Press is important in terms of witnessing the political and social structure of an era. Towards the end of the Constitutional Monarchy II, when the idea of National Literature became a part of the literary community, the Haftalık Gazete (Weekly Newspaper), publishing every seven days as its name suggests, was able to survive for only eight months. (June 27, 1918- January 30, 1919) During its career, it included literary works in all of its issues. After the impact created by the Yeni Lisan article published in 1911, as many other fields were experienced, simplification in language, a tendency toward folk literature sources and a change of mentality desiring nationalization in art emerged as opposed to the idea of Fecr-i Ati ‘Art for art’s sake’. During this change, the old and the new was together in the Haftalık Gazete (Weekly Newspaper) where almost all literary works could be found. Therefore, it is difficult to say that the Haftalık Gazete (Weekly Newspaper) had a clear vision in the literary field. However, if we have to make a choice, some of the statements and articles we encountered during our analysis show us that the general approach of the newspaper was closer to the National Literature