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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14
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8irne t6nnt iHr eu9 lei9t cine bibI8e
8onbonniere fertigen. Der Sips pirb
Iorgfdltig hsrausgebrodtn. Damn perbet
ibr auf cine @lasplatte ltoBen. Gle ipirb
NIT sinem Raeel borIidtie 6erdusscfoben
uH6 Der @tasftab utb bic 0rdble chem
fans e%ntferut. SIR miBt iebr boriidtig
babel iein. Damn IpiiIt ibr bic Brine nit
luutpdrmem BaFer aus uub rei6t lie nit
einem iueiden Sud blibblant. Denn Te
Ooaitdnoig irodeR lit, flint ibr bic Brine
nit gonbons. Die obere QefFnung i@lieBt
ihr nit einem aort unb umpidelt ibn uno
bic MefinafaFupg NIT 5tannioI. NleiA
mem Wlutthen md9te i'd su Beibndnten
bel 5reube bamit. Sd bate auf Ste BON
b0unitre nit G%stbenbdno einen gonnens
8ipeig %gebuhOen. @ber audi als @e6HtEsz
tdesgeT9ent 1T bic 8on6oHniere gat al
ptriDe1Oett, oann biabtE i5r a6sr beTe4
einen 8%IumRnItrcuB bdral1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

Bel mdr5-QpriIs ausTaat biii6en bic
iungeH, piidiistn @flanosn ~bereinseIt
fhon i'm srItsn Sabre bon @nbe Qluauit
an. Die 4nsu9t aus Sarneri, Der aud
I'M SUM fir ben nd9nidbrigen 5lor auss
geFdt uirb. 1T leidt nnb miibslos. lieber
@initr SLEPT bic gflan3s b%rlifanbig Elm,
mandmaI erfrisrt aud tppbl bieIe ober
isue GIters pfIan5e, Bel ben iingeren bat
man f0lhes Ietten au betlagen.
Die dbsef9nitttnen. langitengIiden
9lumsn bclten ii6 l1nse ais NdIenblumen
unO finOsn ais 8immerf4mud DieIfa4
@eruenbuug.
alpenDsilhen tperbsn mad Der 9liite Oft
falf4 bebanOeIt, inotm Der Better bef
gfianae dnnimmt, bdb le ouh nab BEN
@srbIiibsn nod rsgsImGBig begDFsn pers
ben muB. IS 1T bieiss aber faII9; Is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

8ldtttr finb ftsts gu t%ntferuen, i'm aGleg
BON Der qflaH3e fern al balten, mas
5dulnis berDorrufu t0nnte.
9ds runbbIdtirfge gFennigtrdut Iysi-
madria nummularia) 1T cine nilbpafz
isnbe triedenbe Dieitns uab Gumpfs
pflanBe nit fd0Heu goIogeIben Bitten.
Gine golb~gelbbIdttrige Q6art 6at In Gar
ten pielfaa uls ampelz obsr 6dnqepflan3e
gertDenbung %geFun6en. Die 9riebe ipers
ben bier ettDd 3tpei SUB lang, uHO bic
pflan5e tpddt Bel reidlider 8endTcrunq
ie9r iippig. Bur gutsn GdrbunQ Der gldt
ter 1T Elm beler, fonnigsr Stanbort n5tiq.
Die Rultir 1T fopnbl i'm temperierten,
tpie aud i'm parmen Simmer m0gli6 unb
erfOrOert feline %bsIonbere Miibe. Bel bunfs
lem Stanbort gebt bic Garbe Der gldtter
8uriif anS bic Pffan8e Osrlitrt t9r gutes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14
Gin Seutides 9Sscntn in oOb,.

Sn ben beutf6en 8rtiIen bon 2ob8 if
es bsreits felt lnngem f9mer3lt1 empfuns
ben tporben, baB ni9t aud fir bic ipeibz
lide Sugeno cine oeutIae MittelIhule
pOrbduben III, in Der Der llnterri6t our
grbaItune beutiaer gigenart in dbnli9er
8eiIe ertetlt tperbsn fam, tpie fir bic
mdnnlife Sreenb tn Dem 3eutT6en @nmz
nahum. Sc lit besbaIb nieberboIt Die
@riinbuns bsuti9er REORGANIZATION fir
Mdbdm BON alien beutidgeIirmten arsis
fen geforbert tporben, benn eine
beutI9e GrSiebung fam ben S0dtern
beutider Gltsrn ALIEN in beuilden MGbs
denIaulen gegsben fperber, in beaen beutz
fde Sprdde unb beut1dts @elen ni5t
MIR gebuloet, fonbtrn t~attrdftig gef6rbert
perben. Sn Qnsrtennun9 biefer Rotpenz
bigttit bat bas 3aiIerli9 9eut1he qolis
8eiprdiibium in 2pb3 bic Genebmigung
ertsilt, cine bobere 9sbrdnitalt sur Grsies
hung Der beutIaen peibIiden Sugsnb ins
2eben gu rufsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

5en, tpit 3. g. Garten, Reloneu, Coma,
ten 1T Elm duBerlt Doriidtisss Gpriben
NIT aupfertaItbriibe am plaBe, unb Iiebsr
Elm DieberboItes Qnipenben BON Imipddsr
,Q6lung angebraht. Gthr lift babor su
iuarnen, baB BEL einsfn Witierunosums
ihlde. b. i. BET Gintrift beiBen ooer iii9s
len Betiers cine Etorte @efpribunQ ausqes
fiibrt pirb, btnn bann bat man fat reggls
mdBig ni1t ben eripdrtsten grfoIg. @iel
lam i'm D~orbeugsnben Ginnt getan ipers
ben, Bonn IS 5sigt tn INNER ipisbsr, bab
beim Muftreten elmer Grirdnting bic 8ss
hauolaHg msift 5u fpdt erfolst.
Die Coreopsiss artsn, Bic ben bsuts
iHsn, etpas punoerIiden R1nfn .gBans
5eHblume@ oosr rMunstuauae4 fibren,
5dbleH gu ben dusbauernben, barfen Gss
Madden nit REDEEM SOmmsrflpr. 9ur pes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

nige arbsre glumsn 8eigen in ibrsr gliite
Elm 70 tIares, Tattes, tiefes @slb pie Tie.
Die pflau3sn Iiebtn tinen ionnigen GtaRo
uno nabrbaftsn goben, iiHb aber ionIt
nidt dniprufgoou. Gle IaFen ii6 ben
gan8en Sommer bin6ur9 In 8liite bdIten,
tDenH man fleibig bic abgebliibten a6pFe
abI4nei6e, IobaB Ie niht in Gamen IONS
men tonnen. S5n gemifbttn 8Iumsnrdbats
Ten inb lie bon Defenders fdoner @irs
tuna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

gu fu6sa Iein. auf tsintm San aber fon
bel a~artoffsIn bic aupFtrlalf6riibe i'm
lebsrmdbs our a%HtpenOuns stbrddt per.
ben.
4u4 an anbersn nnItrsr Qulturpflans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

Bon ben manni6aften Der ~frans5Tis
i9en 5rembenleeion iino etfpa so bon
9unoert aug beutidiprebmben 86Itsr=
i4aften, rno 8pur 40 BON 9utoert ST.
iailsr, 20 BON ounbert R~ei9s6utI6s unb
Il BON 9unoert 9eiterrei9er. S6pei3er
uIp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

1T pielmehr nit benz gteBen laugiam mad
uub mad nad3uldFsn, ba bos Mpsnbeils
den mad ber 8liitc in zine Rubeperiooe
tritt unb Bel reinIidem @dfergeben bic
anole b~erfdult. am belten lit as, bic
gflau5e nit Dem Sopfe IN einem idattis
gen utb tiblen plat i'm gdrtsn gu iteGeH
unb lie ndbrenb bes Sommers benz Gin
fluHe Der Mitterung 5u iberlafen. Rss
gen idabet tbr bier nidts. SIN 5erbt
nimmt man bic Gnole aug bsr Sopferbe
beraus, bsIreit tie bon BEN alien Mur3eln
unb pflonat fe bon neuem in ben 9opf
In CUTE Gr6e. Grsi Bis bier Mtondte muB
bus QIpenbeil3en ruben. Rad benz 9ers
pFlansen, nobel bic ano1e ebenIp al ieBeR
III, ME fe %geItanbsn 6dt, dIfo nift nit
@rbe bebedt perben bari, ldBt man Die
9fIon5e nod einige 3eit i'm 6drten unO
bringt iie bann in bag 3imhler. Gs oaus
ert oft LANCE 3eit, bsoor bic erItsu glatter
tommtu unb pd5renb bteIer 3eit niro
mir ipeutg gssoFen, erft tuenn bic 3no[e
trsibt unb 9Iotttr mu4t. finb bic WuFers
gdben gu fteieern, ME ober lit bag @ieBs
ipaftr auf bic Qnols gu sieBen.
Dem aus bfm GeiDG1sbouIe fommens
ben QIpenpeilden, bds in Dolltr 9liite
ftebt, gibt man nidt mebr dls 50 Grab
marme, BEN frifd btrbprtreibenoen. boas
itdRbig an bic 3tmmerluft gtip0bnteu,
Tam unbebtnllih cine bobere Bdrmt 3as
tommen. Gie lit in Der eriten 3eit Tooar
n0tig, rur mub Der Stanbprt Der pfldn5s
gang bell Iein.
Sine fpsnig befonnte BiHterbrimtf 1T
Primula ~malacoides, bsren Muhs melt
ftattli6er 1T, ais Der BEL ben gep0hnlt9en
qrimeln. Die 6elgrinen 8lGtter biloen
cine aoietts aus Der ith bic Iaugsn, ftrafs
fen stfpa 81 SUB bobsn 8~Iiitenftiele ers
bebeu. Die 9Iumen finb bslIildfarben
unb Ftebsn quirIformig 3uidmmen. 0iefes
8ierlihe Qusisbe uHO bic ldnge 6dltbdrs
felt MAIDEN bic 9rimel ipertpon als
S6nittbInme. ME aud aIs Simmer
pflan8e.
Die qrimeI pirb aug Gamen oe3oaen,
ben mar i'm Mldi-Suni in flade S9dIen
IN leidttr, iaHbiser 2urberbe uusIdt. Die
@dmeutorner iperbtn NIT feineeIiebter
GrOs nur iebr biinn iiberFreiit, Johann
NIT feuhtem Moos bebedt iinb tiibl ees
itelt. Mit benz 8egieben bat man bors
ii9tig 5u fem. Gobnlb bic 9dmen teis
men, ipirb, bamit bic pflan3en nidt bers
geilen, b. 3. biinn unb fpinbIi9 tpsrbsu,
oas Mpos e%ntfernt. GeIbftperitdnbii1
mifn bic Gamsnfdalen bea itsben, bic
3smperdtur bes Hdumes fei SO Bis so
@rab. GpbaIo bic pflGua9sn ft9 nit
ben 9lditern bsriibren, iusrben Iie in ans
bere GaaIen perpfidn3t ober aud I'M
Simmer redt luftig unb ben, isbod gegen
bic ginipirtung Der MittagsfoHne gee
tultibiert. Rad 9ebiirfnis bers
pFlan3t man lie in 486aise 5Spfe in cine
WiIdnna BON 2aubs unb Miibeeterbe,
Der etipds Ganb unb eiRigs feline Sorns
1pdne 3uqeIebt perben, unb fteIt Te Dor
Giniritt bss SroItss ins Do6n5immsr
nobc beim 5eniter, aber m09linit Iabl, no
fie balo NIT benz 9liibsn beginner. Denu
man bic sriien anoipen eutfsrnt, 70 snts
fdlfst ii9 ber Ipdtere 9liittnbeb1n9 rei6sr.
glumen unb f9e4t g~enDrbene
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

@lit itbnlhftisem gid Hnb sfnteul eluRen
eat eisid taeIih bic airfatn bsiradiet,
iHo bic Srit Idnait faT sefsnuntH eraditct,
40 nit Der Grnts maa idunis beginner,
9sA waiter meIHt inner, bAh &c nsdl niais
tanBrn,
ete1t nhr bic %iIeiuea, n%nrtiieH, befleh,
gtgauptet, fe bdtEeH msd grine eteneH.
ga, wintter bat iuobl saH5 oneere Mnacn?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

nErsaH Ha#n .f-
80 r~ndnssntbm e aud lit, fpenn bic
Grudtittmpel ber Grbbsereu iih 3ur Grot
nsistn anb 70 Bic 5riidte Bel Regenfuetter
leiht btrnureinigt iperben tOnnen, 10 1T
Elm Gtiibsn Der StenatI bod ni6t gu
smpfsbtn, defenders bann ni9t, reun es
nint nit GROCER 9ebutIdmteit ousqefiibrt
tpirb. Derben bic Gruhiftempel unb
Gru6tIiisle bsiddbist 70 tritt fiber cine
ginbube bon Grii6ten Elm, bitfe ~erIanoen
nidt ihrs boIIe @r5be unb ~bertrappsln.
Snsbslonbsre bite man If9, bic Grudts
tengel auftpdrts geridtet am Stab 5u
binbtn, btnH babei gebt e taum pbne Be-
f9dbigung nb unb bic nun BEN bolen
Go-ntnfAsin uRb Der trodenen Cuff duss
gefsbttn Griidte bertrodnen bann lei1t.
Die fhSnftsn Griidts sr5suot bic Gr6btsre
fat INNER, fpenn ibr 4usreiTen ni1t iibr
ben pfInnsen, fphbern I'm Gdotten Der
9Iattsr fid DouSiebt. Qpitatt bic Gtems
pei an5ubinben, Iafn bieTe ii9 Iei1t etipas
bon Der Grbe aufri9ttH, tnbem man Elm
pber 3ipti Gtdbhen In fhrdger Ri6iuna
untsr ihnen in ben Grbbobsn Itedt. us
s~pednaBigtr obsr triptff fi9 In Der RsseI
bic 9ennbung BON 6pl3tpoIe. sic 1T
ftiHli9 nnb Idbt Fn Isiht ouf bic Grbt
brsittn. Dbne bdb bic JruttItempsl bel
beribrt Su fptrbtn bruuden. an8ursifs
Ii4 fs su psrtDeubsa III isbOd aud ni6t
sDtdmdbig.
aun beim pfliden btr Griidte Der
Grbbttrsn finb 8eEhdbieungsn au bermeis
ben, bssbdfb fontn Grbberen nur bon
psrIonsn gspfIiidt fperbsn, bic porF9tig
nit ben pflun3sn umgtber. Die babe
Grntt unb msbr lam berntdtet tpsrben,
penn Bic GridiHtmptl aus ibrer Gage
esbra4t uH0 Rerumse3errt psroen.
Sc no6 ben pfIdu3sn0rten iibt bag
6pribtn nit 4upferidlibriibe einen btrs
fditbfnen GinfluB auf bisfelben aus. Bei
Der Bsbanblung bsr adrtofFsln nit aups
ftrtaltbriiht fam cline @erminbtrung Der
Grnts anb cine germinprdne bes Startes
aehaitss Der GartoffeIn eintreten. Den
piIanSea nirb bur9 ben ueber5ug aidl
unb 2uft ent5ogsu, tppbur1 eben Elm az
riunertr Grtrag unh Gin ftdrtedrmsrss
grpbatt sfasugt tpirb, tpesboEb bier Elm
1hbtrmab bon Gpriben nit GiipfertaIls
btiibt niht anotbraht lit unb IhGblider
ais niiBlid lpirii. 9si pflanasn NIT gIais
ffn gEdtltrns j. 9. bsim Brin, frits cine
gtaenleilige Mirfuna Elm. 9ier seiaen bic
8Idtitr nnn benz Gpribsn eerabs8a elm
banilerts Griin un6 tiueu ilppiasrn
giaitnnhs. 81s mag dber aud In Der
aoltjumbr sinerfeits unb in benz ihntnss
rem Gnslolm bon adlttetlhsH anbererists
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14
Saus. tSof nno @arfen.

fiehr bnS StikeH Der 5%rn1thempel Sci ben Grbbeeren. SupfrfdIhrhbe
no &flnasenDnds. Die 9ultur BON Coreopsis. - 2as alpcnpdlhet
mad Der SlRte. Prmua malacoide, cine %gSiuterprimd. 2as spO.
bdttrBe 9fennisfraat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-14

SAM, @retfl nHb ID, mir iptfhsn's "a ipiHen,
1aR cine on oben idon bsinab' win platenl
Ad, DoifeHtlidl 1pftn f1 bic nlntM bic sDa6en,
Genn mir HHs Hiat enblin sum gfa6ta eRt.
inlleheH. -
Gent, ainber, mic Berrlidi, Beut ipI ts %bcsinaen!
eefbri MN, init eeltsrn anS a5rben berbeii
RanI, greteI nuO Srle, iDo hedt beRn nor eret2
s'aibt airi9sH isetl Nult lbt Hsa lana sndl
befnHen2
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01

SEWARD. Dec. 1.-The Alaska Engineering Commission has placed a special train at the disposal of U. s. Deputy Marshal Evans and his posse, now in pursuit of Walter 9toker. The train has the right of way over all traffic and every effort is bSing made both by the marshal and the officials of the Commission to run down the murderer.
 Stoker is a trapper and hunter. and of late has been engaged in cutting ties for the commission. He is be- lieved to have gone suddenly insane yesterday and ran amuck with high power rife, killing Hendricks in stantly and mortally wounding E. K. Irving, section men, and probably others.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
VILLA HOLDING CHIHUAHUA CITY
TREvINO EVACUATED MONDAY
Advices from Jaurez State that Tre- vino and Other Generals COncen- trating to Retake City-Fears Felt for Safety of Americans.

FL PASO, Dec. 1.-General Con- gales, the Carranza commander at Jaurez. announced today that he had received advices from Chihuahua City to the effect that General Trevi- no had evacuated that city at five o'clock on Monday afternoon before the onslaught of the Villistas. Aside from the fact that the villistas are now in possession of the city the communication conveyed little news, none of the details of the entrance of the outlaws into the city or the incidents following being given.
 Grave fears are expressed for the safety of six Americans known to have been in the city at the time of Trevino's. evacuation. A report at Jaurez says that three Americans and several Chinese were killed by the, outlaws. It is also reported at Japrez that Gen. Treyino and three other Carranza commanders with their troops are concentrating at Suaz, on the Mexican Central rail- road, about 30 miles north of Chi huahua, and will soon attack the Will listas in an attempt to recapture the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
Weather Changes,

The weather in the interior con tinues to moderate, the thermometer at Fairbanks this morning registering 2 above zero, but from Gulkana out to Wortmah and in Valdez there has been a decided drop since Wednes- day. Gulkana, Copper Center and Tonsina show drop of IT, 22 and 20 degrees respectively and now stand at 20, 25 and 35 degrees be- low zero, the coldest spots on the line. Beaver Dam, Summit, Wort man and Valdez show a drop in tenn perature of about 2 to 13 degrees.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
SOL0NS GATHER
 AT THE CAPITAL
EMBARGO IS MUCH DISCUSSED
Statesmen Vary Widely In Opinion As to Effect of Projected Legisla- Not Remedy High Prices.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. l. Congressmen are arriving here from all quarters in anticipation of the coming session. The embargo on foodstuffs, which is being violently agitated, throughout the country, is the chief topic of conversation. and a wide variety of opinion is express ed on the subject. Congressman Mann is emphatic in voicing his opin. ion that an embargo is not a remedy for the existing high prices of food stuffs in the United States. Con- gressman McLemore is in favor of an extended debate on the question. There is no doubt but that the em- bargo will occupy a prominent posi- tion on the legislative program.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
SAYS STEAMER
 SUNK UNWARNEO
SURVIVORS OF MARINA ARRIVE
Spokesman Declares No Opportunity
 Given Grow to Escape-Second
 Torpedo Fired Undoubtedly Caused Loss of Life.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Forty sur. vivors of the steamer Marina, sunk by a German submarine, arrived here today on the steamer Tuscania. Jesse Hancock, one of the American survi. vors, as spokesman for the rest, as. serted that the steamer was torpe. doed without warning, the first notice of the proximity of the submarine be. ing when the first torpedo exploded
 Hancock says the first torpedo did sufficient damage to insure the sink ing of the vessel, and that the firina of the second torpedo was . wanton act, and undoubtedly caused addi. tional loss of life.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
CraiOve Surrenders.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The 'Rumanian city of Craivo. an important railroad center in Wallachia. is flying the flag of surrender after holding out for several days against the Teuton at- tack. This city, which normally has a population of 50,000 and one of the richest cities of Rumania, with no less than 300 millionaires, is prac- tically deserted. The Rumandans were amazed at the rapidity of the German advance, and abandoned enormous stores of foodstuffs. Thru the Teutpn gains along the Alt river the Teuton line on the Alexandria Guirgeve front has been shortened 130 miles. The Teuton forces under Falkenhayn are reported to have captured the town of Pitecnit,; sixty miles from Bucharest.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01

The United States Marshals office here received a telegram this even ing from Deputy Marshal Evans, say ing that he and posse had been ell gagged in a search of the various cab ins along the railroad line in the vicinity of the crime, but no trace of Stoker had been found. It is be- lieved that he has taken to the mountains, and the Marshal and his force will continue the search in that direction.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
"The Horrors of War"

An unusual review of the after. math of Europe's Path of Glory will be shown in the Empress Thea ter tonight. This picture is not in tended for children or women who are easily shocked, as it is most grue. some in detail. and many of the scenes are positively horrible. Two Comedies will also be shown to take away the thoughts of the horrors O1 war. If you wish to see how a coun- try rewards the brave sons who suffer and die for the cause. attend the Elm. press tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
P|TTSBURG GETS
 CHEAP TURKEYS
SELL FOR FIVE CENTS PER LIB.
Spectators Hold Out for Big Prices and People Boycott Maxkets- Eager Buyers Nearly Wreck Mar ket When Price Reduced.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 1.-Residents of Pittsburg who held out to the late hours Wednesday got their Thanks giving turkeys at bargain prices. The market had been. cornered and the speculators were holding up the price to 2S cents per pound. Enrased at the attempt to hold them up the peo- pie boycotted the markets refusing tp buy, leaving the dealers with hugo stocks on hand. To stimulate buy ing the dealers commenced to cut prices until fine birds were offered at five centS per pound.
 When this figure was reached there was a rush to purchase. The public market is situated along the bank of the Monongahela river, and the rush was SO heavy that the eager buyers nearly swept the dealers ofl into the river. A riot call was sound ed and the police reserves were sent to check the rush. In a short time the markets were completly cleaned out. The spectators lost thousands of dollars on the deal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
MAN IS
 NABBED FOR MOONSHINER

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.--Gov- ernment officials reached Nashville lately with Jazen Haddock an aged and respected citizen of Linden, Ten nessee, whom they claim as the king of the Tennessee wildcatters. Had dock was arrested, the officers said, as he finished leading a prayer in the Linden church, of which he is a pill lar. For forty-two years according to the governments agents. he has been one of the most respected mem- bers of the community. And for for ty years, they charge, he has been at the head of one of the biggest gangs of moonshiners in the whisky belt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
T1E CONTRACTER
 MURDERS TWO
MARSHAL STARTS IN PURSUIT
A Man Named stoker Shoots John Hendricks and K. Irving at Mile 12 Near Seward-Reported Shot An- other Man at Mile IA.

SEWARD, Dec. IA man by the name of Stoker. who had tie con- tract on the government railroad, ran amack yesterday and shot and killed John Hendricks and wounded E. Irv- ing at Mile 12 on the government railroad. Irving is not expected to live. U. s. Deputy Marshal Evans, with a posse, left here immediately on receipt of the news in pursuit of the murderer, but no report has been received from him. A report came later that Stoker had shot another man at Mile f4, but the report has not been confirmed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
THOUSANDS PAY t LAST RESPECTS s-a 6vyOU UUSOU SOtO
BODY OF EMPEROR LAID REST
Services Over Remains of Late Ruler
 
 of Austria Held in Hofberg Chapel
 Ca Kaiser Wilhelm Prays at Bier Interment in Vienna.

VIENNA, Dec. 1.-Thousands of people th9oPged the Hofburg chapel yesterday to-. pay their last respects to the dead emperor. whose body lay in state there Funeral services were said over the remains yesterday after noon and theinterment followed, the remains being escorted to, their last resting place by thousands of people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
SEATTLE HEARING NEARING. AN END
MERCHANTS GIVE TESTIMONY
Wednesdays Hearing Largely Devot- ed to Rates on Steamship and Rail- Data-Much Testimony Heard.

SEATTLE, Dec. 1.-The hearing of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion being held in this city on the Alaska steamship and railroad lines is rapidly nearing completion. We'd nesday's hearing was devoted almost exclusively to rates on the various steamship and railway lines in the north, and other data concerning transportation. A number of mer- chants and steamship men gave testi- mony at the hearing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
Plumbers to Reform.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1.-- The department of justice has been advised that the directors of the Ma tional Association of Master Plumb CTS, which has been under attack as violating the Sherman law. have pass ed a resolution by which the entire plan of operation and by laws of the organization are to be revised to meet the governments criticisms.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
NOTED EDUCATOR AMONG
 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Dec. ]. David B. Johnson, president of the Winthrop college. Rockhill, s. C.. and also president of the National Educa- tion Association, and eight other pas sengers. were injured, the engineer killsdband' the fireman badly scalded when a Southern Railway passenger train from Augusta to New York was wrecked in a collision in the yards.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
JUDGE TURNS UP WHEN
 POLICE GO ON SEARCH

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 1.-The search by the Portland police for Cir cult Judge w. N. Catens, reported by his wife as missing today, ended by his walking into court and taking his place on the bench. Judge Gatens says he performed a wedding cere- money yesterday, and later becoming i'll stopped at the home of friend and forgot to phone his wife.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
SEISMIC SHOCK
 SHAKES JAPAN
MUCH PROPERTY IS DAMAGED
Entire Central Japan Is Violently Shaken and the Cities of Kobe and Osaka Are Damaged by Severe Earthquake.

TOKYO, Dec. IA terrific earth quake shock occurred throughout central Japan yesterday doing large amount of damage. In Kobe and Osaka the buildings swayed and rock ed until the people fled in terror from their dwellings and considerable dam age was done. So far as known no lives were lost.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
NORWAY SUFFERING FROM
 GERMAN SUBMARINE WAR

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 1.-The Roy
 al Provisions Commission of Norway
 has unanimously decided that the ticket system should be instituted immediately to meet the food situa- tion throughout the Nation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
Kaiser Prays at Bier.

VIENNA, Dec. 1.-Kaiser Will helm of Germany, on Wednesday aft ernoon prayed at the bier of the de- ceased emperor. He returned to Der lin Wednesday evening" a heavy cold preventing him from attending the funeral services.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
Bankers Must Buy.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 1.-- Bankers who finance the railroads are not entitled to railroad passes. the Interstate Commerce Commission advised Newman Erb, president of the Ann Arbor Railroad.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-01
RUMAN|ANS FLEE
 FROM WALlACH|A
AMAZED AT TEUTON ADVANCE
Abandon Vast Stores of FoodstufYs at Craiova-Falkenhayn Reported to Have Captured Town Within Sixty Miles of Bucharest.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The Rumanians the Wallachian front, and are said to be pushing toward the Hungarian border to join the Rumanian forces there and institute an offensive against the Teutons in the vicinity of kirlibaba.