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Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
GrprO6aua Ser a~auaIidIsnIen.
arsuscr 00enOer" iOa 5u benz 3~ef
i'm Mirs ben 0anaI pa1iereu.

can Diegos Sal. 6. 6e6r.
Nfit Dem ibm Uon Oberlt @oetbalS
q~eaebenen geripredeiL Bob ieiu
Gdiff 6os critic fem weroe, pCIhes
ourd oen ponomofanoI fabren ioa,
lit Qommanoer Ncbcrtion NIT Dem
Qrcr3cr uOenDcre pom Der Bun0es-
marine bon San Diego abgeanngen.
@ie MobertIon nlsiagt, benbiidtigt
0bcrIt @octbaIs ben Qreu8er Den.
Der" On0ll 81 eebrau6eH, Inn Die aa-
nalIdlIeulcu at crproben. ebe Der Sea.
ua[ mirflib er0ffnct mir0. Wenn
uidt oaS Observation-Disclosures ben
4lan@ oetbals Gu0crt, ipirO bic Den
Der" AM Is. Ml1rS bel Balboa in Oest
9onal einfnbrerL Oieicu bis nod 50.
ION paIlieren ulio 0ann mad Der pa
ciiiihen Qiilte 5uriidtebrcu.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
3tit gewOnatn
@erISnaermna Der 9ampfcrpOol-Se.
ltimmmaaem fiir@aTasiere MnO6radIt
bis GnOe Oes WDnnts.

Samburg, 6. 6c6r. Soii gu
nu~ferridteter settle p~erlantct, oaI
Ser Norootlautiihe Dampferperbalr
ueuerOiuas 9erbonollngen nit Oel
.Somburq Amerifo ! 2inie" all
bobnte, I'M Belt Oafiir 81 getDinnen,
einen Iltsaleid Der belfebenoeil DIfi
ferenaeu 3u erm0gliden.
Ger 8erbono mahte 81 Dem @toe
rem NorIdlag, Die ~geplanten 3anlpf'
moBreqelu iiir ben Sebritar nod 81
unterlaIiet, 70 Dab Die gerbultnillr,
ME fie fir ocn 3wiidenoefs- n1o
Traftperfebr inter DEM Yool-ab'
fomrncn bis gum einimooreiBlglteli
0sonllor brltanocn, dltfrcdt erDalten
mer0en miir0en.
@ie Die Qeitimg Ser bieIiget gro
rem Ghiffabrts @eieaihait ii6 ~
sem goridlag itelt, lit i'm ailgen'
Hid nidt sl ermitteln. 9o6 battc
nos Nefomntmeroen DTS &Ori6leg
iofortiqes 5teigcn BON ShifiabrtS
Nftien on Ser 8orie sur 6olge.
Gen Nerbono bilOen Der ngloroo-
QIon0", Sic vGeO Star Cine" mo ore
.Soaouo Imcrifa : 2inie".
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
0ren5iUadje a~mfSebOben.
MiROR's HrOflam0tion mirft mic
Elm 2nnherlnnrf.

Douglas, gri3, 6. Se6r. Sn
folge Der Proclamation oes Yr1li.
0enten @iIlon. mcIdes 0nS @er6ot
Der Nitsiubr BON Naffen uno aricas
nnlnition nab Merifo auibebt, 800
0ns @nuptqiinrtier 0eS 8. YnaOcs
GopnIlerie- NegimentS ole YatroniI
len bon Der @reu6e 5llriif. 9ie Der.
IdJie0cnen Yatronillcii babcn lire be
lon0cren Eager entlang Der @rcn3c
oufgebobcn mo lamnleln li1 III I'll
lcm SanptIagcr, pclhcS fnlnn cine
Wfeilc BON bier eHtfernt Iicat.
loh Ocn bier eingegangcncn Be
ridten iinO siueibuioert 0rIcrtcnrt
ncn SuertoS Nrlnec bel oen@orpoltcn
ser Tebelen BEL Ga 9alion, Sonorn,
cingetroffen, Dcld)e iagtcn, lie lcicn
nod beitieem 2nmpf nit ibren Iona.
len anmernoen ourdgcbrohcn, hit
ten nber feline Yerluitp crIitten. @ie
lie b%ebaupteu, fms iie IN SucrtoS
0icnit se5nnmaen moroen ulto babcn
LETT Wonnten feline gobnlnig erhol
ten
@ouberncirr Sole ". Maptorcus
pom Scnorn lit BON GuIiacn mad
Sermoiiao nit Der MeIouua 3llriid
getebrt, @enerdIGnrrnn5a mcroe ihnl
in fur5er 3eit nllf Dem @cae nadl
CHIHUAHUA ioIgen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Der ucltc 0mrs I'M ReidslanS.
OreisSircftOr Mabl tanid)t Pint nit
OlltNent1djem.

NprIiu, 6. 6ebr. 8egellllbcr
nprt reiten Rurs in Sen Neid)slallocn,
mic er oltrcb Die mebrerwdbntcn @r-
,l%enulluocn fir oie soften ocsStnatss
Iefrctars uno zines llnterltaatslctrc.
t6rs onqe3cigt morocn 1T, bcflllIocll
Sic biiraerlid1en 8ldtter algenietll
oroBe 8uriidbaItiing. geur Die llIlts'
IiberaIen Graane ergeben lID VI
Ghimpfereien.
@rnf Mpe0ern, Scr nelle Stadtss
5pfret6r i'm Miniltcrium gliaB.SotD.
riuaens, fonfcrierte NIT Dem JteId)5-
fonslcr BON 8etbrlorm Soupeg Damn
crnpfino i'm ser 2ailer III 9luoien5.
Der ,lIclle Manu~ reiIte oarallf 10,
tort mad, 6traBburg ab, I'M itd) mn
Deu 4flidtcn Oes ieiner barrellOell
Nmtcs befurnt Sl MAIDEN. Sn6iDl'
Sdcn nimmt Der Gebraus lcinen Sort.
uol,o. 90 fauIht ser in liingiter 3elt
piclaenonntc @reisoireftor Weabl bon
3oberu I'M llnter*glaB nit oclll
Srcisoireftpr Or, 9eDcrleit BON
gbanu I'M Obcr-GlinB. 2cbtcrer 1T
Gin Mltocuiiher.
Ole gemcloeteBeriebullg oesObcrlt
BON Gcltcr nah 6ranffurt a. .. ..
ltno oes 9eltnants 6reiberr BON
sSorItncr nah 9romberg miro OILS eli
nc peiterc 8erubiqun0s : Mabregel
onerfannt. 9infsliberale 8ldttcr Re.
ben berpur. iDenn Die TerleBlngcI
friiber crfolgt mdrel, ipiiroe pieleS
ncrnie0cn morocn fem. Die iibriget
9eitimaeu bctonen. Die 8eriesilllN
Meutcrs oil Die Spite zines Der be-.
item Ic0iulcnter ici minoeltens feline
3uriidiesinia, cher cine ebrcnpolle
Mus5cihnmlg.
Winunebr miro alId Die boloigc
Niidfebr oeS 80. Snianterics yfegi'
nlentS ~criuartet.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Mtidsn nidlt phn. 0nmnf.

SoboIb Die acnDon Bin, tuelde sic
&otbliht.0 iitriftc in Der gumocS
bouptitaot nbidofft. POM 9%raiiocnten
mter5cihuct lit, pcrocn Better bon
0Gnicrn IN ioIden QiitriEtcu Die Gor
itititionalit1t DER Bill in oen @crid
ten angreiicn. Ter McdtSanmalt 81.
8. Weincr lit bcreits fir Die 6iibrrna
Der 31mpfe gctponicn por0crl. Gr
bcbauptet. Die Weitimmma Ser 9ia,
Dob Gilf aleemeincn Npf b%cariin0e.
te AllSinacn ihon gcniiaen lonen fiir
bic @eiucisiiibrnng. Dab in Dem b..
t~relfcuoen @ollc cin @emcinihoocll
berridt" Woroea oocr 9f6ltcigc
0lldrticr iiir mnmoraIiide 9iuede-,
olein idon 0os @cict oIS unfonItitu.
tionclle ItcnnpIe.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
@eb0rmiidter BrOteit.
WatiumaIbnnO beim SnnOesienatOr
nDrHeIig.


DDrWeIlig,
Son Oem Yr1IiOcnten 0es Deltld)-
4merifaniIhcu 9eationalbnnoes, Or.
Is. S. 9eromer, lit eiu lester 8erInb
II 0ie @ege gcIeitet worocn, i'm Der
Burnett fden ginman0erungs.8iu
I'M Senat cine 9tieOerloee 81 berei-
ten. Or. 9eralner bat tclegrnpbilb
uae Staatspr6liocntcn aufgeforOert,
Den @un0es ; Senatoren ibres Staa-
tes per 0rnbt einen Troteit gegell
ole Yaiiicrung Der Yorlage i'm Wn-
men Der Mitglieoer fires Terbanocs
5llgeben 6a Ialien.
Ser critic Staats Yrdli0ent, mel
der Der MufforOerrng 6olge ~Ieiltetc,
mar Sol. 6. g. 5tabl BON Grenton,
ser 8raiioent oeS Staats WerbanoeS
non gtetD Seriep. Gr ianOte oil Die
Senatorcn SamcS q. Wnrtine Mno
@iaialn @iigbcs cine 9cpeihe, Die
in oeutlhcr llebcricBling wie folgt
lautete:
oOie gntt5e Mit9lie0I6aft 0es
0cutid %nerifaniibcn Staats Der
6anoeS BON gicm. SerieD, beltebeno
ans 10000 Wiirgern mio W1blern
IN oieIem Gtaot, crludt Sic britt
JynS, gcacii sic Dem Senat untcrbrei.
etc giniuanOcrlm0s ; 9orlnge Sn'
tiunnlclt~.
SIN Namen oeS Nationolbmn0cS II.
elmer 5mci Miuioncn MitgIicoer bot
Or. Nerumer chen teIc0rapbiidci
Yroteit qc0cn oie Yaliierumg Der
Burnett fcn @orloge Oen Senat
iiberIanot. Gr crflGrt BARN, Dab Der
Yiloungstcit miini1ensnerte Gin.
manocrer icrnbalteu piiroe. un0 0aS
irlre ebcnio t0riht, tDie Wngeredlt.
IS bciBt in Dem Yrotelte neiter:
o@aS mir gebroiiben, lino sic &no-
den mno WiisfeIn BON gcllnt0cn Gin
lpan0crern, meld)c Die i1tpere Mrbeit
uerrid)ten polcn, Die 3ilr 8eltelIunJ
Oes @o0cns n%otpenoig lit, oannit Die
NabrrmgsmitteI YroOuftion Der
mcbrt miro un0 Die 2ebensunterbaI-
tlunasfoIten perminoert peroen. 81
tpic 9(rbciter III unicrcn groBen fa-
6rifonIagcn, oic ipilcns iin0, 0fc all.
trellacnoe f0rperIiHe Nlrbeit 5t TIM,
wclhc ein g~eborener Nmerifoner 81
ieiiten lid tpeigert. Die Giniponoe-
rqlnosiraae IdBt iid mr. ourd &C.
esgncte @ertciIiuq Der ginDonOerer
nibt olrb WilounoStcit".
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
ednIO ser nOsantndct1.
gat6eltanS I'D ermittelt lucr0en.


SauoelsiefretGr Ha0fielO e~rteiIte
Die @eiiltng sur @rbebung Der Be.
iduIoiguug Der Nahldifigteit gcgcn
&apit1n 0sman gerrD, Dem 3onls
monOeur 0es 0anpfers .gtantltdet
ron DER Mcrhonts mo MinorS
Stenmlbip Company welher AM
6reitag Dor odt Gagen oilf Der So.
&c Der 9iiite BON 9irgiria Den 9nnI.
pier .Wiouroe" BON Der DID 9omi.
lioit-2ine anronnte mo in oen@rlnO
.fobrte, mas our Solge bntte, 0nB 43
Berionen ibren 500 III ben Wellen
ianoen.
Die ltntcrili9lmg iiber oicYeibul.
)igiing miro oen DampferinipeftorcH
II philadelphia init Der 8~erfiigung
i%ibertraacn mer0eH, ben TatbeItaltO
icit3ultcncn mo cine gntibeiOnn1
uis5larbeitcn uio ein5ureihen. Die
ter Bei6lrB NOR ons Neiultnt elmer
i'm neutrality-suspicious. obgebaltc-
len @onfereu5 iiber cineu @criht 0eS
0ampierinlpeftorS sDepnrtcmeuts
n. s. EopIcD in Worfolf. go. Der
5cfret1r CAB onnah befannt, Oie
lorl1ufige llutcriuhung, uelde Der
lellannte sSnipeftor nu NorO Der
Jtmltlldct o~bgebalten bat. m0brenO
las 6n6r5elig iid nit Oei lIcberIe-
jenoen pom Der 0Monroe" all Noro
auf Der 5obrt nod Norfolf befano,
aiic oarani idlicBcIt, oaB ytahl0liig-
cit bon Ieiteu ocs 9opitdns BERRY
1orgclcgen babe. Gr icbt ieOoh bin
III, cs DiirOe Ourdaus nngeb0ria
ieiu. iibcr oieie 6rage 5ltr Belt Deiter
III urtcilelL ais Dob oos potIiegen0e
gefpeismaterial Die grbebung bon
acknowledgement gcgcil S9npitdn Ger
y u%otmenOig mode nnO Dob Die
ieincr SAulO ooer lInidulo
}rnl @cgenItauo elmer meitcreu lin
scriudJmg genlndt lucr0c.
@dbrcllo ole acknowledgement az.
zen &apitdli @errg llltcrlndt tper.
Sen, miro cir Spc6ialtomite ocs De-
u~ortcments, beitebcll0 ans George
ociu onfiidtfiibrenoen @ellc-
r~alinipcftor oeS 9onpfcrinipcfti-
onsOienItcS uno Dem 9tapigntions-
'omnliliar 6. z. GbamperIain, cine
Grmittclmng iiber Den Cat
nnO Die Y~eglcitumltdnoe Der
nornebmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
9iIbnnestsIt bleibt in GinUanOs.
rnngs.gia.
NmsnStment, Sas ale aiinten MnS
Nfrifaner ansldIiekt, 0bgcIcbnt.

NAttWvtuttutg que u HltuIeN inl
Nfritnner ansidIieht, %abgeIcbnt.
@rdiiOeut @ilion lit nit Dem gil
onngsteIt Der 0itrnetti den Ginuan
oerungsbia nidt cinbcrItanocn Bab
relio Der Erdiioent feline bc3iioIid,
9oltung nod nidt offi5icH oorgelegi
bat, neil. nie or Wciudcrn a~cacniibcl
fonltatielte. feincr Der Scnatorcll
ooer SnilsmitgHeOer. ipcIhe oic iii1
cenOen NoIlcn i'll Gimuan0crmiQS
angelegenbciten ipieIen, i6u 5ll Mate
Jc5ogen ooer aud mr. i'm icinc gn
'iht befragt bat. 70 0ebt aus 9cmcr.
tlngen bcrpor. ucId)c OR YrdliOcni
mocren Scnatorem acgeaii6cr aetait,
Dab CT ole Yia wdbrl6cinlid uctic
cen DiIrOc, ioutc iic oen NilolulNstclt
nod eltbalteil. ipclin lie 0as @cibc
SnlIs erreidt.
Yrolioent @ilion lit lid in oicici
5altlng, Ginmnnoerlmas . 9lnnele
lenbeiten bctreiieno. 0urdous fonIc
Tient aeblietci. Wis cr i'm 9ani
Der Frdiiocn idaItSFampogne 1912
)on Dem ReOnftcur OcS mnaoriIdu
9latteS .,WloaDar gtcpi5ouo". Seq
&enoe, bc5iiglid aciuiiicr Nrmrrtlm
zen iiber ole Ginwauocrmigsiraac
OeIde in eiilem ieirer iriibercn Vii
Der cntbaItcn limo, beirnat lplroa
lab Der Oamaliae WOupcnAlr uo'
]SciD Seriep Die ioIgenoc. nit icin,
'smnensumterihriit Ocriebeue Nli
Dort:
sd bin iiir cine ucrnimitiac 81
1r1ufIug Der ginmmOcrnia, bat
Der nidts pott g'clhr1nflmaSruof
cgelH. Oic cbrlide, iIeiBiac Mam
srnbalten iollcn, menn lic oaS il
ben, mas gInlerifn itetS oebotcn bat
cin g(Iul iiIr oieicui0cn Die eli
ircies 3el0 Iu1eu. Gic oon3e 6ra0r
Il iebr idpieriD, nbcr lie fam Iii
@erehtigfcit uno @roBmlt aeI0it
pcrOen. SD wiirOc feincu cbrlihcn
glltcn Manl ouslhIicBen, Der 0es
Antrieb bal. bierber 81 fomnleil lnat
fiir Die @obliabrt Der Ierrnigtel
&tuatcn al nrbeiten".
Ens Observation-Disclosures bat in
oeiien BEN @iIom9steIt i'm Ylenar
&omite no6 Itlnoenlanger Debate
0ngenommelt. 0as amenoement oes
gaIiforniers $opes. weIdeS aar
Niioten gbineien. Sopoller, SinOus
uip. iotuie aud Airifaner ouslhlieBt,
uno einen bon 0enroot, @iseunIin,
beautrngten 3uiab %abeelebnt.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
MiItdr.T tafffdnfe seplaaa.
sou iii elmer @arniion nniuelt Gcp
gorf erriAtet perbru.

Sine gin Des Scuotcrs O'Gcf.
man BON 0etu yort plant Die gimrid,.
tlng elmer NtiIitGrmulitiHule, elmer
QebrouEtalt fir Armee-N tMliter inter
Qeittliig zines @onimolIonnten, zines
MulffIirettors uub eines &nuptIeh.
rers. Der @euIunn0ant foI ben
Rang zines Obcritlclitndnt b1ben,
iu1brehb Der NiilftfOireftOr Dem Stang
eincs Majors. fem NHiiteut ben zines
9apit1ns un6 ser ~GnupimiiifIebrer
ben Nana zines llntcrIciitnnnts ers
haltcn. Nht 3ibillrbrer fir Snltrn-
mentoIlmulit nit einem SobresgebnIt
Don $500 nnO freicn Gllortier liuo
porgeieben. Ills Schiller loIfen mii-
Iifaliih begobte hinge Qeute I'M Nlter
pom IA bis 81 Snbreh nlIfgencnmclt
perOen. gllls oieien Ghiilern IoHeu
ole Mulifer fir Oie WiIit1rfopcnen
~bprporgeben. @6breHO Der 0cbr5eit
erbalten iie eincn GoIo bon $5.. mo
notlid nebit freier 8crpfIegune. Die
MuliferihuIe ion in elmer Biin6eS-
Garniion ttntpeit Der Sto1t Stem Dorf
eingeridtet tpcrDen- Sir bic grridD-
ting Oieicr 2ebranit1It lit cine Sum.
me BON $4,000, fir bic Weihnffuna
BON MufifinTtrumenten. Gebrbiifern
etc. Elm 8etrag BON $4,000 ausoe-
worfeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
rSapas" ltimmt ST.
Tradlt- nuS 3luiidenSedspOOl : Se-
itimmmnasn bis GuOe oes WiOnatS
DcrlGm9ert.

8remen, 6. Scbr. SttIdlell
miro born .NoroOcutiben Slogo
mitoeteilt, Dab oie9lnre9rng our yer
Ianaer.tlo Oes Groftenpools big eir
Sc SSebrllar 5mefS 3eitgepIllIllll9
fiir Sic Ginleitllna nclIer gerbatlOlllll'
oen pom Ser nSollouO ! Aulerlfa *
ME- a%tsqcgangen iei. Scr vgeorO'
Deittlde GIopo" uno Die ~ger 9tar.
Qiuie4 bitten inter Der 8colllgnl'J
allqeItimmt, oaB fir oieicn 3eltralIll
o,rh Ser 3miIdenoedSpool pcrlalgeTt
mer0e. Ga aud bic uSamburg-Amc'
rifo.qfnie~ Oieiem 8oridlag 8lIge,
Stimnt bat, miro Der Ausbrud) oeS
Drobenocn @atenfrieaes alif peItere
pier @odcu binatsgel1obett, arl S'l'
Be aals DermieOeit.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

Infer cbiges @igo sci0t @eupral
Wcnultialo Garrouod Oeu dilbrer Der
anfitinoiihen. Der lcIbIt unb ourd
ieine Undergraduate, lialneitIib DC
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
MeOaiac fir Sematur 9lOOt.

Gem GtaatsOepartemcltt ging Die
ool0enc McooiIIc 8it, weIde ocnlgsum-
S~csIcnator Noot fir ieine @cmilblm.
oen Inn sen @eItfrieOen BON benz gfo.
be[preis . @otnite Sucrfannt woroen
nno benz Genotor at iibergeben 1T.
MllBcr ser MeOaille crbdlt Ser Hoot
ciicu 9rc;s pou $4,000 in Soar
opIo-
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

GTL elaine @OIOins, cine DiHon8i1pimmern nit elmer Iangen Rdbs
bon StgesreiorDs, NOR bas ue nsibihe Msfen bns ben 0eriu& mobte,
hur& ben panamatanal gu fhpimmeu. Gs gsan9 ir ben ernen TiI ibrts
llntSns!msns gu OOnsnben, bod os fs bic @4lsuBsn srrsi4ts pisb Fs af
GMpitngteiten, bic ibWn 5ortfhrtt DerSogerter. Der 4annl 1T mebr
ais sisVs rasilsn lang BON 0ssan gu O8ean, unO Der i1Dkrigas Sell
!y .iHn sdaDinT1sr 1T bs DurBaaerung bss @otun Sees. pstsr nn'
tlri@ HpA NIT MnHer gefint 1T. Wiels Wlenen lang In rubgem Moher
81 f@piHvnen, Obne 9Hfe Der SLUT lit feline Isi9te aufsats SRI
SohRg II cine Der beHen Shpimmerinxen. i'm 2aufe unb ibr Weril9,
has 9eHpd bon &ommDbore Gilbert gropn naf5uobmsn. peIher Der GrFe
ps Der burh ben aonoI Ihpomm, gilt ols elm beOeutenoes ~untruebmen.
Dos Bib aest bic tHbne Sdnpimmerin bdm prifen zines @auerpOff'
hbdIsrs. ben fe fir ben Sal Der NDt ouf alien ibren Ionssn S9Utmm'
tcursa nit T4 fIbrk
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

Gem SalIs. Goinite fir Sen 0iitrift
Columbia lic0cn 5luei iebr ornltiIhe
Wclebporloaen Dor. Cine oerIeIben
nerbictct pcrfcttetc directorate i'm
0ntritt Columbia mo oie on0erc re.
ailicrt Die %eriid)erunas @cIellfof.
fen ollril, WciOc 8orlaocn mlroen
uolI cillcin Inter @onlitc beratcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

neral 8iaa, 70 B~fbaHtuloe grfolae Ct.
8ieIt bat. Die Stnotcn s;onofn.
Gbibnobua, Goabitila gmorqo Gi.
naloa, fur5 Die 9an5e l0roIid)c 01lf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-06
COMING EVENTS

Feb 10-Paul Voekler, lecturer, ly-
ceum course number.
Feb. 11-Oyster supper ct Smith
Restaurant, given by Methodist
ladies.
Feb. &C. o. F.. dance.
March 5-Jeanette King, reader,
last number on lyceum course.
March list. Patrick's dance, Wor-
dens opera house
March 25-Ripon College Glee Club
April 11-Easter sale, conducted by
Methodist ladies'
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-02-06
LADYSMITH MARKET
Corrected Weekly

The ladies of the Methodist socie-
ty will hold an Easter sale April. II.
There will be on sale aprons Qarge
ones for the ladies and small ones
for the babies), rugs, food, flowers,
etc.
Order your green hardwood from
Northern Supply Co., $175 per cord
delivered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
]. A. HELLENTHAL TO
 SPEAK IN JUNEAU

The second big Democratic rally of the present campaign will be held in Juneau tomorrow, Wednesday, eve ming in Juneau theatre. J. A. Hell lenthal, we'll known attorney and Democratic war horse, has consented to address the people on the issues of the day. MT. Hellenthal Is popular with Juneau audiences and many are anxious to hear him make an address on the present day problems of Al aska. There will not be dull mo- ment during the evening if Mir. Hell lenthal holds to his usual vigorous style of handling a subject-and it is believed that he is feeling in prime condition now for making warm campaign speech.
 This will probably be the last Dem rocratic meeting in Juneau before el' ection and it will be big one There will be other speakers, but Mir. Hel. lenthal will be given all the time ne, cessary to place his views before the people, even if it takes the entire evening.
 It is expected that there will be many from Treadwell, Douglas and Thane, and other mining camps in this vicinity come to the meeting and no doubt 1t will be a very large gathering and a successful meeting in every way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
GERMANS HAZARD WARS
 FORTUNE IN BATTLES

PARIS, Oct. 27.-The Ger mans are throwing the strength of the Empire against the AL lies on the west and the Russians on the east in an effort to de- feat their armies before addi- tional achievements will pre- clude the possibility of their sue cess. Disquieting information as to the number of men that Russia, France and Great Bri- tain are preparing to send against their armies have caus- ed the Germans to hazard the fortune of the war on a desper- ate offensive attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
FRANZ PERFORMANCES
 ASSASSIN CONVICTED

SARAJEVO, Oct. 27.-Gaviro Prin- zip, the assassin of Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand, who is declared to be re- sponsible for the touching off of the powder magazine of Europe, and Ora beez, the student, and Nedaljo Cab rinovich and 21 others, Prinzip's &C., complices, were found guilty yester. day of treason for their crime.
 As the court pronounced the verdict the rumble of distant artillery could be heard. The Servians have fought with desperation to capture the city and llberate the prisoners before they were convicted. All those convicted are Slavs.
 The court will pronounce sentence tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
ARTILLERY DUEL ON
 AlSNE LINE PROCEEDS

LONDON, Oct ETA supplemental report by the government press bu- reau says:
 "The quarries and caves which the British troops hold provide ample ac- commodations for whole battalions along the slopes of the Aisne valley. The sides of the slopes are very steep, and the men are we'll protect ed from the German shells. The trenches have been connected with underground passages so that the fire- swept zones may be crossed in safe- ty.
 "The boom of biz guns is incessant. Night and day the rolling echoes, like distant thunder, can be heard. At first the inhabitants of the district were terror stricken, but they have now become accustomed to the con: tinuous Dandemonium."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
GERMANS FAIL OF PURPOSE.

'ProbabIy 5000 Germans gave up their lives. They could not give more, yet they failed. How ever, the failure was not because they did not literally obey their orders. They crossed the water way, as they were bid, but they were moved down with rifle shot, torn into human fragments by shells, and bayoneted back yard after yard, over the mutilat- ed bodies of their own dead, in- to the waters of the canal"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
GOLDSTEIN
 EMPORIUM
 ENTERTAINS

They came by tens, hundreds, thousands - apparently all Juneau turned out last night to attend the great reception, marking the formal opening of Goldstein's Emporium, in it's new home, the splendid new five story Goldstein Block, which has been but recently completed. There were many out.of.town people to swell the throng. Special ferries brought peo- pie of Thane, Treadwell and Douglas, as MT. Goldstein's guests, and after ward carried them home again. So- ciety folk graced the occasion in large numbers, and the big stores took on an appearance somewhat resembling a holiday rush in a large city-minus the rush. The stores were filled with we'll dressed people who leisurely wandered about looking at the taste fully arranged stock and admiring the display fixtures and show cases which are the most elegant ever set up in Alaska. Greetings on every hand be- tween neighbors from each side of the channel mingling with the cour- teous welcome of Mir. and Mrs. Gold stein and their assistants, created a scene that was truly homelike and placed all at perfect ease.
 Musical Entertainment.
 The musical program, as was eX- pected. proved to be a most enjoy able affair and held the attention of all throughout, and called forth mark ed evidences of approval. Mir. Willis E. NowelIs rendition of Thomes Simple Confession" on the violin, was most pleasing, while he gave Wien iawskPs gay Mazurka with spirit and brilliancy. His violin obligato to Miss Shows song, ITO All Eternity" was
 Continued on page 5.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
ALLIES GET
 ANNOUNCEMENTS

LONDON, Oct. 27.-It is an- nounced tonight that the left wing of the Allies has been re- infOrced to offset the fresh Ger man troops that have been put into the battle. The new troops are going into action. Hundreds of thousands of endorsements are being hurried to the front by Great Britain and France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
GERMANS LOSE
 MANY ZEPPELINS

LONDON, Oct. 27.-A Geneva dis. patch to the London Daily Chronicle says:
 Tn spite of official German denials large number of Zeppelins have been destroyed since the beginning of the war. Two were destroyed by English aviators in a raid on Dusseldorf. Count Zeppelin has received orders to replace them as soon as possible. At Friedrichaon double crews of skilled men are working day and night to complete two. powerful Zep- pelins. At Dusseldorf and Hamburg new works are being hastily construct ed for building of more airships under the personal supervision of Count Zep- pelin."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
BATTLE FROM NORTH POLAND INTO GALICLA
NIGHT OF H f | | | N
 BELGIUM

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Mail correspondent wires that there were 2,500 bodies of German dead in the Yser canal this morn- ing after fighting all night. A great many were drowned. 9th CTS were bayoneted. The water of the canal itself is running red with blood, while the streets of DiXmude are strewn thick with the dead.
 He adds:
 "These ghoulish facts alone give some idea of the savageness of the fighting, the desperation of the German attacks and the stubborness of the Allies resist ance."
 Continuing the Mails corres- pOndent says:
 'Last night from dark to d
 "Last night from dark to dawn was a hell, filled with bIood-thirsty demons. At al- most every point in the line, man opposed man. Sometimes the forces were fighting several hum dred yards apart, but more oft en they were in close grip, with men face to face. They even wrestled as they died, drowning each other in the canals waters.
 "The Germans had orders to get through, let the cost be what it may.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
LAPS AFT TER q E R M A N
 GUNBOAT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-A note from Tokyo, requesting the expulsion of the German bunboat Geiers from Honolulu, was delivered to the State Department by the Japanese Ambas. sador today.
 The Honolulu authorities were or dered to report immediately as to whetber the Geirers Is seaworthy. If so, she will be required to depart at once from the American port.
 The Japanese note said that all re- pairs to the vessel have been com pleted, and that international law required that she leave at once.
 The Japanese expect to engage the Geiers immediately after she passes beyond the three mile limit
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-27
 CAPTURE
 ORDERED

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Co., penhagen correspondent of the London Times says that the Kali ser has ordered the capture of Calais regardless of the cost. The Emperor has staked the fate of his whole French cam- paign on the chance of success of the effort that is being made to turn the left wing of the AL lies and capture the English channel ports.