davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31
Die 2eaislatnr.

Orr Sennt bat Die vgeras
Kompnftp1 : gia nit 10 gegen Q
5timmen angenomtnett.
Die 9robIbitioniiten inn 3e-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l~ttferer 2egisla-
fl1r boben einen &aufus abgebal=
ten ufro belblolfen, felt CUR Snbrnii-
lion beg Brobibitiotls 4 Mmenoe=
Ulents in ser 1rfpriingfiden 5orm
an balten nro fid ouf feine SOM
9promiiie ein5nldiien. gorIGnfig feb
Zen ben Serrf9aften 5tuei Stim-
anear, nm Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bur Muilnbne 5m bringen.
Sr 9feprdientmltenbaale lit Der
zBa1tIer1de gelhluB, Der cine 8olfs-
abftimtlllng iiber Elm Gerfaiinngs-
Mntenoement anorOnet, nod benz
fiiuffig IN Teras MN Geute ltiinmen
s1iirfen, sic 9ollbiirger lino, nit III
.gegen IA Stimmen CUR &einidrift
lbeoroert iuoroen. uniere bier Re-
pr6fentantef @nbrmun6, Norobaus,
Aorge un6 Sdleiinger baben gegen
oie 8orldge geitimmt; Die Soee, nur
wonbiirger Itimmen gu laiien, bat
a1ntarIidJ Bel Dem probibitionitiiden
a7ill0 Dem 0eut5bfeinoIiden Clement
groBen MnfInng ~gefun6en.
SIN Ga1lle nnieres Heprdfentan-
tenbd1lies lit cine Bill eingebradt, Die
les berbietpt, ipabreno zines Streifs
Sfreifbred)er in ben Stdat gu brin-
sgen-
Inter ben Brobibitioniiten I'M
Na1le 5irfulieren &lln6fdrei6ei, in
Gem tie nufgeforoert meroen, per-
sdiuftia gu iein nno nidt ale &c
SddFte pegell Der Satbmiiiionsange-
Ieeenbeit gum Gtilitarto 81 brin-
gen. 9as Nanolhreiben itarnmt
uou arm itroinmen Grobibitioniiten
nlD gllbmiiiioniiten Gee ltno piele
Brobftitionilten BADEN es bereits
ztuteridyrieben
Die llmipanolung Der @ilenbabn<
fozsmiilion III cine Bubble Utilities
Epaniniiiion" perlangt cine Sill, Die
En1nfor Mobbias eingebraft bat.
Mn{er Superintendent Shlelinger
lat cine Sin eingebrad)t, tpelde bic
tEizriftung elmer Musfdtigen ! ap-
Ionic nrtoronet.
Denn Senat spuroe Die 8ia lWle-
res Genntors Bee, ourh welde Die
.,GntboIic Women's Somes" BON Der
geHalerling befrgit iperoeu, our Nm
x1dbaae empfoblen.
Der @oiiperneur bat ocr genein-
3nn1e1s geinluB Der beioen 9dilier
1iuterdeidynet, ourh ben Der 5tpeite
N6r5 gum rSouiton Memorial
Gan" gcrnadt nnb Die @rrid)tung
eiues Genfmals in Der Staot @oit-
finn beidIo5ien miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31

Ter Merifarer francisco Gar
scin ipiroe 9ienitaa nafmittaa BON
eiuem anoern u9ombre" anf Der
s5urm bon 6. Sonas, ungefdbr feds
@eilel allBerbalb Der Staot nit Ell
ner Irt iiber ben @opf geldlagen
un0 miibte fdpper perlest nod Dem
sfrnnfenbuuie gebradt meroen. Sein
Mnqreifer tplroe etipos ipdter per-
boftet uno binter SdloB uno Hiesel
ipr0iert.
Die v9eras Siitorical 4iioeia.
4ion1 hat an Dem oiht am JluB-
alkr geIeeenen Saaie giaita Strabt
Jfo. 303, einem fleinen Moobe'
Ngeb1lloe, cine Marmors @eOenftafc|
nnbringen Iniierr. Sn oieiem fleiner
xsu5feinbnren Sauie unter5eidnet'
orr merifaniide General Cos, De,
lid NIT feinen Trlppen benz Gene
raj Ben Wilnm am 8. Ge5cmbei
1886 ergeben batte, Die aapitila
fions ! B~eoingiingen.
sssn Der am Gienitag nbeni
nbgebaItenen g~eriammlling 0es Sar
Mntonio Trnoes Councils tplr0e 6
SO. Woooman, Der BON @onprrnelll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31
1nlan0.

.tw
9ie lebten Sreitag DEM Ser
febr ubergebene orabtloie geleara-
pben Station in San Giego, Sal,
bat am Sonntage cine 9emonltra=
ton. ibrer &rafts gegeben ano NIT
ben 5tationen tn slrli1gton 3d.
Darien. 8an., Norle, @la., Sono=
lulu, Sobiti uno Melbourne in au=
Itralien @riBe ausgetauibt.
Ser anterifani16e 8oti6after
Gaae in 2ortoon bot Dem Marine-
minilter 9aniels mitgeteilt, oaB bie
engliIhe Mnuitions 6irnna SAD
FIELDS & 60. oie BON Der Ser. Staa=
ten-Negierung beitellten @eldolle fir
oie groBen Sdiffs : @eibiise moa-
lider 8eiie oob innerbalb Der itipu=
Iierten 3ett bon 10 Monaten liefern
tonne, 90 Die britiiden gebor0ea
oas @usfubrperbot wabriheinlid
1tah Mblonf BON Hinf5ebn Monater
auriid5ieben miiroen. TIMER Sea
rine : Minilterium batte $500 @ra=
naten fir 145oaige uno 5000 fir
165oaige &ano1ren beiteat.
I - Oas Senats : &otnite fir Wfa-
rine Mngelegenbeiten bat oie See
itatigung Ser Domination bon Grd-
fioent @illon's 2eibar5t, Or. Carer
@rapion sum aontre : @bmirnl
uno meoi5inifd)en Oireftor empfob-
len. Die republifaniiben aomita-
mitglieoer baden oieiem 9eldluB
itorfe 0ppoiition gemadt, Inn 10
mebr1 als iih BET 81. @rapion's Ser
nebnlung beralisitelte, oaB oerielbe
mdbreno leiner 13iabrigen Gienlt-
5eit nl1r 5tpei Sabre nirfliden See
oienlt als S1iffsar5t getan bat.
- Mns Der Observation-Disclosures
oen5 Ser SEEM Oorfer Maflerfirma
6. s. Sutton IN Seem Yorf tperoen
mebrere Selegramme peroffentli6t,
aus oeref einem es flar limo 0eut-
Iid berborgebt, oaB man in Seem
8orfenfreiien por5eitig @unbe
oapon gebabt, Der Braiioent iperoe
Jrieoensnote an Die Rriegs=
m1d)te ienben. Sc lit in Der 9epe-
ide, BON einem Mitglieo Der Srt=
ton 5irma Iogar Der Snbalt Ser
Note a~ngeoeutet. Die 9epeIde pur=
oe am Nadmittag oes 20. ge5em-
Der abgefanot, 81 elmer 3eit alio,
90, mod ben Nuslagen oes staats-
lefratars Gaming Niemano ettpas
bon Der 9ote tpltBte, aIs Oieieni=
gen, Die NIT ibrer @bfaiiunq beifdf-
tigt naren. Die ~betreffenoe 0epe=
l1e laiftet tportli1: v@ir iinb i'm
Dapon nnterridtet NOR
ben, oaB cine auBerit mid)tige got-
lhaft an Die ariegsmdhte uno Die
BON @aibington aus err
laiien meroen miro. 2egen Die Note
als einen Druid auf Die friegfiib-
MsddJte gu @nniten oes Srie-
oens aus, anideinenb, I'M Ole 5or=
.oerungen Mmerifa's, Die beadtet
peroen i%ollten, ipenrl Der Sriebe tuie-
Der bergeiteat lift, feit5ulegen uno Inn
,u tparnen, onB Die Gedte Ser Neil-
nidt tpeiter berIeBt meroel
oiirfen. Ser poae Cert miro be1te
abeno befanmt genladt. 0as @an5e
miro als elm 8orgeben BON GROCER
9ebeuturlg angeieben.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31
WrnuDelaenmms. 1lebertraaunsen

81. 6. anonb a 8. Bacon, @run6s
itiid in Beit Gan antonio 9eigbts;
$500.
9. $. 3iegler nnb Srau an Marb 9.
8ipens, @rlnbitiid an Der gulebra Nbe.;
$1250.
Sofeph Monlin an S. $. &ingsburp,
@rlnoftiid IN Gait @no; $3.50.
s. g. Sims un0 6. 81. s. 9bbe an
gboIpb 81. glsner uuo Srau, @runoftiid
an Ser Sorreit glpe.; $3.50.
6. 6. Sims nno s. $. s. 9bbe an
8. S. S6omer nnb Sralt, @runoftiid an
Der Sorreft @be.; $500.
Wiaiam Qange uro Srnu an 9. 6.
Coleman, 1915 9der 2anb; $40 II. q.
Srnl Carolina Gobn an 8. 50. @ilS
ION, @runoitid an Der @cgnIo6 gbe.,
@enfuoo6, $500.
s. s. @alfer an S. 6. Carl, @rlinbs
itiid an Der aeaar Ctr; $500 ii. q.
$. 3enner an q. Mole11, @rnnoftiid an
Der gfe Der @eits9ouiton ltnb Nortb
Elores $4,000.
Sermam Geneerbmifen on 8. q.
8aitb. gruuotiid in Sout1 9eisbts,
1880.
6. 6. Sims urb &. $. 6. 9boe an
9. 8. Shtpeiber ur0 Srau, @rnnoftid
inn gfod 5000; $3.50.
Soc Nobi6 1iltb Srnu an grneit Sbor~
meber u1t6 SrniI. @runoiiid i'm neiten
gitpsBIod 1898; $4,000.
RiDinm g. Moiib uno Srau an Sreo
g. Sitter, 8rrnoftiid Ill Der 8tert1g
Mbe.; $3.50.
s. 8. Snfer an d. 81. Draper.
@runcftiid in ben arteiian @aroens;
$500. 1
Charles Graebner u. Is. u. Hitb.
@runoftiid an Ser Yinto nnb Ronterep
Ctr; $3,t10.40 u. q.
8iberiioe Qanb 9no Snnprobentert 20.
oil 2nnn S. grletDein, @rrnoihld I'M
NiperIiDe Bart; $3.50.
g. s. CAN'T an seSohn HntIa. 0rlno~
Stiid in &ingitnn 5eigbts; $1,000.
2oiiis @dtpnrb II. u. an MnItd
Gegaier, @runoitiid an Der Sadlon ct,
$500.
Serbinmro Serff u. u. an goll Bolf.
@riiuo5tiid in Goutbolme; 1918.
9aniel mnb W. Stenernagel an y; 8.
Tipes, @runoitiide in ben renen eitt1&
BIods 6189, $3.50, 6191 uno 6192;
$4,000.
8. M. uno 81. 81. Carroll an Daniel
Stelteriaael nno N. s.. 8ipes, 8rnrtos
5tiide in SEN neiier gitbsBlodS 61S9,
6t9O, 619t nnb 6192; $4264.
8. 81. nnb SIora 6. 9arline an y.
$. 3fesler. @rllnoftiid an Gulebra ape.
$1,000.
9aniel Steuernagel, 81. s. gipes
unD g. 0e. @eft an Die Gan Intonio
Badina Company. @runbitiide in ben
neuen Gitbs8lods $3.50, $3.50, 6191
uno 6192, Sierra Rica aboition; $40
II. q.
Sheo. @e. 9lummer au Sobu 6. Sdos
bee ilno Sraii, @rnnofiid I'M neieil
Gitbs8lod 1856; $40 II. U.
Senrb .. 8iener an artbur M. Mis
daeI, @ruuoitiid in Beacon 5ia; 81
II. u.
6. S. Sob nub Sran an 8. s. uab
6. s, 9oiert. @runbftiid in 2aarel
6eigbts; $t00l
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gtemer Notn.

Gtaats- mno Gonntg-5 tenern fir
oas Sabr 1916 anf 0rtn6. 1nS
perI6nlides Gisentnm, miiien Big
srm 81. Snnitar 1917 an ben
Stener : Solicitor SDbn u. Bitter
Werben, nm bie 3ablmng
elmer Gtrafe nnb Soften bon 10 Tru.
sent, bic anf peri6nlides Gigentnm
erbo6en luerben, an bermeiben.
Games st. OaDiS,
County sNt6ter.
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Gobne uno cine Gohter, Srau @n-
no 9. Gdmp in SouIton.
Wa1 bat atpei innge Wanner
mno Stpei iunge Srauen nnter Dem
geroadt perbaftet, biele Iutomobil=
oiebitable bier uno in anoeren
St1oten ~al1saefiibrt at baben.
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3fuei Siiderfabr5euge I

3mei Siiderfubr5ense iino
iebt, an Der faliforniidJen aiiite, auf
Der Sngo na6 ben Seelomen, Die
infer friibere Boli5eifommiiiar 4l-
bert Steoes unierer Staot idenfen
mil.
Der Senat bat ben bon Sc
nator Cummings eingebradten Be
idIuB, I'M Senat cine aqgemeine
9ebatte iiber Die S~rieoensreoe oes
Yrdiioenten nor3unebmen, aitf Den
Gid gelegt.
Ser 8orlenipefulator Bernard
9arlid ioa in Den Spefulationen,
Die nit Dem 8efanntmeroen Ser
Grieoensnote oes Br11ioenten in
0e~rbin0ung itatoen, $476,168 Der.
ofent BADEN.
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gir eriuhen unhre 2eler, beren announcement a6sdanfen III, rnht
Sriaeeuo, Sen i~dnlbisen getraa nmse9eno ensnienoen, Sa Is nus nm
aSsfbb it, sen sansen Gtant beuieus sn laRen~ 9
lMimaab ioate Sas glatt entsesennebneny Der oass enhancement
ni@N iortsmieten manidt. 1Mb nit Der Mbbefeanns iolte bic GinienonHs
1es reiierenoen getrages erfogen. TS#s#.. fa#s
9e 3eitnng 1T Elm Gebaft me ieoes anoere nnS oesbalb erlanbeH
mir us, aelrgentid @ednnnsen a~ns5nbideu, anf oeren prornpte Be
sa5Iuug mir btaeben mifeu, beun Obne Gkb lakt f6 fnn 0elbat tub
reu.
Sic Grpebitipm.
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Lckdles.
Babrf6einlides Wetter.

SSIr San Mrtollio unb- llmgegello:
S5eafe abeno: Gegen ufto fdlter;; falte
Ageiie; gemperatur 20 Bis 26 8rao.
D~onner1tag fInr 1in6 falter.
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Sir 10 's s:s : s;ss (grtra Yrimit uDn $3.50 ii Saar
Slit u a ter ss%s (GSrtra yrdmit uOn SIS ii Saar
Sir 20 a s:s s;'s G(5gtra Yrimit uDu 500 ii Saar
Slit q 's ter s;'s Gggtra Xrdnit DOa s6.3 ii Saar
Slit nnt1r ds . 's s:s s;s: GGrtraprimit pDn IS III Saar
Sair mtbra lS 30 as s:s s;ss G6ttrWrduit uDn s16ia Saar

Der @orfdlas lit enad nnb uertanbid senms. Nr enen
nemen Abonnenten Der snr 3it nidt 2eer Der rTrie Yrede" 1T,
~ aeminnt, foaeftut $500, erbalt, rep. behalf 6abon einen Collar nnS
idft ben anoeren Dollar init Der senamen Mbrehe oes gefeacrs ein.s
Inferben t1t aber amd mod eme Grtra Trdnae in Insfdt, fails bic
GAIL BON 5ebn Nbonnenten obr barber erreidt miro. Die Grtra=NrG.
mic ienOen mir Sen basn geredtisten BON nnfrer Office aus brett
Die bier sennadte Dferte lit fir jtoen I'M mehen @ebiete beg Staa-
ts often. Sober fam fd onran 6eeiigen. gr bieten nur gaarprrie
an, neil GhIo INNER ieinen Nert fat m6 Sober 0afir dnldnHeu nn0
fanfen fann, mas er seraoe braudt.
MQe, sic bon oieifr Dffertc 8ebrandI MAIDEN nnb inter ben cben s-
aeahn 8e6ingnnsen Mbonnenen fit bic pJree HreRe fir SeTas@ lam-
mln pOaen, Enb gsbeen, fh nit mns nnSersasEd in gerbinbnns ~
ieken, bamit mir linen etuaige seuandte a~nsfabrIidere Amsfnnt TT
talen fdnnen. Die AniHung gbt ben 8eieaern brett BON nnier Of
flee ~. Dieie GHrrte hat nnr Giltsfet big sna 30. Sani 1917
rGreit Yrf1t fit SeraS".
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gu nertmietem.

9as obere Stodperf oes Sallles
218 St-gommerce StraBe -
90 BEL 80 SUB. Nafsufragen
ZIG Olt-gommerce StrnBe.
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Die ,,Ireie YreHe fiir 3eras"

eriHeint as 9ageblatt nnb ISpdbemblatt.
Gds saseblatt lit pieratg uno fohet SOC per aQonat oocr So per Sabr.
Eas g3ohenblatt lit ied5ebn1ehhg unb foHet 50 per Sabr. Nab Merieo
50 @olo. Nob europe, @orto e%ingeldlofen, So.
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9as r@lnf-a onsert" Der Wpsart=
@eieQidaft.

VetSutu3"t%.
Mm Sreitag abenb fi1oet IN Der
Beethoven &alle bas &onaert Der
Mo5mty@eielli6aft ltatt, in Der Die
~beriibmte Sangerin SRI. Almo
@Iud, auftritt. Nah1tebenoes 8ro=
granm 1T 5uiammengeiteat:
/. nsbe @oice Of mp 8elopeo" .....
Mnbel 9aniels
Mo5art gbor.
2. a. % bob S Subals 2pre". .9anoel
q IS sIeep. mbp 0oit a6on asaDs
see" Sdnbel
81 @efang Der 5eeiuugferl1 ..5abon
Alma @lud.
8. 9u bit Die Stub 1880. .56nbert
By Ser 2anomann S6umarm
g. &dnsonettd ........... Ioefpe
81 @pr11ne[ler Sdtpur -. .8rabms
glma @lud.
A. a. 8biprYooz8iu -. Carl Sabn
b. Ser Gdpan ...... Snims5aens
Mo5art gbor.
5. - golfslieoer:
a. StaIienif6e,
b. 9eutfbe,
cl SranS0iiide.
D 96ottii6e,
e. Spanii6e,
y Mmerifanii6e.
Nlma 8lld.
6. al 9aipn ...... .golerioge<S ablor
81 8iro Of tie @ilberneB. .5orsman
q She Youns 8ith Soil
81 8in o tie Bisp ...... .5prob
Mlmn @lnd.
Serr Mnton 9off am aiapier.
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@dltig bis gum 80. Suit 1917
YrdmifnzSffertf,
Gin Soridlag an lnitrt 6reunOt.

0a es nnm6slib 1T, ale 9iarife mnb GOnntes bs staates bnrd
3eienbe bearbeien 81 lanen, mnften mir auf anbere NtlHel anr tumer
arDferem @erbrehmng nnieres glattes iinnen nno mir fno 81 bent Gnt-
idlnf gefommen, anntbmbare 9ramien fir nene M6onneuteu, bic nns
eingsidift merSen, aussuieten.
gr planen nibt bic @eranaaltuns eines iogenannten aontftes,
mue = bi cnaGiden 3eitnngen ablid 1T, lon6ern mr. wpaen onrd Mns-
sablnua einer l6eralen aonnniHiom Sreiuiaise anuerben, bic Obae be-
ionbere Male nno Ynfrensmna id eme Webeneinnabme gu berfbafeu
unn1en.
3n biefm 3uede offerieren mir fir .iebtu nenen sabresabonnenten
cine aommiion opn 500, einem 9olIar. 9as GsodwnHat Der
o16reie EreHe fir seras" foiet $500 per Sabr. Gesen Ginienonns BON
$1OO meroen mir aHo oas glatt an irsno cine nns anfsesebeme meme
Announcements Mbr1e ldiden.
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Gottoufamen- Eroonfte.

San antonio, 9eg., 81. San. 1911
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil 50
Gents pei @nIlone
aaep Yorf, 81. sS5arr. Spot Sarlnar
ilnb Sebrliar, $12.40; Mdr5, $f2.4 3 uno
$12.45; Mpril. $12.30 nn0 1925;
Wai, $12.31 uitb $12.32; SUM, $3.50
lrl0 $12.33, Suli, 1921 iinb $685.
MugnIt, $3.50 nno $12-32..
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Trnbnfte
Wenliit.

r, ~
HdgtoHeln eallIoInlas Szo-$S.o
une eolorGoo; S5;So-SS;gU ma
SuBe ~ Murto!ies - Si.oV' pafaptu
ps,;sSsiu gry;fors;S szoo
Habn.r osr;ire ~ Sb .er M,tshet
Gumn{h' SS.5O Der MmfdeI.
MoS;ssMsr sS+ q sas Z : cssS 49, esa;;,,~
bel
Ylnrenfobl, $1.5O per erate.
aohl. $3.50 per Crate
epinat. 75e per WufheI.
gSss IN % ~ @S o..sxy. ~ %u"epes
SILL mt @Saoe so ~ IL S aa0 a;s,,.s
mssrr. .. Se,,tssir ~ an low.
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Marft.Beribt
1anmmole.

Sam antonio, Ser, II Cts.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1855 gts.
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wrunoetaentuu,s : ile6ertraeunaeu.

Iuna ittlo 2ouis Sdledlt ali 2orens
G6ledt, @runbfiid i'm Hiberiioe Bari.
Saul 8lar an 81. o. @oueer. @runoe
ltif i'm @lod 10; $500 II. q.
6. g. Softler on S. 6. aaband.
@rnnbfiid in Soltb Gan Intonio;
$500.
Senrietta 8raie an Srau 2boia 9inS
II. o., 8rlinbftiide in ben i,eieu Gitbs
8fods b64 nno 1854; $3001.
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q IT II :
EosesfGIIe.

9beo. Sdulfe, 26 Sabre; Sugo
Saas, 46 Sabre; 6. s. 8arfmeper,
% Sabre; Sral SO. s.. Gisfelo, AZ
Sabre; &ermam S. S6omer. SO
Sabre; Srmi 5reoa Weiqer, SO Sab
re-; ssrall Ballline Sob, as Sabre;
6. s.. &umm, 60 Sabre.
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Nam > GrIanhniefMetne.

8iIiam 8asner. 8obnbaus. Gait
Qnlirel Ctr; $1,000.
GO Calm, @~eriftdtte, gulebra CTR.
$500
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Setratsf6ei n e.

=
Gbns. 6. Stnper unb Celia gae
gafer.
Walter &eimer unb @iloa Sude.
YnuI IenoenbaG nno giiie Sar.
rifon.
Charles S. Serbian uno Coma 90
&utleoge.
anguit Snouie mo 8ertie Dor.
miles S. earter. unO marp eI-
menoorf.
@us 9. Mtauermann uno Sulio
Wngner.
9biIip @eisler uno SlIia Sar-
ting.
Gam Sapit uno 5rau annis
Shonburg.
aobert Chen nno Steaa Souie.
man.
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Mife Otto nno Srnii, Elm 8nnbe
emil 8ateI itno Jruu, elm attabe
leslie @ntner uno Grar, elm &nabe
Gilbert Sdofl itno Srau, Elm Mdo.
dler.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
BITTER ATTACK BY CLARK ON
 DRAFT PLAN
Says Missourians Consider Con- script in Same Class
 With Convict

Washington, April 26.-Declaring that AIissouriaus put "cOnscriDt" and "ccuvict" in the same class, Speaker Champ Clark, from the floor ys the house today, made a bitter attack on the plan to draft men ''-N the United States army.
 The Dlesideut's conscription bill, as the measure is termed, was de- uouuced by the speaker of the house in even stronger terms than in his statement yesterday, when he said that ,ucb a plan to raise an army was "ao insult to the youth of America"
 Despt+e opposition to the army bill, those who favor it are predict ing is passage before the end of the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
SAYS us. NEEDS
 ALASKE'S FISH

Seattle, Wash, April 26. Mo Utilization of Alaska fisheries as a means Of helping the cOunty's food suppIy, is urged by Secretary Red field sn a letter. received here to- day.
 The government is taking every possible step 0 further fEe use of fish as food and Secretary Red fields letter, received by a Seattle citizen, points out the tremendous supply that Alaska can furnish.
 The suggestion is also made that a market, established now when the country needa food bq' meet war demands, could be continued after peace comes.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
BELIEVE WALK-OUT |S
 SIGN DESIRE FUR PEACE
Department of State Views Situation as Bearing Vitally
 On War

Washington, April 26.-Two hum dred fifty thousand laborers in Berlin are on strike, according to advices whcih today reached the de- pautmeut of state through official channels.
 The department views the report ed situation as strongly expressing the desire of German workmen for peace.
 Following reported food riots in differcrt German cities and the strike recently of munition workers in Magdeburg, this latest outbreak is regarded as foreshadowing popular uprising of Germans to end the war.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
MOVIE ID SHOW HISTORY OF
 ALASKA
Grand Arctic Chief Marshall Contracts For Production
 of Picture

Telling the story of Alaska from the Russign occupation at Sitka in 1904 to the transfer of the coun- try to the United States in 1867, Attorney J. B. Marshall of Juneau grand chief of the Arctic Brother hood, has written the synopsis of a motion picture and contracted for its production with q Seattle mo tion picture company. The con tract gives him the Alaska rights, the proceeds from which are to be devoted to the Brotherhood.
 MT. Marshall, who is in Skag- way ol legal business, said today that jt vas the intention to have re- ceipts from the Alaska rights, used to defray the expenses of delegates to a meeting of the Brotherhood next suring in Seward.
 Data Compiled
 MT. Marshall, who was elected head of the order of the meeting in Juneau in March, conceived the idea some time ago of putting AL aska his.cry on the screen. Aided by Father Andrew Kasheroff, the Russian priest who was born on Ko- diak island in 1863 and was con uected with the church in Sitka before moving to Juneau, where he now lives, he collected data from the time the Russians occupied the country until it was sold and trans ferred to the United States. MT. Marshall then wrote a synopsis took i' with him to Seattle on his recent trip, showed It to representative of the Northwestern Theatrical Producing company, and at once closed with him for the pro- duction cf the picture.
 Movie Men Coming North
 The motion picture men, photo tOgraDhers and ten. or more aebors' will be ncrtb within a week or so, MT. Marshall said, to begin work.
 Governor BaranOff, the first re- Dreseutatiye of Russia at Sik kka, Rezanor. the czar's chamberlain, and Prince and Princess Maksutkoff at sitka when the transfer was made, will be among the historical Russian characters in the picture American officers who had part in the transfer will be other char acters.
 Thomas B. Kincaid, representative of the standard Paper Company ot Tacoma, was 8 business visitor yes terday and today in Skagway. He Twill Ievae tonight for the "out- side" on the steamer Humboldt.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
CHINA READY ID
 PROCLAIM MAR

Picking, April 26. - An over whelming majority of the members of the Chinese parliament is in fla For of immediate declaration of war against Germany, according to au~ thoritaJive statements here today. The President is said to be still undecided on what course to follow.
 At T conference yesterday, over which the provisional military gov ernor presided, 1t was unanimously voted that China should at once enter the war.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
APP1.NI5 R00T.

Washington, Apral 26.-Appoint- mert of EHhu Root to head the Am erlcn comm 1ssiou which Russian leaders have asked to come to Petrcgrad to advise with them on ccrw.lg the new Russian govem- meut, l. said to have been deter mlred upon by President Wilson at @ rcur-reuce with lIr. Root today.
 Ihe conference lasted an hour. MT. Root later said that any an ao&uccmeLt oa the matter must come from the President.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
MAKING PLANS
 HOME GUARD

Recommending the formation of a home guard in Skagway, the com fmidtee which has the project in charge, will report tonight at a meeting of the Elks, under the auspices of which organization, formation of the guard has been planned.
 It is understood the committee will suggest that the patriotic meet ing to begin recruiting for the guard be held tomorrow night.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
CHICAGO JUDGE WARNS
 GIRLS AGAINST SLACIIETaS,

Chicago, April 26.-Judge Stelk, in the court of domestic relations, issued warning today to girls who marry mon in haste so that con- scriptiCu of the men may be de- layed.
 Men who take this means of eyading their duty to their country are likely to forget their duty to their wives" said the statement. The rush for marriage licenses con tinued here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
4. B.'s THANKS FOR AID
 BELGIAN RELIEF FUND

Thanks of the members of Skag- way camp No. 1, Arctic Brother hood, flor your assistance and help in making a success" of the dance the Brotherhood gave for the bene- fit of the Belgian relief fund, were conveyed in & letter received yester- day bv the Daily Alaskan from Wm. B. Hargraves, Arctic recorder, Geo. c. LaBounty and Mike Ross, who composed the dance committee,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
ON OFFICERS RESERVE LIST

Fred and R. J. Shepard Of Haines who were in Skagway yesterday, have recently passed the examna- ton for admission to the officers s reserve list. They came up on the Peterson. Other Haines men on the boat were H. P. M. Birkinbine, N. G. Hanson and Eric Oslund.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-26
]. 5. SCHOONER
 E I0RPEOOED

Washington, April 26. - Sinking of the American schooner BirdSall by a Germah U1boat, was reported here toFay in dispatches from Lon don.
 The crew, driven to the scnooner's boats when the vessel, with a big hole n her side, began rapidly to fill, was picked up by c Brihsh pa troI beat. / No loss Of life was sus- tained.