The Alaska citizen., 1915-08-23

,i States and ioreiau countries.
 LEFT TO ARBITRATION.
 WASHINGTON. II. G.. Ans IT. Iu the reply to the German Frye note. which was made public today simultaneously with the delivery Ol the message 'o the German govern m-uf. the United States. IuFernment accepts fhe proposal of the kaiser that the damage sustained through the sinking UI the American vessel be lE.l by a wi.ad commission. lt '@ also #-...H .o submit disputed treaty provisions Co the Hague for arbitration
 The Germans are urged 70 make clear their intentions regarding the treatment of American vessels in the utura> so that there may be DO misunderstanding when attacks arc made In their latest note. The Ger mans uHwa,rJ that they would con. fuue -ukin. neutral vessels. leay- l .a- tha Qur-. ion ut settlement to be t...-.u afterwards
 MOB VIOLENCE
 NILLEDGENILLE. Ga. Aug. IT, 4 mob sI 75 unidentified persons sl0mcd the state prison farm shortly | tt.N 1-I tf4-b Hts flI Etf"i | Leo M Frank from bis cell and sped away with him 10 Marietta in auto mobiles where the alleged slayer of l Mary Iha-a1 was hanged To a tree within tWo miles of the unfortunate girl's birthplace Superintendent i Burke and the prison farm guards were taken completely by surprise and were easily OyerpOWered- TE" superintendent Was securely bound nd left on the porch. where he was found this morning after Frank had been hanged
 The body of Frank was taken to Marietta this morning and an in quest Was commenced this aftor- noon An examination of tto b0ds showed thaf the rope placed atou tha neck 0f the victim had opened the wound recently inflicted by a fellow prisoner aJ the farm. His hands were aag5oufle3 in front and the 1 body was clad on3y i7 unjer-aruaHts
 MANY SEEK S0UVEN ATLANTA. Aug 1.-The re mains oe Prank arrived here late nis afternoon and were placed on view if the undertaking uarloIs with the consent Of the relatives ct the dead man. Ten thousand per ous viewed the body during the -l0r, time that if was on exhibition. | Reports from Marietta state that
 Inc coroner's jury adjourned until s.r HHa=aav. aJ which time the in quest viii be concluded The re- ports also state that the rope with which Frank Was hanged has been eagerly sought by souvenir hunters, oafs of # rayinl been sold at the
 rate Of Sl an inch Hieb prices also were paid for parts of the murdered ans clothing worn at the time Of 3a lynching.
 The hoay will be shipHed to New l York during the niehg where the Frank family are in mourning.
 GOVERNOR SHOCKED. ATLANTA. Aug IT Governor | Nat Harris expresses deep regret over the lynchina of Frank. He says .aat great wrong has been com uitted and the state Of Georgia dis graced in the eyes of the world
 SLATON DENOUNCES MOB. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug l7.-EE- ,vsGnor John Slalon of Georgia, who commuted Franks sentence to | life imprisonment, denounces in the strongest terms the mob responsible l for the act of last night,
 BRITISH COIN RECAST. SAN FEANCISCO Aua. lS-An- other evidence of the fact that An ~ican gold coins are now regarded throughout the world as standard money developed today when a ship neuc of $2oo0o05 in gold soyer- I-us rf British colnaaa arrived from Australia with instructions to have the money recoined into American money.
 When the money comes from the 1 local mint in it's new form, it will be placed to the credit temporarily of British and Australian banks.
 BUY FIVE STEAMERS.
 NEW YORK, Aug IS.-Accordne 10 story appearing in the local papers today. the price paid by the Atlantic Transp portation company for the five steamships recently acquired from the Pacific Mail Steamship com- pany was $700o,000. The vessels will be brought 10 the Atlantic coast immediately for service in Eastern waters.
 BELL FREIGHT IN ISSUE. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1S.-There s probability that the plans for he homeWard journey of the Liberty bell will be changed by the com mittee because of the belief that the Southern railroads are demanding 1 excessive rates for trausportation. IT i the aim of the committee to cover as much territory as possible with the bell but the plans will be governed largely by the willing Ine-s of the railroads to grant de, sired concessions.
 NO FEAR FOR SLATON SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.-- When shown Atlanta dispatches to- day in which Mayor Woodward is reported to have made the state ment that the former governor of Georgia could not safely return to his home within a year John Slaton was as mad as a hornet, and declared that the Atlanta executive had greatly exaggerated conditions in the Southern state. He said further that he intended to return shortly to Georgia, and felt sure that he would not be molested because of his attitude in the Frank case
 LANDING MORE MARINES.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. IS Advices received from Cape Hai- tien today indicate that the rebellious spirit of the islanders has not been entirely subdued by the American marines Another detachment of