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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
NEW RUSSIAN
 CHURCH HEAD HERE


 The Very Rev. Archimandrit Am' phiiohy, of Leduc- Alta Canada who will be the new head of the Russian church at sitka, succeeding the late Father Sergius George Kosrometin. on) passed through to Sitka on the Jefferson last night He win take charge of the Greek church aHeiss immediately. it is understood.
 Father Amphilohy is one of Che best known of the orthodox priests of his faith. He is the possessor of a coronation hat which excited the interest and admiration of passengers aboard the Jefferson who met him on che trip to Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
Holland lInrninn Peace

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Because of the frequent visits of vangelde- meester, supposed to be representa- tive of Queen Wilhelmina, of Holland, to the American State Department here. rumors of peace have been cur rent 1t is reported that the govern ment of Holland is making every ef- fort to bring the warning nations to a settlements
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
MAY NOT APPEAL
 U. s. LAND CASE

NEW YORK. June 14.-The New York American says President Woodrow Wilson was and is so anx. ious to have peace and prosperity that he may order the Department of Jus ace in view of the unanimous and un- qualified clean bill given the U. S. Steel Corporation by the United states District Court for New Jersey. not to infect fresh and avoidable pn- certainty Into the domestic financial and industrial situation by appealig the case Go the Supreme Court
 sult Cost s5oo,ooo
 Cost Of the United States Steel dis solution suit ia estimated at S5OO.OO0. of which S400.00O was borne by the Corporation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
JUNE TO sE A GOOD
 MONTH FOR STEEL WORKERS

NEW YORK, June 14-Department of steel mills that are furnishing steel for war purposes are rushed with bus mess. June is expected to be the best month in production and earnings since the improvement started. Or ders of United States Steel Corpora. tion continue to run between S5.0O0 and 10000 tons a day which was the average in May
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
GERMANS ABANDON
 ATTACK ON LEMeERe

LONDON. June II. = The Austro- German attack on Lemberg has been abandoned according to telegaphic correspondence from Petrograd in the London Daily News. It is said that the check sustained by the Austrian and German forces in Galicia has caused a reformation of their lines for the purpose of defending them selves against the onslaught of the Russians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
FRANCE PREPARING FOR
 ENORMOUS EXPENDiTURE

PARIS. June 14--A bill calling for the appropriation of 56OO,0OOOOO francs to cover all government re- quirements for the third quarter of 1915 has been introduced in the French chamber of deputies by minis ter of finance. Including the approp- riations already made the budget for the l4 months ending September 8 will be 24.OOO.OOO,OOO francs. Extra. ordinary appropriations since the war began and including estimates for the third quarter of 1915, amount to 22,- 0OO0O0.OOO francs
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
ROOSEVELT ATTACKS
 PEACE ADVOCATES

NEW YORK, June 4.-'Profes'sion- al paclhicists have been peraching poltroonery' said Col Theodore Roosevelt in a letter which is to be read at peace and preparation con- ference which met here today.
 The peace and preparation con ference was thus named by the Ma tional Security League, with which the idea of today's meeting originat- ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
AMERICANS osTRAcisEO
 sY GERMAN PEOPLE

NEW YORK. June LA Chiasso cable says several American families crossed the frontier enroute for Ge- noe and the United States. Their de- parture from Germany was occasion ed by a social boycott Life has be- come intolerable for Americans in Der lin and an attempt made by hotel proprietors this week to expel Ameri- can guests was only prevented by the police after representations had been made by the American embassy
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
DREAM THEATRE
 OPENS TOMORROW

The opening of the Dream theatre under its new management was de- layed on account of the failure of the to arrive with it's films in time to put them on last night It will open tomorrow night Tuesday
 The opening was postponed until night on account of the Elks Flag Day exercises tonight at Elks hall
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
eerIIn FaIIs 10 Understand

BERLIN. June 14.-Newspapers of this city profess inability to under stand the motives which prompted William J. Bryan to retire from his post as Secretary of State in the Cabinet of President Wilson The salient comment of the Post, which is typical of that Of other newspapers, follows:
 "The former Secretary Of State seems to have less confidence than we Of Germany in the honest desire of the American government to arrive at peaceful compromise Of our mis- understandgsp
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
egRMANs LAVE MUNITIONS

STOREp IN UNIIED SIR IFS
 BOSTON, June 14-The Post says that according to a well.lmown Wash ington newspaper correspondent who has just returned from abroad, the German government has large quan- ties Of guns and ammunitons of war stored in Boston, to be used in case the emergency arises. Guns are sup posed to have been purchased from Connecticut firms by German agents last August, but on account of their inability to ship them, they were marked "glass canned goods etc. nd slored.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
BRYAN CLAIMS
 BERLIN NOTE WAS
 MATERIALLY CHANGED

NEW YORK, June 14.-Wnliam J. Bryan announced Saturday evening that the second note to Germany was materially changed and softened after
 he had offered his resignation. He admitted, however. that he saw the note just before it was filed in the cable office, but that he could see no good reason to withdraw his resig nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
WAR PARTY WINS
 CREEK ELECTIONS

ATHENS, June 14.-The war party is assured of control of the house of deputies by the election of at least 200 followers of former Premier Ven- izlos. Demonstrations and rejoicing over the result of the election are in progress throughout Greece today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
Hln sncceedn obrenon.

EL PAs0, Tex, June 14-Geu Ben jamiu Hill has been appointed as the successor to Gen. Obregon as com mander of the Carranza army in the north and he is moving northward to attack Gen. Villa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
RUSSIA ORDERS
 MANY. LOCOMOTIVES

PHILADELPHIA, June l4. The Rssian government today closed an order for American locomoticcs to the value of s6OO0.OoO. It is provided
 chat the locomotives must be deliver- ed before the end of the present year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
lTALYes ENTRANCE IN
 WAR AFFECTS TRAFFIC

BOSTON. June 14. The entrance of Italy into war has affected paasen- ger traffic to the Mediterranean to such an extent that only five saloon bookings have been made for the White Star liner Cretic, which sail ed for Naples from Boston last week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
ITALIAN SUCCESSES
ARE CONTINUING

LONDON, June 14.-While the cen sorship has suddenly frightened again over everything pertaining to the of the Italian army and navy. the official report from Rome says the successes of the Italian forces in Austria are making satisfac- tory progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
GERMANS CLAIM
 VICTORY FOR MAcKENzEN

BERLIN, June 14.-An official an- nouncement was made this afternoon that Gen. yon. Mackenzen has occu- pied Russian positions along the en- tire front in the eastern arena of lighting from cyerniwa to sieniawa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
ALLIES .AVIAToRs MAKE
 A SUCCESSFUL RAID

PARIS. June 14.-A Zeppelin and five taubes were destroyed and 19 German soldiers were killed by allied aviators yesterday, when they drop ped bombs on the German aviation camp at Eveino. near Brussels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
KILL l2
 IN THREE STATES

LA CROSSE, Wiso June 14 Twelve persons were Killed yester. day in storms sweeping over Wiscon- sin, Minnesota and Iowa The proD. erty damage was large
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
LABoRlNe MEN NAV
BE coNscRlPTED

LONDON, June 12.-The bin for compulsory service of working men in the intuition factories of the em- pire has reached and passed its sec ond reading and will soon pass the House Of Commons The bill at- tempts practically conscription of la- bor in all branches of trade working on supplies for the army and navy, and allows the government Go force any citizen. over the age of 20, to work in the factories
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14


 Today is Flag Day and public build. ings and homes are wearing the col ors. The public observance of Flag Day will wind up tonight in Elks' hall. when Juneau Lodge, No. A20 B. P. o. Elks, win give program to commemorate the birth of Che flag as part of the lodge ritual.
 Fine Program Arranged.
 William Homan Of New York, Judge Royal A. Gunnison, v. A. Paine and Mrs. George Oswell will be among the speakers. Miss Mary Bernhofer has consented to sing and a special fea- tre has been arranged by the Rev. Father A. P. Kasheyaro1, who will be assisted by 25 school children in ta- bleau song
 An Eiks' quartet also will sing, and the ritualistic work will close the program
 In statement issued to The Press Saturday. Governor strong urged the general observance of the day in Ju- neau and the town today has respond ed with patriotism, judging from the number of flags all over the city.
 The Elks' Tribute.
 The Elks pay high tribue to the flag. one of them being as follows:
 There is no such red in budding rose ini falling leaf, in sparkling wine; there is no such white in April hlos- som. in crescent moon. in mountain snows; there is no such blue in ocean's depth, in womans' eye, in heavens dome; and no such pageantry Of clustering stars and streaming light in all the spectrum of the sea and sky"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
TURKEY CLAIMS AN
 IMPORTANT VICTORY

coNsTANTINoPLE. June 14.-The war office has announced that the Turks have repulsed a determined at- tack on their right wing, and infict- ed heavy losses on the enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
sHEFFlELD sTEEL 10

BE MADE IN iFIE .. s. NEW YORK. June 14. = Sheffield steel is to be manufactured in Amer ica Sweden and Sheaield, England, have heretofore supplied the United States with from 75 to a5f6 Of it's highest grade steel requirements but the Century Steci Works with a plant at Bridgeport Conn proposes to make these productions here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
sErEesnnRc -WoMAM pIEs :.

PETERSBURG WOMAN DIES
 Mrs. Ole Rosvold died at Peters burg last Tuesday She had resided at that place since her marriage last July Her husband was away from home on the Stilrine river, and his wife and their newly born babe were buried before he could return
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
AI- #FS ON GREAT BATTLE THAT RACES
 ON RUSSIAN FRONT

LONDON, June 14.-AIthoush the Allies along the Franco.seIoIan line appear to be unrelcntins In their of- fensivc work which ls constantly net ting them slow progress aoalnst the entrcnched army particularly in northwestern France, the situation In the eaotern arena Of war, where the Austro-oermans arc otraInIng every nerve to deliver a cruahlne blow to Rusoia, remains the questIon of ut- most importance. No confirmation has yet been received Of the report from Berlin that the Austro-eermans have reoecupled zurawna, but farth- CT to the south they are aeross the rive CT 0nIester, and on Russian soil In .sessarabla.
 Not for months has there been such general activity on the Russian front. Checked at the cetner of their caII- elan line, the Austro-eerman forceo have developed an ffensIye move ment on both wInao at the came time, and they are etartlng another battle in Poland north of Prazasnyoz.
 At the same time there Is confused fighting going on in tho Baltic pro- vinceg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
BATTLE FROM BALTIC TO
 ROUMANlA.

lt may Dc said as a summary, there fore, that the arnies Of Germany and Austria on the one hand and those of Russia on the other arc at grips along the whole line from the Baltic to the Roumanian frontier.
 The stand which the Russlans have been making in ealicia recently indI- cates to British observers that the Russian shortage of ammunition has been overcome. lt was this shortage that enabled the Austro-cerman forces last month to sweep across the coun- try and take PrzcmysI in ouch record time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
PRussiANz CASUALTIES
 REPORTED TO BE f,3es,ooC

AMSTERDAM. June H. The cas- ualties Of the Prussian soldiers in the war number 1888 .OOO, according to the Telegraaf. These figures do not in- clude the casualties of tue Bayarians and saxons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
Nina slnks BrItlsh Steamer.

LONDON, June 14. = The British steamer Arndale was unk in the White sea by mine yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
FLAG DAY TO
 BE OBSERVED
 HERE TONIGHT
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AmERicA's HEART
 TO TOUCH THE
 HEART OF WORLD

* Washington, June 14.-"Am- s ericas heart will yet interpret s the heart of the whole world. s said President Woodrow Will .s son today in an address deliv- .t cred in connection with cele- 2 bration of Flag Day.
 's The President spoke to 5000 's people from tho south front Of s- the Treasury building at noon. s q know of nothing that is S more difficult than to render g adequate tribute to our em- g blem" said the President in di- t rect reference to the flag in Q the progress of his speech
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14

Tho Empire guarantees It's adver- Users the largest circulation Of any newsnanar ln -AIaska. oss
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14

WEATHER TODAY S
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
GERMAN SUBMARINES
 SINK TWO SHIPS

LONDON. June 14.-A British bark and q Norwegian bark were sunk off Milford Haven. The crews were saved
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14

The Emplro wIn make advertising contracts subject Co proof of largest ircuIatlon of any newspaper Iu Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
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MILITARY PRISONER
 ESCAPES AZ FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. June l4.-Petcr X. Grimes, alias James F. Rodgers, an American military prisoner es- capped from the transport sherman. arriving from Manila. as she was docking. He carried S2S.OOO in cash in a money belt about his body.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
hI .Hl RRlMce -ERElcAr

AND MANY PASSENGERS
 With good passenger list and a full cargo of general freight. tme steamship Al-N. of the Border Line Co.,, arrived from se- attle last night While in Seattle she was equipped with a new propeller blade to take the place of one that dropped of on her last voyage
 Passengers for Juneau included Charles Close. Weiner Johnson, Rob ert Crawford. Mrs IT, r.. Anderson, P. R. Chesson. J. Docking II. L. Sin clair Miss Margaret Berry. Mrs Rich ard Dowing. L. Noos Mrs. J P. So- Dher. Mrs. B R. Matchell, Mrs. J. Grof. c. D. Chase. C. D. Lund Leo K. Allen, B. F. Dunsmuir A. " Quick T. Gothaish. M B. Tool and E N. o. Neil She Al-Ki proceeded to Hoonah and Sitka and win be back in port on her way south late tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14
GRAND JURY IS
 NOW IN SESSION

The grand jury is in session this afternoon, with E. D. smith of Doug las. as foreman. George F. Forrest, Leon Freiman. r. D. D. Keegan and Solomon La Bounty were selected through special venire to take the places of those grand iurymen who were excused.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14

Everybody reads tne Empire. Ad- vertlse in
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-14

Empire ada worH an the time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16

people today is that they form opin
ions too quickly and rush into irra.
tional declarations without due
thought--declarat that they ofen
regret after calm deliberation.
There is only one safe course tsi'
those who wish to grow into success
full manhood. and that is to acquire
the habit Of absoluteese seif-control. e
this is done, mistakes wiz be few and
'ar between. We may then be abe TO
Judge dispassionately critical issues
that may be presented in business or.
in domestic life. The inexorablc.
wheels OF progress will always crush
the incompetent who has lost the pow.
er Of mental and physical control The
ship that viii not answer to the rul.
der must invariably answer to the
rocks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16

cussing the grave situation now facing
the Americai people He is holding
4 tight rein The situation is one OF
the greatest gravity Many other
men, in similar position. would act
rashIy and imprudently. President
Wilson. like George Washington. An
drew jackson. Alexander Hamilton.
William H. Seward and other distin-
gushed predecessors in the art OF
selr-tontrol. is holding a tight rein and
is acting with the utmost conserya-
tism and discretion.
II is time when We should not rush
to hurried conclusions. We should
emulate tho example of President
Wilson and restrain expressing rash
opinions and wait for the executive
head OF the nation TO act We may
rest assured that what he does ana
what he says viii be for the best in
terests of the nation.
Almost The first thing TO be learned
in life is self-control There is an aps
old Chinese proverb which says. RE
ceive your thoughts as guests, but
treat your desires as children"
Self-controI is having ones facul-
iies~-and especially ones inclinations
and emotions thoroughly in hand ana
under the control Of the will. 1t Is
most important to control
ones temper, for that bears directly
on the happiness of those about us.
One should learn to control his
tongue, for rash words. once said. are
hard to unsay. 1t is we'll to study the
art and acquire the habit of delibera-
tion in speech, which gives one time
to think and get control Of ones
tongue.
Self-control Is largely a matter OF
the viii and only serious determines
lion is required to obtain it.
President Wilson today is offering
4 splendid example of this.
There is nothing in the world great
er than the kingship of self-control
George Jordan declares thai
man has two creators his God and
His divine creator furnishes
lim with the raw material, but It is
what man makes of himself that
counts.
The great failing Of the American
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16
SUBSCRIPTIONS RArEs:
MAKE SURE OF SAFETY FIRST


II YOU lived alone on an island like
our old friend, Robinson crusoe, and
If you had saved your cal out of the
shipwreck, il would be reasonably sale
Tor you to speed to your hearts con-
tent, There would be absolutely no
danger except the possibility that yon
might demolish your car and kill your
self. That contingency, of course,
might be regarded as more or less un-
fortunate. but 1t would be nobody's
business but your own.
However, il is slightly different ii
you happen TO be living in land which
is Inhabited by other human beings
In case of this kind decent re-
spect" for the welfare of your fellow
creatures requires you to be careful
not to maim or kill anybody as YOU
drive along the street. The mere
pedestrian has some rights which YOU
should respect and the safety of other
people and their cars should be a.
matter OF some consequence to you
With she multiplication of the num-
ber Of cars the dangers of the street
become more numerous every day.
Drivers of all kinds Of vehicles are
under obligations to observe traffic
rules. keeping on the right side OF the
street always and exercising constant
caution to prevent accidents.
The National Council OF Industrial
Safety has recently issued set cf
very simple rules which. Ii observed.
will 80 long way toward minimizing
the dangers OF the street. Cut them
out and paste them in your memory
They are as follows:
BE considerate
Go SLOW Passing. children; Pass
ing vehicles; Approaching railroad
crossings; Turning corners.
Stop. AT railroad crossing; Be- /
hind standing street cars.
Use chains on slippery pavements.
When in doubt go slow or stop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16
"a PLACE IN THE SUM-

You have found your place, o Dream
ers,
In the yellow sun at last,
Where the wind-blown grasses gather
And the final fight is past;
Where woman weeps above you
As she envies you your fate
Where child sobs with his mother
As the guarding vultures wait.
You have found your place. o Dream
ers,
In the golden sun you sought;
But the clouds have come between
And the vanished dream you
wrought:
Where woman waits and watches
Through the heartache of the night,
And your gray ghost through the win
49, ar
Tells the glory d the fight
You have found your place, Q Sleep
ers, ya
Where the yellow sun drifts down:
But the trench is deep with shadows
And the myrtle Is your crown;
Where a woman's cry to heaven
Stills, the cannon at the gate,
Where little child is weeping
And the hungry vultures wait.
Grantland Rice in Golfers Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16
BILLY SUNDAYS PUNCHES
The higher you lift little man the
more he shrinks.

The higher you lift little man the
more he shrinks.
All sins have blue eyes and dimpIes
when they are young.
The right kind Of x MN aersr lsses
more than one inse5 ~ bolRs with !
buzz saw.
The devil hates happy home as
bad as salo7n keeper hates pro-
hibition preacher.
The woman who marries a man to
reform him has more faith in human
nature than St Paul had.
The young man who Is willing to
&C through life saving on the second
nddle will never lead the band.
A man with good gray matter unae,
his hat can learn more BY stubblur -
toe In the dark than a fool can Icar
bR Foinz tn cniiase
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-16

Boys of v'illiamsport. Pa, are to
have college opportunity that boys
in other cities may well envy. Through
the viii Of the late A. D. Hermancc,
funds are eventually to be made avail
able sufficient TO give every deserving
graduate of the high school $500 a
year for four years while attending
Cornell university.