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The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
DELAYS
 EXCLUSION BILL
DIRECT AFFRONT TO JAPAN
 SOME BELIEVE

Washington, April 6-The immi- grafton bill which recently passed the house has been delayed in the senate. Most of the senators seem to think that there Is no pressing need for such a bill.
 The bill as presented to the senate by the house has a literacy test. The literacy test bars, with a few exceptions, aI aliens oyer 16 years old, physically capable of reading, who cannot read the Eng fish language or some other language or dialect. It passed the house by a vote of 225 to S2. Many times in the past, immigration bills have been introduced but have always met with the presi- dents Yetoe. At the same time all amendment to the bill was de- feated which provided the eUclu- sion of any person coming to this country to escape religious or po- ltical persecution.
 Opponents of the bill advance
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

the argument that the bill is q di- rect rebuff to the Japanese govern ment. They insist that the Jap anese government has Loyalty main tained the gentleman's agreement entered into with this country to restrict emigration. One opponent said, If gentlemen think that it is safe and prudent Ut time like this, when United States soldiers are busied as they are and beyond our Southern border to inflict slap in the face of a nation that is building battle ships twice as fast as we are, I do not."'
 Representative Hayes from Cali fornia agreed that the good faith of the Japanese government had been maintained, but declared that there was nothing objectionable in the bill to the Japanese government He added. q deem 1t my duty to prevent the influx of Oriental labor from submerging the Pacific Coast"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

Washington, April 6 - It is thought by the war department that Mexico is getting ready to demand the withdrawal of the American troops from Mexican soil. The ul- timatum has not been issued by Carranza but 1t is expected that it will follow in the course of a few days.
 Mexican leaders are becoming al- armed at the invasion of foreign b on their territory and the Mexican president is being flooded with a constant disapproval of the recent action.
 Pershing has asked the war de- pertinent for more men to master the situation. Because of the i'm mense area that is necessary to cover he finds it next to inHos- sible to make any headway with the present srmy force in the in terior. No sooner is one section of the country placed under military
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
JUSTICE HUGHES
 MAY ENTER RAGE

Washington, April 5-Justice Hughes, member of the Supreme Cour' of the United states, has come cut in the open and says that ne will accept the republican nomination if it is tendered him, providing it is given without protest He demands the united support of the entire republican party before he will consider running for the presidential chair.
 Mir. Hughes has been approached by members of the party time and again to declare himself and each time he has refused to even hear them. Republican papers in the big cities are prepared to enter the campaign with reams and reams of publicity for the Justice.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

London, April 6 = Anttair- craft guns have repulsed the aero crusade upon the northeast coast of England. This attack ij sup posed to be the carrying to compile tion of the plan aaopted by Ger many to rage the English cities to the ground by air craft.
 At least thirty Zeppelins scared in the sky in the northeastern sec tion. They seemed to come all at ODce. Darting from out the clouds they began to pour rain of fire upon the country underneath. | The English were prepared for the at tack ir this part of the country as
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
PAY DIRT STRUCK

When I left they had discover ed pay in at least six claims on Rudr Creek. Mat Noonan represent ing Sid Barrington's interests has located a paystreak on number eleven below. It will run at least SIPS to the square foot. Bed rock is reached at forty feet. The ground is frozen. The formation is granite with a porphry sand and which lays on top of the bed rock. Whenever this sand is found it carries pay.
 "On the lower end of twelve, Stephenson and Laslie sunk a pit fCrty feet into the rock and drift ed in about ten feet when they rap onto strata of this porphy sand about five feet in thickness. It will average from. five to six cents a pan. No work has been done be- low this claim. I own number 19 below and have refused an offer Of ore thousand dollars for it.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

a stampede into the district. The whole creek was staked in very short time. There must have been fifty claims staked.
 Rude Creek lays back of the Yu- kon about twenty two miles. It emptles into Dip Creek about ten miles from it's head. This creek Iu turn empties into the Klotassin 5n the other side of the divide from Isaac Creek. Isaac Creek flows in- to the Yukon and has number of tributaries, all of which have not been prospected but have been staked. At least six hundred clalms have been staked and re corded in the district.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
TURKEY SENDS
 RED CROSS CALL

New York, April 6-The Turkish government has finally decided to allow foreign relief workers enter the field and care for their wound ed soldiers. A cable message has been received by the Red Cross as sociation to this effect. Aid will be rushed to the Turkish troops by the relief corps.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
BIG AERIlL BATTLE MAY BE
 FOUGHT ON ENGLISH COAST

they have followed the movement from Scotland in it's southern flight,
 The machines disappeared in the clouds from whence they came. It is expected that an attack will be planned on the southern coast of England. Aeroplanes are being sent up by the British to scout for the all. raiders. If they attack the southern part Of the coast they will find the English prepared as the war department has authorized the assembling of an aerial squad in this section. Newspapers have special correspondents On the field primeA to send the message of the fra big battle in the air.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
RUSSIA MAKES
 RAPID ADVANCE

Petrog.ad, April 6-The Russians are reported to be making rapid progress on the frontier. They are moving with .litt-e opposition along t western frontier and the south. Here and there an encounter is en- gagged with the Turks. These have not been of very serious nature and they have been elsily .dispursed with little loss to the invading Rus sian army. If successful in the ad- vance Russia will have 8 solid front on the German Empire.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
RUDE CREEK STRIKE

In speaking of the new strike on Rude Creek MT. Erright seid,, "I reached there by dog team about the seventh of December, having been outfitted at Dawson. I arrived at the mouth of Isaac creek, which emuties into the Yukon about forty miles below Selkirk and found a settlement consisting of fifteen or twenty cabins and a telegraph sta tion. At that time the only pay that had been located was at Dis covery on Rude Creek. Tha discov- erers are Jens Rude and George Jensou who made the find late laSt summer.
 They worked the claims and took out about fifty ounces in 6 short time, but weather conditions were not favorable for a winters work and it was necessary to cease their operations. The discovery made by these two men caused quit
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

LoUOdn, April - Belief has been expressed in military circles and diplomatic chambers that the retirement of Voa Terpitz was made 10 mislead the United States gov CrumSnt. The United States have been firm in their demand that submarine warfare must stop on passenger boats and merchantmen.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
LAFOLLETTE MEETS DEFEAT

Milwaukee. April 6-The home ruar' have turned Robert LaFOl- lette down. In an election here yesterday twenty enc out of twenty six candidates who came out for him were defeated. Thus the mighty little politician meets de- feat in his own state.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

The Hague, April 6-The se- crecy which wells the awakening of Ho4and in her war preparation has become all the more serious by a recent order issued by the war de- partment which suspenda all fur laugrs of officers. Those out on turloughs have been ordered back to report for instant duty. She is steadily getting supplies together
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
GERMANY INCREASES HER
 SUBMARINE FIGHTING POWER

The number of submarines used by Germany has increased steadily from the day he retired. Germany promised to decrease the number and the reason for the increase was blamed on Territz. No answer hes been received from the Ger man government as to her future policy about submarine war fac
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
HOLLAND READY FOR WAR
 DECLARES HER NEUTRALITY

and drilling her men as though she was going into active service.
 Today is the first official state men that has been made for the press. The war department says thas her preparation Is for precau- tionry purposes only. They declare that they will be strictly neutral but must follow the leads taken by other neutral nations and prepare to rotect their interests if the oc- casion should happen to arise.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

Washington, April 6-Official in formation has been received at Washington by the war department that Diaz heads large force of men in the southern part of Mexi- co. He has received aid and sup plies from Guatemala. His actions have been under the close scrutiny of the United States war department for the past year. It is thought that he may take the open field against American troops. He does not side with the Villa faction, but 1t is against his poltcal belief to have American troops trying to set tie a difficulty which rightly be- longs to the Mexican government.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06

Paris, April 6-That France has sent practically all her trined sol diers into the war and has but very little recruiting strength left is substantiated b" her latest move.
 Women are being used in garri- sons sud for auxiliary service. Sol diers who formerly held down these posts have been placed on the froaticr and they have been sup
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
WOMEN BECOME bIG FACTOR
 IN HE FRENCH ARMY

planted by women soldiers. These women it is said have been in training and are very adept at the art of auxiliary service.
 The number of women enrolled in the French army Is not known, but from all available sources it> must be in the thousands. Those who have not reported for duty in the regular army are serving in other capacities.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
MEXICO NAY DEMAND WITH
 DRAWAL IF AMERICAN TROOPS

command than another one will come out in open rebellion.
 Congress has authorized the war department to increase the force under Pershing. Funston will take immediate steps to reinforce the American general.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
PROSPECTS GOOD
 ON RUDE CREEK
Special to the Daily Alaskan
 PAY DIRT Is FOUND

Jack Enright, stewart on the s. 5. Yukon for the past three years and an old steam boat man of the A. Y. N. Co.,, returned to White horse today from Rude Greek, wher he has been prospecting his claims during the winter months.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-06
COPPER TO-DAY

Tacoma, April 6-Latest quota tions twenty eight twenty five.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
&nmanian ia @endjan iuGlillG on
iuielG tupima8Ia Iupimms.

2ontoo. = &euterin toimistolle
Iennatetddn Netroeraoista ieiraa.
fpaa:
"Sergius So5onoff, Bendidn rlfo.
aiiain ministeri otti t6nGGn ipastaan
ioufon ianomalebtimiebid, ioille ban
antoi pleispiirtein fitpaufien 8alfa-
min tilonteesto. Snbteioen 8enGidn
ia &umanian p6IillG mainitii minis
teri oleipan t6poelliiesti tppbpttdiuat
ia pst6ipGIIiiet. SGn mponii ettG
&umonian foniasta oil oItu epGfpar-
moia iofu aifa tafaperirL tpaon ettG
npttentniin ioaoaan olla aiipan mar.
moio ettq 9tumania ei tiiIe ioutumaar
iofialaisten aiettomaan Iufrun."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
GnglannisIa iloitaan.

2ontoon ionomoleboet oipot 10 lau-
iiineet mielipiteitGdn preiioentti gSil'
ionin aifaiienmista piibeista tdlld
matfoIlo. gtiinp6 Dailp yeeipS toi-
nitusoiastosiaan louiuu m. m.:
Scum preiioentti BILLION ianoo o.
merifolaisten olepon palmiita toiste'
Iemnon maineenia ia funniania puo'
Iesta, min ban ieltpdsti tarfoittaa ipa'
fapamlpia fpipmpfiid fiiin postiidffe.
id."
2ebti torfottaa tietpsti, ett6 Mmeri'
ia Ell taboo taisteIua @nglannille te.
femienid muistiitisten jcboosta pos
tiiGffien pio6tt6miiestd. gsiinpd ie
ieIostoofin Sofion ia Stdipallon e.
iiintpmiiestd gbopsipaItain fonsia
Ioipoicn upottamiiio fosfepisia oii'
oisio, ionoen ieuroiifien iiitd ollccn
"boIipcntao min epdoifeiitettua fuin
ie onfin, iefd iotiipien ettd puolueetto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
SetG Sammliu iueOrnalainen ia.
SofIisIa.

8aSbinaton. gfii niist6 g..
malIiiisto neIjdstd meoenaIaiiista Iai-
moisto. iotfa oliipat matfalla Seem
yorfin laimawaImistamolta Tenloco.
laan, islorioaan "on fooonnitt i,i.
mum. ilmotetaan pirallilesia Ian.
eattomalla iGbf0lennattinlelIG lGbcte.
tpsiG iGbfoianomasia. y
Charleston GteId-g california. =
SGnnc iaapui luotettaipaIto tabolta
tietoia, ettG pfii &.malfiiista peben.
oloiiista laimoista on ollut fa6ofiisia
iitten iunnllntaisto ftIlo pbbestG os.
ii. Wtonitoorilaima SalIobaie ia fol-
me &-mallisto meoenalaisto iaapui-
mat Gbarlestonin eoitstaIle, nllitta ne
eiipGt usfaltaneet iiinllin iulioffi aiaa
iotanaon. Weongroipe.niminen lai-
ma IGbti Gbarlestonista ilmeiiesti
&omanin nientG fobti Garolinon ran.
nifosta pobioiiccn, josia ipeoenalai-
men oil miimefii nGbtp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03


gaansfan iotaipirastosta iImotetaon
ettG ronsfolaiiet oIiipot torinueet
fafii iofialaiien ioIfaipacn bpoffdps-
I'd IGbeIIG 9opierreG, Somne-ioen e.
teIdpuoIelIa. @erlinistG tieootetaan
ettd iafialaiiet oipat ransfaIaisten
buriista bpoffGpfiista buoIimatta
i1iIpttdneet faifen alan, ionfa be mall
Ioittifpat liittoutuneilta; piiineiien
bp0ffGpsliiffeenid aifana NeubiIlen
ldbistolIG ia Somne ioen etelGpuoIel-
la.> EGmG ipaIIoitettu ala iImoite.
taan oleipan $500 metrid pitfG ia
1000 metriG IetpeG. 1880 miestG,
ia II itpieeria, niioen ioufosia uieita
englantiIaiiia of otettu ipangifii.
8en6jGn rintamasia on ollut per.
RATTAN leipollista patti 8esiarabian
raialla, misid pendldisten bpoffapf-
iet lls5iescon luona ilmotetaan tiil-
leen Ipobpifii tafaiiin.
@alfanilla ei tilanteesia ole tapab.
tiinut minfGGnlaiiia miii,tofiia. STD
ipallan.S .StaIian raiaIla on iatfunui
tpffitaisteluita.
&aufaaiiasia, Meiopotamiasia il
Beriiasia ilmoitetaan tilanteen ole
man ennallaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
2abetpsiaaruaajat \iiirretn puis
Garoline.Iaarelta.

YofobanL Sapani. - &cSfimiiffo-
no iaapni tanne iapaniluinen tronS-
porttilaimo &obosbima Waril gtelG-
SppneltGmcrelti muasioan fpnlmenen
iafialaistn lGbetpsioarnaojoo, milf
naista, &aroline- iaarilta, jotfo iooret
flllilinpat npt Sopanillc. 2Gbetps.
iaarnaaiat iiirrettiin pois toinlialoil-
toon ipptettpina Sapanin etujsp-apaT
tniiista toinistaan. Sei6dt jdtettiin
tddlId oleipan slinerifon plifoniuIin
buostaan, iofa tl,lee lGbett1nGGn bei-
Dot tafaiiin Safioon Obopslpoltain
fuutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
Safian ia Guslannin lotalai,uut toi'
minnasIa Norian rannifolla.

&ristiania. - Worgan 8looetin
firjeenmMbtaja ilmoittaa Stapange.
rista Noridsta ettG englantiIaiiet ia
iafialaiiet iotalaipat oipat oIleet poif.
feiifielIiien milffaasia toiminnasia
Worian rannifolla mime p1iipien al.
fana. airieenpaibtaia ennustaa ettG
pbteentormGpstG niioen n1IillG ei
noioa enGG faupan p1lttdG. uieita
iafiaIaiiia ia brittiIdiiid iotalaipoia
on nGbtp gsorian ranniffotpeiien III.
fopnolella. grGdn @nglannisia laa-
puneen boprplaiipan oil mlluan brit.
tilGinen iotaIaipa ppiapttdnpt lpiime
Iauantaina ompumaIla laufaufien fen
fofan pIitie. 2aimasia toimittiin tor.
fastus ia Iasfettin tandn idIfeen me.
nemGGn. gfuotialainen boprplaima
@bitb, iofa oil iaapunut Stapange.
rim, 2ppbecfistG, oil mpoS nGbnpt II.
ieita lotalaiipoia Morian rannifoIla,
mutta iitd ei olti pioGtettp. 2auan.
taina oil erGs iafialainen mebenaIai.
nen oianiit tafaa rnotialoista boprp.
Iaiipoo 2eooerin rannifolla. lltaren
luona oil nGbtp miiian irri brittil6i.
nen risteiliiG ia fafii iafioIaista me-
benalaisto.
@ri poifoista Saeoerin rannifolta
on loapiinut tietoja ettG iliuri iouffo
risteiliioitG ia torpeoonbdipittdiiG oil
nabtp meneip6n etelGGnp6in bppin Id.
beItd maata.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
siperiasia 100000 ndldnbaSasia
BeIostuspenbeet pelasti.

Sanfranciscolainen. foneenfGptt1jG
sS. 8. Bafefielb, on faapunit Sipe.
riasta SSapartin faiitta fertoo. ettd TO-
TO 8enGidnmaan fopbdIistod ubfao
nGlfGfuolema ia erittdinfin Siperias.
ia oleipat iafialaiiet, ilnfariulaiiet ia
puolalaiiet iotapangit oipat aiipan
nGlfGfiioleman partoalla. Sdn fertoi,
ettG 100000 iotamanein aiema on
min frria, ettG ellei iinne iaaba bp.
min pian apiia, min taleiuat be faiffi
fuolemaan n1lfdan ia fplmppteen.
Mtittta tilrtuit aitpan ntaboottomolto,
miten nGille nangeillc fauas Sipe-
riann iaobann .rilofataiporoita, flin
itie pariinoiiella @enGjGn fanialla
itiellGpnf1Gn ei ole enGG ruofatapa-
roita.
See moimme olla pafultettiiia iii
tG, ettG nGnlGt s. 90. 8ofefielbin fer
tomlfiet opat liijanfin totta, iifii, ct.
ti ban ollesioan 8enGidn bollitiifierl
palmelilfiesid rafentamasia ralltatie-
til Oh ,5Gauwt ola 6 piiffoa Siperias-
ia I'd iao,alf bdIiitnften iuirunomui.
Iilta Iutpan fGpo6 fatiomasia niit0
fGmppiG, nisi6 iotapanfeia pioetddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
1tieita iatoia inomsIaiiia pafoIaiiia
Iaapnnnt Nem yprfiin.

Nep Uorf. = llieita iatoia iiioma.
Ioiiio, iotfa oIiipat poenneet iotapal.
melusta 8endidn armeiiasia, iaapiii
tGnne beImifnun 1 pdiip6nd tpGIifan-
men motfustoiono tansfaIaiieIIa b6p.
rplaipaIla $elIin OIofpi. 2oopenba-
minasta. gniimdiien Ilofon mot
fitstoiien ioufosia oil Tansfon prin.
Il eric, iofa on motfoIIa Gomonto.
Min, CANADIAN. tutfimoan Ganaoan
moanuiIicIpsoIoio. ia .topoia.S Noi.
fustaiot ilmottimot, cttd Ioiipa Oh
mdbdIId oioa m,iinaan Idbocttpddn
0ristianiasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
llnii Ybbpsiualtain laiiualafi-ebbotms.

uuii ebootus eroaa iuiiresti man.
basta lailualafiebo iofa GG-
nestettin flimoon ienoatisia ipiime is-
tiintofaiioella, eritt1infin iiinG ett1
ballitllfien tpimintamaItaa on iiures.
ii iupistettu ia Iaiipastoiobtofunnan
lualtaa Iaaiennettu.
nnben ebootiifien mufaan tuIiii
baIlitus tarioamaan ipGIitpstGGn al.
noastaan iiind tapaufiesia ettG npfpi.
men pGdoma ep6onnistuiIi pritpfien
toimeenpanemiiesia. @bbotasta on
pritettp iaaba faifin pnolin ieIIaiiefii
ettd amerifalaiiet pa1oman omistaiat
faataiiiin innosti,maan iiorittamaan
pddomania faitppaIaimojen rafenta.
miieen ia iuoielen,aon Mmerifon uIfo-
maafanppaa ulfomaiielta filpaiInlta.
llioen ebootllfien eniimGiiend tar
foitusperdnd on iaaba fonsresii luo.
iuuttamaan so ntilionaa ooIlaria lai.
nojen ostamista tabi ipuofraamista
iporten ia periistaa piiiimiebinen JOB.
tofi,nta, jofa tiiliii maIpomaan pri.
tptien toimeenpanemista. Mainittn
rabail1mma banfittaiiiin mppntGll1
Eon. .Imerican fanapabonoeia.
TalIG so nlilioonan ooIlarin paG.
omalIa perustaiii iobtof,lnta pbtion,
iofa lpltofraiii, ostaiii tabi rafennilt-
taiii laiiuoia. @merifasia rafennet.
tiiien laipoien ostaninen aietettaiiiin
etiiiiialle. Sobtofr,nta tarioiii oiaf.
feita Ybopsipaltain fanialaisten os.
tettalpafii ia jos foiffi oiaffeet titli.
fiipat mpDobifli, ei laiipaliife oIiii iob:
tofrlnnan buostasfa, paan pfiitpisten
paGoman omistoiien balmsia.
@bootufien bpp6fipntiien iiibteen
olIaan bptpin toiporiffaalla fonnalIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
Seipoien marian fnolema aibentti
fafii itiemnrbaa.

2ouiio, go. - BenoeIton Butler
niminen faboefiantoista puooen if6i.
men nuorufainen iuri min fOlpasti be.
poien marian fuoIemaa ettd birtti It.
ieniG puubun. Sun bdntd ei aIfonut
fuuIua fotiin, Idbti poian It'd etiimG6n
ia IOpoettpddn penIeoonin roiffumos.
ia piiun ofiosia, ipoifutti tapobtuma
min idrfptt6tpGsti bppdipodmiieen,i-
iddn ett6 bdn ampui Iuooin aitpoi.
binia ia faatui moobon fuoIleeno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

"9iabifaali" Slioifenben titomarifii.
YreIioentti @ilion nimitti 2ouis
8. 9ranleiin 9ostonista, gbopsmal.
tain plioiferben tuomarifii Gsfen
fuollen apuIaist,iomari 2amarin ti-
lalle. Senaatisia otettiin wastaan
nimitps buomattaipalla bGmmdstpf.
iellG, lillG 8ranoeis on tllnnettu II. t..
"ra6ifaaIiiefli" oemofraatifii, eifd
bGntG ole eniinfadn mainittu niioen
ioilfosia, ioiben nin,ittamiiestG on
iillfiIuuoesia pubutti,. Senaatisia
trIIaan faifesta pGdttden pastl,sta-
moan @ranoeiiin nimitpstd, fpaiffo
ipieIi tGbGn iaaffa on ainoastaan pfii
repubIifaaninen lenaattori robiennllt
ilmaista iulfiiesti olemania nimitpsto
mostaan. 2amnar oil mpOsfin De-
inofraatti, ioten puoluefannan ipnofii
mastustus ainafin on epGioboonmit'
faista. 8ran6eis on eniimGinen iii,'
talainen, iofa on fosfaon nimitettt
ybopspaltain plituomdrifii.
"Weiniilla ei ole mitdGn ianomista
nina en- ole ianonut mitGan, enfd hi
Ie ianomaan mitddn", laiiii,i @ran
oeis itie nintitpfien ioboosta.