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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
Cbicnqo nonrl nr Vrndc.

Chicago. NoV. 6-S cmt-offiCial in
quirtcs ms % whether shcrt selling Ut
corn might not be as effcrtuglN pre-.
vented 40 similar operations in cotton
led to "a buying furry IA he corn mar
Ret today. Opening quotations, which
ranged from &c of to lac advance.
with December Sl.22L Wi22ih aud
January si.22- M i.2Jia. were follow
eel ny "a bulge an around and then q
descent tc VOL below yesterdays fin
ish.
Buying on tho decline absorbed tho
Offerings aud brought about an up
turn higher than before. \ liberal
decrease IA the Visible supply total
favored thc bulls. Prices closed strong
So ri Mc net higher. with december
St.2aA ana Junudry Si.26Ml.26h
Oats pniailelnd rorn. No expert de-
maud was ~discorniblc. After opening
unchanged TO "c higher. with Jan
uarA 1ON 10 nose The market harden
ed still more. but then underwent a
decided anr.
Provisions were dull and irregular.
Bulgcs iu tho corn market later
strengthened proViaons.
CLOSE.
Corn December. Sl.2h January.
SIZE.
Oats. December, iisc; January,
7lMC
Pork. November Si3.75; January,
$3.50
Lard: November seC.o5; january,
ssGO7
RIBS November. s2575; January.
SsiG5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
FOR SALE

81, SbO-a-room brick. modern. near
car line. 3th ward
80, I50-b-room brick. msdoEn, o'Ntrl
well built. atd watd. close IN.
81, 6bO-f-toum shinglc bungalow,
modern. sleeping porch. fruit
trees. good barn. highlands.
ss.5oO-4-room brick. White stucco.
modern. glasUod-in porch.
hardwood floors. Third Ward.
81 ,6O0-5-room frame. bath. etc.
sleeping porch. South Broad
WAY, q good buy.
8 1000 room brick, modern. side
walks, good porchos, y. 2nd
st, terms.
So. 1000 room frame. modern, close
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
PIONEER BAKERY
MONEY &c LOAN
Page Seven
POP

coNFIDENTfAL loans on jcwoiry,
diamonds. ldberty Bonds, pianos.
automobiles. etc. Low rates. Henry
l.. Hoffman. ~ South FIRST Bond
td "a the State OF New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
FOB RENT-Rooms

FUN kEHI-AOOmn
ron RsNT-SIco clean 1ceSins
and light housekeeping rooms. fur
nishcd. Grand Central Hotel.
-
FOR RENT Newly furnished corner
room, batn. private entrance. close
in. 32l North Fourth
AMERICAN HOTEl-uousekecpinE
M sleeping rooms. rates cason
able. 502i. West Central. Phone 30l.
FoH REST -Four room brick huusu.
modern. with sl,cpiug porch "iC
North Eleventh. Inquire .-o North
Eleventh.
FOH RENT Two rooms for nght
housekeeping. ans No ith Phone
le95.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms, hy day or 10y week nag
Nurth Second.
FOR RENT Well furnished. airy.
front room. south exposure. private
entrance. close in, Tcl lia3-R.
500 West Iron.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WASTED-Clcnn cotton rags wanted
at Tie Herald office.
WANTED-CarofG q nnlngine
by master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember, satisfaction
guaranteed. Send you finishing to o
reliable established firm. Hanna a
Hanna, Master Photographers.
-
WANTED-gemale Help
WANTED Mr.. Erickson of Pccos.
wants a nurse. Phone John Tomhs.
a31. or vi. Rice al Highland Phurm
tcy. phone 80.
wANTEb Experienced mattresses
Liberty cafe.
> SECOND class o. women ear OPP
orators Will comm' dcc now. Wages
2S cents nm hour. wit , increases later.
Apply City Electric ffice, Occidental
bldg.
WANTED Young Spanish rirl TO as
sist with Homework NO cooking or
washing. Mrs. 4. Little, 5i9 West
Tllorns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS

We PAY hifhcs; price for gents aud
ladies Old clothes and old shoes.
Chicago second Hand Store Phone
i9s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
WANTED-gemale Help

WANTED Mr.. Erickson of pccof
wants a nurse. Phone John Tomb,
23f. or Nj Rice at Highland Phnrm
ncy. phone 80.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
AMERICANA DOBYLI NEPRATEL-
SKE PEVNUSTKY MA VESLE.

Amsterdam, 90. srpna. = Americane Fismes rece
Vese seku SoissonsRemes dob vcera nsmecke kamen
ne pevnstky chranici brody mostly reku prenaci Pew
nska bya p6vodne tovarnou takto nachaz zapadne
cd vs Fsmette Amercani wall tokem pripravne ka
nonade soucasne "vycstli nekolk neprateskych hnzd
strojovych pusek sousedsvi teze.
Nemecke casopsy Berne prestaly jiz podcehovat
rickou armadu Francii doznava ze Americana "a
padn frone je asi 100000 tech je pry 100000 btevn
CARE frontou 6OO0 900 prpada rdz
nym sbordm pomocnym, ako pionyrum zeleznicnim odd
lIm lazaretnfm druzstvGm.
Kterys vynikajici pru general referue re jedine pf
val americkych sill umoznl nyne Fochovu ofensvu JIM
profesoneln vojin jako generaove Bume Leber
rovnez nepokouse podcenovani amercke armady
zapadni fronte General Bume canku Rheinische
Wesphalische Zeitung otevrene pfpoustf American
kona vem dobrou prac byo by velm vaznou vec kdy
by vetevi nemecke armady muscle ceti americke bouc
armade poGtu milionG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
ZDATNOST AMERICKEHO
AVIATIKA.

Parz g. srpna. Podporucik L. Chamberlain slouzfcf
namofnfho sboru amerckych aviatki poednich boju
Fandrech sraz ednom dni pet nemeckych aeropann,
pfnucen cet des nepraelIm spojenec fronou Cham
berain nasedujicim utkan muel spustit zemi pone
vadz motor eho roje by porouchan Dopadl dzem ne
mecke kde spal sv aeroplan kompasu nastou-
pill nebezpecny pochod spoeneckm poscm Ia dotceneho
pochodu zaja diva Huny vysvobod jednoho raneneho
eneckeho dusonka jemuz rovnez zaje hrozo Do tabor
vrat Sc stastne celou svou druzinou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
OSM LIDSKYCH ROSTER MA
LEZENO.

East st. Louis, Ill.,, %. srp-
ma. = Delnfci pracujci "a me-
stem ma stavbe hraze vykopali
SIN koster kro,ncbyceine veliko
sti osob a iedne psa. Kostra psa
bvla v objeti jedne kostrv mu-
Ia. DIE nalezenych kuskI hrn-
cu, autority isou toho nahledu,
ze muzi byli Indiani..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
DALT VYL0DOVANi AMERICKEH0
VOJSKA We VLADIVOST0KU,
BOI SEVIKOVE; VYHLASUJ STRYCI
SAMOVI VALKU.
MA ULIClCH PETROHRADSKYCH Sc ROZLEHA:
PRYC GERMANY!

Washington, %. srpna. Prichod druheho vojenskeho
ransporu Spo Sat 81 pluku praviden armady jest dnes
lredn3 minsre valky hasen Pluk e. pfbyl pred n6ko
ka dny ale velel amercke pon ypravy generamajor w.
S. Graves az dosud do vladivostoku nepfipul.
Jelikoz bosevicka vada prohlasia vaecny stav mez
Ruskem Spojenym Saty spust amercky vcekonsul Pc
rohrade vaku, zavrel konsuat sver amercke zalezto
s norvezske Wade vyrzovani Vicekonsu Imbrie vyzva
prislusnky Spoenych Sat Petrohrad chz dvacet
aby opus Petrohrad Domy Americana jsou sezeny boil
sevickou poici jeden aerckych obcan1 jest zatcen,
kdezto jint sc must skryvati
Tyto porobnos dosy cd konsua Imbrieho statnimu de-
pamentu teprv dnes teegramem kery die datum byl Pc
trohadu odesan dn srpna. Konsul SVEN h&,
observation-disclosures 4Ennuy
seva Ably docileno byo pn hody vojenskem pocnanf
obou ponch spojeneckch vypravna Rus zzeny budu die
zprav FrFance dosych dve meznarodn rady jedna Ar
chand6sku bude czfch vyslancd predsed
nctvi vyslance amerckeho ruha Vadvosoku kara bu
de rizena peti vysslmi 1fedniky.
Stokhom 90. srpna. Bolsevcke vojsko postupuje po
del reky Onegy prave msech kde operue vojenska po
vprava spoenc kde tato zmocna vesnice Purgasova
Oznamue tax vaecny rapport bosevick vydany ponde "v
hlavnim stanu armady delnikn".
Londyn, 22. srpna. Arthur Ransome prostrednctvim
jehoz dosud obycene bolsevcka vada
svetu vlasni nazory eegrafuje Stokholmu zdemu
listu Daily News:
Nemecke zpravy pochazejici parne cd zbytku dredn-
nemeckeho vysanectv kery dosud serva
oznamu ze posedni crek kdyz by Perohrad prea
tim dpne bez cheba propuky vzne nepokoe vyoane ha-
dem mezi obyvatesvem boure pozde vykubala velkd
demonstrate pro Wade ovet ktere by ucnen pokus
by dstav Smolneho P sbehu ozyvaly zhusa vykfiky:
Pryc Nemci pryc Kremem!
Nepokoie byy ale potlaceny cele mesto byo opetne
patek pod konrolou vekych rozmerech demonstrate
okonost ze byo zatceno osob
praveny do Kronstatu.
Zprave to ale nen vereno Jest uvereinovana Nemc pry
jen proo aby NELL omuvu pred domacim obyvaevem proc
re nemecke vysanectv uprcho Petrohradu hladu
opaku vsech provncialnh ruskvch mestech w
bornou zbran{ rukou oposice prot bolsevikGm Zamavm
ukazem JEST re pravoslavna crkev Ultima konroly du
Vlada sovetd prohasa oduku cd ckve ale lid sof p
Xvi mi veliceironicky kdyz istem pripade zdovs
ii musil braniti crkevn uamatky pred vydrancovanim
Loysi kter Petrohrade zabranil aby nebvla
vlada sovetu ou dnes zem vice nenavden nez bosevc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
FoCh postupem cd Soisso1B ohrozue Huny ma Vesle
co ZADAJf POLA-
UNACENTRAL.-
MICH M0CiCH.
PREJI 81 KRALE HABSBUR
SKEHO RODU.

Amsterdam, %. srpna. -
DepeSe doSla Frankfurter Zeit
ung Vidne oznamuje podmin
ky Polaki. jez byly "a posled-
nj konference mocnarI v ne
mec. hlavnlm stanu predloze-
ny. Hlavnimi body jsou podrze
nj dosavadnich hranic, privtele
nj jiste casti litevskeho dzemf
jako nahradu "a odnate tri Ii
tevske distrikty v suvalske gu
bernii, pristup k Baltickemu
mort a neutralisovani dolejsiho
toku reky Visly jakoz i drahy
vedouci jejimi brehy.
Dale pozaduji, aby Gdansko
! stale Sc svobodnym prfstavem,
zrlseni nynejsi rozdelene admi
nistrace mezi Nemeckem a Ra
kouskem, preneseni financni
spravy ma poGskou civilni Via
du, zvysenf poctu polskE arma
dy ma 10000 muzu, okamzite
psVolaFI Hekrutd prvni cd vedni
tridy,a konecne prenesenf Via
dafstvi ma arcivevodu Karla
Stepana, bratrance zemreleho
cisare FrantiSka Josefa.
Londyn, 22. srpna. - DIE
vseho nebylo v polske otazce
pEi schGzce panovnikd dosaze-
no d0hody. Neshodli Sc cisarove
a neshodujf Sc ami Polaci. Oba
''zastupci polskeho lidu" Rad
twill a Roniker nebyli ami pred
Oba panovniky predpusteni a
vratili Sc do Varsavy, drive me-
Iii polska otazka priSla ma pre-
tres. Radziwil sam o tom pise
We Frankfurter Zeitung:
Bylo nam pouze dovoleno
prednesti sva pranf nemeckym
statnikGm. To jest vse - Mic
nemuze byti Romano pokud Vi
den a Berlin Sc neshodnou. Kdy
ale dohody bude docileno memo
hu rici an nam bylo receno, ably
chom nemecky hlavnf stan opu
still den pred prijezdem rakou
skeho cisare. Nemeckemu elsa
Fl jsme oznamili re Polska jest
vetsinou pro lust6nf polske o.
tazky We smyslu rakouskem. CT
sar vyslechl, ale niceho nebylo
fe5eno. VysvetlovaE jsem tez
cisam ze Polsko uvazuie o otaz
&C krale teprve ma druhem mi
ste, ze prednejsi otazkou jest
Iprava hranic a organisovani
narodni polske armady. z ne
mecke strany jsme vsak nesly
Sell niceho co by mas opravno-
valo k nejakym vykladIm at
jiz prlznivych neb zamitavych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
BOJOVALI CELOU NOC
A DNE.S RANO PRITAHLIK
MESTU COUCY.
(POSLEDNf BULLETINY:)

Pafiz g. srpna. = Manginova francouzska armada
po ceonosnm boj 25move fronts vyhnala nepfitele
cd znich bfehi rex Osy Aisny dnes rano probila
broddm Aillette Ficky- az branam mssteska Coucy,
zasobarns nsmeckych vojsk Vesle
Noyon je Nsmci opou:ten general Boehm organi-
suje vseobecny stup cd dosavadni sve nie
derske.
Briticka vojska pokraeuji SVEN dorazeni ma Mem
boji:ti dvacitimilovem.
General Mangin znovu obsadil a.i so francouzskych
vesnic mezi Oisou a Aisnou.
Jedna uherska divise pomaha Hundm Noyon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
10000 NEMCU A NEKOLIK RAKOU.
SKYCH DEL OSTREL LECKYCH Dr.
STOJNfKU ZAJATO MA ZAPAD.
Nj FRONTE We DVOU DNECH.
FRANCOUZSKE KOMANDO VYDALO VALECNE
MAPY, NAZNACUJfCf JIz NEMECKE POSlCE
MA RYNE

Marsaek Foch pokrocil vcera svych kridlech
Pkard Ma jiznim kfide francouzska armada generala
Mangna postoupa sedm mil severozapadne cd scissors
severnim kride Hagovo vojsko sestimlove n zaa
clio Huny dalsi dve mile. ta,
Francouzi svraji Noyon prob zad vojskdm korun
nho prince Vese rozestavenemu Angcane doby vcera
Alberto ohrozuji jinou nemeckou zakladnu Bapaume
tisfc unf upadlo We dvou dnech britcke zajet
mez Arrasem Abertem mezi dotcenymi zajatc nachaz
tez nekok rakouskych deostfeleckch dstonikd Mmo
to Angcane dvoudenniho posupu wall Nemcdm cen6
del, kulometI jinych potreb.
Francouzi dvoudennich svych oteraci pozajima
5000 neprate vsak francouzska kofst zda
byt mnohem vetSi
General Mangn reportuje Fochovi re ukofist as 200
ponich del nekolik set kulometl.
Mangnova vitezna vojska vyrvala Nemcdm vsi lie
Thescour Canns>ancourt Vile zapadne cd zakad
ny Noyon meseka Sempigny Bretgny vychodne cd teze
zakladny.
Noyon vcerejSim postupem francouzn Sc ostrem
vyseku opevnene kopce isou
hlavn menovaneho kopcich tech drzei
Nemci jese vcera Ponevadz ale general Mangn zaved
pr pa kopc akys stav ob6han dotcene posadky budou
brzy vyhladoveny Noyon padne bez krvavych bojd
Zvast veike ddlezitost ma vcerejSi Manginuv
verozapadn6 cd Soissons kde eho voska pfekroca ku
Athlete okupovaa vesnce st. Anbn, Selens Bagneux,
Epagny, Beuxy, Vaumezis, St. Paul Pommiers promne
mesto Coucy Mesto je ddezitou zeezncn stanic
zasobufci armadu korunnho prince AmericanGm Vese
celici Francouzi jsou dnes cd Coucy pet mil akme "a
kladny te zmocnf korunn mus obrannou lin
Vese pne zreorgansovat prpadne cee care cd
Vesly jiz nyni Asnu ustoupit.
Francouzi NELL vcera 1spech tez mezi Oisou a potokem
Maz kde general Humbert pronk az predmest Quierzy
Hunove kladou tuhy odpor jak Anglcandm severnim
kride Flandrech tax FrancouzGm znim krdle Pi-
kardii
Britove dobyt Albert kde zajali as 140O Sasd, pre-
kroc rcku Ancre mfri Bapaume ku kterezto
prateske posici mali asi pet MIL Rovnez cd reky
krani flanderske ln Britove jsou mlrnem posupu.
Vcera zajati Nemci byli vyhladovei, zzniv orhani
vsichni jevli radost sveho zajeu.
Vec spojencu Franci dobre pokracuje while
podobnemu postupu marsae Foch vydal vaecn6
1napy naznacujic z nepratelske posice Rne
parne udava, re spoenecke armady mys jiz
sameho N6mecka Ryn.
"Frankfurter Zeitung', pojednavajcf prohlasen
hranicnho taemnka admrala Hntze ktery cn spojence
zodpovednym dalf pokracovani vace pse Nezbyva
jineho nez pokracovati hroznem zapoen obranu
vast neb nasi nepratee nejevi ami nemen nakonnost
uzavren mru ami cd Loyda George ami cd Cemenceaua
ocekava neake vstfc vt ku vzajemnemu dorozumen
Valecna horecnost Sousta pax mas mutt poaci kazdou
pfedcasnou nadeji a vyrvae dale bojovati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
RUDA GU IA Sc STAVf PR0Tl SIBfk.
skfeJENEcKfV3PRAvf.
OLSEi6cI PRY POPRAVILI 300
EECHOSLOVAKU.
GENER PETAPov zAJAT sPoJENCI
GENERL & PETAPov zAJAr sPoJENcl.
I(POLEDNf BULETINY:)

Londyn, 23Nrpna. Spojenecka voska front9 reky
Usuri severn9 Vadivostoku bya donucena houzevna
tenn bo velkou besou rude gardy dupu. Zpravu pfna
Daily Mail zharbnu, odkud bya vyslana jiz stredu
Boe sucasni 81 Francouzi Angcane ale hlavn tina bvy
spocval oddch eskosovenskych kozackych Pri dsu
pomahal v3ne oddly japanske Bosevicke montory
jezefe Hangka rozuji leve krdlo spoenci zdrzely p
chod ceskych pl Bosevickemu vosku bylo veeno neme
cky. Tok rekysuri tvo prrozenou hranici vychodnho
Mandzurska. D. -
Amsterdams23 srpna Ruske rude gardy po dobyt
Smbirska Volze die depese zasane Moskvy listu
Hamburger Nshten, povesiy verejne trzist 800 Ce
chosovaki, up uvsim zajetf Potupnou smr byli pry
nssiIsos.s nss vi. 49, - 's's
Ze severniho Ruska dochaz depese ze vrchni vete
dch gard murahke oblas general Petapov byl spojenc
zaat By vatne chycen ruskym sedky kdyz pokousel
itek h Sedaci iej odevzdai potupujcim Angcanim
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03

brighter now than they ever have been. It is no secret that we have fail ed miserably in our shipbuilding .ef- forts-by reason of lack of proper, or ganization, personal sauabbles. and labor troubles-and' yet tbe demand for ships is increasing rapidly with Americas entry into the conflict on a grand scale.
 The nations highest duty is to pro- duce ships. Ships are needed even more than soldiers. Without main- taining a 3.0O0-mile line of communi- cation we are isolated from Europe. Whatever stands in the way of the maximum output, whether it be a sell fish labor union or a profteering cap italist, must be swept aside. The coun- try must build the ships.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
CENSORING CASUALTY LISTS

Something of a controversy has arisen as result of the war depart ment's new rule regarding the issu- ance of casualty lists. At the request of General Pershing the names of men killed or wounded are given out by the war department but their addesses are withheld. A resolution requesting information as to the reason for the order has been adopted by the sen- ate.
 On the face of it, the new rule does not seem to be necessary, and yet if there is any adequate military reason for it, no real objection to it's enforce ment will be made. It is recalled that England and Canada publish com- plete casualty lists. Germany issues no list at all at present, it is said, while France has censored its lists in the same way as the United States is now doing. In fact, it was at the sug- gestion of France, according to one version, that Pershing was prompted to request the expurgation of Ameri- can casualty lists.
 A sound reason for such precau- tion on the part of France might be advanced, because France, or a con- siderable part of it, is battlefield, whereas the United States is 5000 miles away and. like Canada, a some what difficult field for operation for the German spy. Moreover, it is an nounced that under the three-line sys- tenn being introduced into the army the units will be so "scrambled" that a man from Washington may be found fighting beside soldier from Maine and a regular beside a selected man. If that is the case it is difficult to understand how the publication of soldiers address in this country will be of any great military value to the German high command in Belgium or France. England, which is only few miles from the fighting line, takes different view of the matter.
 The casualty lists as they are now authorized are virtually meaningless and in many cases-where John Smith, for instance, is killed-are the source of much unnecessary anguish on the part of the mothers and hun dreds of men who are in the army
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
PROFESSOR INDICTED
 ON ESPIONAGE CHARGE

NEW YORK: Professor Scott Near! ing. formerly of the University of Pennsylvania and of Toledo univer- sity, was today indicted by the fed eral grand jury on the charge of vio- lating the espionage act.
 The American Socialist party, with which he is connected, was indicted on the same charge, both being accus- ed of distributing a pamphlet en- titled "The Great Madness
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
SERVING ALL THE PEOPLE

Before discussing postal rates there should be settled the fundamental question of the sort of relation the postal function sustains to the peo- pie. Is the post office huge commerce ial enterprise upon which profits must be shown in every department, or is it to be conceived as one of the ways in which the Government is to serve all the people in a manner impossible to a mere money-making organiza- tion?
 In it's origin and development the postal function has proceeded along the latter lines. The great aim of the Post Office Department is public ser vice, exactly as is the case with the Department of Agriculture, of the Interior, of Commerce, and of Labor. The Department of Agriculture. for example, gives the farmer instruction upon the soil, how to prevent gland CTS, hog cholera and other diseases among his stock, and in countless other ways gives free of charge the results of costly research and experi- mentation. This sort of service adds to the prosperity of individual far mers and billions to the national wealth. In the same way the Post Off, fee Department should render a ser vice to the inhabitants of the remot- est parts of our country that we should not even try to measure in terms of cost. Suppose 1t does cost more than the value of a stamp to de- liver letter to the Philippines or AL aska, that is part of the nations ser vice to its citizens.
 It is just in this sense that news papers and other periodicals are some of the finest instruments of national, social and economic service. Hence the delivery. free of charge in the county of publication. of the local newspapers. Periodicals are the great est of popular educators. As creators of business they are worth to the country vastly more than the millions of dollars of advertising they carry. It is because the postal increases. ranging from 50 to 900 per cent, would throttle the circulation of newspapers and periodicals. and thus defeat the public service function of the Post Ofice Department. that the zone postal scheme should be repeal ed by the present Congress before it goes into effect-Leslie's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Myrtle F. Billings, Obs. TRAIL WEATHER REPORT

-MyItlo r. olIluSS, ODs.
 TRAIL WEATHER REPORT Fairbanks; 25 above, cloudy, windy.
 Salcha. 20 above. cloudy, light wind, showing, 34 inches snow, trail heavy. 2 dog teams north yesterday.
 Richardson. 12 above, calm, snow ing, 32 inches snow, trail bad. Johan- sen with double ender south to Ten derfoot yesterday.
 McCarty. 20 above. cloudy, calm, trail heavy, 30 inches snow.
 Donnelly. 20 above, north wind, showing, trail drifted, heavy, 5 inches new snow. 30 inches snow on ground. Stage south a. m. no passengers.
 McCallums. 10 above, showing with north wind, 72 inches snow. trail blocked between here and Miller's six feet water on trail Casey's Cache.
 Paxson, 12 above, 2 feet new snow. Showing trail heavy. Southbound stage arrived yesterday.
 Hogan, 5 above, cloudy, showing. snow feet, trail very bad.
 Gulkana. 30 above, 45 inches snow. cloudy, calm, trail heavy.
 Copper Center, 29 above. cloudy. calm, 40 inches snow, trail soft. Stages north bound six a. m., A pas sengers. Southbound 6:45 a. m. no passengers. Rowbottom and Krupitza arrived yesterday p. m.
 Tonsina 23 above, part cloudy. calm, 39 inches snow, trail bad.
 Teikhell, 23 above, part cloudy. 40 inches snow, calm, trail bad.
 Beaver Dam, 30 above. cloudy, calm, 2 feet new snow. 8 feet snow, still showing. no trail.
 Wortman, 3S above, clear, calm. 5s inches snow, trail closed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
THE FIRST BIRD NORTH.

ThE FIRST BIRD NORTH. WHA'' impulse stirred your breasi " Etf e tl,e rest? What f. cling sent you forth The first bird north? HID fellows bid you stay AI And make delay, Declare that you would fail In storn. and hail? NAY, you came not in vain A> Though winter slain, Your form 90 stark and chill h prophet still
 -McLandburgh Wilson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03

KETCHIKAN, April 3.-Ketchikan prices at noon April third. Halibut firsts, thirteen cents; halibut seconds, nine and one-half cents; sable fish, four cents. red rock fish two cents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-03
DAILY FISH BULLETIN

KETCHIKAN, April 3.-Ketchikan prices at noon April 2. Halibut firsts, thirteen cents; halibut seconds, nine and one-quarter cents; sable fish. four cents, red rock cod, two cents.