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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
GERMANS RETREAT FROM LILLE

PARIS, Oct 23-The wedge formed by the forces of the allies is driving the Germans from their positions The latter have retreated north of Lille
 BRITISH NAVY IN ACTION LONDON Oct. 23-It is reported that the Germans have evacuated Osend and reeatng toward Bruges, being hammered by the combined efforts of the British navy and British French and Belgian troops. The rate bombadnent of the British navy has destroyed the town of Type.
 Plan to Destroy Suez Canal Frustrated Adyices received here state that German and Austrian washps had planned to destroy the Suez canal but that the plot had been frustrated REAL VlCTORS AT LIECE ARRIVE AT ANTWERP ROTTERDAM, Oct. 23-The giant guns which were used by the Germans in reducing the forts at Lege have arrived at Antwerp.
 JAP FLEET LAYS FOR GERMANS TOKIO Oct 23.-A Japanese fleet is seeking the Ger man fleet in the neighborhood of the Hawaiian islands
 GERMAN CRUISER PREPARES TO RUN HONOLULU, Oct. 23.-The Japanese battIeship Hisen
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with the German system and love of thor oughness, they left Louvain an empty, blackened shell. The reason for this appeal to the torch and the execution of non-com- batants, as given to me on Thursday morn ing by General Won Lutwitz, military gov ernor of Brussels, was this: On Wednes- day, while the German military commander of the troops in Louvan was at the Hotel de Vile, talking to the burgomaster, son of the burgomaster, with an automatic DIS, tol, shot the chief of staff and German statt surgeon.
 I.utwitz claims this was the signal for the civil guard in civilian clothes, on roofs, to fire upon the German soldiers in the open square below He said the Belgians had quick firing guns brought from Antwerp: As for week the Germans had occupied
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Dr john Burgess historian and political economist who went exchange ecued the universities cf Berlin Bonn and Lec Vienna has written letter on the present war the Sav problem has been in the German fear of Russian domnatlon Germany by any 
 To begin frankly admits that be leans the side of Germany in though he English rather than descent When he attended German universities President he Germany exchange pro for The long time spent in him. he admits feel more the aheand than the moherand By the latter term he England
 that he invited to take dinner with Emperor Wi helm The emperor surrounded by his highest of fcas After group including the and Dr. Burgess gathered on international politics. In the
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from one end of the train to the other and for the two hours during which it circled the burning city was before us in its most hateful aspect
 Of fifty English prisoners, all were erect and soldierly In the ocean of gray the little patch of khalli-clad men who had been outnumbered but not defeated, sat with calm and uncurious eyes.
 In one way I was glad to see them there. Later they will bear witness to how the enemy make a wilderness and call 1t war,
 Outside the station, in the public square, the people of Louvain passed in amending procession, women bareheaded and weeping and men carrying the children asleep on their shoulders. All were hemmed in by 8 shadowy army of gray wolves, You felt it vas only a nightmare, cruel
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bbe the doctrine that the national international and wodr the German defend Europe the Oriental Slavic and the decayng Latin civilization the othe
 policy of the reang Asace Lorraine In 1876 the pnSaVc policy Turkey Germany, Austria Hungary and the Turkish empire This deemed peril modern civilization and hence the of that Bosnia and Herzegovina placed under Austrian and Sv Roumna and Montenegro made independent 
 France victorious in the Burgess with the probability that Russia Europe while will dominate the sea-.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE
 ANCIENT CITY OF LOUVAlN

For two hours on Thursday night l was in what for 600 years had been the city of Louvain. The Germans were burning it, and to hide their work kept us locked up in the railroad carriages. But the story was written against the sky, was told to us bv German soldiers incoherent with ex- cesses, and we could read it in the faces of women and children being led to concen- tration camps and of citizens on their way to be shot.
 The Germans sentenced Louvain on Wednesday to become wilderness and
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Louvain, the story that there was any gun running is absurd.
 Fifty Germans were killed and wounded. For that, said Lutwitz, Louvain must be wiped out So in pantomime with his fist he swept the papers across the table
 ''The Hotel de Vile" he added, Twas a beautiful building. It is pity it must be destroyed.
 Money can never restore Louvain And it's peoples handiwork belonged to the world With torch and dynamite the Ger mans have turned their masterpieces into ashes and all the kaiser's horses and all his men cannot bring them back again. We were not allowed to speak to any citizen of Louvain, but the Germans crowded the windows boastfully gloating, eager to interpret We were free to move
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Excey Lucanus chief the emperos civil cabinet who and tha good trend Roosevelt unwitngy did Europe injury medang be- this had turned the whole force o the pan Slavic program 0 Russia back upon Europe.
 A present. relates Dr. Burgess spoke of the great peril to middle Europe of this change"
 The received the Orient had thrown her back upon Gemany leading 1907 concerned the which the real of the
 The three forces making for universal Europe as Dr. Burgess the panSlaVc of Russia the
 vanche" France Brtains commercial jealousy of Ger brought together by King Edward and the result the triple entente.
 his education German universities denied by The Franco ussan yet ended when student Burgess the politics and diplomacy of Europe
 Shortly after the lecture he he
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PUGILISTIC PIFFLE
Gunboat Smith Given Quietus

BOSTON, Oct 21.-Sam Langford, the colcred heavyweight boxer had all the best of his contest with Gunboat Smith in this city last night, knocking him out in the third round Gunboat was knocked down n both the first and second rounds and came back apparently strong, but after receiving a stiff wallop in the third round he failed to recover his feet in the allotted ten sec onds.
 Flynn Loses to Levinsky
 NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Battlng Levin sky was given the decision last night over Jim Flynn in their ten-round contest
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Four German Destroyers Sunk

Four German DesroyerS Sunk LONDON Oct SA British cruiser with four torpedo beat destroy engaged and then sank four German droer off the Dutch coast
 Marching OF Dunk:rk soldiers reported be less than seventy miles from Dover marching southward toward Dunkrk
 German Advance Along Coast CALAIS have advanced beyond the line from Oscnd to Thorou, Roulers and Menn Germans Prevented From Se:zing French Ports PARIS Oct The forces of the allies haze prevented the Germans have defeated their object r @ A d;ct c 17s ;a>s5 E1t@as 55a Paqn @ 9,a,,,.-
 Berlin Claims A!es Are Surrounded BERLIN claims that thousands of the allies of the main and surrounded Y1es Their surrender is inevitable
 Ce:z1an Suspects Arrested in Edinburgh EDINBURCL Oct S The military oday raided large factory here and of Gnns suspected taken prisoners
 Japanese Cruiser Sunk n Eastern Waters Kaochau harbar and three hundred lives lost damage has been caused aocaou by typhoon which swept the city.
 Austrian Submarine Sunk by French CETTINJF submarine has been sunk the Aaraic by a French cru.ser
 Allies Offensive Movement Uninterrupted PARIS started by the allies in the north of France has been uninterrupted
 Alyance on Dunkirk Repused LONDON 19The German advance Dunkrk has been
 Germans VIII Bring Up Persuaders The Germans sending for siege guns from Antwerp
 Lille Is Again Evacuated city Lille has been evacuated by the Germans for the third The ene1ny's position is of extreme peril
 British Capture German Vessel layer has been captured by the British the North
 Troops Passing Through Ostend Forty thousand Germans have passed through oend to the western battle front,
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"MARSE HENRY" LUNCHES
 WITH PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON, Oct 1S-A meeting of much political significance occurred today, when Colonel Henry Watterson, the well known Louisville editor and Democratic war horse, lunched with President Wilson. An arrangement occurred between the President and the colonel during the pTesi- dential campaign, two years ago. It is un- derstood that peace has been made between the two and mutual rIedGes of friendship exchanged.
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BIB BANK
 ROBBERY 2

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash, Oct. l8.-The First National Bank of this city was robbed last night by five heavily armed men. They were unmasked. In the midst of a fusilIade from officers and armed citizens, the robbers escaped with $2O,OOO. Three persons were ln- jured.
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MOOSE SOCIAL DANCE
 AT FLAT CITY TONIGHI

Members of the Moose lodge have been making preparations this week to open the winters social season with a dance tonight at Moose hall Flat City, and a big crowd will surely be in attendance. The lodge appointed Frank Stanley, John Novak and James Kay as the entertainment commit tee, and they have been making elaborate arrangements for the opening event. Good music has been secured. Tickets, only S2.5O
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Hope5 for Peace Abandoned
ALASKA MEN PREDICT
 BIG OUTPUT OF GOLD

SEATTLE Oct. 20. E. W. Griffin, the Fairbanks business man, and Jack Price, the well-known mining operator of the ldlt- arod district, arrived in Seattle today They claim that the output of the Fairbanks dis trct this year will be S3500000 that of Iditarod, S3,OO0000 and the output of the Ruby district will be S800,0G0.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
WICK S1'R0N6
 A'I' FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. Get. 23- Although the territorial election is cnly ten days away, very little interest is being taken in the event in this part Of Alaska. By close ob- servers of the political game it is pre- Gicted that Delegate James Wickersham will make a much stronger showing at the polls this year than at any previous election, on ",count of the effective work he accom- 2li>hed in boosting the Alaska railway bill. The passage of the coaIIands leasing law has also added greatly to his popularity as candidate.
 McGowan and Griffin Appear Strcng
 From present indications il Is believed that Thomas A. McGowan, the Democratic candidate for territorial senator, and E. w.. Griffin Democratic candidate for the lower house of the territorial legislature have a cinch on being elected by sub>tan tial pluralites.
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Russians RepuLsed With Heavy Losses VIENNA Oct. 19 Russians repused along the The Russian losses during the attacks Pzemys
 Japanese Losses Heavy PEN, 20Te Japanese lost several thousand Tngtau and the German losses slight
 German Governor fer Antwerp BERLIN Hamburg has been appointed civil governor of Antwerp,
 Belgian Army in Bad Shape Half the Belgian nerned in Holland of the whole has deserted and the quarter absolutely dsorgazed Bris:eh subsssarnee Of California Coast Chilean government but which purchased by the British have been sighted off shore.
 German Plans Blocked PARIS 2OThe allies have absolutely blocked the German plans
 German Marines Join Batteshps ROTTERDAM Oct 2lGerman marines leaving Antwerp to join bleshps Ke which being heavily provisoned
 Allies Drive Germans From Bruges DJNKIRK Oct 21It is reported that Germans of Bruges and have reoccupied that city
 Running Short of Ammunition PARIS 2The big guns the Germans curtaing their fire they running for the artillery
 Submarine Attack Barren of Results LONDON Oct 2Brith warps sent to the coast to resist the attacked by submarines but damage resulted
 Germans Defeated at Yser PARIS Oct 22The Germans have been defeated Tn the battle o Y the being despite the bombardmen Of he allies forces by the Germans,
 Germans Retire compelled Germans retire King Aers opposing the Germans in their progress toward the English channel
 Rejoicing Over Russian Victory PETROGRAD Oct 22studnt of the universities and high schools have been called the There rejoicing the Russian victory on the NEula
 Germans Lose Auxiliary Cruisers TOFO Oct 22Two auxiliary been sunk off the Chinese coast
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PRESIDENT ADDRESSES
 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION

WASHINGTON. Oct 20,- The American Bar Association opened its annual conven- ,ion in this city today and the principal address was made by President Wilson. He asked his auditors to Use their influence to inject a more humane note into the statutes ii the country.
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I'L' GOT THERE
 A q'RIFLE LATE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.- The massive nastodon ivory and gold inkstand and pen which were subscribed for by the citizens of Fairbanks as a token of appreciation of President Wilson's interest in behalf of Alaska arrived today and were presented to the President Much regret was expressed that they arrived two hours too late for use 7y the President in signing the bill author izing the leasing of the Alaska coal lands,
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A, B'S TO DANCE
 ON HALLOWEEN

The entertainment committee of ldltarod Camp No. 27, A. B., announces the first dance of the season for next Saturday even Halloween, This will be in the nature of the opening event of the season, but the real event is scheduled for Thanksgiving eve, for which elaborate plans are being prepared
 The committee extends a cordial invita- ton to all to attend these dances, and gives assurance of good time Good music will be provided, and 1t is hoped that all lovers of dancing will show their appreciation Of the efforts of the Camp to provide enter tainment by giving these events the support which they deserve, thus insurlng their con tinuance throughout the winter season. FOR SALE-Fiye doys, S230. Jack Don
 nelly,
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McCowan and Griffin Aopa2r Stronq
IFfPERSONATOR OF JOSLIN
 IN TOLLS OF THE LAW

PUEBLO. Colo., Oct. l7-A warrant has been issued fir a man claiming himself to bc Falcon Joslin of Fairbanks, Alaska the weII-Hno~n railroad man and capitalist lie is held on the charge of fraud.
 The man WAS injured ln 3 train wreck on Sunday last near Grand Junction. and gave the name of the Alaska man Photographic inquiries revealed that Falcon Joslin was in Alaska at the time.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
BRITISH DA 1I''I'[ [IEiSH[PS GEE!TI BUSY

outside the hree-1ne limit awaiting the sailing of the German cruiser Geider which here repairing and coang
 GERMAN RETREAT BECOMES A ROUT PETROGRAD, Oct 23.-The German retreat from the vicinity of Warsaw has in many places become verabe rou.
 RUMORS DENIED FROM BERLIN BERLIN Oct. 23.-It Is officially announced here that it IS unnecessary to call for volunteers.
 Have Not Started Anything With Denmark The story that a German warship recently fired upon Danish submarine IS also denied
 SEA- LAID AND AIR FORCES COOPERATE LONDON Oct. 23.-Vessels of the French navy have crept around the and assisting the British monitors in hurIing shells lancward Ostend For the first time since the war started craft and arshps aiding simultaneously the movements of land forces
 City of Lille in Ruins The city of Lle before evacuation by the Germans, was burned and IS now of ruins.
 French Right Wing Now Object of Attack Fresh German troops delivering attacks on the French rig wing
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PORTUGUESE: REPUBLIC
 N1ENACED BY ROYAL!STS

LISBON, Oct 23.-Taking advantage of the present disturbed condition of Europe, the supporters of ex-King Manuel have at tempted coup. A monarchlst outbreak general throughout Portgual, has been over come by the regular troops and the up rising suppressed.
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FOREIGN MINISTER DEAD

ROME. Oct. 17.-The Marquis of San Giuliano, minister of foreign affairs, died here yesterday.
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CANAL OPENED

PANAMA Oct 2O.-The Panama canal, which was blocked by serious slides in the Culebra cut last week, and which it was thought would be closed for a considerable length of time, was opened to traffic to- ,lo,,
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and uncivillzed. And then you remembered that the German emperor has told us what 1t is It is his holy war.-Richard Harding Davis in the Boston Globe.
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UNITED STATES NAVY
 NOT PREPARED FOR WAR

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23- Franklin D, Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, in an interview today, says that lSOO0 ad- ditional men are needed to man the ships of the American navy in case of war.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

FOR sALE-First-class team, seven dogs, harness, hickory basket sled; everything complete; a bargain. Inquire Albert Vile, postoffice, Iditarod.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
LAST TRIP OF VICTORIA

SEATTLE, Get. 1S-The steamship Vic toria. the last vessel to sail for Nome this wear. departed for the North at 10 o'clock this morning.
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In Bavaria the crown prince, aged fl, is working in the fields, setting an example to the people. Other titled children have done the same thing
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO ARE
 ASSUMING SERIOUS ASPECT

MEXICO CITY, Oct 17.-The peace con ference has issued manifesto directing General Villa and others to immediately stop hostihties CT be considered public enemies.
 Hopes for Peace Abandoned
 WASHINGTON, Oct. Achievement officials have abandoned al hope of peace for Mexico.
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COAL-LEASENG BILL SIGNED
 BY PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON, Oct 20. President Will son today signed the Alaska coal lands leas- ing bill.
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Fatal Battle With Bandits

BLAINE Wash, Oct 23-In a desperate battle with men supposed to have robbed the Sedro Wolley bank last Saturday night, Canadian Immigration Inspector Adams and one bandit were killed. The Canadian and American officers had joined in the pursuit of the bandits. The latter made good their escane to the woods.
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The death rate for last year in this coun- try was 13S to each 1000 of estimated pop ulat,on.
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Allies Rerort Successes

 PARIS Oct 1.-The allies have hard struggle of have also been beaten Lavent and battle F progress between lpres and Courtrai
 Germans Occupy Ostend LONDON 1.-The invaders reported to be occupying part city the further advance has been barren of fighting to the south
 Engiish Royal Family Seek Safer Quarters King George Queen Mary and royal gone Sand lngam be safer place than Buckingham palace n of 9 German Zeppelin rad LONDON . 9rmaHs ss Ggy Gg2y eQa t2 Rs|2sna R;a a . w w occupied Oend They have now raised the cry not only On to Calais but On Boulogne
 Cholera in Austria Cholera in Austria is reaching alarming proportions
 Unconfrn1ed Run2or of British Naval Losses rror circulated submarines have sunk the British hyn and Terrible in the North s not confirmed by the admiralty.
 Germans in Retreat n Poland PFTROGRAD 1The Germans in Russian Poland are hard pressed andar n full
 Rulers Encourage Soldiers I1AVRE 1.-The king and of Belgium are both army headquarters, encouraging their solhers
 German Center n Danger BORDEAUX Oct There is said to be danger ahead tor the Ger man center that the army of the allies in position where it might enemy and force him retreat
 Desperate Fighting Near Coast PARIS Desperate fighting heavy rain is in progress in many points along British and German lines in Belgium also in France The attempting break through the allies ranks
 German AeropIar1e Meets Disaster DNKIRE Oct IA German aeroplane brought earth here toGa, wih shot
 Reverse Altegnate3 With Success BERLIN 17The German forces Belgium have effected a the right in France making slight advances m some victory claimed the Russians and the Au2trans are reported to have gained advantages along the River San.
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VIII Protect American sympathizers

The state department today received ad- vices from Mexico City that the Mexican peace conference had decided to protect the Mexicans who had served America during the occupation of Vera Cruz by American troops last spring
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Aouse Passes War Tax Bill

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 The house to- day passed the administration war tax bill. with amendments. The bill now goes to conference.
 Congress is expected to adjourn late this afternoon or tonight.
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" IWAN'II' 'I'()
 (1O H0nIl|lE:;

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Fili- bustering Southern Democrats, try ing to secure legislation for the purpose of relieving the financial stress, have so far prevented the adjournment of congress, and un- less an agreement IS reached today it IS probable that the lawmakers will remain Tn session indefinitely.
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PARIS 1.-The allies have in hard struggle west Of been beaten lavenle and battle E n progress between lpres and CourraL
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Revenue Bill Passes Senate

F5VtTTUC WASHINGTON Oct. IS. The admins trqtions war revenue bill passed the senate Na.ttrLay by q vote of 34 to P.
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Germans Occupy Ostend

LONDON Oct 1.-The invaders reported to be occunyl1 of the city of and the further advance has been barren o to the south.
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Engiish Royal Family Seek Safer Quarters

King George Queen Mary and the royal children have g nghan which believed be safer place than Buckln n case of 9 German Zeppelin raid
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Cholera in Austria

Germans have occupied Ostend They have now On to Calais" but On to Boulogne.
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BERLIN Oct l7The Belgium have effected the France making slight advances m some places and sustaining others In the theaer ct war victory the Russians and the Auatrans reported to have gained advantages along the River San
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German AeropIane IIeets Disaste
Reverse Alternates With Success

RN, Ocl 17.-A German aeropIane was brought to car
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Cholera in Austria is raach!ng alarming proportions
 Another ex edition has been formed and will pe rushed to .LnL in France
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-13
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