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The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-01
MOST OF CREW Is SAVED
Vessel is Victim of One of the Sub. marines Towering of the Belgian Coast Near Dunkirk-other Subma- rines Are Active.

London, Oct. 3t.-11;1O D. m.--The enterprise of German submarines which have been lurking along the French coast on the Straits of Dover seeking to get q shot at English ships engaged in bombardng the German positions in Belgium, was rewarded today when one of them attacked and sank the light cruiser Hermes as she was returning from Duakirk. The greater part of the crew was rescued.
 The Hermes was comparatively old vessel and from a naval viewpoint was of no great value, but the fact that she was attacked so near home indicates that the German subma- rines must have a base somewhere on that part of the Belgian coast which is occupied by German troop~ from which they can menace sb' fei the allies passing between pss the and France. Only a few df'to Aitiei l. of them sank the French
 T.ral Ganteaume, which W, sopmil'e1 refugees from Calais. ret serVlce
 How many submarines the ne gov have in the waters is not lno2e'u several of them have been sec.
 gently When ships are guarded
 torpedo boat destroyers. as are thos, engaged in hombarding the German positions, they are comparatively safe, but the opportunity of the sub uarinae cnrs,as whom onp fs caiiphf alone, as was the Hermes.
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MEXICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION ELIMINATES BOTH GEN. CAR
 RANzA AND GEN. VILLA.
zAPATA PLAN IS FAVORED
Prospects of Early Peace Are Hamper ed by Lack of Knowledge of the Pro- babIe Action Of the Two Deposed Leaders.


 El Paso, Texas, Oct 31.--prospects for immediate peace in Mexico hung in the balance today upon the action .of General Carranza and General Will la, both of whom had been eliminated from power by the peace conference at Aguas Calientes.
 The feeling long displayed between Villa and the Carranza faction was renewed by discussion of the case of Francisco Mugia, the Argentine ad- at Villas headquarters sfter it was asserted, he had made confession duplicating General Gonzales, Car ranza's most ardent supporter, in a plot to kill Villa. Gonzales tele- graphed tonight another long denial of the charge in which he never sought to kill any one who did not nave rifle in his hand" and that he never would employ the dagger of the assassin
 From Guadeloupe, where Villa re mains during the convention, 1t was reported that others had been arrest ed in connection with the Mugia plot and that these men would be brought before the assembled chiefs to at tempt proof that the Carranza faction had sought to assassinate the north ern leader.
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German Loss 42O.OOo.
Russian Official Report.

Petrograd, Oct. 31.-The following official communication was issued from general headquarters tonight:
 TOn the east Prrussian front the plan for breaking through the center of our fortified position around Bal kalrzswo projecte1 by the enemy has failed During five days of unsuc- cessful attacks the Germans suffer ed immense losses. In many places the great accumulations of German dead in front of our trenches caused d moderation of our fire.
 Our troops have progressed in several districts on the east Prussian front.
 Beyond the Vistula we occupy strongly the towns of Gostiyin, Lenc- zica, Iodz and Ostrovec.
 "ln Galacia the fighting continues without any essential change in the situation"
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Unofficial Advices to United States From Turkish Capital States That War Has Been Officially De-
 clared Against Russia.
Bombardment of Sebastopol Is Reported From Neutral Pont--ltaian Ministry Has Re-
 signed Other Balkan States Silent.

Washington, Oct 31.-War has been officially declared at Constaltinople between Turkey and Russia, accord. ing to a private message transmitted today through the courtesy of the American embassy. The American ambassador has not advised the Washington government of the decla. ration of war. but officials thought to-. nisht his message had either been de- layed in transmission or that he was awaiting formal notification by the Ottoman government.
 The private message, which was ad. dressed to a New York business man who had interests in Turkey. was dated 5 D. m. yesterday and reacaed here few hours after a lengthy dis patch from Ambassador Morganthau himself describing events il Constan. tincple up to noon yesterday
 Mr. Morganthau said that early yes- terday the Russian ambassador re. ceived instructions from his govern ment to demand his passports as the result of the Turkish bombardmen ot Russian seaports. The Russian enSoy made an attempt to see the sfa1d visier. but he latter pleaded { illness During the morning, how 1hg ? tIe Turkish minister of finance trefed on the French ambassador, ,n. my ling him that the bombardment
 'l occurred without the previous CT t.dge of the Ottoman govern meet We placed the blame for the WhoIe-hea the shoulders of the Ger shown. Hcen in the Turkish navy.
 ~Fhis explanation did not alter the
 (pose of the Russian ambassador to cave. and the French and British am. bassadors made preparations to leave Constantinople together today
 No mention was made in Mr Nor gelthaus first dispatch of demands ny the allied powers upon the porte and it is presumed the utimatum re. ported from London was delivered late yesterday promptly rejected. and diplomatic relations with all three powers severed. This is borne out by inc fact that in the private message filed at 5 D. m. stating that there was an official declaration ol war be- tween Russia and Turkey, Che pr die tion is made that declarations of war with England and France would fol- low immediately.
 Advices received here under date Of Thursday indicated that Turkey stin hoped to confine her belligerency to war with Russia The British ant French ambassadors, however are un. derstood to have made it plain that a declaration of war against Russia would be considered as applying also against Great Britain and France.
 No word was received by the Ameri can government today as to the proh- able attitude of Roumania or Bulgaria in the ne wsituation,
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English Lord kiiled.

London, Oct 31.--2.o6 p.m.---Lord Marine, 70 years old. second son of the Marquis of Lansdowne. conserva- tive leader in the house of lords, has been killed in action. He was ma jor in the First Dragons and served in the South African war,
 Lord Marine in 1909 married Lady Violet Mary Elliot, daughter of the fourth Earl of Minto, former governor general of Canada.
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Demand on Germany.

Bordeaux, France. Oct. 3l, via Paris.-6:10 D. mt is believed in Bordeaux that the ambassadors of the triple entente powers, Great Brit ain, Russia and France, at ConstaItl- nople will make an immediate demand for the recall of all the German army and navy officers attached to the Turkish forces, as well as of all Ger man subjects in the service of Turkey.
 If satisfaction 10 this demand is not given the three ambassadors will de- mand their passports.
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FEDERAL RESERVE PRESIDENT.

Kansas City, Oct. 31.-Jerome D. Thrals, manager of the Kansas City clearing house, was chosen president Of the federal reserve bank in Kan sas City by the directors of that bank here this afternoon MT. Thrall's sal ary will be s6,O00 year.
 The directors decided to establish headquarters for the bank in the R. A. Long building at Grand Avenue and Tenth streets.
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ELECTION INDICTMENTS.

Oklahoma City Okla, Oct. 31.-- Four indictments returned by the grand jury session here were made public today charging R. E. Ke.so, Oklahoma City election inspector with changing votes for Robert L. Williams, F. F. Herring and Al Jen nngs, democratic candidates for gov ernor, to votes for ]. R. Robertson in the primary election August fourth Kelso was arrested and released on $1,O000 bond in each case One ol Robertsou's campaign managers ap peared On Kelso's bond.
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Russian Ambassador Leaves.

London, Oct 31.--10:11 D. m.-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from Athens said that the Russian ambassador and his stall have left Constantinople It is be lieved in official circles in Athens that the question of peace in the Bal kans depends solely upon the attitude of Bulgaria Greece, although re- solved to preserve neutrality, is closely watching her interests.
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fortified positions to the north of Vailly (about ten miles east of Sois- sons). We captured 1000 prisoners and two machine guns.
 ''In the Argonnes and to the west of Verdun and to the north of Foul several French attacks were repulsed with heavy losses for the enemy
 Tine battle in the northeastern war theater till now has not been de- cided. To the west of Warsaw the Russians are slowly following our troops, which are now being re- grouped"
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TALK BASEBALL PEACE.

Chicago. oct. 31.--Peaee between organized baseball and the Federal league was discussed informally here toda yby August Hermann, chairman of the National Commission. and Charles Weeghman. president of tho Chicago Fedora s. Mir. Weeghman admitted the baseball war was the subject considered, but said the dis cussion was so preliminary there was nothing definite for the purpose. MT. Hermann would not talk about the meeting.
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German Official Report.

Berlin. Oct. 31, via Amsterdam and l. London, Oct. 31.-7:05 p.m.-A report received here today from the German army headquarters says:
 Our army in Belgium yesterday oc- cupied Ramscapelle (two and hall miles east of Nieuport) and Pre- choon. and our attacks on the Ypres are progressing Zandvoorde. Cha teau Holleneicke and Wambeke have been stormed.
 Further south we also have ga IT. ed ground to the east of Soissons The enemy has been attacked and during the day ciE&ed from seyera strongly
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firmed report received here roday, has been invaded already by 3,00u Bedouins
 One of Great Britain's dtfncuues will be the protection of the oil fields which she recently acquired in Persia. Indian troops can be brought up for this purpose.
 There is much speculation as to what action the Balkan states and Italy will take in view of Turkey s entrance into the struggle. but as yet there has been no definite statement on this subject.
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Turkish warships against the Russian coast on the Black sea the Russian government enjoined the same day the Russian ambassador at Constan- tinople to announce to the sublime porte the rupture of diplomatic rela. tions with Turkey and his departure with all the members of his embassy and the consulate.
 The protection of the interests of Russian subjects mas been confided to the Italian government.
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Turkey Stops Communication.

London, Oct. 31,-S:l4 D. mt is officially announced in London that the Turkish government summarily shut off communications with the British embassy at Constantinopls last Friday and that the British gov. er1ment must take whatever action is required to protect British interests and territory and Egypt from attacks made or threatened.
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Allies Report Progress.

Paris. Oct 31.-1l D. m.-The off cial communication issued tonight by the French war office says
 According to the latest advices there is no incident of any impor- tanee to report. In the center We have made progress ia the region to the north of Souain.
 Everywhere else we are maintain ing our positions"
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Britain Wants Lord.

East St. Louis. H., Oct 31.-An order for more than 5,700 pounds Of lard was received today by packing house here from the British govern meat The firm already has shippes 327000 pounds of lard to England since the war began.
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Italian Minister Resigns.

Rome. Oct. 31.-Signor Rubini. min lster of the treasury has sent his res- isnation to Premier a.andra. Efforts were made at the council of ministers today to have him withdraw his resig- nation but he declined to do so.
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Great Britain and Turkey.

Vancouver B. c., Oct. 31.-Official messages received by customs oft-- cials here from Ottawa state that war has broken out between Great Britain and Turkey.
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Communication Stops.
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New York, Oct. 3l.-The Commer- cial Cable Company announced today that communication with Turkey in Europe. Turkey in Asia, and the Turkish islands was interrupted.
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Mine Field Near Ireland.

Washington, Oct 3l.-Official warn ings of a German miIe field off the north coast of Ireland was received today from the British admiralty which warned all ships not to pass within sixty miles of Tory island
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Turkey Annexes Egypt.

London, Nov l.-l.l6 a. m-- UT key has formally annexed Egypt ac- ecrding to a German official state ment which has been received rom ,Berlin by the Marconi Wireless Tele' graph Company.
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Turks Rombard sebastopoI.

Amsterdam, oct. 31.--Nia London, il D m-A Turkish cruiser has bonn barded Sebastopol, according to dis pa.ch from Constantinople to tAe Fra kfurter Zeitung,
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Italian Cabinet Resigns.

London. Nov 1--l a. m-Ihe ital- ian cabinet has resigned, according to| a dispatch from Rome to Reuter- Telegram Company
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.pussia Sewers Relations.

Petrograd, Oct 3l.-The semirfh cial Russian news agency says that because of the attack by the German
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KAISER MAY
 MAKE PEACE
REPORT STATES HE HAS SOUGHT PEACE TERMS WITH GEAR
 NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA.
LOSSES TO DATE 42O,OOO

Russia Claims to Be Making Steady Advances Except in Galica, Where Stubborn Battle is Being Fought With Austria.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-01

London, Nov. 1.-2:25 p.m.-The Petrograd correspondent of the Ob server sends the following:
 According to a report being cir GU ated in army circles, Russia re- gently has been approached regard ing the concluding of peace with Ger many. It is said that the German em- peror wrote a personal letter to the dowager empress, urging her to per suade the Russian emperor to make peace.
 German Loss 42o,ooo.
 Berlin, via London, Nov. 1-2: 51 a. m,-The German casualty lists for the last week amount to 62,0O0 it was an- nounced tonight. The total to date Is about 420.000.
 Reports from stations for convales- cents show that thousands of wound ed have already returned to the front and others are being used as instruc- tors for new formations.
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< AsHlNoToN, OCT. st.-FoRE- CAST FOR ARKANSAS: FAIR SUN BAY AND M NDAY-
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One way to meet the high cost of living Is to spend more time studying the advertisements in your morning newspaper. In that wax you will learn where to spend your money and xst tie best possible value.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-08
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FORD MOTOR co. WINS sur

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 LONDON. June G-Ths Ford Motor Company today established its claim in the hish court to fix the minimum price of their aato@obsase to be sold In London. The court awarded the company the penalties they claimed against J. O. Armstrong. thsir Lonaon agent. fer selling Fsrd cars below the stipulated minimum prics h breach of his agreement.
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CHINA PiRATgs GET esO0oo GAsqisj Mssosk sagNjss.

HONQ KONG. June s.-Heavily armed pirates boarded the Norwegian stsemss. CbilAar. lying oeS this port to- day. hevnA aaA- gagged the six Eurpp- cans on board and with sse. eco plundez eNcNpeA h tunkA Ftfty natives. wsrs passsaxNss on thN CAildAr. TAs. pirasss wora white cotton badgss inscribed "MoAa0 cospes sAsy."
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-08

6e-The Tasnuna Gold Mining
 AAs been incorporated in Se- - 37s0.o00. Samuel I. Silverman
 eeary and manager; Arthur ' As president: John Lyons vice.
 Int; John Feinbloom. treasur- : As property is located on the
 k river at mile 7e and con-
 sxour claims. A tunnel has been
 r fn 60 feet. exposing @ three foot runs an average of sire
 6. At one point a stringer about
 ss in width was found which Ia values of s2oo.ooo to the ton. s3aesnpany expects to develop the i1leN snis season and install mill. S zssmsay. Rutherford Co. is in- VT . nve.stamp Joshua Henry Ekrse Foes engines, together with Skisg and concentrating machin- s4hsy are preparing to erect two sSullAings 1ex2z feet. Henry Deyo. - che members of the company. lnnesn in Seattle and San Fran f<6r several weeks securing the and has shipped tip 22s including the supplies. This com- IS actively prosecuting develop They have two leads on i !uropsrty. one of which averages - the ton and the other SIS. It close corporation with no stock
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kshnhs rsland--A concentratof is y5Ap be built here which 1t is Sa wiil revoiutioniss the copper Sv ananstEy of Prince Wiiinm
 xAs CT Sysssm wili uss fussl
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NIJiNskv, apppsALv ILL

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 LONDON. June s.--Njtins0. the fassoSs Ruesiep. dancer became sud- dsnly sll last night just beecrs hs was duA. to AOnsRF ak the Palace thsatre. Re is. svReeang fFp@ . fsvsrish at- tack and his oonAitioo is said to be seSiauA.
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Seward-The skeen- -Lechnsr Mining Go. have ordered roller mill to be added to their equipment. The mill will be shipped from Seattle at an early date and taken in over the snow; This addition will incrsAss their out- put to 50 tons . day at very little ad- ditional expense.
 Fairbanks-Thinss are locking gocA all along Fairbanks creek. ThsTs ass . number Of small 0utAts working now and the majority of the nasa hAvs found sufficient pay to warrant them opening up extensively in the spring L.. Rosgs is working on Hat. 4shan's ground at the mouth of Aldee creek. He will put in . Basiey scrapsr as soon az the weather conditions wfIl permit. Two other opcrators doing extensive development are Jim Psar- sons and the Pastisne MfAtns Co.
 According to Gee. Shsa of lditarod the strike on Wilson crock on the lower Yukon b genutnA. Good pay having been found on . number of claims. The creek which is about 1s miles long. has been staked from its source to its mouth.
 J. c. Kinney has brought in the news of another rich strike on Hammond river in the Koyukuk country. The last strike was made by Bowman and Schofleld on No. below. The pay streak is from 10 to 90 feet in width and tho dirt averages up to sio> pes pan. Tn one six foot thaw they took out over s4O0A. and from . block oi ground s5 feet square over SlS.ooe wal realized.
 Prospectors on Girchsll creek believe they have struck new. mining couD- try. Good pay having been found iu several instances. 0irchell creek ia tributary to Johnson river.
 The Nswsboy has been compelled tc close down on account of the fuel sup ply. Uatil such time as the road Il completed and coai available at . req sonable cost. development work only will be. carried on
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Raaock Bay-The Hemple Copper - co. will spend s10.ooo in de- Eea< their property and expect to
 6uusag in six months.
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<Rrom Our laxchangssJ

k<Hxom Our Iaxchanges.)
 eAn-Dunton & Cameron have
 their contract for the 100 feet al at the Valparaiso mine and - working at day work on the Ii @up&. Eardley h expected here \ early boat when the work will na with all possible speed. 0arnsas. manager of the For
 xsd on the Alki and will push easopment work all season.
 'Heerda and Herman StUlte. lave been doing development 'SA their property near Dolomi. Ssmtly uncovered a big ledge of 4e ore.
 ColemAn and associates at
 hay are In good ore and ex- aN . great deal of development - season.
 Webber and Angus McKtn- 6 everything in shape at the
 end will start operations as = ahs weather opens up a little. eners of the Crackerjack have aAsd things out and are ex. So opsn up the property again Aeon.
 -xeahy of the Alaska Venture 1kA reports everything going the Old Glory and expects to $&e real work of development un- T shortly. They have finished oWsr Hume and installed a wat sa to operate their compressor G have the pipe line completed h1adtngs are all practically com .Ana the camp will be installed eS . few dayA Mr. Leahy says SG b his intention to work two ss three shifts and thus rush bek as last as possible.
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ALASKA N0TES

oil instead of coke and it is claiaae6 that 3 per cent copper can bs handled at a profit. The concentrator will be installed by MT. Sorberg who installed the Kennecott concentraSor.
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The Jualin Alaska Mines - ssn incorporated for $2.ooo.-
 GB. Hoggatt as president and k1rx aS secratary. The principal 3R business named .is New York
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S3AN-The Long tunnel on the {S hes been connected with the
 Hw basin. This completes 10.-
 la, of development work that esa SsanA on the property since
 1s1l.
 f1nsaTsoN- Rand Company nave A c warehouse here under man. C. oE Sales Agent Blackburn. s. kray will continue to be the Ing representative *ekar prospector is reported to E1Dpund. the "Lost Rocker mine. Eaash believes he has located it
 1saham bay.
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fes-A big shipment of machin- k equipment for the Gold King
 e bay has been received here |En A. Crawford. the general man. .qe the company. is at present
 s1ng the best trail to the EkAsaong the equipment received eGric light plant and set of " rolls.
 White of Port Wells and vAI- fuportsd to have struck .xse'-
 S on Flat creek. Nelchina 1iv. E He is located on No. 16 above fnry on Flat. and has su rceeded naang . hole to bedrock. depth lNoet. He is said to have gravel euns 70 cents to the pan. A e of others have found good pay a district, some of which runs M -as s per square foot.