The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

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 The Berlin Central Union of Banks and Bankers has sent circular to members calling attention to forth coming third war loan and declaring lt the duty of bankers to work against the tendency toward speculative inc vestments and market speculation. Tho circular suggest that the bank CTS reiuse to accept commissions to buy stocks on margins, and give their clients no tips or advice regarding the purchase of stocks or otherwise en- courage speculative dealings.
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 The Bulgarian minister to Italy, in discussing the Tribuva negotiations, between the Balkan states and the quadruple Entente, says that Bulgaria was deceived in signing the treaty of Bucharest of 1913. under the terms of which she ceded to Roumania al- most 5000 square miles of territory What Bulgaria now wishes, he says, is reparatlon based upon the principle of nationality for which the Quadruple Entente is contending.
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 The German government, to con- serve It's cotton supply. has limited work in mills using cotton, wool, flax, hemp and jute to five days per week; another rule. under penalty of ex- proprlation, orders dealers to dispose of stocks of cotton refuse within O fortnight to manufacturers who may work only on army and navy orders. On account Of the hump and flax shortage, shops no longer tie parcels.
 A London cable says that there are strong indications that Serbia will give flat refusal to the demands an- nounced by the Bulgarian premier, vassil Radoslayoff, three weeks ago, and that hopes of the Entente Allies of bringing Bulgaria into an alliance will come to naught unless Serbia secures the return of Macedonia she will refuse to join other Balkan states in assisting the Allies.
 The Boston Globe correspondent cables of O flight he made Thursday in new type of double-motor bi- plane from Paris to the German front. Knoln as avion de chase ("the aero plane of pursuit,") 1t is one of the speediest as well as the most power fully equipped aircraft in the French service. It carries new type of ma chine gun.
 Berlin newspapers indicate that the opposition to the Imperial Chancellor IDr. Von Bethmann-Holweg, is steadily growing in Germany. Some leaders, the German newspapers show are keeping up an almost incessant at tack upon the Chancellor, who, they declare. Is not sufficiently radical in his views, and is inclined to abandon the extreme aims of the real Ger man policy.
 Gen. Marvitz, commander of the 10th German army corps, who is III in Hungary, says that the Austro-Ger- man armies will not probably follow up their advantages any further than the second line of the Russian defenc- es after the fall of the Russian fort resses, but will reorganize behind Warsaw and await further develop ments, strengthening the defences be- hind them.
 Roumanian export prohibitions de- clared against grain, beans, lentlle, and peas and petroleum have been discontinued, and the export will be allowed against the payment of Dutch gold. The export of gasoline, howev- CT, is still prohibited.
 The reason for the recall of the Turkish ambassador to Berlin was that he reported to Constantinople that Germany and Austria were in the last stage of exhaustion and that the first serious German repulse would bring destruction.
 Russia is seeking in the United States a market for Russian lace work with view to providing employment for her maimed and crippled soldiers.
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