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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
gai6errnf 6eg aoIifriptipnsae.

gsi6erruf beg aoiifriptionsgc-
iebcs 0nrf ben aoilgreB;
Cine eeilaue iSeitietun9 Der
ariegsaieIe ieitcns Der 9iegierltlig;
fSrie0en obne @roberitilg, g(nnef.
tierimgen o0er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ltngen.
@orts idgte In ieiner He0e. e.
babe nod ME Die 3eit 9eiebeit. na
Der @ouberneiir eines Stootes 8e.
feble erlaiien babe, oie @eriauut.
lung frieoliebenoer Singer at bers
binoer1I. @r nitnoere i'd 30 Die
Genlofratie in nieier freieu alepu.
blif tot lit. Die anipeSepoen icien
nid)t bier, Die gie9ieruig allSltgreI-
fen, ion0ern fie at bei9iiBer.
aonareBnlann Maion tuoblife Ser
Situng nibt aI8 9elegnt BET, ION
0eru neil er, iuie er fitb o1lsoriidte,
m 5rieoen mo Geoefreibeit inter.
eiiiert lei. 8enn es g3errdt ief,
fagte geniol o1B Ct ooraA essttter.
eIie babe, 5it erfabrett, ipaS odg
Golf BON Sllinois ipiinfft 0dnn
n6ge oie &e9ierling TIM mas iAr
5eliebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03

aber ipieoerinl iiber sic @ren5c ges
itidt wuroen. 9tnf Die finansieIIe
Gage 0es 2on0es au ipreden foni.
memo, iogte ct, onB bonn I. Nfai bis
gum 10. 9(uguit oie SiuRule bon
$22, 100000 berausaabt mltr0e. 9ie
@erbatbIlnaeu' 5pefs 4ra9ling bon
$20000,000 III nleJifnniihem Gel.
DC in Der @liin8e 9sbilaoelphiog BAT.
ten iid)- 3eri6Iageit, oafiir nber bat.
te man S2i.000,O00 in Der GtQ0t
@terifo geprdgt.
Gorran5d iiidte i'm bos Medlt
mad, cine &oulnaiiiion ait erteniter,
Die 0ie aontrofte 8piideit Der friiDe.
ren meyifanilden @egierltllg ita0 Sen
gigentilmern Der 3ebuailtepee gabn
griin0lih itfiteriude.
Ser oeutidbe @eIanbte ioobnte Der
0es 8arlaftents BET lln0
Dnr0e iotuoDl beim 9etreteft nls
and beirn gerIaIien oes Gisuuge-
iaoles ftiirnlii6 begriiBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
Nnterlk. Grils,1,cft crit
itdbitcs Jabr iits Sells.
sO ia9t @Scrbiine; amerifaniides
@plf fuIl iid in 0ebnlo faiIen.

@ari8, 8, 5eptetuber. General.
moior &eribing, Der fid) gegeuipir.
tig IN &oris ouf9dlt, erfIdrte ae.
tern in S8erbinoltng init ben 9Id.
men fin ben foninenoen 99iltfcr,
bob Dos anefnifoii1e 8oH 6ie Sea
oelttitng un0 ben @ert Ser @eDnlO
5tt erfaiien lernert utiiIie luto nidt
erportet 0iirfe, Dab Die lit sSranf.
reid Qelanoeten grpe6itiongtrltp,
ben nod ben Gdiibengrdben Der
5ront aeianOt fnerOen f0rnef.
Gle rn8ltreihenoe itnaeniioenb
olls0erilltete Streitmadt ii 0en
nirflidcn 9dntpf 8u filbren@, 5aate
0cr onterifat1iide S0d1tfontn,on.
oiarenoe, gipitr6e eili groBer aeh.
let iein, auf oen Die 0eiltidlen nm
5ipeifeIbaft gere6net baben. gs 1T
Ieoof beic6Ioiien, oaB, uenn SLrne.
rita ieinen 4dot auf Dem SfIodlt.
fel0 56uIter an SdjuIter init 0en
1noeren gIaiierten nd1ftes ccsSaHr
e8 fin 6en Commercials
5ug b0lli8 bor6ereitet ieit itno Sic
Deutlhen oas bnIe GeiDidlt Ietlter
InilitariI6en aroit fiigletl Iaiiru
miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
6cmpcts crb6lt
Bticf BON 1oilion!

8oi6uqton, 8. SEPT. - Grali
oent 8ilion bat iq einem perl6nli-
6en Sdreibcl al SuntueI Wonlpers
Scr &onfereB Ser 9lmerieau 9faionce
for qnbor ono 8emocrocp, neIdle
rdditen 9ieuStog in 0linneopoIis
toet lin llnlopdlitdt 3u unter.
oriiden iciue ber5lide 3uitilmnlina
uno ieiueu 8eifol auseeOritft.
syn Dem Qriei uer0en 6ieieniaen.
melde ameritos geidmeroen aeoen
3eutidlonO 5u iguorieren iuden, all.
geflagt a@6breuo uniere Soloa.
ten un0 6eelelite ibra mannIihe glr.
belt TIM" 6eiBt es in Dem Sdlrei.
ben, INN Die &enftion in ibrer
6rutaliteH 5orm 5u betGmpfcn, mil.
len mir Oabeim ole orgonilierien uno
8eriude Oerieniqen ae.
fdhrliden @Ienente, iueldle ibre I'm.
lopaIitat biilter anspeidlenoeh Ebro.
lev rerbereen, idari befdntpien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
SrtcSeItsperI rInlfttmlmito
nit PinScrniiIen!
3llinuiS' Bprbcrnetr Der6inSert
6ieielbc, bod GGicasu's NtnDor
geiuG6rt i6r Sdlnt.

Chicago, ST., 8. Sept 9aS
l0ie geraltitnlter iu0 sSiibrer 0er
l6rie0ensperIonl11lung 0es 9seople's
@ouncil befiirhtet unO borausge-
Fieben battetl, lit geide6cif SIRE
Sisuna ON Sanastag I'LL @lloito-
rum Der q8eitieite iulroe nuF Be
gfcbl neS @cnrerlelrs 2Dm0en lei.
| TENS Der 4oIi5ei oufgeloit. Ser
Gouoerteur batte, fobaIo er Der.
Iiiominet BOB oie 8erianantlling
Iood aattfane. infort telepbonifdl
kRoli8eidef 5dnettIer bealtftrugt,
0ieielbe au ipreneen, ipos oenn old
geidnb.
Sieriiber mar 9iiroern1eiiter
Sbontpion, Der iid III ieinein Semi
in Safe 8oreit befano, 1tngebaIten.
@r erfIdrte, oaB Der @ouberneltr
In feline 9fedte nl8 9berboltpt Der
5ta6t gbicogo eingegriffen. in.
oen er itber ibt, Gbou1pion binpeg,
Dem 8oliaei6ef 8efebIe erteilt babe.
Ser 8itrgern1eilter pi6errief nidlt
MIN bieie gefebIe, iorbern forocrte
&oIi3eihef Sfuettler ouf, Ser &on.
feren5 ieoen S4ub oltge6eiben 5u
laiien.
6ierouf boueno, trotcn bie 3eIc.
goten Sotrtag no6nlittog 2::30
sur 5peiten 6ibung 5uiautnen.
3ett @ouberneur pur6e oies nit
geteilt, uno 30 in Gbicogo feline
5taatstrrbpen itatiotiert iiuo, go6
CT 0en 8efebl, bier &ompagrien
oes 8. eSGliitois g3eointcnts in|
SprinofieIb, iofort nod G9icaqo
5it ertien0en, I'M Die Sibung ollf.
3uIoien. Ole Gruppen trafen ie0od
srit oben68 9::20 in Chicago elm, at
Ipit, lm ibren gefebI ons5ufitbren,
oo iih Die @er1onlnilung bcreitS
tm $3.50 bertagt bate.
@iirgermeiiter G6ompion miro
lett ieinen Stcn0puntt lmo feline
Son0Iungspeiie nod berI6ic0enen
5eiten bin 8lt bertei0igen boben. |
Ger itootlibe 9erteioigltng8rat
nog i'm elmer frintineqen Son0. I
1tng ontlogen, 0a er oie 9efebIe |
)e5 @ouberneurs 2om0en mi6er-
,uien botte. g(ud beiBt es, Dob Der
5to0trot oen giirqernteiIter III
zen glnfld9e8uiton0 berieten raog. /
@Ob. Sbompion entbdIt iid) ie-
,cr g(usloiIung, 6o6 bat CT Icbte
8ode erfI1rt, BOB Die 8eIeoaten !.
'es 9Seople's Council unter Der
contribution oo$ giedt Der 9fqoe.
reibeit beiaiien.
Ggefntipfomitec nnb lSlatturm. i
gn Der Gerianunlrn1 aeIterr
o6mittaa nohmen inter an6eren
er friibere 8un6esierotor gSorfs
on Galiiornien &on9reBlnunn ".
]. Dlaion bon sSQinois itn0 Or.
5uonb 8. 9}aane8 bon g8efp gorf
I'll. Ger eritere muroe sunl @iit-
lie0 oes Grefutibtonitees eripablt,
ellen goriieer Gebnollr Sfe6nan
on Chicago lit ino Dem beoeilten-
c 6rieoensfrelnioe aus Dem gam
N &an0e ongeb0ren.
9ie GIotform ent6dlt folgenoe
'Ionfen:
&roareIIipe eit9oiianng in al.
N SonOern;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
Deilticbc 2letcp[aite
iiber Git0laltts ltiiIte!

2onoou, 3. g[ugpit. gentlde
Neroplane freit3ten III Der gtodt oe8
2. September na6 Git Sent binein
mto idIeuoerten mebrerc 9omben
1era6. Sieben 8nmben miroen in
8ober bineingeporfen. Gin 0tuun
lpnr0e 9etotet uno bier 6rauen uno
ain0er erlitten leidta 8erletungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03

ober oeuiiltigen0 filr oos oeuti6e
E&olt betrohten uW Der 9lote @e-
ftilge gu IeiIten.
eeSSn onberen nelltralen @retlen
ipieoer berrIf1te me9r Gptintisntus
Dor. 9ort lpuroe Die Soffnunq aus
ge0riift. oaS 0ertide Golt iperoe
einieber, ooB Der 8r1fioent ireen6
Ieitpns, oos elmer 9elniltigling 0es
0eliti6en gsoItes nabefonrlt, lorg.
f1ltig berInieo, als er erfl1rte, bier
Silnifel Ser MeIt ieiea balite &C.
aa itlsjlnnn llaA nteIas Eei nod
lilbeiiegt. Dieier Gribilt bont
9altpte zines feiiloIid)cn arieefiib.
renben bon Der @robe uno Mafyt
oei 8ereinigten Staafen einenl
6eir0e gegeniibcr lei BON foit urter-
6orter Gbre uitO 0ies weroe oas
0elttide @olf IN ieiitent Dabren
Berte auerfenneh.
2Osiide 6Oleen bon g;yric6en oGnc
Sieg.4
Gs ipur6e 6aranf Bin9eluieIen
DOB 9r1iioent Bilions 9tntuort
eine logiihe 6oIge ieineS ofSrieoens
o6ne 5ieg" iei @8 lpur6e Die 9[n.
iidlt oltsge6riift, oaB 0ie GelltIhen
nod gellil9enoer Belt, 6ie Go6e att
itberIegetL ieben piiroett Der Ita.
hi$ quo ante bellum iei triht aus.
g8eiter, 6aB cine @e.
IegenBett 8lt ltnter6ou0lungen fir
einen bieI 9iinltigeren Srie6en nit
Der 8eriiherling gIeider @elegett-
1eiten fir bos oelttide 8oIf In Der
3ufunft un6 ben 2EltsidIub elmer
lpirtidoftliGen 2i9a ge9en oaIieIbe
nod benz 5rieoen oor6on0en lei.
GieS ipiir0e etnen iturfen Gin.
ortf ouf Die 6inon3. uno Synott-
rie,Sntereiielt lit Geltti6lon0 bu-
ben, Die groBen Ginfl1iB ouf oie
6es 2oufe8 ser greig-
1iiie in ben udditen 8o6en un0
QlonateH oasii6en meroen.
9entidle Gemdtratiiieritng oun Syu.
men.
@elde Gerfaiiings- -4en0erungen
n 0eliti6lalio tln Sinne Der ge.
)eltiug ser gtote @iHons fomlnen !
perben lit eine 6rage, Ste 1tntcr
0ipIomaten biel SpefuIution Der,
Iriadt bat. @s mur0e ooroif bin.
Jelpieien 0oB, f1QS sic 0eltihe gte=
Iierttng SSrieoen miinidt, i9r einc
Oerniitigtug eriport meroen fonn-
{, menn anrBler a2ihaelis reiig.
liert imO iein gtudfolger berfiin-
ient boB er Den 4}oiteu uur unter
'er 8e0in9nng nttne1nen f0nne
mo noEie, oaB ct Dem 8olfe, o.sb. I
eut 8tei9stng berantlportlih iein
ole. 0ie SSSuitintipe uiir0e 0onm
oll GeutihlanO ieIbIt llnn ni6t
on otBen fomnlen ttno Die 9iegier.
ng f0r1te nadgc6eu lm0 bod init
'bren beiteben.
Sn ollen nelitrnlen Greiien id)ien [
ie 9Ieide glniidt bor5uberri6en. 4
oB cine 2lenoernng in Der Serial. K
ING Stroit ueIder Ser oeutIfe (;
ieidstan8ler 0cm Geidstng per-
utmortlid 1T penn gIei1 oas {
ledt Der @ruen1ulg in SitOen |
es aaiIers oerbIei6t, oem 9Selen /
no 3met Der glntport g8ilions Il
II Den &opit entipre6eu ipiir0e. Ia
Sam fam man pobl Die e5rage
eaen: n@iro oo3 Oeltihe Rolf 5
CT pipdloloaiidlen glugenblid fir
en- GrIe0en erinilea2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
Iciilplctt ecGcta
riIifiiDc 1scoierMito!

9onoon, 8. Sept. - Sier min
mon ein &omplott ent0etEf llobell.
pcs oaraltf biuaus9ina, 0te propi.
lorllde ae9ierilng Ill itiir8eu una
lpleoer etne monardliibe 9fcqieruno
eln3uleter. aamiiter sierensfn bot
enc itrenge ltnteriiIbung onqcoro.
net.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
gleMe iiitcrreidliidle qlliniilrr

SSleh 3. Sept. aoiirr aorI
9at 9aron bon 8mdans slum Giien.
bqbn- Or Gmitliasti sum ersie
gln9s gr. Gdlauer 5ulil sylritia.
8r. j. bon gsirner slan sSrnans..
dreiherr bon @eiier suht anibeIs,
uno lSrQf Silpotiiisa sun aactbais
mliinter prHauH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
I3mnSerfe ee6en fd0EfdS an
Jbren Gcltdftcn potilbcr

gorum fiuo fie nidt oIEe Sire asn0rng
ggeil Gfe Iie niAt alrf SIRE @oren oitfnerf.
fam gernodt bnben 9n0u beoiirfen Gie Der
8ethtngsrefIonte Cine gLn5eige ii oer Eri.
biine piro neue aunben fir sie getpinnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
AenIIde srnppen aeaen aiaIiener.

"FT4FF ~FHFPtH BtHtH NYIUtEtWtt'
lloine, 3. Sept. = g8ie oiterrei1i-
idle @efmgene iuaen, baben letter
9onnerstas ouf Set @orlo Sod.
flade oelltihe Erilppcu geaen sstalie-
ner i'm Sample aeIegen gie Deter.
reifler baben gerIt1rflinsen pon Der
rliiiiid-rmndriiten 6rout an iib ge.
sogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-03
Die aampfe in 9lnmanicn.

getrogra0, 3. Sept. Sn Der
fil0liden 0lol6uu, tuipeit 6ofi6oni,
Ianfen bic ruiiiiaen 8ruppeu nibt
mebr marenpeiie oabon ltno bieten
benz 8eir0 Die Stirn. Sort baben
lie @erIiner 3epeiden 8ufoIge meh.
rere @egennngriffe alisgefiibrt. 9ei
groild, iii0Deitlid bon @aIat, muir.
Den iogar feinoIide 2(ngriffe a6ee-
mieien.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
DONALDSON SCHEDULE

The following schedule for the har- bor boat Ut. c. V. Donaldson" will take effect today. All orders to the contrary are revoked.
 Monday, Wednesdays. Thursdays. and Fridays:
 I've. Fort Liscum Leave Valdez 8:15 a. m. 9:46 .. m. 1915 D. m. 4:30 p. m.
 TUESDAY
 1915 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 4:30 p. m. 6:OO p. m.
 SATURDAY
 1915 D. m. 4:3O p. m. 1915 ?. m. 1O:SO ?. m. There will be no trips of the boat on the End and 4th Fridays of each month, these days being used to clean boilers.
 Special trips or cancelling of the above will be made without notice only to meet e1tgencies of the ser- vice.
 All ofilcial tasiness between Val des and the Post should be arranged for transaction, where possible, % that advantage will be taken of the scheduled trips end sxtre trips will bo made at . minimum and made only when urgently needed.
 c. R. KOEHLER, Ist. It. 14th Infantry. A. Q. V. By GEORGE NEWL0vE, n. R. c.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22

Take a look at our new line of postcards and pictures of the Canyon etc. Valdez Drug Store. If If 1t isn't an Eastman 1t isn't . Kodak. We carry . complete line of Eastman Kodaks and supplies. Val deg Drug Store. If
 A special on stationery at the Val deg Drug Store. Box paper. worth from soc to $1.00 now 25c. If
 Ansc0 Films Will
 fit any standard make camera. They are the standard. Guy E. Cam. eron. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Its Usss.

Pop, tell me one thing"
 What is it, sonr
 'Is the line that ships have to croD on the sea where they hang the oceans vashY-Daltimors American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Notice of Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Fidalgo-Alaska Cop per Company will be held at said Company's office, being the law office of Donohoe & Dimond, in the town of Valdez, Alaska, on Monday the 1st day of October, 1917, at the hour of ? o'clock p. m. at which meeting dir ectors of said company shall be cleo ed for the ensuing year. Also there will be considered the question of distributing among the stockholders certain funds now on hand arising from the sale of the Company's min- ing claims situated on Fidalgo Bay, Alaska, and such other business shall be transacted that may legally or regularly come before said meeting.
 T. J. DONOHOE, President.
 First publication Saturday Sept. 15. Second publication Saturday Sept. 22. Third publication Saturday Sept. 2s.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22

A nice line of Earthern Teapot at Rudolph's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
The Track of the Earth.

If the sun and earth and the earth's orbit could be seen. then the track of the earth would be spiral around that of the sun. Go take broOmstick, wind wire around 1t like thread on spool. take out the stick and stretch the coil until the space between each turn Is. say, one-third of an inch and make a hundred turns of the wire. Then this spiral or coil would represent the track of the earth through space during a hundred years. The sun moves toward the star Vega at a speed of twelve miles per second and carries the earth, all the planets and their moons along. But they all move around the sun at the same time and therefore traverse spirals, represented fairly by extended coils of wire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
A Comparison.

A German military critic said that Robert E. Lee was America's ablest soldier. But when Lees army of in vasion came up into Pennsylvania it didn't cut down a tree. trample a gar den or steal pig. Indeed. Lee was SD good . soldier that he said the burning of Chambersburg was a military blun- der for which he was not responsible.
 The ofncer in all Americas wars who did the most burning, hacking and rob bing was Benedict Arnold after he had turned traitor to his country. But the chief effect of it was to solidify the col onists into an effort to win the Revolu- ton.-Girard in Philadelphia Ledger.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
BOMBS FROM AIRPl-ANES.
Simple Device That Aids In Dropping
 the Missilss Accurately.

Simple Device That Aids In Dropping
 the MissiIss Accurately.
 At the numerous aerial bombing schools pilots and observers are taught how to drop bombs accurately on sta tionary and moving objects on the ground and on captive balloons. Bombs of all classes are used, from the eight pound high explosive bomb to the 200 pound bomb as we'll as the phOs- phorus and rochambite bombs.
 The instrument that is used fin direct ing the placing of bomb on the object aimed at is . simple device and is pro vided with several adjustments that can be made almost instantly. One of these gives the speed at which the ma chine is travelling. another Is an ordi- nary water level, and both in conjunc- ton with two mirrors which show the pilot the ground below serve to aim the bomb. The wind has to be serious. ly considered when dropping bombs. and most bombs are dropped up wind.
 Bomb dropping is q most important branch of the air service, and pilots have been known to drop bombs on en- emy trains and transports from fairly good heights and also on the vital parts of bridges and on depOts and railway functions, intuition plants, aer- odrOmes and submarine bases.-Scien- tiflc American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

June Davis, held in the ketchikan jail for disorderly conduct will bring charges against Dr. Damourette for some fancied wrong and also for fur nishing her with morphine.
 Felix Mandora, of ketchikan was recently fined $120 for peddling booze to the natives with the alternative of spending to days in jail.
 Flank Miller recently has his foot severely crushed by falling timber at the ketchikan Power Company. Mr. Miller, a wrestler and boxer, had d match scheduled to take place in two weeks with Mir. Lestern but had to postpone it.
 w. H. Bourke, recently arrested in Juneau on fugitive warrant charge, will be taken to Spokane to face charges of grand larceny, in connec- tion with timber deal. Bourke claims that he was not entirely to blame as his partner went back on him. He had a nervous breakdown after the failure in Spokane and had come North in hope of bettering his health and resources.
 Harold Hansen, of Ketchikan, the owner of a small gas boat, entered the craft one night recently and struck a match to light a lamp. Es- caping gasoline had filled the boat with gas and an explosion followed ] blowing the roof off the cabin and set ting fire to the boat, which burned and sunk. Hanson escaped to the float, badly burned about the head and face.
 Sarah Lott, native girl, while working at the Lake Bay cannery re- gently, got her hand caught in the machinery, and sustained injuries which necessitated the amputation of the thumb and index finger of the right hand. Several bones of her wrist were also removed.
 Dr. Sugden, the well-known lectur- CT on Alaska and producer of motion pictures of Alaska scenery, built a raft recently and with several others shot the famous Whitehorse rapids, while from the rear of the raft mo- tion pictures of the scene were taken. Later Dr. Sugden shot the rapids in canoe while a cameraman on the shore shot him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
THE THRONE IN THE HOME.
Where I've Should Rule as Ons to ln.
 sure Real Happiness.

svrs Real Happiness
 "A man may 5Iild throne for the woman he loves," says the Mothers Magazine, but he will find that to make her a queen he must mount 1t be side her, for only where two rule as one can either hold true sway. Whether married or single, we do not live unto ourselves alone All the world some. how is affected by what we are. and in the married state we have greater obligation than merely to keep the peace or to observe the conventions or to demonstrate how we can improve upon Gods law of life and love.
 Tt is well that we should use every God given power of mind and spirit, every quality and grace and virtue at our command, before and after, in or der to live up to the privileges and re- responsibilities of marriage. But mar riage fortunately is thing of the heart rather than of the intellect, and it is our wrong attitude of mind to- ward matrimony that would drag 1t down to our own level and limit of comprehension and make 1t a merely human mistake instead of divine gift
 eff we would make 1t a blessing in- stead of a curse, If we would have 1t encompass all of our needs fin joy and sorrow. if we would have it endure with us through life and eternity as the sublime fact of our existence, we must live up to 1t hour by hour in a spirit of faith and hope and charity"
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Hunter Found Dead

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Sept. 22 The body of Horace Marshall, civil engineer at the Klamath Indian agency, who disappeared while hunt ing near Fort Klamath three weeks ago, was found yesterday. There was a bullet wound in the head. The coro- ner sent out messengers to bring in the body.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
A Real Rroxidanoa.

MT. YOunghusband reached home late for dinner
 "I got pinched for speeding on the way home," he explained rather sheep ishly. Have to appear tomorrow morn ing and get '$10 or fifteen days"
 Mrs. Younghusband fervently clapped two bNstered little hands. What . providencer' she cried dsvoutly. You nut take the fifteen days, John! The cook has just left!"-Harpers Maga- zine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Homo Ground cornmsaI.

Clean up the old coffee grinder or buy . new one and grind your own corn meal for griddlecakes, mufilns and bread. If you do not like bread made of coFnmeal alone use some wheat flour with it. Since home ground corn meal does not keep long it Is better to buy whole corn by the bushel and grind for meal as needed.-New York Sun.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Not an Eoonomist.

Are you practtcing food economyr T tried it out, but 1t didn't work" "What was the troubleT
 My husband simply refused to eat the cold fried egg that was left over from the day before" Detroit Free Press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-22
Thief Take Notice

The party who took the magneto from the Packard car on the Valdez trail is notified to replace 1t at once, as 1t is known who did 1t.
 k24 OWNER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-18
lheaters
"katinka.

Katinka," legitimate successor to
The Firefiy" and High links" has
been sent on tour by Arthur Ham
nerstein. following year OF sensa-
tiona1 success on Broadway. and will
be presented at the Academy tomor-
row and Saturday and Saturday matt
nee.
"Ks tinka" is the joint production of
the librettist, Otto Harbach, and the
composer. Rudolf Friml, who collab-
GRATED SO successfully on The Fire
ny" for Emma Trentini, and later on
High links" The new composition
IS said to eclipse its predecessors
both in the cleverness and hunor of
its lines. and in the Tilt and tuneful-
ness of its music. Arthur Hammer.
stein. who has staged all three of the
pieces, has surpassed himself. accord
ing to the critics. and 'Katinka'
stood quite alone on Broadway last
season in the gorgeous elaborateness
of its scenic equipment and-the ees-
tuning OF its principals and chorus.
The play opens In town In Rus
STA where Katinka is being forced into
q disagreeable marriage with the pow
erful and elderly statesman Boris.
Her lover, Ivan, learns that Boris al
ready has a wife, and so. on the we'd
ding night. In the midst OF the festiv-
tiles, ne steals little Katinka away
and the two. accom- panied by an
American friend named Hopper. set
out for Turkey in search OF Mrs.
Boris the first. After series of ex-
citing and iadicrees adventures IN
Old STEAMBOAT. the party learn that
Mrs. Boris has gone to Vienna. and
they follow her there. In the capt.
( tai of Autrian gayety, many farcical
I x-I~ III n1T riZnt
are ironed out.
which the audience whistles as it
| files out OF the theater after the fall
Of the final curtain is "Raokety Coo.
the most catchy melody Of a deca de.
A large chorus adds charm TO the
: many other musical hits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-18
CAMP
FOR ROAD FORCE
State Highway Department to Begir
Work in Few Days On Peters
burg Turnpike.

The depa rtment of the state hign-
way commissioner yesterday sent re-
personalities out on the Petersburs
turnpike to locate site for camp
for the road force which will begin
work the next few days on repairing
the turnpike,
Commissioner Coleman said yester-
day that there would be about seven
ty-five men on the road force
It Is proposed to put the highway
in good condition for the present
emergency traffic. Later when nor
nal times dawn again there is no
doubt that serious effort will he
made for the construction of road
of such permanent material that II
will sustain the strain Of the increas
inglv heavy traffic between the cities
Of the Southside and Richmond.