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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

Euitnr y. !. @cin ira Caledonia.
N}Uu. tolOt Ecitoruoifeuer.
sans Sert gdr q. .. $: ~Sbi Z par
iorNum Wcrtc. men M or ! @u2 / ser
rem; pnuorc ION Qnitt9 Nnru".
Nnu n belrrcuoe OF troitlN Mdaoe
mucuNtc ban oettc pa2icuoc GubSoro.
g mort Erucator al sc hcrUrrcuoc nj
tbcritc airtefor i1uq bl. q. "0irteu rem
e. CT Qdnuclt 6u5". mNer 0r. Z. u.
@itS @eoeIic. 2tttc murptiQe 8or BIZ
oto0 mcget til at iorheie % iinr'c @rrs
NiIhtSeu al ocuue Neit.
Nlotfcu 2.30 iuul.toeS man til Cant
tdlcrsNc "artttjrlcu" (poa gitjs
Ntnl. airfcu pdr ogcrfrIot.
Batter &ci1 moleoe0e orer NibeI'te,
set: Sen Rctirroiac al Sroen itll
lcrc". Sdmtdlcu ferteS meo Gin %
0rait 5noimedem sc i~ori'ieaiGc IA
len bIcU oer iur9ct pdSieroe Salmc-
ocr3. Ser odr %rcitcr fra bore ire
Somfmo iiIitcoe. "a iaa gobt bet
les iil Qiore pad sen forte Sio blcp be
icriflcaiAe 2anohcoer / SEN It6erle
@drc ON Acknowledgements al Sroen
dlcrt". belnlt.
otter ire lilac Stormsoer TlIbe man
uriten ueutet at Nolt hapoe Bit trrtte.
DIcu net On aitcuneoct / ariittirteu
(Gcutrnl ghurd1l bcNrnSte nor Oette
0ir'ebuS oIocIeS o0eriulot 0}iuoit $50
Wcuncifer pur bit tilitcoc. Eeiten
0dbucoc5 AZ ct pasicuoc RrrIioium poa
Net practice Cr8cI.
6clc Eori0nlliuGcu lang idu pdd en-
ael'i SGIncn. "9|nr @uo ban or ina
iuit Ell BORG. "a znuqcu oainu her
ltotocs al SET itorc Srlt9tor bar set
ION ont II bIeu boarct al SnuQeus
SrIoe.
Gerpna bctroootc @1itor Terbi0 Ia
lcritoIeu "a 6oIot en- lpnaerc Gale
hrori hnu uouiHchc 7tcuoct: "Tutios
Rroblemcr / Gcformotiorcns 2ns".
Sud Inno @r. 0curn GIion meget pa's
lcrt en- 5@cuoriolo.
&aitur ojuitau Storms hoISt en- iGr.
ocIes tuitia on iFuQiIenoc Sale pao
GugcIT: SIC 0cro Of the 8eformas
tton". otter Salem lang en- Same
lrar,,t irrocIe5 oof.crt. @nitor T. VI.
{. Sm5 uot1.te en- blertcIiq 5nf nj &c
tiIrtiicuNc @rcittr. iomt Grciterue t
ztouR6ion lem nQiou ser lutbcr1c
fot / ztouQhtou % Cn,equ. 0ernc
fcit ril pit Qoo ueo / 0iitorieu ionl
zen melt 6ctnrnina5mIoe a~irteicit Der
bibttl cr 1olot / @ztou8htou.
&c itorc Goriomlinacr ira iicrn 90
aGr. set Gujgheoss OF SoreuinQsur-
5cioc iom Der iao itiart uOuitIcr iig
men irrli9 sem inIgirereuNe @ouefcit
riI bioroRe lit til at oeuue 0og IGuge
uil mjuoes.
NuuSc rorc uorif Iut6crHe Neuighe-
oer ftIgc octtc Grtmpel Diloc oct mart
uiie iig N life olcue gier eniq5eo itert.
men or I'll S~g5rgacIie % &ciritcIit Tor
6elc SUBS gicuigbeo. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
Suffering for Sioraa
til WdioriSaapeu.


S6r mobtnQet % fpittcret for ST..
430.29. @eo 6. q. 8emme ira Mrs.
Sobios Soerien @ronbon, g. 8. (fnts
tige 9. SIiorc) So; s.. :. Scmling.
@eroelIa, Y. Gof. (iattige q. SIiorc)
So; Gilbert IiIion. Granite Sails.
Minn. (fotioe 9. SIibre) 50; q. Z.
@cl9umL @iImot, z. Sal. %(fattise q.
9turon0 so; .. s.. Moc, Mncrorie.
Soil. (fattiqe g. Sliore) 81; Ole 8us
itebnffe, 9ablen. q. 9af. (SpInsnin9ss
irroet 2. @uronU So; @briitine GuaIe,
minneapolis, (fatt se 9. SIiore) So;
Si9rib Sbcfte, @irenapoIis (fatti9c
g. SIibre) So; Ole 8oob. minneapolis
(Sonoet, g. aurbal) $50. Snbuwroct
Henter fra lite Suli til lite Oft. 1907.
Siliammen $1,531.36.
minneapolis, @inn.. 2Sbc OH. 1915.
q. I. Sunbbeim, 9as.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

bsrira, men / SorboIN til. bpoe ! roer.
e. Set lite rneast; Nog or Set aluNc-
liat. at Sutercsien Ell puaanet. 90 net
or meo Init Saab. nt Rem oil oeopnrc
pnd bcsae Sioer AZ 6dpet. iaa @umle
hienmet hIir Iigeiom q @daro incl
lem %.
Set tales % Ifripc5 ind oftc ON at
funtte @aanh melem l,Nilnttcriol,ct o1
DC bienImenprenbe. % Ser CT nit gan
lie mango @danb, ION ioreueS. NaN o.
ian BETTE Silent bIioc ct iaaNant @doun
iinclem os. 4nn NJ mcoca en- frlc5
Veitrrbelic FOR al QIgrc ser auot for Sc
@umIc % Soaes, er Ntt intst %oanrlilt
@noup. iom %iorener oS; tpertimoo er
Set CT itort og fagert @anro. Set er
ca Sing. ION aisr Ncttc 9aanN 'oa TO-.
lis. % Set er TurirttcIicn ira hcm.
iom holoer ale @n1uo lin itcrtc
onano, % ban Tiger / lit Cro. at Den,
iom iorbormer i'll over SEN Hiuae. MI
ieg itoriigen n~elii8ue", o. Ereyiercu
Tiger, at "bpah : Qler MOB eu al NjSic
Winoite. Set bar / Qiort NOR mig.
Sr9eu bchsuer berior ar irngte for. at
ban Hal have Staoc Al al uGre meo oQ
bciritc Bette Vnano.
Gu Sag a iea I'll Snaebiemmet,
buor ie9 tnItc neo Here al Sc ln9e.
inrIiN meo Ell far 0aaumel Sen Olaf
Gugelsiorb. 6an CT pel fienot meo
llcre al coer. Snn bar llQQet pun Su
Qebuiet iinen tinlig ipoor % Ear prrct
mcact onarli9 % cr iremocIe3 mcgct
lpaG.
Cgion Bette 6icm bar en- iieIoeu
ohQti9 @eitnreriube t (nQebor0 @iSie-
mas. Ser bar life prrct mcseu SpN
Dem / Sommer. men bcr CT oca enoel,
belir UIore Solt Der er plcpen ammo
&c al SIagtiIirloe, "a ION Selac ocroi
CT Sc NOT ioa bdarlj9e Nrjlti Steue,
pima Shpc o. @tnrie Sorum shauo CT
CHE ire mere % minore rnmrehe al
henne Snooom. @amlc Gle e. @pans
eIb er ogiaa moi iaa ipaQ. 6uu bar en-
Sio liot al Siertefeil. \ g. Sbpoe bar
oaiaa prret NOT iaa ipuR / Sorrmcr.
Se9 bar nhlig taIt meN bonL % ban
ntrebe, at het att ueooper nlco arris
terte. 9oftoren baooe 10 oaiad mr.
taIt. II ban bnpoc Iioet eler intet
6cab ON, al ban IIuIhe tonlme iio al
eennc SnQbom. Sclu uotalte ban. ut
ban eierne biIoe flntte. mar 6erren
tolote BAN. Seq ianNt BETTE iaa ri
meIiat. 6au bar / oGrepi3 Iiot meect
AZ Sn9oom ,og BET er life at uubres
ober, on ban feler iig tr9t 90 'hlnber
til Snile; men NJ biIoe aierue fnn
beboIbe ham en- Shlno enbnu. Gan
bar @irfelnit oa mango Sntere6Icr.
Wtislionen % ale friiteItae @ieremoal
bar en- BARN Ben I ham. og han for
ituar at brnoe g~ethhninQen al ni5ie
Sing bauoe munotIi9 % i~friitlie. Mans
&c al eoer bar o9iad lGit bans aors
reiponoencer iii nprnsnmerifanite Nois
ler.
Sgiaa iadr bar Serrcn peIiignct %
meb rig @rsbe. trpbs &c baarIiGe llhs
iiater fra @onren al. Suurt bar hi @nl9
pau Sbingmpnb, pq nae Barrier rus
tier fla iaa 9pbt DC for, / 6nab ON at
brre Seiren biem. 6errneo Ell biertcs
liz @ilien iii fienbte % tiGre @enrer.
2igelcbes til mine @sru. Sens 5orena,
6nIoor Seter, Sr9,bregt Stcniem %
%oItor IuIberg hiIies. reb 2sftc ON
@rcu ienere. Sra coers onnIe @cr,
81. ~. @jerIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
Gun Srareiseo Tao
paa uohtniuaen.

Snn SranciScoz Sag. en- nforligs
rcIi9. liforgIemmeIi9 Seiten5 Sag. ~
ct grertpr al Harper % Soner, en-
Grsm ira 6uieu % en- Nut.
San Srancisco- Sag, - Sen Gdg ga
Sc 9oroere al @hen oeb Sen gplbne
Tcrt haboe Int h~beranore Stepne uNe
paa Ioitilingsgrunher, - int hberans
ore Stenne for at g~ratuIcre hoeranorc
meb ben qlimrenoe Succeis. ION henne
bcres llbitiQing er Bit. trpo5 iremmehc
Petitioners Serge % SataIler, - ior al
gratuIsre bperonNre, tage %boerarore
0aonb % feIte.
Ga set blep Ret. Ser bar en- Stare
al ieititcmte, imilenbe Menueifer. iom
bopoe faitet 6per0uoslioet3 Sorger og
@etpmrinser tiIiioe, % iom MI mobiles
FOR at more iig % 9lGbe liz oeb Hioct.
Ga Der bar alilags InIebning I'll ale
muliae MbipreoeIier, Der bar u~IiteuS
SriIuftsiorGt, pon 2anb % paa @anN,
- @eooefieriIer. "Hace" melem Ros
torbuap % 9uititib, - hort Sisiln9
pna Sabnen, meo bonbefniteube Suits
ifibe % 6rGnocnoe Sfibe, - SriIuiiss
torcerter % frrpGrteri. ianpeI peb
Gao inn peo Not. - 2uften lso beis
Iin 0luiif. - Solicit ibane liz ! Sam
len % moret ij3 og alt pGr Iutter
@lPoe.
@sn 9aoenS "gIou", sens torr
Summer bar So8: She Tngeaut Of
Stations, Sen icitIi9e YoroSe iom ON
Errminoogen oroa giennem l~lNitinin8ss
arlinben.
en- N9fie al sc a%meritauite Stater
bar reprG'erteret al &c iremmene
9nnoe. iom hapoe in egen "Tloat" iiaI
nrpue5 G6ino, 9eoerIonbcre, Canada
90 'gtorge.
Gen norite "Sloat" beItuo al set go
son langc Vifiraeitib. montcret pua Ell
ioGr @oau, trltttr al Ter hnioe 6eite.
@itinQeIfi6et bar lilber 6oirmnnoo al
Qeii grifion oq 8 andre berente NGno
fra lounbne Sioer. bets RdnSitab par
10 ~orannoorte @i.inssr / iuIo Nuite
nina mco Stiuo,0ite o. Strioser.
&eif 9riiiou itoo paa 9stertofteu.
pec bans Sioe iioo Slno S~rpquaion.
Omar 5%umbnritisIpe % 5aaiou NNets
itcnsfo'tre.
Qcitniugen itoh @anae RoIi, ioRr
o. tung. res hans Sibe Siguro Cor
%iaIainr. bsi og Liant. begae meo hragei
Spero o. gGuuer ! paano.
Self @ri,iou % hans SspSinssr bapr
5, Sc melt itranIeuoe llniiormer. grnns
je. @nnber,ioIe % slitrenbe 6islm.
Stiolo. Spero "a S~triosers. ale mel
lnnat bclgenbe oaar os Stipg. - 90
hi iaa / SnrbbeN farliae I'D. bsr Ri ior
frem eiennem 6oIiemasien.
90 aptie aioroe ri ira ierite StunS
bpor ri tom brageoe giiaIset los. SOL
Ter piitehe Oa i!reg:
"Qoot at tie @ifin9sl 5auc @bi.
Tiers. 6oordu. that's rnel~
"a al % Ill tom Def paa soSt &ori;
~6urrd @uirerl Sene Rorqel~
Ga hi Gitiuger 100 ielpfeIeeIig imor
aspIauieu meo al ben 0GroigbeS. ION
tiIiummer Ina bereHtte Tpnb.
Sset @itingeitibet pasierer "Soipei
o. SetpeIs" bror be iremmeSe 9anSes
acmmisiarsr oa l%lbitilingens 9irefts.
rer N. m. er pIaeeret. ier ri en- rant
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

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Be bir IN. eueaus ai,nusmIGne az SsoaittOuen Rapuct pI tHe bItpe
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Srgerme iagSe Smmobeoem par
ipmmocn. sire Tlaifer Yermma
bclbreOcDc mih.

N}r. q. ". 2 Barnes. Gr. Sberiii
al Wnrrcn Gormtp, lemeSiee. ifri.
Der ct 9rep ira II. ". ., Dor 10,
Nc9Pumpi0e, Geun. Sea les al
ct Nol5ouoe "a hoUNe ire @rger til
At 5thauole mia. SnQeu Al bem finn.
Sc llore mia nogct goot % erfIrre0e
min neIbreN Tor inumoeu. Sea be
ihlttcOc at iorioQc Qcrgmn, o. eitcr
At mare 6rlt5t ire SIoitcr fan lea
lac at lea cr belt belbreoct Gctte
mar for ire Nar iioeu, ca lea er mi
iriif ol iitnno til at riOc til ale Ii
Ser. tatfet pare Gem. mine Nerrer -"
&C, Der fife oil tnoc hnocnoc Ne
biclncr, fan M crbOloe Eernna
Snblctter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
lin0rcS
let Oc0 at renlc Slooel
S. S. S. gtpcr bMrtia 2imorimg
bec at rcnic % iormpc Nlooet

49, Ga, men buodeees9 81 numiist SpersSmaaL spast e, at b ma res bit
iprr ca urntebe. Der tprir 6hnmatsns. @irninosu apsr BET Giasr. nirusrsr
bets Srsm % i@ur pct Wono nj at ofart Spsbonsprer 90 aIues nrmbbec Zen
fpaIulbs Smsue al R6Ematsms, inter bet r ben iaumbs, fhtsnSe 0ofreiar. BEN mar.
trrhe SWten AZ Wutdetst eur p1tenoe Hrme en Gen, Der frnurer Sepnen bet pu
belt bis hanst d SsS. eua life 9ofrunas elr Gruas. 5aa eotsts sab = Ra
inEhr pd S s I. Yah rs bUteas BIG M eoSipoScmnt. Stb esr ben nus Rpe
What the Mirror Tells = sar, hdsb bit SuGlbs r irreaent. rrp iii S s s Co
gtanta, Ga, zen bspuo Ssbaubiuseu rrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
Trd Gpnccrota GUueae.

goncoroia College bar / bisie Sage
haot @eisg al en- Stprtaler, 9r. NeIs
ion. WirneapoIis. San hoIbt en- ltpr>
Hagen %glimreuoe Seittdle neo Teforn1az
tionsfelten Ssnoag @fteu Site Otto
Der. Som panligt peb lliqc feitli9e Ans
lehnin9cr par BET ltore Iltoitorium pat
fcnbe fulbt. iaa Ser bar minbit 1900
Silhsrere. &rGiibeut @as9aaro hoIbt
c n fort interchangeable. bbori ban be-
tpuehe. ar netop 9oucorbin College, /
&lcrtet al 9ieo H%iperbalens % Noros
peltens Hutheranere, bar rette Steb for
en- Zig Meforntntionsfeit. 8eformotips
mems 9etppning % 2utbers itore &Grt
lngoes SpriamIin9en Hart % inOtrGn.
9enoe pad &ierte at DR.. Nelion | bans
tnffeprffenbe trnftfuloe Sale, iom ni'ts
npf ret mon9e al Silhsrerne Irnee bill
minbes. Seiten3 muiitnlife Troaram
bar pgioa me9et ri9holoi9t og bibroa
lit til at ai6re Observation-Disclosures peo
Gcncorbia College belt igiennem peubts
tet % minoeri9.
Iitenen iforbeien bIeo ser itore,
prGetiee ME @~rmnaiium irobiet bcb en-
Seitli9beo, bpori bog Inn gIeperne ocls
tpg. 5 bette 9otale oil Songerfeiter
% itore Mfsber mart blioe afhoIbt. :
@aIenlertet - / iig ieIp en- bpi, tor
Sal bar Stplens SleibnfoeIin9 fanet ct
iitmerfet 2ofnle. Get forrigc Bnn1nns
itifIpfale CT inorettet for Sonoelsifulen.
brprtil Ser bertes itor Segring. 9pne
coroid College bar III llbitpr til at
mootase inotiI 500 gIeber % pil bifts
NOT on fort Sib faa Iaa mango @Ieper.
y
ON SEN ~"tonaeIi9e Woota9elic". iom
Sinantsmiuiiter ReNpoo og hans Srle
fit peb lit @eisg / Sarge bar autaeeIig
"Secorobe Yoiten" aaerehe gipet uoisr@
Zig @eiteb. Set or Ell itsrre @eainenz
beo. @aoerne bar nrenoe fuloe al
self, 49, mango Ian9ueisfra. - Sc iles
tic rtuaIic li9eiau irteresierebe i at &c
Tr9iipentens 0ntter iom 8inantsmiriz
itcren ielp. Web set Soreoraa 6an
bplot pm Mitcnen i "Iaion.c Semple"
bar Der %ielpia9t fuIot sous % megct 9ie
fnIb 6eiteoe 6inantsminiiteren unber lit
meget inleresIonte og meaet Iauge go
rebrag, her maatte afbrpoes bco "5oaz
it's. "@u al Sc beoite Snlere. ION
pna lang Sio bar beiegt Sarge" -
ino Inoer Sinantsminiiterers Otter
m9le.
Sans Serbeu.
Sdr9o, Iinn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
RUSSIA SEEMS 70
 CONTROL BLACK SEA

LONDON. Feb. l2-Recent reports that the sultan Jawus Selim former ly the German battle cruiser Goeben, had been put out of action for at least several months by lorpedoes or mines ln Che Bosphorus stil lacks confirma. ton, but the failure to hear of any movements Of the battle cruiser has lead the British naval experts to be- ,ieee Che report Of her disablement
 The relative strength oi the Rus sian and Turkish naval forces ln the Black sea is greatly affected # the sultan Jawus selim Is seriously dis. abed At ihe outbreak of the war; the vessel was accounted one Of the
 rack warships Of the German navy
 rd did serious damage Co Brltish and French ports in the Mediterranean before she was turned over to the Turks
 The Russians possess five battle. ships in the Black Sen. These are the Eystafgl loaun liatoust Pintellmon Bosdsiav and Trl svyaielya of which Che first two are eight and Che otn- CTS respectively are eighteenth end t@en- ty one years old. mounting between twelve $0eMibfe l2.ineh guns four s5calibre l2incb guns ane four 10, oallbrs I0snch guns Opposing these the Turks have normally the kehyr- Ed-Din Rarbarho5sa and the Rorgut Rels. two t9enlg.fouf year old former German ships armed with four 70 calibre atinch suns and two 55-caliofe
 Reckoning the naval stpensih ip bis guns, the Russlans can oppose 20 Co l2 Of the Turks il tho Sultan Jawug Solim if not counted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
WILLIAM
 FERGUSON DR0 NE9

William F Ferguson traYeIius sales man for the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Of Seattle was drowned in Netehikan Creek sometime last night His oody was found ihis morning and a corners jury returned a.Yordict of death by me- cidental drowning. News of the death Of the young man was received this ai- ternoon in cableeram to The km- pire rom Richard Bnsheil ir editor Of the Ketchikan Miner
 Ferguson left Juneau last Wednes, day night. on tht Alameda lie had eX- pecteda 10 return to Juneau in Q few days.
 For the past two years "Fergle' as he was called, has been making Ju. neau his Headquarters. He has beep with the Pacific coas, Biscuit company Tor nine years He started in as an orrand boy m Che skipping department He was selected as Alaska representa tive of the company on the resignmont of J. H Nichoalds two years ago He is % years 0f age and was bosR ia Washington State Three years aso he was married Mrs Ferguson ls wen known iu Juneau. hayins lived here last year Lately sine has been liYing in Seattle and Mr Ferguson nude a long visit home during the holidays lt Is believed Fergeson's body wiii be shipped to Seattle for ip. torment
 The "shingle min Hume aa NetehI- kon creek ig also known has claimed several victims, among them beins Chester Pullen Son of Mrs Harriet S.. Puuen of Skagway. Young P0iien wos drowned m Ketchikan Creek in Sep tember 1912
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
BANlSH
 SPANISH MINISTER

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.--The span ish minister at Mexico City. Jose Ca. TO lcit the latter city after being or dered to do so by Gen Carnnza. Gen Carronza accuse q Caro of har- boring Angel Decaso, alleged to be a supporter or Gen Villa caro in- sisted and stil insists that Decaso was at no time at the Spanish legation or under its protection
 The Spanish embassy iu this city has asked for complete infesliga- tion Of the expulsion ot Jose Caro rom Mexico
 Caro left Mexico City for Vera Cruz. where the United States rcpre- sentative win offer him the services of the U. s. battieship Delaware
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
 UNITED AS NEVER BEFORE.

VIENNA. Feb. l2.-count Tisza, the Austrian premier speaking at a meet ing said: "The present war has been let loose by the demons Of egotism and hatred but 1t has revealed the proof of the soliditary of the different nationanties and races. Antagonism and divergence of opinions among the peoples of the Austro.Hungarian mon achy have disappeared. Owing to the war the Austrian and Hungarian flags are hoisted side by side upon the res idences in Vienna and Budapest The war has strengthened the conviction that in all circumstances we need to guarantee one another. ] am certain that the war has convinced every Aus trlan that Hungary's great power is indispensable to the monaFehy's posi- ton in Europe
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
MAKING lT EASIER FOR
 PURCHASED SHIPS OWNERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. - Bills to clear up discrepancies In navigation laws and facilitate the oepration of foreign owned ships transferred to American registry were passed today by the House. One would repeal laws imposing discriminatory duties and penalties upon such ships, and another would authorize coneular officers abroad to Issue provisional certificates Of registry Tor foreign ships purchased by Americans.
 Amendments to tbe steamboat in. spection service jaws adopted would anthorize the appoiatment Of eleven inspectors instead Of ten, and pro vide for assistant -insector5 at salaries Of S2ooo g year for New York. $1.S00 for New Orleans. Baltimore. Boston, Philadelphia and San Farucisro. and Si.so0 for other ports
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12

European Papers charry of Comment
 LONDON. Feb. 12-The texts of the American notes to Germany and Great Britain have not yet reached tho London papers, which consequent ly. are charry In their editorial com ment. The Pan Mall Gazette how, ever says 1t Will no, be difficult to satisfy the United States that in using the American aag Go defeat the ln- tentions of German warships to tor. pedo merchantmen without warning, Great Britain IB acting not cniy In the national interest but in thc inter. est Of humanity and civilization
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
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After dsliBaraa88 twenty
 five minutes tss 'gry in the 2
 Yama0hito ease etarncd aver q
 dlct Of not sllitf md .he de- g Q fondsnt isfi tbs Federa Ialb c
 ln company wlsh frank ssrmlt
 at 4:5o ?. m.
 
 In his closing address to the jwy thia afternoon United states Attorney John q Reagan domanaee lbo lie of H. HamasRlta accused oi enc murder ot T. Kajla Japaaose .9reman of tne Sitkoh Bay cannew as reu.buuon for the death of lhe victim
 He attacked the plea D the defend. ants counsel Attorney simon Heiien. thal who had preceied him in closing argument to the jury aud maintained that the testimong showed Kalita to have been an mgsme0 man He de- clared that the slayine oi the foreman by Yamagpchi and Yamesdita vas Q malicious conspiracy to pu .he fore man out Of tho way Dy any means or al any cost
 Ar Reagan mrlher srsQed lhai ii Nailta had been armed 'f noiid have been he duty of famnsdlte to disarm him and then restrain famaguchi The maer was ohQracteri1ed as einrdeg cU O che blacket hae who was aided and abetted ln hisshenlish work by the defendant, Namashita He conteuded that Iamashita had deliberately held Naiila from behind. while Yamoguchi had beaten lhe foreman to death and, n closing, asked for a verdict of mur- der In Che first degree.
 Folsom Opens Arguments
 Depuly District Attorney E, H Fol. som spoke rom the opening of court at 70 o'clock until il:l0. He asked that justice be done Kaiia by the andiug Of a verdict of guiity as charged. Judge Folsom went fully In. to Che evidence of the ease. lie ridi. culed the testimony Of the defendant that he .did not hear Kaiita say any thing while he was being killed. aud pointed to the testimony of Walter Ramseyer. who had said on the wit- ness stand ,hai he could hear Kajita's screams from thc office. some distance from the bunkhouse where the killing took place
 Mr Hellenthars plea for a verdict of acquittm was based on his theory that Yamashita had acted ln the bunk. house only as an interferer: that the defendant was doing what any other man would do in trying Co stop 8 fight and preyenl bloodshed. Mr Hellen- thal argued that Che testimony proved that Kaiita had sun and that he leyeled it at Yamaguchi when Yama. shita jumped and grasped the fore. mans right hand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
PORT TAlGAZ
 10 AID ALLIES

LISBON Feb. f2.--That thc govern mept of eortpBal hae resolved to car " out her policy decided upon by con8rgoe August f2 and again Novem. bor 2s. is tbe assertion made by For olan Minister Monteiro- The deels- ioaa of confrsHe Were ihaf Portugal shopld cooperate wlth t6e ellIee ln the war in Europe wherever ihst etep acemcd necessary
 it is known that 5ortu7al hag made e Known to tha srltlsh government lhat her troops arc ready When asked for.
 Portugal hag been eo-oPeratln9 witb iho British in the war agalnet German south African colonies
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12

The Presidents reason for the delay is that he refuses to do anything that might result m transferring the ilibuster in the Senate from the ship-pwchase bin to any other phase of legis- laton Following that idea, the House wil probably hold the evil sundry bill until action is had in the Senate on the ship purchase bil.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
WILSON THINKS SHIP
 BILL NOT DOOMED

WASHINGTON Feb l2-Tbe ship purchase bill is not doomed to defeat. B the opinion President Woodrow Wilson has Indicated. lie stated that Che bill had been the subject of var ious conversations between the State Department and European diplomats but that no protest of any kind had been made by European nations against the prospective purchase of foreign ships.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
1.I oeI,, 9or WnhelmIna.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i2.-The Chit. ed States government has proposed to Britain a postponement of the plan to take the Wilheiminas case before the prize court SO that her owners may have opportunity to present evidence which they contend will prove that the property was not subject to sci zure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
SENATE FILIBJSH DELAYS TUE ALASKA
 RAILROAD REPoR

tangled with the fight the shippurchase b President Woodrow Wilson has intention of having completed and for
 aded to Congress the of She Alaska railroad engineer ing commission until the civil sundry b carrying the appro paon for this years proposed work the Alaska railroad cones u The Presidents report the Alaska railroad stu- alton will therefore probably be deferred until the return of Secretary the Interior Franklin K. Lane from the Pacific Coast
 where he win go next represent the President at the opening of the Panama-pacifc exposition
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-12
BRYAN SPEAKS ON
 ISSUES or TooAl

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-sccretary Of State ". J. Bryan today declared the initiative and referendum were Fundamental principles Of Democracy. He advocated recall of all officials. Woman's suffrage. he declared. was sure to come.
 The golden rule as guide for na. tlonal and International dealings be- tween men was advocated by the Sec. retsry of State.
 Touching on the iiquor question he declared the conservation of the health of the country was Of more Import ance then an other natural resources.
 Dealing wlth child labor he declared DO State. Individual or community has 3 right to deny child tho chance to play and study and that those who did should be made subject to drastic pun. ishmcnl