess for the i el let* a few bottles ot this
Tanlac lias given me," said Robert Aic
Aloney, a well known contractor, liv
ing at SI) York street, Hali.\*;:\ in a
statement while at Kinley’s recently.
"Four bottles of Tanlac lias not on
ly relieved me entirely of a case ol
stomach trouble that had made life
miserable for me for more than five
/eat,*' he continued, “hut 1 have a du
ally gained twenty-five pounds »r
weight, besides. 1 am not exaggerating
a let when I say ! am I’ecPng better
now than I have in twenty years Why
l was telling one of my friends f. ♦
the other day that 1 am feeling like *?
sixteen year old boy again. The way 1
have been built up and strong tinned
has really astonished me.
“I had been suffering. as I <aid.
from stomach trouble anti a run down
condition for more than five yea s
ind until Tanlac came along was never
able to find anything to help me. Aiy
stomach just seemed to be upset all
the time. Nothing tasted right oi
Thai exquisite Toilet Preparation in
the following numbers;—
PACK POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERECME
SACHET POM PER
SOAP
Just Arrived from
Palmer, New York.
SEE DPR HALLOWE’EN
NOVELTIES ALSO JEST IN.
SKWARI) DRUG CO. j
The Kexalt Store.
agreed with me and I simply had to
fo’vo dov i) what litth* I did eat. Alv
- om:ih v. oil hi gctas sum as vinoga •
v cer meals and 1 would l> oat up with
gas and feel miserable for hours,
h here were sharp, cramping pains ad
li rough my stomach and the gas
wo h! press on my heart so at times 1
< .Mini iumii.v hi eat la .
•*Aft* r going to bed at night the*
gas would bother me so I couldn't
rest. Many a nql.t I have gotten om
of bod and walked tin* floor never g**i
t«ng a w ink of sleep. 1 havo had to ia.y
off i com work for w eeks at a time
just stiff* ring agony with my st< mark,
and had lost all of Unity pouids in
• weight. I would wake up in tin* morn
jugs feeling s»* tired and no aceouu<
that t was an effort for i ie to g *t out
of bed. 1 was habitually con«tipat*d
i and had a dull, hagg'ng headache
neatly all tiie Unto. 1 had suflored »o
miah ami s> long that I hud about
reached the. point where I didn’t ease
w hether’l lived or not.
*• 1 Jut I feel altogether diffeivn'
since I unlae has straightened me mil
.mkI tiu’dt me up so wonderfully. I**’*
| foie 1 had finished my first bottle
.v a d< <i im^rovem* nt in m - o
dition. I am eating three good, square
meals a day and my stomach never
gives me tin* least trouble. I don’t be
I have ever enjoyed my meni ;
mo; <* and I cyn oat just anything set
.let'on me. I have been relieved o|
constipation and headache and that
tired, worn out feebng has left nv\
loo. I can sleep like a log every night
and get up in the mornings ready to -
il hearty breakfast and a good day •
work. 1 toll you l simply feel like ?
new nmn and 1 am glad to give this ,
statement to be used in letting othe"
know what it is that restored my
health.”
Tanlac is sold in Seward by the'
Seward Drug Company, (adv.)
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(TTY COITNCI 1. MI-'.KTS
The city council held a short busi
ness session last night, I’residcn.
Erich Lucas presiding in the absence
of Mayor Chamberlin. Couucilmeu
Graef. McNeer, Whittemore, Graff;
and Horner were present. M. (I. .Mill* •
CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
protested in writing against the eon
struetion of a dairy barn within un
lawful distance of his residence. This
matter was referred to the Health
Committee to re|>oit on next session.
Councilman draff reported the Har
vey house had been rented for a d'1
tention hospital, the rental being $7.
50 per month. The committee was au
thorized to coil several rooms and
hank up around the house. The hill o?
K. K. Kudolph of $70 for rent of the
house used as a detention station hut
winter was O. kod and ordered | aid
also the chum of Carl A liny lor •' 17.
•jf> stenographic sendee in comic-mo
with ••odlfying the ordinances. < dj
Clerk Kst -s '■ as ins'rcet<-d to have ’he
city seal repaired, it now being loop
sided and not making a good impres
don with anybody or on anything.
WE VTHMIt RITOKI
The following 0'** ’•*
SEWARD :'fi. Clear North.
Anchorage IS, Pt. Cloudy. S.L.
Matanuska 20, Cloudy. Calm.
Moo sec reek 20. Cloudy, aim.
Chickaloon 29. Cloudy, Northwest.
Wasilla 20, Cloudy, Calm.
Talkoetna 15, Cloudy, East,
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WICK EltSIl VM AND CIHCSP.Y,
ON W V Y TO WASHINGTON
Delegate (loorgo Ik Origsby an*'
James Wickersharn are now on tie r
way to Washington, according to ad
vices received here, having completed
lh«* taking of testimony in the dele
gateship contest. The two conteode
left Ketchikan recently for Seatt
both occupying the same room tie* o.
lv accommodations left .
Entire New Management. ^
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