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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Deatieke Kemn,entare.
% Darlington. 8. 6. - 8

Mn ieinem tiir3li1 eri1ieneneu
III 8nhe rameriea's Relatious TO
~ the Great 8ar" nimmt Der
~ 0efp Yorfer YrpieIior 9urseB
and Stelun9 CUR Sauhboots Srase.
Yrpfeiior 8urseB sebDrt gu ben eriten
@elebrten be5 SanoeS. Or lit cine
a~uerfannte Iutoritdt auf benz 9ebiete
bes goIferrehtes, uuo feline Gnii6t
iiber poIterrehtlide Sra9eu iuiegt
iebeniaus i6tperer, oils oaS 8epplter
elmer fdufliten Sespreiie, autb idtpes
rer aIS bic bilettantenbaften aniibten
unierer iogenannteu Stantsmdnuer,
bic iiber Die Nnfansssrinbe oes
Iplierre6ts nod bintpestontnten
mii1en.
Sn Der Sautboot. Sraee ftebt gros
fehor gurseb aui bent Stanopuntt,
ben aud mir in oieier Sra8e bon VIM
fang an pertreten bnbeu: bab iebeS
betpaifuete Sanbelsihiff ais &riess>
ihiif betra5tet iuerocn mug. bab alio
Der bonn YrGiioenten WiIiou tpnitrus
ierte lluteri6ieo 5lpiiden Sepaiinun9
5u neutrality-suspicious. uno gu Gns
griiiS5peden oOlterreGtlit nubaltbar
lit. llno iuenn Der YrGIibent nitt
9efpiut ut. ieinen unbaltbarcn Stanbs
punt auf3ugeben, lit es nah Yrpfei>
for 8urseb' 9arlegeu Sfliht beS
RongreHes. umerifanilhe 8iirser Dor
Der 9euusung iolder Shiffe 5u mar
nen. Rad isiueu 9arlesungen bat
Der &onsreb audi auein oas SseGt.
cine iolte Warnun8 5u erlafien. Ser
grlab Der 8arnung tpiirbe allo tein
gtngriii in bic Sefusniiie bes Yrd@
iibenteu iein. ionpern elm burhaus
neutrality-suspicious. gift Der nationas
len 0eieseebuns.
Gen 10 bduiis sebprten giuipano,
cine iolhe @armuug piirbe Elm gius
eriif in Die Hette oes amerifaniideu
@iirsers Ieiu. peiit YrofeHor BUR
geB NIT Der @emerfung suriid, baB
Die Warnung ia tein @erbpt lei, aui
betpaffneten Saubelsihifien gu reis
fen; benu Tie be5tpede wetter nitts,
als ameritauilde .giirser barauf aufs
mertiam an maiden, paB lie auf
lolhen Shiifen auf ei9eneS Riiito reis
item. baB bic 9unbesresieruns ni6t
eetpilt iei, lid fir Die Soleeu bers
antiportlih MAIDEN 81 lniIeu. Hrofels
for Burgeb lit nit Hedt Der Mniiht,
bab es Seit 9eiporoen lei. einmal
enereii6 Der Iuiiaiiung entgesen3na
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
49,
prebfimmsft aus GsnSen.

2pnbpu.- Die ,9aiIp Netps"
9lnibt nit mebrerer dnoeren Sldtteru
9ouoon's, oab Die Weoe oes Yrdiioeus
TEN 8iliou in England cine piufoms
mere Infnn6me iinoen iolte. sic
meint iebod, bab aud @teles in Der
Hcoe entbuIten lei, tpomit gnslano it'd
nitt etnperitanben ertlGren Tonne.
Inter Guberem iagt Die rNeps":
-ErGiibent Bilion iteut ben 9runbias
aui. Der ith NIT Der o pier5ebn
Sagen semabteu grtldruu8 Der
@nterte bedt, bab Die Guiierten nte
Die @usmer5uns ober poIitii6e Ser
nittuns bes beuti6eu Bottles eeiutt
babeu, uno baB lie einen 8rieoen
iudJen, Der auf Sreibeit, 8ere6tigteit
unb Die Srcue in internationaleu 8ers
einbaruusen seitiist it,, gu oieier
grtldrunS lit Die Gnipra6e 8ilion's
elm umfaiierSer uno Guftlorenoer
aommentor."
Sn ibrer geipreHung Der Eebe be5
Vrdiibenten 8iliou ertIdrt Die
~Worning Soft, bab Die Grieefibs
reuben lid eeraoe 10 iebr na6 Sries
oen iebnen. fpie Die Geutralen. r8ir
m6gen uns iebo6 IN urieren Gns
itauungeu s%etreuut finoen, ipenn es
gu Der Srase fonumt. ipte Der Srie>
BEN bergeiteIIt unb erbaIten perben
iou . @ir bleiben immer nod Der
NnIidt, baB elm o~alIernber Srieoe
nur bann erreiht iperben tann, tpenn
Die Gentralmdhte beIie9t iinb." Sie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Yrpi. Surgeb iber Die Sandbpot. 6rage.

treteu. oils mitiie Die &egieruns inter
allen llmitduoeu nole Serautipors
tuns iibernebmen fir Die einem 8iirs
ger in frembem 2anoe 3uitobeube
llnbia, benin oas lit cine Iuffaiiuug,
bic iebr leidt gu fol9enihtperen
&~oniequen5eu fiibreu tann.
Ser 9ebanfe, Elm 9ano in einen
blutigeu &rieg gu i~tir3en, neil elm
ein5elner Sirser in irenlbem 2anbe
gu Sdabeu %eetpmmen lit ooer iein
9eben eineeblBt bat, lit 9erabe5u
pdbniinnig unb iolte ernirIi6 niht
ertuosen tperoen. 8er aus Gbens
teuerIuit ooer Ieidten 8etpinnes noe
gen feline Saut 81 0ldrttc trageu mill,
iubem er lid in elm fremoes Sanb NIT
bieleiht unii6eren ppIttiihen 3uitdus
ben besibt. ioa bas auf eiseues 6is
ito tbun. niht aui oas Hiiito zines
san3en Bottles. Iit benz 8eiien aui
betpaffneteu SanbeIsi6ifien perbGlt
es Ii6 ebenio. limb Die Sumutbuns
pouenSs, bas 8iiito fir 9eute su
iibernebmen, Die iib auf bepaffnete
SanbeIsihiffe 81 Dem ausseiprotes
men 8tped begeben, Die aus @aiien
unb Runition ~beitebenoe 2anung bes
S6iifes Surt ibre Mntpeienbeit an
i6iiseu pber lid fir bieien Spet gar
bineeu Iaiieu. ioIIteu mir NIT Gnts
riiitung 5uriidipeiien.
Srofehor 9urseb nennt es nit
Hedt cine 9%emiitbiguna fir uniere
Regierun8 uno fir Die Ser. Staaten.
bab man inns 3umutbet, 'Imeritaner,
Die iid 81 iolfem Sped bergcben
pber braifeu laiTen. gu i6iisen. alto
Der britiihen Slptte Die Gorge fir
Die iihere @blieferun9 bes fir bic Muiz
isrteu beitimmteu Rriessmaterials
ab3unebmeu uno lie aui Die Ser.
Staoteu 81 iibertra9eu. Inter bieien
l~lntitdnoen fam man eS peritebcn,
baB oaS Sur9eB'i6e 9uh bel ben bies
lisen gerbiinbsten Der NQiicrteu tei>
neu groBeu @eifau ftnbet. Sier iagt
linen elm @elebrter bon @eItruf
tlipp uuo liar. bab lie bon Nngelegens
beiteu Der uationalen @bre ebenipe
penis periteben, nie bon Sra9en
polterrettlifer Natiir. Sas lit bitter.
aber pobl perbieut. limb in 8aibs
instou DEFENDERS bat man ale Ser
anlahung. BENT gube eri6opfenbe
Seaftlns gu ihenfeu, Ian fanu
piel oaruiiS lernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

Gierteliabr Bat bic nortpesiide Saus
beIsmartne 90 Sampfer NIT 1925
Tounen sineebibt. ipel6e gfnbube
benz norsetptiten arte9sberftheruugss
Rlub 28,000,000 setoitet bot. Sie
seiammtsu 8rtessoerIuite tpnrerI 1s2
9mmpfer NIT 281,628 Tonneu, uro
iet5is SeseIitiffe nit 48,767 Tons
men, 6uiammeu 242 Shtffe nut 1885,.
415 Conner. Ser @erit6errngstpertb
Sisier Shiffe tpar $89,045,000 aber
Der tptrtIide RGrftipertb mar riel
b5ber, ba es MIR m69li6 tpar, tie fir
einen Sbeil hires @crtbes gu bers
ii1err. G6tffe, tpeI6e Dor Dem &rteae
fir $25 per Eorne g~etauft merbeu
tonuten, brin9eu ieet $3.50 per Souue
ODER mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Der pra6oenten Jrieoensreot.

Wuurue' 5petrine fir aue gbar. = Srd6eit nnb seihe @ehte fir ale
@ahOnen. Gretat Der Waeere. aae Dirt bon Rhhnna. sn gDuTer
unb sn 9anbe ioa etnsef6rdnft merben. - Der tummenbe @etriebe.
- 3pmmentare int Berlin, Harts nnb 3pnbpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Opfer Scr Grplsitsm is
GenSen.

giminbicf3ig Spbte unb SIT Ser
leete lit bic srobte S6Gsuns. bic be-
treffs Der Spfer Der grploiion in ben
Runitions InIaeen IN 2onbon ges
madt ipuroe. @ier5ts 2ei6eu itub aus
Den Sriimmern se3osen tporben unb in
"a Stunbeu' itarben 21 bon Den Ser
lesten In Soipitdlern. \ Sic meiiten
2etden unb niele Shtperberleste iiuo
nod nift ioeutifi5iert porben. gs
tuirb offi5ieu ertldrt. bab Die grplos
iion ourh 8ranb entitanben iei, tpie
ibm ieoe Sabrtt ausseiest lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
pariisr preHe nrtPetlt lyme
patbi1db.

Yaris.-Sn ben Rorseu5eituns
gen tptrb bic Rebe bes Yr6iis
6erten 8iIion an berporraSenbcr
SteIle aoseorudt unb i'm 0roBen uuo
Sanger IN i~bnlpatbiider Reiie bes
ipro6eu. Die &ommentare iiub ies
bod tb%eiItpeiie rett ifeptiib sebaIteu.
Der ,Retit Eariiien" iagt:
rgs bat ben Gni6ein, als Oh Brds
iioeut 8iIiou. Die in %iettter Note an
bic 8riesfi6reubeu, irrtbiimlifer
8eiie bic ausesriffeneu Stanteu uub
bic 4nereifer auf bieielbc Stufe itcIlt,
obidou bieis llnterideiouns iebr leibt
mar, unb fem Gepiieu i'm perpflib>
tete iie gu MAIDEN. Rit oieier eineu
@ini6rdntun9 toruen mir Die bonn
Srdiibenten nor9eihlagcnen Sprmeln
fir Die 8aiis zines 5utiinftigcn Sries
bens unterihreibeu. GO lit nihts in
ieiuer Nuffaiiuue, bos II beIeibigen
tpunte. 4ber tpas peroen Seuti6lanb
unb Seiterreih slln9arn iaaeu?"
Ser sRatin" iagt: ~Sn boiler
lleberetniimmung nit Den bonn Bra
iibenteu nieberselesteu Srin3ipieu
miii1en mir bis auf lpeitereS oaran
feit6alten. bab es eineu 3beil Der
Weribbeit sibt, Dem bieie Yrtn5ipien
nit getpaIt auf9e5rpungen peroen
miiiien."
Sn Der Seipredung bes ~Sourual"
beibt es: Ser Ylau beS Germ 8iIs
ION lit Die ginfatbeit ielbit, nur bab
er einen nelleu Renifeutppus ners
Iangt. Sat Serr 8iIion Dor, an Der
menidIideu Ratur cine Ienoeruug
gu pou5teben2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
HItniis.

.Sie Sraee bon 9etpaiinuns Su
9anbe ipie our See lit Die inmittels
bare uno auBerit praftiihe Sraee, bic
nit benz tiinfti9en 8eidid bon Nas
tionen Der Ienihbeit p~erbuuoen it,"
CT babe bon bieien 9roBen Gn9es
lesenbeiten obne 8iidbalt unb NIT
Der eroBteu &larbeit 9eiprohen. ba es
notbpenbis erihienen lei, tpenn bas
briugenoe Sebnen Der Welt nah Srie,
ben ireie Gimme uno freicn Iusbrud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

ocutIde gotldnft CAB NIT 9esug auf
Die Don't Yrdiibenten inn 9uuoeSienat
gebuItene g1ebe betanut, baB ieine
Geuberuneen Bel Der beutibcn Neaies
RING obne Sfpeifel cine giiniti8e Iufs
na6me finbeu iperben.
8etter fpuroe geia9t, bab Ret6ss
tan5Ier b. 8etbmanus Soltueg oarolif
fbon baI0 tn elmer Heoe cine tnotrette
Nntiport ert6eilen tperbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
psrlmfte Scr nerrpesiieeen
H~anSelSmarine.

lleber ben gerluit Der nortpeeiIden
SaubeIsmarine tpGbreno bes &rieees
berittet IN ausii6rlifer 8eiie Der
amerifauiihe General aoniul g. $.
9euniion IN Gbri1tiania tpie folst: Sn
bent NIT Robember 1915 b~eenoeten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

finben fone. or iet pieIIeidt BITE eins
5iee Reripn IN bober Nutoritdt in Der
WeIt Der Die Sreibett babe gu reben
unS nidts ou~riidoubaIten. @r reoe
ais Snoinibuum, aber audi natiirltt
ais bas peranttportli6e Obcr6aupt
einer eroben Heeterung uub fet iibers
oelet i'm Sinns bes 8olfes Der Der.
Staatcu al rebeu rno iuie er boffe,
fir bic Sreuoe Der Renidbeit in icber
Nation.
sd mDhte eerue sIauben. oab id
fir bic title Raiie Der Weni6beit
tree1oipo rsbe, bic bisber teine Stenc
ooer 0ele9eubcit bate aus oouem
Ser3eu ilber ben SOB unO bas 8ers
oerben gu rebeu. bic ben 8erionen unb
ben Seimen 5utbeil iuurben, Die ibneu
ote tEelteriten iino."
Su Der Gripartuue, bab baS Bolt
unS bic Hegieruns Der Der. Staaten
iid BEN anSercn cibiliiierten Ratio,
men Der WeIt CUR 8ardutie Der 9aler
oes 6riebens inter ben bon i6nt ees
nannten 8ebinguneen oniflieben
ipiiroen, rsoe er NIT Inn 10 srSberer
&iibubeit unb Suoeriift, bu es Sober,
mann, Der benfen tonre, tlar lei, bab
in oieiem @erfpreten tein Sru6 unies
rer l1eberlieferuneen ODER uuierer
Yolitif. als cine Nation e~rtbaIten
ieieu, aber cine grfiiaung bon GQeut,
mas mir befannt uno ipofiir mir ses
l"tritteu bdtten.
Wunrpe. Spftrin fir bic Ratiunen.
Gr ihlage gIeihiam Dor. baB Die
Rationen einitimmig Die Doctrine be5
HrGiibenteu Rpnroe oils Die Der Welt
annebmen ioaten. 8etue Ration ioue
ibre Bolitit iiber cine anbere Station
pber Elm auoeres Bolt aIs3ubebnen
iuden, ionbern es allen golfern fret
ite6en, ibre eigene 9olitit gu beitims
men. ibre eieene art Der gntipids
lung, uubebinoert, unbebrobt, furfts
Los, oaS heine 5uiammen NIT benz
groben uno md6tigen,
Gue Natipnen ioIteu bon iest an
peritridenbe SInoe perlncioen. Die Tie
in &onfurren5 bon Wadt 5ieben, in
einem yiese bon Rdnten rnb Selbits
iudt ianeen uno ibre eigenen GngeIes
genbeiteu NIT bon oubeu einorinsenoen
ginfliiiien itoren tpiirbeu. Su eirem
aonoert Der Idd,te gebe es teinc ners
itridenbe 9auoe. @enn it'd aue pers
binbeu piiroen i'm ielbeu Sinue unb
NIT Dem ielben Stpede al banbeln,
tpiiroen Iae i'm gemeinidaftIiten
Srterei'e baubeln unb Vile frei fein,
ibr eigenes 9eben uuter einem ges
meiniamen Shuse gu fiibren.
gr ihIa9e 8eeierung ourb 3us
Itimmun9 Der Hesierten por. iene
Sreibeit Der See, tpelhe in elmer mad
Der anoereu internationaleu &onfes
ren3 0ertreter Der Der. Stdaten INIT
Der 9ereotiamfeit 9erieuisen beiiirs
iportet babe, ipelde bic iiberaeusten
Singer Der Sreibeit ieieu. unb iene
Wdbi9uns in 8eipaffuuus, bic aus
Grmeen uno Slotten MIR cine Wntt
fir Srbuune macbt, teiu 8erfseue
bon Gngriti ober ieIbiiiihtiser @es
tpalttbdtisteit.
Mmerifanifde Hrinsipien.
X1ies iinb ameritauiIde &rin3is
picr, 70 itloB Der Yr6iioent ieine
Hebe. .8ir tpnren fir teine anoeren
einitebeu. llnp ie itnb audi Die Yrins
5ipien unb Die Rolitit bon porauss
iebenSen Idnnern uuo Sraueu ieber
mooerneu NationJ iebes auf8efIdrten
8emeintpeiens. sic iinb Die Srin8is
pien Der Reuibbeit unb miihen
iieeen."
go
Oeutfd,e Ksmmentare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
aatbolii6e 8ereine

fplteu tnren gfefpfuttpren, Aufrufsn
fir grrfaiarllnngep pnS Qpuptrttpueu,
pfftstelsu gerbaHelprgeu, Anffiuots
enHgsn BON iinter6altrHatn utlp. etntr
grthersn uub atttperen GinilnR Hferu,
tnssnt ts sas fai3ottihs sslt sHrda bic
mersiant mad1sR. 8I etnsm ppmt.
Hrasn Sstrns lam trstus elm fatbS-
Nntr gefein biefe esaIteu tar pbtse
Sps6e benaeer.
Bamtfieu.s u nfaubisnnaen, Tpbes.Nn.
setgen, Se!ieths.S ef1lhfe, TantiapHa.
1eH pfu. iuerben tbeufam5 su benz.
feieen pretfe pernffrntltdt.
lie iatbpltibe 5ettang TT bas
Ipgtfde Ergan fir WNtthetlnneen
tstteus fatbpltiner Derrtne nab
5amilisn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

Zines" lit Der Gniidt, baB es nod
5u frii6 Jet, ii6 eth bcitimmtes llrtbeil
fiber bic Hebe az btIoeu.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17

Paper Issued Early Tomorrow
Owing to tomorrow being holiday
the Prospector will be issued at noon.
Subscribers not getting their paper
by 1880 will please phone 100.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17

Don't miss the big basketball
game at Moose Hall tonight between
the Signal Corps and Congregationals
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
VALDEZ CHAPTER
OF RED CROSS
Will Meet Three Times "a Week in
City Hall for Work Devoted to
Present War Supplies

A number of ladies of the Valdez
Chapter of the Red Cross met in the
town hall this afternoon to discuss
plans for definite work for the COM
mittee on Military Relief.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox is in charge of
the making of surgical supplies. Mrs.
Dolan of hospital garments and Mrs.
Donohoe of knitted garments.
1t was decided to place the mater
ials In the town hall and have some
one of each department in charge on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday af-
ternoons from to O'Clock. Work
may be done there or supplies taken
home.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church have offered to devote
all their time on Thursday afternoons
to Red Cross work. 1t is hoped that
the other organizations in town will
follow this excellent example.
May each woman In town realize
the necessity Of immediate work and
contribute her mite of time. May
each man realize the gravity caused
by this world war, and contribute his
mite by joining the American Red
Cross.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
HENRY N. De LANO
DIES SUDDENLY
Driver for $. Blum 4 Company Finds
Aged JanitOr Of Public Schools
Lying Beside Home

Henry NJ. De Lano, an aged min
err and prospector,. of this city, and
at present serving as janitor of the
public schools of this city, was found
dead beside his cabin on Fourth
Avenue today by H. Brenno, driver
for S. Blum & Co., who noticed the
aged man lying by his doorstep and
summoned Marshal Brenneman.
Examination showed that Mr.. De
Lano had been peeling potatoes, and
had stepped out of his house for some
reason, and turning to enter his door
way had dropped dead. The deceas-
ed was about "a years of age and had
been a resident Of Valdez for many
years. He was appointed janitor of the
public schools last summer, and serv-
ed in this capacity up to the time of
his death. He was a member of the
local Igloo of Pioneers of Alaska, and
will be buried under the auspices OF
this order.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
Fl BILLIONS AUTHORIZED
FOR THIS YEARS WAR

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. IL
Chairman Martin, of the senate ap-
preparations committee, in a review
of the achievements of this session Of
congress and Of appropriations and
contract authorizations for the fiscal
year 1918 issued today. says the ses-
sion breaks all records.
Total appropriations aggregate
$1s.s01,966,S15 which. with the total
appropriations for the second session
of the Sixty-fourth congress and the
total contract authorizations for the
present fiscal year makes a grand to-
tai of $21,3sO,730,s4O in appropria-
lions and contract authorizations for
the present fiscal year.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
DAILY DOINGS OF
THE DISTRICT COURT

At this mornings session of the
District Court Knik Nicoli, against
whom the grand jury returned an in
dictment yesterday charging him
with manslaughter in connection with
the killing of Talkeetna Stepan, was
brought into court and entered plea
of guilty to the charge. The time of
sentence was not fixed.
Nicoli killed Talkeetna Stepan at
Talkeetna Lake last June during a
drunken row following the manufac-
ture and consumption of consider
able quantity Of hootch. which both
natives had manufactured. During
the quarrel Nicoli picked up club
and beat Stepan over the head caus-
ing death. Following the killing Nag
Ola Stepan, the wife of the deceased,
committed suicide by shooting her
self with a 22-calibre rife.
There being no further business
court adjourned until 1880 p. m.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
Fire Under Control

DEADWOOD, 8. D., Oct: 1.-THE
forest fire which has been burning
several miles north of here Is under
control today.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17

Bank Closed Tomorrow
The First Bank of Valdez will be
closed all day tomorrow, Alaska Day.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
DIR. STRONG IS EXPELLED
FROM MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

SEATTLE, Oct. 17.-Dr. Sydney
Strong, pastor of the Queen Anne
Congregational Church, who has at
tracted much attention lately by his
denunciation of the country going to
war, and his sympathy for the Indus
trial Workers, was today expelled
from the Municipal League Of the city
by a vote Of 70 to 81.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17

Photo by American Press Association
War sentiment in the United States
ia growing steadily. according to Brig
adler General Wilfred 4. White. G. N.
G., head Of the British recruiting serv-
Ice in this country. General White has
Just returned to New York from a tour
across the country. He estimates the
kings army will get about 5OO.OOO men
az the result of the campaign that has
been started in America. of which
100000 will be British subjects.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
ONE BILLION SUBSCRIBED
Up TO PRESENT TIME

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. H.
One billion dollars has been subscrib-
ed to the Second Liberty Loan Bond
up to noon today.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-10-17
Stores to Close

All stores in Valdez will close at
noon tomorrow on account of it being
a legal holiday. Patrons are request
ed to order early.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01
RADICAL LEGISLATION BY
THE URUGUAYAN. CONGRESS
Is Being Discussed by the consression-
al Commission.

Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec. 81
Correspondence of The Associated
Press -Legislation of the most radi-
cal character is being discussed by
congressional commissions which have
been meeting regularly in this capital
for the past few weeks. The ordinary
sessions of congress are fixed by the
constitution to be held between Feb
ruary Is and June Is of each year, but
the radicals have forced the Issue and
their advanced ideas are being consid-
cred at this time.
The most revolutionary of the pro-
posa1s is that Uruguay shall change
It's form of government so that a COM
mission instead of a president shall
be vested with the executive power.
Uruguay one of the richest and best
governed, though one of the smallest
of the South American republics, has
a population of less than 100000
which the supporters of the commits
sion plan say would lend itself to the
new idea. Its 49, departments, cores
ponding to states in the United States
ed by railways and waterways that
in the little republic than in any other
entity of the southern continent The
proposed commission would consist OF
seven members. one to act as execu-
tive chairman for the period of a year.
to be replaced at the expiration Of
this time by another member of the
commission. The retiring executive
chairman would leave the post to be
replaced by a new member to be Sc
lected by the legislature. Only those
who have served on the commission
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01

In the formal treaty signed at Toxic
and made public The formal treaty
had a platonic assurance that neither
country will attack the other, and in
case of q difference both countries will
consult with view to adjustment.
But Russian officials who were in
Japan at the time of the negotiations
and are now here en- route homeward
cay certain collateral agreements made
in conjunction with the treaty give it
real and practical bearing and are
really more important than the treaty
Itself.
One of these collateral features as
described by the Russian officials is
the withdrawal of Japanese troops
stationed as a guard in central and
western Manchuria. The presence of
these troops while not an aggressive
menace to require the presence of a
like Russian force in eastern Siberia,
along the border of Manchuria- The
withdrawal of the Japanese troops is
said to be of great advantage to Rus
STA, as it now permits the large force
OF Russian soldiers, hitherto held in
active to be transferred to the west
ern fighting front. This feature, which
is not expressed in the treaty, is said
to be one of the chief corrollaries from
the formal agreement not to attack
each other.
Other features agreed upon are said
to be in extension and development Of
the terms Japan received under the
treaty of Portsmouth. Following that
treaty, the great trunk railway run
ming north from Port Arthur and Dali
ney through southern Manchuria pass
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ed under Japanese control. This con-
troll in now to be further extended
nCrthward, from Shantung to Hardin,
thus giving Japan authority over prac-
ttcaily all of the great trunk lines
through Manchuria.
Another extension of Japan's COM
mercial authority viii be on the Sun
gari river, one Of the great branches
of the Anur, heretofore restricted In
trade to Russia, but now to be open
throughout It's length to the commerce
of Japan. The SunEari is 500 miles
long and it's adjacent commerce Is so
great that the region has the distinct
i've name of SunGaria.
The Portsmouth treaty also gave
Japan one-half OF the island of SAX
hahn, lying or the Russian Pacific
coast and practically a part of the
arated from Yezo only by a narrow
strait. Under the new agreement 1T
is said that Japan will acquire the
other half of Sakhaiin at the conclu-
sion of the war thus extending her au-
thority over the entire island, with an
area of some 10000 square miles, and
completing her control of all the ISL
ands in the Japanese groups.
Referring to the effect of the treaty
not only the formal text but the
collateral effects of the present and
future as above summarized-a dis
tinguished Russian said:
Russia gets immediate advantages
In the release of her Siberian troops
from her western fighting front. But
in commercial and territorial advan-
tages Japan secures exceptional adj
vantages, her extension OF territory be-