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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01


perlegt" baben.
!Wallige rlllliId1e In9riffe allf ciner
Srpnt bon 40 &ilpn,ctcr iltlib bon
&olomea fiibrtcn 5ll bnrtnacfi9en almz
pfcn, ippbei es gum, @anb9encn9e fam
Sic Dltr. Nelcrpcn lpurben ldlcnnigIt
lcrangc5pgel1 unb sic rullil1e llcberz
mabt tpllrbc gelpprfeu, aber an Mbenb
paren bic Scltreicber opd genDtbigt,
elnen Sbeil ibrcr Srpnt 5uriid5unebz
men.
Observation-Disclosures bas
ben dlpere &erlnlte. c.
2pnb.pn, 80. Sllni. Scr leAltc
Gag bes britildSen 8pmbarbemcnts auf
Die bcutIden 2il1ien bon Ypern bis 8llr
Spnme bradtc einc lteigenbc slnsabl
pon angriffen uuf Gribcll, namentli6
an So gu11ees&anal. Sic @nglinbcr
beanipruden fleiue grfplge, battcn
ubcr tbcucr Dafiir Su 5ablen.
Sic 8erlltltc i'm Mpnat Wiai ipcrben
bellte auf nllr 1900 Mlann anacacbcn
llnb Die 9eialnnttcn britiIcbcn &erlllIte
lett Dem arieg allf etlua $4,000.
(Sas cine pffer,bare Sdl1dung lit, 90
Die &erlltitc III ben 9arbanellcn allcin
iplpie IN giclppptan,ien bielc 3iifer
iibcrltei9ei1. u. 5. 3D.
70 ltreidcr mid sel1Ia :
gen.
2nnbpn, 30. Mai. ser Miliz
tiirfprrcIpolbent Der gi,nes, Scr Ioeben
Die italicnilden Srontcn bclld)t bat,
5ollt Dem militiriiebcn @clt)if scr itaz
licniltben Siibrune lcin compliment,
crtlart aher, paB sic Seltrciher nibt
9eidIagen linb.
sic baben cinigc @cfanaenc berlps
rcn, Bahcn ubcr nod cine 9feibc fe1tcr
Stellungen onf bie iic suriicffalle1
fonnen ltnb pcrfiir5el1 ibre Irpnt. Sic
lillb nod slr Ndtllng bercbttgt llno
mcrben nod picl 5u lhaffcn ,,,abcn. !"
S ia I len be b mcbr 3 ruppc II
aus.
81 ON, 80. Suni. Gus nele Diz
niltcrillm bnt bette sen 2anblturm ser
SsSabrgdnge 1882 unb 1883 ci1bcruz
fen, ipipic allc iibrigen pcripenbbarcn
Sabresflallen bon 1884 big 1895. Sic
italicnilhe Mrrnce miro baburrb gans
bcbeutenb berltarft nnb IN ipeniacn
8oc6cn sltr all9cncinen Sffcnltne be-
fdbi9t lcin.
: iirfil der grfulg iibcr
9lnllcn.
&pnit a II tinppel, 80. Sllni.
fnllildc Srllppen in Yerliell baben
lid) aus ibrcn befeltietcl Stcllungcn
5ltrildgcsp9cn, nadbcln Tie in 5ipei bcrz
5lpeifclten Mn9riffen npn bcn S.iirfcu
.gcldlagen iparcn. Ser pffi5iclle @ce
Iridt 1a9t:
ugiad 5ipei per5ipeifclten rl,liilcbcn
Ingriffcn al1f llnlere Stellun9en Dltltd
bon Serail am 81. SUM, in benen tic
I9eiblagcn puroen rnb grobe @erlultc
crltttcn, lieBen bic Nllnen ibre befcltig~
ten Stcllllngcn sort il, llnlcren Som
Den nnb 5p9en iicf ii, Scr Nidtuug nod
&eriab, 6 Icilcn liib1ltlicb. 5llriid. llns
lcre Srnppcl perfolget Sen Seinb."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
SSiliun itemmt lid, sesen &ries.

9teip 0prf, 80. Nlni. Eraltocn
gSillon mndltc es III lciller 9iebe all'
pem @anfett pes u. .. TrcBtlub beut,
staht flar, hab CT tcinen &ries Mi
Merifp oulai1cn luerbe, iplnu9c nod
Elm anpercr sluslpcg SIR @eiItMms oe'
Grenslpirren bliebe. Gr ertlartc Iid
aud pieoerum bercit, iein cigencs pp.
litilcbes G5eidict Slt ppfcrL I'M lcin'
ltcbcrseu9llnecn iibcr sen in hieicr Ga:
&C sll pcrfplgenben ridtigen &lr:
p,trbsllfiibren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Aus Oct 8nnoesbanptltaot
s a ira II 3 q t / 0 i t.

S a + sing on, 80. SUM- 90
lppbl bellte Sladt nod feinc pffisiclle
antlpprt bon Ser garran5are9icrllng
auf Die amerif. 6orberllng eincr Grflaz
rung tbrer slblidten pprliegt, seiacn
bpdl Iriuatoepeiden bon Diericp Gitn
an, naB BORT cine trpBige @n.uort aus
9earocttct miro. Ser Spe5ialaeent
Tpogers in Mericp batte pem Staatss
amt ld)pn bcr 5ipei Sagcn nritget6cilt,
paB CT on ienem Gage (@littlpod,) sic
merlfanildc slntlpprtnpte erlpartcte. @r
bot lie abcr Ieitoelu mod nidlt crhalten.
allcm slnIdein naeb ipurbc lie in ser
Srmartltng Slriief9ebalten, baB nie
@aIbin9tpncr Megierllng Sic &crnittz
lung ourh Bic 2atcinz slmerifauer atls
nchn1en ipilrbe.
S9eute murpe aber in Ser Staot !Gcz
rito Gin Memorandum perDffcrtlidIt,
pas lehr unperlpbnlth lit lnlo alle in
Der frllhercn amerif. septc i'll 8cant@
pprtun9 Der Garran3afprbcruna auf
Die 3urild5iebln9 unlerer Sruppen,
aitfseltetlteu 8ehnfptun9eu f'eltreitet.
Set a Ii d s. riegs pnbs.
Cine ginignng iibcr bie slusaobe bon
&rtegsbonbs irnrbe, beltte bon Sen slb@
miniltratipnsfiibrcrn i'm apn9rcb erz
5icIt. Sic slls9abe loll inocnel1 crit
crfplscn, tpenn bic Sunos int Sdubz
amt ltnb bic ulls Sen nellcn Steucrll
erpartetcu $21o,ooo.00O nidt aus
reidcn.
Sic neuc Steuerbia. lrelde IprliBer
aitdin pom Sinan5cnnm,ittec tldelItc
SSpdc I'M Sonlls pltrd5nbrillfcu bpfft,
Ilnll 100 Wtillinncll bon elmer grbz
| 1d1aftsltcucr ltno so .Millipncn bon eli
lncr &rtcg 3nulnitlpnateuer cinbrtngen.
Sic miro pabrld]cinltd n1thltcn stittz
ipod} bonn Committee untcr ciner Spcs
Sialregel einberiftct, lpeldc Sic slb@
|ltimmllng ppr Der &crtagu1g am
Samstag perfiigt.
W Ii 3 bill fertte sur II nte u
sci dl IN nllng.
@n + ingtpn, 80. ,Sllni. Sic
5apsHclolltipn. lpie lie in Der apuz
fercn6 pcreinbart lpltrbe, Idliebt .pic
POM Scnot beunltanbcten &luulelu aus
| lnb lpuroc naG Dem @cibcn 0aulc gez
| lannt.
Gorliecr Sou bonn $oaus aFilitdrz
committee bat inncllen geltcrn cine
8tll einbcrittct, pelcfe $2,000,O00
fin sic llntcrltiiellue uutbleioeuber Saz
milien ppn 0urbiIten beipillist. lolau9c
bicie I'M @unbcspienlt lteben.
Erdiibent ma d] q 10 0orf.
Gralioent @illpn reilte beute giittar
nad) gelp Yprf ub, lnn bcute gtubt alll
Dem @anfett oes u. 3. Hre5flub eilt
Rcbe slt balten. ST lit beglcitet ppl
Srau &illpn, Erinatietretir Sllnul=
tp, 9rs. Corn S. Graplpu ltno &anct
Wicgprlnif. Dem neuen @prliscr Sc:
belnofr. 9tatipnulcpnmtttecs. SCI
Erdlipent geberft npr9el friiD oil
8iifreiic ansutretcu.
l26 WtiIlicneu in elmer alt /.
mute b { mi iat.
Sn 81 Sefunoeu nubm Ser Sellu
belltc sen priuslichen Nadtragsetat fin
slrmce uno Slptten5lpede un, lpelhcl
26 Wlilliuneu Collars perln,gt.
Sas Nbgeprpnctenbaus batte &c.
Item Die gfabnabme sut9ebeiBcu, nad9:
Dem es 10 siemlit) ben gan5en Sag an
4 bielelbe pcrlucuoet hattie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
selearapbiilSe ssotisen.

9 a lebalI. sSn Der q ii, riea.
ct. 2nltis 1. glebelanb 2.
9iep Ynrf Z. Ebilabelpbia Q.
@olton 6, 8aIbinston 1.
Getroit 2. Chicago 5.
Sn her g a ipnal 2eaglte:
8rppflDn 2, 8oltpn 6.
9bilaeelpbia 3, s'clp Dorf a.
Gittsburg 3, Cincinnati 2.
Chicago 3, ct. 2oltis 5
Sn Der 3 Ss2isa:
9upenpprt 6, Nlpline 1.
9ipd Sslunb 3, Gpdfuro Z.
Heoria s. Bloomington 3.
$3annibal 6, GllineD 3.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Die ennrmsn 1rej

Die enormen Dreii,
fur 9aumaterialien notigen, init
aus Mabrib gemeloet ipirn. BIZ
9auuniernebmsr in sans Gponien
bic Grbeitea ein5uileuen. Ga in.
fplsebcHen 100000 Wlonn orbeits.
los iperoen, itcst elm idrcdl;Nc1
acnflitt bepor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Sage nit Merito bodtritild
11no Der @ries ioate nnpermeinolid) ldeinen,
gSenu Wion udt eiu Mat por oem &C. g. greblnb crtart
hattie
SaF CT ben 5nis oeocu oen sries ltcunrc.

n Garran5a 8c9crlg Sendrif er(oNeu Sir m N,r
af DC an1ert Vote betratet anert e
Aanpfunsen m'ocrlest llno lr ni5 au
megtfanldm ebie lufn lde aongreB bcct nh abcr
alf &re9 oor Ne'e steun ncl Der 1uioseltcr uno I'M
Notbfaae cine arigsaneife gSihcrruf ses glosps pnn
staasober9ert fu gllt9 erar Soptdn 5auder in 9
yort eselprodcn Son Ser Anta9c Sselonoaal a6z
seeben 5u haben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Nus Ocn1 5taate.
sstSerrnf ocs Mnletgcietcs uum Sber=
geridt bcltatist.
Sic gntideioung mar elm.
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slc gntldIttoun9 mci!lt, naB Sic
Sdloplts bon : apcnpprt uno I'M
gall6en Staat nidt lpieoer Dfllea oilr=
zen. Sic Ittion nuroe BON ,So6n
solI Spbn 8 einucf uno SSobn 5.
V q y c II otet Sdpeilpprter Salopn@
~, tLsl'pe''' 5a penn olpea oe9plilcn, ods
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pll'.''eh 'ple Saipoll9 dlll 8. 6allltar
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allfredlfetbaltltng oe5 9Sioerrufs ocs
ptultt9eleses uno III ser 9tbreiIung
per gebollptung Der Schartlpirt6e i'll
1eoen1 ett5elnen Nllntt, llno 6 nuroc
allaprllttl1dl erflart oab Die @inrdnoe
utalIn oebattttbar" leien. Sas S,alptz
argument Der SSirthe eriinoete iid ouf
pss W.. 5aNl''l'l'l.'ll9spef'floheH, ote III Der
S'l'se oe' SpaI1tnalloilnr5 pom scott
epi'''lp 9colldf i1atell Nllo npch nldht
:u'4iV " l'''p. S'ele 5ll'tlllIlllllll9s@
te''''pi'ei' - lpllptH l'Ai -. 9tdt l9l4
~ l5s''n9elp oelilhpeil i'llo Eaten cue
'Slav' .9c S.'lleI. en- ellpalfSOeFe9l
~ p'efeii' Salc' 70 lpnfoe oepdlpfcf,
ipl'i " p'c 'cltle oe- S1oof Saoeilpnrf
'''''el 1qiell' SPe31uSzepatter oeflesen-
Sle e'Ntld7eloung lit oa3 Groc ciues
baftcn &nnpfea Oer Sitorleutc, um Sen
Nlocrrltf nes 9tuIctgeIcBe5 fitr llnfpns
lttflltlpnea 6u ertldrell. Sic SdJIe mltrs
Den 5llerlt bon u ! ct ter 9li. s. > o.
neg an im Siltriftgertd)t BON Scott
Gpuntp gebprt lnlo Icine @lttideioung
mar, odB Der SstoerrlN ocs @cIetcs
9ultt9 lei. @ierallf crfplgtc Bic 9lp@
pellatlon OH nas Sbcrgerid0t. oatte
olcles Sll9lnltcn ocr Ssirtbe cnhfiez
oeny 10 mliroen pabrIGeinltf allc Saz
looms III Soma picocr9e6ffnet luproen
-.
Spll'' SNoa opil Spulll9et y Slnd,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Garrau5as Neueites.
amcrifanildcn a III srup
pen M ii lien binats.

: - - y " ~ = w = ~ ~ y =
pen M ii lien binans.
aacricu Gitp, 80. Slu,i. Sic
Sefactp@3esicrnns CAB cs Den Ser.
Staaten beltte Idriftlid, nab oie sns
pcIenbeit amcrifanildmr Sruppen aui
mcgifanild]cm gnben niht ldnger ges
bulbet iuilrbc. Giele genadrihtigung
ipar III elmer grfldrltng entbultcn, Sic
bon ieinem ausipdrtieeu Miniitcr aus
geaeben purbc lmb uls slntlport ouf Sic
fiir5lid)e 9tnt bes Erdlibenten @tlIpr
betra1tet miro.
9as Mempranbum beltreitet pie
3idtigfcit Der i'll oer anlerit. stpte
anfgeltcllten 8cballptlnseu nno crs
fldrt, bab Die Ser. Staatcn fein &ed)t
!buben, betpaffnete Streitfrdfte olf me-
gifaniihem Sppen su balten. Gboleid
cs nod feinc birefte Mutlpprt auf sic
@nibingtpner Mptc lit, miro lie aIs
|aleibbehellteno NIT einer slntlpprt alli
oieIcs Spfument betradtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
s. 0 I . III e a 9 efaIle II.

2onoon, 80. SUM-. Sic bentige
2siener Nclbuna 9ibt 81, bab Die SeIt&
reidcr iitb Bon @olomca, eil,cr nihti~
gen gtabt III @ali5icn, nabc Scr @ufo-
ipinasrcn5c, liiblpdrts 5urildgc5ogcn,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Die martte.
9rpbnf.c.

Gbieoeo, 80. ssuni. @ei5en -
101as SaIi, 1915 Sept.
&orn IS ssuli, 1875 Sept.
Sater 1914 ssl,li, 3s14 Sept.
@etreibe fir 9aar:: SO. rotbe,
8ilteripei5en 10211a;; SEQ. 2 8orr
n; Stanoaro 3afer 4O1sI.i
Sloggen SEQ. 2 991a.
8erlte - ga 70.
gieb anb YrobiFonen.
gbipago, 80. Sl1ni. Ninopieh
3ltflrbr 1000. Stiere $500 H.,
40; &iibe unb Ninber So. rs -9.75
&alber $3.50 -11.75.
Sdpeine 3uillbr 10000. 15'
'b5ber 5u $9.S5 1000, 5ltnteilt 81
$9.65 $50.
S1aie 3llilrbr 5000. Sci
8iober $500 7.S5; 2amner 81.
$4,000.
@efliiacl Siibner 15c. Springs
2t 25c.
Butter Creamery 23115s271ac.
gier Nrima 20 211ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01

gritiId~Sltafrifa, etipo 5000 Gcres.
|bintcrlallcn, aber oieier $oerr lit eleidz
|acitia nit Stitdjener am 5. Suni erz
trunten, ais Der Gan5crfreu5er Sampz
lbirc bel ben Grincyinlcln berIcutt
ipurbc.
gaui'dcr frcieciproden
Rem Durf, 80. SUM. Ser friiz
bere peutlde Gffi5ier 6ans 5arlder
(@atte Der Gpernidngerin @absfp)
ipurbe bon Ser 8uubcseericbtsjurt)
bente bon Ser Inflage. on elmer Ser
Fldtppruna 5llr Nlifipren9un9 bes @clz
lanofanals betbeiligt 9eipeIsn gu icin.
frci9eiproben
Sic ncnelte rullil de 8 III :
peren5 bill.
Eetrograb. 80. SUM. Sic
Slma nabm beute cine @orlage on,
nelde Den @erfallf bon @etrdnfen. sic
mebr ais ! 1a Erpsent alfpbol entbal=
ten, ballernb ber6ietet.
Sic MaBresel n,lb nod bonn Sbcr~
baule genebmigt unb bpm &ailer unz
tcr5cidnct lpcroen che lie oltn1 @eles
.piro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
@Qeritaniides.
9ri a n a Of t i If ten b e
llnru If igenD.

- ~ y u U.
8a bin9ton, 80. eSuni. 1ri@
batnod)ridten, Die beute bon elmer pers
antpprtlidcn Gueae in Nterifo Gitn
elntra1en, beIa9en. baB @encral Garz
ran5a ino lelne Hotbeeber beidloilen
babcn, allf bem an General 3repino
ge9cbenen gcfebl gu belteben, bab er
DIE amerif. Sruppen III Merifo ansuz
9retIen babe, lpenn lie lid in anberer
Hibtung als nod) Der @ren5e beipegcn
unD oaB man feinen slustpes lebc, lpic
ein 8ru6 NIT BEN Ser. Stuaten ber-
biitet iperben fann.
@ine Saftipn bes n1erifa1iIdlen aos
binetts ipar logar fir cine nod trobie
9ere 9altuns llnb lpolltc in Die gntz
mort aui bas amerifanilde @rluhcn
lim Die .Sarle9une bon gbIidten"
cine nene Sproeruns fir . + or tie c
3 II I Ii ct 81 c ; I'm q aller amerifaniz
lden Sruppen BON merifunild)en 9pz
Den eingeldlplien ipilleil.
Eplitii dc gage unbcrz
an BERT.
Scr merifanildc Sptldoftcr arrcz
opnpp belud)te beute Wpreen Sen
Staatsicfretar Gaming, Inn fprmea
mit5utbcilen, hab leine Hegierllng Sic
Sreilallung Der BEL Garri3al oefan9ez
nen anerif. aapallerilten periiigt bobc.
Ser Sefretdr macbte es bent 8otldafz
ter einprin9lidl tIar, baB Die @albingz
toncr Hegiernn9 cine balDise slltlport
auf ilre 9'otc bonn lebten Spnntaa crz
iparte. Sn3lpiIdcn iparcn Sic aabiz
nctsbeamten nu6 ibrer beutiaeu fursen
Sibuns iid Dariiber eirie. Dap Sic So
littf Der Scr. Staaten infplge Scr fiir5=
lidlen Gntipicflnngen unnerdnpcrt lei.
Sic Illsliefcrllng Der eeiotgencn COL
batcn bube Die nilttdrildle @ftion aufz
geldpben, aber bic jeet beltcbenbc fri-
tii6e biplpmatil6e Gage nidt erleichz
tert. {
s en'nr uber aricgsna Of :
rid en-.
8aibinetpn. 80. San. e.
tsettir gdfcr 9ab beute befal,ilt, pub
alien Gepartencnts = gcfebIshabern
Die 8etiung eelanbt ipprben lei. aue
giahrid1ten iiber Sruppenbetpeellnaen
5n nnterbriiden.
gbieaep, 80. sunni. Sic Glen
babrdnrtcr mllrbcn oeIteru slbenb bonn
&rie9san,t inter Genlur scitcIlt unp
es lpuroe Sen 8eanrten perbuten, etipus
iiber Die Sruppenbeipegrugen nerIautcu
81 lalIer.
Sic g. 9. Central uub sic griez
Sffices beantluprteten aIlc slnirogen
babin, bab lie anaclpieleu ieic,l, ole
@elud1e INT Snfprnlatipn an bas
8rie9samt 5u herireilen.
q lie q merifanerbc bcraus.
8ai bin9tpn, 80. Suni. su
51cmlib alle slmerifancr lino lett aus
Werifo bera1s. nit Iusrobmc FOLDER,
ipclebe niht abreilen lppllten. Soeutise
9epelden an bic Stuatsz uno aricasz
atntcr berid1tcten bie Ibreilc bon iiber
100 Sliibtlineen.
gtlpa 1000 Imerifancr bon Salns
piep uno @era Grus famcn seitern NIT
Dent Sransporter Girie llnb Dem Del
| IIdiff @Dlie in @alpeltpn on llnb mcbr
ais 400 Ii1b CUR 3cit ollf bemshladts
ldiffe siebrasfa I'M Soafen ppn @era=
cru5 ltntcrgebraebt unb biele ipcroel
bonn Eranspprter @ancpf nnrbipirts
9ebrad)t iperncn, Der ald lpciterl
SliidtIingc BON Sanpicp mitbringer
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
Sud- etmas lDit cine britiid=fran30liide
SfeniiDt DIT @eiffront.
9tber aQs Mn9riife bltttcn nit tdmerem @er=
l1liten 0t.
9td nabmeu cine eie se1m3 bem Sgel 3O4 nnb berlorcn
Tie mie0cr.


Saicn bat au Ncrbcn ei1aeruen Sen @rieo
froft9 fM9ren Scltrcer aber geiagen
aorrelpooen Mlsanng bcs aricees banot
BON Den Saden NM Gerbun ab 60 prafelt abr 9auoaug
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
NoRrHiwris''iriB1RRS i''i i 1R IN ..:.' :,"'''' ...,.,. AND SAILS SOUTH

The. steamer Northwestern arrived in port from the westward about I!30 this afternoon and left about an hour later for the south: En route from Seward she stopped at Latouche and loaded ore, and will also load ore at Ellamar and Cordova.
 The following are the passengers booked from Valdez: Miss Atronem and Miss l.. Atronem. for Ellamar; Mrs. J. F. Cunningham, Mrs. D. F. Grenning and children; Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Carvey, M. Dineen. John Bar rett, Walter Hansen. J. T. Hubbard for Cordova, F. w. Hewes, for Jul neau; E. Ladurello, J. Fisher, E. W. Smith, M. Haltness and J. G. Calvin for Seattle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
TRIAL .JURYMEN ARE SELECTED TO-DAY

The jury for the coming term of court was drawn at the court room of the District Court at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Jury Commissioner Adam Swan and the Clerk of the Court drawing the names out of the box. The jurors will be required to re- port April IF. The following are the names of the jurors selected: From Valdez-J. M Mcdonald, Matt McGlade, G.. H. Remington, A. E. Moore, w. J. Morton. NJ. Vaughn, c. C. Rudolph, Feliz Steppa, w. J. Whalen, Cbas. Ritter. Louis Roth kranz.
 From Cordova-O. C. Meyer, Clyde Nettelton. C. P. Mickelson,. c. B. Stewart. Jos., Stanton, Victor Hen drickson, N. A. Clasen. From Seward-Hugh Dougherty, P. M. Anderson, c. F. Hewitt, C. B. Martin, Matt Button, w. R. Cantrell, D. c. Mathison, G. M. Kerns, John Kacerosky, Oscar Larson. ,.., From Eyak-A Lowe.
 From Granite-Charles Swanson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916
A WINTER PICTURE.

OWN swept, the chill wind from
 the mountain peak,
 From the snow i've thousand 0 summers old.
 On open wold and hilltop bleak
 It had gathered all the cold Asd whirIed it. like sleet. on the wander
 ers cheek. n carried a sbiver everywhere Trom the unleafed boughs asa4 aeesarss The httle brook heard it and built a.seoE Meath which he could house him. WdAeps
 pFoQf
 An night hs the white stars frosty gleanas 11e groiped his arches and matched bis
 beams. Slender and clear were his crystal sparA As the lashes of light that trim the stars. He sculptured every summer delight In his halls and chambers out of sight Sometimes his tinkling waters saipt Down through frost 1eayed forest crypt, Long, sparkling aisles of steel stemmed
 trees
 Banding to counterfeit a breeze. Sometimes the roof no fretwork knew But silvery Mosses that downward grew. 0ometimes it was carved in sharp relief With quaint arabesQues of ice fern leaf. Sometimes 1t was simply smooth and clear For the sladne8s of heaven to shine
 through, and here Ne had caught the nodding buirush tops And hung them thickly with diamond
 drops
 Which crystalled the beams of moon and
 sun
 And made n star Of every ono. No mortal builders most rare device Could match this winter palace of ice Twas as if every image that miTrored lay h his depths serene through the summer
 day. ., '''' Each ditting shadow of earth and sky. Lest the happy model should be lost. Had been mimicked in fairy masonry By the eifln builders of tho frost .. James Russell Lowell
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
A DINNER FROM THE SKIES.

A woman over in Clay county
 states that while chopping wood the
 other day "a, big hunk of meat" as
 she puts it, fell from the skies,
 landing not five feet in front of me, v
 says a Missouri exchange. That it
 was really meat is vouched for by
 the actions of the family dog, which,
 running up sniffed at the celestial
 visitor, and then satisfied that it was meat for him, seized it in his teeth
 and started away. By this time the
 woman had recovered from her sur
 prise. She chased Rover down and
 deprived him of his heaven-sent din-
 ner It was part of leg encased in
 nice pair Of Boss of the Road" overalls, and was in a state of ex-
 treme newness.
 She looked aloft long and earnest ly but could see nothing. "The mys- tery is yet unsolved,' says the cor respondent. But is this mystery? Certainly not! That hunk of meat"
 which came hurtling through the air was all that was left of one of the
 workmen who had been employed in an ammunition plant or powder fac tory back East.'
 The whole Atlantic coast is lined with such factories. Every day we read of another twenty million con- tract for ammunition being let. And every time one is let, up springs a fellow suffering from pro-some-oth- er-thing and this fellow merrily fiips la bomb into the recently-enriched factory-and the stuff is of.
 They tell us that down east an ex- plosion shakes the earth every sev- enteen minutes The people have gotten so used to blow-ups that they have stopped saying 'There goes an- other one." The supply of labor is running short. Even the most will ing Wop or huskiest Hunk will be- come discouraged after he has been shredded over seven counties a few times. Forty-three coroners have died of overwork and juries are now serving in three eigkt-hour shifts per day. The Atlantic coast states are mussed up with remains, and autos have to have non-skid tires and Weed chains to keep from slipping on the latest victims of our coun- |try's neutrality.
 Incoming steamers report that long before they come in sight of shore the greenost passengers know they are approaching the land of the free and the home of J. P. Morgan because the western horizon is dark ened with rising and falling powder mill employees and ammunition work CTS. But the explosion which drove that hunk of Wop out here, to fall at the feet of the Clay county wom- an and nearly provided Rover with the makings of Hungarian goulash must have been some let-go.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
Who Got the Baby?

Once upon a time crocodile stole a baby and was about to make d dinner of it The frantic mother begged so piteeusly for the child that the croco- dile said:
 Tell me one truth and ynn shall have your baby again"
 The mother replied. ''You will not give him back to me-
 Then" said the crocodile. by our agreement l shah keep him. for if you have told the truth am not going ta give him back and if it is q lie have also won. ..:
 But the mother said. If :: told you the truth you are bound by your prom, ise. and if it is not the truth it will not be lie untff you have given me my child"
 Who got the babyf
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
Notice

Starting Thursday afternoon this week at 3 D. m: there will be a num- ber of matinees each week at that hour. \, '''
 Thursday afternoon and Saturday afternoon at 3 D. m. ''Enoch Arden Everyone should see~.c, this master piece. ,..-..':. :": :.': '..
 Starting Sunday afternoon, at 3.p. m. the t:Outlaw's Revenge or A Birth of a New Nations" '::.''. "' III :
 Admission 25 tents.' children. 10c Don't forget matinees Thursday, Sat. urday and Sunday: The picture shown at each of these 'mAtinees will be- feature.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-21
FUNSTON

Gen. Fred Funston has an estab- lished record for capturing bush whacHers. He took one Anguinaldo and his pal into camp once upon a time, and that brought order in the Philippines. He will probably re- peat the performance in Mexico. It was this AnguinaldO escapade that gave Funston his place in the army. and while the fame that came to him then was probably out of all propor- tion to the task accomplished, he has, by able services as general officer of the; United States army, amply earned the reward that was bestowed upon him.
 The fact is that General Funston Twas admittedly overpaid. for his ser. vices in the Philippines, and. he frankly confessed knowledge of it af- ter he had been in the army for a time. President Mckinley hesitat- ed about making him Brigadier General at the time the army was re- organized, and he said that he would ! not have made the appointment had it not been that civilians could only be appointed to the ranks of second-lieu-
 lieutenants and brigadier-general, and the Kansas Colonel had earned
 more than the former. However,
 General Funston's career has proved
 the wisdom of the appointment. The |sense of security that the American
 people feel that their Mexican opera
 tions are in safe hands Is due to a
 consistent record of achievement that
 has extended over a period of seven
 teen years. General Funston made
 good, and he Is capable of even big
 ger things than the capture of willy
 Mexican bandit and murderer.