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G6icaso. q. Sept.

g 4Detus 3ufubr 1000
Rartt fart uno 10 bis 15e b0h.r als
gtitrH. 8uIt A7.90-18.75; l.i9t'
$17.40-1s.75; senii9te $17.40-
1886; i9pers $17.3o-1s.s5; rObs
$17.3o-17.50; Geriel $685.
17.75.
R inb b ie6. 3ufubr 5000
Wartt i9tpa9. Rati0s Beef Gtisr'
$I5Q-17.90; Weitsrn Stiert $6.7C
-15.75; StOtsrs unb Seeoers $64C
-11.25; aiibe unb Seifers $515-
1890; 2dlber $11.50-16.0o.
S6afe. 3ufubr II. .000; ;Narti
idipa4; Detbers s9.00-12.60; Gipes
$8.25-11.75; edmmer $13.oo-
1915
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g,um @iener SOis.

yt1ros pom gr5ber5Og Srieorid unO
ieiner iSuntiIie. - Ger reifite ser
Sab56urger auBer Dem Safer
ie!bit. - Seitte ,Sabriten, Srelue.
relen. WtoIfereien, imgtbeuren 9u.
ter in llngnrn, Dtabren, S9lelieu.
10000 Stiid 9iin6Dieb. - gr5-
5er5ogIiAer Sd)naps. Seine Sic.
5enidlaften in g9ien. - Cine gauge
Grippe uOn 9aIGiten. .-8iele Sof-
ter. - GENE baperii6e @enlablin.
= Wie er 5iUei Sabre lang al5
Sberbefeblsbaber aQer {. uro +.
Streitfrdfie ilrngirte. - 9Inefooten
bon ibm uno ben SeiRigen. - So.
mig Mfons bon Spcnien lit iein
9,eife.
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{ ette1.

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nsr ssriss beftrGft, neil sr SbnsH ME
onfiett; uein 6rise Tam Jbuen uitt
antisteu, reiI er IhieIt, tpenu aIio Der
Sunse Sb5su uiat ontiett. bann tiels
er ss6nen bod an, Bite burairF gu
o9ten."
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Der reidbe Rpbn bat ben ornen
SduIfrear1rb Stis gum eHen geiGDen.
Gr ertappt 5n, ME er ebeu etnen oer
SiIberI0Hel perittDtuben Iaheu NH,
ba fogt er su ibm:
-Ssis, lad boH bid gelaben ant
etren .a6fel Supptu" ober mir arI
.SappaiioffeI~l"
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MetaasMarst.
Ren mort. d. Sept

Rem gort, 21. Sept.
aupfer. - electrolptie nOminta;;
$23.50.
giIen. - Martt unb unpsrlnpsrt.
3inn. = Wartt felt; $6L.2o-
61.75.
8Iei. - Wartt rubig; $7.8z.
Spelter. - Wartt ruhig; $6.12-
8.37.
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Gtf1igel. - Mdrft lebboft
prtiie iietis. = groilers 2 gfnnb II
bdriiber 23c; groilers lii Bfutf
23c; odbns 16e; 6iifner 22ac; 5rt'
blbner bon $40 pfunb 23e; bo,
nit trummer gruit 12c; gulls &c;
iunge gnttn BON 2 yfunb uno boris
Der 20-22e; alte fpsibe gHtsn zoe;
0dnie 13-14c; alte 1auben Sl2O
per 9usenb.
OBJ unb gemHIe.
3itronen. = California $500
$50 per Rife; SiiHss $1.0O-1.s
% per aiite.
Stanesu. California T1Dels
$2.50-3.75 per Rife.
pfirli4e. = Dirginia $500
ESQ per gu.
Sunge4epfef. - gtseTe 75e--
$1.00 per 9u.; Dutdeb $4.50--5.00;
9enona etc. $4.QO-4.25; usaiOsn
glufb $4.75-5.00 per gbl.
9irnen. = Sedle $5.0o-6.00;
per gbl.; gariletts S2.5O-2.75;
glaPps GaDOritiss $2.25-2.5O per
Bu.
pfIaumen. gfaue $3.50
2.75: grsen @un5e $2.50-2.75;
9amion $2.75-3.00 per gu. anb 30
-35e per aorb BON 4 Dts.
- 9nmIons $2.75-3.00 per gu.
Sue elonen. = eolorooo
Stanbarb, Crate $2.O0-2.50; DO.
fla6s Crate 75-85c; California
$1,000 per Sianbarb Grdte.
Weintrauben. Gin9eimis
f9e goncOrb 75c per ! gu. aorb.
2 M 8. - ginbsimii9e
S.00-2.00 per gu.
aartoffeln. Ginbsimiite
unb eouisOilIe $4.25-4.5O per Dbl.
unb $1.25-130 per Blu. auf bsm G.s
lsife.
Shbtartoffeln. alabama
S.50-1.65 Der camper unb $4.25
-4.50 per 8bl.
Waffermclouen. = $l2.O
-25.00 per 100 Gtid
Gurten. - giubsimiide 90c--
$1.00 per gu.
pidfes. - 20-25c per 100.
2raut. - Ginbeimiihes $1.50-
1.75 per g6l. uub $1,000 per 1Ou aui
bsm gsl.ii..
DsibeRiibeu. 75 Gents per
Blu.
3piebeIu. - Beibe $1.35-
160; bo. Boilers $1.40-15o; s'l6s
$1.35-1.50 per Crate.
Sunge grbfen. - Rstp yort
$1.75-2.00 per gu.
Grint gobnen. - Ginpetmt'
f6e $2.00-2.25 per 2 8u. Cad; eins
bsimii9e Da4stObnen $1Oo--1.25
per gu.
aarptten - ginbtimif&e 1b
-20c per 9us,nb Sinbei.
2aHsyrsbufte
Seu. SO. / 5imotbD S22SOi
30. = 9imOtbp $21.75--2.0o; go.
3 9imotbp 2l.O0-21. 80; Ro. 1 se'
mij&tsr ale. $22.O0; Ro. 2 DO. s21.'
0O-21.5O; SO. l alee 5000; RO.
2 alse $21.50; 5isiises gllidIta
$19.00-23.00; Roesenitrob $11.00
1900; 9Jriirob $8.50-9.OO;
BsiSsnitrob $8.5o-9.00 per 5oarse.
Rhblsnfuttsr. - Warit III.
bia. = sleie $32.5o-33.0O; Utibs
blings braune $43.O0-46.00; ireibs
s4s.5o-49.0o; ssmii4tss Jutts-
$36.50-H.00.
Gdmersfen. Tarll fett.
= al.eIamen S12.00-13.00 per gu.
pom Gtors; 5imotbp $3.30-3.90;
gu&p.issn $1.25-2.00; Gladsiamu
1925; llnsarii4tr $500 per gu.
Dert&isosHsa
Cste. - Wlartt iietis. - e.inoI.
robes S1.25 per GaIpne In Bar
tten II Dbl. 1875 Galonen
$1.36; / Bis 8 galonsn $1.4O;
asicates Ii mebr; NO. / 2arS,
6l S1.49-1.52, CONNER Seit 81.
55-1.6O; Cotton Seeb Oil raff. 81,
23e Der GalIone; Serpentin 48c in
qartisn BON 1-5 Job unb 62c in
pdrtisu Don 10 bts 25 0ouonsn;
yetroleam. Sbic Carbon State 9ef
iOse; Speaidl Sorte 12e; Reo
gropn GaiOIm 24e; Rap9ta 30c per
Gdllone.
Gol3. - Der Tlarit IN feH. j
Obin Riuer S2.C1 per gbi. BON 100
piunb. SabrlObu biH;us.fiist.
Eals. - Wartt fttis. - pris
ma Gitp 16a-17c; bo. Gountrp
15.O0-15Ae per pfuub.
RebIen. - Rarft ruhis. ptttss
burs $5.o0-6.00; aannipbo $500
600; gut anb Slap S4.50-5.75 per
Sour, nhosfi.ffyt nnudhlnT, Gtiids
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BeFiirhtupeeu biniI6tli9 sbrer innes
rem Oreore binsuesbenl Tttt Sbrtr
2unse tonnsn Sic abteis Sabre alt
ipstbsn. unb mtt sbrem 9erSeH fegar
ueunsiel"
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gieAniarft

Gineinnatt 81. Sept.
3ufubr unb 9srianbt tpdhrsno Der
lsbtsn "a Stunoen, pergli4en NIT
ben porpergaussnsn oier 2assu. iiao
ME folat:
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Gefliiael. 2ebenbts, Wdrft un>
reselmdBis; Sabine 1870; SPrtns
gers 22ac
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proDif iontn.

proDifionen.
64maIs. prima Stsam
23.s0-23.95; 5amiln 254-25ae.
Il odengefalstnes Dlei d.
Sbort clear Seiten 261-27c; EXTRA
IbOri clear Ssit.n 26-26Ac; turse
Ripper 26-26ae; Bellies 2S4--2Sac
per pfuuo.
Gerdu4ertss GIetia. =
Short clear Ssiisn 29-29te; srtra
fbort clear Ssitsu 28a-29c; iur5s
RippsH 28t-29c; Bellies 304 04-3ft.
Sugar Gureb SleiiG. -
S6intsn 27--28e; gienie ShrIs
tern 21-21ac; grsatiajt Bacon 81
38c; S4ultern in padettn 22A-
23c; Ren gort gut 23-233c; gss
trodnete Beef S4uliern 34--34ae per
pfunb.
Sibgtp6feItes Jleit9.--
S9intsn 23i-24ae; pienic G4uIs
tern 16ae; Bellies 31-33c; S6uitern
m pddetM 19-19ie; Rem y0rt Gut
bo. 19-19aa
Srifdss aIeii4. - S6tnisu.
Iofs, 25t-26e;. pienic S6ultsrn
1915; S6uItsrn 21-21se; iuros
Rippenieiten 24h-25tc; ibort clear
Rippeni,itsn 24I-25sc; srtra Tbori
clear Rippeni.ittn 24a-243c; I:i9ts
Bellies 34-35e; i4iuere DO. Oh
33a:.
Mebl unb getrei6e.
Webl. - Wintsr patsnt $10.50
--1100; Winisr fanep $1o.0o-10.'
so; Wiuier farniIp $9.50-10.oO;
Winier ,rtra $8.50-9.00; Dintsr
orbindr $8.00-S.50; 9arits Beiasn
patent S12.00-12.5o; 9ors.s Wel'
gen faHeD $11.25-11.75; 9ari.s Deis
5sn iamilp $l0.5o-11.00; RortbDe'
FERN semii9t.s $10.75-11.Oo; Rog'
gen, Gitp, rsinss. $11.0o-11-25;
ROssen. gitp. semif4tes S11.0o-
11.25.
Wsi3en. - 30. 1 rotbtr Winttr
1922; Qo. 2 rotber Wintsr $2.19;
Ro. 3 rotber Binisr $2.16; SO. a ro'
tier Wintsr S2.12; Qo. 8 rotbtr Dils
ter $2.0s-2.11; probe. rotber 0Din'
ter $2.O0-2.O7.
Beli4toru. 90. 2 ip.ibts
$2.11-2.12; Po. 2 bo. S2.11--212;
Ro. 3 bo. $2,11-2.12; RO. A DO. S2.s
0S-2.10; so. 8 bo. $2.06-2.oS;
Ro. 6 bo. $2.O6-2.0S. = Ro. l esI'
bes $2.08-210; go. 2 DO. $2.o8-
2.10: 20. 3 bo. S2.OS-2.10; No. 4
DO. $2.06-2o8; Ro. 8 DO. $2.04-
2.06; go. 6 DO. $2.04-2.o6. - Ro.
l senii4trs $2.06; Ro. 2 DO. $2.06;
Ro. 3 bo. $2.06; go. A DO. S2.o4--
2.06; SO. 8 DO. $2.O2-2.04; Ro. 8
DO. $2.02-2.04. - Weibes Rolbeu'
torn $2.O9-2.11; selbes &oIbsntorn
$2.W-2.09; ssHii9tes 2oIbsntorn
$2.04-2.06.
Safer. - Ro. 2 ipeibsr 62i-
63c; Gtanbarb ipeiBer 61s- -62c; no.
8 ipeibsr 61--61tt; Ro. 4 ipeiber SO
-6oe; SO. 2 asmiift.r 60-61e; Ro.
3 gemiidtsr eiitheimii9er 59-6Oc;
Ro. 4 semiitter 57-59c.
Rogsen- Ru. / neuer $1.S5--I
1.S6; go. 8 $1.S3-LS5; To. A ST.
75-1.82; proSe, $1.70-1.75.
DhiStes.
Wertauft ipurben 408 8bIs. Si.
Filters Jiniiheb Gooes auf Der gais
$3.50. 49,.
ereeestsa.
Raffe. - Jabo 27-32e; Yto'
da 27a-30e; Guatemala fautp 1S3e;
DO. suter 17ae.
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Die llmfdse I'M tiejigm GleaTingbsxs
tsiieisH f& teuis sui ty,324, ,Ixo.
gsfaf.esssIifaisa.
Der Rarit In eofslieisriidten Ssr texte
rutig uHo bic yteis etbrfdt. Die feI.
ssnssn Bsrisufe iinb ~ benAten:
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1dslid,sr sRarft.Se

gintinnati, q. Sept.
Die nadfoIssnbsn Quoiirungsn Be,
jisbsn ii9 nur auf gnsrOss5ransoi.
tionsn. Bel ileinersn geI4dfttn fper'
ben stipds b0bere preiie bers4net.
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9as &e&t Der eriteu Eapiere.

Die amerilaniidcn aiiften.Gdiffs
fdbrts 0eielli9aften ipoIIen Deuts
ide unb Oeiierreider, bic erii bic srs
fen 8iirserpopiere baben, ni9t in
Dienit itelIen, neil lie bssbal5
Sdpierisieii.n nit GnsIanb ba6en
iSnntsn. Sisben btnn bic aeuie. bic
i'm geiis Der erfien giirssrpapiere
iinb, unb bic ben sleiden pfli6ten
tpie @olIbiirger aud Inn arisssfaas
untsrporfen iinb, nidt unier bsm
Sdub Der Der. Staaten2 au4 Gnsa
lamb seseniiberg
als ieinsr 3ejt Elm lInsar, Der
feline Seimaib als politiider Jliidts
ling perlaHen iiub bei uns bis erfen
popiere berausgenommen hatte. duf
einer Rsiie BON 0fterrei9iiden Be-
amten nerbaftst uub an 8orb zines
Sf.rr.idiidtn arisssfdiffes sebraGt
iporben mar, ersnnng Der aapitdn sis
nes ameritanif6en Eriessfdiffes bic
Iuslieferuns biei.s Nannes nit ben
eriien papisren. llub nls bic 6iiers
reidifds Resierung fid rad Waibs
ington tranbie unb 2lnipriiGe aiff ben
Mann mnhte, purbe ibr bon unierer
abminiitration Der geI6eib 3uthsil.
ba bic eriten papiere bic Rationdlis
tat Der Der. Gtnaten btrleiben, ftsbe
Der gefber Der eriieH papisre unisr
ameritaniidem G6ub. Z
glad uniersn eisen.n @eftten al,
70 fe6t Elm 9iirser, Der bic triisn
papisre bernussenomme1 BAT. untsr
BEN Gdus bes Sisrnenbdnnrs. I'm.
isre R.sieruns mub r. aio aud ses
gen England f6iiben.
Ober sntfpringt Der GntfdluB bsr
Gtiffabris Gsieaf6afisn bsm pa'
triotiifen g.ftrebsn, allss 3u Der.
meibsn, mas uns in aonfli!t NIT
sriesfiibrenbsn Md6isn brinssn unb
ihlisblid) in ben arieg peripidsln
i6nui,g Damn billiaen mir bds gors
ssben unb eripari.n. bnb bic Ghiff'
fabrts GeisliGafisn aud Mabnab'
men treffen. I'm omerifanifds 9iirs
ger aus ben Don gngldnb uns
Deuildlanb proilamirttn Gsfahrs
son.n fsrn,ubal.m. g.Ttisht bas
nid,i. bonn i5nnte Der Shlnb ss3ostn
lperben, ols fei ss MIR barum 81 thun.
eiuen arnfliit nit England 81 btrs
meibsn, tpGbrenb man sinem &onflist
nit Dsutf4lanb ubii4tIi9 entssgsn'
fteuert. 'WlilDdutee Ssruib.)
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Go,pauill. Cots 36s, 372, 374, 37G
nnb 37S In St,pben aelnper's Inter.
abtbeiIling auf @aIrirt Sias ST..
sSobn u. 6olfS on Gnpio u. Green
u. ", Got 343 IN gsorpooo Wielp lin.
terabtbeililng ST.
| gsilliam H. Sieppert II. u. an 0upio
r. Green H.. H., Sot 342 IN gloripooo
Vicm llnterabtbeiIiing ST..
Mlarp y. Wsirer an giiIton 2. Eot'
tenaer, 5beil Der Sots 10 imo fl in
Sofepb Sagclnnn's llnterabtbeilung
in SbaronDile ST..
9enjmiin 4. Mc2ennm ali Siid)aro
y. Stranb, 1beil Der Cots 10 uno 15
III geni. i. Nc2ennans eriter Inter.
abtbeillns in 2inpoob 81. n
sSreb gbrling an Ibolpb y. Sager,
2.S5 slder 9ano In Seftion IL in Go-
Iiimbia Ioipnibip 81.
Sobn g. gentel Ii. q. on Sillie
3abriB, so BEL 125 SUB an Der gtcro.
ieite Der Meaboip Strabe biloeno Sct
~ in Graie's llnferobtbeili'ng IN
aSeii,pooo ST.
Geo. 6. zen, an eliie 81. Sod, so
bel 140 SUB an Der @eitieite Der 80.
ronaoo slpe. an Der Gde Der &apio
Jiim Roab 81.
sSranf @efer on gli5abetb Glarf,
20 bel 65 Sub on Der Noroieite Der
Charlotte StraBe 3uiid)en 2inn unlo
9ophliiler StroBe $1100.
,Sranees .. Raipion an .SoIben 5.
Crane, 90 bel t52 ssub on Der Roro.
ieitc Der Mdrren gpenue, 615 SUB
iueitlib Der Clifton slpeiue in Clifton
| 81.
Barbara Sbmer an, Sofepb ,inb Gli.
sabetb @eber, 90 bel 110 ssnb ON Der
Silaieite Der Central sIpenle. 110
Sub oitIib Der gopntiller Gtrabe ST..
Margiierits Sd,lotnidn on anita
@roua, 80 bel So 5ub an Der Gillette
Der Robs Strabe an Der Gde Der War.
ner Strat,e 81.
sSames g. Chapman on Gfonep g.
Chapman, 62 bel 155 Satb dr Der
ggeiiieite Der 9sart Gpenue IN Serrace
45art ST.
@illian Z. Settrid an Soiepb
!SnnuneI, set % in SIane's llnterab-
tbeiIutg in @aperlp pIace IN geor'
ipoob 81.
Scbn s. Sanncn Der Sbertif on
tSiram 8. golimger, gisentbum gso.
$50 @!enpooo slpeiuie in glpon6dle
$1,000.
siram 6. @oIiinser an @illiam
,mo Seruine Rasl0psti, oasfeIbe et
senibum 81.
@bno SO. Green OIL aaron .. glaf.
neil, so BET $50 5,lB an Der S'iibieite
Ger SiIliibe gpenne 81.
Glmer Reid) on SliDe 3inuner,
$50 bel 100 SUB an Der Siibieite Der
Sibcrip Strabe, a'uiideu Raniion
9Iare ,mb guitmm Strabe 81.
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Gsnnbeisent4ams Sspotbefeu.
eueSbpotbefen.


grna 3. 9iifb on prooioent 2om1
Go. $4,000.
Sopbia q. 9ouh an gl,rnet @oo6a
9. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
Sarrp s. Shiber on geortb Spct
part 9. irnb 6. 81. 60. $2700.
9eilic @iIbonrne an SnpleS s.
Cyan $500.
Oie @ationaI Some Goutpanp ar
sSirne straBe 9. g. urib 8. go. $350C,
Dlar SfliI3 an 1reeu Strabe 8
unc .. 60. $4,000.
Scnrp Billiams on Sobn .. Sobn'
fion 5000.
30. on Gine. Dcrtingnieus Club g
uno 6. go. $2100.
Slctor s. sSacobs on 6an,iltor
gcuntp RationaI 9ant $500.
slligllit Stann an Soittbern Ohio
g. ll::b z. 60. $1,000.
Scua goeooeder on DO. $500
Sranf 8. 8lattbanr an Or. $1,000.
600 Ssrlitb oil Central Gairmonni
s. nnb 8. Go. $4,000.
Gbiparb &. Webne an Silperton g
|lnS g. SO. $1,000.
Soiepb s. Saroing an Central gtor'
ippoo .. ilno 6. y. S2400.
9.oia W1r al Clinton 8. iulb 9.
GI. S2500.
gsilliam s. email en- 9nterpriie .,
u. 60. $500.
WiQiam 8. email an 5lorencc 5.
9fctb, $3.50.
sSoa @oroon ar Sipreme 8. uEb .,
Go. $4,000.
Gbipnrb g. @ebne on gtatbaniel y.
z. Gennlan $3.50.
aaarp 5lbpnearion oil Some y. uno
:. 9u. $500.
@ita Ginbrca nn Brighton German
Sanf &c. $1,000.
Seize Straub an Gilmore 8. unb ..
%. $1,000.
eSoiepb Sel5beber on Catherine
@iterfanlp $500.
3ora u. @erts an Catherine Otter.
fallp $500.
sinna 5. alfim oil sleaoing y. uno
2. 20. $i400.
Sobn N. @Iab an Soutberu Gbio
Z. mo Z. So. S2400.
Charles y. DhIrrap on DO. $1,000.
Jiinnie =. Scnrls oil grite gsaro 9.
imo2 u. $4,000.
Carl s. CHAPLIN an College SIN g.
imo'g. IS. $4,000.
SpoiparO Q. Ibomas ar @. 8. Mo.
bcrtion $4,000.
Bairid @eSsnrp on @. s. slrbert.
ion $500.
glboIpb 6. Soger on errellent G.
iino y. u. 80. $500.
ellie 8a6ris an gbilip 0lenner
$1,000.
Gliie Me Sod an sgriee $il Goals
q. unb q. Go. 20. 1 $500.
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Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-08-03
RUSSIAN PRAISE FOR ELIHC
ROOT

In the cordial words of praise for
Elihu Root uttered by Prince Lvoff
we find evidence of something more
than kindly feeling. The Russian
prime minister shows himself to be
a competent and discriminating judge
of human character. He has grasped
the distinctive trail of Mr.. Roots
ability as a statesman, namely, his
breadth of view. II have had the
strongest possible support from Mr..
Root personally" says Prince Lvoff.
81 am amazed how, despite his new
ness to Russia and the limited OPP
portunities to see our country, he i'm
mediately grasped the essential fact
that our troubles were transitory and
understood the broaded and more es-
sential problems which the Russians
themselves have not yet been able to
understand"
After the President had determin-
ed to send a special embassy to Rus
STA it became a matter of the first i'm
portance to place at it's head a man
who should be capable of impressing
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-08-03

ent command at present and require
additional training in trench war
fare
Moreover, the troops who have ar
rived or are going to France are not
sufficient to hold any considerable
length of line, the total being only
$4,000. They were sent to Europe pri-
marily to hearten France at time
when her resources are being rapid
" depleted. This does not mean, OF
course, that they are on sight-see-
ing expedition, but that the situation
is by no means so serious that they
should be sacrificed to lack of train
ing.
Pershings men are the vanguard
of great army that will cross the
seas in the spring and hy that time
no doubt most of them, who are now
privates, will be useful as officers in
the new levies.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-08-03
WOMEN EXCEL MEN

The war has opened up new field
for women, in some departments of
which their work is so superior to
mems that they will soon have a
monopoly. Women have been found
to excel in making the wings and
wing surfaces of airplanes and with
this country pledged to build i'm
mense fleets of aircraft. their work
will be vitality important in winning
the war At the plant of a large air
plane company in New Jersey, which
obtained the first large order of air.
planes for the government, more than
60 per cent of the employees making
wings are women. The head of this
company, in telling why the COM
pany prefers women, said:
Preparing the linen wing sur
faces and making the wings, is light
work requiring deft fingers and close
application. 1t is ideal work for wo-
telling why the company prefers wo-
men. Further, he said
Before undertaking the manu-
facture of airplanes in large quantit-
les such as the government demands,
we thoroughly investigated the ques-
tion of labor. We found that women
were extensively used in England and
France in making wings and that
they had proved to be better at this
work than men. We soon satisfied
ourselves that this was the correct
practice and started to employ wo-
men for the same class of work. In
a very short time we found that the
women were better wOrkmen than the
men and will soon be employing
500 of them at our Plainfield plant
alone. We found the women to be
painstaking and fast in their work
and in addition, they are precise,
which means much when you are do
ing the highest grade work.
"SOon we will be employing wO
men in other departments. Our sup
erintendent wants to have at least 50
per cent of the machine shop work
done by women and will put that
many at work as soon as the shops
are enlarged. With their light touch
and careful manipulation of sensitive
machines, women are admirably
adapted to much of the light machine
work done on airplanes and it is
probable that we will have thousands
working on our airplanes before
many months Of course, we have
made special accommodations for
the women but this slight cost is for
gotten in the advantage of employing
them
Airplane manufacturers all over
the country are employing women
and the thousands of airplanes that
will carry the Stars and Stripes over
the battlefields of Europe, will rep
resent the work of the women of this
country.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-08-03
PREPARING TO START
SALE OF BATTLE REFUSE

LYON, France. Aug. 3.-The de-
bris of war has accumulated to such
an extent in France that the govern
men has decided to begin disposing
of it without waiting for the end of
hostilties. A commission has been
appointed to inventory all the mater
ials and equipment that have been
discarded by the army and navy, to
classify them and ascertain how they
may be sold to the best advantage.
The commission is asked also to de-
termine where the secondhand ma
terial NV be used to best facilitate
the econ, mic revival in France af-
ter the wa.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-08-03
WON'T SACRIFICE TROOPS

Although American troops are on
French soil the public need expect
no startling reports of engagements
with the Germans in the near future.
Just how soon the men under PERISH
ing will go into action is a question
which nobody is able to answer at
present-probably not even the COM
mander himself. Doubtlessly it will
be several weeks at the earliest
1t is pointed out that vast prob
lens of strategic campaigns, of poll
tical effects to be sought and of sup
plies and supply lines must be work
ed out, and that the troops, who have
been on the Mexican border for sew
eral months, must become acclimat-
ed before they carry the American
flag into battle. English and Canadian
troops who are sent overseas to the
western front are not sent into the
trenches Immediately, but are put
through the setting up" exercises
behind the lines in order that they
may get an idea of what is required.
That this will be true in regard to
Americans seems the more probable
because they constitute an independ-