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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10
ALDERMAN RETURNS.

w. W. Alderman. on the Juneau po- lice force, returned on the Jefferson bringing his dauGhtey, Mrs. c. F. For tune. who joins her husband here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10
ALrAR soelETY MEETING.

The ladies of the Altar Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at two O. clock at the home of Mrs. w. L. Mar tin, IF Seventh street, between Sew ard and Main streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10
ALFONSO eoEs To rRlAL

Alfonso liver indicted for selling liquor to Indians. went to trial before a jury in the district court this af- ternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Loyal Order of Moose tonight, Sept. 10, at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall.
 THos. J. MccAUL, secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10

FOR RENT-Three room cottage with first class furniture. Apply at Reliable Grocery, 9-1O.2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10
MEXICO TO REGULATE
 THE COST OF LINING

MEXICO, Sept. 10. -.- The govern inent has issued a decree calling on grocers to submit to the Federal au- t5orities an inventory of stocks and price lists. Failure to comply will mean confiscation of goods. The de- ctee was caused by famine prices.
 Mexico Must oloarm,
 MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1O.--A decree h5s been issued ordering people to tdliyer all fire arms to the military authorities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-10

BUILDING ON MERIT.

We are fitted with the most mod err apparatus for testing sight. Add to this equipment a thorough knowledge of the eye. gained by years of study and experience in fitting glasses. We claim your consideration on merit
 ALASKA OPTICAL co.
 Opposite Alaska Supply)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

ren crm6glidt oie Gage eines 6ig-
mage o6gc6cnOen 5eicri6iifcs oitf
eiucn Stri6 gcuau 5ii 6eiHmnen lno
ocu &pr8 oona6 fcit5ulc8cn.
gGdbreno biSlong mr Dice 6cucr-
idjifie nit llnEermoiieriboll Signals
@c6cr g(nlogcn pcriebeu paren lit
man in lester 3cit in @rfenntniB Der
groBcn %ort6eile oo5u ii6crgegoigeh
ou0 oen 0oppicrn iclbit @Iodcn an
@oro 5u gc6on Sic Icoigli& in Sal
len ocr 9}ot6 6cuiibt, on einem Dd-
bit il6er @or0 gcibweuft unO ua@
&cricnfltng rmtcr @oiier ourA
0an06etric6 bct6Gtigt wcroen. Dic
10 u6gegc6enen Signolc fonnen BON
ocn S6iffcn, pclbc olrA OrnbtIoic
Ielcqrapbic bon Dem llnfdll beua@-
ri6tiat iino lm0 Hi Siilfc 6cr6eieilen
mittcIS ser ltntcrpoiiericbcil Gn'
pfGu9er -9lnIogen ouf 9roBerc Gntfer-
nung ma6rgcnoninlcn merOcn llnO cr-
m0alicbcn es, OaS in giotb bcfinoli-
Gc SGiff ol6 i'm 9}e6eg i@nell uno
Tidcr oui6ufinOen.
g2ic groB ser S8crt6 elmer IoIben
@inri6tung iein fanl ge9t oub ous
Dem o6cn qeidiIoerten llngliidSfoll
micocr 5ur @eniigc beroor @s mGre
0c1er icDr at miInIhen Dob oie gln'
mcnOlng OicicS einfo@en Silfsnlit-
tells cinc gr6Berc &er6reiting idnOc,
oonit fir m6gli0it 0ielc S6iifc Die
glusii6tcu oitf Gettung aus Scenotb
nod mc6r wie bisber 9eiteigert Wcr-
oCn.
9lot6- -llnterpoiier- @lodcn iinO bis
long bei'm 9}orooeutibcn 2lopo, bel
oer @omburg- -9lucrifoSinie rno bel
Ocr &om6llrg characterization
Gonpiihiiio9rts @cicIi@oft einge-
fiibrt. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

0uB sic E6eilnc6mer 0e5gSirt6idoits-
tiries and bon Ocm io5iolen &cben
oe5 moOernen SponienS, Don Der
altberil6mten &lnii6liit6c bon Dem
2lufiGmlmg Oe5 9ldcr6oueS, Der 2ll.
oiitrie mo Ocs &erfejr5ucicus cin
riGtige9 8ilO erbalten.
@inc 5ucitc &cranltoltuug 3ur Be
lc6ung oe9 iltcrnotioualeu SanoeGS-
ocrfc5r9 miro 0ic oSutcrparlamcllta-
ride &an0elSrc6ts. Gouicrcu5" ieiu
bic am 49,, 10. uuO 20. Sumi 3. 8.
in 9riiiiel 3uionlmentreten ioQ. S6r
3mcd lit 0ic @or6ercitlng ciu6eitli-
c5er Sonocl90cieec fiir ale SdH0cr
Guropas. Gouit luerOcn Oie Sc
iirc6uugcn Oc3 pcritor6cHci Stats
miliiter9 9cruoert 0c9 l1ngid6ri8cn
2SrGd0euten Scr intcrporlomcntari-
icben llnion, olr1 einc Grippe bel8i-
i6er Garlamcntarier pieOcr oligc-
nonlmen.
Ser brittle @oritoB 5ur 60rOerung
OcS internationalcn &aaOcl3pcrfebrS
gc6t BON Dei &ereinigten Staaten
ans. S)ier lat bic nSuteruotional
decoration Of Commercial Crapel-
lcr9", bic ii6er 100000 @}it9lieoer
3d6lf, bci9loiien ouf Der Bauamo.
9lu5itcQng 5u Sm 5ralcisco i'm
Sabre 1915 cinen g8clt.GongrcB Der
S5on0llung9reiienocn a63u5oltcn. Sic
miro 5li Oiciem 3wed ein cigencs Sc
bGu0c crri0ten, in Dem &0ridlc m0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Die 8e-
ruf9acnoiicn Oorgclc6en iinO. Sine
Gommiiiiou 0ieies 1roBen &erbonoes
beiu6t gegenmGrti9 Die Ocri6icoenei
@duOcr Guropo $, I'm 0ic Grganiia-
tion 0er &anohtnlsrciienOen 3llr
Mlihpirflmg on 0ieiem GongrcB 81
bcpcgcu. 9to6oem Die clgliibcn
GcrbGnoe 5ugeitinmt 6obcn miro
Jest in 6raufreib luO in 0euti4lano
Die geeigncte 6orm gcil6t, inter Der
0ic 3wc6c 0cS @clt-&ongreiie9 gum
8eiten 0cS Stan0ca ser Sanohngs-
reiien0eu un0 sur 6oroerlng OeS iil-
tcrHotionaleu &crfe6rS on iidbcriten
ge0eibeu fonnen. 2Iu6 bier lit ihou
OeS6al6 cine itarfe Nct6eiliging 81
wiini6eu neil &enntniB fremOer
Sdn0er unO i6rer @iuri6tlngen, TO-
wie perionliAe @crii6ruugen nit
6a6genoiien fir Oeu Sanoelsitaun
Elm ment6e6rli6cS 9ilolngselemeut
iii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
gpn Sspti8sF sdifia5rt.
q36n UGeE'f89 a II.

ININIiNN' ''fN''N
@iif fomneppenf Srilblipg bc9inut
ii6 oic Oeutide .9Aiifa0rtouclt 5n
riiiten nibtwIE siG aftigcp @iitglic.
Der Der S5mnqelallptte, iouoern audi
oie &crrcn pagt 9rilAen Aii@e, mel1e
@eicbe forAemlSIR 23. 2Pqr5 miro
ser oclti6e Seeidiiia6rtstag in Der
@anoelsfannl9r ~ Berlin tagen unO
groB miro BIC 3ebl Ierep ieiH bic
5iun groBcn &hcas aqs.oSec- mo
&anOclsfreiien 9srag9 li1re Stim.
me erbe6eu peroen HHI an penn mei.
teren 9lusball per 10eltirAen @ouoels,
ilotte, ie eSialH, nagi9 9atprii1er, IN
idiffbaute4Wibarr Yc8ig4pg. lei e5
sur neutrality-suspicious. BON Slider
GcitsnlaBregela. alliY 3 ec. iait5uarbei-
ten. llno pie iAqfieasirQ9 1T Oieier
aanrpf gelpqrlepygltno wie mliang-
reid lit oas5@eliet pes erltrebten
rnO ocs @agqaten 6ea es
8etrahtelsmir iul3 nlf lele gee
woltigen idBlpimiHsiiOeA 9mlteu je'
mes @crf oo5y Gin @qaiN qrifafien
iene gewaltigen 9iieIep.ls0ie inter
oeutiben 6orbqn igdrein0ep @cmdi-
icra Die Eii6tig5cit Ogutidcr Sdiii-
bauflmit bgmeBcllnn 9efgabten mir
ms feruer piea 9elaaltigc &er9roBe-
run0 oes 9reqeF 99ifl9parfes, fiir
0ic sic bremil@ itei3c ,sIrqit oes 9|oro.
Ocuti6cu Slopos ageiqrgt pelher IN
Uollem natiQnaleHApn0 smternationo.
ZEN @crlIdnonlG Penn Sqmbiraer
9'ruocr oic. &catc 9ereic9t 4m ae-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
Observation-Disclosures.

tNAN~@~A ilN~ H+NtNNW
SIN o9eu6tt6urm", Dem Gore
ipouOen86lutt oes Gerein8 Der &be-
Der oes llntermoiienge6ictes, leien
mir:
nnSyn leb6aIter @rinnering 1T
nod Oic &otnitrop6e oeS @oitoonl.
piers rGobcQltiO, Scr am N2orQen
ocS 13. Sonor bel Oen ErttitD-
9foGS no6c 0cm 9ur6er Sbool-
2aldti6iff an Der &iiBe bon gtorO-
omcrifo inn Oihten 9}c6el ltranOete.
0os llnqlii6 bGttc Dernie0en merOen
t0pnen, mcnn Der 0nmpfer nGobc-
Qll0" nit elmer llntermoiieri6nll-
GnipiGnger 2lnlage ouSgeriiitet &c.
ncien pGrc, 0enn 0icic 9lpporate bat
ter cs i6m crm5glic6t, oie bon Dem in
ndc6itcr 9ld6e liegenoen Scueridiif
u&urc6er Sbool~ o6gegebencn Inter
Observation-Disclosures ouf5u1e6men II.
an @onO Oerlel6en Mid iopobl iibcr
icine eigenc Gage 5ll llnterrid)ten, mic
nl6 Die 9iibtng oeS 6eucridbiffcs
81 6eitimnen. g8G6renO, mie I'M Dor
liegenoen Sale, bel Sturm mo 9lc.
Eel cine Orientirlntb nit Siilfe BON
Sec5ei6en uno 2uftihau.Signolen
lmno9li6 iit, unterIiegen Die inter
yGoIicr o6gege6encn 3ei6en feiner
&ceinfluiilng ourd 98ino unO @et.
ter. ionOern mllrocn in oieiem Did
tcrcn Mcoiunl einmol obiolllt 5lloer-
l0iiigcn Johann o6er ou6 biernaI 10
idnelI pie 2ufti6oll-Signole iIbcrs
trogch
9nS i6lieBli6 ser 0ompicr oufge-
lauicn mar fonnte 0cr GopitGn ntr
oro6tloie Siilferufe nusienoen, je-
Oo6 uiGt ieinen S1iffSort mitt9ei-
len ga 6ieier ibm ielbit ni6t be-
fomt mar. 0oh oilc6 Oieies Sig
nolmittcl muroe iiberoies nod ouBer
@etric5 gcieBt, Oa ibIieBli6 0ie @fo.
i6incnrGl,mc iiberflut6et pur0cn.
Sm aQcrletten @louent, ais oas
Sdiff ionmt ieiner 8eiabunq 0en
llntcrgonge nabe mar, geIong erit oie
9fetting.
0ieic wiiroe jeOo6 SO Stunocn
e9er 6oben crfolgen fonnen wemt
0aS Sc6iff cine 9tot6- -llnteruoiier-
glcde On 9oro gebo6t bate. W}on
hot nGnlic6 bel elmer gon5en gfei6c
bon SGiffsllnfGGen 0ie @a6rne6.
mlng gemoGt OdB ser GopitGn oes
qef66rocten S1ifies ipobl nit Sill.
fe Der ora6tloien Gelegrap5ie on0ere
, SGifie Inn @iilfeleiitlmg erlu6tcn
lm0 i6ucn ieine Gage ungefdbr nit
tbeiIen fonnte, OaB a6er Die 5ur Sill.
fc 6er6cieilenoen 0ompfer, beIonoers
/ i'm Re6el groBe @di6e uno bel 3eit.
bcrlt1t 6otten, Inn 0os in O3ot6 ee.
rat6ere Sdiff auf5ufinoen, ieI6It
menn es iid6 in unmittel6orer N3G6e
bcfdnoc.
@fittels Ser 6unfipro6 -@mpfangs-
9!pIagen fonn man wobl oGe sigma
Ie dumebmen, o6er in einmunofreer
ino einiader @eiie bis 6eute oerert
&idtung ni6t feititelen.
Die nit llnterwoiieri6oI @nt-
pionger 9lnlogen ous9eriiitetenS6ii.
fc binae9cl 6eiibcu in oieien 9(ppo.
rotcu cine @tnrihhlug, pclcbc eS il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

miro i'm @crcin nit Der otlautii6cn
Gouicreu3. oie in 9onOou lmO Berlin
gctagf, beru6igenO uu0 neruenitdr-
fGnO auf unicre SanOratten y0iesieits
unO Oriiben~ mirferl mcl1e ii0 in
Observation-Disclosures OcH @clo-
bettcl fiilcnO, ans 9lu6c. mo @rbo-
lungstcoiiriuiB. oen @cl0bculel fec
reno, Dem groBcu Alecrc amer.
troucE.
S1r 9anoroiten a6cr, ic6t Gud
mtr bic gclcaltigen 9ahcu an 0ic
iteti0 3une5ncuOc 3o6l mo @roBc
mo crblidt in icoer fleinen 92iete oe5
itdblernen 9}icien 0en S1log einc5
Ocuti6cn Munuea, mel6cr nit norui-
ger 6ouit lmo ciierner @eluiiicn6oi.
tiqfGt aQem So5iolisnus @obn
ipriGt. 9Gdt auf 0a5 @crionnl
Ocutid 0isciplinirt, ribt pon Ocn Sc
Gaufcn al oic cigenc %crion Oird-
0run8cn, lon0ern 6clcelt oon Dem @c.
Oonfcn olS Gin Ebcil elmer 0roBen
Wiai9inc ON @au5cn mit5uor6cteu.
llno wemu 36r Dem @iecr Sud an
pcrtraui,
Gen fr06lid iddllmeuocn @ellcn,
Gonl ocntt ooB Der 9iieie BON Stabl
gcbanG
@on ocuti1cn Nlciitern - @eiclcn
llno Dab lmringt pom 9GpuBtiein
Der &ili9f,
Ben Nldnncrn n bonn Nleerc ergo
gc:
@ei6icnen Don golOigcm Sonuen-
lihI
Mcnl au6 Der S60picr i'm Sttrm
3u @n6 priGt,
56r fjmt Gub crircucu DER @ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
NnNcsfGnc.

pm u.s. Marj Marp 6, sea, gir. 2ie9 cr.
&ultlmorc Shnbe 10 Sabre alt
2im ia, (ldT{ @liaacl G, surlr glr. OPP
0oQinSs Stranc. "A Sabre alt
glm 20 Nidr3 SoGn ". 0nrter 1obao SOP
iinsr0oipidl % sabre all
elm TO- Mldr8 3iabclc Npl.lns gir. 2O6,
Noro gu5erHcsS Strube 80 Sabre alt
spH i9. @id'5 5o1u 0aIeg, Siaoi9eIdnsnIB'
I'm b Qiarj Grani :. 9uFrion, 5raHIla
SGuaresSpipiiai n Sabre ali.
glm TO- Nldr5 @li5ntc.1 .. NDmon, gSbur0
Some uno Nniirmnrn. g Sabre alt.
gnn TO- Nldr5 Ssiaiam q. 5gle1art, 9r. 022.
goros sSrenioniglpcnuc. ~ Sabre olt
gllu 49, Ndr8 emma o. &nc0ler, Nr. 1888,
sl}ount SNdbc 53 Sabrc I.
glm 90 Miir5 @iarN Miigturc glr 600, Ners
gNruns Cane. 40 Sa0ye alt
9tW lG M1dr5 @corge s1m'Ot, Ct. Soicp0's
0oipiial 81 Sabre alt
sln 30 @Idr 5raul 6. slaao, Nr. 5i1,
Gccil9lbeHue 30 Sabre at,
gtm 10. lldr3 Wlarg y. Gwann Siooiiede
bon 5ultoHsSIpcnue uno 5rGnlinsSirabe, a
Sabre alt.
9ln 0 Nldr3 Iiaiom Eimm, e. 5oiepD's
0olnila 33 Ia6rc nlt
@rolelant Snir'Harn" SO Sabre. al.
PHI 20 Ni0r5 @Giip s. @lic, Nr. lGb
@Scils2crinqons SrdBc 27 Sabre ALI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
6enmciIcnitilfaMIih aetlMNltr fart.

.ucrl1Bt ocs llorgtts Iein Set. Cine
picQeidt @tc4ftn lrtit Acnticrntc
Gompiplunpg lfaieTt i3ia DDS 8oiicr
in 0ie Slide, 1unl @nidlGmiia0 criri-
i9cnoen 9aAq 9i9gr9 4ofomotipe
ooer 9onlpiibiii lit ibm rH@e 3ii-
t6nt 3un 6rii6itiid Gelieiert morOelL
imO and bic aJmp cinerlGampi-
S1nelpreiic 11ergqfaaie aRorgen3ci.
ting Dor 0ieoS5dnat6iir g6legf Oanit
CT iih nit oprlci6Gd0mGnd) al gei-
itigcr MISUNDERSTANDING ST per-
laBt Oos S5daS uali iiidyaafa Den Pr
bcts- o0er ojufdGitspluN8 6cge6en;
6icr5u sic gGGftsiibe 6tvnBcn6a6u
ocrcn trei6oItSc ,(Araitqipon elmer
Gompimoi6iuc9l ongap5ai6, meur
1u6 unlic9tbar, 9cbcr bodaoIs iebr
itarfer Stron ollrd Den Draft Ha6
Dem @iotor Ocse9agcns 9olcitet miro.
Ger Observation-Disclosures in cinem
tG- 20.itodiseal GiGDdliOog gclegcn, lit
CREDIT. S5icr bci5roert i6n0er 9lui-
3rg (GlepatorDa guup Glastb, ob BON
Ganpf o0cr G(uftpijit0t bepegt, oui
zen crpiiuidtcln Glabmu folm cr-
wG6nenswcrt6gpa3citlWpo 5cigt iid
Die g9i6tiafeit 'SieiCg ioalulibeiuba.
rcn Gei6roeunigs@ut lionec5t oeitli6,
wcun iic ouGfIluulfiiffciHcSt StmOc
0ut GicnItnBtriAgtti 9ingsnm Ser
mirrung mr5 @ortci Die ina 0onid5-
fcits-2erifmpinid)t jirgfiAoen iino,
fanr maniThci iolbGrJ1Selegen6
reiNlid 3ila6Srci hv1onihncn. SIN
Sonuncr fil6lt uHg GosaiUet BON Der
0ontpilnaIdlIneg icbDelN&tbiIlfe Ocr
9iatur 6crgofelltcq lStiidl@is OaS
ErinfpoiierirpG iln -SSintcr Der
Ofen mO Ger ourb Ganipi ooer bei-
Bcs @aiicr crpGrMttel 0taOiator ocrn
Souic ciuc be5a8licbci Ecmperatllr
gcben. 92ie 9afuisr ifiiu0cn iid Dcs
9eiibcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo0erner
@f66el crfrciM1 toam niEbt Ourd
Sonoorbeit Observation-Disclosures, mo
mic armicGd bHr0clpielc @obnln-
cen ousicbOl99bmuUmdh Sic 8arOi-
nen, @orticreu @ettOednu mo 9ep.
pidc ole adb bui aaedlnaiideu @e6.
itii5lcu bergcitellt pnpel. @ie Bic
len piir0elos ninn5nlt5 ieilE fein &C.
flcioet rno Observation-Disclosures 81 &C.
ben, Dcnn lit9hn@bnae alciOerltoTfe
uno S6u6erGli1ilnisbiAsaem &ege,
gleid) all iDorgNloYulteBisilio diBerit
biaig fa6ri5irt6 pairSenipatfolgc oei-
fen iid ieehpul6' oer nligliduad5 Be
mittclte ne5r icie 9iriibpu eines ge-
uiiien Sirasonrif0lan taF1n @icle
Soften foRutett tt1norb rb'abcng pie Jtil5-
li6fcit ben .Gompifraih hGeibrieben
mopScrL Osd81oBggAllt@ enge9cnoaa'
GcRlig lclp 0Y96iYe u9A
S@cnn MN ami iGiGampffralt
als cines OcEbggrtbooqHeg Gipiliid.
tionsnittelu oierIaHt merocn mnB,
70 lit iic ouoedet2 nom Hlr ooa @ro-
Ouft elmer ieAFalaNlieBaicben billi-
Gen SubiiaH3sisgr e4e79ie ron Der
Gompifrat bcuiciElgn bitten Gi9c1-
FeL,f4c,, a., r~str,. Jlf,tin ,t,- (Ntt4p no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

IS iiarb an T. Mdrj 1914 in 9os 9lnAcs
les Ga esuiic @. GBrHcral (gc9. MlcrlclD,
2ie 9'eeroiquna in0ci ron scr geo6nnna ibrcr
@lifrn 0crrn mo iSrdu Guiinn 0icrlein. Vr.
1906, SihGcocsGls Stgnnr ans iinti Sic 8sil
Der 8eeroieuna luirb ipdier bcIanni 1cmo6t.
(lGdH20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
TrieOGOfc.
Qnnnpn. .Nnrf. .Gcmctcrn.

WHrcnu: Wr 2f, QettsGnrntn0as setra5c, inns
Sanpt.0inaerg: Nrcbcrid.9lDao.
@egf1bniBpldse bon S25 an inter 6eftdnois
ger @uiidlt G0niioluWen Genuine 9ilausen
cc iEo ia, Grci0bauS an 0OupisSinQdua al
iinten. llncr N0eni wiro, ictnn gelunilbt,
ppriprc6en (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
g3aYbora eOeber .

IS itar6 i'm Ccuii@cn Grcicn6cim Srna
Nnrbnra Sctcr i'm hrcm' G5. 9ebcnsia6r
0ic &ccrniGnng fiunct WiOntoa &ahnliitdg ,
llbr uui oeM St. RauuS c5cmcnocs Sricohoi"
itnftI .. (0RrRo2 -..o3h. .l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
airdlldlc gIniciacn.
NrciciniofcitS-G Stride.

Erlnibs. na0c Sg9 Grabc
Grnjtan &ormiiinQ sDd0 lnnlmcrt pao
&olf" W0enes EaiiionSppoiGi. Mliitlv9@
glbcrn: r@lniu8, Ger 28cncmii9ige".
(.Rdrd2 22)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
MANY DEMOCRATS
 AID REPUBLICANS Sixteen Senators Join Republicans In FiIibuster-Send Rivers and Har-
 bors Bill To Committee.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Sixteen Democrats joined with the Republi- cans today and forced the majority leaders to send the Rivers and Har- bors bill back to the committee with instruction to slash off all possible items and to bring the bill to $20,OO0,- GOO.
 The Republicans have been filibus- tering for a week and in spite of bringing up ancient rules cnd ragu- lations they have prevented consider ation, Senator Kenyon speaking all of one night, compelling the Demo- crats to maintain quorum, but un- able to secure consideration of the measure, which provided for the ex- penditure of $54,O0O,O00.
 The revolt of the sixteen Demo- cratic senators caused a sensation and the majority leaders were sur prised when the vote showed so large loss.
 Independent Democrats assert that at the present time the pork barrel must be forgotten and only such work carried on as is necessary and that no new work be started until finan. cial conditions improve.
 It is stated that President Wilson is with the revolters and would be willing to have the bill cut to $13,- OOO,000
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
RAILROADS GAIN
 RATE INCREASE
Interstate Commerce Commission AL lows Basic Rate of Two and Half
 Gents Mile Passenger Fare.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The h. terstate Commerce Commission will shortly allow the railroads all over the United States to raise the pas senger rate to two and one-half cents a mile, the rate to be uniform all over the country. It is announced that this rate has been decided up- on as the only means of saving the roads from bankruptcy and no furth- CT advances are to be tolerated to the employees until after the pres ent crisis is over.
 The announcement was expected, as much pressure has been brought to bear on the commission by business men who feared the result should the roads be further harrassed by the restriction of rates.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22

the allies, the dark-skinned Africans being taken from city to city on an open flat car in order to arouse bit ter hatred and fear in the breasts of the people of Germany. These were the only Turco prisoners taken.
 Germans Cannot Retreat.
 The German position is such that they must fight or lose almost all of their artillery, as the heavy muddy roads will prevent them taking the big guns back.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
CITY FATHERS
 HOLD MEETING
Name Judges for Coming Election- Receive Check From Valdez Elec-
 tric Co. for August Business.

The city fathers met last night and transacted much city business. Two precincts were established by the council for the voting on November third and judges and clerks were named. The council also received a check for $5.45 from the Valdez Elec- tric company as the franchise tax on its income above $1,000 for the month of August.
 Mayor Ritchie also called the at- tention of the council to the fact that in establishing block 40 for the re- stricted district they had created a monopoly for the owners of that sec tion and that the women were being forced to give up most of their earn council to enlarge the bad lands" by street and between 1t and the dike. where they would not be in the way of any families, and yet at the same time the larger district would allow for competition among the landown- CTS.
 The attention of the council was called to the darkness on Wall street, and as it constitutes the gate way to the town from the Valdez wharf Councilman King moved that the group of lights which was orig inally intended to be placed before the school house should be placed at the end of the dock and the mo- tion was passed. Other lights were also ordered placed about the city where needed.
 The judges selected for precinct number one. which is all of that DOT tion of the town east of the line run ming through the center of Alaska avenue, are as follows: H. M. De- Lano, Tom Hunt and Louis Rosen. thai: clerks, H. M. Conrad and H. P. Sullivan. -;-
 For precinct number two. which in- cludes all of Valdez west of Alaska avenue: Judges. Con Lowney. T. E. Wikidel and Frank Hayes; for clerks. Ross Hockey and Frank Willard.
 The polling place for precinct mum: ber one was designated as the City Hail and for precinct number two the Fish building.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
FIND GOOD ORE
 0N THREE IN 0NE Lead Two Feet Wide Struck At a Depth of 600 Feet-Tunnei Was
 Driven $50 Feet.

Jeff Devinney, mining operator, has brought to town samples of high One claims on Shoup bay. The lead has been struck at depth of 500 feet and shows free gold and high values at that depth, which is be- lieved to be the deepest at which free gold has been found in this section and shows that the leads go down.
 The lead is two feet wide in the face of the tunnel which was driv- en for $50 feet into the hill
 The operations on the claims will continue and as soon as enough ore has been blocked out a mill will be constructed and the ore milled.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
NEW RULES FOR
 THE SKATING RINK

The owners of the Valdez skating rink have started new system in connection with the rink. Hereafter admission to spectators will be ten cents and any who later wish to skate can do so by paying 40 cents addi- tional. The management will have the Reinke orchestra each evening to play selections for the entertainment of the spectators and the benefit of the skaters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
Three British Warships Sunk.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Three British warships, the cruisers Aboukin, Ho- que and Greasy were sunk in the North Sea today by two German submarines, which were themselves sunk by the British ships. Only few of the members of the crews were picked up by torpedo boats, which were near, and rushed to the scene at once.
 Germans Make Quick Raid.
 The Germans made a quick raid from their base of supplies on the North Sea and approached the Abou- kin without being observed, discharg- ing a torpedo which struck the yes sel amidships causing the ship to sink within a few minutes. The oth- CT two boats then rushed to assist the stricken ship and were them selves hit and sunk, while torpedo boats called by wireless, soon sank the German vessels. The lost ships were small cruisers used for patrol duty in order that the larger vessels may be safe. '-" .s<
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
kaisers Fourth Son Gets Cross for
 Bravery

LONDON, Sept. 22-The kaiser has bestowed upon his fourth son. August William, the iron cross because of his bravery. The German prince was wounded during the recent fight ing.
 Germans Manning Frontier Forts.
 Aeroplanes of the Franco-British army report that large numbers of German troops are retiring towards the German border and it is believ- ed here that they are preparing to man the frontier forts and that the main field army will likewise retire in a few days because of the inabil- ity of the army to break the allies line.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
Al CERIAN TROOPS CAPTURE POMPELLE BY ASSAULT
GERMANS USING, SIEGE GUNS IN FIELD OPERATIONS


Near Verdn Where Terrific Assaults Are Being Allies PosonsBrish Officers Maintaining Tradition of the Wilhelm His Fourth Son An Iron Cross for Being Gaica With 2000OO0 Men On Firing Lne Prussia and Prepare To Invade Poland Japs Report At Capital of Bosnia Captured By Servians and Montenegrins.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
French Make Gains.

PARIS, Sept 22.-The French made notable gains between Reims and Argonne and along the Craonne heights, where the soldiers scaled almost perpendicular heights in the face of a heavy rifle fire and sue. ceeded in holding them in spite of the desperate efforts to force them to evacuate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
Germans Also Claim Gains At Cra-

BERLIN, Sept. 22.-The war office published a statement this morning announcing that the German troops had advanced and now held strong positions in the Craonne hills from which they were able to shell the enemy and were forcing them to re- tire further from the German iron tier.