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eroeea WaIts on -RoumanIa

LONDON, Jan. 22.-In Athens 1t is apparent that Greece is only waiting for Roumania The two are in perfect accord. It was due to the influence of Greece that Roumania returned to Bulgaria the territory taken when tho Bulgars had been whipped by their former Balkan allies. In return. Rou- mania expects a generous slice of the Transylvania when she is assured that Austria is defeated.
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Russians Eight for Mawa Again.
 LONDON, Jan. 22.-Telegrams from Petrograd today say that the Russians have renewed their offensive opera. tlons against Mlawai town which has changed hands often since the be. ginning Of the war
 The Russian movement makes it ap- parent that they will again attempt to enyelop the German forces which are holding the line Of MazurIan lakes, and thus ayenge themselves for the de- feat at Tannenberg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
HUNGARY MOVES TO
 DEFENSE OF BORDER


 LONDON Jan 22--Huugary is pre- pairing Go make Q supreme effort to de. iend herself against Russian invasion of TranBylYania through the Carpatn- ian mountains from Bukowlna.
 A=dispatch from Bucharest Rouma. min, 10 Che London Daily Mails. says:
 Strong forces of Hungarian troops are proceeding to the Bukowina iron. tier by way of Bistritz for the purpose Of arresting tho Russian invasion.'
 The Russian troops already have passed through the passes Of the mountnins southeast of Borsa and have bases on Che Carpathiau head. waters of both the Thelas and Szamos rivers The Hungarian forces are ex. pected to dislodge the invaders and to stop further invasion of Hungar. ian territory
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
GREAT COAL LANDS
 SALE IN RENNsYLvANlA

PITTSBURGH. Jan 22.- Negotia- Jions have been practically completed between President Thompson, of the First National Bank Of Uniontown, Pa. and persons believed to repre- sent the United states Steel Corpor- ation. or q. c. Brick for the sale os almost 200000 acres Of the richest coklug coal lands in Greene county Pa The transaction involves nearly S8l000000 The entire coking coal land holdings Of MT. Thompson and associates are said to be worth ESQ.,. 00O.O0o
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Copper Galnlno.

NHW YORK; Jau 20 Notwlth. standing Chat 5o,O000oo pounds of cop per have been seized the demand for eXDof IS Increasing and the price slowly adYoncing Tho average price here for spot copper for export for the month has been i5N cents
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GOVERNOR ENDS
 coP7ERFiElo MARTIAL LAW

SALEM Ore, Jan 22-coy. James Withycombe, by proclamation issued yesterday. terminated martial law at .Gopperdeld, Oregon. declared by form- CT GOV Oswald West Q year ago and which was initiated by Hiss Fern Hobbs, the Governors private secre ln-..
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
SEATTLE POLICEMAN
 KILLS A BURGLAR

SEATTLE. Jan. 22.-Pollce Captain ". F. Soaring and Parolman Con radt Howard in Q revolver duel last night Killed burglar known as Fred Gale The burglar was caught in the home Of a man named Hooper The officers wore uniniured. though Gale fired several shots at them.
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AMERICAN RUBBER MEN
 10 RETuRN 10 WORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-cabie dis patches from London give assurances 10 the rubber industry of the United States that if the present progress continues as to the removing of the embargo on crude rubber, shipments win begin in about two weefls, which should mean the employment oi some 250.000 worllmen in the United States within a month or six weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
FIGHTING F.ERC
 IN BE-6 J#
aMeTeRDAM. Jan. a2-F5r throc

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 22.-For thrco dave a desperate battle das been wage ing between Nieupori and o1tena. The lighting has been unln,errapted day or night though Che ealD hoe fallen 10 torrents, filling the trenches and making the reads almost lmp9ssaDle' indications are that tho German ioes. co nave been heavy end to9t the Al- lice losses may have been as great
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BOSTON IMMIGRATION
 FIGURES SHOW A LOSS

BOSTON. Jan e21.-The number of immigrants arriving in Boston during 1914 was 47,679, or 45 per cent less than during 1913 The greatest loss .es occurred in September and October. All the loss occurred since July
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NEW AUTOMOBILE
 COMPANY FOR SOUTH
f

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 22.-
 The Mutual Motors company with q capital stock of $l,o00,0oO, has been incorporated under the laws of Indiana The company will build motor cars In Jackson, Mich.
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carra stlll Hopee.

MEXICO CITY Jan % - Acting Provisional President Garza said to- day that he is still hopeful that Mex ico's troubles can be settled without further fighting through the negotia- tons that are in progress.
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Ereneh RuY cloth.

BOSTON. Massa Jan 22-0rder for 100000 yards of cadet cloth has been received by thR Berkshire Woolen 6 Wor5ted Co., ol Rittsfield, from agents or the French army Phe value Of the order is 100000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

In his farewell message Co The World. cabled Oct 2S from Buenos Ayres. and when the Endurance sail- ed from that port for the Antarctic region. Sir Ernest made known tha, on arrival at South Georgia dogs would be landed on one of the small islands of the group for much needed exer- else. Also that the geologists of the staff were to be left at South Georgia, where there is useful scientific work to loo done, while the Endurance pro. ceeded south to examine the pack ice and see if it was loose enough to SO Into without unnecessary delay Ai- ter examining the pack the Endurance was to return to South Georgia, pick up the members of the expedition and the dogs, then coal to her fullest ca- pacity and sail south again. pushing righ, into the pack, keeping as much to the east as possible in the hope Of meeting more open water than prob ably could be found further west
 shaclleton added that judging rom all reports he gathered that 1t was O very heavy ice season in the Weddell Sea Apparently that has proved to be the case, and even if the Endurance reaches 7180 south latitude, where Sir Ernest hoped to winter the vessel, it would be too late 10 begin a trans continental journey this season. That will mean delay of nearly a year and unless the Endurance returns to South Georgia where there is trading sta- ton. no word from the expedition is likely to- reach the outside world un- tii inc spring ol 1916
 The Endurance is equipped with 2 powerful wirelesg receiver with which to receive messages from the Marcon station in south America but 1t can- not transmit any
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rlab4Irr 9Ioro WIoie II1o

PARIS Jan 22-R Fighting has eon- ,inued along the whole line from the coast to upper Alsoce today Except at Nieuport where Che fighting mas been severe the contests have been confined Co tho artillery
 At Nieuport German attacks have tailed and Allies attacks have met with some success.
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PoPE PIus sAYs HoLY
SEE IS NEUTRAL

ROME. Jan. 22.-Pope Plus held . private and public consistory today in the course of which he precanonized- several bishops and delivered m allo- cution dealing chiefly with the war. The PontiT emphasized the neutrality of the Holy See and referred to his efforts to mitigate the disastrous con- sequences of the conflict
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NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE
 BUSINESS IS GROWING

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-so far this year 16293O automobiles have been registered in New York State, on inc crease of. .85,679 over the same period a year ago
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BATTLE or ALsAcz
coNTINuEs To RAeE

BERNE. Switzerland, Jan 22.-Ihe battle Of Aisace has continued to rage for two wcols with intermittent fero. city and Il has been fought under un- paraleled conditions. The lighting has proceeded day and night on the hills and in the valleys always ln the snow and frequently in heavy snow storms Both sides have suffered heavy losses-
 The Germans lost 6O00 in killed and wounded in attempts to hold Steinbnch and efforts Go recapture it.
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LODGE
 LEADS
 A IAG.

WASHINGTON Jan. 22.-Attrlbut- Ing to the administration the inten. ton to buy German ships Informed in American ports # Che ship purchase bill passes, Senalor Henry Cabot Lodge. Republican Of Massachusetts, today declared that tho measure would bring the United States within measurable distance of war. not with Great Britain alone, but witb Franco, Russia and Japan.
 Continuing Senator Lodge said'
 ITO buy German ships interned In these American ports would relieve thelr owners from heavy daily expens. es in caring for them. and to hand them over S40.Ooo,O0O belonging to the American people would be great and valuable assistance to one of che oel- figerent powers in the war that is now raging. It would be an unneutrai act. and might very readily be construed as a hostile act and an actual breach of neutrality"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
AUSTRALIA GIVES BEEF
 TRUST CLEAR BILL

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-No evidence Of restraint Of trade or monopoly by the American "beef trust ID Ausual- ls was adduced by the recent three months federal inquiry in that conn try. according to advices. received ln this citg.
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m1NY cERMANe WOUNDED

London, Jan. 22.-The Lonron Tal- eeraph's correspondent at sluls Hoi. land, aays that large npmners oi Ger man wounded arc paesing that place from the batdo that has been in pro. gress ln the vicinity of Nieup2rt Bel- oium.
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CAPTURE HIGH
 TURKISH COMMANDER

PETRoGRAD. Jan. 22.-A Tiflis dis patch says the Russians have taken Izzet Pasha, former Turkish War min istor prisoner.
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Yan.o.a Malla Rnllota

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. % The Ro- bin Hood Powder Co, of Vermont has received an order from q European Nation for $2.500 GOO worth of cart ridgeg
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Eranch Rnn Kltchenn.

LOUISVILLE, Ky Jan 22 Work on 5000 portable Kitchen wagons for fhe French army has been begun here. The value Of the order is S250,0e0
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carran.a slons Lollerlos.

GALVESTON, Tex. Jan. 22-Geu. Carranza has issued a decree abolish ing lotteries in that part of Mexico held by the Constitutional troops.
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as.naonoo FoR cHARlrY

NEW YORK, Jan 22-Tho will oi Chas. M Full former head of Che Aluminium Company oi hmerica De. Quealhs s 0o0000 to educational and charitable institutions
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GERMANS CHECK TEiE
 FRENCH

BERLIN, Jan. % - The eermans have halted the French advance which has been designed 10 cut Che com- munications Of Che army with tho lm- portant fortress of Metz in Lor raino, and looIate the German foroeo 10 tho st Mihlcl region, according to an official atatoment given out today.
 According to this statement the French lost heavily in an attack near Pontamoui5son, and were rcpulsed.
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oorroN EXsoRrs -aALNL

NEW YORK, Jan 22 Cotton ex- ports so iar this month gre 50 per cent higher than in January Of last yeor The spot price has averaged
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AILIne EInanoInn llaIY

LONDON, Jan 22.-Flnancial cir clos in London understand that arr ralngoments are nearly complete for a provisional loan to Italy by certain British and French banking houses.
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PARIS EXPECTS RAID
 FROM ZEPPELIN MACHINES

PARIS, Jan. 22-rhe French gov ernment anticipates an aerial attack by fleet of German airships upon Paris. It was officially announced that instructions will be issued soon telling the inhabitants of Paris what measures to take in case Zeppellns come over the capital
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u. S. ASKED TO MAKE
 AUSTRIA PAY NOTES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-John Gled- hill, an American, holder ol S3800O Austrian l l.2 per cent treasury notes transferred 10 him from an English corporation, has filed with Secretary of State w. J. Bryan 9 protest against the refusal or the Austrian government to pay the bonds, which are passed due asserting it Is 9 breach of inter national law and asking the govern mont to take the matter mp with the AusLrIan embaagy.
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GUTIERREZ CLAIMS
 TO BE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-Gudeuez has issued 8 proclamation from Pay huca declaring that he is still Pro. visional President Of Mexico.
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coAL onrPUT sHoWs
oNLY sLleRT DECREASE

WASHINGTON, Jan 22.- Tine total coal production of the United States in 19I4 was about 51O0O0,000 short tons. a decrease of about 6O,OO0,O0O tons compared with the high record output of 1915 Practically all Of this decrease was In the output of the bi- luminous mines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
GERMAN GENERALS BAVE
 GAGGED THE KAlsEI

LONDON, Jan. 22-A neutral busi ncssmm who hes iustreturned to Lon- don from Berlin says Che haiaer ia now barred by his generals from in. terfering in the strate8y of the com paign Field Marshal von fiindenbefe is described as the leader in the move ment to muzzle the Kaiser and aa having made his non-intervention a condition of retaining command in the East
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Allles- -AaVa Gained oroUad Since

christmao,
 PARIS. Jan Bp ohcia jale. ment given out last iught aays the Al lies have gained ground aN along the line of battle from the coast to Che German Rhine at che Swiss border since the beginning Of winter opera. tons Only at Soissons. it is stated have the Germans gained ground and there they have only partly recovered ground that the Allies have oaptured since Che nrst of December.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
ENGLAND HAS s GUN
 EQUAL TO eEsMANY's

LONDON Jan. 22.-Lord Haldane has advised the House Of Peers that experts in England have perfected a gun that Is equal to tho German 42. centimeter gun.
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.RoUMANlA READY
10 JOIN ALLIES

BUCHAREST Roumania, Jan. 22. -Roumania is ready for war, on tho side Of the Allies. Her entrance is believed to be only Q matter of days, possibly hours. The element that kept Roumania neutral has practically disappeared. The influence Of the German minister has been steadily waning as result of Russian vic tories in Kukowlne and the Caucasus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
WARSiIP
 ACCIDENT
 KILLS FOUR

LA PAz, Mex Jan 22.-Four fire, men were killed and nine seriously in- jured when a boiler tube blew out Of Che United States armored cruiser San Diego last night
 The dead are:
 OSCAR j. WYATT, of Elcentro. Cal.
 AABUS J. HARDEE. Joplin. Mo.
 WILLIAM 2. ELLIOTT, Brooklyn, N. r.
 A. WESTERN Davenport la
 The wounded were removed to che ships hospital ward. and will be re-, turned to the United States
 The san Diego was formerly the Cal ifornia. She was built in 1902. and is of the class Of the Maryland. Pitts bursh and South Dakota.
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ALLIES BUY AMERICAN
 PERFORATED MEX

NEW YORK, Jan. 92-An order for 2fO00000 cans of evaporated milk has been placed in New York by the AZ lies. the purchase prices amounting to over $l,575.000.
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LETS FRANCE
 HAVE OVER sso.ooo,ooo

LONDON. Jan. French treasury noted issue amounting to S50,o0000e one year, and five per cent has been oYersubscribed in London
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sHAcKLEToN OFF
 TOR SOUTH POLE
e

NEW YORK Jan. %. The New York World has received the following from Sir Ernest Shacldeton, the But- ish# explorer, from the Island of South Georgia, dated Jan DO.
 The Endurance sails from south Georgia today
 All oa board arc well.
 "We have been delayed by the ice which is unfavorable Owing to this do not expect to cross the continent until next season.
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eLggoNs MoRsTs cLAggY

MLwAUHEE. Jan. 22.-Miko Gib- bons was conceded to have the bes. of Jimmy claoby in 10-ro0nd fight here last night
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AUSTRALIA ISSUES CALL
 FOR MORE RECRUITS

LONDON Jan Civilian Morris Hughes. acting Premier of Che Com monwealth of Australia. has issued an appeal for more recruits
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

Germany chanaee Ministcrs of War;
 BERLIN Jan. 22.-Lieut-Gen. yon Falkenhayn, German War Minister re- signed this morning and has been sue ceeded by MaI.Gen yon Hohenborn.
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sanase RepubIIeans DeeIde lo EInI
luNLLr-

buster.
 WASHINGTON Jan. The Sem ate Republicans have decided iormoi- ly Co fight against the passage of th0 administration ship purchasing bill as long as it shall be pressed for action. Tho administration is still inslst. mt upon securing the pRssoee Of the bili, but recognizes tho capacity otthe Republicans to delay proceedings on the administration program in the event or sits continuing to press the measure.
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Ala8ka lntcreoted.

Among the bins that are placed in jeopardy by the Republican determiu- alton to nubuster against the ship ping bin are the appropriation bills. including the appropriation for the Ale aska railroad and aids to navigation in Alaska waters.
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GoVERNoR RLAck "
AS aoNseIEL.LgA0gR

si-
 DAWSON Y. r9 Jan 1a--In the biggest curling bonapiel ever held in the Northland, 400 Klondikers entered and gave all proceeds to Red Cross and Belgian funds SeTeral ladies teams contested and four teams made up of Japanese. representing Brit aims Etern Allies. closed me matches. The contest last days aud proved 2 tie. Gov Black champioued one side and Ioseph Boyle che other Capt E. B. Davis. superintendent Of the Tee Harbor cannerya @ln be home sunday from 2 business trip to ihe Sonnd
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Germane- Sink Binish merohantship,
 LONDON, Jan % The British steamship Durward was torpcdoed and sunk by a German submarine Her crew was saved.
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GOTHAM BROKER SUICIDE
 WAS SHORT ON WHEAT

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-G. Franklin srlnger Jr. New York broker whose firm failed, and who then committed suicide, was short 25O,0OO bushels of wheat 4 rise Of 10 cents a bushel last week wiped out his margins
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coNsTANTINoPLE. Jan. 22. An official statement says the Russian Caucasian successes have been check cd
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eermana Complain as Sale of War
 Sunbliec bv O. s.

@" ft'fN~ " - NO
 BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The North Ger. man Gazette yestorday said that the sale of munitions of war by Che United States 10 Great Britain and France had reached a point where it placed the neutral position Of the United States in jeopardy
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GERMANY TO BORROW
 ANOTHER BILLION DOLLARS

ROTTERDAM, Jan. 22.-The Ger man government Is sald Co be on the verge of Issuing new war loan, at least as much as tho preceding issue of Sl.25O.O00.00O
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RUSSIA ADDS 585.ooo
 MEN TO HER ARMY

PETRoGRAD. Jan. 22 A ulSaso just promulgated calls to arms tue 1915 class of recruits throughout Rus, sla This will add 5S5,ooO men to the army between Jan. 2s and Feb. 2S.
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ONLY OLD SHIPS ARE
 AT THE KEEL CANAL

LONDON Jan. 22.-A Copenhagen dispatch says that of the German high sea fleet only the old ships Barbar ossa. Wurlomburgi Koeningen Louise Kronprln2. Kaiser Wilhelm, some in struction ships and six submarines are now at Bie'd The first line Fleet Of dreadnaughts are ot Wilheimshat en aud CuXhaven.
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