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Evening star., 1915-08-06
DIED.


ALLEN; On Monday; August 2. 1913, a. u
illness. ABBY SYLVIA. beloved wife of W.
H. II. Allen. In the sixty y-hfth year OF her
Funeral from her late residence: 100 c street
northeast. Saturday. August Z. at 2:so I'm
Friends invited. Interment private. 6'
BRADLEY. On Friday. August g. 1915. WAL
Burch Bradley.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CONNELL. On Wednesday. August 4. 1918.
widow Of Patrick A. Conneii, formerly Il
Funeral from chapel Of Frank Geier's Son. Com
psny, 1113 7th street northwest. on Satur-
at St. Joseph's Church at . O'Clock Rela-
tlves and friends invited Kindly omit now-
ers. Interment at Mount 0livet cemetery.
coNNELL
Ladies' Auxiliary No g. and sisters and aux
iliaries. Knights OF st. John. are requested to
meet at St Joseph's Church at o'clock Au-
.sel s %rs afsns tas S
BY order of MARY C. HILCON. President.
MARY c RAPPLIssE. Recording Secretary.
MARSH On Thursday, August s. 1915. at II 30
am. at the residence OF her daughter; Mrs.
ELIZABETH NJ. widow of the late Hugh W.
Marsh.
Son. 4ol East Capitol street, on saturday,
August Z; at pm Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment private.
RICHMOND On Thursday. August 5, 1915. at
3:25 pm. EI.BERT E., beloved husband Of
Funeral from his late residence. 2o2 18th street
southeast. Saturday. Pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. tCohoes. n. J..
papers please copy.) a.
sTEPToE. Departed this life Thursday. August
5. 1915. at IL m. Miss JANE sTEPToE.
Funeral from ST. Luke's Church Sunday. August
8. at pm. Friends and relatives invited
In Memoriam.
CRIER. In loving memory of our darling son.
CLYDE o. CRIER, who died two years ago
today Az August sfs 8; NdTHrp lSla AND FATHER
GAsAwAY. In remembrance Of my dear hus
band. WILLIAM GAsAwAY. who departed
this this life seven years ago today. August g.
Safe in the arms of Jesus. safe in His tender
BY HIS DEAR WIFE. ADA Il. GAsAwAY.
beloved son. RIcHARb GRANT. who de-
parted this life three years ago today. August
Gone, but not forgotten
By DEVOTED MOTHER. ELLEN GRANT.
JOHNSON; In loving memory Of HENRY
August 8. 1911.
"Gone. but not forgotten"
''Sleep on dear one
We will meet you by and by.
BY HIS MOTHER AND SISTER.
MCKINLEY In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear daughter. Mrs. LILLIAN E.
MCKINLEY tnee Young,. who departed this
life six years ago today, August 8. 1902.
Anniversary mass at Holy Trinity Church,
Seth street between and streets north
west. BY HER DEVOTED PARENTS
STEWART In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother. MARY E. STEWART, who
departed this life one year ago today, August
6, 1914.
Gone, but not forgotten
BY HER CHILDREN.
THOMPSON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our lear husband and father. CHARLES b.
THOMPSON. who departed this life hve years
ago today, August 8. 1910.
When dark waves Of despondency across on,
spirits roll,
And bright-eyed hope longer seems to cheer
our troubled souls:
When friends prove false and faith and trust
seem dead within our breast,
All! then we think of fathers love, the truest
and the best.
True as the neverfailing stars his faithful heart
will prove
less love.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1915-08-06
RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

R6OSIUADs VIZ AOu0OAs aUSuoA Vs
In view Of conditions and the general
situation our troops west Of War
saw have received orders to fall
back on the right bank Of the Wis.,
tula.
According to reports received. this or
der was carried out. and the troops
tired at 5 o'clock this (Thursday)
morning. without being attacked.
toward the new front assigned to
them.
bridges over the vistula.
In the direction of Riga the enemy.
after actions on the River Missa.
fell back in great haste toward the
River Ekau, abandoning in the
trenches a large quantity OF car
In the district east of Poniewesch the
fighting continued. and the Germans
succeeded in advancing little.
On the Narew front the Germans de-
livered attacks in the direction OF
Lomza and on the front Of Ostro-
lenka and Rozan. They took the Of
fensive in considerable force also on
the roads toward Ostrov.
An extremely desperate battle was IN
progress yesterday on the sectoE, OF
counter attacked the enemy, VINO
crossed the stream at several points.
West of Warsaw, south of the Blonie
road, We successfully repulsed Ger
man attacks yesterday. The enemy.
who suffered enormous losses. ad-
vanced up to our barbed wire de-
fenses. but was stopped by our fire.
To the right of the Vistula, near Mat
zievitze. the situation generally is
unchanged.
In the Ivangorod district our troops.
unmolested by the enemy, crossed to
the right bank Of the Vistula, blow
ing up the bridges behind them.
Between the Vistu1a and the Bug late
Tuesday evening our troops drove
back the Germans, inflicting enor-
nous losses on them.
At many points these local successes.
ending with short pursuit, enabled
our troops to occupy the same night,
without hindrance, new and more
advantageous front on the left bank
of the Bug, as we'll as in the direc-
tion Of Vladimir Wolynsk and Kovel
On the upper Bug. the Zlota Lipa and
Dniester rivers there has been no
change in the situation.
On the Black sea our torpedo boat de-
stroyefs exchanged shots with the
batteries of Eregli, sank thirty seven
sailing vessels and destroyed the
naval building slip.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02
NAZNANILO!

Naznaniamo, da so "Druzinski
koledarji'' vsi razprodani in da
maj nobeden vec "a istega ne
poSlje narocnine, ker Jill nimamo
vec v zalopi. v slucaiu, ola ina
kdo Sc vecie Stevilo koledariev.
katerih ne more razprodati, mai
nam iste vrne 20 expressu.
Doticni, kateri so narocili kole
darje in Sc ne placali mai nikar
vedno ne popraSujejo "a Gene in
racune. Zakliucek direktorija
"Juoslovanske delavske tiskovne
druzbe" Sc glasi, da Sc "a to leto
pri najboljsi wolff ne more DAFT
nobenega popusta. Racun 81 toraj
lahko vsakdo naredi sam. Poslie
raj toliko mamie kakor pc 35 cen.
TOW komad - kolikor je placal
%expressnih stroskCvl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02
DELNIcARJEM JUGOSL. IA
DRUZNE TISKARNE
MA ZNANJE!

Glasom zakljucka direktorija
Jugosl. zadru5ne tiskarne (South
Slavic Cooperative Printery) dine
10. januarja I. l., Sc vrSi v nede-
lilo dine 81. feb. oh 10. dopoldne,
ma 1880 So. Racine Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.
OBCNI ZBOR DELNICARJEV.
Ne dnevrem redu DO razpust
~korporacije.
Direktorii J. z. 7. IS. S. c. P.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02

"Ako 81 nameravate naroGiti
g%rafofon, ali importirane sloven.
ske grafofonske plosce, obrnite
Sc name. Imam v zalogi tudi ure.
verizice, prstane in sploh vsako.
vrstne zlatnino in srebrnino.
A. j. Terbovec, Box 25,
Denver, Colo"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02

81 S%NoJccaSno dir. Iloj kot sova-
ruth in Or. Ccrnadak kot branitclj
potrdila, da Sc ic prcmozcnjc ~
rocilo baronu liahmu. SodiSce jc
~izjavilo, da solidarno iamstvo OBJ
Stoli, ker sta oba tozcnca marsi.
kaj opuStila, kar hi bila dolIna
Storiti.
Dober plen ic naprayila drzav-
ma policija Y Ljubljani dine ~. de.
ccmbra Iaradi zanimivosti hocc-
mo zadcvo nckoliko obSirncic DO
%jaSnlti. Dine 81. dee. jc pripcliala
prodaialka obuval Maria Kogo-
lcva y FloriianSko ulico pred hiSo
lSt. IL, kjcr stanujc. zaboi ccvlicv.
hcr "a mi mOgla Sama ncsti V sta
novanjc, je %naprosila nckcga stu
tajno mimo idoCcga. Steer nil ne
znancga, civilnO oblcGencga Glove
IA, da il ga p0maga spraviti. 10
Dee bilo dcio koncauo. .jc Scgla v
rocnu tOrbicO ter dala ncZnancu IL
~hvaicznoStl IA par Smodk, potcm
pa zaprla torbico Y kuvCcg. MOI
Sc jc zahvalil in olScl. Puzncic. ko
kogojcvc nj bilo donna. jc priScl
dotiCmi civiliSt 5 trent vojaki %.
Iri. Vial; -. ,aIaI; I..rN
l~pIovsot; u,J,,r, no a;,';I;'.
lN,ri, 80 uo LE.oIi .nia.l i
..o, ,;,I,,.I, -, ,,i.a.Il.
I,,rhi., L,,.,, -. ~. -nn
k,,, d,ro.io \., ..l.i;
i,,, j.. na J.,., u,u,M.Ha ~.
I,l.r,,; J,n ,"I, ,.7..; ri.
I,,,,irn r,I;..,T tn
lh,i,l, n,..; ,nJ; l. L,.,.a,. -
Ib.,i, /, r.,,onoao ,.,roLa ~
.,,,% 5.,; u,..d no., ln... ..r
H." m X X, na 30 H., ,r
,, p,.,u E-,,;.l.;. ~
,r,.,i.rh IN i na,a; ,a..I; -.
,;;,, nr.u;n.,; !, ,a..,'I
Stall ,,Ld uo.Iui i, Ill., ,
+, no,.Lilo mn .,,.,s .a
,.n, Tan -, H. n,.;.roi; 'JLn;
nri nil m,,ao d.nar;a pI;.;;a
:. -, r,soLuo n.,n,n"., .L,.;Ia
|no ~.Iov,ri, :.,vnrioa Nario
s.,,I, s.,.Iio f., All .an, - In
lcnar. Pa :, nckai va5ncoa. po-
rotano ic bilo. da ic bio vlomlic-
no trgovino IN gostilno Matcia
SokliGa K%oniuSui uIici. Tat So L.
tam sczul in pred odhodom poza.
bill pred hiSo emo krpo Ccunjol. Xxi
io j. rabbi "a obvczo nog. drugo
pa wei : >"boj. Policiia IT, dotiGno
krpo dobro Spravila, in ko Sc jc
moral l.iubcznjivi Mario sczuti. ic
lhilo v>c .iasuo. Mario L. namrcG ST.
vcduo incl Y covliih krpo - par
najdcnc pred SokoliGcvo hiSo. :
tenn .ir hii tudi Ia ylom odkrit. Su.
milo pa. ia ir ia Gctvorica vlomi-
Ia iUdi y kap'hco ma tm"nSkj Gee
81 in tam p"braia u nablralmka
YES d'nar. IS" St'rl tick" j. poll
Ia mat" "ddala p'ISi"lni "blaStl
leg ; tenn r'NIia' VSaJ koIIkor j.
d">'daj |nan"@a, kar trl pr"drIn'
Nl"m'.
o utoplJenh Y Saw rri Brezi
cab - j. ilvcdclo. da j. idcntiG-
ma : ht"rIo Pavla DrobcSa, po-
"NIii'NH u cav Z lm'hom hata-
flHa. iva am prcd SmrtJO j. Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02

nosijo prekupccvalcem. " mlinu
Lueg (Luknja) je izginil mlinar.
Il MIN je izginilo mnogo merni-
kov pScnice. Sc Ii je dogodil umor
mlinarja ali je pa sam mlinar o.
kradcl gospodarja Scidlna, Sc hi
znano. Zadnje ease so paG zaprli
wee V oblizju Novega mesta sum
lJivih poStopaGey. kateri so pro-
dajali pscnico trgovcema Grmu in
PanGitu. MogoGe so ii kaj V zvezi
Z omenjeno tatvino.
Nevaren tat prijet. Po Spod.
Jem S~tajerskem i'll pc Dolenjskem
ST. Je klatil kake Stiri mcscce ncki
nepridiprav, Xxi jc podnevi, ko so
delali ljudjc ma polju, vlamljal v
kmetske hiSc in kradcl. Celjska
oroznika strazmojSter Ignac kra-
MGR IN cctovodja Fran Goriup sta
y ccljski okolici prijela tatu in
ia izrotila ccljskemu okroznemu
>odiStu Nlomilcc, Hi Sc piSc Ko.
vac, ST. j. vcdno lcgitimiral : DO.
rarcJcniml liStinami. lSGc ga 5 H..
rallco tudi ljubljaisko dczelmo so.
disco radi tatvin. Ukradcnc stvari
50 vredne do 1000 kron.
Pnlet tat. IL PodSrede piSeio:
Iata nameSto Srnjaka jc dobil o.
Skrbmk IoriSek mrko mrdcljo. ko
Jc Sci na Low ma Srnjakc. Ic wee
let 80 ginila drva il raznih COZ
doN, pa Sc nj vedcIO kan. ker ie
uzmoNit kradcl L. oh mcclellan. a
>cdaJ ac j. vcudar Ttitck vjcl. ko
lc kradcl drva zupana Prcskcrja
Ia Ia elm j. pIatal zupanu 20 X,
da "a nj TOLL. NekoG jc tega uz-
movlta prosi! ncki kmct, da hi mu
y nedclJo otavo ma travniku obr.
nil, pa Sc jc mozato odrezal, da je
greh. Isto nedeljo je dotiGni uz-
movie ukradcl istcmu gospodarju
kos hruSek.
Ugenl. Duc - drccmbra ob 9
lvcccr $ j. z,lo po>yct:lo \ No
'n mcNiu L..iud.ic So prSli na trc
20 H. kapit. ljNkr c,rkvc So glcdali
'sniogasc,, kic bi Ll ugc4i. Use
lr miSlilo ma bliznio vas Ragors.
PoizvcdcIi pa So, da j. gorclo Y
hotu, obciua Prccua, IN pugorcIu
goNpodarsko poslopic Jaacla Gao
mix. /algala sta do : let Stara Gao
nlkova Sina. Zakurila sta y hlcvu.
'cS, sal lahko takoi pogaSjva. kar
81 jina pa nj wee poSrc6ilo. Iyo-
j. VS.. vrhu trga tudi diva
praSlGa, Sama pa sta Sc s. pravo-
casino rcSila. Ivcplcukc ic matt
puStila ma cgniiScu. do katcrih sta
Ia diva priSla
Pozar. Dine 2j dcccmbra ic ma
stall pozar PR poScsimku .Ianczu
are il" S'du pm Nipall Ia
IT. ~ pom" /''r'r' Il" j. I|bru-
.'''' "S''I hNra'u Ha dE"h kraIih
d" '"P'aNiI oih~'I'Ich'lnu poScSthl-
>' sNo"' u" "o.""" N. 'Srnl j.
amen SoSP'"'rSNa P"Nl"pJa' dNo-
j. SoN'u III wee h'Nt"Il'r"N IIha.
/i"Sd' j. II I'|' III m~aScrvanIa
P'H'S''''N"N pra'' ) ka'crlm Sc Jc
avn" "'''r Prcpiral. Io%igalca
=" ~ "ro"''N 'aNoI dfu@o Iutro
P,'Jci' 'aN'Io ho 81 j. h~ancraNai
''oi'''' r'h' >'pa'" NmaIu nato'
~ j. ldSldi o0tll.l, .lt plInilCIO NU-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-02
Nevarna tatova. Fran puciha

Nevarna tatova. Fran Pucihar
II Smarja je zadnji cas- kradel 30
domatem kraju; nckcmu mesarju
Je ukradcl svinjsko glayo. XII 10
j. potcm Skuhal Y uckcm gozdu
IN pogoStil wee fantov. Ma Nicu It.
ukradcl Y ncki mcsnici - kron.
Tam so "a prijcli in izrotili dcA.
SodiSCu. Bill j. zc vcGkrat zaradi
tatvinc kaznovan. Vimko Luz
Strck IL ST. Vida. mad L.jubljamo
jc Sclc 10 let Star,pa ga ~ pozmajo
rama sodiSGa, kaznilnica Y Mari
boru in priSilna dclavnica mu ic
priSla sedaj Y vrSto. FAINT jc Svo-
jo "kariicro' zaGcl Z goljufijo.
Pritepcl st jc k nckcmu poScstni-
ku in mu jc natvczil, da j. knczji
sin, ola Sc j. pa izgubil in "a ME
gov bogati oCc-knez IL iScc i'm DO
mu dajal dcnar, hrano in stanO-
vanjc. no pa mu jc odStcl nckoc
Skupaj 50 kron, jc ''plcmcnitaS''
izginil. Ia to jc dobil mcSec dni
zapora. To "a pa nj poboljSalo.
kmalu zopct. ko jc bill proSt. jc
izmaknil nckai stotakov, "a kar
so mu nalozili ma grho I mcSccev
IN ko Je zopet t. prcStal, jc Y RAJ
dovliici ukradcl 1000 kron. kate
re je ma OgrSkcm Y kratkcm "a
dihal, a ko ic hil uato priict. jc
dohii pri ijuhlianSkcm SodiSCu |
leto lapora. katcrcga jc prcstal
y kaznilnici Y Marlboro IN name
eek pm So pristine d~clavnico. y ka-
tcro so "a Scdai odtirali. Pa mi
site. da j. malopridncl sklcnii.
da Sc bo poboljSal? Ne. uaSprot-
no. Svojcmu znaucu .ic pred slo-
yeSom p%ravil. da komaj caka. da
ho zoprt kjc "Suuil' par ti>ota-
kov.
L. strahu Sc je hotel usmrtiti.
Y hjubljani rojcni 2Olctni VI. Sar-
Tory j. sci pred dvcmi lett presto
%voljuo X vojakom. Rot narcdnik
J" bill IA iuincm hojiSju ramjcu
in ic bill naIo Y bolniSuici y In
grcbu. Skoro ozdravljcn Sc jc
nripcljal brez vSakrSucga dovo-
IlenJa X materi Y Ljuhljano. Ia
celia pa ga je zaSlcdovati policija
IN Santory Sc je najbrze IL strahu
uStrelil Y lcvc prsi. Tczko ranie-
mega so prcpcljali Y vojaSko boil
nlSnico. Sartory .jc Storil Ia Svoj
obupni |in najbrzc Y hipni zmcde-
noSti.
Drzni ljudje. Jar sem IL Cali
CHE, tako jc bill ze marSikdo po-
zdravljen Cd siromaSnih galiSkih
beguncev. ker miloSrGui ljudjr
tenn Siromakom (poSehno mnogo
j. zensk) radi kaj darujc.jo, so
Jlh zacclc tudi naSc ''bcracicc 20
pokllcu %poSuemati. Prcdrznc so
tako, da ii pride.io cello zascbno
Stanovanje ter molcdujcjo ''Jaz
sem IL Galicijc'' ali ",Jaz sem IL
Przemysla". Naprcj pa ne gre.
Ako molGiS ter SEXES Y Yep. miSliS
da 81 pomagal bcgmki, pa 81 do
maci navihaui bcracici. Iii jc Gc-
Sto Sc dclomozna; ako jo pa ka.i
vpraSaS, jo pa tho odkuri dale,
Sc. da 81 4 matcrinSGino ne
ida. y Sc drznejSi sluGaj ST. j. ~
dogodil. Pojavil Sc .jc doma6 "a
taSni pohabljcnec ter poproSil pri
ncznanih ljudch miloStinc "a Svo-
je otrotiGe, katcrih da ina cello
kopico, a je bill Y Galiciji ranicn.
sedaj moraio pa uboIci Stradati
ker Sc zaSluziti ne morcjo. Kdo hi
Sc GA ne uSmilil? Kako jc pa bila
Stranka pr%eSencGcna, ko ie pozne-
je izvedela. da "Grnovojnik' GA
licije Sc nikdar vidcl nj.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
BRITAIN MAY HAVE
 NEW GOVERNMENT

LONDON, May 1S.-Seyeral London and provincial newspapers today fore casted coalition government to be composed of members of all the poli- tical parties oi Great Britain. It is conceded by most of them that As Quith should continue to head the gov ernment. however.
 The present government in Great Britain is a coalition of Liberals, Irish Nationalists and Laborites. The Un- ionists. composed of Conservatives and Liberal Unionists, are not rep resented. If change should be made. A. Bonar Law and two or three other Unionists, probably in- cluding former Premier Balfour would be given places.
 German Banker Resigns.
 Sir Edgar Speyer German born banker, yesterday resigned the priyy counsellorship, and asked that his ti- tie be cancelled. He announced his loyalty to Great Britain and the gov ernment. but said that he did not de. sire to embarrass the government and he felt that the attacks that have been made upon him on account of his German antecedents were causing endorsements.
 Asquith is being urged to name Conservative to succeed speyer'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
 DEFEAT IS
 GROWING

LONDON, May 18-Thc Austrian defeat in Bukowlna io developing in- to one of vast proportions. The de feat has been SO emphatic that It hae entirely offset the victory Of the Ger man and Austrlaus ih Western Gall cia.
 The Austriano are retreatine south ward while their rear and Hanks are harrassed by cossacko-
 The Russians have captured large numbers of prisoners and vast quan- tities of supplies.
 10000 RUSSIANS RETAKEN.
 In their flight the Austriana aban- doned 10000 Russian prisoners which they had captured in prevlouo oper- atlons. These fell into tho hands of the Russians again, and have been added to their respective regiments.
 The Russian victory in sukowlna will greatly aid tho forces Chat are op- eratlna in the carpashian mountains. lt wilI give them other sources from which to draw endorsements and supplies, and relieve the danger of an attack on the left.
 AusTRlANs CLAIM CONTINUED
 SUCCESS.
 Reports from Vienna say that the German and Austrian forces in West ern ealicia and souther Poland are gradually advancing, though the ad- vance coneiste rather Of reinforcing the advance lines than Che extension of the operations at the front
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
JUNEAU SUES FOR PART
 OF SPIEL RIVER

A suit in equity was filed in dis
 trict court this morning by the Alas ka,Juneau Gold Mining company against the Speel River Project, D. P. Kennedy and W. P Lass. in which Che plaintiG company sets forth claim
 to a onefourth interest in the prop.
 erty. asks for Q division, and that the
 property be sold and the proceeds
 be divided among the owners accord
 ing to their respective interests.
 The Alaslta-Juneau company claim
 such one-fourth interest by virtue of being the successors in interest of the San Francisco Exploration conn pany. claiming that D. P. Kennedy acted as trustee in the matter of the Speel River Project for himself, w, P. Lass, R. A. Kinzie and the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co.,, successors of the San Francisco Exploration com pany; that between the tst day of October, 1912. and the list day of April, 1918. the defendants, D. ?. Ken nedy and W. P. Lass and Robert A. Kinzie and certain corporation known as the San Francisco Explora- ton company. jointly acquired, by To- cation and purchase, certain group Of mining claims, including millsites' situate In the vicinity of Speel River in the Territory of Alaska, there be- ing. all told. 15 placer and lode claims and mllsites: that the plaintifi turn ed over S4.61S.SO to the defendants Kennedy and Lass to be used by Ken nedy in developments as plaintiffs share, or one fourth interest
 Because of these the petition of plaintiffs recites:
 "PlaintiG prays that a trust be de- clared in favor of the plaintin in and to ali the property and property rights held by the defendant Kennedy as the same are hereinbefore made to appear; that decree be entered, de- creeing the plaintin to be entitled to an undivided one-fourth interest in and to all the lode claims, placer min ing claims, millsites, water rights permits. and all other rights whatso- ever referred to and in this complaint described; that the defendants. Ken nedy and Lass be required to account to the plaintiff for all the monies furnished them. or either of them, by the plaintiff. as in this complaint al- leged: that all and singular the lode mining claims. placer mining claims. mmsites. in this complaint described, as well as the water rights in this complaint described. apDurtenant thereto, and the permits obtained in herewith. be partitioned between the plaintiff and the defen- dants. Lass and Kennedy one-fourth thereof to go to plaintif, one-fourth Go defendant Lass. and one-half 70 de- fendant Kennedy; that in order that the interests of the tenants In com mon may not be sacrificed by a phy- sIcal division of the property itself. the property be sold in the manner by law provided in such cases; that the plaintiff do have and recover It's costs and disbursements in this be- half incurred and have such other and further relief as to the court shall seem.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
FIRST HUSBAND OF
 RUTH BRYAN WEEDS

SPRINGFIELD, III, May 1S.-sec- retary of State Bryan's former son. in.law. William Homer Leavitt, has agan taken a wife. The bride was Miss Clara Killius of this city The announcement made today says the wedding took place last Thursday, in Peldn, III. Mir Leavitt, who is an ar tist. first met his present bride while exhibiting paintings at Springfield. It was while painting a portrait of Mir. Bryan that MT. Leayitt met the Commoner's eldest daughter Ruth leading to a marriage that ended m divorce. The widow afterward mar ried Richard Owen al officer in-the British army now a the front in Northern France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
RUSSIA DENIES
 DEFEAT OF GALICIA

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Rus sian embassy has received Che fol- lowing dispatch from the Russian minister of foreign affairs: The re- ports from Berlin and Vienna of 8 victory gained by the Germans and Austrians in western Gallcia is abso- lutely unfounded. The battles that are proceeding now in that region give no foundation whatever to talk even of partial success of our ene- mics. You are asked to contradict most emphatically the reports spread by the Germans"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
MADERO'S BROTHERS
 ARE FOR VILLA

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Francisco UrquIdi. who has the title of Mexican Consul General. under commission from the Villa government, character ized as absurd yesterday the reports that the Maderos have fallen out with Villa and withdrawn their sup port.
 "The reports are preposterous," he said. Ever since Huerta's treacher- ous actions the brothers of the mur- dered President have been stunch sup porters of General Villa. They regard Villa as representative of the conven- ton at AguascaIientes where carran- za and Villa fell out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
ATLANTIC FLEET
 BEGINS WAR GAME.

NEW YORK. May IS.-The great Atlantic fleet of dreadnaughts and other battleships and war craft today steamed out of the harbor in ma iastic procession to begin the annual war game off the Jersey coast and on the Atlantic ocean.
 The fleet was reviewed yesterday by President Woodrow Wilson until late in the day.
 The President will be at home in Washington tomorrow morning. He was greatly pleased with the condi- tion of the ships of the navy and the spirit of the officers and men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
THAW GETS
 DELAY FOR TRIAL

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Harry K. Thav was transferred from the Tombs to the Ludlow street jail to- day. He is suffering of rheumatism. Thaw's attorneys succeeded in getting a delay in the jury trial as to the men tai status and condition of Thaw until Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
LANE PRESENTS HUGE PLAN FOR
 DEVELOPMENT

SEATTLE. May 1s.-secretary Of the Interior Franklin K. Lane today telegraphed the Western Governors conference that is in session here, out lining huge plan for the opening of the resources Of the West to immed- fate development
 The plan contemplates cooperation between the separate States and the National government in the develop ment of the reservations that have been created from time to time dur ing the last dozen years and more.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
MAN
 DROWNS IN SURF

HADLEY, Alaska, May 1S - Carl Gropper. watchman at the Mt. An- drews mine, was attacked with cramps and drowned last night about six o'clock while bathing in the surf near the wharf The body was re- covered by Mrs. Chopper, who used a garden rake in dragging the waters.
 The deceased leaves wife and four children who reside at Hadley. The body was taken to Ketchikan to- day for burial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
GERMANS LOSE
 THREE ZEPPELINS

LONDON, May IS. - Three more German Zeppeilns have been destroy ed since the attack on the one in the air Sunday One was destroyed by French guns along the channel coast; another was destroyed by fire from a torpedo boat in the channel, and 1t fell into the channel. The third was wrecked in the Gicieleselle woods of Belgium.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-18
AMERICANS MAY
 LEND TO TRANCE

NEW YORK, May IS.-J. p. Mor- gan is attempting to float a large French loan in the United States. It is said that the plan is to parcel the loan out among many bankers to hold until the people can absorb 1t for in- yestment purposes.