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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

ron pAfE--Ons practically naw hand
elevator comrlata. cost one hunareds
Thirty takes it Large market ice box.
scales etc. cheap, Cunees corn cheese
cutter ard muythinN voc want MI
lion Article George" us 8. Tarraaona
Tmay
rOR aATE-Or exchange. modern East
Hlu home cor small wen located I'M
proved farm 81 60 - 80 acres Address
d ~. 1918 r. 18TH street &omaYAN*
Fop sAr.Es.-ErFa for Matching from
carefully mated. thurouahnred alngle
rnsnh Rho8e Mland Reds. 81 81 30 and
so for setting q IS ease. Also yoang
stock fUr sale Reese Poultry Yards
III n ~ No. 8 Pensacola Pa, Phone
f~eg y II Reese Tuaav1mH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
FOR SALE

FOR HAT4F-Ths foHowinR snarea az
stock es shares Barcelona SCI Wharf
Co. 8 shares Ferry Pass inspectors a
Shippers Assn, $50 shares WeHf pensa-
celia LAND Co. also go residence lots ~
Haneihurst one lot and two-stary dwell
Ing or Bayou chico. rs 900 acres pine
lana. Santa Rosa cuumfg. leo shares ~
ntaek in the Interstate Casualty Corn
parry. one iot o. the Town of Andaluala.
Alabama and a number o. lots n tha
New city Tract and East Pensacola. :
residence lots 81 MnntRornerp Ala SIS
Geo eo bonds 81 Pensacola Suburban r r
$40 600 % o. n a. A. r. R CO. bonds.
5s shares ~ preferred stock r r & A.
fza shares af common stock "a VI a. A
isa lots in Highland Park tsm acres
land West 81 Country Club, and South
- ths hard read l2 sic acres - lard
facing Brent read. sf acres Of Lard 81
oakne'd Survey adjoining the Camnhai
homestead. W. III Milton receiver Firts
National bank 81 West Intenaenals
street. Pensacola. Fla tmay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

FOR EAIaE~-Nationai cash register. cost
one hundred dollars month old. thirfv-
ave takes I'd. Million Article George ffE
suuth Tsrragona street 1rnay
FOR SALE CHEAP passenger auto
coed condition. new tires Phone sT1
Il. O. Box seA may z8uistH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
AGENTS WANTED.

~ ANTEn--Whita ana enloged insurance
arentn One policy covers sick. acci-
dent and life. Pays old age benefits.
Loans made on policies. The American
Warkmen Insurance Company. eli q
street washington. p. e. 2tmayf0ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
million Article George"

huY and exchange and eel anything
second hand. Stoves. Wagons. locks. eie-
waters. pumps piping. deslxa. bottles.
barrels feed bass. preserve farss chairs
harness. Hh0m cases See boxes, scales
counters fypewFttnra. coffee urnH. Ia
fact. II there is auYthinn you need. J
have IT, Address lis south TarrRnona
street Pensacola. Efa. lmaE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

HIGH CLASS BOARD AND Rooms
4 East GreEory street Best 81 SER
VICE Including butler maids. ote Must
ferntah references. BoAga alcns q de-
aired. a4aprtm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ~ Post or
see Railway Mail and other branches
aFa coed. Prepare for evans" under
former III. s. civil service Secretary EN-
aFuiner Booklet GA free. Write to-
Hmw Patterson Cfwi8 Service Nehan5
rs.rharfar - fFrsn ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
PIANOS.

TnrE PLANO can n@ Fmnd@ IKE new Tn
tons. taucn and looks ~ cur three exc
AoW rricea. and yuu car gay ~ the
week The Clutter Music HanaA fsnos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
FOR RENT

FOR nENT--FurnIsbcd room. less than
two blocks from Pnlafox, On Chase
street. Southern exposure. wei lighted
airy Use q bath and phone. lis West
Chase street Phona 1855. fsapr
FoR RENT-LArws front room. North
HilL Phone ana hath. Cent? F1en
only. Box 1887. or phone saa fssan
FOR RENT-sgtce1y furnished front
room, hEocka from water. modern
c0nwentenres- Inquire = q, corner ~
Gonzales 81. ard 18th ave. Phone eaT
Two Blocks from car 1enny1na"
FOR RENT-A large mod
ern two story furn&aed
house on Bay Shore, s bed
rooms, from June 1st for
three months. Inquire
Fisher Real Estate Agency.
9amavst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
ARTEsIAN WELLS

aRTHsrAN wELIs-wtn put IN wens
10 la inches diameter. any depth.
nnd GUARANTEES water write for ftlti tn
formation Gray Artsaian Well Co. Cot
tondmle. Pa emeh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Help Wanted Male

WANTED AT OMCEsmpsneer cutter.
$3.50. mn foreman. ffa8s sawyer f,er
see, nngImeer, 500 track foreman Haaf
uiltiWfiahf. 800. ahlHping clerk ana Nfte@
T ttnu salary auto mechanic SIS
bon and rip lawyers. 500. EtsnoErun her
$50 salesman Several ether openings
not advertised. and neW orders maW
Roak Ark 1auav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED horme-Fnusf Be En- good
condition and cheap A e Turner a
Co. Fox SEA Pensacola. F1A 1EuaayT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Statesmen Wanted.

AGENTS Wantsa 90 advertise our goods
hy distributing free samples % con-
sumner. On cents an hour. Write for
fuf particulars. Favori Products. 4fzf
White Bldg. Dayton. Ohio. f6maylts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
HELP WANTED.

GoNEElNME POSITIONS q Post of3ce
railway mail aud other branches are
Euod. Prepare for evans under fer-
mer e. 81 glEff Service Secretary NsE-
amiuer Booklet 0z12 free Write to-
day Patterson Civt Service school
Rochester. ~ r 2amaY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
LOST AND FOUND.

Io@T-one white setter puppy
months old. short tail few black ticks
e fruwt Ter also DARK snot8 around
avas Return % 81 ~. Belmont street
81 phone s8a Reward. 2amayat
vTRAYwU From Jonah Browns place.
near hiE BAYOU two red coWa and one
Haht red belfer AT marked crap IN
wnmH II f Recently MARKED and
branded one has bell VII pay suite
affn reward for information ~ their
ggheFeabouta. Tierce Lee. so East Jor-
ham Phone 1854 fsmavTt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

FOR sALK---YounW ~ gallon c0w. with
weok-oid cali. $50 also two Jersey cows
fresh this month. SIS each five pigas y
each. Homestead Farm rs miles north
west from kapfrtan Park. Box SO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
PERSONAL.

WEAT THY California Rau ehnumn. e.
would marry CnnhdenuaL N-nax S..
FlaaNHe. To1esc. ohio. femav1fe
MORPHINE ard whisksy habits cured
hW the Kelley treatmemt 36 years In
operation over SOC 900 cured Write
for booklet and testimonials. NJ Kelley
Institute. Jacksonville Fla.. ans Biloxi.
Mlsa Both Institutes under same man
nEemeut 16mng
WESTERN LADY ss. warth $50. eco
would marry. Y-nox Sc. league. To-
1eao. Chlo g8may
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
FOR SALE.

FOR HAI.E--Horse ard buggy cheap
Most gentle family mare IN city. hea-
son Tor selling, party huvtnG auto
Phone fe2a o. cal at 100 south baHlen
street ismay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

W. q. w.
Hickory camp no. ~ woo4uen ~ g..
World meets second and fourth vve9w@.s
day nights at 7a0 ,. m. Wuodnen Han
corner BaYien and Romano
C u. CRooKE. Ga,
q. O.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

WANT Ed Statesmen 20 handle Peer
less automobile washing brushes
Every automobile owner buys on sight.
Big commissions. For exclusive territoHv
Amply at once. Mack Mfg. Harrisburg
Ra. 23may
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

WANTED TO BET-rne or two carloads
- young he3fsru delivered 2 b p
cars any station Afahauaa. Mlssfaaibnf
or florida Write particulars r. p
Sprinkle. Box ca. Pensacola. TIA z5aprl N
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

$3.50 FOR Reitahla msn - woman. d'a-
tribute 2eao free ukEa Barax snrn
Powder wffH EoMWg NFe wuuF town Nn
money required ward Co. ais fusu-
tute. Cheese 2gmar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

FOR EALE-New rirniturs. new piano.
1885 Fl Lee 81 iemay7
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
sxsaT uIO ~ n n
H N ksos4l

b ne sai.y passr- eos.ss rassors u
81 mservssu ~ssh Thomas T. Ehrnsr1.
siate hsgh~aE COMMISSIONER. shs has
Faansiy been over the ssuah Plasss
rad frsm Iasnser 10 sslIaa. fss ssssas
ilsi the hsgn~sy eommiss.su n pre-
uauad 70 sg,sud sspi.sH-i co tnss hiQh1as
nast year. Mr. t.nrs.rt ae..es.- hy q
aae ean 60 from saiitls TO Denver N
- ho.srs. % 700 hoa<s better time
fhaa trssn scsssas.ie
There y nc d,sahs sbost tins. for a.
NeSs-C hsnsp.on has repeatedly SAID.
ne osd south Psrk route b Denver Is
"one hundred usiser shorter than an,
ather po-~Isse ousies Tor the ~ssssEu
sloye.
Eventually Gunns~oa county us.s
connect " With this short roUie. hs
Nay Of pkk,n and Chalk creed canon
9; y a4,se WITHIN the bosnds Of po-sibIl-
IS for W to secure IN auto time sf
eigh; hours from here to Denver BY
tins route. figuring n mites IN hour for
the DO mikes. Psobssly ten hsuss
would be the average time. Howeser.
We have our hands full just now with
the development Of the North Fork
roads, where a thousand SETTLERS have
waited twenty years for even a wagon
road. This must be done IN Isis. Ii
u II intense interest. however. TO know
that the possibilities 81 this short route
are being Recognized eisewhere.
Mr.. Ehrhart says further. concerning
the road south through the San LUIS
valley. all which Is directly connected
With SunnIson and Rainbow Route by
way of Cochetopa pass.
There Is another road in which Sa-
Ida should be intensely interested d, I"
said Commissioner Ehrhart Il refer
10 the route over PoBchs Pass, through
Del Norte, Pagoss Springs. the Mesa
Verde country and down through New
Mexico to flagstaff This road will
traverse the petrified forests of Arizona
and make the Grand Canon Of the
Colorado accessible to automobile parties
The Governor of New Mexico and the
people of Arizona, especially of Flag
staff. are enthused over this road and
the three states will cooperate in max
ing it an excellent highway. This will
give q direct route from Denver over
some of the greatest scenic country in
the world. Sslida should get behind
this project because it is not only on
the main road but is also the natural
stopping place for automobiles.
''Salida will realize the benefit of
roads next year when the automobile
traffic begins. The Cotopaxi cutoff
will pour thousands of automobiles
through this city"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24

An important bill has been introduc-
ed by senator Shafroth which provides
that homesteaders may acquire addition
al homestead land when they own ten
head Of cattle or more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24

out ss~thsn ssrs the sparrs~s.
And ssrth they did remain.
vhsush loud the Jewish chiidrsa
Cried cut end cried a0aiW.
excspe the enc bird only
The little Lord Christ made.
vhs earth that owned him master,
ttrs earth heard end obeyed.
osttiy Ne loaned and whispered,
"ely up 70 hesvs~. Myl"
And svsift HE little sparvs~
vHsrt soaring to the sky.
And client all the children
eteod a~estruck looking On
Viz deep into the heavens
The bird OF Garth had ss~s.
. like 10 think for playmate
We have the Lord Christ still
And that still above our weakness
Ne works his mighty will;
That ell our little piaythines
OF earthec hopes and Joys
Shall be by his comm sndment
Changed into heavenly Joys.
Our souls ere like the sparro~s
inpr'se~se in the clay
e.sss him ~ho came to give thsW
~inos
Upon Christmas day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24

W. X. Waterman was here from
Ohio City Saturday and reports prepar-
stions for turkey shoot at his ranch
today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
\ fIdSTflS
ynzAnEm
* sp&&Ss ss&

. s.As ssss sss s~ssss ssssoo
not to.ns N r7os, O-a
Aas s.se snst sonr Or neAasesnD
s<ss msas ossss sss ~ @
o.ss scs.sr q . not . ss>DsA
rhs-s . ne lao 70 nssa
vns nssrt s-sr sre~sns bsuow
vMsa essrs sse sa~ry tssds
sso~ ere I.ss,s Je~ssn oesorss
UUos . ssmmsr Day
Ooua aD~s soroas shs ssooauo
Oss - cn.so cersa - S&aU
Aas ~ sns ss.s srssc ssslav
WNsus loo sss rsss srsas ~
vhay sssss them moss mad soasxuu
os4 - sss mssos~ clay.
q. up>se sssss ~ usseo eashsumuD
And ranged IN Neoss s6ssA
-eses.- ss,s shs isssss jsssA
"UsT sst the bmas ~ e~s.s
vhsn all tire happy oh'idree
Do cell sod eess sno CRY
Gscn - he ossn mod sosrreO.
-ei,. - . BID yos-Hyi"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
Most Liberal Christmas eiv.r..

Most Liberal Christmas Givsrs.
The big private banking houses u
Wall street are the most liberal re
warders at Christmas. just as they are
the heaviest salary payers throughout
the year The greatest house in the
street has been known to give 100 per
cent bonus to all employees at New
Years that is. double pay for the en-
tire year In that firm New Years In
the greater day. Nobody has ever ex-
planned exactly why IT is preferred to
Christmas. Often the house gives 4o
per cent But like other private bank
Gg tirns. ii never lets IT get out what
bonus II will pay for fear that the
size of the gift will he taken by the
world to indicate the state of pros
perity Of the firms preceding year
Every year the amount of the bonus
naturally does leak out afterwar1
through the people who get pieces of
II and who lunch with benefited ones
from other banking houses. So u j.
that almost everything In Wall street
leaks out through the amia Bile weak
nesses Of luncheon gossip
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
The Little People's- Christmas.

Losg ago. In Merry England the
popular belief WAS that the little peo-
pie Of the fores, ,ume NJ Yule time
to join IN the Christmas festivities
with morrals New. n is well known
that the little p-upie' do not like TO
be seen and will not venture where
there is any possibility Of pryine hu
man eyes finding them So. IN order
TO please their sprtghtiy little guest,
rch and poor provide the tiny Trend.
VIM hiding placea of thick. gree,
~reaths ana festoous. where tAey eas
look IN the ve~elries unseen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
UNITED STATES TO
 GAIN S1,26O, ,OOO,O00

WASHINGTON. May 1s.- Unless some unforeseen change in the export movement occurs. the favorable trade balance for the United States will reach. mot exceed, $1.O00,OOO0OO dur ing the current fiscal year ending July l. Most of this will be for the last seven months of the period. Added to this in American gain may be con sidered S17O.OO0.OO0 saved from for eign travel and approximately S7O.OOO.- 900 interest and dividends upon re- purchased securities, and more than S2O.OOO.O00 interest on foreign loans, making total balance for the year to compare with former years. of Sl,- 26O.OOO.0OO If the trend of commerce should continue as it has been for the last five months. 1t is estimated that the next year should see this balance increased by 50 per cent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
[ PRESIDENT DEMANDS THAT GERMANY ACT
 AND NOT PROMISE

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The note of President Woodrow Wilson to Ger many was completed this afternoon. The last clauoe demands that Ger many must act, and not quibbIe or make qualified promises" according to high official it sums up the at titude Of the United States with re. spect to the Lusitania with the state ment that it was a "monstrous crime against eiviIlzatlon.'
 The note may be sent to Germany via cable this evening. It ls being translated, and will be cabled in both English and German.
 AMERICANS LEAVING GERMANY.
 Information received from Berlin to- day ls that Americans are leaving Germany by every train that departs for Switzerland or Denmark.
 American studcnts at various uni. versities are not waiting for their de- erees. but are hastenins toward neu- tral territory.
 PLAIN CLOTHES MEN GUARD
 GERMAN EMBASSY.
 A detail of plain clothes men in the service of the United States govern ment are guarding the German embas- oy from possible attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
TREADWELL BOY, WOUNDED, TELLS
 OF GREAT BATTLE

DOUGLAS, May 1S-Harry Siebe. of the Treadwell cyanide Plant is in receipt of letter from wiIliamAlo. dorf of the 72nd SeaSorth Highland CTS. who left Victoria not very long ago with the Canadian contingent. which gives a vivid first hand account of the battle of Neuyc chapelle.
 Alsdorf is an Englishman by birth. but has spent a great deal of his life in the United States and Canada in- cluding some time at Treadwell. The letter is dated April 2Oth, and was written rom the British Red Cross hospital at Netley Hampshire, Eng land and smuggled past the censors. In part 1t is as follows
 "As you see from the above ad- dress ] am back in England, ed. got mine at the hellish racket they call the battle of Neuye Cha belle. got rifle bullet in my shin. got my kilt torn off and two bullets through my cap While was tying up my leg wound a German shell of the kind we call Jack Johnson burst ten feet to my left killing nine and wounding twentyone it blew me up against the branches of an apple tree and Injured my spine, besides tearing the pack or my back Co shreds, If that pack hadn't been stuffed with an eX- tra pair of boots. spare shirt sweat er socks and a couple of magazines, it would have cut me in two As it is. the battle happened on March 10th and at the time Of writing which is a little more than a month later, l am still flat on my back am afraid that am permanently injured, ale though the medical officer says that a perfect rest will put me all right again-at any rate, there is a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that ] a mimproeing.
 "You wlli be able Co get some idea ol what ahe herssssies of ,;~ .is, s '''e feet high and weigh l,S00 pounds. and the crater they form in the ground by bursting would easily bury your en. zine room at the plant there at Tread well. suppose you will be interested in an account of the battle, so here it is:
 "On March 10th we got orders Co clean up thoroughly get everything in ship shape and shave We thought that the Commanderin.chief was com ing to review us in the trenches At three in the morning of the 10th we were aroused and we made our break fast in the charcoal braziers we have ia che trenches, and at four we were ordered to stand to. There was a lot of grumbling and swearing at a review in such an uugodiy hour. as we had already had four days in the old
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
CHILE TO SEVER RELATIONS WITH
 GERMANY ALSO
WASHINGTON, May ts.-lt is un- officially reported here today that Chill has determined to sever all dip- lomatlc relations with Germany
cblle lndionant.


 SANTIAGO. May 18.-The Gillian government is greatly incensed by the sinking of the Lusitania by Germany. The feeling of outrage has been add cd to by the receipt of note from Germany which protests against Chiles acceptance Of the apology of Great Britain for the sinking of the Dresden off Ferandez while in neutral waters
 The Chilian government will make it plain in a reply to the German note that the relations and communica. tions between Chile and Great Britain are matters that concern themselves only. and that is none of Germany's business whether she accepts the Brit ish apology or not.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
Probablv Bradley AIso.

Charles ErUd has been associated with rhe Jackling companies for many years. ana has superintended che con struction of most Of their mills. work iug under Gesrse Bradley. who sa5 had charge ofthe lacking mill design tug work
 It is believed in Juneau that the Seattle dispatch means that Mir BraH has associated himself with Mir Brad ley who had been selected to design the Alaska-Juneau mn. under an ar rangement similar to that which has previously existed
 T. Alaska Juneau mills will be similar 10 those of che Alaska-Gastin- eau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
AUSTRIA HAS CROWDED
 9oo,ooo MEN TO FRONT

ROME. May 1S.-The Messageros correspondent wiring from the bor- der reports that there are SOO,OO0 Ba- variau troopa maaaod in rrentino. roo- ooo AuatrfnnH ntutioned along tnc ie- onzo river and 9O,oQ0 more Austrians at poia
 hurried inspection revealed the existence of a number or Qualifications recently constructed. and other exten- sive preparations to repulse an lnyad- ing army
 Near Gorizia three aviation hangars have been erected to house dirigibles of the Parseval type which are des- lined to operate on the Italian border
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
Germans in London Are
Punished.


 LONDON. May iS.-rhe anti-Ger- man mobs continued their work of destruction throughout most of the night last night This morning prac- tically every German.owned place of business is wrecked Hundreds of Germans including many in the aris- tocratic sections of tlle city and near lv all of them owned by well.to-do Germans. have been completely de- stroyed In some instances the wreck cd buildings were set on fire. Many Germans were attacked and roughly used. A good many of them arc in the hospital today Most of those who suffered at the hands of the mob were subjects of Great Britain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
BRITAIN TO EXPEL
 FOREIGN BORN

LONDON, May l3.-Prime Minister AsQuith today announced that all nat uralized male citizens Of Great Brit ain who are natives of the countries which are now Great Britain's ene- mics will be repatriated That means. he said, that all Germans who are British subjects. will have their naturalization papers cancelled, and they will be treated as citizens of Ger many
 Asquith said that this action is be. ing taken both for the safety of Great Britain and the repatriated residents themselves
 The order means that 10000 of alien birth that are abroad in Great Britain will be informed or sent out of the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
German Ambassador Cancels Adver.
tisements.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 SUPPORT PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. May 18 The State convention of the Knights of Co., lumbus decided unanimously to sup port the President in the German cri- sis. It declared for peace if possible. but expressed absolute confidence in President Woodrow Wilson and his administration. and pledged him It's support in whatever action he might deem necessary in the premises.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
CHICAGO POSTMASTER

TO SERVE IEHW CHICAGO May 13 - The Herald says Postmaster Daniel A. Campbell is to serve his full term. ending Jan 15. 1916. according Co word received from Washington in reply to recent re. ports that Michael zimmer was to be appointed postmaster in few weeks The dispatch says it is questionable whether the eifort of Senator James Hamilton Lewis 10 land 3immer in the place did not impair rather than aid the latter's candidacy. Friends Of Dix on c. Williams stiil insist he may get the appointment
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
PENNSYLVANIA AT
 ANCHOR IN OCEAN

NEW YORK. May lS. The cunard liner Pennsylvania, which would be due in the war zone tomorrow hes cast anchor according to wireless ad. vicea. received here today 10 in pre- before proceeding toward the Irish coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
AMERICAN IS NOW A
 RUSSIAN eENERAL

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Dr Ed. ward Fl Egbert, a physician. of Wash ington. who is in charge of the Amer ican Red Cross hospital at Kief Rus. sia. has been given the rank of Brig adler general in the Russian army This is the highest rank any American has attained in the European armies now at war His work attracted the attention of the Czar. and he was given a personal audience with his majesty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
GOV. JOHNSON DE
 TENDS PUNCHING

BERKELEY. Calf. May 19.- Gov. Hiram W. Johnson defended fighting under some circumstances yesterday. He said that sometimes good punch. well delivered. is often an et- hcacious remedy
 Gov. Johnson was pleased with the reports ot the position President Will son has taken with reference to the loss of the Lusitania.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-13
AUSTRIAN LINE
 10 BE BESIEGED

UNLINE. Italy, May lS.-Every pre-. caution has been made for proclaim ing state of siege of all Austrian territory which borders on Italy.
 The government already has placed all police powers along the frontier in the hands of Che military branch of the government.