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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
GILL WILL NOT
 BE A CANDIDATE
WIFE SAYS HAS HAD ENOUGH
Gill Pleased at his VindicatiOn by the Jury, Says he Will Continue His War Against Bootleggers In. til the End of his Term.

SEATTLE, April 2.-Mayor Hi Gill smiling over his recent victories in the courts. assured the reporters yes terday that he would continue his war against the bootleggers unabated until the end of his term. He express ed pleasure at his vindication at the hands of the jury. and asserted that he had had no fear of being convict ed at any time.
 Mrs. Gill stated positively that her husband would never again be can didate for the mayoralty. He had had trouble enough and would not again be a candidate for public office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Z CLARK IS RE=E ECTED SPEAKER
DEMOCRATIZ.ATIO OF EUROPE IS EOREt' .AST

LONDON. April 2.-The Berlin yorwaerts says that the Russian rev. olution indicates that one of the con- sequences of the war will be the far reaching characterization of Europe, according to Berlin dispatch to Reuters by way of Amsterdam. The paper scores the pan-Germans for holding that after the war will be time enough to settle the question of direct suffrage in Prussia ard adds. Tt will be great and dangerous mistake if equal suffrage is not in- troduced into Prussia while the war Is actually going on
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
FOUR STEAMERS
 ARE TORPEO0EO
TWO AMERICANS ARE KILLED
Three British and One Portuguese Steamers Sunk Without Waring- Twenty Americans Reported Miss ing From the Crispin.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April D. Advices received here yesterday state that the British steamers Crispin, Snowden, Range and Eptifalon have ueen sunk by German submarines without warning and that the Portu- suese steamer Argo was also sunk off Gravesend. It is certain that eigh- .een Americans are missing and that :wo American negroes were killed when the Crispin went down. American Consul Frost at Liver pool, has advised the State Depart nent that two Americans were killed when the steamer Crispin was sunk. and that the vessel was torpedoed '"ithout warning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
MANN NAMED FOR
 HOUSE SPEAKER BY THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Gray and Gardner Leave Caucus, the Former Refusing to Be Bound by Actions of Party Leaders-IenrOOt Probably Be Floor Leader If Mann Is Elected.
BY THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

WASHINGTON, D. C., April D. Representative Mann of Illinois. was nominated by the Republicans in eau GUS Saturday evening for the speak ership of the House. Congressman Gray of New Jersey and Gardner of Massachusetts left the caucus, Gray that he would not permit the caucus to bind him personally.
 Representative Lenroot of Wiscon- sin was an ardent worker for Mann, and will probably be made floor leader of the House in the event of Mann's election to the speakership.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
BRITISH MAKE
 RAPID ADVANCES THREATENING ST. QUENTIN Troops Under Gen. Haig Are Driving Two Wedges Into German Lines and Have Captured Fight Villages East and South of Town.
THREATENING ST. QUENTIN
Troops Under Gen. Haig Are Driving

LONDON, April 2.-Advices from the Western front state that Gen. Haig, commander of the British forces is driving two wedges into the Ger man lines in the vicinity of St. Quen- tin. and the movement will probably force the Germans to abandon this important position. The British are making a rapid advance both east and south of the town, and have captured eight villages.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
ADMIRAL WATSON
 DEPARTS FOR SOUTH

The steamship Admiral Watson ar rived in port from the westward Sat urday night and sailed south about 10 o'clock. Her passengers booked from here were J. H. D. Bouse, c. E. DeRosier, T. P Geraghty., Isaac Hamburger, w. s. Frazer, w. Nes- bet, Charles Spongberg, Louis Little, L.. c. Booker for Cordova and F. S. Frederickson for Seattle and H. Mar GUS for Ketchikan.
 The Watson brought the following passengers for Valdez from the west ward; S. Nyberg. M. Morett, M. Walsh, George Reinke, H. Hill. Fred Erickson and 3 steerage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
JOHNSON TALKS
 PATRIOTIC MEET ADVOCATES PREPARE D N K s s Says Not to Protect Citizens Is to Sow the Seeds of Dissolution Within Nation-Americans Will Fight Bravely When Necessary.
ADVOCATES PREPARE DN E S S

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April D. Senator Johnson. of California, in speaking at the Patriotic mass meet ing held here Saturday night. declar- ed that not to maintain the Demo- cratic ideal of protection for it's citi- zens would SOW the seeds of disolution within the nation. War. he said, if 1t came, would not be for agrandize- ment nor conquest. Americans abhor- ed war, yet if war becomes necessary the people will fight with valor uif- surpassed by any people on earth to protect the National honor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
85S MILE FRENCH SOIL
 FREED FROM INVADERS

PARIS. April 2.@The total amount of French territory liberated from the German invaders by the Somme of fensive up to March 21 is S53 square miles, situated in the four depart ments of Pas De Calais, Olse, Aisne, and Somme. It includes 366 towns and villages the homes of 181,936 Frenchmen. The Germans are still in possession of 7,126 square miles of France. including all the valuable mines and mills district.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
FEAR RUSSIA BE
 FORGED TO TREAT
FOR SEPARATE PEACE GERMANY
Believed Discipline of Army Mas Been Broken by Revolt and That Germany Is Planning to Take .Ad- vantage of This Fact.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April D. The fear held by the Allies that the revolution in Russia has broken the army discipline. has been apparently realized. It IS believed that Germany. relying upon this. is planning to win the war by making tremendous drive on the eastern front in the hope of forcing a separate peace with Rus sia, and then defying the remaining Entente Powers and the United States.
 The United States is rushing war preparations in anticipation of dec laration of war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
l.. GRAHAM DIES
 SUDDENLY TODAY

l.. Graham, one of the best knowI residents of Valdez died suddenly thi. afternoon about five minutes of fous o'clock from an attack of apoplexyl An alarm of fire had just been turned in and MT. Graham was attending tt his usual duties about the engine when he suddenly fell to the floor Oscar Morrais. who was present i'm
 mediately sent George Kirk in searci of a physician and within a minute o
 two Doctors Boyle, Silverman, Meri ritt and Winans had reached the f1r{ house and were engaged in an eff0rs to resuscitate the patient. but withs out success. His heart continued t9 beat spasmodically for several mins utes, but he never regained com sciousness.
 MT. Graham was one of the oldess and best liked pioneers of Valdez. lS the early days he was engaged iS mining at Slate creek. but for severa| years past he has held the position oS chief engineer of the fire department and was an expert in his position. Ha was known to practically every on f in town, and numbered the whole pet% pie among his friends.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
B!G DEMAND
 > FARM LOANS AGGREGATE BILLION IN MARCH Money Needed to Finance Intensive
 Production of FOOdstuffS to Supply the Allies and Maintain Supply in
 This Country.
AGGREGATE BILLION IN MARCH

WASHINGTON, D. C., April D. The Federal Farm Loan Board an- aounces that applications for loans aggregating a billion dollars have neen received by that body. The prin- aipal demand for money is to finance intensive production of foodstuffs to supply the allies and the unusual deI :nand which may arise in the event the event the United States enters the war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Lodge Finds "Fist' in "Pacifist." :"

WASHINGTON, D. C., April o. A huge sensation was created here to- day when Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts was knocked down and severely injured by an excited Pacifist. Lodge was buttonholed by Alaxender Bann- wort, a Pacifist of Boston, who haran- gued the Senator in forcible language against his resolution for war. Lodge
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
ADMIRAL EVANS ARRIVES
 fA AND SAILS FOR KODIAK

' The1s eamg Aohiral Evans came in>from the SQuae early this morn ing and after unloading her general cargo for this place at the Valdez pock, went over. to the City dock to Anload machinery for the Emel cahpery. She sailed for Seward, An chorage and Kodiak about g o'clock. Her passengers for Valdez were Miss M. Sun1merfiefd. Ralph Whittier and Capt. Robert M Nolan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Clark Is Reelected.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April D. The House was organized this after noon at 2:17 when Champ Clark. the Democratic speaker. was reelected by a maority of 12 over Mann, Repuh- lican, of Illinois.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
MASS MEETING
 PLEDGE LOYALTY
PEOPLE AWAKENING TO DUTIES
Resolution Hedging Loyalty and Urg- ing Universal Service Adopted at ChicagO-GOvernOr Gunter Makes Stirring Address at Denver.

CHICAGO, April 2-An enthusias- tic mass meeting was held here yes terday by the advocates of prepared ness. A resolution pledging the loy- alty of the people and urging univer- sal military service was passed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

replied that the Pacifists were cow ards, whereupon Bannwort knocked the Senator down and severely injurI ed him. Bannwart was torn away front his victim by the Senate telegraph operators who witnessed the assault He and Mrs. Anna Peabody were talk en into custody by the police on the charge of assault.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Teddy Wants War at Once.

TAMPA, Fla. April 2.-War and rumors of war are too much for Col onel Roosevelt and he left here today for Washington. In an address al Lakeland this morning he rapped tho Pacitists and urged an immediate dec laratioa of war against Germany.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
POPULAR VALDEZ MAN TO
 TAKE BRIDE IN SEATTLE

The Post-Intelligencer of March "A contains the following engagement announcement: Mrs. Celia Thomas announces the engagement of her daughter. Myrtle Vesta, to Robert Duncan Kelsey, of Valdez, Alaska The wedding will take place in the near future.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Governor Cheeretl.

DENVER, April 2.-A monster mass meeting was held here yester- day afternoon at which Governor Gun ter made stirring address urging pa triotism. He was repeatedly cheered by several thousand who attended the meeting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

old timers who are used to the VI garies of Alaska weather states tha this is the finest weather ever know
 at this time of the year, and that iI dications are that this summer will ! a repetition of the summer of 1915.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

The steamer Watson landed lara consignment of cannery machinery the City Dock this morning. Managd Emel left Seattle today on the Farr| gut for Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
LIQUOR PERMITS FOR
 MARCH BREAK RECORD

SEATTLE, April 2.-The applica- tion for liquor permits for the month of March broke all previous records, reaching an average of two thousand per day, or total of over sixty thou sand for the month.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
MEXICAN EXILES TO
 RECEIVE AMNESTY

MEXICO CITY, April 2.-Amnesty for all Mexican politicians abroad who have been hostile to the present administration, will be the first re- quest of Venustiano Carranza. pres ident elect, will make to the new Mexican congress. it became known today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Advices from Salcha yesterday stated that Sheldon's two auto stages were stuck on the Little Delta the road being under four feet of water.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
w, c, T. U. Meeting.

The Valdez w. c. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. McGilvray tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Peace Telegrams Arriving.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April D. President Wilson and every member Of the House and Senate is being lit orally flooded with telegrams from ell over tine country protesting against the war
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

William Meals has severed his pd sition with the Valdez Mercantile Col and has taken a position as deput| postmaster under Postmaster Todd
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

J. Byron Wilson, H. E. Ellis and B. D. Burhoe made the round trip to the Cliff mine yesterday on the launch Patsy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Jack Cook has resigned his position with the Valdez Mercantile company and will leave soon for the Granite mine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

WANTED-Steamer trunk; appI Prospector office. kl0
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
GERARD WILL NOT ACCEPT
 NOMINATION AS MAYOR

NEW YORK. April 2.-Former Gerard says he will not accept Tammany candidacy for the mayor of New York.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-15
MISUNDERSTANDING

Die Dor fur3en abgebaltene Sabresuerfannlrmg Der SnterHahornen
Bereiniglng Der aoumHare fir in0ufreQe lnfdat mo Shaolosbaltmg
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ibFer Nerhnnolungen un0 geitaie eniprud, BON 0cren ote ntete gtll
0nen sdbIenDe arbeherfIa1e oiee8 2anOes m6 tm petercn 8ertolge Der
angelpgenbet aud bic qr6eitertIaHe moerer 2dn0a-0e 9ereintgmg hat
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orn0f1Bi6en Grfeantnis, os 4rp6lem Der MISUNDERSTANDING o1rd
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fr suhinitige @eeBge6nng auf Dem @e6ete Der Notwithstanding tr
before ausgeHoltung bs Acknowledgements fr R1Ia1aaBlg9e et-
midehung Der 5irorge (or dr3hden ME Der lo5ale) fr @erleRe Rp
pa INSTRUMENTATION gl1tigfett fn1,
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bIoB Ben GrIaR Der aranfbeitsf0fen un0 Dos 8e8o9An eher Abrmoungs.
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IhAn 3ufamnenbange NIT Der SaupHrdge fteRen Bite Nroblene Der un.
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aeboreaben Sadmanner idt Sabreu 3at uab aenatr1ie 8cpi0met 9t
benz Grae5nfTa iArr StnMen un0 geo6ahtangen imo tie III Der Sdhresa
pedarnnIuna nr 0a Geffentltdfet 9etreten tm0 haoen init tbrer i1len
ar6eft air 26ffnq 6nar nidttget 6rogen mnoetns ebeuio erfogr1h
baaetraaen as bic uuaten Der lauten 9eformidrehrs
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b%eionoeren @cnuB, iont bate eS fb ritt geget Die oerrihertn eroort
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6a MAIDEN mo bat es moBl ob Hit getars
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Wic Sic Slciid1feMernno
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Ges riiditdn6igen 8ieDbeitmoes, &C.
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bort man auf 9hritt ua6 Eritt.
itd bod bic 9refie fir Ir6en.
De SdUeine I'M 2nuie zines 3dBres
fa{t oer0obpeIt ur0 acknowledgement
finb aud Die Greiie fir SpedIeiten,
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liefert 10 lit nidt 81 b~eroenter, o1B
Der arme flagt. 9tun gebt Der 9tui
0urd5 2au0, man ione bic 9rc6uf-
ttou oiaie8 10 u1nmgdngIid notiDen,
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mo 81 erb6ben iuden. SIT cod Scr
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bier Mliaionen Stiid suriidgegan9lu.
ME emo e6en ber6ffentIidte amtlide
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sum Zoe cilImk0l0nis.

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Me 3aI ser abgeeshn 9errf5er nnierer 3ett peor u1 ems peru19et
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hsaader au5erc, md tr gait Der g9iae oes goHes nhtts im0 Oe Ger
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nebea noate. on SIC sehu Sabre bier unb bort, BIS oas Slid, oor mas
aan aeD6hnIib 70 nenHt, bod fam um6 i9r Gaidn louet gan5 ageaeRHl
eqfAaIeIe Tas nar I'M Srihinbr 1903, aalno ihr bonn Sendt Der 8ers
ssHiafFn @faateH eue aans aHghnihe G~ntidaoigang fir ibre uerhene
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1tcberraidcnSe 5a9lcn.

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fhrift 0es gunocs Embellishments
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GarHilie in mdBigeu @eulenIidfeits.
per91ltniiien erforoerlih lit. 6ritbere
Stloten ergo6et, boB al8 Girfonrs
men uiiu0eten8 $500 bis $1,000
3ur 8erfigllng itebeil nruiien, llu1
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men, ~anitdnoigea 2ebcu5fit6rung 8a
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mir Die uube0ingt not1pcn0iqn Sc.
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ms TQmilimlaben oltf Der S0be oe3
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man erfd6rt. 6aB in Ser Sattptito0t
Ser Station, IN eilern Sabre ion
uuBeror6entlih ho5cu 8retielL 807
pnn 2tt0 geprilften 6amilien, be-
5tebeutlth 38 8ro5ent, sSobreseius
tonmen bon peniger dis 5000 bal.
fen. un0 0Qb 1895 5aruilien, begin.
CT 4ro3cat. GttfonlHten bon ueni.
Iger ot5 $1,000 auf5utueiian boben.
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I6etrug fir 5amiLien nit tpeniger
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nit mentger ais 5000 bag Sa6r aus
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nut menigcr ais 800 Collars iobr-
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ben IdBt fih MIR erraten 0a amt.
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IS eridetnt ieoo6 gtoubtid, Dab fl
ft6 mir menia bon ben III @oibing.
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