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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

PRESIDENT WILSON might report
that the man who wrote the platform
has changed his mind about canal
tolls.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

WY denouuce villa and Carran.
"a and the rest? In Mexico IT is
not crime to be bandit it is a
profession.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

If there are any more young men
with ambition TO marry one of the
Wilson girls they will have to bur-
~ up.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

YE who have gardens to dig pre-
pare to dig them now.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

FINE outlook for big crop pros
poets.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

The annual destruction of the
peach crop is starting much earlier
than usual.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

We are authorized to announce p. p
LESTER as a candidate for Superintend-
ent of Free Schools for Wayne county,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

ALL roads lead 10 the baseball
practice lots.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

GOVERNMENT railroad ownership
has become reality In Alaska.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

WHITE HOUSE wooings make the
whole void feel sort O. sentimental.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

SPRING's so baskful. The timid
thing.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01

culinary method, such as another
revolution, for instance.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01
KOdaks and Kodak Sup
plies.

All the different sizes of ilmr,
plates, printing and developing
paper.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
FINAL REHEARSALS FOR
CHORUS START ON MONDAY

The Fourth 81 july program COM
mtte, 81 greatly pleased with the pros
ress ~ the large chorus and feel as
surea now that u each member who has
attended a rehearsal can he relied upon
Tor the final practices this week ana
tor the celebration next sunday even
ing that the chorus wal easily turn
out 100 strong.
because ~ the fine progress 81 thf
work Mr. Maree has decided % pat on
another number which viii BE- an arr
rnngemeni ~ ail thc solos for tenor
toic. with thr tremendous choral finale
from Gounods "Galiia'.
ln view OF this oyery old member ana
AZ many new ones as sill So M. are
urged a. attend the final rehearsals
This Reck.
The next rehearsal will be Monday
night al the Frsi PRESBYTERIAN church
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
! PROPERTY DAMAGED
BY AN ALLEGED LUNATIC
PEE in CITY Jpd Caused Row b.
''a'h'ns " ndo~t and Breaking
Water Pipes.

y lTICII MI I-I.nlI-D II h
am an .li.--l I.,,,. .,.'t. 800,
n t... ..I ,,.. ,
m sf Austin .. .h.. ..,.
s Caru , 80
I,gps r. h.~ .,,
l over r-... ,.,,
u
''''' 'rH 'i'e'
IN 'N''is .'nelf' DO
A''N i''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
VALUABLE PRIZES OFFERED
BY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
Demonstration % t+onns Gaming 20 Bs
Given During Juiy Fourth
Celebration

IN connection with the Fourth ~
inN decentralization ~ the Wuit ~ che
riris canning oiuh under The direction
~ Mrs = A. kunnamsr. and th, bo>s
cnrn ana che pouhr, club under the
direction ~ Demonstration assent a.
W johnson the sgrioultual COMMITTEES
~ the Commercial Cluh. ~ when 200
hirsch is chairman has ~, urc,i larue
uumher ~ valuable pfises Co hr q yu
to mo winners in the contests
These prizes viii Dec dlstrhuied g.
the Firis fpr canning WORK and 30
thc bows ur kris fot tho bcs' poultry
exhibits. and prites vii Dee anuaunrod
in be- giyen later boz the seaapn for the
best weld nf ruitun. cnrn haffr. milo
maise nnd fctorH rruwn hy ih' hoys
~ the cotton and rorn clubs number
~ prizes have been sugFesl.l af hsin
appropriate fof thc occasion hrimF
them h'lns roop pf tine oh,hour frr
thus division and fof cotton ard corn
a pair of Registered plgs or sonnet alhr
oquHily ns valuable and uH.iui.
Aifcad, prizes have d. au donoiol hl
the g. g. coleman pr,i 90 tesmrauy
~ "a Truif D g. H, fvlu Corpus
christi National iIsnh nnd o. i.ichion-
strih a Suns There viii BE- others
In addition. whioh viii boz erai in-
centi,es fur good work in the various
clubs.
M llrsrh hHH been active in ne.
ranging pioasurahle entertainment
Tor the children and has enlisted rhs
services ~ Mitr Mamie Carroll 20 ths
liiFh school faculty ahp wlth mum
bcr ~ young ladies iH the Normal
school. viii make cantAaF ~ fht
club women ~ corpus Christi Cor ths
purpose 81 sccurinr hos lunches ~ be-
distributed 10 the children psrticipat
inE in the Fourth of July Celebration.
Mira q. a. Scott. president - 40.
CTS Federation ~ Wgmen's clubs hai
consented 10 tain % rho children show
inT the appreciation of the Corpm
I Christi Ciuh women for their work
Mr liirHch has aiso asked ihe officers
~ the various clubs khd msaibeIa 10
be present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
1ODEL STEAM BAKERY

hamdsuffrd to the bed ON which De-
was supposed Go have rested.
n s hoped hy the iocal police force
that there wlli ae reward for hia
capture in order 90 reimburse the cip
f.t the damags done
OFFICERS from the state insane asy-
lam arrived boo Corpus Christi last
night aud tnok pulliam back 90 that
institution. from which hc had escaped
His ar,ior 60 See a baseball game va
NOT dampened as he VAS iesvsns' and
sc, Graf times told imaginary players
that 10 was time to start tho game
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
PtllCANS AND WHITE
S0X BOOKED TO PLAY
FOR TnEAFTERNOON
GAVE AT LEAGUE PARK THIS
AFTERNOON AT ACC ocLocK
SHARP.
Spllisr and Nanka Both star PEE
tormsss vii De IN, r~irtro
Fast LINE 20.


Rockp,ut az Corpus chrstl
sinton az Kinest liie
hishop 90 Arkansas Pass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28
BONDS ALLEGED StAyFpS
OF VILLA WERE PLACED
Examining r~sls 81 Tire. Anse.s
Musdsrsrs Were Asld Yesterday
esfors gueas Mheian.


hcafings Wige siNen Yesterday morn.
ina to Nicior Gonfales 0nsasiupe H..
reH and Rupsrio tupen ~ buds. whs.
hn's cour THESE Nsxlcans ave- chars
rd with thc murder ~ yrnario NlMa IN
The Sto,k ton aurh about fourteen
miles frum M, tts last werk
The furmcr was arrested lnmedia,,i,
after ths crime had hcsn committed
and me rvmainlnr two were taken into
,elsiods later The eSamlaias teal was
sci Dor Yesterday john Geore~ repre.
scented the NvNirans while County Al.
iornr, rayior handled tfe ease Tor me
state
Mach TESTIMONY was introduced
anions othyr ihlnea bcipa nv ante.
mnrt,m statement - VIA ln Nhieh hs
said ihat De- bad been hirrd Oft a.
another ros'm 90 ths house and struck
oyef thr hcad with bottle ~ 8on
sales and thoR stabbed THROUGH the
stomsch ny Iure iorcs Tho state.
mert b. supr,sci 60 have been mad,
thirty minutes prior o. his Death rs.tni
esther tcatimen, W WAS shown that
Nilia bad hocn isi inte anuihsf rno,n
sni when he Was fe'ind hr 0aH wound
sd
nund was rautci Co Victor Gonzales
and lupo inrti in ere sam ~ sloot
while Kupeftu Topper the utaers ran
of Who was supposed 20 have been an
tccomrilce was sfantca tuna in thc
sum ~ sioo % is nui thourh, chat
Bond viii Del r4gHi.hsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

Conductor J. y bigbre ~ tho Sum
ner Normal Hchod b spending ihs
week md AZ his home In kingnyllle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

Practically ~ arrangements fof ihf
annual series ~ fsmer between Corpus
and Laredo hsse been perfected A.
ln former years Alfred Poer~nphel will
d. has, When " ro,rer 20 plcfinE
writes she EporiinE editor ~ the Caller
ihai he haa secured q classy hnnch of
BAH pmyers for the three sAmss sure
be- has Dhen u COMES % pss hins
players for the iAftsio. Corpus Christi
series Alfred rukes aoIth Texas and
gets sine pirk
Present arrangements are Tor Fpilief
Nelson snd Freeman a. pitch the three
rames which wlll be- played 90 thD AZ
lemons - Iaiy g. ana in q pinch
spnler would be- worked bah FRIDAY
ana a,,nsfiy afternoons. az Feliman
worked lasf ssanon
John I. King who mis- season guides
the managerial ralna - the rsis has
maj. NJ further announcement aH o.
~i,ai action the pels Will take rerard.
ln9 the contemplated ssihdra~ai firm
the Oulf Coast League Many n ,he
players a. we'll ~ several - the fans
favor cnttlaF the tics that bind the
team 80 me Golf Coasters and fOr the
rcrnaipder - che season playing lnds-
pendent BALL with Yoakum cBero. We.
t0ria. skidmore. iiunEe and ether
tears
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

Roskl.nr ia the Team thnt to.ia, ~
nllird ui.on 90 face the pela ami oyef
the proaifatc forms ~ tho sos woarors
"a. psls before nightian hope Ca climb
another noich hirhcf IN the 0nlf coast
League The rams vii start az zoe
fciWk shsrn
1.asi sunday nt sinteu ,hs pels faced
sluton and lost larFcly Through a break
In thc dlstuimtinn ~ favnm 80 the
hands "a the Goddess ~ i.noh hui 81
ain take morc than breah ln Inca 10
Win from tho peip fosiay sar kinr and
biz uuis bro after win and nuDh
port has been solicited for toe panlc.
ulnr victim
Tred spgior npaaesHof ~ curves and
sp,cd ard rinrpin striheout nriisi ~
tao Uulf Coast League VIII Hhnni the
nan fnr the pcls ilkclf uuy Hanks
" Ao as IL pitcher has boot few Hupfu
1rn -monr semi-rfos IN south Teaaf
Nii work for the Son This should
ho IL battle royal an l.oth twifiefH arc
evenly matched Hanks for several
wrols has boon under the weather but
reports IRON iiooHpur state ihHi De-
nog ~ fhe Same uuy ilankp az ~ Ubi.
and " this Boz true ihe relH vii hAf"
|ail - th, opposltion thia afternoon th'Y
mnF want
The pelcans inflsid ana oaifieid Co.
day viii bo IN. best that has played
40 League PARK this r'aHnn. itei
sinner "a FIRST nro~n a. r"cond. Ncl
eou ~ short and Msiso fsillrrlno "a
third viii bc the inncld Cani"y eolt
uhar ana Johnny Freeman wil play
fhs Fardons
loo Eriiy will a. one receiving ami
Capiain Jimmy Kelly VIII bo 'he uiii
uy player
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

ns4iosd thv mfok and TOWN.. thr
wear-fs - white sos. upen nor nrids
ic,fs, they ma ths neks ror the
rcls To-day are ont a. winnlns ihes
eannot be- denied 90 bose Would 49, "a
,innlng would stlnf eisaf ta the hide
on Roc kport W oo iots vou. hove sns.
~ ~ utugr uut baseball ls true niue.
and the reloans todAs must fisht tho
same gi.tUuuue battle suf fans ,our
orcN must rattle We musi ihrnw the
sarins hooks inia YOUR tasoiai hopss
saguoks for Nerkpert must ro down
ln ihs iviirAn town
Shades ~ sh.lden. nraehl snd
uonks n Nnt krort faFmef farks
r0me noaiina to our ewes hui as
hoyr the pcis ave wise thsy will know
your preseni lonhs they arc read, with
The hooks fof ihe soN TODAY nothine
bui the erys'
We we'll know soHr nFhilnr stoek.
you may fsee us ~ a rooh We well
tnoN Your piirhne hopc. be- msY serve
ua curves ana smoke W. well hnoW
your rebel Volts 40 tuu ~, ~ down "ir
pcls lven hrlHr alonr Nour hand
the. alike Nil foi tho hand hui co.
IN yaur nrht ami tim. hear the i'e'
hats fu lami end che l'ols we'll nut oi
nrrath. raer your nelders uoar to
leath
white soN and peioena Con ho'es oi
fans nre unnrd uu yuu may thr best
ioam win ,odaN. boot the fpm~ we'll sas
II must ne sirflcg for fair. or We wii
nnsc YOU tu Your lair
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

iiu ,uur ewes bother Yous Our -
animation viii dis,ioss tht troubi. n
% b. only Elastes needed W. cnn SOP
ply thorn 10 10 ls medical attention
'hHi thr} require see ,oW phvei,ian
Tho Stamms JrW elsrs and opiomct
flsts t1 Mesquite sircci. ~
tAdtsftlssment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-28

william Caldwell " New Ymk
chemist f0r the United Eioctrie f4Fhi
ana Power Company. 10 visiting h. the
Guy as The gucsf ~ his parents Mr
and Mrs George J.. caldwell ~ -
psris 90 remain hsre for ter days
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
ALASKA EBNER 10
 RE0RGANlZE SOON

BOSTON. Dec l0-The Boston News Bureau declares the Consoiidat- ed califonia-Nevada Co. wil be organ fzed under Deieware laws very shortly with s5.0OO.0O0 capital comprised or 100000 shares. par $500, by 4. " Middle ton. former treasurer Of the AlaskasEbner Gold Mines Co. me property of which company was lately bought at foreclosure in behalf Of a bondholders' committee for S2zS,gyV.
 Shareholders Of the Alaska-eoner Co. whose equity in the property was wiped out. have been asked by MF. Middleton to pay a 50-cent assessment and receive new stock share for share.
 The supposedly best asset of the AIaska-Ebner Gold Mines co, con sisting of 100000 shares of Eoner Gold Mines Go. stock, will not so into the new company. as it has been op- toned until next spring Co the United States Smelling Co The latter Is understood to have spent on develop ment work between SS50,00o and S4oo,- 900 on this gold property. which lies in the same district at Juneau as the Alaska Gold Mines Co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
SE5GWH
 FIRE 0SS
 IS SEVERE

SEATTLE, Dec. 10. - lt was an- nouueed at the onleos of the White Pass railroad company thl0 morning that tho Moore's wharf at Slagway would bo rebuilt immediately.
 News from SlIagway that the White Pass dock, known far and wide aa the Moore wharf, was totally destroyed by fire at s o'clock Saturday evening, caused genuiue regret when the first account of the fire vas published in The Empire yesterday The dock was a Bonanza-days landmark, over which millions of tons of material to develop Alaska and the Yukon have passed since 1897 when Captain VII, liam Moore built it.
 Complete details Of tho fro were received this morning in 9 private wire to The Empire. The fire origin ated under the trostlo work of the railroad track which skirts the blur. and between warehouse l aud o.
 It is believed the flames were caps- cd by sparks from tie a8h pan oi a locomotive which was in the yarde. Owing to high north wind Che flames spread rapidly and in less than three hours Che entire structure, from the office, on the North, to tho ore bunk CTS on the south, was entirely des, troyed.
 Only by the timely arrival of the government steamer Peterson from Fort Seward were the ore bunkers saved from destruction- The Peter son bsough. thirly men from Haines. The Potersons pumps wore used el- fectlYeiy throwing salt water stream upon ihe blazing structure.
 The loss is estimated to be fully SlOO,0OO. as The Empire predicted yesterday, and is well covered by in. surance.
 In addition to the wharf twenty freight cars on g siding were burned and the entire track grade leading to the ore bunkers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
UTAH POSTMASTER
 CAN'T QUIT JOB

COTTON. Utah, Dec. 15.-Layman Fl. Marble, merchant and postmaster here. has retained an attorney m m endeavor to be released from his official position. His term expired more than Q year ago but the govern ment has failed to appoint him sue cessor or to release him or his bonds men.
 The increase in mail matter since the adoption of tho parcel post was established has caused him serious loss. Mir. Marble says, and he has been obliged to place his own goods outside his store to make room Inside for mail matter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
MESSAGES 0 3EA
 RECEIVED

Mrs. T. D. Hmson the mother 0t Mrs John 2. Bagless oi Thane, and Mrs William Baylessi Sra tho mother of John z. Baylesa William S. Bay less and George Bayiess. died in Bal- dmore yesterday the deathg occur rlng within an hour of each other. The news was received by Mr. and Mrs. Bayless yesterday, telegram contain. ing the sad announcement
 Early this summer Mrs. J. z. Bay less wae called to Baltimore by the serious illness Of her mother Mrs. Hinson recovered and apparently was enjoying the best of health when her daughter returned to Thane. No worn- Ing that her condition had again be- come such as to cause alarm had been received and Che death was Q se- were shock to her daughter
 The death Of Mrs William Bayless. ST., also was unexpected, although it was known in Juneau that she wao critically m Tn Baltimore. William S.. Bayless, oldest son, left Juneau nearly two weeks ago for Baltimore in re- sponso to telegram announcing that his mothers condition was grave, and he reached the family home three days ago, accompanied by Mrs. Bay less. George Bayless, of Perseverance, who Is taking a mining course at M. chigan School of Mines, also was at his mothers bedside when the end came.
 Mrs. Bayless last visited here with her husbano anu aeg5nters aiias An- m Bayless. nearly four years ago. Mrs. IIinsou had never heen Co Alasla. She-was the wife of a prominent Bal- tlmore physician.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
ADVANCE AGAINST
 SUE1 CANAL HALTED?

CAIRO. Dec. l5.-BriHsh military authorities have flooded the desert east of Port Said for many miles, pre- venting 3 Turkish attack in that quar ter
 (Port Said lies at the northern end of e suez canal where it joins the Mediterranean. it IS on the western ed of e Arab n desert)
 British military aeroplanes are making constant aights over the sl. mai peninsula. They report no sign or the Turks. It is believed the lo1'.isu advance against Che suez canal has been halted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
REICHSTAG SPEAKER
 TELLS OF RESOURCES

BERLIN, Dec. l5-speallor Kaempf Of the Reichstag, announced today that 6s members are seeing active ser. vice. More than 2,O00.0O0 Gormane have offered their services as volun, teers. but only a fraction has so far been called.
 Germany has plenty of men, he added.
 Before tho Landgturm was called out for war Germany made her next soason's food supply secure SO far aa she could by having mon harvest win- ter wheat crops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
SOLDIERS sPEECHLEss
 THOUGH NOT WOUNDED

PARIS. Dec. 15.-Medicai men are interested in number of curious cases ln the military hospital. It IS reported from Lyons that soldiers are under treatment, who have been struck deal dumb and blind by explosion Of shells although not wounded. There are cases at DunkIrk where amnesia was produced by shell explosions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
SEIZE WAR PRizg.

LONDON. Dec. 15.-Lloyds has an- nounced that the Norwegian steam ship Ran, which reached Liverpool Nov. 29 from New New York. has been taken into custody by the British authorities as a prize. She was load- ed by Barber & Co., the cargo in- cluding cottonseed products copper and leather, part for Liyerpool and the remainder for Gothenberg and Malmoe
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
U. s. SECURES BULK
 OF LATIN BUSINESS

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-The 1913 trade of the Jnited States with twenty La- tln-Amerlcan republics, based on both sales and purchases, exceeded that of any other single country accord ing to a statement made by John Bar ret. head of tho Pan-Amerlcan qn- ion, in an address before the Lalln' American commercial conference here last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
CABINET DISCUSSES
 REQUESTS FOR SHIPS

WASHINGTON, Dec. I5.-President Wilson met with his Cabinet this af- ternoon to discuss the renewed re- quest of Governor George w. Goeth- ais. Of Panama, for destroyers to guard the neutrality of the United States at the Panama Canal, where representatives of the warning nations are said to have oyerstepped the limi- tations Of wireless telegraphy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
cONecPIpTioN cERTAlN

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-A London cable says: The movement in favor .of conscription in Great Britain pro- .gresses rapidly Men who are in close touch with public sentiment are pre- dieting that 1t win come before Christmas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
DECLARES
 LAPS AID RUSSIANS

BERLIN, Dec. 15.-Accordlng to dis patches from tho eastern theatre, re- ports that Japanese are lighting with ghe Russians have been confirmed
 Expert Japanese artilleymen are manning some of the biz guns in the Russian artillery sections. More Jap anesez troops are reported on their wny to Che Russian front via Trans siberian railway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
oREAr aRITAlN To PAY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. Great Britain has assured the United states that it will not delay American ships longer than necessary to search them for conuaband and will pay for dam age= to perishablos. Amlcabie adjust ment of all shipping troubles is ex- peeted shortly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
ON TRAM CASE

KETcHIRAN. Dec. 8-Judge rhoa. R. Lyons and Maurice D. hoehey r- rived up on the Evans this morning. They came on business connected with the suit of tho old Brown 0ie. ska company against the Granby Con solldated smeiting, Mining 6 Power company to prevent the latter con cern operating an aerial tram across the property of the lormer The case Bromises to be an interesting one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
SEATTLE TRANSFORMATION
 MEN BOOST ALASKA AID

SEATTLE. Dec. 15.-seattle officials of the group of transportation com panies operating to Alaska have strongly endorsed the recommends tons Of Secretary Of Gomemrce w. S. Redfield. for aids to navigation in Al- aslge. and committees have been ap- pointed to send lettors to all Congress- men and. Senators, asking their assist ance in securing appropriations for lhe work
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
 RUSSIANS
 ARRESTED

BERLIN, Dec. f5.--NcWopapers ln Vienna today published reports of a Russlan muilny before tke beelesed forresa of pzemyel. One newspaper said; "Several battalloua arc known 10 have been cent away iu 1otsers' to prleon camps near Pctrograd.
 German ofiecrs Die.
 The war office announced today that Lieutenant General Streck for mer inspector general of ordnance, had died from wounds received at Ypres. and the newspapere an- tho death on tho battlefield of General Won Brlesen, commandeT of an infantry division, and Major General A. Won Martin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
AiRmEN SHOW
 DEsl7E FOR WARFARE

LONDON. Dec. 15.-A Britiah oii. cer and his mechanic who had been compelled to descond upon rho sea vhon tieir motor seeplano bocame dif- abied. were picked ap yc5ierday in Che North Sen bf the steamship Or ange Nassau.
 The ayiators refused to leave their craft until they were assured they would not be interned in Holland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
FACES DEFICIT;
 WILL HAVE TO BORROW

MONTREAL, Dec. 15.-Minister of Finance White announced today to the newspapers that Canada probably will have to borrow hundred million dollars annually during the duration of the war
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
RnY cAYALRY HoRsEs.

NEW YORK. Dec 15-Three Ital- ian cavalry oficers ved on the liner Regime dItalia o buy 1z'g0e horses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
aFIvE FELLOW CROPS.

WASHINGTON Dec 15.-Tho de- partment Of agriculture today an. nounced that crops this year were valued at five billions Of dollars
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
eERmANs ESCAPE lNTERNE
 CAMP BUT ARE ssENT BACK

ZEvENHAR, Holland, Dec. 1.-TWO German officers, who had been prls- oners here. and-who violated their pa- role by escaping across the border inc to Germany, returned today Go the in. terno camp. They said their govern- ment ordered them back
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
CIVIC FEDeRATloNlsrs
 REPORT GOOD TIMES

BOSTON, Dec 15.-Reports to John Hays Hammond, chairman of the in.l dustial- economies department of the National Civic Federation, received from thousands Of correspondents inI every section Of the country, indicate that business Is improving and that the country is on the verge Of an era Of great prosperity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15
PARISH SAYS UNITED sTATEs
 FAVORED ENeLANp's CAUSE

BOSTON, Dec 15.-It is published here that Sir George Parish, arriving in London. remarked that he might make another trip to this country. He was most struck, he said, with unanimity Of feeling in this country in favor of Great Britaiu's ease