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$2o4,41O

Two Hundred and Ninety -four Ihonsand
Four Hundred and Ten Dollars has been set
part for the purchase for sinking fund purposes
oil lhtcavO. Bur iington and Quincy q. u. CO..
Nebraska Extension : per cent. bonds. due
Man .. 1927. at the lowest price not Ia exceed
Ito per cent. and accrued intcrst.
Sealed proposals 10 sell sad bonds. Endorsed
"PrOpO sails Of g., u. a q. Nebraska txtcn-
sion BONDS" will be received bv The New fnS =
land Trust COMPANY. Trustee. i35 Dcyonshite
ST, Boston Mass until Tuesday. May 10.
IOi 1, at Il oclork NJ. when The bids viii be
ope ned a nd the accep'cd bids viii he declared
Accepted bonds are TO be delivered 10 and
IA Id for by the Chica 90. burlington md Quincy
Ia llroad Co. at its office Scars Building. Boston.
Mass and interest on such bonds VIII Ccasc MAY
co. 1917 J.. u, O'CONNoR.
Bnston NAV l. 1914 Cashier.
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UB.TREASURY STATEMENT,
THURSDAY.

paid ny hh uol treasury to banks .., a2.I4t 90,
'N' 10 sub-Treasury $4,000,
A9.t 70 banks on days ,ransac
"o"' 49,. ...........,..... silsoo'
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
PAID ~ hNn, IreHsury 70 banks, s25.aT5 oOi
'""hs 10 sub-Ireasury lT3i30O,
Loss 'G 10 20 SSpk'. .,..,....... E,ss2O o
Npug week ''' PFC ,-oo oo,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THOMAS l.. MANSON 4 co,
Members Of
~ y and RostOn stock Exchanges.
100 Broa1iway. New York.

We take pleasure In amounting MAJ Mt
to our arm as genera. partner
- THOMAS l.. MANSON co
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HOLDERS
COLLATERAL TRUST FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF 2002
Rock Island & PaCifiCR. R. Co.

m m e b Ten
n rof
a n
u rom the
secrea Bonds n coap nnarin
IN Us e By trans
dby Of viii
by Iepon TO a n NJ
stng hccrir tcsofd deposit o
The IL % Of
: he t
Trm
rdcrne her o III
O ,ssece,ar
Ma
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ommit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

The Liverpool market was quiet. There
was quiet business in spot cotton. with
middling points lower at 1854. Sales,
vooO bales. Receipts, none.
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n. VI. bids to Liverpool were: May,
isei July 1888. october. 1856. The
market there is due TO open to-day ~
points lower to IA points higher.
Port receipts and stncks ue,a.
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Receipts from customs yesterday sIs'"6
from internal revenue, ordinary t,P,.'s; cor
se0i oSs.
National bank notes received for redemption,
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for April 20 shows
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Imports Yesterday. 13.70s bales. Tot
mus var THIS season. s,02S,77s bale
against 7.66i,95O bales last wear
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Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy r. r. Co.
WANTED FOR SINKING FUND
C.B.& @. Nebraska Extension
-FOUR PER CENT BONDS

As provided In the Trust MORTGAGE OF tho
Chica 90. burlington and Quincy Na!l Com
pa ny, dated May .. 1857, the sum OF
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REFUSES TO RESTRAIN
UNION PACIFIC MELON
Appellate Court Dismisses Equi-
tables Suit in 100000
Distribution.
ORDER TO EXAMINE BOOKS
Holders of Preferred Will Con-
tinuc to Fight Big Payment
on Common Shares.

Tho Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court yesterday dismissed the suit
brought by the Equitable Life Assurance
society to restrain the Union Pacific Rail-
road from cutting its $50, 000. 900 melon.
the proceeds Of its Southern Pacific hold
ings. unless the holders OF the COM
pany's preferred stock were included in
the distribution.
The Equitable owns $4,000 900 in pre-
ferred stock Of the Union Pacific and IL
through the decision. The Equitable
commended that the $4,000. 900 consisted
OF surplus asets. while the Union Pacific
counsel argued that 1t represented profits
alone. and that the preferred stock was
entitled to nothing beyond the annual
interest payments Of I per cent.
Justice Clarke. In his opinion. in which
the other members Of the court con-
CURED. pointed out that the holders OF
the common stock took the risk THAT they
would receive nothing on their stock
while the interest on the preferred shares
must be paid regularly. The court said ::
During the lean years the preferred
stock may get all the distributable profit.
1t cannot complain that in prosperous
years 1t Is confined TO the express bar
gain entered into. The very classifica-
ton is for this precise purpose. The pre-
ferred stock gets the better bargain in
the beginning. the common stock takes its
chance but its purchaser 10 not to be de-
prived Of the reward Of its courage and
faith in the future of the company"
Not . Matter for Courts.
The court pointed out that the Union
Pacific Ia prosperous road actively en-
gagged in business and not one that Is clos
ing up and asking to have it's affairs
m cd LN h. sira 10 Ia.
also sees no reason why the directors of
the road. who have declared the common
stock dividend should be nterfered with
by the cuort. or why the $4,000, 900 divi-
dend. even though II Is enormous. should
he restrained The court says of the ac-
ton of its directors:
When corporation has "A surplus
whether dividend shall be made. and
when and where II shall be payable. rest
in the fair and honest discretion OF the
directors. uncomfortable by the courts
Whether they shall be made in cash or
property. also rest In the discretion of
the directors There is no rule OF law or
reason founded on public policy which
condemns a property dividend"
The court said that although part OF
The dividend is payable In preferred and
common stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. this stock may be treated as a
cash dividend for Il is convertible into
cash Immediately.
Delevan a. Holmes OF Holmes. Rogers
& Carpenter. attorneys who are conduct
ing the fight for certain OF the preferred
stockholders OF the Union Pacific. said
Yesterday that the decision against the
Equitable would not stop his efforts
against the Union Pacific for his clients
He added that he had obtained an order
from Justice Vernon NJ. Davis of the
Supreme Court permitting him to examine
the officers and books OF the Union Pa
ciHc
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CURE STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May The statement OF the
receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows
YESTERDAY. Last month Fiscal wear
Rcceipts .. ST. $50. 6as $50 ass. sN 1874, b,7 ,e
Pay warrants. tSs.osi Ss,2la N b",s>s $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

March:
New York Central and Hudson River:
oper. revenues. s!.s.s.sss Dec. issi.iss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
The chicago and Eastern IllInoi. Rail.
road reports 10 the Interstate Commorr.
Commission for March:
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GEORGE f. WARREN. Secretary,
so Broadway, New York.
CARTER, LEDYARD MILBURN, Counsel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
atipn fir aQe
2un9en=2eibenbe

Sic Sabrifanten bon @dman's Mlteraz
tibe un6 gerne bereit, 8eri@te iiber 3ei<
lnngen bon 56ipinbfu6t unb Elm 8I6<
lin bon ssSnterefe ben 2etoenoen 5n5u1en-
ben nit Snformation iiber 9idt nno
frifde 2uft. unter1n6t bieien Sail
1919 @usquebanna Ibe:, R9ila., ga:
vMein tpertber &errl 3mei Sabre
lang lit i6 an 2un9enbluten, unb ipdterz
bin bntte ib einen 19limmen Sal bon
3ungenfieber. Nadbem ib genigen1 gez<
beilt tpar, i'm 9aafe bernm8ugeben, blteb
Elm fiir6terlider badenber 3niten 3n-
rid, sen feine bon alien @eot3inen. Die
1d 1abm, beben fennte. &c mar gu iener
2eit i'm Mar3 1902, als i9 anfing. Cd
mans Mlteratibe al nebmen. Btnnen
fur8er Belt tpar mien @llten fort, rno
ib pnr6e gefnnb erfldrt. Sd fann nidtt
oer11a faaen fir bos Cute, bas es bel
mir ertpirft fat. (Nbgetnr8t.
ll1nteraeidnef) &ptparb 8. 2lot.
gdmm's alteratipe 1T iebr pirftam
bel 2%uftr6br:n &atarrb nn6 befti9e11
2uuqen<B ei9perben unb I'M Mufban bes
@bifems. @ntbdlt feine f9dbli9e ober
aur @epobnbeit tperbenben9r1gs Mebmt
feine @ubftitute an. Gerfdlft bel Der
Molitor 9rug g.. @@reibt @dman Sas
borqtorium, RbiIaoelpbia. ga, fir hns
BI6lein Der 9eilungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
miro lire Bfli9t tbun. Mo9mals
Die eshriQe g. g."

miro lbre Yfli9t tbnn. ytodmals
Die Sbrige g. s."
IS tpar ni@t 6as &liig5te, tpas
Sante Barbara tbun fo11nte, bieien
8rief gu fdreiben; aber ite fiiblte ii4
6a5u %ge6rangt 6ur6 6ie ibr bon Der
S9meiter mitgetbeilten @erii9te Mber
Mrs. Morfbam unb 6ur@ Sic 8eiorg-
riB, @tbie m0dte ii6 Bel Der Sdpie.
germutter nidt gang beimli@ fiblen.
SSulius gegeniiber batte fje Die Be-
fiir@tung geai,1Bert, ieiner Mrtter 81.
genbeiten m09ten nit @tbel6a's 8e-
fen nidt ibereinitimmen, un6 es lei
mobl a~nge5eigt, penn bei6e Sbetle et-
mas na6gdben.
IS mar 6as brittle Mal, 6aB a1f
ieiner Mutter @igenbeiten angeipief
muroe. @as bebe1ttete 6as? @ie tam
es, baB er ielbit iie ME bemerH bat'
tie? @r nabm an, Mrs. SoneS, Mrs.
@an Buren mn6 Mib 8igelotp bitten
iid getaui6t;; un6 menn nidt, 10 mar
es 6o6 nidt m0gli& bab feline Ms11t-
ter @tbel6a l1nredt tba1e, unb es tpar
notiirlid, baB 6ieie it@ piQig oen
Mnoromungen ser altern Grau figte.
Gortiesung foret.) i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
dent sic ieltiome Eror11ng itattgefun~
6en.
~

Bon Mrs. 8ooobnn'S elegantem
&m1fe, mo- @tbeloa. ber5ogen nn6
iebr berbdtidelt, Setter Sulirs
ober er5pgen nnb bepormur6et tpur6e,
fltbr sos innge 8oar mod 4nebed
nn6 Montreol, bon 90 in sic tpeiben
Serge. reberam beadtet un6 bemun-
BERT, fmnb @tbel6a Sen eriten Ebeil
Ser @eiie tpenieer langmeilig, als
fie gefiir@tet botte. SIR @emabl
mor bon Mufmerffamteit, erfuinte IT,
rem Ieiieiten @uni@, 10 6aB %5nfdlige
@eobadter fie. febr gliidli4 genamt
bdtter. Sn ser Ebat fiiblte 6ie iunge
Tro11 o1t@ nidt boIb 10 biel Serge
let's a1s an ibrem &o68eitstage. SIM
8oggor, o1f Dem iberfiinten Sam.
|pfer, In Sen groBe11 @oitb0fen, mo al
leg ibr frernb NOR, bereaB iie; Sen
Gotten 51 ibermaden mn6 at fritttit.
rem; nn6 menrr ie ein @eritoB gegett
sic etiquette borfam, 5etgte er it6
10 tniufdbrig, baB es lei@t fdien, ibm
Sen boIlen SdIiff at geben.
SabreIange @etpobnbeiten aber Lat
fen ii6 ni@t pie Elm oltes &let6 able-
ge1t, uno aIs en6li9 @oratoga, 6as
faibionab1e Mobebao, errei@t tpar,
beqar11 Morfbom's @e6ul6 eegeriiber
@tbe1ba's 8oblloien @abnn1ngen gu
tpeiden. Denmod tbat er fetnM10gli@
ftes mnb bebielt BEN Sod felbft I'M
@obn5immer an, tpo er fid 10 germ
Sen 2urns ser &em6drmeI %geitattet
baben piirbe. Satte bod feline G6rmt
NIT mabrem @ntfeben gefrogt, ob er
berglei9eu 6obeim gu tb1t1t getpobnt
fef.
Sam ia," entgegnete er utm @e-
item balten mir ettpas n1f 8ebagltd-
feit 1n6 genirer 1tns an etnem bet.
ben M11gnittage 1i6t, 1tns in &em1b<
.ddrmelr gu 8etger."
rSnbide 3uitdn6e!. 80. Sod eber1
fdM mir Elm: i'm ipiinfidde, 6u iprddeft
mebr nit Ben Dnnen I'M @alott. &C.
f'tern Me116 baft on mrs. Cameron
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

flii1terte Mrs. Som 8uren Der y6el1<
bermdblten gu; man glal1bt ionit, DIT
fete1t mi6er @inen perbetratbd mors
Sen.
@tbeloa's Mnge blidte auf. @ie mar
gu itol5, 6ie 9eute piiien gu laiien,
6aB file. lei6e, n1r6 bemiibte ii6 nun,
better gu ideinen. Sbre 6rennoin
cutie mar ibr ba5u febr bebiilfli@;
lift beiteres @eien, ibr lebbofter @eift
rib sic ganae @eieui@aft NIT fi6 fort.
ssSulius fiblte fid bol6 nt@t mebr be-
fungen, nn6 @tbie m1rr6erte itd, ibn
10 better gu ieben. SIR beiieres Selbit
itegte - iie moor nun iein @eib nro
nabm fi@ Dor, 6as @ort, 6as iie an1
Mltore geiproden,. treu 5u balten IN
ie6er 8eiie.
go legte iie aus eiee1rem antrteb
ibren Mrm in Sen ieinen nn6 leb1te
iih an i'm, mdbren6 er 6as 8rntt-
bouquet bielt. SSn @nbetradt beiien,
SAB er gum erftett Mole einen 10 foft.
barren StronB 1T ieiner Sbbpt bette,
btelt er ii6 5iemli6 gut; MIR oaB er
otter ols miinf@enstpertb an ben 81n=
men rod anb gelegentlid Die ieltene1
81iitben 3er3npfte.
Ser Mben6 mor i9tpiM; nber er
berqing RAID nn6 fr0blt6 Tim Mtit-
ternadt perdbidie6eten ft6 sic @aite.
@ine @tu1t6e ipdter bltdten Die @ter.
nie6er a1f Dos itine &al1s, 1T melt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

@in6ermun1.- Ser fleine
Mrtbur bot bon ieiner Mama 8riigel
befommen, neil er cine ne11es Spiel.
8eug ent5pei gema9t bot. Mls iein
Softer nod bal11e fommt, fin6et er Mr-
tbur6en nit pertpeintem Mntlib in Der
@in6eritube iiben. Ma, fleiner
fragte @apo, rtpas Bats beart
gegeben?"
uMd", meint Mrtburden nit eine1t
@euf5er, ni4 batte eben cine fibredli.
de @3erR NIT 9einer Graa."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

en- 8remem, 60, 50. so. @oloen
bon ser equitable 2ife Miiurarce 60
cietn, ingt, er fanb outs, bab 5olep
mierenpiGen Dos bette Meittel fur
a~1tierer> rn6 8Iaien+8ei9mer6en, mie
aud fiir @e1motismlls fein. st
foqt: rSrgen1. cine Berfon, melde
eaieren-8 ef@meroe. bn, ,@iidentpeb
cber @belrnatsrnl1s fonte fih febr
beiien freaten, fold Elm %tpa,11oerbares
3n ffiir6en." gu ta11fen bel al
len $GroIern in ct. @Io,to. - Nr'
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

6en genannt, 6aS emit cine iorglame,
quite @ausfrau mer6en mir6e. Mit
berlei @ebanfen aber moute er @tbel=
90 1i6t 5m nabe treten; er baitte 1ie
ni6t fir ta11ien6 Melinoen bergege-
ben ielbit menn er feline &emoen ielbit
5ufammenite6en un6 Sag ieines Sc,
bens barf11B geben iollte Mber Mez
LINDA tuur linn pie cine S9peiter,
un6 er betro9tete es aIs 8fli9t Ser
Donfborfeit, fie penigitens cine Stun-
De tdgli@ auf Dem &iano ipielen gu
la1ien.
Sn gIiidli9er l1nfenntniB 6eiien,
mos gegen file geplant tpur6e, iab
@tbeIba, pie ibr @iano aus Dem
@obn5immer tpeg gebra@t tparbe;
mie Eante Barbara tpeirte nn6 Sic
emitanoene Glide 6a1r@ Sti6 un6
|5tible at fiil(en iudte. @as tparert
borte Sage fir MiB @tgelotp, mebr
oIs fir @tbie, tpe16e sic Mnfreg111g
6es @eifens liebte un6 fait frob NOR,
a1s en6li9 Ser Sag tam, an benz tie
Ser &eimah fir INNER 2ebemobl To-
gen ioDte.
Sic groBen @epdiidfiittiiide un6 ST.
Iims' rober Softer, Der feline &let6er
entbielt, fotpte BRET 3inngefdBe nit
eingemo@ten @firiiden, pel6e Srm1
Marfbam ibrer S9mdgerin gefanot
botte, tparert fammt elmer groben ST.
Ite nit 8iI6ern unb Mippiaden fir
Sen @alon, iotpie nit Sen @eiden>
fen fir @tbeI6a'9 meme Sami1ie be-
reits obgegm1ge1. @enael fol1te cine
biibi6e @ommrtmiibe erbalten, @arl
Elm 8oor fem gearbeitete &m1si@ube;;
fir Mn6reas, bon 6em @tbel6a tpent-
ger tpuBte, neil S11li1ts 1t11r Felten bon
linn fpra6, bate iie IN Golge elmer
Sroge bes 0beriten, OBJ ct 8iiiten nod
10 febr Iiebe, cine idone marmorbiite
@9iner's getonft. @ar bod, feinem
@eidmo&e nod at urtbei1en, BEG
@omfes iiineiter Sobn m16 Der feim-
ite un6 gebiI6etite. sSl1lia1s fab 6ie
@ei1ente 11idt init @l1snabme elmer
bibi6en @pibengorntt1r, mel@e Son-
tie Barbara feiner M11tter fan6te nit
eimem Brief, 1T Dem ite in riibrenoer
@eife ibren 2iebIing benz Ser5en Der
11ete11 M11tter empfab1.
uSS1t mander &indiddt," idlob tie,
vmeroen @ie @tbie ber5ogen ftnben;
aber es lift mebr meine als tbre
@dul6. Gin b0ier Slid, Elm rn1bes
@ort bIieben ibr n01ig ,1hbefmnt.
sic bat oud meine 2iebe reid nit
2iebe belobnt. @eien sic gut, redt
qut NIT 6em1 &irtbe, urb @ie tper6en
at imnigem 9anfe berpflidten SIRE
erqebe1e 8arbara 8igelom.
7 50. g. ST berml1tbe, BOB Die &C.
tpobnbeiter BEG @eitenS ni@t NIT ben
ur1ier1 iibereinlti1n11le1t. @tbie tam
fi6 pieneibt ,idt fofort 3,tre@t fin
6en; ober fie 1T EN- g11teS @ino nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Ghrolar.
Ghrolar.
Gttrplar.

@r5tens = 16retbt ben Wo11e1t &c,
nm nie6er - Damn fa1ft es bel gu.
rem Mpotbefer. @ern6e 6oS merbe.
fte fir &artleibigfeit, frnnteS aopf.
4 ,jeh, in1rer Moger, fridge 2eber, fm1.
III. bartleibige gingetpet6e. 9os on
oeuebmfte, fiderite, i@6rfte 9ardiD,
6os SIR ie gebrn1dt. Sdme# gut
- oero6e tpie 9imono6e. @trHt
nro11pt obre @dmer3 ODER nebelfeit.
@ibt gu@ bie 3ufrie6enfbenlenoite
M6tbe, bte SIR ie gebabt. gu tolfen.
bei allen &dnbIern in ct. Glono. ~
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

6orouf aIs Mnbere nn6 fiblte feline
MtBgriffe INT 10 f@mer5li@er, als fie
leIblt iebr mfprudspoq tpar. @en1t
iie ib11 51trebttpies, traf fie 6aber ni6t
Sen ridtigen Son.
@isber Iiebte ite i'm 5u mentg, als
6aB fie fib in Mdt genommen baiiHtte,
ibn 311 berleben. Die @e6ul6 aber,
NIT Ser er ibreu i6orfen So6el meift
entgegennabm, ermedte IN ibr Elm &C.
fiibI, 6os iie ME gefarmt nn6 bas
maize an 2iebe itreifte. 3116em nabm
er ii@ ernit1i@ %5uia1n1nen; ct trug
itets sen @od: Sag un6 @adt, men1r
gtbie es tponte." ct itiibte Dor bem
Gefiert Sen @nboger ni@t mebr o1f
SEN &ii@, 1tabm iid nidt mebr Sic
@peiien Dor Sen naidbiftiiben6en So
men, gob mebr a1s einitlbige Mrttpor-
ten nn6 beripro6 bollige 8eiierung.
@e6uloig bielt er Mben6s int BaQiooI
sen nebertpnrf ieiner Sra11 a11f Sen
Mrm nn1 blieb an ser @a1t6 iteben,
iie To11r I'M Sour ta13te.
ST ielbit tan5te m@t.. @elbft 1T
OInep batten Sic @d6der i'm a11tge.
id)id ge1tn1rrt, nen1 er Bel @elegem
belt ibrer lmt6liden Se1te feline &unft
in Sen berfdie6enen Eomtpeiier ber.
i1dh. 9aber bottle er borge3ogen,
mebr ben &opf ole Die 96iiibe a%11s3ubil-
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This instrument IS one oS the NEST
popular Of the Lester styles The
simplicity Of ito design is highly arr
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The Alaska citizen., 1914-09-14
Friday GERM ANY.

That the Russians have not made as much progress in East Prussia as was reported is made evident from report that has reached London, stating that the Russians are now making an attack on Kon- igsberg, Germany, which is not far from the eastern limit of the em- pire. It had previously been re- ported that the place was taken by the Russians.
 The reports received in London state that a portion of the city of Konigsberg is in flames. It is furth- CT reported that south of Konigsberg great battle has been started be- tween the Russian and German troops It Is said that, anticipating an offensive movement by the Ger mans, the Russians have retired to strong line of trenches.
 From Berlin it is reported that the German troops are repulsing the invading Russians. with great loss to the latter.
 Another report from Berlin is to the effect that Belgian aviators have
The Alaska citizen., 1914-09-14
Turk Soldiers Must
 Use Knife and Fork

ONSTANTINOPLE. - Not since it's supposedly invincible battalions were rolled back by the Bulgarian advance at Lule Burgas, has the Turkish army experienced greater shock than the order issued by the new secretary of war, Envers Bey' that hereafter all Turkish soldiers must eat with a knife and fork.
 The enlisted men are not only alarmed at the prospect of handling the strange implements, but are hurt by the intimation that faith full hands, which have always serv- ed the primary purpose Of convey ing food to their mouths. should be deemed no longer fit for that useful service. The Turkish private is not proving an apt pupil. When his superiors are absent he sQuats upon the floor and devours his food in the good old-fashioned way, but at the approach of an officer he scrambles to a seat at the table and falls to welding his new wea- pons with all the skill he can com mand.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-09-14
|NTERNA7I0NAL
 NEWS BY WIRE

ROME, Sept. 1.-The coronation of Pope Benedictus XIV took place yesterday, the ceremony being most imposing, although not as elaborate ly planned as might have been the case had conditions been less turbu- lent throughout Europe.
 TROUBLE IN TRiPoLI.
 MILAN. Italy. Sept. 8.-The Ital- ian government charges that Ger many is trying to start trouble among the natives of Tripoli with the object of keeping this country so busy with her colony that she cannot help England and France on the continent Reports received from Tripoli during the past several days indicate that there is much un- rest among the natives, and another uprising is feared.
 FIRST coNsIsToRY HELD.
 ROME, Sept. S. The first con- sistory of Pope Benedictus XIV was held today, the occasion being one of the most elaborate ever wit messed The new pope conferred the red hat on Cardinals Bello, Piff and Csernoch. Cardinal Gibbons will start for America tomorrow.
 ITALY AFTER TURKEY.
 ROME. Sept. TO- - Serious trou- ble between Italy and Turkey Is threatened by the Albanian program of the Ottoman empire, it being un- derstood here that an attempt is to be made to seat Prince Effendi, fourth son of the deposed sultan of Turkey, in the place of Prince Will fam of Weld, who recently abdicated the Albanian throne. The crowning of the Turkish prince. it is claimed, would be a violation of the London conference agreement. and this gov ernment is prepared to oppose the move. Italian troops and battle ships are ready to move against Turkey should the need arise.
 M'RAE KILLS SELF.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 10.- Lawrence McRae. private secretary to Sir Richard Mcbride. prime min ister of British Columbia, commit ted suicide today. the rash act being attributed to a fit of temporary in- sanity.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-09-14
Tuesday
RANGE.

Dispatches from Paris today in- dicate that the Germans have about reached the climax of their success. and that the allied forces are fore ing them back from their lines in front of Paris. All day the fighting in front of Paris has been desper- ate and the death list seems to be enormous. It is probably the most desperate battle of the war.
 The fear of the allies is that the Germans may be reinforced to such