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. Ray, of 11 •
.. v> " h»»t he believes to
i i.; as a neutral
n i<,us ship off th?
ling the steam-21
ifsiiing mark. The
• then came along
w hlenly a mist came
' L \l :GE PREY
lieve that the
* he western Atlantic
. of ooats off the Vir
ei .e e fort against a
ihened by the
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tic'alty announc
•\ le toll off the Atlantic
v. :c a id eight schooners.
. / AN'OKDEREii
•o -t Marshal Geiier-!
• Aion of theclassi-j
. v .C ' *der telegraphed
to
• . '..or oi registrants
' ;! thousands of
. i o ,iich,
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youi i man s^ys h** will be all right
within a short Unto.
TO TWO OF
: :>t v, i F,i.) mr.mi:i:i:s
i' . :i •' y ti'110 niglit
: • O,: ; Fe” >.vs ami trc
to two members of the I)
\ . v : *'.dueled in’to t ie
• > Monday and then
v ; . ; ' ... The two Odd
i m e ed especially last
i\ tr • i. iVterson, Noble
I Huriin C ter I in. lollow
., -if n of the lodge, the
■ Mtc.itien be . in, dancing and
• • vsbnu nts.
\VA MMXMTON, June 7 — Senator
: chairman of the naval
i . mill p. announced this morning
. t ’’ ? Americans and AlHt** have
“ ; i i> y pc ‘cent of all German
!';uavin»‘s constructed, cutting the
A ip losses by fifty percent
alas- :a shin will ie seat to states
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Juneau. June 7— Acco cling to advice received herej
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soon to he nuUiced into tin i ilitary re. vice, will be sent o j
tho states uurl 'g-Ju1;..; 1 uisoort v ill leave Seattle the'
latter part of this month 1 :> • Alaska, going first to^St.Mi-j
A e.el and A01 le then along the Alaska coast and retu n ;
•nth. All regulars anc . \ > en in the training camps \vi 1
v comj any <
the 14th Inf;
ial . in tra 11 enl to Ah
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ember and this force will *• a od .or regular work
Alaska next fall and wir.tm.
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Ail eclipse of the sun v ill occur to
morrow afternoon, i t rh£ip& a -V i
ku.i> will not be able to go’ tf •
. . f.i bin : is expected io be ss« n
* i inn ti is parto 1 the tvoi 1 1.
e Mipsev.ll begin in Denver at
.ii.. will bevO.ii * toted at
i\ L. and ’id oass 1 on tot. ty tv »
tiimitt • later. Denver is tin ]’P
elected for « the time owing to c
a.re * observatory these vuka ha.
: a i amDigunen s for th .4 ut
;i tj.ii*M.of this coiona.
;ho sk\ in the region of the sun .11
search of any stray <. »ast and
the mythical i ’ • * t Vitlrs.i .
;ome astronomer, h. *s «* asst
•hit so v *
b scon only .1 nring an e-lit.,e. Ti
: is. e of s a i a j . h e 1 *
• u o‘ i .astjiouoinsrs, however.
AI; -iw i.s must take t*
r> t i io between he north ind Dcnvt *
vani then watch for the eclipse, if we!
• • ■ ty.
MAM TS i OUXD INSANcJ
Me! him* Indcrbitzin, a Swiss toot t
o
.. ;• * 11o past eleven and a half year ,
w:i' last night ion ..1 ii sane by a juiy
summoned in l . S. Commissioner
Tiiitlc ey’s ourt. Indeibit in i.- • i"
feeing from a re’ig’ous men.’.a pud has
lately been causing much distuibanco.
Ho was a re rte i W • dm d
Deputy *L\ S. Marshal Evans.
In . rbitzin will be sent south .on the
Admiral Farragut with Frank Everett
iloberts, recently found insane here.
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PARIS, June 7 — The principle sur
i geons of the American army §ay that
• ninety out of every hundred American
soldiers wounded at Cantigny will re
cover. The wounded were brought
away from the fighting line without
delay when the battle was. the bitter
est. They have been taken to the hos
pitals in the neighborhood of this city.
m n \ (<ni oth- v . It dis
, V*. i <i.
of the Seward hi erne (I ardr,!
. km, • to I. • r
a1 u.'\ing or v. rcrtling
nbiiions.
, v i be or hand to
Iw tl. *.b > a g .od time. According
the draft board
3 ion JVoi t the Sew
y to • it ’net. d into
■ % at 10 oVock Mon
:t the Van Gilder Hall,
hum •afe district * in Alaska
i Sewn will be inducted at the
;..:ne * and there 31 men ami the
• \v .! b- ; ansi > oi the male pop
a;: ai ton; ..u o*.v night.
. i. A. "* ' iicr \v;.s tod iy asked to
id up tiu- Scv. ud Zi zz band and
. Sev
id additional men will perhaps nr
%v mi As . Imiva! Farragut Monday
:1.; ! • i: Met ii at once taking their
la «• with tl*o,e already 8\voi n into
tiie service.
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ft
t; mkFR !Q QAFF
to OMfL
Pil 1LADEI.PHIA, Jane 7 — With j
the Stars and Stripes waving from thej
. tern, the American tanker Herbert L.
Pratt, which was damaged by a mine!
#
cd at the dock this morning and began
unloading a cargo of oil which the
tlorm ns were unable to destroy. T1 e
j tanker will be placed on the dry dock
I for repairs.
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PORTO RICO, June 7 — Angered
by the : inking of the Porto Rico liner
i Carolina, an anti-German demonstra
tion broke out in Ponce last i*"ght.
(Houses occupied by Germans were
stonned and many were set afire. The
feeling runs particularly high against
the Spaniards of supposed German
Sympathies. *
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w; TH T IE AMERICANS, June 7— (Offical) Yes
on, Ar rican narines on the Marne river,
. i the Gentians and captured the village of Trocy
at i entered Boureaches, northwest of Chateau, Thierry.
» . I the < Je an at dawn, gain
and ■ e iiu.f kilometers over a four kilometer front
ftrca :.:a y j isoners and are holding Torcy in the face
. « cme; • 1 attacks. The Marines are countering and push
• ■ he enemy through Boureache’s streets. Virtually all
' a 1 objectives have been attained. The American
...it include the capture of Torcy but the Marines
in o the village and drove the Germans out in dis
r me . igat ot tne attack in the Belleau Wood, the
. .■ was not reached and fighting continues there,
aai ines dashed into the village of Torcv yelling
. plyin rifles and bayonets. One marine, taking
a prisoner, met two German officers and ten men.
, e bayoneted his prisoner, and then tackled the
iia i squad single handed killing the two officers and
ra'ng seven of the men, the other three being taken
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One Marine sergeant was about, to fake a prisoner
’em '.lie German threw himself on the ground surrender
g. But at the same time discharging his rifle at the
‘. b be marine killed the Hun also four others who re
fu ied to put up tiicir hands in the air.
morale of the captured Germans is low and all
that they are tired of the war being driven to the
. . c.? with bayonets and artillery fire if they refuse.
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NEW YORK, June 7 — It seems j
rcbablc that the Germans will ’soon
_ -Y the Americans to show their merit»
in the St. Michel sector,
outheast of Verdun. Heavy move
ment pi enemy troops toward this sec
or have been made.
Attacks of the Germans along the i
ont from Rheims to northwest of
,* oissons are still halted everywhere,
rhe Germans essayed an attack but it
was met with sharp repulses. There
coins no doubt but that the allied line
:.as been sufficiently strengthened to
\ ithstand the shock troops of the Ger
mans.
OFFICIAL GERMAN REPORT
BERLIN, June 7 — (Official) — The
situ „tion is unchanged. The Gennans
claim to have made gains of earth
works and trenches near Pontoise
101 th of the Aisne and in the Saviles
iver region, southwest ot Soissons.
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AMERICANS GAIN GROUND
PARIS, June 7 — (Official) — The
Americans, on the main hattlefront be
tween Torcy, Bclleau and Boui caches,
have gained much territory and are
holding it. The French have had local
operations west of Noypn and north of
Montdidier. The French have captur
ed the villages of Leport and Vinly,
and hill 204. The British have regain,
ed a footing in the village of Abligny
uflicting heavy losses.
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SAX FRANCISCO, June 7 — Judge
Franklin A. Gridin this forenoon sign
ed#the death warrant for Thomas
Mooney. The judge stipulated in the
warrant that the man was not to be
executed* until the State Supreme
Court acts on the writ of probable
cause sought by Mooney’s attorneys,
with a view of appealing for a new
trial.
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WEATHER ON R. R.
The following is the report of weath
or conditions along the railroad receiv
ed to 7 o’clock this morning:
Anchorage, 60, Pt. cloudy, calm.
Girdwood, 50, Pt, cloudy, calm.
Matanuska, 48, cloudy, calm.
Talkeetna, clear, calm.