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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
P KNOX FIGHTS TO
 FREE THAW

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Phlander c, Knox. oi Valley Forge. Penn, for merly secretary. of state. has been en- gaged as counsel by Harry Kendall Thaw
 Yesterday Mir. Knox appeared be, fore the supreme court Of the United States. and 6ied Q brief in opposition to the prayer of New York. State oih. cials for the extradition of rhaw from New Hampshire Go Mattewean asyl- um. from where Thaw nude 9 thriit ing. escape in fastautomobue a year ago.
 BIT. Knox contends that sincc Thaw Is regarded ecriminany insanc. he nas no status as Q sane person. and. con. sequeniiy the laws of cxtradition do not operate in his case. He told news papmmeu that as long as Thaw re- mained in New Hampshire as "a fu- gitiye." no law of New York could take him back to that state.
 It is understood Mir. Knox was guaranteed a fee Of S50.000 for the first year. for looking after Thaw g renewed fight for his liberty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
H0TABLES GATHER
 0A BATTLEFRONT I

LONDON, Dec. - "sueh enthus- iasm has been arouocd among the al- lied troope by the visit to the battle. front of King George of EnglandP wire0 the correspondent of The Malt Chat the KIngs otay in France may bo extended considerably
 "Wednesday there wao a meeting of King Albert of Belgium, King George, .Prosident M. Raymond Poineare oi France, Generals Joftre, Kitchener and French and the famous mayor of Hazeubrouck, Abbe Lemalre, on the battledeld.n
 According 10 a dispatch from a Tlme8 correspondents the Prince of Waloa has realized his deepest wlsh, in being mustered Into active service wlth che British army under General Sir John French
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
KARLSHRUE AGAIN

NEW YORK, Dec. IA report that lhe German cruiser Karlshrue has left South American waters, and is cruising near the steamship lane in the North Atlantic ocean on hunt for ships flying the flags of the allies, was brought hore today by officers of the steamship zacapa, which ar- rived from Jamaica.
 Tho Zacapa reports having seen Che Karlshrue ofi the Florida coast.
 The story is not given credence here. owing to the knowledge that a dozen of English warships are cruis' ing the waters in which the Karlshrue lg said to have beon sighted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
QUIET IN CAPITAL
 GUAYMAS IS TAKEN?

WASHINGTON Dec. -oncial diB, patches today confirm che previous re- ports of the arrival of Villa and Pres ident Gutierrez iu Mexico City and that General lapata's troops arc maln- talning order in the Mexican capital
 Newspaper dispatches from El Paso report the capture of Guaymas, 9 Western Mexico seaport, by Carran- zistas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
TENAKEE ALAN MAY
 BE SEATTLE VICTIM

SEATTLE. Dec. 4.-H. T. Alfs. aged
 , owner Of Q restaurant at Fenakee Hot Springs. near Juneau, Alaska, my steriously disappeared yesterday from the Wingdeld hotel. where he was staying. after he had told friends that he had several hundred dollars in his possession. which he carried in 9 wal let
 Fears for Ais safety today were ex- pressed to the police. by friends Of che missing man. and the authorities have been asked to institute 9 rigid search for his whereabouts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
SERVIAN ARMY IS
 BIG LOSER.

BERLIN. Dec 4.-lt was announced today by the war office that since the beginning Of the war the casualties of the servian army have been l0o- 900 men This does not incluce l9OOO prisoners taken this week by Austrian forces.
 Berlin today celebrated the faii of Seryia. which Is widely reported by the yiennese press, and at Rome. Tho Germans believe that since Sefyia has been whipped, the transportation of three million of Turkish troops Servia will be facilitated and that. with their Mohammodon allies. tho struggle in the Eagt and West will be pushed forward Go ultimate victory of the Hohenzollen forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
SCHIFF WANTS TO
 SEE GERMANY WIN

Jacob H. Schiu, interviewed by tne New York Times. says that America should and might exercise Q powerful influence toward the ending of che great European war and Che creation Of @ permanent peace. While sym pathizing with Germany Mir. schiu sees perH ia on unqualified German victory quite as clearly as he sees tae prospect Of a world disaster in com plete triumph for Che allies
 The chief significance of England 8 complete Victory would be, be says, "that every nation in Jhe world would have to do Che British bidding, for should any one refuse, she could com pietely destroy Its commerce and shut on it's overseas suppnes
 "In tho role of a world conqueror Germany would become Q world dicta, ,or-wouid indulge in @ domination which would be almost unbearabie to every other nation. Particularly would this be the case .n respect to her relations with the United States. m other words. ! wish Germany to be victorious. but do not wish her to be too victorious
 What the United States should de. sire and does desire is an underestimate ing between those nations Of Just what they are fighting for and g conference between them now. @ pause co tninh which at least may help toward stimu- latlng each side to make concessions before the ultimate Of damages has been done.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
SEATTLE FUR PRICES
 VERY MUCH LOWER

The Seattle Fur Sales Agency have held their first fur safe since war was declared in Europe, and this is said to have been Che first sale of iurs to be held since that time. Complaint is made Of the short demand at the prevailing prices, but should it grow colder # Us expected that there wiil be some improvement according to tne circuler. letter recently issued by Che agency to Juneau dealers The next saie will be held on the 10th oi the month
 Prices quoted are as follows. Mink slnterior). S2 to 2.5O; mink. ,coastl Sl to L50; Lynx, SS to S5i Marteni pale. (inLeriorl S5.50 to S4; marteni dark. s10 to S15; land otter S6 to $li coast 80 Go S6; fisher, $6 Go S6; for red dnterior), $5 to S6 ,coast and island. S3.50 to S4.50; cross. S5 to Slo: while S6 to S7: blue S25 to $60; silver. one-half of last years piiees; musiqat .OSc to .10c; ermine, .50c to Soc: bear. black, $4 to S6; brown, 5l to S6. grizzly S6 to SIP; polar low- er).. skunk. soc to .75c. racoon. ,5Oc to 75c; coyotes, S1 to 1.5o; ciyetsi .l5c to BOG; wolf grey timber, ~ to S: black. S4 to S6; wolverine pale st to s6: dark. s4 to S7; British Col umbia beaver g. to Sf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
ANS
 DROWNED
 IN CANA

LONDON, Dec. 4.- TWO hundred eermane were drowned or .ahot to death while iryina Co croeo tho flood watera of thl Yser Canal by mcane of ratio drawn by motor boata. according to tho correspondent of tho Daily Nawa
 Berlin's official statement this morn ing said the French troops in Binnd- CTS are repeatedly attacking the Ger mnn line. but that the attacks had been repul8ed
 The French statement claima their army has occupied Aesmenile. in the yosgcs. and has captured Hete d'Faux, south of Bonhommo giving the allies control of the Alsatian gronter
 A new German attack is being launched on the fortress of Beltort
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
CHISANA CALLED 0. K.
 BY RETURNED MINERS


 Billy Williams and Charley Fogel- berg got in from Chisana recently via Coffee. Williams. old.ime Yukon musher and miner says. according to The Dawson Daily News.
 eve were nine days coming down with horses. All work had shut down for Che season when we left but that of Hamshaw. on No. 2, Bonanza. and Mckay and alcLennan. on No. 1l.
 output s25o,ooo
 "The output Of the camp for 'he season will range from S200,O00 to s250.000 Hamshaw will have thirty men working this winter. and there probably win bo 150 to 200 men in ihe camp. It is expected the benches will be prospected thoroughly. The pay on No. ! Skookum ran as high as SsS pan. and out Of nine pans the low es. was S48.
 Pay Four Feet Wide.
 "The best pay averaged four feet wide. while in places it was sixteen feet wide The paysreak seemed lo run straight back along the guich. Some think {t will turn south into the hil
 I expect to be here undi the river freezes. and Co then so back 10 Cnis- ana. ! believe the roadhouses along Che nawson-Chisana trail by way ol White River VIII be open at most Of the places. know they are planning to keep open at the Boundary. Snagl HorseIeit. Mouth.O-White. and eyen' even nor open. the cabins win be there affording good shelter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
COL. ROOSEVELT PRIVATE
 4oS THE PRIVATE SORT


 Alter an extended study of the cleo ton figures. Col. Roosevelt announced at Che national headquarters of the Progressive party that he was pri- vate citizen. The Colonel made the statement as emphatic as he could, in response to a request that he com ment on Che elections in this and oth. er states iu their bearing on the fu- ure Of the Progressive party and his own political future.
 "I am a private citizen of the pri- vate sort. and haven't thing 10 say about anything, was the way the Colonel put it.
 The statement was made after Bull Moose leaders had held another post. moriem, based on the election results Tn the conference were George w Perkins. Executive chairman; Fred. erick M. Davenport, defeated candt date: Albert ]. Beveridge, of Indiana Chauncey J. Handlin, and Congress- man ]. C. Cropley of Illinois. who held the proxy Of Jane Addams. After Jan ]. in the interest of retrenchment less pretentious headquarters may he then sought
 Ex-president William Howard Toii was in the Grand Central Termina en route for Chicago to deliver tare' : lectures 4 reporter handed him aI afternoon paper which contained Col Roosevelt's announcement, I'm 9 pri vate citizen of the privatest sort.
 ErPresident Taft laughed so loud ly that he caused a crowd to collect
 'g can't beat that he said, as h, walked awav
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04

 TRYING TO
 CUT CENTER

LONDON, Dec. 4-Petrograd advices this afternoon say an- other great battle is developing southeast of Lodz, where Che Germans are attempting to pierce the Russian center.
 4 correspondent wires the Pal Mall Gazette that included among the German prisoners ta- ken by the Russians in the cap- ture of Wieliczha, one of the out CT ring of forts surrounding Cracow, were forty women, dressed in the uniform of Ger man infantrymen.
 The Russians also have cap- tured Bartlett, where eight off cers and 12O0 men surrendered to Cossac1s.
 No change is reported at noon today in the situation at the Austrian fortress of Pzemysl, where the Russians are hammer ing away at the Qualifications, day and night. The Vienna bul- letins say the Russians were drI- ven back.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
PORTUGUESE TROOPS
 TO ENGAGE GERMANS

LISBON Dec. A-At 8 special con vocation of the law-maling body of Portugal yesterday the prime mini slor announced that four Portuguese expeditions were at Angola. in Portu- gals South African posseslsons, which are reported to have been invaded by German troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
aPEAcE MovEMENTp
 PAPER PASSES CENSOR

AMSTERDAM. Doc 4.-Unofflcial suggestions 10 Holland newspapers have raised the question as to wheth- CT Germany wants peace.
 "The Welfare Union" of Berlin has made direct appeal to influential Dutch newspapers by printed circular, expressing the wish that all neutral countries and lovers of peace work together and prepare the way for me- diation overtures to be made by some neutral power, perhaps the United States.
 That the circular passed the rigid German. censorship is taken as eyi- dence that the movement is at least not displeasing to the German gov ernment authorities
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
RORABAUGH WINS
 VALDEZ SKATE RACE

VALDEZ Nov 25.-The race at the roller skating rink last night between Ray Rorabaugh and the Leopold team consisting of Ike Beal, Chris Morten- sen and Captain Morris, was won by Rorabaugh by two and Q half laps. The result Of the race was a =foregone conclusion by the time ten laps had been run and it was only 8 matter of how many laps Rorabaugh wished to make on the others as he was traF- cling easy au che way Captain Mor- ris made the best showing of the Leopold team. the balance of the team eone about the same pace.
 The boys race of 12 laps between Albert Heclsie and Charlie Johnson was good and was won by the former by half a lap.
 The music by the Reinke orchestra was excellent and it was interesting to watch some of the skaters two-step ping around Che hall while Che band was playing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
WOMAN INVOLVED IN
 MANN ACT CHARGEs

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q Mrs. Katherine Hubbard, Of Tacoma wife of a wealthy Northwestern lumberman, and Alfred Archibald Seyin, @ boxing instructor of Vancouver, B. C. were arrested at local hotel ct an early hour this morning. and placed in Che Bush street police station, to answer a charge of violation of the Mann white slavery act
 It is said Mrs, Hubbard accompanied sevin here from the north ten days ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
Tho Rubo, Aloo.

NEW YORK, Dec. {. - Rube Mar quard, the es10,O0 beauty" of the New York Giants, today signed 9 contract to pitch next season for the Brooklyn Federal League team.
 With Johnson, Marquard and Plank gone to the Feds, the feud between the outlaws and organized baseball has been renewed and President Ban John son, of the American league, has call ed a meeting of directors of the league
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
JOHNSON IS OUTLAW.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-walter John son, star hurler Of the Washington Ma tonals. yesterday signed a contract to pitch for Joe Tinkers Chicago Feder- al league team for the next two sea sons.
 Johnson wln receive $17500 a sea- son. He was given bonus of $6,OOO for signing the contract.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
PRINCIPAL IN LYNcHiNe
 CASE RECEIVES PARDON


 SEATTLE. Nov. S0.-A special to the Hines from Salem oregon reads as follows
 Governor West yesterday pardoned Joseph F. Cassidy. Q former deputy sheriff Of GrAnt county who was serving a life sentence in the peniten' tiarly for compiicity in lynching of Oliver Snyder five years ago.
 Snyder was under arrest for the alleged murder of Arthur Green. Cas- sldy was taking to to jail. lt was charged that he conspired beforehand to turn the prisoner over the Albert Green brother of the slain man; Ben Hinton and Emmett and Earl Shields who hanged snyder to a tree.
 When tried on charges oi murder an five were convicted and sentenced to prison for life. Hinton, Green, and the Shields brothers were par doued in 1913.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
NEGOTIATIONS TO ENDi
 STRIKE BROKEN OFF

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 4-After ar. guing for the past two days. the med 5ators selected from the striker. and operators, in the Bellefontaine coal zone, adjourned yesterday without reaching decision Fifteen thous. and miners have been on strike Tor inc past i've months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
JOHN D. LOSES BOAT

NEW YORK Dee 4.-The stand ard oil Company has lost its claim in a Bermuda Prize Court for the ressi- tuition of the German oil ship Leda, captured and brought to Bermuda on August 8 by the British cruiser Sui. folk
 1t now will be sold by tae British government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
GRANNY DINING HALL
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

FRINGE RUPERT. B C.. Nov l9.- The dining hail at Anyoz, located about midway between the smeiter and tho main part of the town was burned on Sunday last. There were also destroyed several sleeping apart. ments and as tho blaze happened about three in the morning the men had barely time to eacape and they saved but few personal effects. HOW the fire originated is isnotAnown. There was 8 heavy gale on at the time
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
MooLENs FoR MEN
OF ALLIES ORDER

NEW YORK, Dec. z4-Representa- tlyeB Of the French government have let a contract in New York for l85O- GOO woolen sweaters 1,6OO,000 pairs of woolen gloves, 6OO,0O0 woolen stom- ach bands, and 5OOOOO pairs of wool. on socks. The work will be distribut- ed among number of woolen mills.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
STEEL CASKS FOR
 P0NTOONS ORDERED

NEw YORK. Dec. 4.-An agent of the Russian government today placed am order here for fifty thousand 55- gallon airtght steel tan69, which will be used in the construction of pontoon bridges in the war zone, according to statement issued by manuiactur- or
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
RATE CASES TABLED

ST. LOUIS. Dec I. - 4 Washing. ton dispatch says Che application Of the railroads east of the Niasissippi river for g. further increase in freight rdaes. 1t was strongly intimated at the Interstate Commerce Commission, would not be passed upon before tne holidays.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
UNCLE SAM BUILDS
 A plRlelBLE BALLOON

AKRON. O.. Dec IA dirigible airship. equipped with machine guns. wireless telegraph apparatus, armor- ed cages. and sensitive air nstru- ments, is being constructed here for the United States government
 f the balloon proves satislaetory' ot its completion, the government ex- poets to place an order for six larger ones with complete war equipment
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
FIVE HOUR DIFFERENCE
 iN TIME DETERMINED

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Tests to de termine by radio telegraphy the diff ference in time between Washington and Paris have been concluded. The difference in longitude is declared to be hours 17 minutes 36.65S seconds. This Is the first time that differences of time and longitude have been de- termlned by the use of wireless. The signals were transmitted 175,00O miles second Tho distance on a great circle between the two points is over 5000 miles
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
4 SAXON LOAN

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 4.-A Dresden dispatch states that the Saxon gov ernment will ask for a state loan of 50.OOO,OOO to relieve the distress in saxony caused by the war
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
PEACE PL8cARDs TORN
 DOWN IN GERMANY

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily Mall to- day hears from Berlin that piacards are posted nightly in the suberbs of Berlin, demanding pence and contain ing threats
 The police tear the posters down, bat they always appear the next night and it seems that the authorities do not seem anxious to catch the offend CTS. for fear Of drawing further at tenaon to the peace agitations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
SALEM RELIEF FUND
 ONLY FOR CHARITY

WASHINGTON Dec 4-The Con troller Of the Treasury has ruled that the Salem, Mossg relief fund of S29O' 900 given by the government must be used for charity and no part may be applied to the rehabilitation of the o{tv
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
GERMAN IDLE ARE
 FuLLY TWO MILLION

LONDON, Dec. 4.-An Amsterdam special says that tbe number of un- employed in Germany, without count ing those who have joined the colors' is fully 100000.
 Tho German losses in Prussia are estimated at S75,OOO.O0O There is no moratorium in Germany, and the re- suit is smallor shopEe 2 9re com nlefelv ruined. already, ch. owing to wholesale collapse of local banks and the closing down of 80 per cent. of provincial branches of all large credit banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
OUR WAR NEEDS

WASHINGTON. Dec 4.-Maj.Gen Leonard Wood says that ii inc ynil- ed States should be Involved in wal, 6OOO00 men would be required as starter
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
MAN WITH esoUsE oNp
 FALLS; BREAKS LEG

KETCHIKAN Nov. 28.-While in. toxlcated Sunday morning, Dan Me Donald fell near the bridge on Sted- man street and broke both bones In bis left leg above the ankle and ia now In the hospital
 His accident led to a report which was given considerable circulation around town to the effect that he had been held up and robbed, and the frac ture of bis les sustained during the scufGe. Mcdonald states that when he len and broke his leg he called for help. Two Mexicans came along and helped him up, and he said he thought lhat some doilars he thought he had in his pocket disappeared a' the time He acknowledges however that he was not sober at the time, and is not cerlain whether or not he had spent part Of all Of the each before
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
FAlReANKsANs WE'D

Lars Person Of Bot Springs and Miss Rose Berlleys well known old 9mers here. were quietly wed by Rev. e. G. Bruce at the manse last evening. They will leave shortly TOT their home at Hot Springs whore tue groom is operating- lFairbanks News Miner, Nov. i2'1