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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Forces Invade Turkey at Point Near Trebizond on Black Sea; Advice
 Is Official.
GERMANS SUCCESSFUL
Make Gain on the Ancre Front Also Engage in Attack on Russians
 on Stokhod.

PETROGRAD. April 9.-The Rus sian forces have made landing on Turkish Territory on the Black Sea coast 40 miles west of Trehizond This is the information officially re- ceived here
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Russians Lose Heavily

BERLIN. April 9.-Nine thousand Russians. fifteen guns and 150 ma chine guns and mine throwers were tack on the Russian bridgehead on the Stokhod today. the war office announces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
CUBA DECLARES WAR.

Havana, April 9.--As forecasted, the Congress of Cuba. late Satur- day night declared that state of war exists against Germany. Pres ident Menocal signed the declara- tion immediately following its pas sage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Germans Take Prisoners

BERLIN, April 9.-The Germans made gains on the Ancre front talk ing 15 officers and S00 soldiers. Sev- erGl guns and nine bomb throwers were also captured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
WRITES ON ALASKA.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Frank Carpenter, who write for a syndi- cate of newspapers throughout the Unites States, has just completed an article on Alaska's semi-centen- nial celebration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
penetrate German Lines

PARIS, April 9.-German positions in the region of Lombartzyde on the Yser front near Nieuport. Belgium, were penetrated at two points last night, the war office announces
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Dolphin Is Comina

SEATTLE. April 9,--The Dolphin sailed for Juneau Sunday morning at o'clock with the following for there: Mrs. Anna Klein. Mrs c. II. Garfield. 0. A. Carr, E. R. Liggett, c. c. Omen and J. R Knight
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Head Tax May Be
 Declared on All
 Entering the U. 5.

OTTOWA. April 9.--A head tax of $S on all travellers entering the Unit ed States from Canada effective on May 1. is said to be under considera- ton by the Dominian government The money is to be refunded on the travellers return to Canada.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
British Take villace

LONDON. April 9. The British have captured the village of Lempire which is directly north of St. Quen- tin. They took several hundred prisoners and three machine guns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
SOME LITTLE ARMY
 IS GIVEN PRESIDENT

CLEARFIELD. Pa, April 9. William Albright, aged 65, farmer, has just tendered the services of himself, four teen sons and seven daughters to President Wilson whenever they are needed
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
WOLLSEY NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Lester Wollsey, of New York City, has been nominated by President Will son as solicitor of the State De- partment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
GOLD TO CUBA

NEW YORK. April 9.-Gold coin to the amount Of $lOO.0o0 has been withdxrWn from the s;ab-treasury for
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
Passport Are Asked for and Are Given: United States Ambassador
 EnrOute Home. WITHDRAW DIPLOM A T s Turkey and Bulgaria Are Expected To Break off
 Relation Now at
 Any Time.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Austria today brolie diplomatic relations with the United States, Charge D'Affairs Swiedinek called at the State Department and asked for his passports which were given him. He informed the Department that he had received his order yester- day.
 A short time previously, Minister Stovall, at Berne, cabled to the State Department that diplomatic break was ordered yesterday be- tween Austria and the United States. @
 United States Ambassador Pen- field knows nothing of the break as he left Vienna on April Eth for the United States, being called here by President Wilson to consult re- garding the European situation.
 It is expected here that Turkey and Bulgaria will sever diplomatic relations at any time now.
 CONSULS ORDERED HOME.
 Washington, April 9.-All Ameri- can consular officers and diplomats will be withdrawn from Austria Hungary.
 Spain will take over the inter ests of the United States in Austria.
 All Austrian consular officers and diplomats will be withdrawn from the United States,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
RICHARD OLNEY
 PASSES AWAY AT
 RIPE OLD AGE

BOSTON. April 9.-Former Secre- tary of State Richard Olney. leader of the Boston Bar for more than a half century. died here this morning. aged 8l years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09

'Phope it to The Empire, No. s74,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
PERU READY FOR WAR.

Lima, Peru, April 9.--The Peru vian press generally commenting on the war situation says that the en- trance of the United States and Cuba into the war, together with the crisis developing ill Brazil over the torpedoing and sinking of the Parara, make it imperative for the nations of South America to im- mediately formulate common pol icy against Germany.
 Peru is ready to render aid to the United States in defeating Ger many" is the text of practically every editorial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-07
Spaanf.

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aus aorbgefledt iinb bns Reueite auf
oem @sbiets Der 2urusparen.
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gen bstrGgt Der ii6tbnre MeltDorrat
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-07

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11

Hickory street. 421 IL feet north OF
Baker; $4,000.
T. L. Blanton ct ux. to Callie II.
Brauer. Nos. 812 and GA North
Twelfth street, being IS 1-4xlo2 1-3
feet east line Twelfth street. at south
line NJ street; tax, $40; $40.
II. Selden Taylor. executor T. c.
woody. to q. Moffett King, ~ feet
by tdepth not given), east line Union
street. So feet north of Franklin; 49,
800.
Broaddus Construction Co, Inc, to
Herbert X. Perkins. lot 2, block II,
brightwood (Beirose); tax. 81; $40.
Ida l.. Powell ct vir. to d. II. Wis
man. 5ox145 feet east line North ave-
nue.. $50 feet north of Cedar Tree
street; tax. $4.2O: $40.
Helen G.. Harris ct vir. to I. Mar
garet Parsons, lots 3. block IA. North
Richmond Terrace: tax. So. $40.
II s. Hutzler anH II. j. Levy. trus-
tees fproperty of w. G. Stertz). to
Jno. s. Bryan, 30x125 feet north line
Winder street, 225 feet from Wash
ington street; 1915.
Thomas l.. Blanton ct ux. to Chas.
X. Willis, 39x129 feet east line st.
John street. between Coutts and Hill
streets; $4,000.
j. h. Sclater ct uX. too. ID. Brinsen,
25Xl10 feet 7 inches west line Syca-
more street, at north line 20-foot al
ley; tax. 81; $40
Coleman Workman ct uX. to w. Il.
Hopkins, 33x143 Ia feet south line
Franklin street at west line Fifth
street; tax. $35; $40.
W. Fl. Adams and wife to G.. G.
Worsham. lots northwest corner Broad
and Tenth streets. fronting on Broad
street, &C feet l. Ia inches, and run
ming north 1876 feet inches: tax.
$40.
c. W. Davis TO Laura F.. Holt, prop
erty north line Stuart avenue. betw zen
Elm and Addison streets, '21 feet q
inches by 10 feet tax. Sc.
Melville c. Branch ct ais. to Kings
land Land corporation, property 207
East Franklin street: tax, sl4.
Abbey Realty corporation to Leo J.
Davis lot 3, block 2. Colonial Place
$500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
NAVY RECRUITING STATION AT
NEWPORT NEWS Is OPENED

Newport News. April 10.--The navsl
recruiting station which yesterday
opened in the lot adjoining the post
office got away to propitious start
four recruits being received by Ensign
r. h. Carney, the officer in charge.
The recruiting office is in a tent, and
Lieutenant Carney's detachment con
sists of five men. After a recruit has
been received and undergone pre.imin-
airy examination he is sent aboard the
u. S. s. Dixie, mt anchor here, to APP
pear before naval physician.
Ensign Carney was greatly pleased
with the result of the first days work
stating that an unusual amount oil IN
tterest had been exhibited Numerou.
queries were received. and several Of
fers of cooperation came from the
outside.
The men whom Ensign Carney is en-
listing are signing up for the period
of emergency" only. and not for tern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
BOYKINS PLOTTER SUSPECT
is CARRIED TO NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va, April f0.--Elmer r.
Gregory. fifty-fivc years OLD, was
brought to Norfolk last night from
Boykins by special agent OF the de-
partment of justice. Gregory was
turned over to the police to be heia
for the government authorities.
Gregory was arrested last saturday
III Boykns, following his stay OF sew
oral DAYS in that town, during which
time his curious behavior brought him
to the attention. of secret service men.
When arrested, Gregory had Dig
collection of maps of Virginia and the
Carolinas in his possession, ana also
a kit of tools. He was unable. or else
he refused, to give any coherent ac-
count Of himself when examined at
Roykins He declared at police head.
quarters last night when the d ask SER
geant asked him where he was born
that he had forgotten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
NEW roHK COTTON MARKET.
.0uNtntions ny miller q Co. Members
New Work Cotton Exchsuae.l

New York. April io-There was
prohtstaking in the cotton market to-
DAY, and after strength had heen shown
H the caTiy trading. prices sold off on
reports of a slackeuinE demand for
thc spot article IN the South. small eN-
ports and less urgent covering Of the
lcp months. business MAS only mod
erately active
After break Of some fifteen &c
twenty points from last nights final
guotations. trading became less active
aud prices rallied several points from
the lowest. In the last hour pressure
on pr0ht-taking caused a slight net
loss Of the day.
spot here wac quiet. ten points lower,
at II use There were. no sales. The
spot article at New Orleans was steady.
twenty-five points lower. on. the basis
of gre. The sales were 1851 bales
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

Matte Horack ct vir. 70 Carrie n.
Ford, o acres and improvements
near Tavior's Crossing, on r., +. &
p. railroad; 1850.
Lottie B. Shepherd ct vir. to Mat
tie Horack, 10 acres and improve
ments. near Tayior's Crossing. on r,
f. & r. railroad. (To correct notarial
CertifiCate); $f,650
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11

of sour wears. as might have been sup
posed.
The following enrolled yesterday:
Eugene S. Riley, 1888 Twenty-sixtn
street, Newport News.
w. d. Fox. 1874 Fifteenth street. NOT
folk, Va.
w. A. Moring, Hotel Newport, New
port News, Va. ~,
George s. Zumbro. HagerstoWn, Mo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
Schepmoes, lots Z, s. 2, 10, II, IL,
block 40. Highland Park; $500.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage permits
were registered yesterday:
Albert George Davis and Sarah
Ford.
Walter Z. Higham and Gertrude
Jane Head.
Frank Williamson and Frances
Bollinger.
William Hill and Emma Gill.
George Mason Denton and Mary
Virginia Crowder.
Granville p. Jennings and Fannie l.
Christian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
Chanccry Deeds of Trust.

$. D. Baroody and Joe Aeyesh to
A NJ. Baroody. chattels, etc. at No.
2021 East Broad street: $3.50.
|. J. Newman to 10 Lane Stern
and VIM II. Rose. trustees, 90 by 1872
feet east line Fifth street, being No.
1915 $2,500,
Catherine Flammia to Maltem and
w r. Hawkes. trustees. lots 80 and
"a, block G.. Park Place; $1,i50.
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Court News
Collected by the Daily Record.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eighteen Deeds OF Bargain and Sa
Recorded Yesterday.

Recorded Yesterday.
Matte L. Bongers ct ais. to Hugh
B- Flippen. 80 feet IL inches by
"a 10 feet east line St. James street
at south line Coutts street: tax
$3.50; $40
Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc.
TO G. l.. Blankenship and r.. II. Pitt
man, lot 322. block 8, Monument
Avenue. Park; tax. 81; $40.
susan Shtton ct vir. to c. b. Pey-
ton. 35x135 feet south line Leigh
street. 95 feet west of Third street;
tax. 81: $40.
j. Il. Norqusst ct ux. to Jno. b.
Cummings, 35Xl24 feet west line
Thirty-hfth street, at north line NJ
street: $3.50.
T. l.. Blanton ct TX. to Callie II.
Brauer, Nos. 935 and 935 1-2 Hickory
street, being 33XS5 1-2 feet east line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
rETERsBuaG PEANUT MARKET.
tReporfed by Rodgers. Piummer d Co.
Incl
nrtorsbnrE. Va. Ap

Petersburg. Va. April 10. 1917
SPANISH. Farmers Stock. Market,
firm. 500 per bushei.
VIRGINlAS. Farmers Stock. Marke.
arm.
Fancy jumbo, ca per H.
Extra prime, SC per 1b,
Prime. 5Me per III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11

The following building permits we're
granted yesterday:
American Locomotive o m y II y,
build frame shed on Valley road, $500.
G. G. Morris, build three brick
dwellings between Meadow and Roland
streets on Cary street. $4,000,
w. F. Drinkard build brick dwelling
2105 West Cary street, $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
Hcnrico Deed of Trust.

William Il. Quarles ct Tx. to Chas.
w. Childrey. trustee, undivided fourth
interest in IL acres adjoining Miss
Grace Arents. and near Hermitage
road $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
al STREET HAS
I DAY Of EXCITEMENT
I Oe1Aware and Hudson Is star Poor
ssasN Rerformcr--wheat Breaks and
ssxHsa asa Receivers its iossC.
xxPLosroN sTARTLfs M>EKEr
xEs0dystnne Tragedy, SHOWING froba'''c
Activity OF German spies Causes
.Anxicfy--StcrliuS NJ New Na-h
Record.
R1nu RRnAnAN w.

-.
4 fBy BROADAN " NlI.5
D &Naw York. Apr}l rU---W#' 'ge't
4 Id sahether session nt r,.tt,u" r.e.-5-
\ 1{rity IN the stol.. Hn.gssa r.t.E. tH
u ~ feH y9opular i-~Gas aaaN ms great
eAkness. but-tLc ma..4t lS Nt'.e
maining straty. Delaware ,H' +a"-
4 q was the enc very had Eo'solmer.
u broke 10 i14 ~ %. de,lr st l-+
Il b3nts from yes.rra8v @na &c. t-o
II about 90 points tF.ua 9H. Fr.Ha rHt-
= when at1en. ra WAS el'aa - -A}~
5lumn to it, v.s-er,# ta.e.t.of. l-.-
IN VALLEY ana ~ tau} hare ttH- -Fr
rs I'D steady Ee.a H.aaa#- bias s..H.
= today IN as aauut rrga-ts ea."-
5gs being less th.a Aa# vHt 'e.'
& Aro the previous sear AEass
Z Se cents a bushe4 asa re#e..-e#l
u ogs went to "A Hew ASSN te-rs -
N l-2c a pound nve aesgt
II There is trouble % .,N.~.t ula
Il nder the surface ARIA 1H. ~ cir"
II 3aces 4. Sloss SHEFFIELD whose Ua#.-
~ have about aet DECD e.. l..s tHf
h X16end entirely and upt ..' u.s. 7
4 ISl1q< reported
se~~--~-A Day of Excitement
Ss2<swaS a day Of popr lar tNoitaulsHt.
opened with the NHeab RS wheat
Wfo9iing exchange went 20 50 uew nGh
11SoOFyl for tho wear. This wa- rGu
nhlnnaeresun OF the decision az thc
m r dNctates government not set off,
ofvGNnnounced 10 luy for the -.-
$3.50 n well as for fhp American army
- extent that an American rrtGit
- ~ Stished for them. ON announce
~ Ahat the American litiev New
had struck "A mine. Marine shares
y, about two points They quickly
IN <Ssacpred
$ axplosion In The BALDWIN plant
rfkk1frai snppoSltion was fhat Ger
711rIsa awents had teen Mt wur# Bald
N lhrUkc 4 SIS points in rs many
1Sa1lnasfe - reeoyerea most af thr los,
E{fE dCtiined again. Announcement
EA11nt the attempt 10 increas" the tan
- stock trading had failed ~ Albany
4 4Se4n0srra rcd The Stree. apf the whole
N4nf hocame firm Tho market was
] ss,ovndfkhierv In spots ~ ngthip. If
q seAner. Him norfance d,vefo1ca UntJ nj
X go close when Era2ins declaration of
war was made nuhlt,
Heayy selling al stcef was near the
n r,fe~S ma seemed 10 },s fo,, -arnn rro-
15fSAT trade swho wa. irving Ia
leS,Yss1 haa irnpression over nIeht.
Fs rre.k of nel,x,ar. ANA Buacor
n.r,~L .ef tho street nx,Y4tD4rp all inc
b r1It- eaCrd railroad shares az which
that was supposed to be one Tho rail
ro.ds win hesr axauinatfoo for ffcyc
-. .ayera, tbat viii nor NC heli,rd out
4 AZ their troubles by an increase Of
rates Delaware and HUDSON ia one
\ ~ them IT'S troubles are due tn mis-.
manarsment for which the present of.
Arars are pat entirrlv IT, Iiatno IL AT
y Al n takes several wears fo,. Il arad}y
( utroke ri n pilt-edged railroad 10 MAX,
4 IL inf,uenre felt
Texas OIL Hreak~
Texax on broke i've pojntS in OK.
~ sN1rtattrx that +i,a J-,,5tea Nst..;.. ,ro,,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11

Henrico Release Deed.
W =. Redd. trustee, to Adalina ]
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry, eggs and live stock were in
especial demand on the commission
market today and Irish potatoes also
were active. Indications were for con-
tlnued brisk business through the week,
as receipts were comparatively good
and the buying steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
RICHMOND HAT mAnwwr.

twholesale Quotations on Change,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11
DRESSED HOGS

Hogs. large, choice. ID.
Hogs. small. per ID. 80.
sows. soft. per ID. 1880.
Hogs. dirty. per lb....
HOES. stAsa - A.. II.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
GARRARD COUNTY
Paint Lick

Paint Lick, Apr. 2. = Miss Flora
Smith of ,Barbourville is visiting her
parents at Point Leavell.-Miss Pearl
Mcclure and Forest Dowden of Beres
spent the day Sunday with his mo-
Their, Mrs. J. T. Thompson.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. p. Conn and Miss Estella
Bicknell Of Richmond motored down
to Fairview Church Sunday night
Frank finder was entertained at
the home of Boyle Doty Sunday
Mrs. Annie Barr at Fonso entertained
several friends at dinner Friday to
celebrate her birthday.-Miss Mag
gle Brown of Lancaster is visiting
in Paint Lick.-Miss Cleon McWhor-
ter was a Lancaster visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belue OF
Hackley and Mrs. w. b. Lackey and
daughter, Lucille, of Point Leavell,
spent Monday in Lancaster with Mrs.
Mary Lackey.-Mrs. Curtis OF Rich
mond is the guest of her son, Floyd,
at Point Leavell.-Mr. and Mrs.
Creed Simpson spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Schooler at Hyattsville.-Miss Lu-
ellie Lackey has the measles--Josh-
ma Hurst, aged sixty-eight years,
died at his home on Back Creek near
Point Leayell, Tuesday, March 81.
Mr.. Hurst had long been a resident
in this County and was a faithful
worker in the Fairview Christian
Church. Burial took place, Wednes-
day; funeral at the church; in
terment in the Manse Cemetery.
lie leaves a wife and nine children,
besides a. host Of friends.-Mr. mad
Mrs. Jim Ralston are the proud par
ents of baby girl.-Tom Ray died
at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Joshua Hurst. March 2s. Interment
in the Manse Cemetery. - Charley
Sanders of Lancaster came home
from school at Millersburg last week
with the measles.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
HARLAN COUNTY
Harlan

Harlan, Mar. 30.-The little four
year old son, of Mr.. MCGEE, who
was accidently shot in the bowels
a few days ago. is now recovering
after a serious operation.-Our HIS.
boys played a mighty good game,
with Benham, Saturday but suffer-
ed a slight defeat of one score
Miss Eunice Curry, instructor in ex-
preston, left for Corbin, Tuesday,
G.. b. Sharer will make his home in
Palmetto, Fla; he left Wednesday,
George w. Creech recently return
ed from Perry County.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
PULASKI COUNTY
Somerset

Somerset, Mar. 30.-We are sorry
to announce the death Of Columbus
Keith who died of pneumonia fever
after only a short illness.-A fire in
South Somerset damaged the stock
Of goods and the store buildings OF
Ward Faulk.-Walter Griffin, a
Spanish-American soldier is anxious
TO raise a company here il war is
declared.-The 500 Club was enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Ella Mae
Waddle, Saturday afternoon.-We
are all glad TO know that County
Clerk C. NJ. Langdon will be able TO
leave the sanitarium.