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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22
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wampr Bryan, who is
iS3SW fattIing around in the big hole
~ he ational secretary Of stateship,
icing bpnbarded with post cards
Wearing the rather strong intimation.
slsst lie 81 ollld Quit his job because
ate sEusted with yeu. One
Il tfnastsr reid up some of the cards
he ground that they were abusive
therefore, not entitled to trans
sion through the ma lis .abut he was
empty Informed thai the post cards
SHysrs I'M the nature of petition and
not an attack.
Isl scarcely possible that nything
IIappen hicll would heighten the
zee w til which the Office now
held Ey Bfyan lis heaped. SO the ava
e pfppSt cards really makes little
ference in that regard. The Tele-
ann VIII va ger, howeVer,at that some
or those selfsanfc fellows who arc now
Hing on The secretary Of state to
IGN were among those who voted
lleh 81 fIlanner as to get hin into
fEfe Job and otherwise bring about the
bFesents unsati sfactory administration
the ma ton affairs: Such being the
It'll Fplltd be pertinent to suggest
stss lem that Al q different marking of
III eal lot in a ma inna1 election is
tier chan their present marking
sot pp$t cards ad dressed to the national
4 sIttSsl On he eiher. hand, those poor
Eniay be forgiven for having
esD fhe error Of Etth Ell Ways and try
make anne Ids.
one Stt1inE may be classed as a dead
SINE csncai.' name ~. there will be no
IA Sfei NFdLflar Jennings T3rvans IN: the
E3f fi0ha Il siepart1ne tent OF state after the
suf the present d1rint stratlcn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22

OUR BED STORE "a BUSY
PLACE. GET OURSPRICE:SS SEE
THE GOODS AND on WILL
READILY UNDERSTAND WHY
ARE BUYING BRASS
AND ENAMEL BEDS, ALSO
SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
HERE
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS AT SIS. 90
sold in many stores at s. .5O and
all through the line you will find extraor di-
nary values IN both Brass and Enamel
and NJ ttresses ever offered in our cty. We
back this statement with the goods. "a real
pleasure to show Won
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22
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DEBUT OF H4tLLR0OAIs CHAINS.

!. Every peach must have a stone,
Every FISH, a little bone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23
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aolniIde Nln6 BON orei bis al Elm
BaIb 3oIl 9ife gesen gleih bare
3abllrag geitellt; oiinrer miro per-
bdItnismdBig telirer be5ablt
@leine Brobeit iueroen aiif 8er[at-
gen iineitteeltid,, ooh geaen porto
freie 9riefe eingelanot 9eftelfrngcn
unter VI 3entner iperoen nid]t on
geirofnntert
giiest q. D. gfiibr, %. Nop. 1916.
gicolai ct 3rlipp1
Sier5u lit nod at bemerfet Dab
geraoe ontnals 1916 Die alleenieine
Iiifmerflnmfeit auf Die grfinoung
eirer anoeren @uBitoblbereitlrng ge-
Ienft iuuroe. fir Die oamals beion-
oers Der Saiiptmnm b. giiloip uno
Der appeIlationsrat b. @orringen IN
DiiiieIoorf offettlid) eintratelt. Ole
fec @nBftabl ipuroe IN @alo (RbeEn-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23
Giue arnpp'ide slnseise BON 1915

0as sabr 1916 mar fir syrieori6
arilpp lebr fritilb. 1911 bntte er
nit oen @ebriioern b. aedeI Die
u@uBitablfobrif 5ur 8erfertigling
nes englifden CD 8liBitabls nnO al-
Ter oaraas relultiereiloen snbrifate
gegriinoet. slber Die Seilbaber per-
iagten IN ibren tedyrtilben 9dHgfei-
ten 9esbalb ieste Grlpp 1914 1lelle
3offlllng auf ben 9ebrifer NicoIai,
Der elm prenBiihes Batent ntf @lb-
itoblbereitllng belab. God aud) oies
ipor cine gnttduldnlng, 10 oaB &r1ipp
einen groBen Sei[ leines Ternlogells
perlor nno 1916 belbloB, nod elm.
rtial allein alBnfoligen. slus Der
Belt Der Jirma "geicoloi ct CD
arnpp@ itamnlt folgenoe 5llperiidt-
libe sln5eige, Die berlrroh nihts pars
ben Hieienauftrdgen ipdtersr sSabr=
5ebilte abnen l1Bt. Sic erihien iii
perlhieoenen groBerell 3eitinaell
itno lautet:
ultnter5eibnete 5eigen bierr1it ar,
laB iie 5llfoIge oes ilrter ibteii obgc-
lhloilenen 8ertroges Die 8erferti-
glIne oes @lBitabIs fir senleinIdaft-
lide Hednung betreiben. SSsitoem iie
!fib MN auf Die bereits liilter'm 1.
sSllli .. S. IN nlebreren offentlihen
8I1ttern gertodyte 4n5eiee oes @e-
len1hafters sSrieorib geicolai bin
iihtIidb 6es oentielben BON Der bod
item &onigl. preitBilden Gtoatsbe-
bor0e alIergn1oieit erteilten Hatentg
he5ieben, iuoIlen iie ourh @egenipdr-
tigeS fund ntadeit bob Die notigeil
Gorfebriingen 5itr 8erFertigung oeS
@ntBitobls getroffen ltfto iie bereits
iudtortoe iino, Die porfoftiriienOen 9e-
lteIliutgen nusaufiibretr. Gen Yreis
bier alif oem Bldte bon idipeiBbo-
rem loipoI tpie bon lillidmeiBborem
@ubItabl baben mir eiitftipeilen al
ieds Grofdeu 8erliner gour. fiirs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23
Sure llfbtrli(t)t.

9is GnslGnber taben &C.
lam 3oitladjtn, bic fir Mmeri-
Ia beitimrtt iinb, bsn einem
bsilGm6iiden fub eintm lhue-
Sijden Oantpfer senommen.
Der &antpf am !Sartmanns-
iueiIerfppf mar BON BrSkerer
1e1emtxng, als es anfanss
fdjien.
9as ensliIde 9snrIament per-
ISngert bic 3eit leiner SituuB.
Sm @eiten ,tn6 i'm Often it
bon @eoentMng geide-
K 5tSmpfe an Der Siibsrense
szirst's iiaa i'm 0aM8e.
Der Sentidlt &aiitr Ieibst an
siner Grfl6tm1tg.
SosialbensOfratii&e Sfeids-
tassmit8Iiebtr griin6en auseb-
Hd cine nete Bartei.
Die 9tad)rid)t bon Der Gin
na5me @arua's 6mrd) bic 9fmi=
len fat iid) nidjt beitdtist.
Die @erlnlte Der GnslGnbcr
81 ben 0arbalellen betraaen
112,921 Mann.
Der beittide 1mnbesrat Orr-
MI bic 3Srdgnns BON eiirrnem
Gelb an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23


Die Na&ridt bon Str Ginnabme
Scr Gtabt Burma fat i'd nidjt beitG-
tigf. Giue Septidr ans 8nfarcit,
Der Ganptftabt 6nmGaiens, lagt nnr,
m1am babe am Nontag ntorBen cine
rnFi(6e 6Iotte pom iinsefdbr pierSia
G6iffen bon Sap 2aIiafra ans IN
Ter Mi9tung nad) @arna fabren le-
brn nnb babe ipater Stanonenbonncr
aeb5rt. 9as Hpntbnr6cment baaer-
fe bpn a3t Bis sebn 1tbr morgens,
lpdter unrbe alles ftia nn6 man ia6
Sic sIotte ipisber 5ariidftbren. 9lid
nirS &arna mol nod nidlt sefallen
fein.
ans 9pn6pn ipirb gemel6et, bi,
GnaIGuber bGtten bei ben 0arbanel
len bis gum II. Neaembfr 1921
Heann ptrIsren, einiddieklidj be,
Effisiere.
9ermittrif eimer 6rabtloien Oepe
ldJe psn BEN &ol[anb- sluserifa-O Dam
p5er cSiptttrbam", Scr FdI anf Del
@ei{e bon Gnrppa nad) M1nerifa be
fimbet, ipir6 mit8eteilt, bd6 bic Gng
Ianber BON bem Oanpfer geipaltian
*stiadjtn eutftrnt babeu, bic fir Oi
Ser. Gtaaten beftiutmt iuaren. III
I'D tas G4iff Dor nebrtrcn SagcI
in tem emglild)en Gnfen Ialmpntl
befamS, farnel eusIiide Dffi5iere al
Nsr> Mnb fra8ten ben 3apit6n, ipa,
fir $oitIadjen er NIT fA fibre. &c
&apitda 5eistt ibuen bic Cite nn6 Si
Dffisiere berlangten nitm, 6af er If
xcn bic bon &onitantinppel, SoFi
un6 Uerlim fpmuitnben Boitiade
ansIiefere; re peripraAeu, Ct iuiiro
ne iuiebrerbalten, ,penn Der Genlo
he Sxrdgelebrn babe. Der Gapitdl
iue5aerte Fdj, bic EoitladJen anssnIis
frn nnb erflGrte, bnF cine ioIdJe 81
IdlIaamabmc anf einem neiifrale
Snmpfer, Der pm cinem neittralc
Gafen fpmme nn6 nadJ eimein ner
fraIen 6afen fabre, cine oirefte mn
ousaefprpdjemc Terletnng 6es go
ferredjts nnb Der in 0enf nno Der
obaefdjfuKenen Tertr1ge iiber be
WeIfpoitperfebr iei. Die Offi5iel
onttpcrteten baranf, he iuiirbeH BE-
9smpfer 10 Ianse i'm Safen balte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23


Iano) bon eitlem geieIi Iidnftslnricr.
|nebinen bergeitellt, iUpbon 0ie Ger
ren @olIerts iul0 Climber beIon0ers
genatirt tpi,r0en. Nidk mr. Gtabl
fir Sdeeren, 5eiIen. Mufier- unb
se0ermeiier mlir0e aeGrbeitet, iort-
bern aatd fir SdbeIfIineen. Cine
trnitpoIle Waffe NIT Der Mionrurg
Sin Den 8atrr oes gatPrlnuMs~
icllte BON ben beioett aenullnten ser.
rem oem prellBild)eli aDlliq IN
Sranffitrt iiberreidt weroen. "a
ober Der aoilig ouf Der Aeiic nady
Naris su idHeu reiite, bat Ser 81
nan5miniiter Den 5abeI lpGtcr iiber-
|eeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23
S6mde 0uhQe Oct gng(dn0u 6ei Den 0MoaneQen
G1gliid)c Wremcltaten.
Srrldngtrnng Der 6ibnng 6es englilden Harlaulenta
0riinOnne elmer nci1eft Nentisten
ic3ialiitiieteft 5aeticn.

ljGtten, Die Dpn ben Serben DergrabeH
tuaren.
Die Staliener ,neloen, iie bGtten
I'M Sabicaria Sal Das ssprt Eor
erfolgreidJ boinbarbiert. gSie iueit
bieier Grfols sesansen 1T, ingen iit
nid)t. Sn Serragnole-Sal baben iie
nad) ibrer Melbnns slngriffc bes
Teinbes abeeidjIagen nno i'm Qnga-
no Sal baben he ben gabnbof bel
2eoieo in Yranb geldjOfien. Ans Der
Slonsp Wtgeno meI6em lie nidt5.
Mndj Die 6iterreid)iiden 8tridjte
fpreden MIR pon Der gGtigfeit Scr
StnIicner an Der tirpIer Wren5e.
Die Transpien seben sn, bak bic
Sentidlen einen Sell bes ScrrainS
am SartmannsipeilerfOpf bas iir
linen am Sage bprber abgenommen
6atten, snriidcrobcrt baben.
9cntide nnS Mansoien 1nelhen
|bcm Glerlei Heine1 Grfplgen anf bcm
ueitlidjen &ricgsidanplat; Bpm be-
Iunberrr HeSemtnns lit feiner beriel-
ben.
Die Siirfen meloen, Die feinbliden
Sdiffe b6tten bic berlaIenen Eager
befdpilen, nm bic 8ette at serifD-
rem, bic iie Oort 5nriifgelaiIen. s.
lei ibnem bas nber nidlt aelmngem.
Srpt Der ldanerIiden 9inge, Die
ii6er bic Vermaltnng Der frans6ii-
i6en Mrmcc mis- Qidjt gefDmmeu
| limb, bnt bic 9epnticrtcnfammer Der
9iesicrnns ifr |ertraaen ansseiprp-
den.
Set Yesinn oes arieges hat Die
Sdmeia mic nus Nenf gemelcet
ipir6, 80 MilliOnen griefe nnb 1O,-
$4,000 Eafete an Hefanaene nno
SeitldJInnb nnb Ceiterreid befGr-
bert nnb % Wfillipnem yriefe nrS
cine Millicn Ynfete On Griangene in
ssranfreid).
Der 6entidJe aaiier Ieibct IN einrr
GrfaltnnG bic i'm mebrere Sass
ms 3iutner aefeiIelt fat.
General BON Gninlih, Der grobe-
| rer bon 2iittid], lit angeblid) in San-
noper geltorben.
Der nene japaniidDe 9anipfcr
nYaiafa Barn" 1T i'm mittellGnoi-
idem Mecr onrdj elm oeittidjes Inter
ieebDut berlenft lpDr6en. Gr batte
cine 8eiatnng BON 16O Mann nnD
120 EaiIagiere an yorS. gllle iunr-
BEN gerettet.
| SIS beift, baf in @ien bic Seritrl-
lnng 6es syeingeb1fs, fir bas oie
Aaiieritaht an Der 9pnam 10 beriibu,i
mar, perboten lit.
| Ger oentld)e 4Mnbesrat fat BE.
iidlDiIem, eiierne 3ebn.Yfennisitiidt
prGgen Si laiIen.
4 ssn Wincniter Ioll in einer Ynlper.
lfabrif nnb Wannitiunsmieoerlage ein.
GrpIoiipn itattsefnn6cn baben, Sci
Der angeblidj nebrere bnnberi
syranen nm's Qebem gefpmmem fino.
i Eariier 9epeihel, bebanpten, onf
.oie Stellltngen am Sartrnannstpei'
lerfopf in ben gogeien, Die. ipie be.
lreits genleloet, BON ben 9ransoisr
|genonlmeir iuir0en, BON allergroBtei
Biftisfeit ieien ooB felt lansem feir
| Gnnlpf bon lolher geoeiitiiitg itatt
Igefimoen babe nilo DOB babel 1906
Oelitfd,e gefongen genomuen leien
Bon Berlin aus miro beridtet. onf
Die 8rmn8oien ben @ipfel oes Sart
|nmrnsmeilerfopf genonrnen b6tter
itnb ebenio oen Heinen 3eiI eines
G5rabens nf Dem SiIieniirit, bal
ober elm Cell oes eroberten Ger,
. rains ipater BON ben 8entlben fpie
Der 5lriidgeiponnen iei.
-s~e----
4 Der Salppn BON u. o.. sdDpIs, II;
! 9oTobn CTR. lit in ben 8eiit bon GbarI,s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23

hHD lyM IetHe MaIteIuHgSpuPler'
aitsbanotgen, bts er tBretlt WerlGngfn
entlproden babe. Ste nertpradJeu
hpd)mals Die Foit siiriifsaseben
luenit lte BITS 81 oem Gage oitrd)ee'
Iepen lei, an oem er aplaDfen mohe
n'enn Mat, meroe man lte oenl naa)'
lten SamPfer, Der nag amertfa fa')
g, nifgeDen. per Haptlam prode.
fierte' aoer g nnsle nm mtd,fs. vs
erlgtenen psDa1mefe englt'de see
ielife NM Soloafen aii1 penn SatfI
oilneten troe oer Trpfelte oes Sapi'
tans zen ytahm ~ oem ls@ ose ?sof
lade De1anoen Dolfem cue 2so1flade
ote poit Berlin, &oilltonftnopei uni
soma fomen - I'M van5en 81 Stnd
t,-geraits itno raDmen 1te mt ltd
Iort. ger 9apifan erpteif gut letI
Werlangen etne Aitttfititg. Oas SdDtT
pl'eO noal SiDet Sage I'M pafen ile
gen, e1g'eHro,e FoElageH auer Mon
5araa, VT aupuaH per'aaeIe pen
g.uaHo,'pen SspHlAI ncet O'e nHee
vol'e s We'pe.laa Mr aAo oa %.Io m ang Y
a -. Ivy S"'l' - ~'s So gs.l .sa, ~
s.a , m.~s".s s.as" asrss.m sI.s.A p "'''
80 ''sa"s $3.50.
~ gDep'.ae lmpiel nStva
Ssm nssa .sSS =. OaaaO:amer.la +. ,..:ss ra
/ Ssme' nFS'soum p'epel lte.
gs1ansn DploeA, nugeeM tpn 9.
e"s'unret e!ne lluhg ~ suI1
!pan lersegallen gaHen.. v.an va
So M 49, ~. 'cs nss4ss ys. =: SssassA ~ :.
~ TX o.. ~ msss ".ass s:.. = s,S.s '''.sD.. ~.
.a.,,,,.... 49, 80 -. "s'" $3.50 1'ss
'." ~as ,,.4.w6,.a a.s ...r;;,6.,
imo~ra :. .,,ta . ~ N 4. ~ sa;n e.s. e"s.sv.' !.
e ,r.n s"rh ,,.srt.. 10y W S. e ;4asa. 4as.aua: !.
| ia ;et,;o,n asorInments nerISnosr
m;rA
4 Mns 0onenhoo,n m;rS oem,fS,,
einnnSsmonsin sos;oISsmofrot;;d,
Observation-Disclosures ie;sn ons -
Mer6arN nnsdrfrrtrn mnS kStt,u ,;m
ueue nno6hSnoioe csoft;un ceor;;na,, M
4 90 G;,,ob,,,o ~, mass,a s,.,,
n;e M,,s5sn 1T noh ,,;a,t & .s Sss.st;ot ~, =
bei red,neu ,,,,fcre y,pneShenSasre;le Sibrs e,
ober id,on m,s' 6os 6ie Muisen ii,
BORT nus einen 9,,n q uoh @nu5tont;
nobel ,,uterneh,ne,, 9,o rpiirScn I 81 5; !;
tiirfilde Sairb4itoot ia ,.nltru is
NeiIen BON Torna elttfernt lei yaeI
Ihe &inoereien bos iilol
4 Die si;hrenS,n enoI;,d,er Houf;.r
hol,en M, NIT ,;nen Wwfrnf or So
srol;Id,e MoIf o,nonSt ,nS SosseTE
oufoeforS,rt N Cr;n;cfe;t rrS -,
: outsm ys;Il,n Sc Noit,n Ses 0r;.ne -
onf,m6rinoen
a.. ..c,4. m.4.s:.n
ofs.s 0s."s ."s..''g. @n'Dasnta'l's n'. sas :
: @ .. ~'ss ~ ~ ss - ss.':.as.. s" os
OK" .% s.say.. ~. ".Dss .s.,. ..u '
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23

Der Salppn BON u. o.. SdjpIs. 113
9oTobn Ctr, lit in ben 8eiit bon Gbarl IS
Siltpplt iibereegnigen Ser neue gigerts
timer tpiro iidl freuen. bic alten @imoen
red]t bdiifig bel iidb 5i iehen irlb eberSo
bieIe neue. @r miro slIles uifbieten, ale
@dite 5ltfriebenSuitelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-23

@eites Del un0 @afolin erhdlt
man BON Der SIinrp Oil Go.t 400
Oit-gontmeree Gfr. Reues Gel. Srl-
bis 1882.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
.SSEMB # T0 M4IL
 REVISION

Session No. 2, Of the Alaska Leg islahue may be resolved into one of revision.
 This opinion which is shared by Gov J. F A. Strong, has been taken by members of the legislature from the First division, and from oth. CT members, according to newspapers published in other divisions, and by letters received here.
 eve bovo some good territoriol laws. said Gov. strong this after. noon "but we have no revenue to en. force them Consequently many of our best statutes are Imperative
 For instance. the law providing for tho protection and care Of dolin- cueut children. the vital statistics law and the public health and sanitation law were good measures, but our rove. nue law did not provide funds to put those iu force.
 The Governor intimated that the legislature will hayo @ chance 10 leg lslata the expenditure of S60000. turn. ed into the Territorial treasury by the divisional forest service at Keteh- Kan Tho amount represents 25 per cent Of tho moneys received from the sale Of timber in the Cbugech end Tongass forest reserves, and, accord. ing Go 9 recent decision of tho Comp tFolier of the Treasury. may be spent for roads and trails md Tor school purposes within tho porritory; but under the direction of the legislature
 Today there Is perhaps a balance of S12.O00 in the territorial treasury for other uses.
 "I hope the legislature will be chuck full Of financiers, said the Governor "so that our next revenue bill will be one that will raise the money in the most feasible way.
 It is expected that the legislature will tear down much of the Legislation enacted at the last session and ere ate new laws that will ft into the new revenue law that seems certain 10 be passed. It Is doubtful whether poll tax legislation will be enacted. Last Fall the California legislative assem-. bly, abolished forever the poll tax in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
SUFFRAGE
 FOLLOWS PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON. Jan 19-The House of Representatives yesterday after noon defeated the proposal Co sub. init tho woman suffrage constitutions ai amendment to the separate States by @ majority of 8o The vote was 17l in the affirmative to 204 in the negative Party lines were not drawn .n the voting except that the Pro sfessiyes voted in the affirmative.
 Many oi those who voted against the amendment stated that they were in favor of woman suffrage, but they argued that the question of franchise was properly lett with tho separate States by the Constitution and they were opposed to the National govern. ments infringing upon the preroga-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
FITZGERALD IS FOR OUR
 RAILROAD

WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.- Chairman John J. Fitzgerald, of the House appropriations com- mittee denied the charge that he would fight large appropria- tion for the government railroad in Alaska. He said that the word of Congress had been pledged when the original bill, approp- madng S35,000,000 and making S1000000 available for the the first years workbad been passed. lie said that 1t then be- came the duty of Congress to make the funds available for the railroad as fast as they might be required.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
COAL C0NSPlRAT0RS
 FIGHT FOR LIBERTY


 WASHINGTON, Jan 1S.- c. P. Houston and J. w. Bullock, convicted at Tacoma in the United States Dis trlct Court two years ago of deiraud- ing the United States government In connection with the sale of coal to the government at Nome, have ap- piled to Che United States Circuit court for the Ninth circuit for Q writ of certiorari requiring review of tho ease
 The United Sates supreme Court recently affirmed che Judgment of the lower court The defendants woge sentenced to two years n the peniten- tiary each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
GERMANS GAINING
 IN FRANCE

BERLIN, Jan. 13.- German victories of considerable moment on the western front are an- nounced by the War Office here today in c1 official statement given cut.
 It is said that the Allies were compelled by the German artil- lery to eyacuate trenches near the Belgian coast in the neigh borhood of Nieuport, and that at Jacks against their positions were repuIsed at other points. In one instance, it is said chat 1 800 French troops were cap tured.
 The Germans claim to have met with success in the vicinity of Soissons and to the east of that point.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
SULLIVAN MAKES OFFER
 OF ALASKA RAILROAD

The special dispatch from Washing ton Go che Seattle Postinteiiigencer telling Of the offer of the Alaska Nor thern railroad to the government ap- bearing in thar pape- of Jan S.~was as follows
 August Hoclscrer. 9 New York banker affiliated wilh Che oanking house Of James A Siliiman G Go. on behai1 Q tho Alaska Northern ral road has made 8 formal offer to See retary Lane Co self .h2t railroad Co the government
 ere is understood that 3Ir- Heck scher represents the Canadian banks which now holds tht honds ol tho ra;l- road corporation. Secretary Lane does not make public che exact terms of the offer but lhe law limits Che sum to bc paid for any railroad property to the appraised physical valuation. aIr. Heckschar himself Is g man Of wealth
 "For the first time since Tho return Of the Alaskan engineering commits sion to Washington the full member ship had prolonged conference with Secretary Lane today it was an- nounced that the conference took the form Of a thoroush discussion Q, che forthcoming report or Che com. mission and consideration of an possible routes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
GOLD FOUND
 I'M OREGON

PORTLAND. .Oreg Jan. 1S.-Gold has been discovered in Central Ore gou along the Deschutes and Crooked rivers and also on sQuaw creek Richer in gold than Alaska, say J. B.. Rossman. Thomas Hart c. F. Peck E. D Whitney " II Bard and c. w. Clapp mining experts Of Port lmd. who with z ". Ryan, of L'ncoln' hasc thorergh,y ey0mined into the claims
 c. " Clapp. weli-Imown mineralo- el8t. declares Chat the gold mining in Central oregon will dwarf every other indutsy in fhe state. Men are pre- pairing to build mills and shutes near Telrebone, which will be in operation In four months They are getting ready to build others also.
 Locations covering an area Of twenty by forty miles have been filed with tho clerk of Jefferson county.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
WANTS BRITAIN TO BUY
 ALL COPPER AND COTTON

LONDON. Jan. 1S.-Arthur Kitsou. author of various works on economies, suggests in the London Morning Post that the simplest way out of the difficulty between Great Britain and United States because of the deten- ton of American cargoes is for the British government to contract to take the entire copper and cotton supply of the United States for the next year or two.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
AUSTRIAN
 10 ATTACK
 SERB AGAIN

LONDON, Jan. 18.-Confirm- ation of the announcement that was made at Vienna that Aus .tria is preparing for another in- vasion Of Servia has been re- ported here.
 The Petrograd correspondent of the Daily Mail, telegraphing to his paper, says that the gen eral belief in Russia is that the projected Servian invasion by Austria is due to the urgent de- mands of Hungary, which is be- ing sorely pressed by the Ser vian troops and threatened by Roumania.
 Hungarian statesmen have made urgent demands that some thing should be done to defend their country. Otherwise, they threaten that Hungary will look out after herself. They allege that there is nothing for Hun gary to gain by continuing in the Austro-Hungarian Empire If the Empire does not defend the Inc perial territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
RETIRING GOVERNOR
 PRAYS FOR SUCCESSOR

DENVER. Colo, Jan. 1S.--At the inauguration of George A. Carlson Republican, as Governor Of Colorado to succeed Gov. Elias Nj. Ammonst Democrat. which took place yester- day. Gov. Ammons shed tears as he retired from tho Governors chair and addressing his successor, said; "God bless you, George, and make your ad- minisTadon Q success.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
AMERICANS FINANCING
 THEIR OWN BUSINESS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-phe increas- Ing importance Of this country as a financial center was seen In Che ready absorption of several new undertak, ings Bankers announced the sale or all the New York Central notes rec. enty offered; the Sl5,0o00oO three year Argentine loons placed last week were selling at apremium and mod crate loan to British Columbia was placed at attractive prices. It was un- derstood also that a part of the S5O,- 100000 French treasury notes offered in London would be taken by our bankers 0ur shares were lirmer in London where some investment in- quiFy was shown.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
ALASKA NORTHERN WANTS
 S5.O0O.000 FOR ROAD

WASHINGTON, Jan 1S.- While the Interior Department declines Co make public the tl- gure at which the Alaska North en railroad was offered to the government it is reported upon excellent authority that the com pany has asked the United SLates to take over the bonds ot the company aggregating between S4.000,000 and S5, 5,000000, to pay S350000 in cash with which to wipe out all existing claims against the railroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
IN VIENNA
 BECOMING VERY BAD

VENICE. Jan. 1s.-cold weather is adding its terrors to conditions in the dlsease stricken Austrian capital Cholera. omallpox, and typhoid fever are prevalent there, according to dis patches received here, and now the people are suffering from the terrible cold. which adds to the severity of the smallpox epidemic
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-13
FIGHTING SEVERE AT
SOISSONS.

LONDON, Jan. 18.-The at tempts of the Germans to check the advance of the Allies in France northeast of SOissons and near Perthes marked the principal points in today's war fare.
 Desperate conflicts are raging at those points.