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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ACTIVITY INDICATED
 AT DARDANELLES

BERLIN. via Amsterdam, April 2l.--- In view of the censorship that has been established on news from the Dardanelles and of the hints that are contained in special dispatches from there and Constantinople, it is believed that operations of the grayest im' portance are in progress in that re- zion. It is stated in the very much curtailed reports that are received that the greatest activity prevails among the British at Lemnos.
 Ships carrying troops and munitions of war are declared to be arriving from Alexandria daily It is said that 10000 British and French troops have been landed near Enos within the last few days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
WILLIAMS LOOKS FOR
 ALBANIAN FREEDOM

BOSTON. April 2l.-Former United States Minister to Greece Geo. Fred Williams believes Albania will be free following the foreign war and will at' ford business opportunities for A leri, cans better than offered by any or the South American States. The pres ent condition Of Albania he says is due to the fact that Europe for the past century had been joined in a conspiracy to keep the Albanians in slavery and moral. political and intel lectual degredation Mir. Williams ad- vocates establishing an American bank at Albania and believes forests could be purchased for S1,OO0,OO0 that are worth from .S5.OOO.00O to Si0O0O.. 00o
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
plfflcultien Enormous

LONDON, April 2l.-corsespond- ents and military observers who have returned from the carpathians say the world has no conception of the enor- nous difficulties both armies have had to overcome in maintaining them selves in the mountain districts with out considering the requirements of continuous and desperate battles. Since the early part of the winter the flght'ug for the passes has been in. cessant Most of it has occurred at an altitude above 4,O0O feet At least one engagement occurred at a height in eycess of 5000 feet Blizzards, ay- alanches and zero temperature have added terrors to the combat. and virtually every charge or assault has been made through snow, into which the men sank to their waists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
FRENCH MAsslNe
 MEN NEAR vERoUN

PARIS. April 2l-A French army of 100000 has been concentrated around Verdun and in the Woeyre dis trict between the Mouse and Moselle, supported by artillery moving to the front since January 1. Night and day attacks are being made against the German lines stretching from the Northern part of the Argonne forest to st. Mihiei and the forest of Le Pretre. north Of Pont-a.Mousson.
 It is reported that the Germans are sending l2O,OOO men to strengthen their armies in the Argonne and in the Woeyre. German airmen have reported the great concentration Of French troops
 On the Allies, right flank the French ure suffering heavy losses. but vic tory there would compel retirement of at least three Of the German ar mics in France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
RICH DIGGINGS
 IN KOYUKUK

FAIRBANKS. April 2i-Word re- ceived here yesterday of very rich strikes in the KoyulSuk country on Hammond river It Is stated that rich dirt is being taken out by Kelly and Grogan and by Nelson and smith. op- erating in close proximity of each other. The latter are reported to have taken out a single pan of coarse gold which contained Sl6S5. 4 nugget val ued at S1632 was recovered.
 Kelly and Grogan took out S4,O0o in six days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ENGLAND PRESSING

LONDON. Airil 21.-All the recruit- ing agencies in Greater London are making a special appeal for additional men for new armies. Patriotic dem onstradons will be made daily in ey. cry metropolitan district. and the number of such gatherings already mr. ranged exceeds 15OO. Similar "re- cruiting fortnights" have been held or are to be held shortly in all the larger cities throughout Great Bri' tain Kitchener says the number of men that win be required to replace the killed and wounded from this time on will be enormous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
JEFFERSON TO SAIL FOR
 NORTH FROM sEATTLE


 SEATTLE. April 2f.-The Jefferson win sail for the North tonight She win have the following.uamed pas sengers for Juneau:
 Mrs. F. Hockworth pr. Camper and wife. Claude Erickson and wife. P. l. Whitemore. w. Clarburg. Mrs. F. O. BurMand. Otto Neyely Alfread John son. Harry Owen. Evelyn Downie' So- phie Lund. Frank Back. G. Roene and many steerage.
 Ai-Ki Sails
 The Al-Ki sailed last night for the North. She had the following named passengers for Juneau
 A. M. Clare and wife Mrs. F. Smith, John Sells. Frank Johnson. F. N. Goddard. Joe Gerald. K. Menezich, Mrs R. E.. Spark. J. F. Jones. w. A. Sparks E. Park. F. R. Clapp, Holland Hous ton. Carl Johnson, A. r. Nelson, T. Hannin. I. d. O'Aieara. Charles Labin' John Bailey John Morteson and s steerage
 For Douglas-Mrs. Emma Moore, A. Martin. Frank Bartlett, George East erbee. Leo Andrews. c. F. Thomas and wife and 3 steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ASTORIA SAN FRANCISCO
 LINE TO BE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The In. terstate Commerce Commission win investigate the ownership Of the Pa cific Steamship Great Northern by the Northern Pacific Steamship Com pany to discover whether provisions of the Panama Canal act prohibiting the ownership of steamship lines by railroads is being violated
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
MAY SETTLE
 CHICAGO STRIKE

CHICAGO. April 2l.-The carpen. ters and builders strike may be settled tomorrow. It is understood that a majority of the contracting builders favor acceptance of the offer to submit the question of an advance in wages to arbitration that was made Saturday by the strikers.
 There has been some violence in connection with the strike. but the union officials have co-operated with the police to prevent outbreaks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
CARPATHIAN LOSSES
 HAVE BEEN HEAVY

ROME. April 21.-It is estimated that the Austro-German armies in the Carpathians have lost 125.0QQito 15O,- GOO in killed, wounded and prisoners since the campaign there beeen.
 The Russian losses have been very heavy. as the men had to storm for tified positions
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
musIIer Will Do Recalled

SEATTLE, April 2l.-It is stated up. on what Is regarded as absolutely re. liable authority that the United States has demanded the removal of German Consul Wilhelm Mueller at this place who Is charged of conspiracy to obtain business secrets of the Seattle Con struction and Drydock company. 1t is practically certain that he will be transferred from the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

FRENCH ENGAGE IN T8E HARDEST
 FIGHT OF YEAR

PARIS, April 21.-French forces be- tween the Meuse and Moselle are en- gagged this afternoon in the heaviest fighting that they have participated in this year. The hardest fighting is talk ing place in the Montmare forest. where they have gained great deal of ground and the Germans are mak- Ing desperate attempts Co regain cap tured trenches.
 The War Office announces that the French are holding all Of the posi- tons that they have taken, and are repulsing German counter attacks with heavy losses.
 Engloh Continue Galns
 Reports from the Belgian front re- ported continued British gains and se- were fighting East of Ypres. Fighting continues at various points between Ypres and Lille, with the Germans falling back In several places
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
MAY AGAIN PUT
 OFF FLEET DISPLAY

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-The At- lantic fleet win possibly not pass through the Panama canal in July as has been planned It is stated that it would not be safe for the super dreadnaughts to attempt to so through the canal. as 1t is not large enough for them, and 1t win be Impossible to complete the necessary work of en- largement before July
 If il should be decided not to un- dertake the trip In July it will prob ably take place later in the season.
 The present plan does not contem- plate a postponment of the fleet re- view in New York harbor next month. President Wilson has signified his purpose to be present at the review. as announced few days ago Earl fer in the season it was planned that vice.President Marshall would repre-. sent the President at New York, and the present plan is for the vice-Presi. dent also Go review the fleet in com pany with Secretary Of the Navy lo- sephus Daniels,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ROOSEVELT STILL
 TELLING ON BARNES

SYRACUSE, N. r.. April 21. For mer President Roosevelt was contin- ued on the witness stand today in the supreme court. and related his deal ings with William Barnes. jr.. Repub- lican National. committeeman and the chairman of the Republican State com mittee of New York. who is suing him for s5O.OOO libel. Col. Roosevelt re- lated many conversations that he had had with Barnes relating to party or ganization and bossism in which he said that Barnes said that party or ganizations were necessary, that there could be no organizations without money. and that big interests would insist upon protection before giving their money
 Before Col. Roosevelt took the stand today. counsel representing both sides of the case and the court considered in chambers the various lines of eyi. dence the defense desired to introduce. The result was the announcement that the court had decided not to admit a vast amount of evidence that was not specified in the pleadings This ruling shut out great quantity oi the evidence the defense had gather ed relating to specific political cam paigns many conversations between Barnes and Roosevelt with reference to the ethics of bossism and other matters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
PRoHlslTloNIsTs CLAIM
 GAINS IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, April 2l-The results oi local options in 26 towns and villages in Illinois yesterday were claimed as a decided victory for the anti.saloon league. Eleven towns. previously wet were swept into the dry column, abol. ishing about so saloons. All the towns that previously were dry were retain ed in the dry column. The vets re- tained 12 towns Of the 26.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BRIT AIN BACKS US
 IN CHINA

WASHINGTON. April 2l--sir Ed ward Grey. British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has informed See retary of State William J, Bryan that the preservation of Che common in. terests of an che powers in China by the insurance Of tho integrity of the Chinese Nation, and also the insurance of equal opportunities in that country for those of all Nations will remain the British policy toward that coun- try.
 The declaration by Sir Edward Grey followed a statement made by Secre- tary of State Bryan yesterday that the United States win stand by che declared American policy of an open door and territorial integrity for China.
 The Japanese government yesterday evening again assured the United States that Japan has no intention of violating either the territorial or Ma. tional integrity of China, cr Of in. terferrlng in any way with he open door policy of the Nations toward chat country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
FRENCH TO PAY FOR
 SEIZED FOOD cAReoEs

PARIS. April 21.-A bill win be sub mitted to the French Parliament au- thorizing the government 10 pay for cargoes belonging to neutrals which may be taken by the French govern ment in transit to belligerents The bin will contain an authorization to pay for the cargo of cotton on board the former Hamburg-American line steamer Dacia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
vILLISTA GENERAL
 KILLED AT CELAYA

WASHINGTON April 2i.-AdyIces received from Mexico say that Gen. Estrada. one of Gen Villas foremost generals. was Killed in the fighting at Celaya
 It is further learned that Carranza forces have occupied Guadalaiara.
 Gen. Villas army is slowly wlth- drawing toward Northern Mexico it is believed Co be intact though re- ports of additional victories for Gen. Obregon continue Co be received.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
RESIDENT NOT AFRAID OF SCRAP
 WORTH WHILE

NEW YORK. April 2t.-president Woodrow Wilson at the Associated Press luncheon last night declared that "my interest in the neutrality of the United States is not petty desire to keep out Of trouble Continuing, he said; If anybody wants a scrap that is interesting. a scrap that is worth while. am his man.
 The President continued in more serious vein, and said that Americans must think Of America before they think Of Europe in order that America may be fit to be Europe's friend when the day of tested friendship shall come"
 'The test of friendship" said tue President, "is not in now showing sym pathy for one side or the other but in getting ready to help both sides when the struggle is over ]. for one' have complete abiding faith in that great silent body of Americans who are not standing and shouting ex- pressions of their opinions just now, but who are waiting to find out and support the duty of America.'
 The President dwelt at considerable length upon the duty of the United States as a Nation, saying that the United States should not dictate to any, no matter how small simply be- cause we are great and strong
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
JACK JOHNSON AND
 WIFE OFF FOR EUROPE

HAVANA. April 21.--Jack Johnson and his wife have sailed for Spain. From there they expect to proceed northward through France to England Johnson said before his departure that probably he would never return to America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
rru ro Aronne Workmon

LONDON April 21.-Indications are that the British government has de- cided upon campaign designed to arouse greater patriotism among the workingmen rather than to resort to drastic liquor legislation. This con vlcton is resulting from the tone Of q speech delivered today by Premier AsQuith before the workers of Castle. The Prime Minister told the men that Che fate of the British Empire and markets. for her wares are involved in the war in EuroEe. He urged so- bernees, industry and enlistments-
 Forly-hve towns in Great Britain have population exceeding 100000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ALLIES SPEND s1,foo,oooooo
 IN U. S. AND CANADA

LONDON. April 21.-A British off cial memorandum states that at least S95,000,OOO worth of war material and equipment have been ordered in Can ada by the allies The totalof war or ders placed In the United States eN- ceeds S1.000,O00,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ALL IS oLgAR MEsr oE YsER

LONDON. April 21.-The following official dispatch was received from the Belgian staff.
 "The West side of the lser m Bel. gium. in the neighborhood of Drei Grachten. has been completely freed oi Germans. The enemy fled in dis order before strong Belgian attacks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
AIIIea nv to Penetrate Straits

coNsTANrlNoPLE, via. wireless from Berlin to London. April 21.-An official statement issued today says it is now definitely known that six British and French torpedo boats at- tempted to penetrate the Dardanelles Monday night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ohIna propnres capItaI petenaes

China Prepareo Capital Deiensce
 PEKNG, April 2l- The Chinese government has mobilized more than 100000 of che flower of the National army in the defensos of Picking, and the defenses are being equipped with modern cannon 1t was stated that the movement is merely for precau- tionary purposes.
 However. it is not denied that the Japanese fertilization of positions at 4iukden and elsewhere in Monchurle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
Loss PERCENTAGES
ARE VERY SMALL

NEW YORK. April e1.-sir Court. enay Walter Bennett British consul general in New York. says that since the war began S220 vessels of more than 300 tons arrived at points in the United Kingdom sailings numbered 762s. Only S2 British merchantmen were sunk, three Norwegians. one Swedish, two American, one Greek and three Dutch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
RUSSIA DIGS UP
 s2o.oOO.OoO FOR ORDER

NEW YORK. April 21. Russia has deposited S2O.OOO.oOO with the Nation al City Bank, j. P Morgan & Co., and the Bank of Montreal, as q first pay ment on an order for shrapnel aggre' eating SS0.000,OO0
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BRITISH LOST 200
 IN SOUTH AFRICA

BERLIN. April 21-official news from German East Africa or the oe' s feat of British forces on January IS and % in two days battle at a point near Jasslni has just been received at Berlin. The British forces lost 2oO men killed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
POLISH TOWNS GET
 sELF-eovERNMENI

PETRoGRAD. April 21.-Russia has granted local selfgovernment to Polish towns and new law also gives fair rep resetation to Jews living in Poland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BAD WEATHER STOPS WORK
 ON RAISING SUBMARlNl

HONOLULU. April 2t--The work of raising the sunken American sub marine F-i has been halted by bad weather
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ENGLISH CHANNEL
 soWN WITH MINES

NEW YORK. April 21.-The Hol- land-American steamship Noordam re- ports that the English Channel is sown with mines. passage only 1000 feet wide being left open for ships
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
Presldent Returna to WhIte Aouse

WASHINGTON April 2l.- Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson accompanied by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan iels. returned from New York at l0:2O o'clock last night Secretary of the Navy Daniels proceeded on his way to North Carolina.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BELGIAN AvIAToRs BUSY

PARIS. April 2l.-Belgian ayiators today bombarded the Bruges arsenal and the Lisseyegh aviation grounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
WOMAN KILLED AND
 TWO CHILDREN INJURED

BERLIN. April 21.-The correspon- dent at Insterburg, East Prussia says Russian aviator dropped four bombs on that town Monday killing one wo- man and iniuring two children.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ENGLAND 10 BUY
 WlLHELMlNA CARGO

BOSTON. April 21 A London ca ble says the British government will settle the case Of the American steamer Wnhelmina by purchasing the cargo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
GERALDINE FAIRFAX
 GETS BIC OFFER

NEW YORK, April 21.-An offer of S25,O0O for three months work is said to have been made to Geraldine Farr- ar by moving picture company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
GERMAN AlRMEN DROP
 100 BOMBS IN RUSSIA

pETRoGRAp, April 2i- German airmen today dropped 100 bombs on Bialystok.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
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@ HOUSE @ Passed the Senate bin abol- {. ishing capital punishment e Passed tho substitute fisher - tes memorial, asking Congress .s to enforce laws protecting that -s industry. e Killed Noon's memorial seek % ing to move the capital to Sew q. ard.
 e Named E. c. Austin of Ketch- :. ikan as divisional road super {. visor.
 q. Instructed labor committee e to rewrite House Bm 20. (S- s hour day) to include all indus. :. tries.
 SENATE s Passed three House memor- .s ials to Congress. S Withdrew Willard legal coun- s sel resolution and tabled the @ House substitute. % Recommended several bills s- for passage.
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