davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
Nemecka ponorka
potopena britickym
parnlkem.
Muxstvos5t luarin jest We spoje
nj Sc zvsdy M americkem
pobfezi.

Filadelfie, 19. srpna. = Ne
mecka ponorka potopena byla
"a boje angiickym nadrzko-
vyn parnikem posledni patek
asi 300 mil severovychodne Cd
Nantucketu. Parnik sam ma
kladem oleje pfibyl do zdejSi-
ho pristavu dnes vecer. Die w
pov6di kapitana byla german
ska pOnOrka pOprve spatfena
We vzdalenosti dvou mil; zaha-
iila palbu a zasahla dvema ma
boil rarnik a sice kotelnu a jed
nn z olejnich nadrzek. Zadna
re strel ale nevybuchla zpu
sobi!v jen celkem nepatrnou
Skod',. z parniku pax vypale
no bylo 27 ran z nichz jedna
neb dive zasahly ponorku je-
iihoz boku nahle vyrazily pla-
merry, takze Sc "a nekolik mi
nut potopila.
Washington. D. C. 19. srpna.
= Zpravy dGstoinfkd lodi u a.
merickeho pobrezf ponorkami
napadenych posiluif domn6n-
ky, ze posadky techze jsou We
spoieni s osobami ma pobrezi.
.'sou znamy i prfpady., ze muz
stvo nemeckVch submarin wy
stoupilo ma breh, abv ziskalo
potrebrych informaci. Manor
nj irady domnenky tyto sice ne
potvrzuii. ale take ie nepokla-
dali "a nemoznost. Jeden z dH
stcinikG napsdenych lodi tyr
di, ze Sc setkal v newvorskem
hostinci dGstojrikem ponor-
XIV. iez potopila nadrzkovy par
mix Jennings. Podezrely muz,
iakmile byla pozadovana jeho
totoznost, rychle zmizel.
Povesti tyto jsou podepreny
okolnosti, ze kazda re tri po-
norek operuje v urcit4m miste,
kde sc il must dostavati vsech
potSebnych zasob. Bylo ziiste-
no dale. re iedna z Mich opa-
trena lest pristroiem ma prere-
zavani podmorskVch kabelG:
Dosledns bvla pTetnuta dvoie
te1egraficka spoieri atIanticka.
ale oba kabelv pod silnou stra-
ri valecnych lodi spraveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
KONGRES UsPiSf HILAabvANf @
ROZSfRENi opN pU.

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KonaEss sfenem odvodu
- sea svobodnsch
10 4olexcn brzy bude nzaKOnenA. Ones zabyva
dotcenou pfedohou zvastn kongreni vybory crte
dode as ku hlasovan pfeti noveho odvodnho zakona.
Sousta chce NIT do 80 cervna pristiho roku 4OOO
vond Franci million donna reserve Ku akvni sluzbe
zaHdni front6 tTeba as osmdesa amerckych dvisi
kazda takova dvise ma pozsavat $4,000 naSh BRAN
Vaka bude die vseho zapadni fronte doboovana
zalezi vane frontach zbyvacch Proo treba ctymio
move amercke armdy Franc proto treba odvod cee
zemi rozsirit.
Pristi registrace bude zabat tr tdy branch cd 9 do
81 roku cd 81 do As e akoz brancu
tych kterazto tfida narukovala by naposed.
Jak z praveno rozsireneho odvodu by by praporu
volani svobodni muzi pfedevSm ncm6ne etn muz zena
by vojnu musei Budou to muz vydeek svch od
kazan neb jnak rodny nepOdporuc jakoz muz zaby
vaJicl Sc bezvyznamnym malo celku uztecnym povonm
Ma muze pedvecer regsrace ozenvs nebude
nez ohled.
Prvni tfda byla by vycvcena do Evropy poslana do
pristine jara nacez zbyvajici tIidy mali nasedovat
nasem m6ste okresu bude as 100 90 muzu registro
vano tech as $4,000 odvedeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
AMERICKE ZTRATY We FRANCII.

Vcerejs dnesn seznamy americkych ztrat Francii
vykazuj 275 men CechG ezce poraneni byli AL
Zeman Waconia, Wis., porucik Rudolf Koubsky New
Yorku; cetaf M. Kosk Frosburg, Pa p6sak A. Hany
1ndiany Jan Slavik Hazeton Pa upad zaeti cetaf
NJ Mikes Chicago byl lehce poranen 1852 von pohre
sue, kdezo cleveandske zraty ou nezvestny pesak F.
Apcea 12405 Farview Ave. nezvesny patrne zaaty) pc
SAX G. Lyon 1926 Broadway serzant sh 1435 Superior
Ave. tezce ranen. Ztraty nych NEST Ohio vykazujf
jmen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
$500 NEPRATEL POzAJfMANO IA
FRANC0UZSKEHO P0STUPU Ma
9-MiL0VE FRONTE.
SPOJENCI OKUPOVALI NADRAZi U
MESTA ROYE..
SESTIMfLOVY NEMECKY USTUP FLANDERSKE-
HO VYSEKU Cd REKY LYS. e"I:

Ia vcereisi oenvy desate francouzske arady cd "a
toeiny Scissors ku vsinam Lassgny Fochova voska
devitmove ni dobya nekok vs ztekla navrsf Carepon
pronika dosah slnce spojuici Noyon Roye pozajfmaa
asi $500 nepfatel 1hmem Francouzi posoupil cekem
dive mile dnes bf Huny mesteckem Lassgny, KITE
ratio nepfatelska baSta brzkemu padu vic neunikne o.
Fochovym dvoudennm postupem cd scissors Lassgny
bya tamneji spoeneck zaocina narovnana kdezto das
posp cd Scissors donu as korunnho prince ku opusten
fony pode cele Vey svych vojsk Asnu konec
ne Chamin des Danes.
Marsalek Foch svym posupem cd Scissors probfjf
tz armade Vesou rozestavene akze
nj prime must usoup nema bt cast eho yosk zaskoeena
.,s,gsss.s ,ssss sss' AZ ~ 9IE 1. 4 "
pronk vezove dobytm lea Thescourt jakoz opanovanm
vs Pimprez. .t..-.
Krajn nemecka basa linii Lassigny Noyon, me-
stecko Roye je pfevojem ohrozova
dnesn pooredn buetny hlasaji re Francouzi Roye
pozajima 400 Prusu Anglcane re wall jiz tokem tam
nejsi nadraz Pa dobyti zeezn6n potvrd
Roye must padnout Nemc must celou dotcenou frontu
Noyon opustti.
Faktem JEST re neprel cele te lin ochabuie spoen
cGm jen polovicatymi protiiitoky odpovida.
Nemci rovnez pokracuj systematickem lstupu flan
derskeho vyseku Ypres a kan;em Basse re
toru Tekou Iys zavazovaneho
Vcera vyklili estimilovou zakopovou linii
meneres az vesnc Merve kterazo bya Brity
ia dtokem kterehozo naporu 400 nepfae upado zae
IT, Dnes celeho sektoru zby jen mrny zhyb nen pochy
by, re Hunove ustoup jeste da posice nepsup
nejsi.
Suttgartsky Neues Tagebatt dnes pise VOL
ska sou z dpne vysilena cheji konec vaky Cvse "a
dali nivrat vojinI boiste Jim hoseine budeli NIT
ge neb France srs vv svetovch oazkach
rise nemecka Lid chce en vice svobody donna kyzeny
pocnek Nemecko nebylo pry nkdy tax netastne ako nyn
kdy vntfni suace kolisa dpnym pr
padu taken n6mecka armada zrati sebeduveru Nemecko
prohraje vse.
Angicky voiensky kritik, podpukovnik Repngton wy
sovuje obdivem mad zpusobem jakym Amerika
svoe voenske kary still akm vsechen americky
zama obrovskou roll jez speSneho rozrese
nj DIE nahledu eho amercke s zeni uplne vojenskou
stuac zapade tim predpokadem, spoencim podar
vydrzet prfstf tf mesice Pho roku dojde e ku vekm
vecem.
Depese Svycarska vykladai posledn rakou-
skovycarskych hranic tom smysl re Rakousko posia
ecku posy zapadn frontu kdyz Nemecko drive ucino
ustupek oazce polske tom smysu, posym ralem
ma stat nektery rakouky arcknze. Vojs rakouske
panujiciho nahedu ubra zapadni frontu Tyroska
Mnichov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20

PROHLASENf NARODNfHO VYBORU.
PROGRAM: SAMOSTATNY DEMO.
KRATICKY STATPOD VLASTNf
SVRCHOVANOSTi!
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Ceskosovenska Tiskova Kancelaf.
Washington. D. C. = Narodni Vybor - dnes nejvyss
ednotna narodni nstuce ceskeho vydaa toto
hlaSeni:
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
CITIZENS OUT
 AFTER ALL SLACkERS

EUGENE: The Eugene Commit tee of 100" today issued a warning to the effect that men who are physical ly fit and do not work will be consid- cred in the same light as stacker or traitN and will not be tolerated in this community. The committee also calls for the display of the American flag ill every home and asks that the German language be not spoken upon the streets of the city.
 Our government has asked and is stil! asking that every person in this, our Cnited States, be loyal and pro- ductive. A person is not or cannot be aIoyal subject if that person is not in some way aiding our government and the boys over there.'
 "The Committee of One Hundred who stands back of this message knows of number of people who are doing absolutely nothing, and to such individuals this must be warning. Are you one of them? The committee asks that every man ill Eugene show the Stars and Stripes, and also asks that the German language be not spoken upon the streets or highways of the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
ARMEN|ANS ARRIVE
 IN JERUSALEM
Many Thousands Banished by Turks to Desert Places Arrive at Holy
 City in British Trucks

JERU SALEM, April Many thousand of ArmeniaLs who were ban ished by the Turks to the wilderness east of the Jordan river are making their way out of the desolate barrens towards Jericho, and many thousands more exiled Armenians and Syrians are being brought in from the Dead Sea regions to Jerusalem in British motor trucks.
 All the refugees show evidences of utter destitution and want, many of them being but skin and bones from enforced starvation. The Turks con- fiscated all their belongings when they were driven from their homes, and thousands have been forced to live in utter Restitution for the past two years and a half
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
YOUNG ROLLING
 GRABS HIS BRIDE

CHICAGO. John Esten Boiling, ne phew of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, and Miss Edith Bourne. of New York. niece of Edward Douglas White. chief justice of the United States supreme court. were married here last Mon day, it became known here today, fol- lowing a rather startling romance.
 Last week Miss Bourne and a num- Der of other girls of the League for National Service. set out on big trucks to drive from Detroit to Atlanta, Ga, with camp supplies. While driving down Michigan Boulevard. Boiling saw the cavalcade and picked his bride to be from off her truck. declar- ing that the proposed trip was too long and dangerous to undertake. He also insisted that they not wait until the fall to be married.
 Miss Bourne consented and the ceremony was performed at the home of a friend here by the Rev E. Bud long.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
CLAIM CAPTURE
 J. s. SOLDIERS
Dispatch from Amsterdam Says that
 Back Line at St. Mihiel

AMSTERDAM, April 16.-At St. Mihiel Sunday night, according to a dispatch from Berlin. the main part of the American position to the east ward of Maizey on the right bank of the Mouse was taken by storm and was rolled up despite the brave resis- tence of the defenders who suffered many casualties in addition to the loss of prisoners. The dispatch does not give the number of prisoners taken and is minus several other details.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
PICTURE OF BATTLEFIELD PAINTED

:. LONDON: The Morning Posts cor respondent in France draws a grue- some picture of battlefield conditions
 "Prisoners state that the country sids isp full of bodies. that the air is horrible with the odor of death." he writes. "Wells cannot be used. The ruined villages are impossible as bill lets because they are strewn with Ger man dead. There are great piles of bodies along the roads and between them. The enemy has only recently found time to bury any of his dead.
 "The spectacle of the battlefield carpeted with the bodies of their con- rades has affected fresh troops, who in this way discovered to their sur prise that the British are not too weak to fight. Prisoners say that the British endurance and skill in fight ing is delaying the progress of the German army. Among the feats of a detachment which marched eighteen hours, fought throughout one night and half the next day, repelled three attacks, twice recaptured certain village and dug trenches"
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16

PARIS, April 16.-The war office reports that in the vicinity of Mont didier the Germans are trying to break through the French lines with out success. Achievements have strengthened the weak spots and nu- merous attacks of the enemy yester- day were beaten off, the enemy los ing many men. A French officer re- turning from the front yesterday states that the slaughter of the ene- my was awful, whole regiments of men being literally blown off of the earth by the hell of fire rained upon them. It is believed that the crisis has passed and that the enemy will be forced on the defensive by the end of the week.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
ENurth Week of Drive

PARIS, April 16-The fourth week of Germany's peace drive" in Pi- cardy shows both forces preparing for the heaviest fighting of the campaign. War experts predict that the heaviest fighting is yet to come and feverlsh activity is being displayed by the all lied forces in preparing to combat the expected offensive.
 The weather has been unfavorable to heavy fighting as the seas of mud and water prevent moving the heavy guns and supplies over the French roads, but the allies are planting thousands of mortars, machine guns, and lighter field pieces at points where an attack is expected. and any advance attempted by the Teutons will be promptly checked.
 The repeated blows struck at Amiens, the distributing point for the Allied armies are weakening, snd < is now believed that the town can be held against any attempts by the enc my. Several shells have fallen with in the city streets, doing but little damage, with the exception of the huge cathedral. built in the thir- teenth century, which was badly wrecked by a shell planted squareiy in the center of the famous building.
 American troops on the sectors held by them have been subjected to unmerciful bombardment by shrap- nel and gas, and while casualties have been more or less heavy the boys have returned shot for shot, giving the enc my better than he sent. and doing great damage to his embankments and trenches. Gas shells have been used against the Americans more than any other troops. High explosives were used in the artillery attack west of Foul but little damage was done. The Americans have made many pris- oners, and taken several enemy works during the past week, and have kept the enemy on the qui vive to repel the thrusts and jabs delivered at un- expected places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
German Veteran in Charge

LONDON, April l6.-Gen Otto von Below, q veteran commander of many na,tlcs, :, leading the German right wing in the attack on the SOmme. He was at Liege and afterward was on the right of the crown prince in the advance on Paris. He was here driven back 25 miles by Gen. French when NOn Kluck's march to Paris proved a liasco on the Marne. Nothing was heard of him for some time when he was afterward retired from the Aisne command. After Von Mackensen had completed the conquest of Serbia two years ago. Von Below succeeded him in command In the early summer of 1917 he was transferred to the Armies of Prince Reuprecht and held the up- per portion of the Hindenburg line against the assaults of Allanby. He was then sent to Italy and now is back at his old post on the western front.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
BA|[LutL FAILS ...
 INTO FUN HANDS
Despite Determined Resistance of the Brave Defenders Teutons. Take
 French City Last Night

LONDON, April 16.-Bailluel has been taken by the Teutons the war of flee reported today. Since Saturday the Germans have been throwing huge forces of troops against the all lies holding the city. The attacks were concentrated along the Hazebrouck railway in a sector between Merris and East Neuve Eglise. the Germans hoping by these thrusts to create a twin salient and pocket Bailluel. just as they did at Armentieres. Bailleul lies six miles northwest of Armentier- es and g miles from the great railway and highway center of Hazebrouck.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16

BALLAINE CHARGES DISPROVEN
 The charges of John Ballaine of Seward who appeared before the sen- ate committee in washington recent ly, were disproven by Governor Riggs, who showed that MT. Ballaine was in censed at the commissioners, because they had failed to build up Seward as fast as expected. MT. Riggs stated that MT. Ballaine was a prolific let ter-writer and wonderfully inaccur- rate. MT. Ballaine on the stand admit ted that he had never been west of Broad Pass and had never been in the interior, and consequently knew noth- ing of railway conditions. His charges that money was being wasted was re- futed by MT. Riggs who showed that MT. Ballaine's figures were the re- suit of guesswork with no foundation for facts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
MUST HAVE MORE
 MEN TO FIGHT
Lord BalfOur Says Achievements Badly Needed and Looks to |.
 $. for Speedy Help

LONDON, April 16.-Lord Bal four, addressing the American Labor delegation which recently arrived in England, said it was men that were needed now, and the thOt is upper most in all British minds today with confidence that the American govern ment will upset the plans of Germany by sending over her indomnitable forces in a way which no German staff officer has ever calculated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
TRACTOR TRIES
 TO MAKE NENANA

The auto tractor recently construct ed by Bob Sheldon, the well known stage driver, left this week to make the trip to Nenana. He has made his traction belt wider and eliminated many of the defects found on the first trip and believes that his snow sled will now be a success. He has made ample provision for emergencies and will take a number of passengers thru to the railroad town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
5000, ,OOO BOTTLES OF POP RE
 SENT AMERICAN SOLDIERS

NEW YORK: Five million bottles of "pop" will be sent, overseas this month to the American soldiers in France, it was announced today by the Y. M. c. A. The soda water will be part of cargo which will include 10,0O0,000 sheets of note paper and 5000, ,Oe0 envelopes. 100000 lbs. each of sugar and flour purchased through Food Administrator Hoover. Slk9Q.ogo necklaces of chewing gum. 200 moving picture machines. 100 talking machines. S,500 photograph reep1ds and coffee. crackers. con- dehssd d d milk. shaving sticks and tooth paste.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
AM|ENS .SAEt[ED
 BY ENEMY N :lAl i i G;UNl|S, t
British Stato that Bombardment Is not as Heavy as at other Points
 Capture Improbable

PARIS, April 16.-German artil- lery is busily engaged in smelling Amiens by day and bombing it by night in the hopes of forcing the all lies to evacuate the town. It is stated that the bombardment Is not as heavy as at other points on the line, as Brit ish officials believe that the Teuton general, von der Marwitz. desires to establish headquarters there in case the city is captured which is not prob able.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
PRAYER FOR TROOPS

WASHINGTON: A prayer for vic tory of the allied armies-a last and righteous peace and for the men now defending the cause of truth and for the men now defending the cause of truth and freedom in the awful battle being waged across the sea, /" was made in the senate today by the Right Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang, arch bishop of York. The invocation clos ed with the Lords Prayer in which senators and spectators joined.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
GERMAN OFFICIAL
 LOSES HIS JOB

LOS ANGELES: Seditious remarks alleged by Department of Justice op- eratives to have been made by Hans Max Wagener, accountant in the har- bor department, resulted in his i'm mediate dismissal from the city em- ploy here by Mayor Wodman. Wag- en'er said he was for Germany and that the kaiser was the finest speci- man of manhood in the world. ac- cording to officials.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
OAKUM WAREHOUSE AT
 VANCOUVER DESTROYED

VANCOUVER: Fire of undetermin- ed origin today destroyed the oakum warehouse at the Standifer wooden shipyards here and burned five car loads of oakum. The loss was esti- mated at $30,OO0, we'll covered by in- surance. Vessels in the shipyards were not endangered and it Is not believed the loss of oakum will necessitate de- lay in shipbuilding. An investigation is under way to determine whether the blaze was of lpcendiary origin,
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
SECOND ARMY
 HAS MANY GUNS
Enemy Precedes Capture of Bailluei by Heavy Bombardment-Elev
 Divisions Take Part

BRITISH ARMY, France. April 16. A heavy trench mortar lombard ment preceded the capture of Bailleul last night. The attacking forces great ly outnumbered the allies consisting of the Alpine corps and II divisions. Three divisions followed up the Ger man barrage between Bailluel and Neuve Eglise before which the British lines were bent back but not broken. Fighting began early in the. night which was pitchy dark. The British fought bravely but were outnumber- ed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
FRANK LOWS IS GUARD

Frank Lows, g we'll. known Valdez an, has been appointed as guard in the federal jail at this place. to take the vacancy occasioned by the resig- nation of c. c. Reynolds, who will leave on one of the first boats for Winnipeg, where he has a son who is prominent coal merchant at that place. MT. Lows will asume his duties when MT. Reynolds leaves, which will be within few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
22Q DIVISIONS
 MASS ON FRONT
Enemy Troops Continue to Arrive from Russia and Rumania Until
 Total Exceeds Computation

BRITISH ARMY, France, April 1 6. Fresh German troops continue to ar rive from Russia and Rumania, and a total of 22O divisions may now be massed on the western front. British war experts admit that the allies must withstand further blows similar to those just passed before the wars great crisis is over.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
RAILROADS ORDERED TO
 TRANSPORT SEATTLE WORKERS

SEATTLE, April 16.-Secretary McAdoo today ordered all roads cen tefing in this city to provide ample transportation for workers to and from the shipyards. The order was in response to a telegram forwarded by Mayor Hanson asking that the steam roads be used to help provide transportation for men to and from the shipyards. MT. Hanson stated that the work of shipbuilding was badly hampered by the men having in ade- quate transportation to and from their work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16

The Copper Block hotel is display ing in its front window a large case which encloses a full-rigged schooner. a saiiboat.' tug boat. fort and a lighthouse The whole case is g work of art. Mir. Charles Miller, the naval architect, has been working on the project for the past several months. He has nsfn6d the schooner "Liber- ty" and is using this means of adver- tising the Liberty Loan. s..se.,.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
Bristling With Guns

BRITISH ARMY, April 16.--On the Somme battlefront Von der Mar witz's artillery is speeding up show ing that the German second army is bristling with guns There is consii- erable smelling of villages behind the British lines.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
sOCIALIsTT' |Is' ARRESTED

:. SOCIALIST I IS ARRESTED :. OMAHA. George Kapinski, social ist candfdate for city commissioner, was arrested by Federal Agents today on 'Shait1gises 6t'aiolatinx 4hs espionage sps. kspip.f1l,, it i.. shsfksd. .st a sci; cjalist meeting several days ago. op; posed e resolution asking the social istJ' to Sd on ret6td as fsv6fins the w2f.s Ths9, rssHlaii6n wis >deteated mainly through kspinski's talk. it is charged.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
GERMAN PRESS MAKES
 EXCUSES FOR FAILURE

LONDON: The German newspap- era have begun to make excuses to the people for the slowing up of the offensive. ,
 Semi-ofiicial statements say that storms have prevented the German forces frop epntinqing, tAsirs opera tions beckuse the big guns have been stuck in the mud. ...... ..,.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
SHIPMENTS SMALL

WASHINGTON: Only 14,OO0,000 of the 1O.OOO.O00 bushels of Ameri- ca's 1917 corn crop needed by the allies has gone forward as shown in export figures compiled today by the food administration. Last year st this time 64,OOO.O00 bushels had been shipped. The decrease is attributed to lack of rail and ocean transportation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
DAILY FISH BULLETIN

SEATTLE, April 15.-Prices at noon April fifteenth. Halibut thirteen and three-fourths cents: ling and red cod, three and one-half cents; sable fish, nine cents; salted sable fish, twenty dollars a barrel; salted her ring, twenty dollars a barrel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16
. - . | : HUN PRISONERS ARRIVE IN J. s
Members of German Submarine Sunk by DestrOyer-Will be Interned
 Until End of the War

ATLANTIC PORT. April lG.--The first German War prisoners arrived ia the United States today. They are melnb bers of the crew of the submarine t-5S. which was sunk recently by an American destroyer. The prisoners are to be interned in this country un- til the end of the war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-16

A letter received this week by the Prospector reports living enormous ly high in Seattle, with wages low in proportion. Common labor is quoted at s3.50 to $3.75 per day. Rent is out of sight and laborers are com pelled to go long ways out of the city to secure rents they can pay at the prevailing salaries.