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REPORTS SHOW PRICES
 NECESSITIES ARE RISING

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 27.-- prices have decreased in everything except necessities. Luxuries in Am
 erica have sunk in many cases as low as fifty per cent, but the cheap CT necessities of life have gone on soaring. Beef and mutton are at prohibitive prices, grains and cereals are still going up, fruit although much has been left to rot in the orchards, is away. beyond the power of the poor man to get. Shoes are dearer than ever in the history of
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will compel shipping to pay in- creased rates for the future
 Probably on account of the war, mostly American ships passed through the Canal.
 The Canal will be in a position to pass very deep draft vessels in an- other month or two, but dredging and eXcavating will be continued for another year, almost until tte work of removing the hill-tops will
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SCHMIDT TESTlFIES AND
 PROSECUTOR CLOSING CASE

him to confess or to incriminate some other laborites.
 He swore that he attended the Savoy theater at San Francisco with his landlady Mrs. Lavin the night of the Times dynamiting, and he was not, as the spy M'Manigal swore, in Los Angeles at tho time at all.
 The latter fact was brought out by the prosecution which thereupon dropped the witness With Gstonish- ing promptitude The defense rested
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. z7.-Thc Schmidt trial today saw the defend ant on the stand in his own defense. His evidence was a categorical de- nial of all alleged confessions, charging perjury upon the part of some of the witnesses.
 He positively denied using any alias at any time; he declared that the testimony that he hired the dy- namiters' launch was wholly false; he positively denied making any of the statements tkc Burns men had charged him with making, swearing
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PANAMA CANAL clsrn- ?acb RN!
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- The Panama Canal lost four hund- red thousand dollars during the first year of operation. This is without doubt due to the fact that the canal has been closed so long on account of slides and the exten- sive excavation work which has had to be undertaken to prevent the canal choking.
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SINGING DUELS GIVE
 PLACE TO ARTILLERY

PARIS, Dec. 27.-While only singing duels disturbed the greater part of the western front on Christ mas day, the artillery fire recom- menced today at Artois, Woevrc, in the Vosges and Champagne. The Germans are now replying vigorous ly in heavy artillery attack and it is believed that they are about to order an offensive along the entire front.
 BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The Gemans are bombarding the Allies lines from Alsace to the Sea.
 COPENHAGEN, Dec. 27.-While
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SUBMARINES CLAIM SOME
 MORE VICTIMS XMAS

The government is now investi- gating the sinking of the French Messageries Maritime liner on Fri day, and will endeavor to discover if any Americans or other neutral ists were on board.
 The situation is far from satis-
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CAmMINETTI SUGGESTS
 0RIENTALS BE WATCHED

ployees added to the force of the Bureau for that purpose.
 Camminetti explained that prepara- tions are made for handling an in crease in immigration after the war which is expected to be of unusual dimensions. The report is very ex- tensive.
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details coming out are sparse and highly censored, it is believed that the German western drive has be- gun. A Holland dispatch gays that heavy firing is distinctly audible iL the west of the Netherlands, and the London dispetch advises that the artillery bombardment is unusually severe. It is expected that this preludes the general drive.
 ROTTERDAM, Dec. 27.-Artil- lery fire of unusual intensity is tc be heard raging all day, to-day, in the west.
 LONDON Dec 27-The Christi
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PARIS, Dec. 27.-The French passenger steamer Vaille De La Ciota was torpedoed unwarned in the Mediterranean on Friday last, and seventy-nine were drowned. An English craft stood by the steamer when the latter was going down and rescued most of the passengers and crew.
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Greek Premier in the name of ConGtan- tine has wired the Kaiser that i5 will be impossible for the Greek gov ernment to allow the Bulgarians and Turks to cross the frontier, and that in the event of their at tempt to do so, the Greeks will offer armed resistance.
 The Greek government is not satisfied of the good intentions of the Bulgars or the Turks.
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and the prosecution also.
 LOS ANGTLES, Dec. 27.-Thls afternoon the special prosecutor Noel who was brought from In- dianapolis for the purpose of prose- cutting Schmidt is addressing the jury. Noel was hired as special prosecutor in Indianapolis on the re- commendation of a private firm, to carry the prosecution of unionmen to a finish.
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CONSTANTINE REPORTED TO
 BE NOW VERY SERIOUSLY ILL

i The Turks have entered Kut-El- Mara on the Tigris which the Brit ish Indian force recently evacuated.
 They are pushing down to the mouth of the river.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.-.- The continuous submarinings in the Mediterranean notwithstanding. that the sinking of the Ancona is the subject of negotiations, is very irri- tating to the administration. To- day there were continuous press in- quiries at the State Department as to details of the Austrian note, but no reply had up to late hour been received.
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PARIS, Dec. 27.-The Matin puh- fishes dispatch from Athens to the effect that King Constantine is af- flicted with pleurisy of deadly and
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-Submaripes claimed number of victims on Xmas day. The Belgian steamer Bernaert, the British steamers Cott- ingham and Yeddo, and the Norwc.
 gian steamer Export were all sunk in the North Sea on Christmas Day.
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factory, and it is evident that the
 Austrian government is not acting in good faith in the matter.
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PETROGRAD, Dec. 27.-Arti lery work by the Russians stoppe the Turks attempt to erect fol in the Caucasus to prevent the at vance of the Russians.
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BRINDISI, Dec. Fixing Peter of Servia arrived here today and was received with full royal honors.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- President Wilson states that he will urge quick action on the pre- paredness plans of the government. While the government has been able 10 maintain peaceful relations with all nations, the rele tions have at times been strained to the break ing point.
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A fine selection of Fancy BOxes filled with Home Made or Outside Chocolates at Rose's Candy Store.
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of ten trades in the navy yards from twenty to- twenty-five per cent. As munitiOm firms have been offering indues- ments to many of these trades in the shape of greater wages, the in crease has become necessary to maintain the force at it's fun strength. This order affects navy yards and naval stations of the. United States.
 We will give 10 per cent discount on all Purchases of $500 OF more until Jan. 1. >rz s.a .a,
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
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build them exclusively so as to protect the secrets.
 The government will not accept now designed by other marine ar- chitects.
 Anything in the line of job woxk at the Industrial Worker OfI1cc,. Satisfaction assured. Let us esttWaCe on yOcr Job WorF
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.-. Preparedness is to furnish some Congressmen means for filling the pork barrel
 Western CongresCmen want ten millions appropriated for the estab- lishment of naval academy in the western states; no mention is made of its location but both Puget Sound and San Francisco have been sug- gested as entitled to this slab of fat.
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PORK BARREL MEN
 AFTER THE HOG FAT

real genuine observation-disclosures pre- paredness plan after the German system of militarism.
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Fresh home made Chocolates, Peanuts, Candies and Ice Cream at the Rose Candy Store.
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TORY PRESS CRITICIz. NC
 ASQUITh AND MINISTRY

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Tory Press, led by the Morning Post, is again attacking the Ministry with greater and greater bitterness. They especially direct their shafts at As quith and Kitchener.
 LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Tory Press insists upon conscription and refuses to admit that there is the slightest reason for not enforcing it. It is reported today that both Kitcheser and Asquith may retire from the government under tha storm of criticism which the con- servative papers are promoting.
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BERLIN, Dec. 27.-GermanJ wants cable communication witt America restored under American
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A big show at the Dream tonight "The Grey Sentinel in two parts, and a magnificent photoplay en- titled "A Man with Rip Roarisg Comedy full of original and up to date ideas concludes the program. Wednesday and Thursday the Mil lion s Mystery 11th and 18th Epi- sodes. The most popular Romance ever exhibited in the North.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- Secretary Daniels hes raised tho pay
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the trade, woolen goods despite the elimination of schedule K never were so dear, while linen is outside the scope of the workers purse On the other hand wines and silkeh goods, autos and jewelry, bric-a- brac, ornaments and luxuries of all kinds are cheaper than ever in the history of the United States.
 Augustine & Kyer, Victorias and Butter Crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
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Finest UnalakIeer dog Salmon at cents delivered.
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XMAS GREETINGS.

Again the season suggests the pleasure of extending to all hearty good wishes A Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year.
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehnsrs JeweiTy Stores.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.- The Army League now advocates nationwide conscription as the only
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AT THE OLD STAND. Now open Tor Ss1siness, The MERCHANTS CAFE, serving as usual the best meals in the best style in Nome.
 DAN HALPIN, Prop.
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Russian victories in Persia have so impress sed the government that the cabinet has been re-organized with the Rus sophie Prince Firman as Premier.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 27.-
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now planning the Notation of three hundred million war loan.
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mas lull was broken Sunday morn- ing by heavy German artillery fire which was instantly replied to by the Allied guns, this artillery duel is increasing in intensity and the trenches are being replenished along the entire line. The reserves are being closed up to the outer line and it is anticipated that actual fighting will soon begin.
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The Aksala Carnival committee is going to make their festivation a humdinger. It is stated that they will have a side show where con- tinuous vaudeville will bc the order of the night, and cabaret where the dancing will stimulate appetite as the luxuries are dispensed the diners.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Decem- Der Belgian gifts broke all records The shipments were enormous.
 CITY BATH HOUSE. Moonlight Spring Water. (B0il. ing HOt).
 M. o. SOLBERG.
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Carpets Vacuum cleaned. Sc BesbA
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Most of those who came in to spend the holidays started out for the creeks yesterday afternoon to resume operations. Owing to the coal yard being blocked with snow many were unable to get the freighters to take out coal for them until today, and hence some remain ed until they can get their fuel with them.
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and the prosecution also.
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virulent type.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27.-
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Few arrivals from outlying pre- cincts yesterday most of those hav- ing reached here for the holidays. But all who did agreed that the trails were in very bad shape, soft and heavy. Overflows were report ed last night on the streams, mak- ing travel bad and unpleasant. A long spell of mild weather is now the forecast of the weatherwise.
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Let us est,mate on yorr Job Worr
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OTTAWA, Dec. 27.-Canada is
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Christ
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burg thanking him for the caviar and
fo.e gras sandwiches provided as a tray
fling snack. In Ensland he finds aim
self in luxurious soCla. centre and be
comes the dandy, his fingers sparkling
with rings, huge carnation in the but
| ,onhole Of his light Colored overCoat, he
movers ana ilirts with the splendid verve
{ a D'Orsay.
Then suddenly in Berlin during tn,
dead OF night the bugies sound the
alarm, the telegraph wires uf the HaV
Agency vibrate; Europe in a fright
rushcs 10 the morning papers and tn.
gateful report spreads: War will breai
| ou' i'm the spring VIVA, rs It? mo e
NADIA" as is sung in pan y Toros." 1t
only william H. who has returned 4,
his stagc--that is, to his throne.
1t is my opinion that he is nothing
| hut a d,lcttante Of activties--l mean
man strongly enamored OF activity,
compromising the infinite delight Il
offers and desiring, therefore, to ex-
| pcr.cnCc and enjoy 1t in every form
permissible in our state of civilization.
Men are dilettanu generally In ideas or
| In feelings; for in order to understand
al ideas or 70 feel all emotions we have
only to exercise thought or sensibllity
| and all OF us mortals can, without fear
OF being arrested by any obstacle, move
| freely in the illimltable fields OF thought
OF sensibility. may be perfect
! dilettante in ideas. though quietly shut
| up with my books, but II | attempted
| to be a dilettlnte In activities in their
| highest sense to command an army, L.
reform society, to build cities, ! must
| possess. not library, but n submissive
empire.
William II. does possess such an en-
| pire, and now that he has thrown IN
the hard comptrollershlp of Bismarck
he can give the reins to his unsuitable
dilettantism of activity with the license
with which the young steed (according
I t. tho Bihlc) gallops in the silent
desert" Does he desire the pleasure OF
/ commanding vast armies, or that Of
ploughing the waters in n fleet OF steel
This II Is that makes the German
Emperor so prodigiously interesting a
figure; in him we have among us In
This philosophical century a man, q
mortal, who. more than any other eX.
pert, prophet or saint, lays claim and
appegrs 10 be the ally and intimate
friend Of God The world has never
seen, since the days OF Moses on Sinai
such intimacy, such an alliance, be-
tween the creature and the Creator.
The reign of William II. seems to be
az IL were, an unexpected resurrection
OF the Mosaism of the Pentateuch HI
is the favorite OF God, he holds con
ferences with God in tho burning busl
Of his Berlin Schloss and al the instiga
ton OF God nc is leading his people Il
the joys OF Canaan. Truly he IL Moses
II Like Moses, too, he never tires o.
procln!mlng daily and loudly so tina
none may ignore the fact and through
ignorance contravene ~ his spirltua
and temporal relationship 10 God, whlcf
makes him infallible and therefore ire
sistihlc.
He has but to expedite telegram
TO sound a bugle. II the desire seizt
him 10 transform In his potent hands {
whole social orge niyation he hos hu
to announce the fact--this IL my co..
ception-when slowly at his feet new
+. world will arise.
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r. This sovereign wh1t variety OF
ncarnations of royalty one day
l he is the soldier king rigid. sun
In helmet and Cuirass, occupied
with nothing but reviews and mlnPu-
vIcs. placing the change of guard
above ali the business of tho Stale, re-
rard!ng the dri.l sergeant as tho fuudl-
mental unit of the nation, pIttins bar
rack discipline above every moral and
natural law ana concentrating the glory
of Germany i'm the mechanical precision
with which his rerru ts march
Suddenly he strips Off the uniform
and dons the workmau's blouse, he IS
the reform kim attending only to
questions OF Cap,1l and wages. eagerly
ConvoNng soc al congresses claiming
the management of all human improve
mcnts and determined to go down IN
history embracing the proletarIat as a
brother whom he has set free.
Then, all unawarcs he becomes the
king by divine RICH, a Charles V. or
Philippe Auguete. hnughtly resting
his Gothic s'eptre ON the backs of his
people. fixing as the law Of al rue "Sir
vo,o, sic jubeo." subicct.ng the highest
law 20 the will Of tho king and heiAg
COW need of his inlaNlbilitv. driving
over the frontiers an those who do not
devotedly believe In him Mankind IS
aglpe, when LOT n is the court king,
worldly pompous, thinking only Of the
brlliancy and sump;uoslty Of etiquette,
regulating festivals and masqucrades,
ordering the style OF headdress 10 he
worn by ladies', decorating with the
order of the Crown those officers who
excel in the cotll,on, and DESTROYS of
transforming Berlin into a Versailles Of
supreme taste and ceremonial
The world sml.cs-and, presto, he he
comes the modern king the nineteenth
century king, treating the past as
hlgotod. eliminating from the curric-
ulum Of education the human ties and
classics, determined 20 construct hv no
cid OF parllameutl,lsm the largest
amount OF material and Industrial civ
/ iliza.ion, regarding the factory rs tho
/ supreme temple, dreaming Of Germany
as worked entirely by electricity.
! Again at times he descends from his
staGe-that $, from hls throao-hC
! travels, he gives entertainments In
/ foreign courts, where, freed from the
| imperial state which IN Berlin gives "a
his every act an imperial character, HI
comes forward undcr the most interest.
ing Eulses that man OF Imagination
can adopt in society
on MS way 10 Coastantinoplc. navl-
eating the DnrdaneIcs in his fleet. he Is
the artist who in toleErams addressed
to the Imperial Chancellor and signed
"lmpcrator Rex" Describes In language
charged with n.manticlsm and color the
azure OF Orlcntn, skies, The lau-uid s0f.-
ness OF the AslatlC coasts. In the north
in the scandinavian seas, among tht
stern nords OF Norway, 10 the roar OF
the waters freed from Their ice bonds
and flowing under the shadow Of tho
pine trees, he Is the mystic, he breaches
on his deck Of the nothingncss OF human
devices, counSels souls 20 accept MS III,
on y potent reality communion with tn,
Eternal.
On his return from Russia he Is the
joviai student reeaGing ,hu good Tim,
at Bonn, and from the frontier he writes
a fancifully rhymed letter in verse 3,
the prefect OF the palace at st. Peters
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Society Meets on the Terraces and
Warns Itself by Use of Coke
Burnt in Cylinders of Brass

any use for newspapers now, except 10
put inside the coat when the cold is Sc
we're, or to fan the coke in the brazlers
Why read newspapers that have no
news7
Even the hospitals have resorted to
the braziers as the easiest way out Of
the heating difficulties. Many OF the
summer hotels and nondescript build
lngs requisitioned for this use were not
intended for winter habitation and have
mo plants for keeping them warm. So
the brazlers have been started.
Down between the rows OF cots you
! will see them glowing bits OF color
and light, centres, too. OF activity.
when the convalescents hover near
them to keep away the damp aud chill.
Even the Trianon Palace Hospital.
which by common accord stands very
near the head OF these establishments.
! is fitted out with braziers. Scarcely an
( American has missed the trip to YER
| sailles and a dinner In this beautiful
1 building. situated near the glories of
/ the Grand and the Little Trianon.
Since the middle of August IL has been
"a military hospital under the care OF
the British Government. and eight and
nine hundred patients at a time have
been brought into it's immense wards
one time dining, dancing and recep-
| ton rooms
/ Now there are few wounded in any
! Of the hospitals in Paris, and this
| enormous building has only a sinarf
number possibly three hundred pa
| tieGts; most of them ConValcscing.
The wonderful turf is stll green Ike
u velvet rug stretched between marble
] o., I la, - q
scntnelllSe and the deciduous trees are
silhouettod like black and white
drawing against the sky.
In the park that separates the hos
pital from the court Of honor and the
palaces. scores OF military tents. few
weeks ago used for the overflow Of
patients. are now tenanted by the con
valescents. the far along convalescents
who can soon return To the front.
While in the hospital proper. amid the
flowers and palms, the long French
windows. each frame for some exc
1uiste bit OF landscape. the hraZiers
themselves are very well behaved little
articles. here in the centre Of each
tent they have "A sort Of rollicking Rir.
In each tent there are n dozen cots;
the canvas is lined with yellow, rs are
all the British military tents; the de-
creasing light of the late afternoon Is
supplemented by lanterns hung dloft;
and about the braziors sit a group W
soldiers, picturesquely attired, reading.
writing letters. playing games and
smoking.
It Is scene rcplete with color. One
longs for the sketch pad Of water
color artist. for search Paris through
! there is nothing so picturesque at the
moment as the braziers.
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tina. some philnthrupist guarantee
payment OF 100 girls WHO are now out
Of employment al the rate of 81 a day.
Thus the double purpose OF relieving
distress at home ana abroad could be
effected by the utilization Of the same
service and energy.
1--WE have simply been forced 10 sus-
pend the collection Of supplies, because
We haven't the workers to put the
stun into shape" said COL Mlrgctts.
1T would be simple matter to get
enough old linen to cover a milton
wounds If we could be assured of the