davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1914-09-03
SALE or GREENACREs.

Mss Ahlfrida Johnson has purchased
plot 2ooN9o, in the section called Green
acres o. the Scarsdale Estates. West
chester county Miss Johanson expects
10 erect a $4,000 residence in the near
future
The sun., 1914-09-03
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered al Albany Yesterday
Rhine Pliding Company, The Bronx; capi-
tai $500: directors. Herman Abramson,
Betrnor Ichu and Henry Huggenslig. The
Bronx. S.w York city.
Hair Hollows Realty Company Brooklyn.
capital. 81. 600: directors, Leon Louria, Henry
Kane and Isaac :. Gsraeison, BROOKLYN
The sun., 1914-09-03
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Sept '2.--These army or
ders were issued to-day:
capt. Mathew 4. Kcasoner, medical oorpa,
Is relieved from duty at the Rockefeller
Institute. New York city and will report
Henry j Nichols, medical corps is relieved
from duty at tho army medical school.
T Ss 10 the Of ssn Gsns
The following changes In the assignment
Of oineer: rd OF he nhn n1@nIry arm are ordered
Col. Francis kernan. sixth Infantry,
tIsn'tsrrsd , TO The ThirtesIth ITf"n'ry' vice
col Herman viii sail on or about october
T. io' t%T MsniS III and nroHsaa join his reS
United states and repor, TO tho Adjutsnt-
General Of tho army for further orders
upon M1'Ii his r% oWn appSation. is ds;aied 'e" as
professor OF military science and tactics at
fhe North, Dakota Agricultural College
Frs, Lieut. Harry w. Gregg, signal ocrp,
4. relieved from duty WIN shs second d.
and report to the officer in charge Wash
Ing on-Alaska military cable and telegraph
caG, cnsrI.. l. rS:,sI rs %eaicA die rsS sGTp.
ssgns. Sgny dsPoE Dh :aI% s. Of GHs Tndma.
Raymond medical ssorPS. " r,,..,,
siScum, % New YORK, and report in person
10 the oommsndins Officer a; "a, Pos, Pos,
his ntness for detail In the aviation seotior
OF the signal corps
second Lieut. Lcslie Macgill coast ar
,rlery corps IL detailed In the aviation sec
tion OF the signal Corps as an aviation
student
These navy orders were issued
Lieut. s. g Loomis, from the South pa
kota 10 the West Virginia. Lieut.. II G. Ia
vits tiunior grnde). 10 Naval Academy
Annapolis, Nd
/ MARINE CORPS,
| FIRST Lieut.. G. r r price, from the Firs
! brigade Vera cruz. TO navs hospital. Nor
| folk: First Lieut. y, j. smith from m
| North Carolina to duty as assistant NaNl
' Attache Paris,
The sun., 1914-09-03
BUY RoCKAwAY PARK HOME.

The Lewis II. May Co has sold foi
and \. Rutledge cottage on the cast
sde OF Eighth avenue. Rockaway Park
l. l., 10 J. and II. Holler for occupancy.
The sun., 1914-09-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

.oD sT 9i7 W-Joseph Hamerman vs.
Sperry & Hutchinson GO ct al Apr i6
sllI? l?n, n,y ici-iisas,c Glassmarn VS. M,csaei ssSi
Sussman ct al, June 4, leli...,.,. VII
Eth ST, .9O--E Eichenbsum Bros vs. Joseph
Wallman ct al. Aug -. lsl2. 'Slbe'1b
The sun., 1914-09-03

Az. n. cor i7oth ~ sIilNiOs9
--Beatrice ScheiuherE TO Joseph Sons!u Co
Inc. l3ii BriA'ow -. Aug -. mtg VIZ. 900 /,
atty. l. T g. T co. lGo Bway ...,.. 800
The sun., 1914-09-03

Scheinberg. sss r i7oth a.. pr mtg. si2.-
600; Aug IS due Sc as per bond atty,
l. T a + 90. loo Bway y..,......... $4,000
The sun., 1914-09-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. cor sist st. ioc.exs?os- 8
/ 7 Hungerford Brass & Copper 60 vs.
Wm I Walter, Rosie Bernheimer and
Lehman Bernhelmer, owners; Fulton
BUILDING Co. Inc, lcssee Fleischma9n
Bros & 90, contractors ..,...fl, ,6l0.2o
tTH Az, 43i--Nathan l. RAIDER " George
Townsend, owner; Elm, Enoch & CO,
RIVERsIpE DRIVE, E 3 whole front be,
tween 1ilst and ii2d SITS, Y i p
Zurla Tile co, Inc, vs Newmark Davis,
owners and contractors. ......... f3,sl7 30
ROADWAY, 1850 TO l6s4-Electric Car
rlage Call and Speciality Co vs. Geo "
earle. Jr and Ames + Emo, owners. Delta
Theatre Corp, contractor ..,..,,.,.. l,l50
1e,rU ST, 5O2 E--MRx Pollnk VS. Thomas
Nugent, owner; Dandignac Murray,
2p AV' 4S5-Nathan l. RAIDER vs. Harry
HenIck owner; Domeuico Cummano les
see: Elan Enoch ~ co, contractor. O.. si5
,sp at. la W-Frauk Mahcr ct al vs.
Rerghoff Brewing GO, owner Vaudeville
comedy club, contractor, -. :. -, 1265 o
aOtTU ST. 4es to 43s We W Roll Co VS.
John Doe owner, Orosant CONSTRUCTION
ipTvERsipE DRIVE, 5 . cor It2d ST, iO2x
iiO-Rapp Copstruction co vs. Newmark
Davis. Inc, owners and contrac-
| tors ..,,...,..,,.,,.,,,,, FS,767
Bronx.
/ ,,rlIr AyE Az lGGg=rlty Kalnmein Co
The sun., 1914-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 525 Sun ses- s27 Moon sets. ..tia
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN AN
sandyHk o'5i Gov Island 7Is Hell Cato o %
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'K :. 20 Gov Island i:iO He'll Gate. 2 50
Arrived ed-wFBNFSDAy. September ,.
IS HeiE olay. Io3O p. NJ. September 1. Copen-
hagen, August 20.
S. Csrpathis, II O5 p. NJ. Gibraltar. August q
SIS Berlin. A 4. NJ Chcoutlmi. August IS
s. lkaria $50 NJ, Rosario. July 20.
s. Santa Isabel \. NJ. Havana, August 2s.
So Colon. 7I5 4. II. CriStobal. August ~.
IS Numurl 81. NJ, HavOa, August %.
81 II Norte 3i5 a NJ. Galveston, August n.
SIS lddcsleigh. 5i5 a. Nj Philadelphia. Sep
| S. Sgio. sA NJ, New Orleans. hugus,,s
s. singapore. 9:25 NJ. Buenos AyreA
| July Is
IS Caraca. ITO p NJ. San Juan. Augus -
! SIS Verona p. NJ. Naples, August 81.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Ca-erta from Genoa.
SIS La TourAinc, from Have.
| IS Re dltslla, from Palermo.
| s. Coamo. from San Juan.
! IS Iulla. from Marhcaibo
| So Moro Castle. from Havana
The sun., 1914-09-03
MORTGAGES
downtown.

South Of Fourteenth 81
LEWIS ST. IS 1919 u Broome -. c5N--
Settie K~auss 20 Hannah BRAIN. $50
Hunts Point Az. Aug 81. pr mtg. l?s oo". {.
duc Jan 1. 1917, p c. atty, Geo \ stein.
muller. 1911 80 av ............. $500
ATTORNEY ST iOq-ill cor Rivtugion
-. t0Sio 8 Lewis Kresner 20 jacob a
Meyer Rosenberg 1890 TN nv. AUG 2si
pr mtg $50 ooo.t yrs. p C.. attys. Tci'en.
stein & X jog bwly iiio,,,' ., s'.Tc.yoo
Katie Gran v T!tl" o r 20. i76 .rway,
Aug IL. due &c as per bond .... SO 900
5TH ST. 2ia-2i5 y. y; J'h =, 2Ss-3tl
Rlger l33 w lG1th 81, july :, demand. .
c. attys. Hoailey. l. 4 J. :: w,Gitn
III ST, go =. y ). 5's 10 " "a ay. i = z,
'2l--Jos Wollman ann 20 Morris
Klaus. 1870 Bedford av, Bklyr Sept !.
due. e., as per bond; atty Elchhorn,
WEST WASHINGTON PL. s, 400 y
9th av. .2X0T--Thcresl Lennon to VIM II
f'urbush. Camden, y Y. June 22. due July
8 1915. - @; a'tys. Gelier. r 4 ~
wEsT IwNtAsffiNGToN ri. 5. 900 n v
9Th av. ttNe1-wash!ngton Place Bidg co
20 Peerless Holding GO, 80 cedar =. sep,
., ~. p G. ATTY. l. 1ns % iSo
cd s o.
The sun., 1914-09-03

RATHGATF Az, lG62-NIty kalRmein co,
Inc " Rathgdte Realty Corporation
i.oui. 1ireenberg Louis Altschuler and
Louis Wiener, owners. Louis Wiener con.
tractor .,...,... .,'.,t. .'.'-.t.. .t'.t. " 10
The sun., 1914-09-03
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of owner and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted ad-
dress party of second part)
The sun., 1914-09-03
East side.
East ot Firth nv. between Fourteenth and
ilo'h s'sD

lsr Az. a.. 4. :22 18th st. 2ox7s-Msyer
sumter 20 Loo Proper & ano, zoe Il
sl.' ~, sept. g. pr. mtg 500, due a., Pcs6o
SAP sr n = 81 ay, 2ollx5l.l--
Jeanette Rothstein 20 Jacob Danger &
suo. ear. lti Willoughby sv. Bk.yn pr
mtg $4,000 yrs, p C, Sept I atty. Goo
J. Sfaluan. 40 Nassau 81 ........ $1,000
9iST Sr. p 2,O "a ay, 5oNl 100 s-Heurv
T. S'roh 10 simon j Stroh, l61 90th ST.
sept s, yrs, @, ATTY. VIM \ Cans.
% Rector - ..................... 81, 600
PARK AZ. rae W .. sot n s5th st. 25 *
100. pr mtg t25 0O0-Armory HI Realty
60 20 Nathalie Never. 1926 Park av sept
!. yrs c. atty, co, lI5
Pway .......,............ 900
The sun., 1914-09-03

PROSPECT pt. n . cor I2d At, i7ir5s--
Jehnie stuart tn Tobie Davis Gl7
tauidwell av, mtg $4,000. Aug az atty
Aired II Olena lt9 Bway............si
bsTH ST. Sc. ldO Madison av. 7,sx irrcR
NI5Nlo0h-Akron Bldg 60 to swetiand
/. realty co. 2S9 W seth 81. Sept I attys
narker. ID & w, % Nassau st........ 800
lST AN, =. g2.2 76th ST. ?os7s-fco
Nropper ~ al TO Meyer sumter. l45s lat
Az sept l, mtg $4,000. atty. T q CO.
s5p st, a. ~ Sd sv. cOiix5il-Jacob
bangler and ano. eNrs Geo Ketterer, 10
Jeanette Roths,eln. s29 l. SAD ct. all
tito mtg $4,000, Sept. J. atty. VI "
DIST ST. Si6-is l., = $50 I'd av. COZ
zoos simon Stroh to Hy Stroh, i72
soth II. Sept Il atty. VIM A Cans. 2
PARK Az is2s. . So. n 'st,s ,, a. -
loo-Nathalle Meyer to Armory nm
hSal,y 60, lOst lexington av mtg t25, .
600. sept I atty. r G. Go. lTs Bway. . 81 80
lo2D ST, :il +, =. $50 . 81 av, 24llx
lO0.ll Noreclus Sept 2p--Denis OF. Co
halsn. ref. 20 Benz r Blair. Glen Ridge.
j, trustee Alex W Shepsrt. sept 2;
httys, Fletcher. Me G l2s
o.. s..s ~ 4
The sun., 1914-09-03


Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WATER Sr, $40. n cor SCANNED At, 80.
24.lN6s-Att-f Rosenberg to Victor Nc
Llure at Hartford Conn Sept l. mtg VS.
$50 attys. ID l. Hitinsky. S92 Bushwick
LEWIS ST, ., ilo 3 Broome at. 25S
l0o-Benj Topper to Kettle Krauss, $50
Brook av. Aug 81, mtg s2o 900; atty, Geo
~ Steinmuller, 1911 Sd av,.......... 500
WOOSTER ST =, 100 Bleecker St - sN
lOO-News'ste Co to ST Heier's Holding
20. All liens Aug 81; attys, Rogers q
WEST wAsHiSGToN P1. las W. n.,. 500
" eth sv, 22X97--wm II Furbush ct al
20 Theresa Lennon. sis " gi,h st. all
az, liens June 22 atty. l. Co. l6o Bway 81
WEST WASHINGTON PL l27, n =, s22 "
ON av. 22xg1-Mary I white ct al, exrs
Alfred l. White, to same. all liens. June
WEST wAsHiNGToN pr. i!5 al, .,Ss7 ~
Theresa Lennon to Peerless Holding Co.
80 Cedar ST. mtg $4,000. Sept 2 atty.
SAME pRoPERTY.Peeriess Holding co 70
Washington Place Building 60, Inc 10 Il
Ipoth 81 mtg $4,000, Sept :. atty,
18TH ST. 7os p. rs. es.'5eAv c. 'ssio,fos
Eflay Realty a Holding co to Harris
hopHk 9GS Y sth -. mtg 1900 AuE o..
atty, II q Co. l7B kfOn
The sun., 1914-09-03

fWcst OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
li0th sts1
18th ST. = $50 " 7th sv. l5xlOo.J--
Farmers Loan & Trust Co & ano, eSrs &
trus to Mutual Life lns CO OF y Y. -
Nassau st. Aug -. due as per bond. 10000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north Of 10th ST.
iiiTH ST s. ?75 Lenox av s7.6x7llp-
lllth street Const Corpn to Lawyers Title
lns & Co. 100 Bway, Sept /, yrs 5
iifTH ST. SIS. 1875 Lenox ay. s7ss,iiS~ ,iViSD
same 20 Herman Rosenbaum Lawrence,
J.. sept !. yrs c. atty Kurz,
il.TH ST, IS, 2ss PARK ay. 5..6x;;s'iiw Eli
Dorothy wilmer 70 Nathan Horwftz, III
6pc; ATTY. Benz c Ribman, 367 Fulton
IisTH ST. 10 y. =. :s5 Mad aJ' :SS Xxx
ii-Max Leserman to Abr Gussow:
i.'V hiy Dr. sfpl J. yr' 6 p c; atty, u
ilSTH ST 5, ID " Madison az. sl,'ixf6ov III
rss a"TlsT 10 .l21So h2ms Of Rs DsHsHiers q Is
Eg wW'Gs 5000 : yT;. e Sept ,s,iy;
i2?p ST, = $50 " 30 av, .tix7i5S irreg
7,s sth 's's st. sept 'of's y2. yq hm g. AmSs at.ys
L& wsinOer ger, Beekmsn st 81, 900
Inc to Edw 4 Ridley. Fanwood i' y j.
HGM.I: HTSPt Sus SEP, 3 l'it 1's stEsS 5oS
AuprBoS Rv x S'SC cor is5,h St isx5o $500
I9h9 Ii,h 9,,isy Folsy to Emigrant. Ind Saw, Bank.
atty. Seaman, 81 chambe2as St 81 800
Bronx.
borough OF Nhe BronN)
LOT 80, map portion Hunt ssta-Leah Pearl.
's g iy' aiy GS'E BaseSer. %SS S''i i,ss Wsa.fkef
BEi.MoNT Az. ':ssi. -. aoxioo-saiiv,a.t,oTc lore
! remallo and another. 10 Emauuele Mot
r2 %n mtg wis%''G%g ssSS %us e. e. NsS ;4. EsG T. S,y
16,,H4T9S MGS,S ET NSw FIsld
] A He's simmer l09l
Ey.T. s S.Ht a. S.;,y r, 3 g. atty. 'Gnn ooo
a'TTa WatoS1a s @aa las G' G Rsy Rti %1S u
Esstohester SAVINGS Bank. o South 81 ay
ATTY AZ 'iIa"S Lawyers : tt CO, 80 nrSosS.
NNNrSHALiE Av v :, lots Il Is, map par par'
ef Anthony Estate, 5oxSe 2H5i ,sKs0 I:
John j. Pheian 10 Annie Il Kpatriek
sept / 8 yrs. 81 p c; atty, Lawyer.
pEcATuR Az 27'Si ir,s. = 40. ptOSiO9mFrSs:. re-.
as 'p,r per bond atty r c & T Co, i7s nroad
yRWYSkANr Av, IS. es7.s 'i72d st. sT,sxiO,
-Liszie |. Brush 10 Lawyers II | & T Co
40 pTay sep, is6 J. ny yrs 5r ei e s,ty. SG
IA TO III, map Lohbeuer PsrkHRosl
Kirchhein to Hedwig koempol, ?5l ,,
san - seq so !; nu yrs 81 atty, + 40 \
SANE PRoPERTY~.samc Or 1E to Roet Kos@ ;o,GU
pei, Jr, ?Sl p ss'h St sept l. yrss
JACKSON Az, :, 72 1880 st, 81 5xsb--
! Aide Constr co. Inc to Lawyers Mort
co. SO Liberty ~: sept 2; due Sc rs pc
bond: atty T q q T 90. l7G Bway, ss2, 90
18TH ST 57s-7s 2, ., b0XlO0--Hogan
! pi Genno Constr co 20 David ~ Veitsch
1873 Bergen ~. Bklyn; sept .; yr'
& p c: atty. + q & r 90, l76 Bway t32. 90
SAME PROPERTY--Same To Dora Schwenc
32OO I'd av, pr mtg, 1000; sept - 2 yrs
= ETY. same co, is,;n :, a, Sop s.I,
reg--Bernard Bernstein TO Ida 4 Lemor
7a5 Quincy 81, Bklyn; Aug 2S; Nr
c; atty, J Brady, :Ss5 Nslentin
cRoroNA Av. cor 10th r., ssssioo 6
/ sfllxlOs7-Jos Sonsin Co. Inc to BeatriC
The sun., 1914-09-03
LoNo ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL. Garden City, rooms
baths. every improvement; near station
sil.7OO; $1,000 cash. balance like rent
POST. 437 Fffth Ave.
The day book., 1914-09-19

~
interesting. He is married. He
studied evangelism at the Moody
Bible Institute. At other times he is
reported to have been a surgeon, den
tist and professional stool pigeon.
Sensibaugh's methods first came to
light when Williams started out after
the old Erie Hotel, Rev. Elmer caus-
ed the arrest of the proprietor.
And in open court Williams ad-
mitted that in order to obtain evil
dence on the place he had Sensibaugh
and two other of his stool pigeons set
a trap for the place.
Two of the stools took a DECENT
GIRL to the hotel, rented rooms and
remained in the rooms for over an
hour. Sensibaugh stayed on the
outside.
Sensibaugh was also Williams pal
the night Elmer disgusted every one
present at a night session Of the
O'Hara vice commission by dragging
a man and woman out Of bed in
North Side rooming-hOUse and rush
ing them down before O'Hara.
There the woman was forced to SIT
before a gaping crowd until Barratt
O'Hara, chairman of the commission,
became so incensed he stopped the
proceedings and told the woman to
90 home. And then as the couple
were leaving Williams had them ar
rested.
Rev. Williams was very peeved
when he first was asked about the
case. He at first denied any inform
alton to the press. Later he said
Sensibaugh hadn't worked for him
for year.
Nothing has been heard of Sensi-
baugh since yesterday, when he
packed his suitcase and Left
TO BACK WILSON IN 1916
The day book., 1914-09-19

do to others will some day come back
to you. 1 have had my experience in
this world. You have taken all had
from me-my name and an.-Myr-
tIe."
The girl was rushedrto the hospital
by DR.. Oliver Alyea, who gave her
emergency treatment. Her condition
is serious.
81 feared that DR.. Sensibaugh was
going to leave me. His wife is suing
him for divorce and / am sorry that
I had any part in their troubles.
81 saw no way out of the circum-
stances I am in and do not want to
live any more if I have to go on iv-
ing under such conditions. If can
not be a good girl, it is better for me
to die"
Sensibaugh was Williams right
hand man in the old days when the
Reverend Elmer was chasing the Un-
fortunate women of the underworld.
In order to get the goods on people
Williams and Sensibaugh used to re-
sort to the un-C n-Christianike method
of setting traps.
It was while SensibaUgh was an
Evangelist" that she met him, the
girl claims. Two years ago, while
only a girl fresh from school, she did
a very foolish thing.
The foolish thing occurred after
a Joy ride with a party of which
city official is said to have been
member. Before the joy ride ended
the girl was arrested.
Later she was paroled to Sensi-
baugh.
She has been under his care"
since. Three weeks ago the girl
rented a room on the second floor
of the Oak street house. A few days
later Sensibaugh took a room on the
The day book., 1914-09-19
TO BACK WILSON IN 1916

Springfield, H., Sept. 19.-Wood-
row Wilson for president in 1915 will
be the leading plank of the Demo-
cratic state platform, it was an
nounced by the resolutions commit
tee yesterday. Other planks were
still under adVisement,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
ANOTHER PIONEER
 OVER LAST DIVIDE

Nicholas Haley, aged 75, one of Alas. ka's oldest pioneers, who has resided in Sitka for 47 years, died at St. Ann's hospital this afternoon from old age and general breakdown. His daugh- ter, Miss Julia Haley, accompanied him from Sitka a few days ago and was with him to the last. Deceased leaves besides his wife and daughter, three sons, two of whom are now in Sitka, and one in Oregon. Dorothy Haley, who was Goddess of Liberty on the Fourth of July at Juneau, and her brother, Donald, are grand children,
 Nicholas Haley came to Sitka about the time Alaska was being taken over by the United States from Russia. He was a United States soldier. Mrs. Ha- ley accompanied him to Sitka, Haley later engaged in prospecting and oth- CT pursuits about Sitka and accumu- lated much valuable property.
 No arrangements have as yet been made for the funeral.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
AMERICAN WOMAN SEES
 BATTLE OF AERoPLANEs

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Mrs. M. E. Harris, of West Montgomery, Ala, arriving from Europe today told of witnessing a battle in the air be- tween French and German aeroplanes near Elten, Belgium. She said: Many shots were exchanged. The train on which we were riding halted sud denly. Soldiers disembarked, and trained their guns on the Frenchmen. Presently one of the French machines wobbled for an instant, and then fell to the ground"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19

 DOOMED

LONDON, Aug. 19.-BrusseIs will be the first European capital to fall.
 The largest German force which has yet shown itself is ad- vancing from the East.
 Belgians and French are stub bornly cOntesting their advance.
 The Council of State, in tears, abandoned the city.
 The statigists of the allied armies have not dispaired, and have yet other plans for defeat ing the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
G.-T. LINER IS TOTAL
 WRECK

VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 19 1.-The Grand Trunk Pacific steamship Prince A bert, bound for Prince Rupert, is reported a total wreck in Brown Pass, Chatham sound, near Prince Rupert. The fate of the crew and passengers is not known, but itis believed that they are safe. She is supposed to have struck the rocks while in a fog.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
Britain's Second Army Is 10000 Strong
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
 LACKS SUBSTANCE

SARATOGA. N. r.. Aug. 19. = The Republican State convention convened here yesterday, and was addressed by Senator Elihu Root, the only Republl- can remaining in high office in the Empire State. Senator Root declared in favor of another trial of the Repub- lican policy of a protective tariff. He asserted that in the controversy with the Democratic party the Republican party stands alone a sane adversary "as 1t is plain that the Progressive party never had any real substance, having only the powerful personality of Col. Theodore Roosevelt behind 1t"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
CHINA MAY GET
 KIAOCHAU BACK

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. - Charge d,Affairs von Heimhusen. of the Ger man embassy at Washington, yester' day informed Secretary of State Wii' liam J. Bryan that "the best thing Germany could do to prevent the slaughter of Germans at the Chinese province of Kiaochau, China, would be to cede the province back to China"
 He sounded the Secretary of State on the proposition as to whether tho United States would use her influence to protect the neutrality of the couu. try as Chinese territory in the event 1t was so turned back absolutely with out any reversionary rights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
GERMANS ADMIT REvERsEs
 IN ALsAcE PROVINCE

BERLIN. Aug. 19-The Wolfe News Bureau admits that the Germans have sustained reverses in Alsace since their victory at Mulhausen. It says that after the first series of French vic torie in Alsace they were driven ou. of the country toward Belfort; that later the French returned and defeated the small force of German artillery that was in their front, capturing two bat teries which had become disabled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
WeIdeleIche Laid AwaY.

Death came to the SitKa pioneer while members of the Alaska 'S7 Pic neerss" and of Igloo No. 6. Pioneers oi Alaska, were gathering for the funer al of Wes Weideleiche, Juneau pic ner, who was buried here at 2 p. m Rev. George E. Renison delivered the address in the chapel of the c. w Youn company. The following served as pail bearers: w. J. Harris, Aller James, Jack overman. Tom Smith Willard Northrup, Doc Carver. There was a very large attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
Germans Fire on
 Troops of Italy

LONDON, Aug. 19--- A dispatch from Rome says refugees fromMad- eburg, Germany, report that German soldiers fired on 5000 Italians who were in the bar racks there, killing z and wounding 37.
 Some of the Italians had shouted "Hurrah for Italy," and the Ger mans became excited.
 The Rome dispatch says the Italians are greatly excited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
COUNTRY NEEDS SHIPS
 AND EXCHANGE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo says: "It is of vital importance to the country that two things be done as quickly as possible, first provide sufficient ships to move our grain and cotton crops to European markets, and, second, restore through the bank CTS tue market for foreign bills of ex' change.
 Grain is very pressing problem at the moment, because crops have been largely harvested and movement is already well under way. The cot ton movement is not advanced and will not be for few weeks"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
sERvIA AND MONTENEGRO
 ARE IMPORTANT FACTORS

PARIS, Aug. 1s.-The ferociousness of the attack on Austria by servia and Montenegro and the success that was attended their arms has delighted the French War Office. It is believed that it will necessarily put stop to the transfer of troops out of Austria.Hun. gary to the French border to aid tho Germans in the war in the West,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
VILE REPRESENTS
 ROYAL FRUIT CO

According to the Nome Nugget AL bert Vile, postmaster at Iditarod and we'll known in Juneau, is representing the Royal Fruit company, which is op- erating at Juneau, Nome, Seward and Iditarod. at his home town. James Protopapas, head of the Royal Fruit Co, is now at Nome and will remain there until the close of the present season when he will return to Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
FRENCH ADVANCING
 IN ALSACE

PARIS, Aug. 19--- The French invasion of Alsace continues. The advance which is pro- ceeding north is within less than twenty miles ofStrassburg. Itis es- timated here that near ly half of the province is under French con trOl.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
Army in Germany.

PARIS, Aug. 19.-Gen. Jos eph Joffre, commanding the French armies, reporting to the War Office, said:
 "We have conquered large portion of the Vosges valleys on the Alsation watershed, and oc- cupied position 32 miles inside the German frontier
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
MASTER BuILDEn MOUNTS
 EAGLE ON LYNDA BUILDING

This morning Master Builder orville olts, who has superintended the con struction of the big 5.story concrete zynda building, climbed to the top of the 35-foot flag stan and mounted an immense gilded spread eagle on the top. The big bird has a spread of three feet from tip to tip of the wings and creates striking appearance from it's loty height.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
Britain Has 22O,OOO
 Men on Continent

LONDON, Aug. 19--- The newly landed Brit ish expedition to France which completed disem- barkatiOn yesterday numbered 120,0O0 men, many of whom saw ser vice in South Africa. They include men in all branches of army ser vice. They are already under way to the front where they will join their comrades in the field.
 This makes 220,00O British soldiers on the Continent with the Bel gian and French armies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
POPE IS
 DEAD

ROME, Aug. 19.-Pope Plus died this evening of a broken heart.
 He took the holy sacraments late this afternoon when it be- came evident that the end might come at any moment, and re- vived. He quickly passed into a state of coma again, and the end came tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-19
Kitchener,s Last Words.

LONDON, Aug. 19. Lord Kitchener delivered a soldierly homily to the men of the Brit ish expeditionary force. After >citing that they had been order edabroad to help their French com2Sdes against the invasion of a comnapn enemy, he enjoined:
 Do your duty bravely, fear God and honor the King"