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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23
RY WILL SEAT.

BY WILL SEAT
AY.>I'm in love!"
You don't mean
it,"
4 And it's love at
srst sight"
NV ct can't be truel"'
land I'm going to-
marry the girl
within a yeari"
IF it's as serious
AS that / ought to
telephone to the doc
loce Have you any choice Of
Esckett had motored down to
hers "gentieman's estate" for
visit. and was talking with
|er-in-laW.
Racket was always falling In
Iometimes the fit lasted "a
Ind on two or three occasions
cone to Sc. He took himself
Eerv serious young man, and
his feelings that no one else
hack here about two miles is
mouse and farm" he said to
terin-law.
b
Be stands on a hill"
Des." a.,
ing-Iooking girl lives in the
hal stands on a HILL"
so"
'Leghorn chickens.
sometimes"
I've fallen in love with that
h am going to marry her."
let it,"
r, | tell you I'm hard hit. You
err, do your
| know of her. Her father
,surance man named Franklin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23

ton to fight upward alone. It is not
that / love you less, but honor you
the more. You are not the sort OF
man who wins success with wona-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23

But the feeling passed as quickly as
it was born and, one after another,
he read the letters. When he came
to the last, his gaze hickered an in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23

ATS funny! Dick
Stefield is over
there having dinner
at that table in the
alcove. He doesn't
seem to look our
way. l never knew
him to be so blind
when you were
around"
Il suppose, since
you are my guardian,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23


p MS dull, dispassionate life.
mood was whimsical, and he
Ereo with a grim smile il he
not growing hysterical in his
Ey-siX and dreaming? Long ago
PORE OF years-he had relegated
Feht forever to oblivion. And
: ghost was walking.
was not sure that he liked the
|ion nor was he altogether GER
|nat ne objected to it. But he
Fecidedly disturbed by it.
En'y Years ago life had looked
PIG and very bright to Arthur
yer. Fame had coQuetted at
DOW and love at the other. But
Is Iorth his hand to grasp the
nae crumbled in his grasp,
me bitterness of his defeat. he
shoerately renowned the other.
laa loved the girl better than
e loved her far too well to
eF down with him to the level
Iulocrlty, perhaps poverty. His
ehort had failed. All that was
~ and best within him had
EaSt into the venture.
anew that by instinct and he
not go to Alice Rutledge with
eraole story of his failure. So
Written. her a letter quite
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23
By WALTER GREGORY.


FTER the hopeless
monotony of 20 years
Berringer suddenly
found himself con-
fronted by q feeling
of curious excite
ment; a sense of
something impend-
ing, which might
have been tragedy,
or travesty, or even
the herald of happi-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-23
BY ELSIE ENDICOTT.

HATS funny!
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
l00 Renened at Avezzano.


 R0ME, Jan. 1s.-one hundred per sons were taken out of tho ruins at Avezzano yesterday alive. The com dition of many of thcn was such that it B feared they may not recover.
 The recovery of people alive at Ay- ezanno encouraged the relief workers To greater elort It ls hoped that be- fore tomorrow morning an parts Of the ruins will have been explored.
 Special masses were held in many churches throughout Italy for the earthouake dead, and prayers were off- cred for Che Injured and suffering. Col leetions were taken mp in numerous churches In Rome, Naples and other places to alievate the distress of the victims
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
LONDON
 EXPECTS
 BIG FIGHT

LONDON Jan. fs.-London is eX peeting to hear Important news teom the front to-day, and it ls believed that the section around Soissons is khc most likely field from which it may be locked for.
 The city is recalling that today ie tho 44th anniversary Of the proclama- tlon Of William as Emperor of. Ger. many. That event occurred as the German trooPs Were nearing the tnlsh of the successful war against France and lt 10 believed that the day wlll be celebrated by the Germans wIth a widespread effort to follow it uP With stll more important achievements than were the successes Of last Week ia the neighborhood of Soissons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
MEXICO HAS NEW
 PRESIDENT

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1s.-een Royue Gonzales carza wac named Provisional President of Mexico yesterday by tho National Convention over which no hos presided for the eeveral weeks that it has been ln session.
 Tho convention declared itself the supreme authority In Mexico until an election can be held and another President chosen. The convention has assumed all legislative, executive and judicial powers.
 Gen. Garza marked the beginning of hls administration by declaisns martial law In the capital and other aeetions of the country.
 Former Provisional President Gut ierrez, together with Generals Blanco Robles and Jose Vaseoncelos left Mex. leo City for Pachuea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
CONDITIONS n. VIENNA
 DESCRIBED AS AWFUL

LONDON. Jan. 1S.-A Canadian bus mess man of Toronto who oscaped from Vienna by ieienins lameness to secure tho consent ot the government and by secsrins funds for tronsporta. ton through the American embassy declares the Austrian capital is in awful straits No more wounded are being brought to Vienna he says. There is no room for them. All the vacant lots are occupied by temporary "hospitais'-inst wooden sheds for the most part. barely enough to shel- ter the patients from clements. And cholera is prevalent
 Boys of eighteen and nineteen have been sent to the front Another army is being raised but this time 1t com prises men who arc not ft to fight. The majority Of them are 50 years of age. and some have crooked limbs. but they have to 60 just tiIe same Ore day tho papers announced that 250O Canadians had been Killed or captured. Eight hundred English people are in the city. 80 per cent of them being confined in prisons. Some oi these jails arc rooaess and Che only bed ding in them is straw Black bread and water with potato soup once a day. is the daiiy biI-oi-lare
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
slorn Pr.NaII. In Wosl-

PARIS, Jan 1S.-eFrom the sea to the River 0ise there avs violent storm prevailing yesterday lt was particularly severe in Belgium, ac- cording to an official report given out today
 The day saw artillery fighting at several points" continued the report
 German Attaeks Eepulsed.
 Near Autreche to the northeast or Nicsuraisne two German attacks were Tepulsed with considerable loss to ihe enemy
 The French forward movement to- ward the Rhine in Upper Alsace ae. compiished Che purpose for which it wos made according Go present indicaf lions.
 n the regon of soissons and Rheims there has been no change.
 No news of important events has come from the front today except that at various points the artillery ot Che contending forces is engaged
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
DUNws REVIEW IS
 DEcIDEDLY EAVoRABLE Z

NEW YORK. Jan 1S- pann'a re- view for the first hali of January is decidedly favorable It says
 Several developments highly sig niiicant of the improving tendencies in business have attended the opening ton gives promise Of ultimate reliel Co tho South and tho sales o futures arc distributed over series or months. by the natural processes ot the ex- changes Che burden of carrying Che great crop nnder war conditions. Cy- CT 100000 6ales Of cotton haYe been exported In the Inst four weeks and it is announced that large lines or German credit have been placed in New York banks to finance cotton shipments t0 Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
GREAT BRITAIN BUYING
 BIC AMERICAN GUNS

NEW YORK. Jan. is.-That Great Britain is purchasing heavy armament for her new naval ships in the United States was disclosed to the public Saturday when two 14.inch guns such as those mounted on recently com- pleted American superdreadnaugts ar rived here Saturday for transporta- ton to tho Harland 6 Wolff shipyards at Belfast, Ireland, where they will be placed upon 2 British ship that ls nearing completion there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
FIS7 CRAFT HAS HARD
 BA -E

For fifteen days the 6shing steamer Independent batted with mountainous seas of Southern Alaska near Yalp tat and when the vessel arrived In port yesterday she bore deep acars as evidence ot her encounter
 In the pilot house were great rents where lhe water had torn the timbers asunder and aH along the vessels supesstuctur8 traces of the damage wrought were visible
 several times Capt Selnes, com. mander of the vessel. ran to cover behind Middleton Island where the n- dependent found but scant refuge from tho fury of the storm. The Inc dependent finally was forced to put back into Chatham straits after she had lost her anchor and cable. She algo ran short of fuel and provisions and che vessel was reyictualized here. 4 new anchor and cable eould not be bought in Juneau Capt selnes started for Seattle last night
 Owing Co the storm the voyage of the independent was shorn of profit. She had less than 10000 lbs of hali- but 10 her holds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
WASHINGTON. MAY pePoRT
 SOME OF HER. INSANE

OLYMPIA. Jan fS - The United States immigration service, through Immigration Commissioner Henry Nj. White. has requested the Washington Legislature to make provision for returning patients in the Washington State insane asylums who are not citizens of the United States to the lands of their nativity 1t was shown that 30 per cent of Inc insane patients are unnaturali2ed foreigners 4 clear majority arc of foreign birth but those who have been naturalized have no claim on their native countries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
TURK ARMY CORPS IS
 DESTROYED

eETRoGRAo, Jan. 1s. - The itsh corps of thc Turkish army has been completely destroyed by the Rassisns ia the battles at karaur3an, accord Ing to an official announcement that Was made today by the War Office
 The announcement Of the destr1e- tion oi the Turkish Eleventh army corps, and the terrible punishment ad- ministeeed to the Tenth army. corps ls accepted as tantamount to the com plete breaking down Of the offensive and defensive force of the TarkIsh troops in thc caucasias.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
Emperor Deeoratea oenerala

LONDON, via Amsterdam. Jan lS.- itwas learned here today that Emper- or William. who witnessed the battle north Of Soissons, in which the French were drlgen back across the river Ais ne with fearful loss. decorated on the field Of batlle two of his officers who commanded the victorious troops.
 General Won Lochow and Lieuten- ant Hishura were given the Iron Cross of the frst-class, and number Of non-commissioned officers and men were given Iron Crosses of lesser
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
TOO MANY RESTRICTIONS
 FOR PRESIDENT GUTIERREZ

Washington, aJn. 18.-The reaoons for the departure of former President Gonzalez earza was named Provisional known here, but the belief prevalis that he declined 10 be continued In of- fee under restrictions suggested by the ZapatIstas. Under the conditions demandEd by the Zapatlstao two. thirds Of the convention has power to remove the provisional President and the President ls required to consult wlth the members Of hls Cabinet on all matters Of importance and ia for bldden from taking any important ae- tlon without the consent of . major ity Of lts members. They alec de- manded that the convention itself should be the supreme authority in the country, with executive and judi cIal powers as well as legislative, and that 1t should be consulted on all mat ters Of major interest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
WA8RINeToN,s CAPITAL
 10 HAVE MODERN HOTEL

OLYMPIA. Jan. lS.-A local com. pany has been organized to erect a modern fireproof hotel in Olympia. The legislative session has again em' phaslzed the need for greater hotel accommodations at the capital city. Every available hotel and lodgine house in Che city is occupied by peo- pie brought here on account of the legislative session, and there is no hotel large enough to furnish n gen- oral redezvouB.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
PRESIDENT WILSON
 NOW A GRANDFATHER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.--A son was born in the White House Sunday to Mir. and Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre, of Williamstown. Mass Mrs. Sayre is the Presidents youngest daughter.
 Tho baby weighed seven and one half nounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
PORT .ARTBUR's DEFENDER
 IS DEAD iN RUSSIA

PETRoGRAD. Jan. fS.-Gen stoes- sei, defender of Port Arthur in the long seize conducted against that place by the Japanese, died here yes. terday
 Cen Stoessei was tried by court martial and sentenced to death for | the surrender at Port Arthur. lt was held in Russia that he had not reached inc point whore surrender was neces- saly. The sentence did not meet with popular favor and he was pardoned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
eELelANs ORDERED TO
 FIGHT FOR eERMANY9


 AMSTERDAM. Jan 1s.-A remark able telegram from overpelt in Bel. gium states that all young Belgians available for the 1914. 1915 and 1916 leyies have been ordered by the Ger man Commander to present them selves at the Town Hall for enrolE ment in thc German army
 Commenting on the foregoing The Telegram says it received the tele- gram from reliable source. bat as the forced enrolment Of Belgians in the German army is absolutely against precedent, it publishes the Statement with all reserve. 4 Reuter- message adds that The Teiegraaf supposes t5at it is inc wrong interpretation Of junior German officials at Overpelt Of an order rom the higher authorities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
FRENCH ATTACK iN
 UPPER ALsAcE DISTRICT


 DERIVE, Switzerland. Jan. 1S.-The French began active operations in the Upper Alsacs region ln the vicinity of iae Swiss frontier Saurdas alter noon and continued the fighting far into the night
 The German check on the French advance toward Ensisheim and Col mar. capital of Alsace. resulted in the movementof a large force from Bel fort Into tho Southernmost extremity of Upper Alsace toward the Rhine.
 Telegrams from Basal say that the cannonad.ng 0f the attacking French and the fires ,hal resulted from their operations were yisioie from Basel The French attack was apparently di- rected toward the capture or Hume gen. on the Rhine and directly opposite Basel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
IDAHO OFFICIAL
 CHARGED OF CRIME

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 1s.-Attorney- General Joseph F. Peterson anG State Auditor Fred r. Houston were indict- ed in connection with embezzlement charged on account Of an alleged short age in the treasury under the admin lstratlon of former State Treasurer O. V. Allen.
 Both men insist upon their inno- cence, and say that they will urge n immediate trial on the charges.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
GERMANS TRY TO BREAK
 THROUGH RUSSIAN LINES

Peuograd. Jan. 1s-Grand Duke NJ. eholas. commander of the Russian army in It's operations against Ger many and Austria. rePorss that Gen. voo Hindenburs. the German com m7uder. Is making 9 serieo of violent auacks ln an effort so break through Che Russian lines 60 Warsaw
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
cANADtaN. PATRIOTIC
 FUND STILL GROWING

OTTAWA. Jan. Is.-The Canadian Patriotic Fund has been augmented by Q contribution Of S25.o00 from She Seminaire de St Sulpice of Montreal, S10o95 from the Toronto and York County Association. S1.4o7 from the Roman Catholic Arcbdiocesc of O.
 tawa and S751 rom the township of
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
GERMANY GETS MORE
 GALVESTON COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Morgan liner Elmar left Galveston wednes- day with approximately 1000 bales oi cotton. She cleared for New York. where she win recoal and provision for Brennan, Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
villa,a Men rakIna charae.

FL PAso, Tex, Jan. lS.-The regu. lar army, under command of Gen. Vil- Ia is taking charge Of all important points in North Mexico. Monterey and other important points are now in the hands of villlstas
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
RAILROADS To BUY
 MUca NEW MATERIAL

NEW YORK, Jan. IS. - The New York American financial page says that leading railroads, in consideration of the more reasonable attitude late ly manifested toward them by ,ho Ad- ministration and tho Interstate Com merce Commission, ore at once Go place important orders for rails eQuip- ment supplies. etc., with a view to hastening a revival of business pros perity
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
PREPARING TO
 DE RERuaLIcAN AGAIN

WASHINGTON Jan 1S.-The Unit ed States Senate is about lo lose its lone. Progressive senator Miles Roiu. dexter of Spokane bds notified an Eastern Senator that he is about to turn his back on the Progresslves and become a member of Che Republican poriy. Acknowledgement to this effect is expected in Q few days when Mr PoindeSter wlh aunoimce his condi- dacy for reelection to the Senate in 1916.
 Those who haYe been watching Mr. Poindoxter's political moves recently point to his convenient absence from Washington when Roosevelt was there while Faiconer, Bryan and other Pro. gressiyes made it point to visit the former president and swear removed allegiance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
NlLIA oEF FoR cAPITAL

El Paso, Tex Jan. ts.-een. Villa with all of his troops for which he could secure transportation facilities are reported to be hurrying to Mexico City from Aguaseallentes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
ENGLAND AGAIN ORDERS
COTTON GOODS HERS

NEW YORK, Jen. 1S.-Orders for 1000 900 yards of wide and army duck are said to have been placed by the Allies in this country in lhe past two days Most Of the business came from England.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
Troons seareh Rnlns.

AvEzzANo. Jan. 1S.-Gen Marini with 20o0 troops is at work on tho ruins here. They are searching for those who might be still alive
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
pubIIe a-snev fs- seIoIlm.

TORONTO. Jan. 1S-The Council and ratepayors Of Wooler Ontario. have voted $1.5o0 cash ont of the town ship funds for the Belgian Relief Fund. There was no. dissenting voice
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
WASHINGTON coMMlssloN
 WANTS $2,0O0,ooo FOR ROAD

0LYMPIA, Jan lS-phe Washing. ton Siato Highway Commission is asking the Legislature for a2,0Q0,0OQ for expenditure on roads during the next two years one-third of it to be expended in Eastern Washington md lwofhirds yu Western Wasaington. Most Of the Western Washington al' loiment is wanted for the Pacific Highway, extending from British col- umhia to the Columbia river
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
COMING ON JEFFERSON.

SEATTLE, Jan 1s.-The following have taken passage for Juneau on the Jefferson sailing from here to- night
 B. 3. Dobbs, E Erickson Dan Ken nedy, Ira Taylor J. 4. snow Hhda Malinr Fannie Kausal and c. D. Fly land.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
MORO ON S
 IT

WASHINGTON. Jan lS-J Pier pont Morgan is sloted for a conference today with President Woodrow Wil- son and Secretary ol the Interior Franklin K. Lane relative to tfe pro- posed use Of the Copper River and Northwestern railroad as part of the government owned system in Al. asAa
 The belief Is thal Morgan will oler to iet the government hafc and oper- ate Che Copper River and Northwest ern railroad for such time as the sov- ernment would went it with the atip- uiation that nt the end Of the period decided upon tho goyernmcnt may re. turn the road in good condition or pur chase it at price Co be agreed upon as fair and just whom the lease is en- tered into
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
SLIGHT DECREASE IN
 ANTHRACITE OUTPUT

WASHINGTON Jan l8 The oup put of anthracite coal for i9la 10 the United States was 6S.S02 96i tons, compared with 69,O6s628 tons for 1913, and 69,95l297 the high record osiabliBhed Tn 1911
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
MAY HAVE FEARED
 ASSASSINATION

El Paso, Tex, Jan. 1s.-Reports re- celved here cay that Gutierrez fled from the capital of Mexico to escape assaacination at the hands Of zapatls- t1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
COURT TURNS DOWN
 COAL coNsPlaAToRs
WASHINGTON. Jun. lS'

s WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S l4 The United States Supreme .s Court today denied inc appli- e cation of Charles E Houston 6 and J w. Bullock. convicted Of 's conspiracy to dofraud the gov % ernment in connection with 4 Nome coal contracts for a 's writ of certiorari to che Circuit
 Court of Appeals from Che Ia- 's coma district court whore they @ were convicted
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
coueAR KlLLsRs ARg
GETTING ras moNEN

VANCOUVER B. C.. Jan 1S.-The Brilish Columbia bounty of Sl5 on ev- ery cougar killed in tho Province is making winter slokea for many hunt ers This month t8 were killaa in lhe Duncan district and one family Of three brothers killed lS in Che Cow ehan district ti is estimated that ,aiiy i000 or moro will be killed this month cad that thouBHnds oldeer and other gama animals will 3e seged
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
QJAHING CONTINUES
 IN IT ALY Y
RoME. lan. l8. - Mumeroua LLo

ROME, Jan. 18. - Numerous light earthquake ahocko continued through out the day yesterday. They have ocrved to keep the people In a state of nervous oxeitment. There is a feel Ing everywhere that another severe shake le likely 10 occur at any tlme.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
F PR5SHDE
 APPOINTS
 SHIS E7


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-President Woodrow Wilson Saturday nominated James A. Smiser, Of renuesse to be United states District Attorney for tho First Judiclal Division of Alaska with headquarters at Juneau The new appointee is 8 resident of Columbia, Tom. and boyhood chum and school- mote of Attorney-Genoral Thomas Watt Gregory AS a school boy in the sos the Attoney.General lived at the home Of Smiser's parents In pennes-
 The appointment of smiser was re- ferred Co tho Judiciary committee Of the Senate, which, it is expected, VIII report upon it within @ few days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
RICHEST MAN
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

HoLLIsTER, Calf Jan. 1s.- | Y. HnrBness, third ylce-president ol the standard oil company the lorscst in- ccac taxpayer west li chicago died here yeaterday of airlo7ls oi the liver.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
FEDERAL DISTRICT JUDGE
 IS DEAD IN IOWA TOWN

DIES MONIES, la, Jan. 1s.-United States District Judge Smith McPher- son. of Red Oak Ia., died here yester. day
 Judge Mcpherson was appointed to the office which he held at the time of his death by then President William Mckinley in 1900.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
ssrIIn Reporls ArsilIery 0uaIs.


 BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-The War omce gave out the followil gstatement to. day
 "In the ueighborhood of Newport yesterday there were artillery duels but nothing else.
 NO attacking movements have been undertaken by the enemy for the last few days.
 British mines have been washed ashore at several places on the Bel sian coast
 Allies Lose t5O.0oo Men.
 Tn the West the Allies have lost l50,0o0 men in killed. wounded and captured. since the first Of December. AMSTERDAM, Jan. 1S.-Omcial re- ports from Berlin gtate that there are S00,000 prisoners Of war interned in Germany and Austria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
cANAnlAN -IMmIeRArloN

OTTAWA Jan. 1S.-eanadian immi. grafton has fallen oii very materially during the pact year Although the Department of thc Interior is not pab- fishing the fgures. # is known that im- migration from Europe and Britalu is practically cut oh while tho influx or setJlera into Che west from lhe United States continues 10 diminish
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
ALAsKa eoLp

NE WORK. Jan. ls.-Alaska gold closed today at 2S.5
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-18
BEING WALLED
 IN WlTH CONCRETE

ROME. jan 1S.-Ref0gees arriving here say that Vienna is being iorafied 5000 men being engaged in building e huge concrete wall around tho en- tire city