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LEGAL NOTICES
coMMIssIoNER,s sALE


 Notice is hereby given that ln pursu- ance of the authority and directions c9n, on tainrd iu the decretai order Q: tA' ehancery court of Garland county made and entered on the 1st day ot FenruatA A. D. 1917 in a certain caGse iNo o5tl) tbeD bending therein between Nal"N INianinee NH Co. and George M Wilson, rotnnlainaats and Harold r. WYmau and Julia A. WNm4n defendants, the urc ger sinned as commissioner of said court, win offer for sale at pubic vendue iu th,, highest bidder, at the west ttuht loc~ or entrance of the county courthouse in vlijcl, said court is held in the coun- tv of Garland within the hours pre- scribed by Jaw for judicial sales on the Gth day of March A. D. l9lt. the FOLLOW ing described real estate. toWit: All ot the west half, of rho southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the north ,re-f rD4arte.. of section l9, In toWnsuii souih. range 70 west; and the nottn- cast quarter of the southeast quarter ol section 2f in township l south, range sl west of inc 9th principal mefldan Hi Arkansas containing one hundFeu' i4-.s i..i fnur and S5-l00 acres. in Garland county
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months the purchaser being required to executo q bond as required by Law anu tbe order and decree ot said c9iifi lf said cause. with approved secnfltN, oeaf - ing Interest at the rate of per eent per nnnulp from date of sale unui pala, anu Id lien being retained on the lfiilis, sold 10 secure the paYmept of me put1 chase money ,, ,
 Given under my hand this 18th day or fepfuaiN' ~ F.. w RowLEs
 Commissioner in chaneeiF
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Market Quotations
 AND GOSSIP RECEIVED
 LOGAN G. BRYANS Arlington Hotel, of the oePa of the lnterir.


make that happening one ,nf q
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Notice is hereby given that by yir-
 tue of an execution issued opt Of the
 Circuit Court for the County of Gar
 land, State of Arkausas, ag3inst Mrs Lee Worthington upon a Judgment
 rendered on the l2th daV of April. 1911, by said Circuit Court in favor of Mantle k. Sumpter, plaintiff, and q eainst said Mrs. l4e' prthington' d dagendant and te ne bd and de- liverod. l did On the fay of fFee. ruary, l9fL[ l~fs~ ' the esta,x
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NoTIcE TO THE pUBL

Hot Springs. Ark, Feb, "
 kafice is hereby given ths! from this date We are nes the Japan Art < prr !z4 lnfbafitv ta sign for revosad and hsfeia S Dry sioo,is Ep
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Beds. mattresses. spring WaShslauds, china closet chairs and taries. ehean ll5 Hazel st. ---'-5t FOR SALE -- one five-gaited Kentucky saddle horse and one Kentucky Cnmai- nation horse and trap Apply Major Hauja, Amy and Navl Hospital. Perlect models. l-t~6t TOR SALE-Finest improved stock farm house. barns. etc; 320 acres under fence
 lot !u cultiva tiou. implements. stock and grain included. X bargain to the right rartv. For further informa ton see J.
 ". Stipc. after pm, Arlington EnGine
 Room 2-2T-tf
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FORD ROADSTER

Atwator- Kent cauiDt cleo head. tai md dash lights. Walker shock ahsorhers rine has oversize pistous new rings and rrank shaft 3lX3 1-2. chain tread tircS ,V r.uud. in good condition. See Me ~, a-25-3t
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

Now York. Fob ej- Considerable strength I this market was in evidence frrm thc start. the near positions, lead irl the way. The strong spot situation W ttr 3uth. steadily decreasing l0cal @tccks the latter due to withdrawal for shipment abroad and to New England euinucls the failGto of the existing .Gthein and New York parity to permit
 of tenders hcrc makes for a rather un- tsrablc position on tho part ol shorts iE the nearby months While the news was nod ignored the domestic statis- tctl DO ition. even it tcmpofaiNy over abadowod same with the resultant better Weut i1 pri 'es. Alvicos from the south l,plpiinE tho spot situation wert agnin ut a consttlcti ;e tenor and in some sec tpns the scarcity of offerings is om- il asized Dwiadllng Nov York stocks lIo confirmed by tb cfalloNin@ figures, New NorK warehouse stocks of cotton
 TcnrialV % amounted t0 ,3. 605 on Feb ruarv 2I. 122.G9G February let i26f75. and thp same date last year q i55. Un- less the intarno tional news takes on a more mlavoyable aspect further harden iur trndeuci will likely be Witnessed
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DAILY STOCK LETTER.

Ncv Work Feb eI-The listed securi- for the most part reflected the backing and finium of the professional element. Some scattered Foundation occurred as Fl result of Washington adviCcs which
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GET SING LAUNDRY. 9O7 Centrai Ave.

January 22, Chinese New Year 1 have been in the laundry business here q years.
 GET SING.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

StMANTON'S Mad Baths. furnished coi- taCcs and patching apartments. ll0 ha
 vine st. cornar Park Avc, 2-S-t
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BERN:ToRFF LEAVES HALIFAX.

Halifax, x. S. Feb, 27.-The steam. CT Frederik VIII with Count von Berns torlf, former German ambassador to the United states, and his party on Eoard sailed at 7;$0 o'clock ton.ght for Copenhagen.
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erty claim and demand at law and ir equity of the said Mrs Lee Worih- ington in and to. lthe following real estate, in GarlaIik County, State of
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FOR SAFE OR RENT Farm for garden or dairy Phone 2afa \. & Ausn
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sHERlFr's EXECUTION SALE.

VT w F' 7F CnmmlssIoner in Clmneel
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,T.s5 ssAT .F-Ore Gn-tor siio. first class condition. can be seen at Essex
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. W. H. Hickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by a method that is simply wonderful. Also diseases Of the rectHm and cures piles without the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs. Citizens Natl Bank pldo 2-21-lm
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FOR SALE-Busch sisters cie-10t ttN- .ures consisting Of show cases, wall ,ases. shelyinG. hoautfW officv. safe J't fDlcnhoue Miss Busch, l5Sl. l--'-,f FOR SAI.E-Ncry cheap. chicken Hcu- tators. feed choppers. complete "ttt't. Phone it3i. l--"-lt pCN SALE-50Nt10 foot lot. &ith G-,ouul cottage close in location. also 2,5 acrrs
 improved farm. C miles south oI city, See or write J. S McNle, 5l9 . aoaW.
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FOB SALE


FOR SALE--20 acres of improved land, 4Js miles out suitable for truck farm ,ng and poultry; good bargain. $; II.
 Meek 1l3 Garland Ave. Is I'm {.
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FOR SALE Three tracts Of land on Malvern Toad, between city limits and Country CWb: onc uact 80 acres one 10. and one - acr gdS line crosses iu acres Inquire Mrs M J Alaoncy. Route
 No. ".1--tT
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SeNmAA@snaa@s@ @sNf feteee Ae's .e'-eeI

FOR REN1-Onc or two furmshee room: .vffh privilege ut board. private nome. it, m. der1 couvenieuceS, on car huet Ne!s 3-25-3
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5AFETY FIRST-THEN CREDIT. CALL Merchants Association 11oF.
 Advt. 11-29-tf
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LOST

Stuart l3ltG Reward. Mrs W. c. CIoa- son, phone pc5.
 LOST Will parties in carriage who picked up fur scarI on Wire Road Sunday noun please rctllu samrttu Eastman hotel, le- ccIVlng reward. ---'-at l CSI' Yesterday. between 10 Canyon St. .1u Rock Island depot. bll book contain nl >iu aaa ". O. ". receipt. Return to l... ufsiec, ubeial reward. 2-2l-2t LOST harm with diamond, and pie turc on the inside Initials W. T H.. Finder return to w. T. Holmes. l2l l-2 Central avenue and receive reward.
 2-25-3t.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS
FOR MAYOR

Iha Iiluol-Gccord is authorized tt .i .ru.e Grorgc R. Bcldiug as a candi- ,0to for mayor under the commission il.nl a, government pion.
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CORN Fca SALE.
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COR SALE on RENT - New 5-room
 mod rtu huncBiow & ith garage, q 2e'| Bedding Ave Price s2I50.O0. Phone lG64 2-4-lmo
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LOST AND FOUND

77-777 - .OS1-, clal and pearl layoiierre pend mt. between lz0 Garland shd Dugan- stuart BtG Reward. Mrs W. c. Crca- .o, nbnnt. Uos lt
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE

,r,..s fo tasn. first class - lli NNl.t,- afeS. Isls cents each lsluefta neacn faus Creek Nurseries le~h from ,lslht M K. McGuire's bar. IthntSaee' et-"tThird St and DICK oo what you WILT
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

FOR RENT Two nice front rooms. fur
 ri-hcd 633 Onchita Ave. 2-21-3t
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NOTICE OF SALE oE LANDS.

Notice is hereby given lFilat the under signed as administratorJof the estate Q ing inc debts of the said estate will nlv 10 the probate court of the col of Garland at tgs next term or sess not less than twenty days from the ds&<1 of this notioe for an order to sell cx tain tract 6f land described as the. VI half of the southwest quarter Of M lINs southwest quarter of section sa, teNn teN ,&s ship ] north of range F vest n 1S'
 /T 5, TANtFsY Adri1istratofs A
 Dax1es < Davies Attorneys
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FOR SALE

AUTO FOR SALE Roadster six cyllu- ocr motor self starter WH1rd battery
 all appointment first class Cash trans action. cheap. Address NNN. care Son lIor Record 9-I1-tt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE small soda fountain., phQn'
 ihl
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WANTED Let us rent your property and collect for vou Latia Realty Co.- Gil Central Ave. Phone o3l lt-N-tt WANTED ITO BUY SACKS WAE PRICES bald for second hand sacks C
 J HorBer Go. j"--i-lt WANTED second hand furniture. Phone
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FOR SALE-One lafze two drawer N:l- lional Cash l;cgster. electric conueceon;
 me frc-prpot s.lc. Phil Levy. 3-Z 'cnc Ual Ave l-9-tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
MOTHER AND BABY HAVE ..p A NARROW ESCAPE

Mrs. Thomas Culross and nine months old baby of Culross Island were recently wrecked on Naked Isl and. They were travelling in the boat Mary Ellen, which was thrown high on the beach during an extreme high tide and storm. The party was forced to live on the Island for ten days until the tide came in far enough to float the boat. The party then pro- ceeded to Valdez but were forced to put in at Eilamar on account of sev- eral leaks in the boat. There they took the Tokeh Lou for Valdez and were delayed for two hours in the sound on account of engine trouble. They arrived in Valdez Saturday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
ALIEN ENEMIES ARRESTED
 HERE LAST NIGHT

The United States Marshal's office here last night took Fred Granz and Harry Wandland. two German citi- zens. off the steamship Alaska. for travelling without a permit from the federal government, as provided in the recent proclamation by the Pres ident. The men had refused to wait for permits and had secreted them selves upon the boat leaving Seward The authorities at Seward wired the marshal's office here with the result that a close search of the boat re- vealed the men, and they were taken to the Federal jail here. It is expected that orders will be received to in- tern them. - ''''
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
SEWARD COUNCIL SENDS
 LOBBYIST 10 WASHINGTON

Passengers on the steamship Alas ka report that the Seward. council at a recent meeting appropriated $2ooo out ol sne senerai eApease ..'. ls1u 7 send J. ]. Finnegan, a prominent at torney of that city to Washington to lobby for an appropriation to Hume the glacial stream thru that town. 1t is estimated that it viii cost from s4o.ooo to ;so.ooo to make the town safe from the ravages of the stream. The taxpayers are to be greatly angered at the action of the council. as it is understood that the law does not permit funds to be ap- propriated for any purpose other than actual improvements. or trunk roads built into the city. .e
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
PARTNERSHIPS. }: 6!l: $: 5: i: : .SlJNk:M: DESTROYER
 ''sa .>f Ksss ".as .1!.,no y. tr''
BA1ly Damaged Shell Fire, German = 'ii ,ts, r; - 1. sE.Boat Goes to Bottom-Crew
 GS ,,1, Taken on by Victors

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. G. Secretary of the Navy Daniels an- 'Ipdpced today that American des- troyers had sent another German sub marine to the bottom. The U-boat
 wss badly damaged by shell fine and forced to surrender. The destroyer got 2 line around the vessel and at- tem pted to save her, but the lines pafted and the vessel filled and went down. The submarine crew was talk en off by the destroyer before the ves- sel sunk.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
JAPAN. OFFERED, >:
 HUGE: PRICE
 .9 r. :t Germany O6ers Chinese Possessions to Nipponese Kingdom If She Will Stay Neutral

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 26.-It is re- ported here in diplomatic circles that Germany recently offered Japan Kia Chao and other Chinese possessions, and announced her willingness to dis cuss the future of her occupied isl ands in the Pacific as price for her remaining neutral and staying out of the war. Japan is said to have spurned the proposal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
ALASKA AHRIvEg FROM
 '" WESTWARD POINTS

The steas'4ship AiAska arrived in port this morning early and. .sailel S1tthuau'h datsea awithiths follews Ha& pAsbspusssc 1talsAAams Hss. R. Psksrman, Charles Boom. Nn. C. 'yt@Clair. Norman NcLAod. Cuhino 0o- sr{o. Peter Mclfslid& 's6f ssattls; ndyid m KY 1dk s5sAsks, ''t I'll Laais kadSlpk for csteevs.,s,s :,
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
CAUCASUS BREAKS OFF
 FROM RUSSIAN REPUBLIC

PETROGRAD. Nov. 26.-Caucasu a division of Russia. between the Black Sea and Caspian Seas. divided by the Causasus mountains into Northern Caucasus land trans-Cau- casus. has declared. for independence, and separating from Russia has el- ected it's own parliament. Tifiis is to be it's capital
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
GOVERNORS !;| ] s; WIFE
 CHR|STENS VESSEL
Huge Steel Steamship Seattle Launch- ed in Seattle Saturday Afternoon
 Elaborate Ceremonies

D.. SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-In the pres ,ence of many city and state officials land prominent citizens, the huge
 steel steamship Seattle. the first of the hundreds of vessels ordered by the shipping board, was consigned to the
 sea at 1880 Satunasy afternoon.
 Amid the din of whistles and the booming of guns Mrs. Ernest Lister. wife of the governor of Washington, .ixoks bottle of ,loganberry wine on
 her bow as the vessel took the init
 ial plunge. ---as st~ .,s., .t-
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
ELEVEN KILLED EXPLOSION Seven Police Detectives and Woman Included In Victims of. Black
 S
 Hand Outrage on Pastor

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 26-Eleven persons including seven police de- tectives and a woman were killed here last night when: a bomb exploded in a police station where it had been re moved to test 1t. The bomb was in- tended for August Gilliani, pastor of an Italian church at this place. Black hand members are suspected of the outrage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
GEN: :GREENE: :, 
 F: F: $ TRANsEERI|E[D)
Man Who Branded Seattle ss . Mod :.. ......'.i ....- s..i ern Sodom Is transferred to Moro
 Fitting Environments

CAMP LEWIS, Nov. 26.-General Greene, who has been in command of the cantonment at this place. and who Is responsible for the order command ing the men under his command to stay away from Seattle on account of its alleged immortality. was today or dered East. He is temporarily suc- ceeded by Brigadier General Irons.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
British Capture Bourbon

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The British have captured Bourbon, village northwest of Cambrai,' thus com manding the city, which is now less than two miles distant. Virtually the whole Bourbon wood was taken in- cluding the high ground within the sector, 1t is reported today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
SEWARD RED GROSS
 LOSES SUPPLIES

A, private letter received on the last steamer states that the ladies of the Seward Chapter of the American Red Cross shipped out recently on the lteamer Mariposa 2 large quantity o3 hospital supplies. the result of sev- aiI months labor on the part of the lembers. Owing to the sinking of that vessel near Shakan, the entire shipment was lost. Not discouraged, however. the ladies have started out sAew and are working with renew e6 energy to replace the lost articles
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
FLOWER. OF :||F!| ARMY :.
 IS SHATTERED
Italians Administer Crushing Losses
 to TeutOn Invaders Along the Piave River

ROME, Nov. 26.-The flower of the German and Austrian army was shat tered by the superb Italian defense along the Piave river the past week. The battle along the Piave and Breu- ta valleys is still raging, according to word received here today. The Teu- ton invaders are still held at bay by the Italian and British armies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
LIEN ENEMIES pEfokfED~ o2
 =, FORT DOUdEAs, UTAH

l. The three aliens who were arrested | Nsnana on . charge of ssdition and
 pgshs to Fort 1iseuiai last week
 S, m taken to Fort Doasiss. Utax.
 t light by ! ggaard q ihfSntts sa11,,
 4srs they viii be informed until n Ad of the. ,Hafs- ThaIf Hamee were , lsid ,nsrines cEl, hoSe I'll 1mtfk aAd lsnry4 Miiisr.. rhslr s!!.rsssf !.s ! SlJykS Ptssms sse ss \ sthi gailFeed stsikYs .l .laet lst lmmsr at the intsriot to1s
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
Notice to Moose Members

Notice to Moose Members
 A special meeting, to consider the matter of a Christmas dinner, will be held on Tuesday. November 21th, 1917, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., In the lodge rooms at Moose Hall.
 H. G. BENNETT, Ruling Spirit. JOHN E. MEALS. Keeper of Wa Wa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
Germans Take Prisoners

BERLIN, Nov. 26.-Three hundred English prisoners and twenty machine guns were taken by the German troops this afternoon. The Germans repulsed several assaults by the al- lied troops.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
STRIKERS REFUSE TO
 RETURN TO WORK

SEATTLE, Nov. 26.--The striking telephone operators today by refer endum vote rejected the terms of set alement proposed by the Federal Me diation Commission
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
ALLIED AIRMEN KILLED
 .= AT. AVIATION CAMP

DALLAS. Texas, Nov. 26.-An En- glish and Canadian flyer were killed here today when their machines crash ed together at a height of 20OO feet, while they were being trained for war service.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
British Helping Italians

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Franco and British infantry arrived today with artillery and supply trains, along the Italian lines on northern Italy. They :have been marching to Italy's rescue the past eight days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
GERMAN COUNTER ATTACKS
 REFUSED BY BRITISH

LONDON. Nov. 26.-All German counter attacks against the Hanks of the salient driven into their lines at West Cambrai, have been repulsed by the British.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

= Rev. George John Finn will leave for Seward on the Evans on e busi- ness trip and will, be gone for about q week. On his return hs will stop at Latouche where he will conduct services. ''' ''''
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
Germans do Not Repeat Attacks

GofmanS OO NOC hepeat Attacks
 LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Germans have not repeated their attacks on the British positions at Bourbon at West Cambrai, since their failure to take the positions yesterday. Gen. eral Haig stated today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

.. BUFFALO, K. Y.. Nov. &C., Frank Morrison was today reelected secretary of the American Fedora tion of Labor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
French Take Positions

PARIS, Nov. 26.-In fierce at- tack in the Verdun district Sunday. French troops captured the first and second trenches including many deep dugouts, together with 800 prisoners, the war office announced today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
Notice to Auto Owner

Notice to Auto Owners :. All automobile owners are request ed to meet tonight in the city hall at 500 o'clock. BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

Dr. Jos. A. Silverman announces that he collected $1Qs for the Xmas fund for the soldiers and sailors and sent. the money out on the Alaska. He also has received $65 on the to- bacco fund.- the citizens responding literally.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
SEATTLEITE CONVICTED FOR
 r. EvADING CONsCRIPTION LAW

SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-James Me Hugh, of this section and his son John were convicted in the federal court of conspiracy to evade the conscrip- tiOn law.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
HAs HAND 10 BE 1! INFERRED IN VALDEZ

I Marshal Brenneman today receiv-
 4 : telegram from Miss Helen Hand.
 xe daughter of the l3te Charles A.. Hand, instructine him'to have the re- 1ains of her father buried here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
MANY PRISONERS: $,
 ARRIylE,' :8A|fY|
Ten Thousand German Soldiers ana Two Hundred Officers Taken in
 Great Allied Drive

FRANCE, Nov. 26.-German pris- oners continue to arrive at the Brit ash cages daily, ten thousand privates and 200 officers having been count ed up to the present time. The pris- oners present a wretched appearance, being ragged and dirty.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
NAVAL ;,A|RMEM;:;:::.: ARE:::::R RESCUED Adrift in Sea for Sixty HOurs-Pick. ed Up by Frencl, Patrol Boat
 After Much Suffering

PARIS. Nov. 26..-Three American naval airmen were picked up adrift at sea today nearly dead from expos ure. They had beer adrift at sea for over sixty hours when picked up by a French patrol boat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

DO NOT forget that photo you in- tend sending home this Xmas. Jen- ner the Photographer will make them for you day or night. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

Lieutenant Leubben. of Fort Lis cum. left on the steamship Alaska for Cordova on official business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
FavOrs Declaration War

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 26.- Senator Stone of Missouri stated to- ,day that he favored a declaration of war against Austria, Turkey and Bull garia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26

Reports from Anchorage are to the effect that the United States deputy marshals stationed <, that place sus- pected that gambling same was so- ing on in a certain Business house in that town. and raiding the prem ises discovered, the proprtetorl xith 2 bottle of liquor in one hand eqd . dollar i4ths other. whlls tAss gus toner. was raising . drink to his lips. The e3sldsr drew : $500 Enns. Tns man. arrested had bean. in town. only. four aays. showing that the marshaYc omess3 stiitslS ,Aa 'ahs aohfst t6is pisce. s., .,z:: io ssst7as < i s-lsss,s r
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
' CONGREssMEN ARRIVE
 HOME FROM FRONT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 26,-I The war visiting congressional party arrived home today from the front.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-26
Germans Rushing Guns

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Germans are rushing guns to the Cambrai sec . tor from other points along the line of trenches. They have suffered ser iOus losses of artillery.