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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
NEW NOTE IS ONE OF
 EVASION

WASHINGTON, July fo.-The text Of the German reply to the ueeond American note on the LuelsanIa incl dent and the submarine warfare in British waters was received here last night. The most notabie feature of the note 10 the complete evasion of an reference to the question of German assumption of liability for the loss of American citizens on thf Lueltanla. and the chief principle fo. the maintenance of which Presiden Woodrow Wilson had announced thal tho United States would omit enc word or act ls regarded as having been lightly paesed over.
 The salicnt points of tho note are.
 CD The allegation that "EngIand Intercepted legitimate neutral nayi- oatlon to Germany, and thus Germany wac driven to submarine war on trade with EnGland;'
 @ The allegation that "since March { England has been taking from neutral ships without further formallty all merchandise proceeding to Germany as well as an merchan- disc coming from Germany, even when neutral property, and thue the German people are now to be given the choice of perishIno from starva- tion with lts women and children, or of rellnqolshing its Independence;y
 (s) The allegation that "lf the Lu- sitania had been spared thouoands of casee of ammunition would have been sent to eermanys enemies and there by thousands of German mothers and children would have been robbed of their bread winners"
 co The promise that American ships will not be hIndered in the pro secution Of legitimate shipping trade;"
 (5) The promlse that the "IIves of American citizens lp neutral yes cells shall not be placed in jeopardy"
 GO The iusIstance that tho "Im- pcrial government is unable to admit that American oItizene can protect an enemy ship through the mere fact Of their presenee on board"
 The note also states that Germany will agree that American chipping may be carried on in neutral vessels, and that the United States may put neutral vessels under the American flags may put neutral vesesls under the American flag, but lt suggests that the nance and sailing dates of any such vessels and their marke, which should be made plain, and oth- CT necessary data to their indentif- cation and protection should be made known to the German govern ment. In this connection the note ex- presses tho hope that American ves- sels and those designated by the Am- eriean government as carriers Of Am eriean citizens and shipping will not be permitted to carry cortraband Of war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
GREAT DEMAND FOR
 AMERICAN MONEY
 AND GOODS COMING

NEW YORK. July 1O-Alexander J. Hemphill, chairman of the board Of the Guarantee Trust Company of New York. in a speech before the Academy Of Political and Social Science at Phil adelphia on Americas Financial Pos sitiou as Affected by tho War;" said that the greatest demand at the end of the war would be upon financial America. The destruction and vast age Of capital occasioned by the war, be said "has been estimated on the basis Of years duration at $t0o0o,- 00oQOo, and while it may not be nec- essary to restore all of this at once. from present indications the demand on us will be enormous"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
BOMBS FOUND
 IN HOLD or
 SUGAR CARRIER

NNw YORK. July 1o.-Ofacers. of the steamship Eirkoswald arriving rom Europe. report that nine bombs were found when the vessel was dis charging sugar at Marseiiies. The su- gar was taken on at New York.
 The finding oi bombs on the Kirk oswald and the explosion on the Min nehaha have lead omcers here to be- iieve that conspirators are working in the United States for the purpose Of making war c1 foreign commerce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
GIVEN SEVEN YEARS
 AT ''M'NEIL'S'

Seven years at McNeifa Island is the penalty Robert Dupee must pay for shooting Clara Collins on May l6th at Douglas. He was sentenced by Judge Robert w Jennings this morning. At the close of his trlal which ended some days ago and in which Dupee was represented by s. H. Mnlwee. the jury deliberated six and one-half hours before reaching a verdict This is Dupee's second trip to che penitentlary During the course Of the trial he stated that be had been for years aaictod Co tho opium habit and a heavy drinker. The ground for che defense io the re- cent trial was based upon proving Dupee insane
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
NEW. YORK MAY
 CARRY BRITAIN

NEW YORK, July 10-rhere were several meetings of importapt New YorN bankers Thuresday t was re- ported that they had to do with the placmg of large British credit In this country against Che purchase of war munitions and other supplies A few Of the pankers are disposed to be. iieye that Nfart CT the new British war loan bonds may be sent to this country as security for a credit or Ia loan Certain huge private inter ests in this countty are said to have simided their intention to parkici. pate in the new var loan to a consid. crable extent but ttat it was all being done privately.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
OPTIMISM
 PREV VAILlNG
 AT LONDON

LONDON, July fo.--A feeling of op- timism which has been absent from military circles here for come tlme, is manifest here today The great vic tory of Con. Louis Botha in South Af- rica and the Russian gains in the east have caused complete reveroai Of feeling here. Through the victory ot Gen. Bolha. Great Britain has 9aIned rich terrtory that is greater ln area than the whole eeyman Empire at a single stroke.
 Tho reports from petroar4d show that the Russians have not only stopped the German aggressive, but they are ~again winning vletorIes there.
 ALLIES GAIN iN WEST.
 The Allies coofSsqe to oalns In the erenoh warfare ayong the west front. However, rcpor,s\ are stiil be- Ing received of immense G,srman re- inforeemcnts to thelr wrstern ilnes. ITALY coNTiNUss aAMMERlNe. Rome adviees are that the Italian policy of hammeriHf9 away at the Au- .strian positions wlth heavy artillery is continuing with satisiaetory re- sults.
 EVENTS LOOKED FOR AT
 cALLiPoLi
 News from Athens and other points ln the southeast indicats that great eventuaiitics are looked for ln Che oaroaneiies warfare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
INTERIOR INDIANS
 WANT LANDS

FAIRBANKS, July 1O,-The chiefs of ten Indian tribes Of the interior held @ conference this week with Del egate James Wickersham and Rail- road Engineering Commissioner Thomas Riggs. IT, with reference to their teratmeni by the government
 Tho Indians declared against a res- ervation policy as they said, that would restrict their liberties. They asked, however. for the allotment of lands to them as individuals.
 The Indians complain that the de- veloping of the country win hurt nuthing' and deprive them of their means for a liylihood
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
DISCOVERY OF
 BIIlNEHAHA FIRE
 GREAT SURPRISE

HALIFAX. N. B.. July 1o.-The dis covery shat the Aiinnehaha was still efire yesterday evening was surprise Go the officers oi that ship When Che vessel arrived at Halifax yester- day morning Capt Claret announced that the fire had been extinguished. ln fact. early the night before he had wirelessed that the fire was under control Search in the vessels cargo last night disclosed the fire stilI burning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
HOUSE SEES NO
 CHANGE FOR PEACE

NEW YORK. July 10. The New York Herald learns that Colonel D.. M. House told President Woodrow Wilson that he was certain that no peace negotations are under way. or being considered by the warning na- tions. Col House based his conclns. ions on his conferences in Europe and his talks with men high in affairs Of the governments at war
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
BRITAIN MAY GET AMERICAN MADE
 SUBMARINES

LONDON. July To- It is reported that 70 submarines are now crossing the Atlantic from Canada to Great Britain under their own steam, ac- companied by 9 tender It is said that these submarines which were made in parts by the Fore River Ship building Company and were complet. ed and assembled at the McVicker's Yards at Montreal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
B7nks Aid wIlh Fundo.
BRITISH WoRKMEN HAVE
 MADE SATISFACTORY RALLY

LONDON. July l0.- Minister of Munitions David Lioyd-George says Che British workingmen have respond cd satisfactorily Co the call for them to enlist at the factories for the manufacture of war material and chat already the increased production is noticeable in receipts at the essem- blaze depots.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
C. w. WILEY GETS
 TWO GOOD POSITIONS

sEAirTLE, July 10.--c w. Wiley. formerly of the Admiral Line and re- gently appointed marine superatend' ent of the Great Northern Pacific s. S. Co which operates the steamshiTs Great Northern and Northern Pacific was today appointed marine superin. tendent for the Great Northern steam ship Co.,. operating the Minnesota be. tween Seattle and the orient.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
IOWA FARMER ARRESTED
 FOR ANCIENT MURDER

BEDFORD. Iowa July 10 The re- cent unearthing of treasure chest on a farm near Siam Iowa rcnlaining S90.O00 has lead to the arrest yoster- day of Bates Hunisman farmer aged 20 years, for mufder alleged to have been committed in 1868 10 is charged that the victims Of the al- lesed murder were wealthy caitle- man and his son who disappeared and witch them 9 large sum or money. It is believed that the murdered be- cane frightened or conscience sirick- en end was afraid or refused to uae the money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
HUERTA IS HELD
 FOR GRAND JURY

EL PASO Tex, July l0Gen Hu- erta waived the right of preliminary examination. and was held by the committing magistrate to await the action of Che grand iury on Che charge of conspiracy to violate the neutral ity of tae United States The grand pry win be convened December 2olh. Declining to furnish bonds Gen. Hu- eria was removed today Go Fort Bliss where he will be a prisoner of the United States unless he should later furnish 9 bail bond
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
NInneH1ha Fire Extinguiohed.

HALIFAX. N. S.. July 10-The fire in the hold of the Minnehahe, which arrived here Thursday night. was h- nally extinguished last night
 Holt Blamed for Minnehaha Fire.
 Capt Calrel and the other officers oI the Mnnehaha and the Canadian officials are convinced that the hye on the Minnehaha was due to the ex- plosion of a bomb placed on the yes sel by Frank Holt the late assailant of J Pierpont Morgan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
RUSSIA
 WINNING
 ONCE MORE

PET7oeRAo, July 1o.-The Rus sans have not only halted Che Feo- tonic armies In their advance upon Luhin. in their southern movement against Warsaw, but they are driv- ina Gen. Von maekensen's army back over a broad front. in one re- gion alone t5,oco prisoners were cap tured this morning.
 The change in the war situation has not surprised the Russian staii, which has fsit for several days that Wsrsaw was not in danger, and that with thc coming of timo Che losses chat Russia' has sustained during the last several weeles would be eomPen' cate 5y victories.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
MAY SEVER RELATIONS.
PRESIDENT DISCUSSES NOTE WITH SECRETARY OF
 STATE.

Cornish. N. H.. July to.-Presldens Woodrow Wilson was in commYniea ton with Secretary of State Robert Landing and other Cabinet member' for long tlme today after he had read tho newspaper copy of thc text of the German reply to the late Ger man note to Germany on tho submar' inc warfare matter.
 The President refused to makS any comments on the situation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
BANDITS HOLD UP UP SENATOR AND
 I25 TEACHEaS

SALT LAKE, Utah. July 70. A party Of 125, mostly of New York city school teachers lead by senator James As Brady of Idaho, were held up last night. by bandits in Yellow stone Park and robbed
 The bandits who are to believed to be from the Jackson's Hole country in Wyoming, escaped
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
SUPREME COURT REFUSES
 10 AID LIEUT. BECKER

LANGLEY. Me-. July 1o.-Justiee Charles D. Hughes Of the United States supreme court today denied the application Of Former Lieut.. Thas Becker. Of the New York police, for review of his ease by the United States supreme court Becker a un- der sentence to die July 26.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
TRAIN BANDITS
 GET S2OO, 900

CREENVlLLE, Ala, July 10.-Four maslied mon held up the New York New Orleans limited train of ihe Louisville aud Nashville railroad near here at two o'clock this morning, and robbed ihe express safes mails and passengers It Is estimated that they escaped with $2000OO in loot
 The bandits have not been located, but posses are in pursuit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
GERMANS HOLD THE
 FRENCH IRON MINES

PARIS July lO--More than 15.0O0,- OOo.0Oo of the 16.5oOOOO tons Of iron ore produced annually in France and worth about Sl3,OOO0o0. come from the department of the Meurlhe and doscllo. occupied by the Germans. The French iron industries in terri tory held by Germany constitute @ per cent Of the total
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
CZECH REVOLT THREATENS
 IN AUSTRO.HUNcARl

LONDON. July 10LDispatches re- ceiyed from Genoa. say that the Czech clans of Austria threaten to revolt and the situation in Bohemia, Mora via and Silesia is said Co be acute. A number Of insurgents have been hanged or shot Czech regiments have been removed from Bohemia and sent outside the district
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
AMERICAN TRAvELERs
 ARE TOO CARELESS

, WAsWNGTcN Jaiy lo.- Com piaiat has been made again to the State Department by AmOassador Walter IT. Page ot London, that a great many Amreicons'contlnue to arr rive at English ports without pass ports or other satisfactory documents of Republication such as are required by tine British regulations He also complains that ,he iault Hes almost entirely with tae steamship compan- ies. who he asserts, continue to sell tickets Co Americans upDrovided with the necessary documents despite the state depariments warnings
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
 EAs es,Ooo STOCKHOLDERS

PHLADELPHIA, July 1O.- The Pennsylvania Railroad Compauy's stockholders have passed the 93,- 900 mark The railroad has s15S more than year ago Dividends were paid today Go the largest num- ber of stockholders in the history of the road
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
WESTINGHOUSE GETS
 ANOTHER s1ooooe-ooo ORDER

PITTSBURGH, Pa July l0 Ac. cording to 8 Pittsburgh authority f new SioO,o0O,OOo order for munitions. said to be the largest of its kind received by any one firm in thc Unit. ed states since the opening of the European war hss been booked by the Westinghouse Electric & ilanu- factaring Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
Carranza'o Men Nc7r Mcgico.

WASHINGTON July 1o The agency of Carranza here received ad- vices today that Gen Gonzales. one Of Carranza's leaders. with bis army has penetrated within two miles or Mexico City
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
RECEIPTS FALL
 OFF ABOUT $soooo,ooo

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-The GUS toims receipts for the fiscal year that ended with the first of the month were about $2looo0ooo This Is ESQ., 0o00o0 less than last years receipts The loss is due to the war which pre- vented importations
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
FAIRBANKS WINS BASEBALL
 AND LOSES sHooT CONTEST

FAIRBANKS. July 1O.-The series or baseball games here between the Fairbanks team and the Fort Gibbou soldiers team was won by the form err The shooting contests were won by the soldiers team.
 The Fourth of July celebration was great success
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
sHalNERS ARRIVE IN
 FORCE AZ SEATTLE

SEATTLE July i0-Shriners began arriving yesterday from an over the United States to attend the great com vention which will convene here next week The hotels are beginning to on up already. and members Of the Shrine are takinG the visiting broth CTS into their homes
 More than 800 Shriners arrived to- day from New York. Indiana. okla homa and Kansas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
SENATOR eAUsTAD MAY
 BECOME JOURNALIST

FAIRBANKS. July l0-senator O. T. Gaustad of Chatanika. is negotiat- Ing for tho purchase of the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. the evening pa per of this city ". F. Thompson. the present owner desires to so outside.
 Senator Gaustad is former news paper man and a strong supporter of Delegate Wickersham.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
sHAUeHNEssY SEES
 THINGS BRIGHTLY


 Sir Thomas Shaughnessy president Of She Canadian Pacific Railway com pany who has returned from London. said that he went to England to dis cuss a plan for the purchase in Cam ada of as large a portion as possible Of British requirements in equip ment and other army supplies. The purchasing organizations of tho Cam adian Pacific. railroad will be largely used. Canada will receive os many orders as she is able to turn out. He said further
 -Allthlngs together. the outlook is bright Britain Is united The na- tion Is becoming organized for the war work. and the prospect is exceed ingly hopeful"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
INcREAsINe cAeAcIW

BRIDGEPORT Conn. lply 70. -rhe Leke Torpedo Bou Company has giy- en orders for douoling the capacity of lts plant here At present the com. pany cam build six submarines a year and it now has five in process of conslruction With It's plans are com suipmaied it win be equipped Co turn ont 2 submarines annually aud in case the Government should desire erealer speed he company can iu
 ereHe lae number by working night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
DOLPHIN sAlLs ToNiesT

SEATTLE. July l0-The Dolphin sailed .or the north tonight. Among her passengers win be the following named for Juneau
 Mrs r. R Benckneli Grace King, Mrs. Rose Wills Mrs J v. MoDer. mott.
 For Douglas-George Wahs
 Mrs. R. o Richardson and two children J. g. Derilla D Lildle. 4 rasue. r M Mpr'ce c. r Accaul' iey and one s.eerase
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
UNITED STATES GAINS
 si19s5oooo lN eolD

NEW YORK 1siy 70 Tho imporia tion Of gold by lhe United States lhns ier since 5anua-y i in excess ol tho exporis amounts Co SiisS50.ooQ or this S65 200.oo0 came irom lah
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
Conductor DIed of FrIqht.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. July 10 Conductor Phil NcRae, who was re- ported as having been killed by the bandits .as the Greenville train roo. bery. was found dead on the steps Of the observation cur without wound on his body anywhere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
BREAKFAST FOOD MAN
 IS ILL AT FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. July lO.-W K. Kei- logg. the breakfast food manuiactur- CT arrived here very III and left for the outside on the same boat with a trained nurse in charge of him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
GERMAN CRISIS IS
 GROWING
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PAPERS SAY CRISIS WORSE THAN EVER.

4 New York. July 10. The <
 3 New York Herald today edi- < s torlally says the German am 4 4 swer to the Presidents second < .s Lusitania note can only be de- 4
 s scrlbed as one "of dedance-H 4 .s Comment In various news f
 < papers, while restrained in < z tone, assert uneQuiyocaily that f s Germany has dodeed the main < * .Ssue and that the crisis bids ss q fair to become worse than < * ever 7
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
INVESTIGATE SHELTER co-

NEW YORK, Irly 10-rhe Ne9, York Stock Exchange police com. miteer VIII Investigoie the olufres of manipulation in lhe fedrai N.r 'n Smcter comnanr recently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10

SlNDioio @eNlNS o1lsipr tf"e oAo"St ~'
 Juneau officials agree with F c. Caldwell. owner of Che Georgian ho. tel at Seattle, and believe that the man whose dead body was found this week near the Alaska-Junoau trail was that of C. s. Stafford.
 Stafford was in Juneau just before tho hrst of the month and he talked to Harry F Cain about purchasing a half interest ln the Cain hotel He said chat he had formerly been man- ager of the Georgian hotel Seattle, and the National hotel. at KallspelI Mont
 Mr. Gains description of the man with whom he talked, particularly as referred to the clothes he wore, agrees with the clothes the dead man wore at the time or his suicide
 Memorandum on the dead man had reference to a number of rooms kal- somined' and to Zoe kalsomined,I end reference to a Montana hotel.
 ". D. Gross stated this afternoon that man answering the description of the suicide and who seems to have been the same perscn with whom Mr Cain had conversation was registered at Room in the Grand Hotel shortly before the first of this month under the name Of Bert Day The man has not been seen this month The sni- cide is believed to have occurred about ten days ago, judging by the condition Of the body.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. July 1O-Naska Gold closed today at 36% Chino 44is. Ray. 2si5 Utah Copper. s6il Butten and Superior. 69h.
 Copper is quoted at 20ik
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
MATANovIcH HELD 10 ANSWER.

mATANovlcH HELD TO ANSWER.
 PORTLAND Ore- July io.-Joyan Matonoyich claiming to be secreta- ry to lhe Kins of Montenegro and p. Luburch who were arrested charged of violating American neutrality and admitted lo bail were held by the2ex- aminine magistrate yeaiereay co await the action of the grand itry The ball was iEcd a lQeQQ each
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
END OF WAR IS
 LONG WAY OFF

LONDON, July 10.-Lord Kitchen CT In an address appealing for more recruits. delivered last night, declared that the military situation is as ser ious now as it was ten months ago, when the German armies were driy- ing toward Paris through Belgium and Northern France before the be- ginning of the Battle of the Marne. He said that the war will be greatly prolonged. and predicted that the end appears just as far distant now as it has appeared at any Cine since Che declaration more than eleven months ago.
 Banks Aid with Funds.
 Three London banks have sub- scribed $lOQ. .0OO,0O0 each to the Brit ish war loan. The subscriptions stim- uiated buying
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
AMERICANS SELLING
 FLYING MACHINES

NEW YORK, July lO.-The British government has ordered S5Oooo worth of flying boats from the curtiss com pany 20 boats are to be built at a cost of 250o0 each Spain has also ordered I2 hydropIanes in this coun- try and Holland is seeking the same equipment
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
SUBMARINES SINK TWO
 FOREIGN SHIPS

LONDON. July 10 - The Italian steamship Clio and the Norwegian 5ieamship Nordas have been sunk by German submarines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
16,ooo STRIKERS
 RETURN TO WORK

Chicago July 10 The union carpenters and contractors ad- iusted their differences last night and ihe strike Chat has been under way for two months was called on This morning l60o0 union carpen. ters returned to work
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10
TURKEY WANTS
 SEPARATE PEACE

6 Sofia. July 10.-The newspa- g per Mir today declares that g. two Turkish delegates arc now Q q enroute to Switzeriand.to open 's .negotiations with the. Allies s with the object ir view of ar
 f ranging a separate peace with
 s them. it is sad that Turkey e. admits her position to be hope
 @ less. and Is seeking Co end the
 s war on the most favorable .s terms that it win be possible
 @ to secure
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-10

SUICIDE WAS
 (. E STAFFORD
 HOTEL MANAGER

SEATTLE July l0.-F c. Cald well. owner of the Georgian hotci at this place, believes that the suicide reported ol Juneau, Alas. ka, Thuraday, was c. s. Staf- ford former manager oi that ho- tel He says the description an- swers that of stafford who he be- lieves wont 10 Juneau The in- itials in the ring worn by the suicide are his lniuala.