> of the North Pacific
• s in 'Bristol hay, made
Nasi ■ ■> tv t. it again leading the
u ded fishing
barks ,\i i ■. : ’ e Dora and her mas
. that there
I ret ; • ; ' v.
• n_ . i \ tiie ice in Bristol bay
.1 \ 'as comparative
Nushagak but harder
i g and tossing, mak
rigation <x e; d:ng»y difficult.
i v k Flint is perhaps
F . • of France, caught
. T teoiua was the only
utt of sight at the
m1 an out! experi
1 ok ahsolutelv
«
■ a .v saved much
■ i Ienly the ice be
i. ling. When the ice
y ; n a i ushed hull
slowly settled, not
. About
..wed for an odd
r. rigged up a jury
■\i ions and decided
• velt came
en should go
t j" led in jnakin >■
good.
w.naged by be
. All freight
aboard is safe, eithe
HE ALLIES
ent of the
the < Chinese so1
o at |
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Harbin and also near the Siberian frontier. The Chinese
do not want the Bolshevik! government to win.
“China will help the Allies,” said the Premier,” and
will be glad to send 40,000 or 50,000 well trained and well
armed troops to the front but financial difficulties and act
ivities of Provincial rebels ] revent at this time.”
— ALL CITIZENS
of the Seward District are called upon to meet at
file Arctic Brotherhood Hall, in Seward,
at 8 o’clock, P. M. on Friday, June, 28th, 1018
to render their subscriptions for
War Savings Certificate Stamps
by virtue of a
War Proclamation ’ j!
by the
President of ihe United States
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There will he no public sale of War Savings Stamp $
on ibis occasion. Subscriptions only will be invited, to 1 ■
taken up during the remainder of the year, 1918, at:
The United States Post Office at Sews a-d.
i he Bank of Seward ” n
The Harriman National Bank of Alaska ” ”
Persons who will be prevented from attending said
meeting, may make their subscriptions, direct, C o the
above institutions, on or before June 28th, 1918
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Gaston Hardy H. V. Hobeit
Chairman, Seward District, Mayor of Si nvard
W. S. S.
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leports that the transpoi 1 Santa Anna
bound for Bizertafor, J\f. ilta, has been
toipodoed. Iwo thousand , one hundred;
j and filly soldiers and na tive workmen
"c,° aboard. Fifteen hundred and
J twelve are reported to ha* vc been saved
, \ »‘M.i]»ing in the lifcbo ats and on
rafts.
jGERMAN RU LE I
GREAT AO i
I LIBERTY .,.!,
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1, 1 A':I*\JT 24 ~ A 1 lava»-a Sfency,
I ohcial War Loan a< lveitiso ments I
now appearing in the C ^,man news
papers gives an uninteml )V>Q 0f
the German rule an occu picdtS Xies
Jt says: “How can an y Germaj i still
I hesitate to subscribe f 3r tj,e \Var
I Loan . \ou are faint-hi ■arted, to and
| ask Belgians, the Serb ians, the j Rus
sians, the Italians, wh: tt it mean s to
have the enemy in the c ountry. Do • you
not realize that it is y 0UI. sa ^ of
the loan only that can , keep thc h( )r.
rors df an enemy oc cupation fre -m
German’s soil?”
Prosperity is freque ntly but the pre- •
lude to adversity. 1
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EXCEPT SUNDAY
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MORNING WITH LATEST
NEWS 0. THE WORLD
AND ALSO ?
RESUME OF THE WEEKS’
HAPPENINGS.
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