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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-21

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desired IN style.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-21

Queer Freak Of Mature Has Proves
insxpiieabIs.
+, San Marcos. Tex. Aug. 2i.--NatuFo
Il demonstrating one Of its stranGo
freaks on the Sam Mumford place oe
Normal High. 4 smoke or ga rising
from a crevice In the ground. Tho
earth near II is packed and vheo
broken OF cannot be handled vithou<
cooling. II has attracted . crowd IN
day. The smoke and heat cannot -
accounted for unless caused froa -
or gas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-21
lEpIArE eNosAvoR.

ermediate Christian En-
the First Christian Church
tomorrow afternoon at S
Iiss Evelyn Miller. leader.
TRAPP. Superintendent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-21

II. L. Mcknight. secretary Of the
Commercial Club. went to Huntsville
today in the interest OF the agricul.
tural extension department Of the A.
& VI. College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-21
IN BLOWN DOWN.

buchanan o. Harvey was in
'oday spd reported thse HIS
demolished ~ The storm.
Of corn already gath
thoroughly soaked aft,. 49,
: down. Two tops of hs.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
3Ieines g al ndnerf.

gu einem pfunb Mlebl nebme man
Elm babies pFunD Butter, Elm Wiertel=
Plumb 3uder uno feds Gigelb, mengs
dIIes re9t ouf oem 8rette Su1ammer
un6 itehe oen Seig aus. 3ou9e lie
In @iipsiB, bonn in 3uder uno 3immt
un6 bade lis ouf einem beitreuten 8Ied
fb0n gelb.
QniSsgldBGsn. y Gin babies
pFuno feines Mebl, Elm 9iertelpfunb
3uder, cine ln5e gut gsIeIenen uno
ettpos acrquetI9ten glnisIomen, bier
Gier. Wlan berriibre ben 3uGer nit
ben GiOottern. 5iebe BEN re9t Iteifen
S9nee Der GipeiBe barunter unb Iiebe
SuIeBt bos Webl elm, iebe ooun nit
Oem SseI5ffsl Sduf9en ouf elm nit
Dats ooer Butter beitri9enes 9led
unb bodc fis Isi9t geIb.
gnis=plGb4en. p Bier gonae
Gier iperben nit einem balben pfuno
3uder iiber geIinbem Teusr geriibrt,
bis Die MaHe @Ioien pirft unO beiB
1T, iie 0arF obsr ni9t to1en. 9ld9=
bem fie etipos ertaltst 1T, tut man gut
ousgefu9ten Nnis1amen unb elm bol=
bss pfuno Mebl binein, ieBt duf
f9mal5beitri9enen 8le1en tleine &u=
geln ouf ldBt iie iiber g(adt iteben
unO badt iie i9nen. bamit ie uuf>
geben uno einen llnterfob betommen,
oben aber gang bell bIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Slit 9anS llmO
&Q@e.

Sine CUTE 2ause gum 8eIeitigen
bon Slcden unb Glon5 an 5errentIei=
bern, iiberbaupt in polenen 3eugen.
3pei lln3en Seifenipur3el Diro nit
orei unb einem balben Pint Regens
poFer 3pei Stunoeu langfam gefo4t
un6 ftort ausgeprsBt. 9ieIe 5liifIigs
felt IdBt man fpieber gum &O9eu
fommen, riibrt cine 9robe, frif9e O9z
fengoue bur9, nimmt ben S9oum Daz
bon ob unb gibt iie obgetiiblt in cine
5laI9e, paroin Iie iicb ldngere 3eit
erbdlt. 8sim @ebrau@ bermii9t man
bon bieTer Gauge IoDiel pie n0tig nit
faItem RsgenipaFer uuO gebraudt iie
gum gluSpaI4en Der Gleden ober gum
MaIden bes eon5en 3euges. Wlon
reibt Die gldnoenOen Stellen 5unGbit
nit 8enoin ab, bamit oas Tett, pels
9es ben @taub feItbdlt, entfernt
perOe. tIopft iie Ounn seb0rig, Oamit
oIer Stoub Eerausfane, feu@tet. 1T
bas 8enoin psrfIcgen. Die SteGen gez
b0rig an, 6eIegt iie nit einem noRen
2einentu@ unO biigelt iie re4t beiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
SofeIfenf.

@inen poroiigli4en, ben nDiiHels
oorfer Senf" faft eIei9tommenoen
Senf taHr iebe Sausfrau iiH ipie folgt
bereiien: Wier ltnaen ipeiBeS Senf=
mebl, bier llnoen fc1porSes -Senf=
mebl iperoen gut ouIammen gemiI9t
uno nit cirem bdlben 9uart zines
guten MeiBpeins uno elm biertel
2Mart beIten MeineIiigs in einem irs
benen 9Opfe tii&tig ouiammengeriibrt.
Den Sopf bedt man gut gu unO Idbt
Jpn iiber No9t an einem narmen
Srte, 3. 9. in Ser g1Gbe zines par=
men &iidenofens Iteben. Qlm nG9s
ften Wlorgen eibt man Der MiI9ung
unter eebOrigem llmriiEren nod binz
gu: 41t lln3en fInren ipsiben 3uder,
elm Stiid6en gepulberten 3immet,
fein geitobene GepiirSnelten, etipas
piment, garoamomem unO fein oe,
riebeHe MustatnuB, Ioipie bic duBerIt
fein geIbnittene S9dle elmer balben
3itrone. Wlit gutem Meine1Iig bers
iebt man bieIen nSausboItunssienf"
f4lieBli4 70 longe untcr llmriibreu,
Biz er bic eetpiinIhte SenftoniiIten3
anntmmt. Der Senf 1T nunmebr
fertig uno ipirb in 8ii9Ten aus Stein
gut eebroht; OieIe 8i9Ien berf9liebt
man nit pergamentpopier oOer
S9peinsbloIe.
JranaoTIGer @enf. Qluf elm buns
bert Settle fsinen Senfmebls nebme
man ie Elm Sell eriine peterfiliens,
@itro9on unb GelIeriebldtter, flint
Seile S6olotten uno eineemo9te
Soroellen, bdde olles m0gli9It fein,
miIhe es tii&tig um unb isbe 70 piel
Gfiig 5u eritercm @emif9, oIs bic
Dide es bsrIungt. Der Senf 1T jebt
fertig, gepinnt ober nod febr bur9
Idneeres g(ufberabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
&erin9t SaI5e,
iDenm @ierem i3mcr5en
gsc6mt eineH SGecIOffel OOa SaI5e,
weuu Der ERadeu i6mer5t uOer
bic Sluie IeiSet.

gSir iino cine Ototion bon 5leiid.
eiiern ino unler 9ltt 1T boll Sorn-
iGure, ioet cine pobl6etonnte 9luto-
ritGt, oic lmS onrdt6, ltets auf Der
gSocbt gegcn gdereuleioen 81 iein.
Die g(ieren berIuhen i6r glcuBcr-
ites, 0os @hlt bon Oieier rei5enOen
Sdrre 5l befreien, o6er iie meroen
Our6 lle6crorbeitlng gcidm6ht; iie
pcroen trGge; oie 5iItrir5eIlen Der.
Itopfen iib un0 mlf oieie g8eiie miro
Ser 9lbfaa I'M 8lut feitgebalten, I'M
oas gon5e SDltem 5it bergiften.
g8enn Sbre 9Iieren idnIer5en ln0
ii6 pie @Ieiflumpen onfiiblen umo
Wenn Sic ite6enoe S1mer8en I'M
9iiden bo6en, ooer Der llrin molfig
unO boiler 9lbiob it, ooer Die 9loie
irritirt lit, 70 OaB sic @rleiAtcring
pGbrenO Der gto9t iuden miiiien
nenn Sic an 1torfen 3opfldmer5cn,
nerb0ien uno SHpinoeI 9lnfdaen
SdIofloiigfeit, lauren Wlogen oOer
&6eumotismus bel i6le1tem @etter
leiOen, bolen sic BON Sbrem 9lpo-
tbefcr etmo bier lln3en nSoo SaItS,
nebnen Sic einige Gage lang Dor
Dem 6riibitiid einen @BI0ffel bon
uno Sbre 0lieren iperoen Damn fcin
funftioniren. 9ieie beriibnten Sol6e
neroen aus &roubeniGure unO Gitros
nenioft eeruo6t, NIT 2itbia berbun-
Sen lnO iin6 felt @enihenaItern be-
nust poroen. Inn trdge g1ieren 5il
reinieen imO 5u itGrfen Oie SGrre
i'm llrin 5i neutroliiiren, 10 OoB iie
niHt lGnger cine 9uelle Ser SSrritu-
tion lit unO ooourh @orn- ino 8lo.
ienleioen 5u beenoen.
uSo0 SoIts" fino biaig, unldGO-
lid uuo biIoen cin uneenebmes
@rouie 2itbiatpifier @etrGnf, uno
9}icmano fam einen Srrtbum bege-
ben wenn er gelegentliA Elm menig
Oobon einninnt, Inn ole 9deren rein
uno tb0tig 5li crbolten. (9In0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Wlan nimmt 5pei pfunb 2amm=
tOteletten, etipos Gdla unO pfeffer,
bonn nimmt man aiuei @Bl0ffel bon
Butter uno brdunt iie in einem flo=
4en Gopf, brGuns oas Sleii9 ouf
beiben Geiten in Der Butter, nimnl
einen 20FFeI bon Mebl unb riibre ss
in Der Butter, file oen Sopf nit bei=
Der @ouillon ooer MaHer, Bis es eine
fGmige Gauce pirb. y2imm ge1bnits
tene 3pisbeln nab @eIdmad buau
uno tode es lan9Idm Biz olles gar lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
,,&eIGt GMteat
GrM0 Spte i0
1SseiSaeta beiGte""
gllier Gccfapitdn furirtc ieincn cigrnen
Srnh, ua@Oem bic QIer5tc seiaet
batten: Operation pbcr Tgo".
eeIn esIlmIltel na1 enA IseI gsrIaMst.

eeiu SeilmIttsl NIB SuG fret Ssrianbt.
aapiidn GollnaS fnbr bieIe Sabre out Gee.
ber ibn hinncn StlrScm Mot mir 5ioan0. an
Qnno 5u bleibcil, ionbcrn ibn aid Sabre lana
an @eii ieiielic. CT bgrIn6ie cineu 9oiior naG
oem nnoe,n iiro Gin 9su6bano rc0 Dem ait,
beiuubi oab er flo entiucocr eiuer aeiu1rideu
Operation urterNeben oecr iierben mlbie Gr
tat tciuc3 bon bcioctt, Gr BELLE flo lcltit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
@aIa6uraer g @morren.

gfunbe GrbGpfel tperbsn geIOtten,
gef9Glt, nit benz gluOeliDoIter gers
bridt unb nit Me6l gut Dermenst
70 OuB fis fart msblig iinO, seioISen.
in einen @eiOling eessben uno nit fes
bsnOem DaTer abgebronut, lei9t uns
tereinonOer gemenet, ioOiel WoRer,
6oB Der Seig lpobl pei9, ober nod
5iemIit9 msblig 1T; bonn ins beige
S9maIa ober Butter gegeben uno tpie
ieOer anoere S4marren bebonbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

@ie Der nSdgIicben 93unoI6au"
gemelNet miro, III es benz 9lr&iprot
Dr. Mummenboff in gliirnberg ge=
luneen, bas @eburtsbous bon Sons
So@s 5u ermitteln. @is6er mar nur
betonnt, bdB ii9 bos 9ous bes @o=
iers bon 6dns Gods in Der beutioen
9runnenItruBe in Jiirnbera befunoen
bat. Sans So9s 1T in bieIem Sous
Iaeboren porben uno bat es IpGter
ipobrIbeinli9 nod cine 8eitlung be-
pobnt. Gr bebielt es nod, ols er
1542 oas betonnte Sous in Der beuti-
gen onssSo9s=@afe getauft bate.
Dns Sous an Der 8runnenitruBe blieb
in Ieinem @efB his gu feinem Tobe
i'm Sabre 1876. Der Oliirnbereer
Mogiitrot f1loB ii4 ben Ausfiibrins
gen bes 9lr9ibrats en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

MIIe Sultur zines @oltes Iebt iib
Gus ongeborener un0 ongeeigneter Bill
bung aufommen; nur bieienige &uls
tur tonn cine e9te 9enannt perOen, in
ipelGer. ipie es i'm b09iten @robe BEL
ben @rie9en Der San mar, bic anses
borene 8iIoung iih Der ongeeigneten
iiberIe9en 5eigt un0 ii@ bieIeIbe bolls
tommen bienitbdr ma9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

8obn uno SEN GnglGnoern? - 9lut-
mort; Giuen boblen 3obu muB man
nit @epoIt uusreiBen Die Gnglan-
ser a6er reibeu gan5 bon ieIbit ausl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Menn 5rouen fhleht Iin6, iin0
iie nod i9limmer dls WGnner uno
mebr gum @erbreden seneigt. ST
bus BON glatur fonfte @efd3Ie6t einz
nal gelunten 10 fGlt es nod biel tie=
fer, ols cos unlere. @ie 6rauen iinb
INNER piel, Diel befcr oOer piel, piel
f9le9ter oIs bic WGnner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

9opitdn GoIlines madie aus iic6 felbit uno
icinem 8uiinnb elm @tubuni uno enelld
ipmroe CT oaourD beobnt onB er bic Deetbooc
fono, Die ibn 5u einem geunoer, linrien, lcbenss
ir1itQen mo Qlldi6en WlGnne madbie.
Sin Seoer Tam iib oerielben l2ctbobe beote'
ner, ile 1T einfa9, leicbt amueHobnr, liher .uno
@rn2 BAT. ionte oos 3u3 bon Gapiidr @ollin93
babcn oos ausihbrlin crid1lt, iole cr ith, ielbi
beilte, uno pie Seocr bieielbe @ebnnolun1s'
meibobe In fcinem eiaercn 9em obne ireeno
mel6e Nelditeunoen beolgen lam. 9aS Nu1
mo Wsebi3in ino frei. Gle nerocn irei on it.
oenb enen 9ru0Icioenoen 0crinnbt, oer unicIi'
ioiort = eIei9 iett e0e S0r oiefe 8eihns
ipeelcgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

sSdHf@sc ~ ssltmo0 5 a. =. I,or,.
Sos Srcl 9ciIe e%o%a,Garas-9lecr-Iottcc oa,a i tin IN
''mmenl guio wirO ic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Oes 0ieier sdiffe in orei S6eile se-
tbeilt iein.
9 Acr5froge. N @os lit ser
llnteridieo 5wii6en ciuem bolen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

n&itoroonoo." 8reuno
(eines GomponiiteD: n@arrm BAIT
Oh oenn bier oie 5ogernOeu, id5lep-
penOen Ste1en in Geinen Sod5eits-
Marid biueingearbeitet2" ga.
nit poQte ib oen Sang gum Stan.
OeSamt pertonen.
@ut gcIogt. Ger @iener
9SrofcIor Nofitonsfi murOe einmal
geirogt mos feline bier S06ne ge.
poroen ieien. Gr ontportete. n3iuei
beulen iino 5pei beiIen. II 3wei bon
ibnen tuuren n1mIib Sanger imO Die
bei0en anoeren 9ler5te.
&enommog q ge. IT sea, Same
roo, ouf lebtem goac uieoer 6lrore
gemoHt2~ ~ nSoe' Sbnen @ei6er
Dor @erIiebtbeit ale nod 2uft ic-
idnopptl"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
M. E. BISHOP TO VISIT HERE
 NEXT WEEK

Bishop Natphalia Luccock. of the Methodist Episcopal church, with headquarters at Helena, Mont, will arrive in Juneau Tuesday, June 10, with his two daughters, and spend spend three days iu this city before leaving for Skagway and the West ward.
 Bishop Luccock is touring South eastern and Southwestern Alaska in his official capacity and in connec- ton with the administration of the work of the Methodist Episcopal church in this Territory
 Bishop BuccocS and his daughters will leave Seattle for Ketchikan June 9. and will remain over next Sunday there.
 Rev R. C. Blackwell of the Juneau Methodist church, and superintend- ent of Methodist missions in Alaska, will meet Bishop Luccock at Ketchi- kan. and VIII leave here the latter part of the present week for that pur- pose. He will also accompany the Bishop on this trip Westwrad
 There will be a public reception for Bishop Luccock and his daughters while they are in Juneau. and the peo- pie of this city will also, probably, be given an opportunity to hear him preach.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
] ITALIANS
 START BIG
 CAMP PAIGAI

UDlNE, Italy, June 7-Thc general Italian advance aoroso the ioonzo riy- CT from caporetto to the sea, dI5- tanee of 70 mlles along the river, io taking place today. The movement is one Of great importance, and Ia the principal operation GO far undertaken by the Italian arme.
 The hardest lighting in which troops of thlo country have partiei- pated ls taking place this afternoon at .eradiooa and Che vicinity Of that town.
 The Italian objective ls Trieste, and tho army io attacking the communiea- tIons between the fortified towns along the Adrlatlc and the Interior. By thlo means it ie propooed to oweeP the ooast between Che Italian line and Trleste clear by thc tlme thc attack will be made upon the great Austrl. an seaport.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
FRENCH GAINING IN W8 BY USE or LOUD FIRE
'R0UMANIAN
 PEOPLE TRYING
 TO FORCE WAR

LONDON, June 7.-The people of Roumanla are repeating tho perform ancss that were DO successful at Rome for the purposes of forcing the sov- ernment to enter the war agalnot Aua- trla. Reuter's Telegraph company tel enrapho from Bucharest that great demonstration was held there ycoter- day in favor of Roumania intervention in support Of the Allies.
 About 3o,ooo cltIzens were in tho line of march. With faas and other patriotic emhlems flying and buolce sounding as they marched to the Ital- Ian legation, where speeches were de- llvered euloslzlng Italy
 Tho impression prevails at sueha- rest that the government will not be able to maintain the neutrality of Roumanla long In Che face Of an ov- erwhelmlng sentiment for war.
 BULGARIA AND GREECE WAIT
 ON RoUMANlA.
 Advlces from Sofia and Athens IndI. cate that if Roumanla enters tho war Bulgaria and Greece will follow. The conditions Of King conotantIne'o health 10 Just now tho absorblna top lc at Atheno. If he ohould dle or TO. cover lt is believed that pressure would be exerted by the people in ia. vor of war to such an extent chat there would be no resiotlng it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
TREASURER ISSUES
 TRAP LICENSES

Fish trap licenses were issued to- day by the once of the Territorial Terasurer to the Excursion Inlet can nery for a trap on Icy straits, and to the Pure Food Fish company of Ket- chikan which operates a trap on the west side of Gravina island Other licenses were issued as follows: l.. P. Shackleford, professional; Stuyve- sant Insurance company of New York, through Sieley and Company of Se- attle, general; Cora Daggett and Charles Daggett, professional physi- cians of Seward; A. Fl. Joy Skagway, professional; w. B. Stout, Haines, professional J. A. Spinard. Valdez, and W. R. Willis, Juneau, automobile; and Frye.Bruhn, Valdez, meat market
 Provisional licenses were issued to the Pacific Cold Storage Co. for branches in Panama, Idltarod, Ruby st. Michael and Nome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
ENDENs COMMANDER
 ARRIVES AT BERLIN

BERLIN, Juno 7.--capt.-Lieut- Muc- ke, commander and hero of tho fam. ous German commerce raider Emden, which was destroyed by the Austral. ian fleet last fall, has arrived here. When notified chat he had been deco. rated with the Iron Cross he laugh ed, and asked for another command.
 Lieut.. Muoke and other officers and portion of the crew of the Emden escaped their guard. captured Q small schooner and made their way to Ara bia. in the Persian gulf They made their way overland. experiencing many adventures until they reached the zone of the operations of the Turkish arms. From there they went to Constantinople, and finally have reached Berlin.
 Lieut. Alucke, speaking Of the achievements Of the Emden, said that the richest haul that she made was captured the steamship Diplomat, of Calcutta, laden with S2,5Oo,0OO worth of tea on board. The ship and cargo were sunk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
GAS WARFARE
 DEFEATS RUSSIA

LONDON, June 2. - Telegraphic correspondence from Petrograd in the Post this morning says that the recent defeat of Russia in large measure was due to the effective use of gas bombs. The correspondence says:
 "The effects of the German gas warfare on the Bzura-Rawka front has been SO terrible that it is feared hero that 1t will be necessary to revise all the generally accepted text book ideas regarding the choice of terrain for military operations.
 "The Russian positions on tho Bzu. ra.Rawka line were technically per feet, but down the center of the long valley gases flowed freely.
 "The scenes which followed were appalling. Every living thing suf- fered. A careful study of patients showed that in most cases, where death did not immediately result, they were attacked immediately with fits like those which tetanus poison ing. These Ats recur on the third day. and were followed by death"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
Erench WLn In Weat.

LONDON, June 7.-The Allies con- tinued to make marked headway to- day in the war along the west front. At Baughes there were notable gains. Trench after trench was taken by as- sault, preceded in each instance by Q heavy bombardment.
 Gains in the Arras region were con- tinued. Roadway has been made at Labyrinth, Neueville and the verdun region.
 eermans Probably Checked.
 Reports from Gallcia and else- where along the German line extend Ing from Warsaw southward indicate that the German advance has been checked at several places with heavy losses.
 Baltic Situation Unchanged.
 Advices indicate that the German army in the Baltic provinces is in precarious condition. and in immi- nent danger. Germans are trying to relieve 1t from the sea.
 Russians Succeed Asainst Turkey.
 Russian successes are reported from Asia Minor, where the Turkish re- sistance has been completely crush ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
HANDSOME FOB FOR
 ELKs REUNioNIsTs

The souvenir which Juneau Lodge No. 420. B. P. o. Elks win distribute at the annual reunion Of the order, which will be held this year in Los Angeles. will be oen Of the prettiest worn at the conciave. The design consists of a fob. at the top of which Is a silver salmon Linked to the sal mon is @ bronze map of Alaska, with tho name and number of the local lodge inscribed thereon. Below is a gold prospector's pan. with crossed pick and shovel. The parts are link ed together by fine chain.
 The Mayer Bros. jewelry house of Seattle will reproduce the souvnirs. and the Juneau delegation to the re- union will circulate them In Los An geles next month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
TURKS DRIVE ALLIES BACIf Al
 DARDANE.LES

coNsTANTiNoPLE, June 7 -lt wac officially reported today at the Turklsh war office that the allied forces on eallIpoli ponlnsala have been driven back rom the attacks on thc fortified positlono of the Turks on tho Dardaneilee with heavy iosseg.
 The attacks ln force on tho Turk lsh poaitione continued for four dave, and the fighting wa1 maintained at a furlouo pace. Many poeltlons were taken at tho point of the bayouet be- fore the lo5scs became GO staseerlng that thc atlaclS5 weer abandoned, and the Turks rceoveraed the icst ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
STARVATION IS FACING
 MENICANS

MEXICO CITY, June 7-lt is ssti- mated that unless relief eomeo from tho outaids soon fs,ooo,ooo Me%ieans wIli be ln danger Of starvation. Nor nal condltion5 requires f,soo,ooo tons of corn 10 feed the people of Mexico. Farmers and dealers cay that there win be practically no corn crop In Mexico this year, and that thls food must be occurred from tho United States, but thas Mexico has no money to pay for even a part oi tho food thaE must be imported to prevent wholesale asarvatlon. They gay shas Moxleo will be compelled to throw herself on the mercy Of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
RUSSIANS WIN
 BALTIC BATTLE

LONDON, June 7.-Tho naval en- gagement In tho Baltic aea of Goth land Sweden, and near the entrance to tho oulg of Riga, Saturday, result de in a signai succees for tho Russian dlvIslon. The Germans lost several transports and one large war vessei, the name of which could not be learn cd, according to tho Petroarad ecrres- pendent of the London TImes.
 The Russlans loat ono auxiliary ship.
 A majority of the German shIps hitherto concentrated at KIeI came out Into the Baltic, but the battle squadrons apparently were not en- gagged.
 GERMANS TRYING TO REIN
 FORCE BALTIC ARMY.
 It is believed In Petroerad that tho eermans will repeat their attempt to land troops on the Russlan coast for the purpose of reinforcing the army that Ia In Jeopardy In thc vicinity of Llbau and to the northward of that place. The Germans realize that thls army ls In Jeopardy, and that ito fate depends upon occurring aid from the sea.
 The battle Saturday wac the TO- sult of Russlan attack to prevent to landing Of succor for the German troops. The attempt was frustrated.
 Further naval battleo arc feared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
NEW JERSEY CONNECTS
 DEPUTIES

NEW BRUNSWICK, N J., June :. Nine deputy sherins were convict ed of manslaughler for their partici. patton in the events that resulted In the killing of two strikers at Roose- welt, N. J., last January. They were sentenced to serve not less than two or more than ten years in the pnei- tentiary.
 Tho trial has attracted the atten' ton Of Che nation. Union labor assist. cd in securing tbe evidence that was used by the States in tho prosecution.
 The convicted men will appeal the case to the State supreme court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
PORT TOWNSEND SHAKEN
 BY SEATTLE EXPLOSION

PORT TOWNSEND. May sf.-Evi- dences Of the dynamite explosion early last Sunday morning in Seattle harbor were plainly felt here. Win dows were violently rattled and the noise of the explosion awakened many people. sherif J. A. Mcclure, who lives in the courthouse, was reused by the noise and rushed to the treasurer's office, believing that thieves had blown up the safe. First impressions were that the disturb ance was caused by an earthquake.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
"pATsY" HENRY, BosToNlAN
 COMEDIAN mARRlEs

sKAGWAY, June IA very pretty little wedding occurred last night at 5 o'clock at the Court House when Matthew Lermer, of st. Cloud Minn. was united for life to Rose Patricia Henry of Seattle. The happy couple are both members of the Juvenile Bostonians. the groom being the prop erty man, and the bride assuming the role of Mike Haggerty" in the Irish musical comedy of "Tipperary Mary, which was put on by the company at Elks Hall last night. Judge Conway performed the ceremony and Deputy Marshal Frank R. Cook and his sls ter. Miss Evangeline Cook. were the witnesses.- (Skagway Alaskan)