The Alaska citizen., 1915-04-26

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 ROOSEVELT sUsDUED.
 SlNsl. Sl E. .- A4II tl .aluue. u-a-....r resumed rae -,au. today u ... u.u u,-,r-s .0 tu, Barnes ua-l Case. I.s court has Yar..t .. ..lN..,. Gg-.Il- .a. pui- Jrs. r3uErr-a'...- ua fuo Dla.,a ui .us-.-m al. political methods ,ae .u.4-e. HuriL- ...u u.g.Igd q, ,ou- 4u' his testimony Co facts relating % The ease
 WOMAN IS MAYOR.
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 #.u.n .aa a population of about
 TOWNS co DRY
 slItApe. tur! -i. The dcl- -au. .5 mae UreH successful If #.sr elections ne.a a. 70 towns and llia-,- .GuJ4uout ILe state y,ster
 CHARGz5 LAIN1D.
 SEATTLE, Apra -L-Hu gaga# announcement has been reeel.ru Iron. Washington 10 the effect that Baron yon Lohney former German con ul m charge ot the local consular office was Withdrawn il3m LI- fs= au ..ple eutaIuus from t.e Aa.u an -Jy grumuul .at ne had ..!vu To ndu." t Fort N orG.n aldtle.l .lman- ..-. .-a $. l...a. German Iaser,Iat .J .ujllu ty Germany and take ug arms a-niust the allies.
 |. I~ aa4ei5 that his success Jl } Il.-M Muller. "uo recently ,Tieu to secure secrets From local snlp aluUIa- I.GM. also W.A .a removed. 1
 INDICTMENT ATTACKED.
 LOS ANGELES Cal, April ZL- fhr tual UI Chief ol Police So5as- tin, on tue charge uI contributing to .ue delinquency Uf ll-seal-Olu Edith 5e4nlu, aas interrupted this alleg noon waeH 5ae atleraoys for the Qe- Tense moved for the dismissal ut the case Uu tHc gIOauaa of q faulty lH- clement l-o arguments OH the uuuon w.l tc heard lOuOTroW.
 N hen the motion Wa made, LuIll | SeIkin, siTlsEly clad, with Ler hait ! hanging down her back. Was on tae | stand about to testify asaUst t.-e | chieI lae drawing of the jury Was ! completed this morning.
 AMERICA REPLIES.
 NASIIEGION. D. C, April 2l. The state department has made Te- i ply lo the no,e received from Count i ,ou beruslOTIl n which the Ger | Hm ambassador eAa!ged that the | t-44teu alalt7 has violated the laws | I neutrality by seulng ammunition | IT the alies. 1-e reply has not ! steH made public, but il is under ! .JJ0u laaj ], ls coueucd in extreme i f-.Ha.t terms.
 enlro 100 LARGE
 WASHING ION. D. G. April 2l.- 1 5erau.y ut taa fact that some sec l #Isns ut tae lanaua canal aTe nOt | zuH.,ientty deep for UaJHe alps ol | the dreaduaulht class, SC, -ral Cl | sh inc es55ls 0f the Atlantic fleet will !! De unable to take part ia the bis l aavu parade winch is scheduled for . July. Unt! today il was believed i .Hat t' entire fleet would pass i tateG-a the canal
 SEND BELG.ANS WHEAT.
 CALVES TON, Tex, April 2l.-The | British steamship Adelaide, under l .AaI.yr to tLe BelElan relief com mission. sailed for Rotterdam today | with caIgu ot wheat for the peO- | ,t- of Bel-luu.
 PRESIDENT RETURNS.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 2l.- President Wilson returned from New ok today. Secretary of the Navy i Dancl,, who accompanied the eN- -cutiNe To the metropolis. will visit 1 iu NoII Carolina before returning aere.
 STRIKERS RIOT.
 CHICAGO. April 2l-Tbe employ sent ot several u0uunion carpenters .o take the places of the strikers resulted today il several clashes between the scabs and the men who sIe demanding an increase in their wages. number of the nonunion were severely beaten before being rescued by the police
 Precautions have been taken by the municipal authorities 10 prevent -urther trouble of a similar nature
 FLAWS NEPHEW KILLED.
 BORDEAUX. France, April 22- William Thaw. of rI,trbure, a neph lw of the notorious Harry Thaw, is reported 10 have been killed neac EerQuu, where e was in the ser vice of the French government a- in aviator
 EAGLES TO TRAIN.
 SEATTLE, April 22. The mem oers of Seattle. aegie, Fraternal Or fer of Eagles, will shortly begin ac i've military training, especially that portion of the membership unQer D years of age. It is expected that he grand aerie, which will meet at jpUEaLe il August, will bring the natter to the attention of ali 3UboT- uua'e aeIies with a view to tae adoption ot the Seattle plan, which Vas made possible by the passage of he Morin bill providing for we'll rained citizen reserve. The bill was lrafted by Representative John Nor n of Pittsburg Julius Kahn, of San francisco and other members of he national assembly who are prOmi- lent in Eagle circles.
 DIRECTOR DIES.