The Alaska citizen., 1916-05-01

President Wilson cane ia fAs- city vh,r, D., mad, an addg--- a' d dinner gwen Iu his uuuuT Hurtr= the address which Vas a de,i iedly brief one thy Pre- dent 4rLaH upon his listeners the absolute necessity of an accurate cheek ou fle aat- 'rlal resources of the country
 The President made uo refeE"uo. 10 the international complications and stated uorhIH- a. to tbc prob able outcome of the difficulty wifi the German government He refused Io make any statement fey uuhI-ca tou relative to the crisis between the United States and the kaiser
 OYNAMITER RELEASED.
 LEANENWORTH April 25 Peter smith. of Cleveland. convicted Of being one of the accessories in the notorious conspiracy of the ztrGr. tural iron workers 10 dynamite Htaat buildings. and sentenced to serve long term in the federal p"nIt"n- Jiary here. was today pardoned and left LeaycnwOrth for the east
 MURDER MYSTERY
 TAMPA. Florida, A2ril 25. The states attorney today asked that t-e body of Mr. ! Marlin haeaor. wife of man well known in the east. be eNhumed Her husband .s charged with murdeIing the woman for her money His motive at u" time he committed the deed was robbery They had been married but six months when tAe woman $ body was found. following an auto mobile accident It is alleged in he indictment that the husband ran tHc auto into tree and then threw the body of his wife over the wind shield
 SAILORS GET INCREASE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-The live dollars per month increase made by the marine unions of the Pacific coast has been granted hy the representatives. of all fhe big steamship companies
 WILL REFORM HIM.
 SEATTLE. April 25.-Ioe Burke the twelyo-yearold boy who shot and killed q dock laborer in this city on sunday. will not be sent to the pcnitentiary for his crime Instead. he will be sent to a reform school. where he will be taught the difference between right and wrong This decision on the part of the authorities meets with the approval Of the public
 HEELS" CARUsO SING.
 ATLANTA. April 25 Helen kel- lar the deaf. dumb and blind prodi- gy. today enjoyed hearing the ceIe- brated tenor Enrico Caruso. who sang specially for the famous mute. Miss kellar places hei hand on the thoraN ot th" person to whom she I~ listening and thus understands what they ure saying She was enthusiastic ever the great tenor's voice
 STRIKERS BATTLE.
 WILKESBARRE. Pa April 25.= Order was restored among the strik- ing coal miners of this region today by the state militia, which was rush ed to the scene when riOting began Several clashes occurred yesterday and today between the soldiers and the riotine coal workers, but every thing is quiet this afternoon and no further trouble is anticipated while the trops remain on the scene.
 WILSON VOTES.
 PRINCETON, \. J. April 25.- President Wilson visited the polls early today for the purpose of cast inr his ballot at the primary elec- tion which is being held throughout the state. Later in the day the exc cutiye planted tree on the universi- ty campus in honor of Mckinley
 WANTS EXONERATION
 PORTLAND April 25.-Charles Pfahler, for many years secretary of the late Episcopal bishop of Portland. yesterday refused to have an indictment against him dismissed, stating that he wished to bring the church books into court aud prove his innocence of the charge of misappropriating funds.
 CALLING THEM IN.
 WASHlNGTON, D. C.. April 24 The adjutant general of the army today issued orders cancelling all furloughs and leaves of absence of both men and officers from the army. Everyone away from duty is instructed to report to his post within 48 hours
 NOTE COMING.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 26. Official advices received in Wash ington today indicate that the gov ernment will receive Germany's re ply to the note of the United States regarding submarine warfare some time Friday, or not later than Sat urday morning.
 STRONG FOR WILSON.
 TRENTON, N. J., April 26.-TEe entire Democratic delegation was in structed for Woodrow Wilson Mr Wilson was the unanimous choice of the convention in his home state and his supporters are confident that he will carry New Jersey with out any trouble
 INDIANAPOLIS, April 26.-The Democratic state convention in this city today unanimously endorsed Woodrow Wilson as the standard bearer of the Democratic party at the election next November. There was not a dissenting vote.
 PROTESTING
 DUBUQUE, April 26.-With flags flying and bands playing Yankee Doodle, several thousand men pa raded the streets of this city today protesting against the United States entering the world war They yelled for peace. In front of the city hall speeches demanding that the coun- try be kept out of the conflict were made.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., April 26.- Over 50,000 telegrams poured into this city today from all parts of the United States. The majority of them Weer teleeramS tO the 1epjS-