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Evening journal., 1915-05-13

pleted. The wall has been completed
along the south side of the property.
superintendent Mack was directed
to have the old paths In Brandywine
Park opened up.
The following report Of the super
intendcnt's division of receipts and
expenditures into maintenance and lm-
provement was received and accepted
Balance at last report ......Si2,9 96.97
Receipts.
hNHlh sss.f.sst.. ssssssss ioo.oV
New Castle Co bridge im-
provement ........... 3S4.10
Sale of wood ... 150
Right of way, Dia.
State Tel. ........... LOO
S13.542O7
Expenditures .............. i.5t2.O6
$ 9,O3O.O1
Special account for Au-
gustine bridge ..... 546:S3
s 9.576.s4
Treasurer William Bush reported d
balance of S9.9l7S3.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
FEEL YOUNGI
It's Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
For You'll

Beware Of the habit Of constipation. II
develops from just few constipated days,
unless you take yourself in hand.
Coax the jaded bowel muscles back to nor
NAL action with DR.. Edwards Olive Tab.
let's, the substitute for calomel. Don't force
them 20 unnatural action with severe mcdi.
cines OF by merely flushing out the intes-
tines with nasty. sickening cathartics.
Dr. Edwards believes in gentleness, per-
si-teney and Natures assistance.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets open the
bowels; their action is gentle. yet posi-.
tive. There IS mover any pain or gripping
when DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are used
just the kind Of treatment old persons
should have
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetables
compound mixed with olive oil. you will
know them BY their olive color Take one
or two occasionally and have no trouble with
your liver. bowels or stomach. l0c and CSC
per box All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. o.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
FLAG FOR sCOTT TROOP.

Diamond Council. No. 5. Jr. o. Y.
A. NJ. will present an American flag
to Boy Scout Troop. No. IA. of Sill
verbrook NJ. L. Church, on next Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1915-05-13
TRUSTEES NETTING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the ministers. which
was to have been held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. this afternoon, has been postponed
until next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
CHILL RESTRICTS COAL
 FOR EMPHASIZES

VALPARAISO, Chile, Jan. 5.- The following regulations have been inau- gurated with reference to supplying ships of the belligerant European na- tions, the same being effective since January 1st
 "Flrst, That hereafter the supplies of coal which may be furnished to warships of the belligerant nations at chilian ports shall be reduced to the quantity necessary to enable them to reach the nearest coaling port Of the neighboring nation
 Secondly That in the event of the violation by merchant ship of any of the rules bearing upon the observ. ance of neutrality adopted by the gov ernment of the Republic, no fuel shall be supplied in Chilian ports to any vessel Of the company to which the ship 50 offending may belong
 Wlll Supervise lnternment.
 Thirdly That the vessels interned by order of the government by. reason of violation Of neutrality and also the ones whose owners state their inten- tion to maintain them in Chilian ports until the end of the war shall be con centrated In such Gillian ports as in each case tho administrative authorl- ties may determine:
 Fourthly That the quantity of coal that may be supplied in ports of Che Republic to merchant vessels be linn tied Go the capacity Of their ordinary bunkers, unless they desire to call di- rect to European ports, in which case they may be supplied with the quan- tlty Of coal necessary for the voyage, provided always that the company to which they belong furnish suffic- tent guarantee in the opinion Of the government that the fuel shall be uaed exclusively in effecting such voyage"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
CAUCASIAN WAR IS
 IMPORTANT
st

PETRoGRAD. Jan. 5.-All Russia has It's eye on the situation In Russian. caucasia, which is assuming the i'm. portonce second only to the German Invasion in Poland, the War Office admits.
 The Turkish troops have advanc. ed to Ardahan, but this is not consid. cred by military observers here to be Of serious menace Co Tiflis, although that city is reported to be Euyer Pa. aha's chief objective.
 Ardahan Hes midway between the frontier and the Caucasian capital. and guards pass through the Armen. ian mountains to Tiflls.
 Meanwhile another Turkish army is now in Urmia, preparing for an in. vaslon of the Caucasian sea coast of Caucasus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
STRINGS ON LONDON
 STOCK EXCHANGE

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The London exchange which opened yesterday for the first time since July SOth, last, when gathering war clouds caused its suspension, is being operated un- der heavy restrictions. The Stock Ex- change committee favored loosc res trlctions but the government stood out for such regulations as would make It difficult or impossible for Ger many to finance herself in London.
 The resumption of trading in New York brought no general selling from London, but there was considerable clearing up of the ends of speculative accounts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05

 hEE2CF
 MURDERED

VALDEZ. Alaska. Jan. 5.-Louls Schonhorn. Q store keeper at Bonanza small mining town fourteen miles from Shushanna, in the White River country. was found murdered, accord ing to reDortH which reached Valdez iast night
 Schornhorn was shot through the heart, 8 30.30 rifle having been used by the slayer. When the body vas found lhe victim had been dead only twenty-four hours. The dead man for merly lived in Dawson. '. IT, and IS member Of -he Masonic lodge.
 Marshal Brenneman immediately wired to the Department Of Justice for permission to spend money iu searching tho hills for the murderer. As several men left Bonanza very suddenly it is believed the murderer IS among them
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
ASK THAT SALE
 OF ARMS CEASE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--President Wilson's policy of neutrality in the war Is finding great support as new reports of the sale of American arms and ammunition to the warning nations are being circulated.
 While the House Committee on For. eign Affairs is wrestling with a reso- luhou to restrict the importation Of arms, delegations representing Ger man-Americns, Irish-Americans, ana other organizations having more than @ personal interest in the war arc urging the immediate passage Of the resolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
MRS. LODER FINED;
 WILL FIGHT FOR SON

SEATTLE, Jan. A. Mrs Annette Bodor Of Galesburg, H., yesterday was fined S500.0o by Judge Jeremiah Neterer, in the United States Court for conviction Of misuse of the nails in the sale of stock of mythical mine in Southeasteyn Alaska The fine was paid and Mrs. Loder was re- leased. She will resist the suit rec ently brought by her divorced hus- band. for the custody of their son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
WAVE
 TO SWEEP NATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.--.Address- ing the board oi directors of the Pan- ama,Pacific Information Exposition at this place last night. Secretary of the Treasury William c. McAdoo said:
 "I would stake my reputation on the prediction that the country VIII wii- ness the greatest prosperity it has ever known, in the coming twelve month.
 The Secretary is making a tour of the Western States. He is at the St. Francis Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
GERMAN sTowAwAYs
 CAUGHT -lN SWEDEN

COPENHAGEN Jan. 5.-several German stowayays on the Scandanoy- ian-American liner Frederick VIII, from New York, were intcrned here on the arrival of tho vessel which ap- p2rently was not stopped by British warshlps. Otherwise the stowaways would have been made prisoners. The majority Of the stowaways when dis covered, some three dyas out, agreed to work their passage. Tho rest re- fused and were arregted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
OBSERVERS SEE THE END
 OF GREATEST STRUGGLE

BOSTON Dec. 27.- The Boston News Bureaus Wall Street cores. popdent writes:
 "Europe's tremendous conaic. goes on grimly. but some observers think it's end is in sight Is it approaching the stage of exhaustion of pyhsical and financial resources2 Lack of mon ey merely has never averted war or stopped it once it got under way. But the present struggle is like no other in history There iB no precedent for the loss oi life, money and incidental desnuctiveness# #it has inflicted in its brief out devastating progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
-AURiER SAYS U. S.

FAVoRs THE ALLIES
 LONDON, Jan. 5.-sir Gilbert Par. ker has received letter from Sir Wilfrld Laurier the formef Prime Minister of Canada, in which the lat ter says public sentiment in the Uni ted States is "eyen stronger for the Allies than you in Europe are aware
 Flow could 1t be otherwise?" Sir Wilfrld asks. Tt is simply absurd, lf not absolutely insane, in view Of tho works of M. Bernhardl the aDeoohes Of tae Kaiser and the tone Of German proiessors themselves for thom now to make us believe that they were not the aggressors"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
SWEDISH LINE FOR
 AMERICAN WEST COAST

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 5.- The ship ping company Nordstiaerman. has for some years intended to start O regular service to the West coast Of North and South America. and in the begin. ming of June or this year the steam ship kronprins Gustaf Adolf was sent to England to complete her cargo and io continue her voyage drought the Panama canal. The canal. however. had not then been opened to traffic, and the start was delayed. but the scheme will be put into effect in the near future
 The new motorship Pacific also will be ready to start shortly and through this new line Swedish goods can be exported on Swedish ships Co many ports Of the West Coast of America. The ships will call at Colon and Pan ana, from whence goods can be for warded by other lines working in conjunction with the Nordsjaerman, to nearly every port in America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
F FRENCH VICTORIOUS
 IN ALSACE

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The right wing of the French army today reached a point within 30 miles of the Rhine, thus advancing their entrenched forces several miles into Alsace.
 The French are now holding Steinbach and the heights tc the southward of that village.
 The French successes follow ed one of the most stubborn fights of the war.
 The French victory along the front constitutes the only noteworthy change in the in the Western theatre of war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
IS ExPELLlNe
 ITALIANS FROM SYRIA

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-A despatch to the News from Cairo says:
 Already Italians are being expelled by the wholesale from Syria Italian steamships are not allowed to unload their cargoes, mails or passengers. and neither officers nor crews are allowed to leave their ships
 Italian lines are about 10 discon- tinue their Syrian service
 Upward Of 500 Jewish refugees from Jaffa have just arrived at Alex andria on the Italian steamship Viu- cenzo Floro. Technically they are Russians. but they had been peaceful and long established residents of Jana.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
AlRMEN KILLED eY
HIS OWN BOMB

LONDON. Jan. 5.-A Chronicle cor respondeut in Belgian says that Dea- champs, one of the most famous of Belgian military ayiators, met tragic fate yesterday. When returning from flight to his aerodome near the coast his aeroplane landed too heavily the concussion exploaded bomb he was carrying and he was blown to pieces. About dozen spectators were wounded
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
GERMAN AIRMEN MAKg
SUCCESSFUL ATTACK

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-lt wac announced by the War Office this evening that eeman airmen today made success- ful attack on the British depot sta tlons In the outskirts Of Rosendale and Goudskerque near Dunklrk, France. Bombs were dropped from aeroplanes upon the ammunition stores, causing explosions which injured more than 100 persons, and set fire to one yil- lase.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
uNloNlsTs CAPTURE
 MANY REBEL PRISONERS

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Unlonists of South Africa have captured 5,7OO rebel of whom 4.50O are in pris' ons and 1900 have been paroled. It is said that only few scattered and weak bands are now at large. Many who were in the rebel forces are daily surrendering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
CEN SCOTT
 AND VILLA
 0G0NFER

EL PASO, Tex Jan. 5.-General Hugh r. Scott, chief oi staff of tho United States army tomorrow VIII meet Gen. eral Rancho Villa on the international bridge over tho Rio Grando river tor O conference to prevent further tirins by Mexican troops, Into American ter. ritory
 It is expected Q satisfactory arrange ment will be reached, as 1t is under stood General Villa has declared the protests Of the United States. as just
 Moving picture men have arrived here to get pictures of tbe meeting Of the two leaders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
DEMOCRACY MAY
 e08lE FROM WAR


 NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-That good for mankind should come out Of the Eur opean war was the opinion expressed by Dr. Charles w. Eliot president emeritus of Harvard Uniyersity in an address before the New England Society at its one hundred and ninth annual dinner
 "The American people believe. as the Pilgrim church believed. that truth and light are constantly Co be made known to man, snid Dr. Eliot
 He declared that the fundamental cause of the European war was "the difference in the ideals of govern. ment national greamess and national welfare, of Germany and Austria on the one hand and Franco and Great Britain on the other He continued:
 'ln order that different races or stocks should live peacefully and help fully beside each other under Che same free government coioined but not commingled as in the United States of today it is only necessary that they shonld all come to cherish Che same idea Of public liberty public iuetice| and cooperative management That is the true assimilation of different states or races and none other is need-I ed"
 Other speakers were Dr Lyman Ab-I bolt James M Beck former assistant United States attorney general. and Holman Day A Barton Hepburn was toaslmasler.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
KAISER EATS FOOD
 OF HIS SOLDIERS

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Emperor William bao given orders that the eo-ealled war breadp shall hereafter be served to hlmceif and to the members of his enturago. The bread consists of s5 per cent rye flour and IS per cent. po- tato flakes. lt is coarse but highly nu- trItous. The bread ls part of the Ger man soldier's daily ration.
 MINE SINKS SWEDISH SHIP
 LONDON, Jan. 5-Aecordlng to ad- vices received today from Stockholm, Sweden, the steamship carma today was sunk in the North Sea and her crew Of twenty nien perIshed. The carma is reported to have struck German contact mine.
 The carma was a Swedish yessel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
GERMANS ADMIT
 ALSATIAN DEFEAT

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The War offices of both Paris and Berlin, in official statements, show that the Germans are losing ground in AIsace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
AMERICAN oREADNAUeHT
 TO LEAD THE WORLD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-phe new U. s. Dreadnaught California, when 1t is completed in 1918, viii be the most powerful nghting vessel in the world. ln the opinion of Maurice Prendergast the famous British naval expert the American dreadnaughts win form the most gigantic and homogenius squad. ron in existence at the time of the completion of the California. The d. mensious of the lastnamed ship follow: Length over all G24 feet; beam, 97 feet 2 i-2 inches. The displacement on trials, with two-thirds stores. oil fuel and all ammunition will be S2,- 900 tons The estimated horse power is about S200O units for a speed of twenty and one-half knots. The main armament consists Of twelve 14.inch guns mounted in four barbettes, each barbette containing three huns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
ATTACK
 AUsTRiAWs FRONT

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-rhe Ruasiana are conducting a serles of frontal attacke on the Austrian positions along Che Dunajec river seeking to take the fortress, which has been their goal for Che past two months, aocordiny to the declaration of the War office in re- porti0g today tho renewal oil strong fighting in ealleia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
BRITAIN TO REPLY
 TO U. s. PROTEST


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The gov ernment has been officially advised that Great Britain will this week for mally reply to the note recently sent to London by the State Department protesting against interference to American maritime commerce. by the British government. through detention of ships. etc.
 It is understood that the answer Of the English government will be based. to large extent on what France may have to sag. The French battle fleet in the Mediterranean has been almost as active in holding up American yes. sels. it is said as the English, al- though more achlal seizures are charg- ed Co the British government
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
UNIVERSITY DlsowNe
 LEIPZIG PROFESSOR

PARIS. Jan. 5.--The University Of Leipzig has sent 3 circular letter to foreign universities disavowing Prot 0stwald because of an interview print ed with him In which he stated that Germany's policy had special design of including Sweden in confedera- ton of states under German hege- mony
 The circular planes Prof Oswald for having caused great harm to his country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
PLANS HOLDING
 CAPTURED GERMAN ISLANDS

SEATTLE. Jan. 5.-A Toldo special says Japan apparently intends to keep German territory captured, and ships have been sent to Che South Sea is- lands wrested rom Germany, to in-' their colonization possibli- ties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
U. S. SIMPLIFYING COMPANY
 DEcLAREs DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-The directors of the United States Smelting Rein ing & Mining Company declared the regularly quarterly dividend of 1 3-1 per cent (S7 1-2 centsl on tho prefer. red stock payable Jan. 10, Co stock of record Dec. 81. No action was ta- ken on the common dividend
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
WHEAT PRICES SOAR

CHICAGO. Jan 5.-wheat prices arc rising rapidly and 1t is expected that it will reach S2.00 within a short time. The top quotations for May delivery were S1.55 yesterday.
 The price has advanced six. cents in two days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
POSTAL BUSINESS
 BREAKS RECORDS

WASHINGTON Jan. 5.-The post. office department has found it noes. sary Co purchase additional equipment in the open market to handle the great. est volume of Christmas mail in the history of the service.
 The Department has been supplied with 20O0 mail bags day for six months but to provide increased equip ment l75.000 burlap bags were pur- chased Additional transportation eQuipment as well as several thou- sand emergency employees have been put in
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
SHIP BIl
 MILL PASS CONGRESS

WASHINGTON Jan. 5.-The Senate late yesterday afternoon made the ad- minlstra1on's government ship pur, chase bill the order Of unfinished bust. ness, to be supplanted first on tho calendar only by tho appropriation 6ili
 Democratic leaders declare Che bn will be passed by Congress although Che Republicans are morsholing their forces for an attack on the measure.
 President Wilson believes that Q suh- sidized merchant marine can secure an avalanche of trade with foreign countries. and that after the war and Che restoration of the commerce of other nations private companies can take over the governments obliga- ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
GERMAN NAVY MAY
 AsroNlsH THE WORLD

ROME. Jan. 5.-eorman Prince von Buelow declares the German fleet will soon deliver a blow that may astonish the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE ATTACKS
 ORGANIZED sAsEsAL

CHICAGO. Jan. 5-The Federal League filed suit ln the United States District Court today asking that the National Commission Of organized baseball be declared to be @ trust.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
PLANNED TO DYNAMITE
 ATLANTIC LINE SHIPS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 5-The police asked New York authorities to inyesti- gate the New York ends Of q con- spiracy revealed by Hans Halle, a German to place bombs on French and British liners. The police have a complete bomb Of enormous power which. it is said, Halle was to have sent Co New York to be placed on tho French liner Chicago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
WEES COMPLAINT LEADS
 TO A DOUBLE TRAGEDY

SEATTLE. Jan. 5.- Because she had complained to the police of his treatment Victor Miller baker shot and killed his wife in their home here last night and then took his own lie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
FRANCE NEEDS VAST
 SUM or MONEY

PARIS. Jan. 5.--Tho French budget committee has decided to ask for a levy of S1705,0O0.OOO for the first half of the year 1915 This is on increase of $1,1S5,SOOOOO over the correspond ing period oi l9ll.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
eERMAN LARoRERs lN

ACTIVE MlLlTARY SERVICE AMSTERDAM. Jan 5-Berlin pa pers say that about 3t percent Of the 66b000 members of organized labor 10 Germany are in active military service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
RUSSIA BRUSHES
 TURK ARMY

PETROGRAD, Jan. D. The Var office late tonight in an of ficial announcement says the Russians have captured the Ninth Army corps of the Turk ish army and generally routed the Ottoman forces in Transcau- casia in a series of engagements which terminated in victory to- day. The Turks which escaped are reported to be fleeing in great disorder with the victor iOus Russians hammering them on the Hanks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
RATE ON PENNsYLvANIA
 COAL MUST BE CUT

PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 5.-A reduc. tiop of 40 cents ton in the freight rate for anthracite. coal carried to Philadelphia from fields in pennsyl- yania, is ordered by the Pennsylyan- la public service commission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
ALAskA eoLD

BOSTON. Jan. 5.-Alaska Gold (Al- asl,a Gastineau0 miniug stock yes terday was quoted on ths Boston curb at 2T ii.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
SHIPPING FRICTION
 PROBABLY OVER

 4 LONDON, Jan 5.-Tho Brit ,, - ish government was notified g q today 0l tae uocision ol the t q American government Go cerLi- $ a fy to the exact contents of $ s American cargoes before they z @ leave American ports for Eur < 's ope. q 't It is believed that this action q 't of the United States will min- g g imize the friction that has aris- S
 s en over alleged shipments of f' < cong-aband to Germany and s'
 2 Austria. @
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
TEXAN BEcoMEs BANKER
 IN MEN YORK CITY

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-B. D. Harris, vicepresident Of South Texas National Bank Houston, Texas will become Q vice.president of the National City Bank. of New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
.ERENcH EINANcIAL

OPERATIONS INCREASING NEW TOR, Jan 5--A Paris special says that transactions on tho Bourse are becoming wider every day. Cop per-. are much in demand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
AMERICAN LAUDED FOR
 CHRISTMAS GENEROSITY

PETR0cRAD. Jan. 5.-Newspapera here published articles yesterday, commending an American resident of Moscow. who contributed $500 Xmas presents for the children Of Russian soldiers
 PARIS, Jan. 5.-Gifts of private per sons. to soldiers fighting at the front with the French included g million and half gallons of choice wine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
TEXAS TO ORGANIZE
 COTTON HOLDING CONCERN

AUSTIN Tex. Jan. 5.-Texas cot. ton planters are planning gu organ ization Of S1.000000 Cooperative Cotton Company to aid planters to hold their cotton. The purpose is to make the company @ permanent or. ganization after the present abnormal conditions are relieved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
KANSAS PEOPLE SPEND
 s15.ooo.ooo FOB AUTOS

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan 5.-sl5.ooo.Ooo were srent by Kansac people for au- tomobiles last year Approximately l5.oo0 automobiles were purchased
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-05
g'sTR0ANS CAlIG IN TRAP

PARIS, Jan. 5-L'mformation this afternoon reports that the Russians have occupied eight Hungarian townships and that divisions of the Austrian army are surrounded in the Car pathian mountains. Dispatches from Petrograd say chat the sfaf expect to capture the surrounded troops.