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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Washington, Feb. 3-Wm. H. Horni- brook, of Oregon, was nominated this morning by the President as minister to SaPl. His name has been sent to the Senate for confirmation.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Nsv York. Feb. s-A bitter stora of sIest and snow Is sweeping the At- latie coast cities Seven deaths from cold have tesn reported tlas far.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

The shoaght of Alaska Inzaans con -sstutiag 10 the Belgian ra5ief faas m= ss suggest ssntimensslity CT sleI ssa far. In the first place tisoss cor natives haven't fAs ssighte<s
 saaaf Belgium The saases ere 97 ssst when thev heas sf5f the f-s@s If The people af se'eiaa r ee~e 70 tle eauelusl9H Lat fss
 ian sal.z0u rHa has tss1 2 Fsai
 m taat her. Es sn epiaeszie kiil ~ ass Rslaiaa zausE-@ss. for wei . taasa poor TrsseEes kngE what II sa lz~k 2 dinner CT driel flesh o, = r-5ze of ripefuI of zsfaeeo-- sraz1 Gateway
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

The May is scheduled to sail iron Vancouver for the North. Saturday evening This will bring her in port Monday night.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Rotert Wise was burned to death in his cabin on saIpher creek while sleep. His body was buried at Daw son.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

Harry Buhra the Alaska pENslses lar who was last fall regortei to nave heem drafted into the ar'ny
 Aile visiting his old home in Rnssia, ss back in Seattle. He reports that when she war started he offered him self for the service against tae Ger sasns, to please his father hut was
 usea ly the srzay officers Ae sa .reab.s. in securing $ gAsSs sse from ..assia, but finally succeeded ane came ont bv the way of Xialivisros, via JaganAnd across the Pacific 'o san Francisco, and from there 10
 4ftle.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

ssesea har oseaes at eewzrd ia ae7 sehool house tAat has 2 ner On it.
  an sxehauee pefs t taas Juneaa ambition fo heeoiae tfe pest s4 of Alaska
 rea dollars .laT sn7 ioaT1 is ma~e seale f0s miners in the some eistfet this winter.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

col. sal Ripinsky, pioneer citizen of Haines is 4 candidate foI tse position of postmaster.
 ( $$
 Tn Alaska there are 275 fish traYs. about e per cent Of which are ir sbe southeastern part of the territory.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

The Weekly Miner 8 per year.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

srara and tke eeanss~ to H. 9 ot 1T along ths c9ee- ris.s e9ius e3 be lr5aeht 5e 72a a1taa s vssfers s1 Inc San EranesSze o=iaisa. If 7 | Hegg prevails un 1he au1ao-iziss- as he h7nes- Nf-
 fs Photographer ez s's-d7va. If he t sn lis Wsy n gaiiforuia h several tAoesand visz for ieh hs is going to sack s-aee ia se Alzsks building. He hears letters sh4 aathnrifiss from t1s e9rleva mtar of Conzrerze vh5sA ae Fep -sa.s. and from Gov sfFens
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

The PeterSaare saunisiFal Waver sTz
 ae in aa operation. am
 ls teius s4palisl so all CTS f7z waa have Aa3 connection male n she mains -hs wazsr or5iu-
 za Esles and regulations wax lis n The nevs eol,s-rns of this
 n sae iSsae af Bsssater ;
 ias ot she rules have since su pziat=l. lsr , tyEswristsn copy posted on she fire hal. where II 1e nprsue3 Y those snteEes5ss'- tar Tases are paTat,e He first ot h aata. and collection will le 8e sar tae fractional month ef mar 5le first af next uaath- Ess fs-s hose has eeea- tried oaT. and taa ressure Is f0nn1 so he sufficient ss
 ts- over an huiiaias ia to7H- 2e---sEurg Weekly gspars
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

nepoty Marshal Charles Brown as- rived from Knik recently win Roy oaehaaan who has teen si1nases' insane ia she court of Commissioners
 yia ss 5hat town, says the SewsFa
 assway. Tls unfortunate man has homestead outside of knik. Hs will ls taken outside hy NF. Brovn an she next steamer se be placed IT sas svluGn. Eauehsnan carried ssan ss possession in the telief that gs-oIls were plotting against hila- fis sabore3 under the delnsisn that Ae had m electric tell in his s.Omaee and th4t enemies of his wita the ale ef o.asr eleetrie tells sVers trying n connect with his 50 that they
 ,a'a rad his Eain1
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-02-04

The fall election cost $2, 300 in the Fourth division.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
VLADA PORTUGALSKA
BYLA SVRZENA
Revoluce, vedena byvalym premi.
erem Costou, setkala pry Sc s
dokonalym dsp6chem.

Po n6koIik posIednich m6siclI
pfichazely h PortugaIska zpravy
o pfipravach k reyoluci, kterou
| pfitomna vlada mGla byti svrzena
RevoluGni hnuti byIo dobfe sorga
nisovdno, jak tomu nasvGdGuje je-
no dokonaly Gsp6ch v t6chto
dnech, jsou-li zprayy, jez doSIy zc
Span6lska pravdivy.
Posledni zpravy Z Madridu O.
znamily, ze revolu6ni voje setkaly
sc dokonalym 1spechem a &c Ii
sabon naleza sc v jejich moci. 4
okna m6stskG radnice bylo ncdG
Ii ozndmeno, ze stara vlada byla
svrzena a ma jeji misto dosazena
nova, Y jejiz cele nalGzati bude Sc
Joac Chagas. Iprava tato pfijata
byla s veIkym nadsenim. VSechny
vojensk6 pluky v Lisabon6 a oko-
Ii Sc vzdaly.
Neali voje revolucni dociIiIy vi
tGzstyi, doslo k prudkym poulic
MIN bojum v Lisabone. Jak mno-
ho osob bylo pri techto bojich II
smrceno, nebylo doposud oandme-
no. ale poGet jich jist6 bude znat-
ny, ObGanska valka rozsiria Sc J
ma yenkovska mGsta, V nGkterych
mistcch byli revouciondri premo-
zcni ddni do vGzeni. President
De Arriaga prchl "A neni zndmo,
kdc Y pfitomn6 dobt Sc naldzd.
Pfitomnd revoluce jak Sc nyui
omamujc. neni hnutim monarch
Stick}m, nybra rovoluci, sorgani
sovanou stranou b}valeho portu-
galskeho premiera, DR., AIfonzo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Anglieka valeona lod potopena

Ansllrka valetna lo,f Goliath
hyla loFpfdovana Y nardanellaeh
IA polapeua poealkem mtnuleho
ttdne N9kolls namufnikh pei
tom utouula, Goliath hyla lelnou
sa ,larsieh vAlrenIeh loll angl
rkNeh a Abu,iesaua hNla Fuee
lsls.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
MOvY PRESIDENT PORTUGALSEY zASTRELEM.

spaneId SpaneIskA ydIeGna lod
Espaha u dale Iod Rio De La PA.
to pfisthIy Y Lisabone ku ochrane
span6lskych pffslusnikd.
Depese IIayasoyy zprayodajskG
1fadovny, datoyana v pondeli Y
bisabont, sdtIuje, ze V noci na
pondtIi panoval We m6ste kid.
Mesto je patrolovAno jizdou q sill
ngmi oddly pGchoty a namofni-
w. V pondeIi dopoledne panoyal
na uIlcich mtsta normAluf Hiyot.
lid sympatisuje y6tsinou y n0yym
reyoluGnim hnutim, JIM ma byti
repnbIika sesfIena.
1 Move mlnlstcrstyo yydaIo pro-
Y niz chydIi uamofni od-
Dor a yojsko, kterG pry utinilo
syG poyinnOsti zadOst We yaznG
kris, Y kterG zem6 Sc ocitIa. Mini
aerstyo yyzgyA dale vsecbny OBJ
tony, ably ujaIi sc op6tn6 syGbo
povoIdni. Novy kabinet zada, ably
zachoyan byl Kid a prayi, ze We
skerf popuzovani k nepokojnm
povazoyano budc IA Gin yeIezrad
NJ.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Angle soudi, ae Nemeoko neyy,
howl americke note,

AngliekS tisk j. toho nahledn,
le N6meeko neyyhoyi 1adostl
SpoleuSeh Statu, ahy xmeueuy
byly methedy ieJi vedeni vdlky
pouernimt eluuy, l,eudtnskt Ca
sepisy ale prlpouSli, d. to prayt
uemusi snamenati valku. ale AZ
Tim moralni pelpora Spoientcl,
stata yraena hude na stranu spe
ieuea, Augliekt tasopisy rhyalt
uolu presiienta Wllsena q peyas
tuii il sa paAernho,lnt apol / M
meeku y sAjmu lieskesti. royas
Auii u "a proios dOstojnN a rev
n NSktrra 4 Aasopisa aneli
ekteh resskuji "a ironi trlhut
nsmeeksmn vllyu na strene spa
,ellnp,li a lldskeali, ale PIES 10
Isosaauii netu "a proie, naaoW
hodut
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Turecko ma 100000 muzu We
zbrani.

Tureckt ministerstvo valky o.
ndmiIo, zc ma We zbrani nyni | =
322, 900 muzu. IDA SC byti jisto,
re tento potet jc pfehnan ze We
skutecnosti Turecko ma jenom
500 900 muzu We zbrani, pocitaje
v to 100000 krestand, kterych
hlavn6 pouziva Sc k budovani III -
kopu, stavb6 zeleznic a mostG. O.
statni jsou rozd6leni v pet armad.
Prvni z nich, silna asi 100000 mu-
III, nalGza Sc pod velenim genera,
la Won Goltze II Je utaborena ma
DrinopoI- -Cataldza linii V okoli
Caiihradu. Druha armada, jez
ma asi 10000 muzu, naI6za Sc V
Palestine. Jeji velitelem je Die
NAL pasa, Tfeti, asi 10000 mu&u,
opcruje Y okoli Bagdadu. Ctvrtd,
nczndmo jak siInd, operujc Y
Kavkazu, pdtd pax, nejsiIn6jSi d
ncjvycyiGcn6jsi, soustfed6na byIa
Il obrand DardancIl, Jeji potct
odhadujc Sc M ma 100000 muzil a
vclitcIem jcji jc Liman Won San
dcrs, Asi 10000 mrecktho vojska
urteno bylo k obrand Bosporu.
.lak silna jc posadka Carihrade,
neni jisto.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
! poulitnich demonstracich Y
} m6ste, ktcrf uspofaddny by
Mani, sedmaGtyficet zen bylo

Z mtst6, ktcrf uspofaddny by
"nami, sodrnaGtyficet zen bylo
aImrccno . 300 raneno.
KazdGho yetera p0 ulicicb ri
ma q jingcb ycIkych NEST ital-
sk}ch prochazeji 10 velkG davy H.
du u yolnji haBbu Rakousku. Kaz
dl yIajka itaIska je nadsen6 po-
zdrayoydna. V prhyodech nOseny
jsou karikatury rakouskGho cisafe
E'rantiska Joscfa. Francouzskt,
anglick6. bclgickG ruskG yIaj
ky jsou noscny spolu y italskyni.
Pred domoyem Ricciotti GaribaI.
diho Rim6 dosIo Y ncd6Ii k de
monstraci. Lid zadaI, ably star}
hrdina promluyil TW yyhov6l u
prohldsiI, Ne "dnes italsky lid do
pisuje posledni stranku historic
svGho sjednoceni a osyobozcni, v
niz rude koSllc garlbaldOyskf
hraly vynikajici GIohu."
V Rhine Sc ma dnes IA TO, ze
yalka y Rakousltcm je neodvrat-
nou, OkolDost, ze kral Viktor T.
manuel pfinutil premiera Salan-
drl k odvolGni resignace, poyazn
jc 81 "a znamllu, ze schydIil vi
leGny program Salandroya mini
sterstya. VhdcovG miroyG strany
nryzdayaji So doposud nadGjc, he
RakouskO uGini daIsi Gstupky !
lalii a ze prccc ia So prodejiti val
cc, Ale dcmonstrace posIcdnich
dina, udaysi 81 Y 1im6 a jinych j.
taIskych mGstcch, nasy6dcuji to
Inu, ze lid stoji za SalandrovJm
kabinctem,
Zpravy h pond6li tohoto tydne
oznamily, " knize BueIow., meme,
cky vyslancc Rhine, a baron Won
Macchio, rakousky yyslanec, pri-
pravuji Sc k odjezdu. IvlaStni
vlaky pro oba diplomaty jsou jil
pfipraveny. Buelow odejede do
Swear baron Macchio do Ty-
rolska. Italsk6 listy vGtsinou Wy
sIovuji uspokojeni mad zachova.
MIN Salandrova kabinetu a pova-
zuji to IA znamku, ze stanovlsko
Italie pohybovati bude sc nyni
sm6rcm, ktery znamenati bude
prosp6ch ceItho naroda.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Cbagas postfelen We ylaku a po-
zd6ji podlehl sv6mu zraneni,
die zprayy 2 Paf1ze.
vRAH BYL TEz UsMRcEN
Boje v Lisabone zahAjeny byly
znovu.-Valecne lode zahAji-
ly bombardoyani mcsta.

Joao ChaRas, noyy president
portugalskebo kabinetn, stfelen
byl Gtyfikrate \ rcyoIycru noci
\ nedGIc ma pondtIi tohoto tydne,
kdyz jcl ma vlaku h Op0rto. UtoG-
nikem byl senator treitas, %ter$
zastrelen byI take a sice Getnily.
Jedna zpraya uddya, he usmrcen
byl ccstujicimi na yIaku. Chagas
syym zrantnim podIehl pondeli
tohoto tydne. die zpravy dosl6 y
Madridu.
Boje v Iisabon6 zah1jeny byly
znoyu. ValeGnt lode bombardo-
vaIy m6sto a pres 100 osob bylo
usmrceno, poGitaje to n6kolik
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19

Costa, kterA nesouhIasi posIcd
mini poGiny portugalskf ylady. V
provoIani, vydan6m reyoluciona-
Fl, Sc pravi, zc pfitomnym hnutim
repubIika ma byti yracena repu-
blikandm." C'hccme narodni via
du a ia prirozcn6 musi b}ti repu
blikdnskd. Neprijmcmc vIajku
zddn6 strany, jezto 81 pfejcmc, a
by vsichni republican, byIi SIZED
noccni pro ddstojnost sv6 ylasti a
pro zachran6ni rcpubliky."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19

kprast q Nelktsh lurvekteh
slfataph pn bulleh . naulanelly .
ktprs ,luehAaels 4 l.and, IA a Ia
ftan potsrfull ~ take nsnl Ga
flhsa,lu nle spFaN, dual,uh :
taflhFadu da salane, pe@lsslnlVh
uekollka ,layrh ,lalfasvne hsla II
1afshradu i0,tsn Fansassh tuF,
eAseh salinA ! ,lallrelskeha pale
eslfusA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Nepokoje v Carihrade.

journal de Geneve obdrzel depe.
81 ze Solun6, ktere Sc pravi, IL
mnoho osob bylo usmrceno po-
ran6no pii pouliGnich bourich '
Cafihrad6, ktere uddly Sc minu
lych dnech. Ma potlaceni t6chtC
poulicnich bouri bylo nutno po,
volati sultanovu osobni straz. Da-
Wy lidi, Gitajici tisice, plenty oh,
chody, Pera Palace hotel, nej.
krasn6jsi nejmodernGjSi v Carr
hrade, byl yyplenen. PoIicie by
la rozdrazd6nym dayem zahnana
Ceny potrayIn V tarihrad6 Sc
zdyojndsobiIy a naslcdkem toho
meM chudinou panuje velka bida,
Nemocnice jsou pfepIn6uy ran6-
n}mi vojdky. V Pera Palace ho-
telu naltzalo So velkt mn0astW nc
meckych dnstojniku, kteri hyli
demoustranty 2tyrani, "Turei, -
prayi depcse, "m6Ii mrtvych II ra~
nenrch poslednieh bojieh v Oar
danellach skoro $4,000, nepo6itale
Y to ztrdty We smyrne, kterd je ta-
kt bomhardovana lodstyem spo-
jencn, " Tyl easopts prinasi apra
va a krakova, die ktert ztraty
Rakusan0 Ntmen od |, kvttua
6ini l6a.o0O dnstojuiku a muS0,
ro6et zaiat{ch Rusn trutonsk}mi
spojcnci udaya 80 na so, ,0an. ne
pese prayi, se Rusove drd peyUt
vspchny hhvui strateglekd roalee
a b. oh3 slrany dostavail nepfetr
lllt posily
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
Dernburg opusti Spojene Staty

DR. Bernhard Dernburg, byvaI{
kolonialni sekretai nGmcckI "A ne
ifedni mluvGi nGmeckc vIady Y
tGto zcmi. odhodlaI Sc, jak So 4
Washlngtonu 0MamuJc, dobro-
voIn6 opustiti Spojen6 Staty O
hIedcm ma napjeti mezi naSl Via
dou a vladou n6meckou. Xprava
tato byla oznamena statnimu de
partmentu v sobotu minulGho IT,
dne dopoledne pozdeji byla ne
meekym vySlaneetyim potvrzena,
jak ma jintm mist6 sdelujeme.
poSledni feG Dernburgova, kite
r. Snazil 81 osprayedlnitl potopeni
Lusitauie, zpusohila uelibost Y H.
rcdnieh kruzieh washingtonskych
Il proslyehalo SO, le nase ylada ma
v dmyslu pozadati nemeeke vysla-
nectyi, ably mnohomluvntho Dern
hurga yyzyalo k odirldu m zemd.
Nyni takova 2adost stala Sc zhy,
teenou,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-05-19
PomGry v Srbsku.

Correspondent atnerlckych j.
sta, Henry Wood, postal v minn
! geb dnccb Gasopislm yyIiGeni po
mffG Y uestastpfm Srbsku, kter'
je prynf auteDtickou zprayou, do
sIou Od oeiteho syedka. Ipraya IT,
10 dopraVeDa byla kuryrem do
SoIunG q odtud post0u do New
Yorku, ably unikla censufe. Pc
tfi mesice, Pile jmeDoyany kor.
respondent, Srbsko podobA SC
marnicL Umrtl udalo se IA ten
cas- Is, 900. Pres to, ze ma se IA TO,
he tyfova epidemic nal6za Sc nyni
pod kontrolou, 100000 lidi nej-
meme jest6 zemfe, nez fadeni cpl
demic bude definitiyne ucinGna
pfitrz. SrbskO uniklo Ne dyou
baIkdnskych yAlek pomGrne sGast-
ne, jezto jenom ukazala sc slaba
epidemic chOleroya, ale We tfeti
yaIce tyfovA epidemic zdecimoya-
la obyyatelstyo vice nezli Turci a
RakusanG. u $1,000 obeti tyfu asi
.25,OOO byIo rakouskych valecnych
zajatcu. SrboyG tyrdi, he epide-
mic byla plinesena do zeme vlast-
ne JIM. lropukla brzy V lednu.
LGkarl CervenGho krize prohlaSu
j, zc jiz pred tim tyfoya epidemic
rddiIa V RakOusku. FrancOuzsti a
angIicti censori Skrtall zpravy,
kterG yylicoyaIy prayy STAY Srb-
ska. Francie a AngIie nccht6ly,
ably Rakousko Sc dovedeIo, Y Ja-
KEN smutnGm stayu naIGza Sc ma
y jejich spojenec. Prvnf podrOb-
ma zprava o pom6rech V Srbsku
prisla cd sira Thomase LiptOna,
ktery 0 pravGm stayu v6ci osobnG
Sc pfesvedGil. Upton prohlasil O.
tevfen6, ze Srbsko, kter6 po diva
krate porazilo Rakusany, ztrati
polovinu obyvatelstya, nebude-li
mu poskytnuta rychla pOmoc.
F'rancic IA Anglie vykonaIy mno-
no pro malGho sv6ho spojence. Ale
tato pomoc M doposud byla nedo
stateGnou. Srbsk0 musf Sc spoIG-
haiti na CHI pomoc. Patnact jiz-
mich provincii odevzdano bylo
RockefelIerov6 missii stfedni cast
okolo Uskubu Il Kragujeyace an
gllckGmu pomocn6mu vyboru,
ktery ma tn 300 I6karu "A oSetro-
vatelek, B6lehrad, kde epidemic
Sc take znacne rozsirila, nal6za Sc
v peel americkGho Cerven6ho XII
ze. F'rancie V minulych dnech po-
slala 100 l6kafH a ACKNOWLEDGED
odborniku, ably pracovali ma OBJ
mczeni fad6ni epidemic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
SHARP NOTE |S .... .
 SENT 10 FRANCE FR|| AlNl|
Government Must Return German Austrian Citizens Taken from
 American Ships at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Presi- dent Wilson has sent a sharp note to President Poncaire of France in which he, enters a vigorous protest against American ships being ham pered by French cruisers. He has also demanded the immediate return of the German and Austrian citizens taken from the American ship Carona and interned in Canada.
 President Wilson has demanded that the French government apologize for the seizure of the American ship outside New York harbor and warns the French president that further in reference with American commerce will not be tolerated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
MINNESOTA BACK
 AT GOLDEN GATE
Disabled Liner was Turned Over to Government Officials after
 Reaching San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-The steamer Minnesota, which was dis abled off the coast of South America while en route from the Pacific to the Atlantic, arrived in San Francisco bay this morning in tow of two ves- sells which had answered her wireless call for assistance.
 Immediately after t1ie steamer ar rived she was turned over to the gov ernment officials owing to the con- flicting reports concerning the man. ner in which her machinery was dis abled. She will be given thorough inspection to determine if her boilers were tempered with by agents of the Teutonic government as alleged.
 Although the big liner came to the Pacific coast more than ten years ago she has figured in but one serious ac- cident when she went aground early last spring on the Twajima reef in the Inland sea.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
SUBMARINE MAY.
 HAVE BEEN LOST
Austrian Reply was Delayed While Efforts were Being Made to
 Communicate with Officer.

~ VIENNA, Dec 14:-President Wilson's not to the Austrian govern ment regarding the sinking of the Italian liner Ancona by an Austrian is receiving widespread comment, as it makes no attempt to conceal the fact that the United States is ready to sever diplomatic relations with the Austrian government.
 It is reported that the Austrian government will be unable to comply with all the demands of President Wilson as the government has been unable to get into communication with the commander of the subma- rine believed to have been. responsi- ble for the sinking of the linen al though it has made every effort to do so.
 Many of the Vienna writers are criticising President Wilson's phrase o,ogy as incorporate in calling the sinking of the liner "wanton slaugh- ter of innocents" by the Austrian government before the identity of the submarine has been established. It is believed the submarine has been lost in the Mediterranean and that she will never be heard from.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
F0R COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING Senator Chamberlain of Oregon will Introduce Measure to Start
 Discussion of Subject.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 14.- Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon. has given notice that he will introduce bill in congress this week compelling military training to be txughf in schools and colleges as a means of fitting young men for the army if occasion required their serv- sces. His measure will require all male pupils between the ages of 12 and 21 years to receive military training from competent instructors to he supplied by the governments The younger boys would be required to practice calisthenics only during the first two or three years. :"
 Senator Chamberlain saws he does Aot expect his measure to pass. He will introduce it merely to start dis eussion in order to determine the sen- timent of the members of both houses regarding possible compulsory serv- Ice to fill the ranks of the new re- serve force to be created under the measure favored by Secretary Gar yiSOn
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
AMERICAS AM 4 10 POOL
 MILITARY FORCES
President Wilson's Proposed Alliance With South American Countries
 Is Under Way in Congress.

WASHINGTON. D. G. Dec. 14.- It has developed that a wrong inter- pretation was placed upon that DOT tioh of President Wilson g message re- ferring to the proposed alliance with the South American countries.
 : President Wilson has corrected the error and has caused a statement to be issued that the alliance meant that all countries of North, South and Central America should pool their national defense against aggressors. The interests of all would be identi- cal and the Monroe doctrine would be modernized.
 It is announced that already the government is negotiating with Ar genuine and other South American countries regarding the consolidation of defensive interests. The Argen- tine cabinet, 1t is said. favors the ere ation Of a great navy toward the building and maintenance of which all the countries should contribute. Each country entering the alliance would also be required to maintain d standing or reserve force which could be drawn upon for service should any of the countries be threatened by for. eign foes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
NEW YORK HELD IN
 GRIP 0F BLIZZARD
Traffic Has Been Interrupted and Homeless are Being Cared for
 By Charitable Societies.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA terrific blizzard which swept down from the north yesterday has completely de moralized traffic in this city. Thou sands of workmen have been en- ployed in clearing the street car tracks of the snow which is piled up several feet deep.
 The sudden cold spell has caused untold misery to the destitute and homeless of the city and charitable organizations are being taxed to meet the demands upon them to care Tor those requiring assistance. The churches have opened their doors to the homeless. ''
 Train service in all parts of the eastern states in the path of the bliz- gard has been demoralized. Reports from other points indicate that the storm is general along the Atlantic coast.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
 GOES TO WESTWARD.

The steamer Admiral Farragut, of the Alaska-Pacific Navigation com pany's fleet, reached Valdez shortly before noon today and sailed at l o'clock for Seward. The steamer will not go west of Seward and is expect ed to return to Valdez early Thurs day morning. Captain Jensen says he expects to enjoy his Christmas dinnef in Seattle. The Admiral Far raguf brought an unusually heavy mail for Valdez, being part of the Christmas mail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-14
GRAND JURY HAS
 INDICTED PLo7TERs
Austrian Consul and Former F'ederal investigators Charged with
 Arson and Inciting Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 14.--1n- Hictments have been returned by the federal grand jury against Baron von Brincken. Detective Crowley and Mrs. Cornell, charged with conspiring to destroy munition factories in the Uni ted States, and using the mails to in rite arson, assassination and murder.
 Baron von Brincken is the Austrian .onsul at San Francisco and was ap- ooihted to succeed Dr. Goricar when he resigned. Crowley and Mrs. Cor aeN were both detectives in the em- ploy ii the department of Justice, texiM abeen engaged to uncover the eohspifaciss in which they are now charged with having taken part.
 It is reported that evidence in the form of photographic copies of let ters from the Austrian official to aiembers of the conspiracy urging greater activity in preventing ship ments of munitions being made from the United States to the Allies were submitted to the grand jury.
 Detective Crowley is charged with having participated in the destruc- ton of the Seattle wharf, which was destroyed with shipments valued at more than $5OO,OOO destined for En- gland, was burned.