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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
GERMANY VIA. GO HER
WAY, SAYS AUTHORITY

The Hague. Netherlands. May Is
Cvia Lendon. 2:fs y. M. m.j--nerlin
newspapers as a rule refrain from
commenting on the American note 10
Germany. The Tnges zeitung. how
ever, discusses the note In a half col
umn article. Il says.
The United states makes hrusque
demand that Germany abandon sub
marine warfare against Great Brit
ain. The united States disregards
with complete disdain the German
war zone declaration communicated
to Washington on February 4. anu
later la the course OF the exchange
OF notes disapurOves az 'surprlsing
irreguiarity the German embassy
warning n the press. and permits ~
self to impute 20 the Oermnn gov
ernment as an excuse the probability
that Germun submarine commanders
acted contrary to orders.
Whoever reads this note without
prejudice can scarcely scope the inn
preston the British ambassador at
Washington was not far away when
Il was framed One could equally as
well Imagine iia contents 40 be "A
speech by Premier Asqulth In the
house OF commons"
The present note. so far as con-
Germs torpedoed steamers. makes
English conclusions and untrue state
Insnts its own" he writes, Ger
many knew what she was doing when
she made her decision and had con-
sidcred all possible consequences.
"dermany must and Will 20 her
way. and leave Il 70 he United states
10 choose other ocean paths than
those through the war zone II Amer
lean citizens have a desire To visit
Europe In these times and observe
how American war materials are pro-
longing the bloody war"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
UInucr- Prepare 10 Pay fiddIer.


New York. May lS,-'fhe special
of the United Hattors OF
North America. in convention here,
WAS preparing today its report on the
question of meeting the Judgment OF
approximately 100000 given 10
Loewe und Company hat manufnc-
turers OF Danbury, Conn. In hoy
colt action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
RUSSIAN sTNTEMENT ADMITS
"I'l RStII" BN THE TEITONS

Pctrngrad. tNia London, May Is.
S:2t "a, ml--Au official statement is-
sued 10y the Russian general stan ad-
mits that Austro-German colums
pursued Russian troops which
m m'ycd To- new position between the
pilic1 and the upper Vistuln. Il is
Coutcnded however, that attacks
against the recently occupied front In
the direction of the Stry and Bolina
were fruitlcss as were assaultz along
the pruth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
GERARD HAS M WORD
As TO TIME yF REPLY

Washington. May is.--Ambassado
Gerard has transmitted no Indication
from the German foreign office as 10
when reply To the American nots
may be expected.
A. t0 the United States seeking
safe conduct for be. Bernhard bern
burg when he leaves she country.
Secretary Bryan said. 1--WE have no
official knowledge OF DR.. Dernburg."
and refused TO discuss the question
further.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
RIsAzIIIANs APPROVE
COURSE OF UNITED STATES

Rio Janelro, Brazil. hay iS.-coiu-
menting on the American note "a
Germany, the local papers In editor
.ai articles express the view that this
communication makes II incumbent
on Germany either 20 make herrelf
hated In North America OF cease her
.piratical and infamous acts" In
defending It's interests, the papers
cay the United states Is defenains
the Interests OF an America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
FATHER HANNA is
PROPOSED AS BISHOP
OF SAN FRANCISCO

M The Consistorate congregation
decided today 10 submit for the Ap-
proval of Pope Bencdict the appoint
ment of the Right Rev Edward -
Hanna. ns archbishop of san fran-
ciaco. Iiahop Hanna was appointed
auxiliary bishop of san Francisco !"
1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
TRIESTE HEPoETED IN
\ STATE az SIEGE

NOmcI Mly IN, ll|lG a. M. WA
Paris. t:25 p. M Dispatches from
Trieste confirm previous reports that
a revolutionary movement is In prog
rcss there.
The town is In state Of siege. The
presence uf the military, however,
has failed tu prevent attempts at
popular uprisiugs ana demonstrations
Of hostility To- Emperor Francis lo-
seph
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

Berlin Mns rs The Garman-lAt-
iantic Gable company, notwlsheiand-
ing the cutting OF its cables al the
outbreak OF the war has just de-
clarcd dividend 81 eA per cent.
Which, Is only one per cent less than
for the previous year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
MEMBERS on CABINET NHE
DEPRIVED OF AITDMDHII. rs

Rome, May Is. ll.iO u. m, tNin
Paris. ( y. mI- The automobiles oi
every member of the cabinet with
the exception of Premier Salnndrl
were conmundvcrcd today by tho
army authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
Newspaper Intimates Belief
That President Wilson's
Note Was Dictated by the
British Ambassador.
TEAF OF THE NOTE
PUBLISHED IN BERLIN
Indicated That 1t viii Be
Some Days Before Answer
of Imperial Government Is
Ready.

BY Evening Herald Leased wIrel
berlin, May ~ (yin London.
o;f5 y. nLl---The ofiiclai text os
the Afncfisan note to Germany
was published here today. ID
was ssid atthc foreign ofllrc thae
u would be some days bcfoRe t3se
answer u the imperial govern
ncnt was ready btcanne line nDfe
rnises mnny points and consnlfa-
tion bctwern several dipioImats
of the government viii be necea-
sary In reply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
! BARNES LIBEL
, SUIT AGAINST
J COLONEL CLOSED

Syracuse, =. " May IS. The
last of the evidence In William
Bnrnes' suit for llhel against
Theodore Roosevelt was pre-
scented IN the supreme court
here late today Counsel viii
sum up their respective eases
tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

Rome. NAV II Cvia Paris. May
lSl.-The Italian parliament will
be- asked Thursday 90 vote only
on "a BIN containing o. single
clause cunforring pl-nary powers
on the government. according ~
the Giornale d'italia. Final ac-
iiop regarding war win watt until
after ih1t time unless Austria
makes the nrst move. which Ia
considered unlikely in View of
the pacific speeches made Ia the
Hungarian diet
\ special tram II Kept In read
iucss to carry Prince Won Buelo,,.
The German ambassador. tn 81
Gothagd 10 "a break comes An
other stands ready To- speed Tor
the Austrian frontier with Baron
won Macchio. The Austrian ann
hussadur. and his staff
The cabinet council today was
ono of the longest on record.
King Victor Emmanuel spent
the entire day iu the cunsidora-
iion OF military aud political
questions.
The general stan continued
with a fcvcrish activity. lr Rome
q grcat crowd climbed the capt.
tulinr hin tu listen to "a nory adj
dress hy Gabrielle d'Aunuuz,u.
who was carried On the shout
ders OF the people. Prince Coz
lonna, mayor of Rome. Ia n
speech emphasized the necessity
of participating In the war.
In an article SUMMARIZING the
situation the Tribune says "Thr
die is cast. the Ruhicun is
crossed and the Triple Alliance
has been denounced"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
GREAT BRITAIN FACES SUDDEN AND SERIOUS CRISIS in THE CABINET TODAY
Today;s War
Summary

\ far reaching victory ln IBuk-
Owina, the Al-trian crown land on
the eastern extremity oT the Itus-
fian front ~ claimcsi in nn oiii-
clal announcement from petro-
grad. ACDrsllng to this state
ncnt, the Russians have swept
through Hukowina. taking hack
mDrh of tire territory whirh they
held earlier in the war until they
were driven ont by the Austrians.
Their succssscs are described ~
of such Importance that they
more than offset the AustrO-Gcr-
man victory Lea GRlicia, in the
drive from CTacOw. u n r,'portcsi
the I,us-ians have taken CScrno-
vita, capital Of Bukowina. hRv-
ing brOken down Austrian resist
captured 10000 prisoners.
THE IInssinn war office con-
ccslcs u further retreat in Rus
stan Poland between the t'llica
ana Nistula rivers on part OF the
long front over which they have
been compelled by the ansiro-
German arnlcS "a fall back.
The Turkish general tan nj thc
Dnrinucllcs rcoorts ,hat the nj.
lies on Satur,Iny made sc,.VraI M.
tncks an the Turkish riph, ,,lns.
II n said they were rcpulscd with
the h,s. of sOo ,,,en IN. prl,.
4. IA nr,.s. rr,rcsenta,i,c a, ,t.
pnrdnurlI,s tcI,.gr,uIs ,I,,, ,n,.
allie. ha,, nn,, nd,an,,,t ,bo,,,
o,c mile ,,,, a.. ,.aII,,n,t ,,,.niu-
suIn.
Nn Nmstcr,lnm lisn,t,,, ,o 4,
pnris urvsunne, .n,s me e..r,,nu
r,plY tn the American on,c ,tII
Ic discu.se.I ON Thur-dny aud
thnt A H. cNp,..tcd in IIolinnd.
.crmnny viii defend the sInI.Ina
nf ,I. tusi,nnI, ,,,l ,l.,,loc a.,
u,o,I,fy brr me,bod- az .,l,n,n,,n,.
warmre.
The dccislou or I,nI,,s noli,v
cnnrcruina thc unr nuonren,Iy
Inns helm nns,poucd un,il nT,rr
unrl,n,ncut meets on Tbur-dny
IA 4, expectcd in Rome ,I,nt uar,i-
nmcnt win ne sslnd Ia cnnrcr
plcnar, po,,,r. am ,hc cabinct
4 MIN IA as.a..inn,,. tho sult,u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

There have been no new develop
ments So fur to-day In the threatened
break between Winston spencer
Churchill. nrst lord of the admiralty.
and Lord Fisher, admiral of the fleet
ana nrst sea lord, Il Is understood,
however that the matter viii be the
subject ut statement In the house
OF commons today
The Daily Telegraph this morning
SAYS the RESIGNATION of Lord Fisher Is
Thought To- be- probable.
II was intimatcd IN authoritative
circles today that any differences
which may have existed between Mr..
Churchill and Lord Fisher had teeu
satisfHctoril, composed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

London. MAY is, t:i2 %. M
What seems like a cabinet
crisis suddenly has been sprung
un Great Britain. There has
arisen what appears Co hr rup-
turr between the civii mead of the
admiralty. Winston Spencer
Churchill. and the lords of the
admiralty, but particularly Lord
Fisher, admiral OF the fleet. AZ
a result the possibility OF material
changes IN the cahiuc' is being
discussed. For the moment tbs
situation holds the political hcld.
Al dinds of rumurs are current
but the ministers are not letting
the real facts cut ot the govern
mcnt offices,
The success of the offensive uf
the allies around Ia Rasscc. h.
in the opinion OF BRUSH ohscrV-
erS. balanced by the Russian re-
verses iu the eastern arena of the
war, u reverse which the latest
official communication from Pet
rurrud fully confirms. but which
d BE- argued iu London may show
"a different aspect when the Rus
sian counter stroke In eastern
Guuciu ana BukoWiua ls fought
cut.
In southern Poland the Rus
SLAMS confess to having been
forced To- retreat to a new line be-
tween the piliCa river and the
upper Nistulu. Consequently their
whole plan uf campaign may
have been profoundly altered Icy
the Irresistible advance of the
Gcrmanic allies.
The Russians have been cum-
Ucllud Go abandon .'.'r move
m,ut in the westerly pass,s ul
the Carputhiius out they appear
Hill to hold tzsok pass, the main
gutrWay GO Hungary.
Emperor Nicholas ot Russia
to-day again left potrugrad for
the front, ulthough which front
has not been dNulPcd
The campaign so successfully
huuchc3 n the pUst few days la
the lorthcru part oi France, if h
can be pushed home. must have
% must serious c1Uct ON the Ger
man lines. iu the belief of Brit
,sh military critics. with the
possible advent of Italian forces
un the Austrian rear the nrgu-
m,nt is being advanced that
there must be- soon 70 relaxation
ut the German and Austrian
pressure an the Russian front.
,ITI NTtON EXPECTED 10
tuitIE FISHER Ol'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18
Parliament Thursday Will Be
Asked to Vote Plenary
Powers to Government; Un-
til Then War Action Stops.
SPECIAL TRAINS READY
TO SUCC0R DIPLOMATS
Authoritative Roman News
paper in Summary of Sit
uatiOn Today Says Triple
Alliance Denounced.

ny Evening Herald Leased Wirct
Amsterdam. NAV ~ (Vla Lou
don. a;i2 y. m.)-A dispatch Ia
the Tcl"graaf from IlcrIin says
the impression received by u ma
jority of the persons who heard
the speech of Dr. yon Ilcthmnnn-
lioliwcg. ne German chancellor,
at the opening at the rcichStag
today. was that war with Italy
wa~ incN liable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

London, MAY ~, t5;O0 y. mJ--
~ the hou~c ell iurds this aIter-
nunn. secretary for War kitrhncr
aid hc wanted 3OU.OOO more re-
cruit- to furn ucW armies.
Tie expressed confidence that Ia
the ,crN uci,r future the country
would he ln = satisfactory post
iiun with regard Ia the supply at
ammunition.
The nCws from the Gallipoli
peninsula, Ia other words, the
Dardancilc-, wa thoroughly sat
i-iacuurN, I"rl kit,hucr declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

London. MAY ~. t5;2O y. M -
Secretary for Mar kit"hncr stat
ud in the honsc of Ior'lS this al
iefuoon that the British and
ircnth governments h'it that the
alilrd troops must be adequately
prutcctrl against i,ni>onous gn-ss
by the employment of similar
methods. These would remove
the vnormou~ and uniuStihRblc
advantage which must Otherwise
CNi~t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

sITI NTION EXPECTED no
tOHIE FISHER OUT
London, May rs, t2.lU o. M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-18

oContinued on Page FourJ
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
REAL UMBRELLA WEATHER

The past IS hours have been real umbrella weather with vengeance. It has rained almost steadily, and no gentle downpour either. Accord ing to the weather record kept at the Power House up the creek, two inches of precipitation fell from Tuesday evening at six o'clock to the same time last night, while from six last night until nine this morning one and one third inches fell. Thus far this month, the total rainfall has bee na little over twelve inches
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
NORTHWESTERN IN PORT

After rather stormy voyage north the Northwestern arrived in from the ;outh shortly after midnight last night and got away again couple of hours later. She had + tons of freight for town and but one passenger. There ,re 23S passengers on board the sessel, the greater number of whom are for Skagwav and the Westward joints.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
ALKI IN soUrHBoUND

The steamer Alki is in port south. found this evening, and after loading
 n Newt Casperson salt fish will ake on 600 cases of salmon, the fin .sh of last year $ pack, n. the Kctchi ian Cannery. James Thompson anc family will go south on her fromthis port, as will Newt Casperson and Mrs. Sickles. The latter is on vacation trip.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
WAITS FOR DAYLIGHT

Owing to the fact that she had freight on board for the Naket Inlet cannery, the City of Seattle remain ed ill port until after midnight last night, so as to arrive at Naket Inlet during daylight this morning. Nine passengers boarded her here, a. mong them being Milo Hoadley and wife on their way to Portland. The Seattle had 75 boxes of fish on board from northern points and took on S7 boxes of salmon here. from the New England and the balance from the Ketehikan Cold Storage Co.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
A GUILD SALE

A sale of aprons and homemade candy will be held by the Ladies Guild of St. Johns Church, at the 5uild Room. next door to the Hos pital, Saturday afternoon. April IT beginning at two clock. Refresh nents will be served Free. All are invited. If. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
TWO ARE DEPoRTED

Owing tot he fact that they did not possess the requisite amount of cash, Tony Voliano and Louis Pavi, two Italians were refused admittance from Prince Rupert by the Federal authorities this week. and deported. They were brought over from Rupert by the City of Seattle, so thePacifie Coast Steamship company had to car " them back to the port whence they came, and they left on the City of Seattle.
 Spring Hats on Display at Mrs Washburn Millenery Store. adv.
 ~
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15

Comfortable, sunny furnished room. for rent, fine view. Apply the Miner office. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15
D. Smith Harris

G. A. R., Arctic Brotherhood; Sec retary, F. O. E.; c. of R., Red Men; A. R., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian Red Mems HaN Office Hours from l to pm. Telephone No. 96.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-15

Fence pickcts to order at sully's. ad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-05
PRISONERS RELEASED
 FROM FEDERAL JAIL

Three inmates of Che Hotel do Bishop" were discharged yesterday. and one today having completed tho respective terms They were;
 Joe Susie, an Hawaiian, sent up from Ketchikan Q year ago for selling whia- key to the Natives; Harry Kemurra, a Jap of KetchilSan who has finished 8 year for assault; Dave Kincock. n Ketchlkan Native. who also served one year for violating section 1z2 Of tho Federal statutes relating to the fur nishing of liquor to Indians, and Fred Smith, soldier from Haines, who served 10 months Of a year sentence. Smith gets two months off for good behavior
 The released men seem to be part ing from their guards and fellow pris- oners with the best Of feeling and shade of regret That the friendllest of relations exists is conveyed by the remark of Jack McDonold, the janer They were good prisoners, an Of them"
 And during the lcmainder of March l6 more will have served their time and will be put out Into the cold world again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-05
REVENUE COMMITTEES
 TO WORK TOGETHER

A resolution. Introduced in the House today by Representative Burns reads as follows:
 "Be it resolved by the Senate of Alaska, the House concurring, that the committee on ways and means of the Senate. and the committee of ways and means ii the House be- end they arc hereby requested to hold joint sessions for the purpose of consider ing. preparing and drafting a bill to be presented to both houses Of the Legislature, providing a system oi rev enue and finance for tho Territory.
 And be it further resolved that is is the sense of the legislature that the committees should begin the pre- pararion Of such bill not later than March 15. 1915"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-05
l- M- rANNEa- sNAeMAY

When 8 iittle chubby darkhaired baby boy was placed in an infants basket in a iittie home ir Oakland County. Michigan. sixty-iiye years aso February 20. another Democrat or jef- fersonian predisposition. had been born. His grandfather served ln the Revolutionary War having enlisted when fifteen years old. A brother ol Senator Tannors grand-iather. Wil- liam Tanner, was member of the bodyguard of Prsident George Wash. ington at thc time an attempt was made by the British md Tories. to capture the First President
 Senator ST. as Alaskans affection. ately refer to The Skasway solon, Is serving his second term in Alaska 8 law-making assembly.
 There is no mistaking Senator Tan ner's politics. If any one doubts the eenuineness of bis political complex ion he should be warned before be pops tbe question And it Is Sena- tor Tanners vigorous delivery that has made him iavorite ail over the country With you or against you. Senator Tanner win teii you and whis- per is word that. fguradveiy speak ing. is unknown to him.
 Senator Josias Martin Tanner start ed out in life to be e miner. When he was twenty years Of age be left his home in Michigan and wen, to Central City Colorado. then one of the famous mining camps oi Gilpin county. For several years hs was a neighbor Of the famous United States Senator 2. M. Teller. silver mag nate. who left tae s. Louis political convention in tears when sold was made the standard or the monetary system But this Is a sketch oi Sen ator Tanner
 Young Tanner worked in the gold mines and mills Of Colorado for four years. In 1871 he was married to Miss Juiiette Valentine. sister of Former Mayor Emery Valentine of Juneau. To tho union three children were born. two girls. who are now married and living in Tacoma. Wash. and a son. Fred Tanner who is associated in business with his father at Skag. way.
 Nir and Mrs. Tanner and their chii- dren followed the advice of Horace Greedy in 1890, and that year found them living in Tacoma, where MT. Tanner was engaged in the contracting business Senator Tanner came to Alaska In 1896 to take 9 position in E. Valentines general store. located in Juneau. He moved to Skagway in July. 1897 during the Dawson excite ment, and has lived in the Gem City ever since Tie was in charge of the famous vigiantes. organized to pre- serve the peace and dignity Of Skag- way. The secret organization dis banded after the reign Of terror ere ated by the notorious outlaw. "Soapy" Smith. Organized lawiessncss at Skag- way eliminated in smiths death on July s. iS9S after City Surveyor Frank F. Reid bad been mortally wounded by the outlaw.
 For his executive ability and cool ness during the time his men were
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-05
HAPPY
 COUPLE uv JUNEAC

A quiet but pretty wedding took place last evening at tho Presbyterian parsonage. when the Rev. J. 3. Stew ems pronounced the words which made Miss Grace Mary Wheeler, Of Juneau, and Joseph 2. Norel, Of Klamath Falls Oregon man and wife.
 Miss Wheeler is the only daughter of J II. Wheeler city street commis- sioner and pathos dissolves the joy of the events somewhat when 1t Is con sidered that he will b3 lonley now without the company of his only child.
 Mr. and Mrs. Norel have taken apartments that wore especially fitted up for them at the Clif, and will re- side In Juneau for the present Later they expect to move to Oakland, Cal ifornia, where Mir. Nore g parents rc- side