The Alaska citizen., 1916-04-24

TO DIE LIVING DEATH
 WHINING gHf< He.. tnr' Is . a.. -. -.aaE -#s.H Schiller t.. ..- ..-g s.-r.r##s E- Z
 #.u ..-.r1a- boat -.. H....a-. .nasr and who ~Hs landed and ar.a... 4. '..s .a .. a. a -n.a# r.. ...r at his ft. a.ua als aaa.. tae saaa. having .a-.r..a him L. #5- #Hr. rumau.
 .-...aa .- a..a fl g"i.rs.
 AFTER -HE GAMBLERS.
 ..lLL Nrra l>-Nit. I.. ... thief fl police leading rhe rad
 ..a -aElr Plala.i.t..- .ar.,
 uniformed ..a 'u back t.aEa ....... battered their way Into Hs a. t.e lamh.ue aEE.. -at ..-..a Chief ar Police Laa- ENgy ..u-.r in the -amb#u1 plaea- was promptly arrested and VIII ho .,usa5 {. the rsE extent fl ,lo Ha5.r #arE.azAau stated tata ..= that ao intended to ar..a ... -aua'g.. aW as Seattle p. any ..@t and thai .a would .r-H..
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 Esn in the city.
 LUMBER WILLS BURNED
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 #g.t#F Ga=.I HEa so.aI being est.uat.d ag thirteen
 HH For raIe .a. H..Ia
 H-- threatened
 NAME MUST GO ON.
 SALEM Ctr. April la T.. sec .... .t sta.g has m.H. sHI0g
 u. r.4t a.. name f Supreme Court Justice Hughes maa. a.a.a- ..s oregon primary ballot de- t. The nuat..f at rhg w...-trare
 STOCK DECLINE
 .'.# YORK Aort fa There ..s uua#ual activity on Wal street aE in consequence If 1.a ap sa..o If President Wtrsgr before araz- and the possibility of a .. r. Germany fHa address a..aH--s. a- followed hF
 lsa af.n al stocks Ha 9 #ua in .a'aas Hh. market =..uHt .a=tar Tt closing
 r."eH and if is con. -.Ie believed that normal cand-
 #l restored tomorrow. #}.r. .H.r fH1t of -.r a....9srie relations with Cor
 raAw GETS DIVORCE
 s'HF~#CE April 1n Harry H.a" #as granted aa later'ocutoy af divorce. fHam EHaIsu today .9 inc eraa3= of H1JeI#tE
 TROOPS CALLED OUT.
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 aar3 Ia=EaH#I aw was de-
 here tai- 4oaag after a
 If l...5 Stat. .H#o. MHu. .. ar .a suppress -. rag1I.
 #- t strikers e. t.e <a- . Conduit and "aate ..umnE
 a5.u mob attacked .la plant shadows and doing other dmae 10 #onrty
 #.a w.Ht oa .alu #r #s#es s.r t# .Heaus aI refused IL comply wf-h their a.aaI for more wages
 BREAK TALKED or.
 t.a@HH>eHoN t C. Apri. r.
 aHH.Gnead yesterday 'rasta.0, Wilson appeared h.t0I. .eu-ress assembled in joint session -ls aG s#.n.au and informed he nattan11
 aa#,. ft he had sert rotc tine German government 4isH4 ....H.. modification f r.u tH..a States #oH1a zeyar d.r.oma}. l...i.us wit. that ua,.n 1T the i.- aEI submarine camnrIsn continued The President asked ne action on -l~ part of congress- IT. said that desired only To apprlee the m,'n- aas- of his action that thy mi4At .. prepared for subsaQa. events. T case break should occur He Informed them of 1hc aeaumula.i1n
 ta. facts which inc declared. proved concileivoiy that GCr@anH $ assurances 10 the Tinted States were being violated His note 10 the imperial soycrument. ho a. sued ..e lawmakers is final and The continuance of friendly relations bo- tween The two governments depends ..many
 The address of The President was listened 10 attenriEe'y and he was loudly anulau6cd when he cruolUded aE -yHraSSing The hope thai Germany would sec fiji ro maintain friendly ations.
 Numerous of the Republican mem- aar- cypress the belief that he President is playing politics. chief among them being Senator Jones and Representative Mann The for mer declared this afternoon flat Germany has not been treated fair lE by the administration Senator HoiufoEtar takes all opposite view. Nprezs.ug the belief that the Prosi- dent has been altogether too mild in his protests.
 The American newspapers are di- yided in opinion some declaring that President Wilson has acfs3 hastily while others are loud in their praise ol him for tha finn stand ha ha taken Reports t~om Berlin indicate that ,he press CI t}0J couu- 4gy is silent on tle subject ovi- deu.h waiting to learn what attH .dn eil' ba assumed bN fhe eo~e'n-
 MANN BOASTS WILSON,
 NNSIINGTON. D. C.. April r. Republican Leader Mann declares that President Wilson is DlayIng politics and that he no"Cr has been neutral Mann also f'ayaA rlp Lrg-