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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17
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ie su perfen. Snnoslte es li6 ipirtz
lid oarum, oob Die 2ocal 9tr. /
torrumpiert uno teillpsiIs riidltdnoig
nar2 SsillpsiIs sans eepiB, benn ieBt
miro oun BON Ser gretutipe Der W.
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sdulhuns oe- ebrlihen unb fort=
1d]rittlihen Glemente, Ole nit Der
0eituno Ser often 2peal Union un=
sufriepsn lparsn, benuBt puroe. Wfub
pph isbt Der Butte Socialiit", oas
Sraan Ouncans, Ser nit oen rSnz
iursentsn" flirtsts, mittsilen, oab
spei Der buupt d d | d II
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Gas bon ser @ussenbeimz zgelellfdaf
sinseleitet lpurbs, mieoer freiselaHel
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

eSn Butte, Mpnt. no es in Dem
Isstsn Sobr sesen Die Organization
Ter gsrsarbeitsr blutise admpfs
CAB, BEL oensn oas bieisr Srsaniz
iotion aebDrise 9lrbeiterbeim nit
lrna,nit ssrit0rt ruroe, haben Die
Supitalillen einen ipeitsren Sies err
rllnaen. Inter Wirtun9en elnes iett
.llonaten sefiibrtsn 9erIeumounssz
felb,uass sins Sen SoSiuliiten Die
innssshabte Staotperpaltun9 perlo>
rem.
Ma: iest sineetreten, por 81 err
luor.sn. Nah ben 10 bsbauerlihen
&GmoIen innerbalb Ger orsaniIierten
Grssrdberi6oft BON Butte. bic son5
bsrporrossnoer WeiIe bic partei in
Mitleioenl1uft sisben muBten. err
idien elm Siss unierer oortisen Gez
nofen einfah auseefhlohen. Die
Grbittsruns, pelde iid in Jolse Der
;3eritDruns Der alien 2cealzllnion Nr.
l Der Meltern 6eberatipn Of Miners
Ser 9lrbsiterihaft bemddtiet bate,
hate auh bic partsi in sipei idorfs
Eager aeipalten. Die iid NIT aubers
tier Sshdhisteit befebosten.
yDenn ss lpahr lit, baB Die Wirrer
Ser Utonpmiihen Sraaniiatipnen IN.
Isre Yortei aanoioaten 81 Jal
! brahten, 10 lpbnt es iit einen tur;
gen Riidblid auf bic tieferen Griin'
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

'ni9t pom 8ermDgen, ipnoern bonn
Gintommen lebe. Sn OeutlAlonb
lperoe oujdbrli9 bic respectable Sumz
me bon 7 Bis 8 Millionen Mart au>
riidselest, Die gu neuen inbuitriellen
Mnlugen, 8auten, losialen Ginridz
tuneen uIip. peripenbet ipiiroen. Nu4
pGbrenb Des &rieges tperbe bos Gin
ton1men seiteigert, penn auh in gez
ringerem Mobe. 3mar erlitten elm
selne Grtperbssruppen Ginbuben. 9lnz
bsrIeits fomme Oeutlhluno ausute,
oob es ieinsn 8ebarf fir oas Seer
unD fir oos @olt iiberbaupt lelbit
cede unb oesbalb fein 9elo on bas
Muslanb gu sablen babe. Gulenburg
fhdet, bob ieBt in Oeutidlano etpa
is bis 6 Wtiniarben Mart - auf oas
Sobr berehnet = erarbeitet iperoen,
oie niht perbraudt, ionbern aufgez
+ ipart piiroen. 9lls 8epeis fir oie
Rihtisteit 1einer Qlnnabme Der Steiz
aerung oes 0oltspsrm0sens, fiibrte
Ser 0prtrogsnoe bic eeiteigerten Ginz
nabmen Der Sportufen, bic 3unabms
oes poitGedpertebrs uno Die Stei=
geruns Der 8ontsutbaben in ben leBs
ten Monoten an. Gnslonb uno 5rantz
rei9 leisn au9 in Oisfer ge5isbuna
! l6lehter buron, neil aus oieien 2Gnz
bern piel @slb fir ariesslieferunsen,
Habrlnesmittel uIp. ins 9luslano,
Is. 9. na6 Nmerita, itrDmte.
9tm Sdlu1e ieinsr 9lusfiibrunsen
bebanOelte Yrofehor Gulenburg nod
turs bic finansielle Gage Der Orei:
rerbanOsmd9te. Gr ertdnnte an, bat
5rontreid tpobl Elm rei6es 2ano lei
Gs itebe ober iebt unsiinitig Da, mel
es gu piel 9elb ins 9lusldno geseber
bobe. Sn Hublanb ieien Die finan
sieGen 8erbGltnihe I9cn INNER un
sinltig gene en-. Seinen 3oblun9s
rerpflihtunsen t0nne es jeBt MIDI
nahtpmmen, ba es i'm Snnern Sell
ni4t uufbrin9en fOnne unb feline Gin
nabmen pom 9lusldnbe ipeeen oel
unterbunoenen @etreiDeuusfubr meg:
fielen. gnglono, bas Elm iebr reide!
2ano lei, tDnne ipobl Die nottpenoi9er
Mittel oufbrineen. gs leib
aber unter Den unungenebmel
l1mitGnosn, bab es er1tens fir oll
feline 0erbiinoeten @elo idaffen mill
uno 5peitens lebr erobe Summen ol
bus @uslonb fir ariegslieferunsel
5ublen miii1e. 0as Grgebnis feline
llnterluaungen fabts Der 8ebner ba
bin 5uiammen, baB 0eutihluno in
G;runoe BON ollen trie9filbrenbel
2dnoern finopaie1 am eiinitisitel
ouitebe. Gs 5ebre ni6t BON ieinen
9oltseinfpmmen, ionoern ipare al
ieinem Gintommen uno tOnne ou
gr1parte tpieOer ipeiter perlpenoer
Die ein5ise @orousiesuns fir beI
Syortbeitano bieles siinitisen 3uituno
lei, ooB es ben beuti chen Sruppe
seldnse, bic feinolihen 6eere auh fer
. ner bon Den osutidsn 2dnosrn fern
. Suhalten.
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aller triesfiibrenoen Nationsn pdf
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: aes auf 5.950.OOO Menidsn. .
/, ejeloausgaben ipGbreno Der er1ts
: leds Monate peroen nit $9,4OO
, 100000 bere9net.
: Oes Weiteren ipirb ausaefiibr
: oab ollie &sferpen bon Menl9en E,
iaopft fein tperoen, ipenn Der 8ri'
: nod neun ooer aebn Monate bauer
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17
&as folttt Oer &ricg.

lleber bic 3riesstolten belt proz
feHcr Or. Gulenburg in 2eip5is einen
0ortros. Der 2ebner betonte einleiz
teuo, bob Der jeBise arieg toiten mo-
ae, ipas er tppue, Dos @elb miine. aufz
sebru9t iperoen. Damn tpies er bur-
,auf bin, bab man unterlaeioen mi11e
5piiden ben oiretten uno ben inoiretz
ten &riesstoiten. Die erite 9ruppe
umfaKe ale Mussaben fir Die eigentz
lide 8riesfiibrung; gu Der 5peiten gez
b0rten bic Muftpenoungen fir bic unz
teritiisunsen Der SnsebOrisen Der
arisser, Die Soften fir bic pernidbtez
ten Waterialien, fir bie Wieberberz
ltellung Der pertpiilteten 2anoesteile
uin. gr nolle fpeaieu Die erite Grupz
pc bebanoeln. Die oiretten &riesstoz
iten niirben = 10 fiihrte er ipeiter
aus - oiesmol gang bebeutenb bOber
iein als 1870, fdon ossbalb, tpeil
bic 3obl Der i'm Telbe itebenben
Sruppen fpeit srDber iei als oamals
uno ouh Die Musbiloung Der ipeiter
einsesosenen Webrpflidtisen srobe
Iusgaben notipenbig mo4te. Oaau
tomme, oub oie tedni19en Silfsmitz
tel, nit benen Der &rieg esfiibrt per@
be, bobe Summen erfcroerten. ssSn
cen eriten flint Bis feds Wp6en ieien
oieie Soften tpeientlid bDber getpeie en-.
Sic ftie9en ober oud iebt nit Der
Oauer oes 8rieses ipieber, neil ole
3abl Der Sruppen itsiee, Die Soften
fir Die Ueripunostenpflese piialen
uno Die YreiIe Der Qebensmittel fort
geIebt itieaen.
Weit Ihlimmsr ols in Oeutlhlanf
ltebe es NIT ben Soften Bel Oeut1hs
LAMBS Gjeenern. gnglanb tolte 3. q
Iein S0lonerbeer, fir oas erit lle
bunssplGse, &aIernen uip. geihaffer
sperDen miibten, gang beoeuteno mebr
Wtan re6ne, oab England Der arise
etlpd 40 Millionsn Mort taslih ooer
IA Mtillioroe i'm Mpnat ober Is Biz
IS Miliurben Mart i'm Sabre tolter
iperbe. Hublanb, oas iiber piel meh,
0RenI9en perfiise, peroe ungefdbr oi'
aleihen 9lussoben baben. DAGGER
Ieien bic Soften 5runtreids etlpos
nieoriger = uuf ettpu 25 bis 80 Weil:
lionen Mart tdslih 81 lbdeen. Dt'
inoirstten ariegstolten ober ipiiroer
pohrideinlih ntdt piel gerinser iein
9as ieien 70 unsebeure Summen
Dub man es crit iiberbuupt fir aus
geihlofen eebalten babe, einen iol
Gries gu finan5ieren. Welhe Inter
1agen profeNor gulenburs gu ieinen
.3ahlenbau gebient boben, bat er MID
nnsefiibrt. 8etanntlid iperOen boz
rerihieoenen Observation-Disclosures
nerihieoene 9(nsoben gemoht. Die
limb alles unbeItimmte 8erednungen
Die Der Pbantaiie oen ipeiteiten Spiel
roum laiIen. I'm nur unndbern
rihtise Insaben gu MAIDEN, beoiirft
es Der re9neril9en llnterlasen, bi
i'm 8eiiB Der 9eeresperipaltuns finf
unO bieie iperoen iebt taum gu habe,
fsin,
3ur Deduns Ser 8riesstoiten geb
cs nur 5ipei We9e: Oirette unb in
oirette Steuern pDer 9lnleiben. S
Gnalano babe mon = tpenigltens gu
Oeduns zines Sells - ben erfte
g9es sefpdblt. Wian babe Die Gin
tommenit iteuer perbpppelt, Die 8ermr
eensiteuer erbDbt unb einise inoiret1
Steuern neu einsefiihrt. Sn Oeutid
lano babe mon 81 9lnleiben st
eriffen, pobur4 neue Steuern mid
i;5erfliiiiig setporoen ieien.
2u beahten lei, Ddb Oeut1d]lan
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

Wudbicricit bcs 2icocr:afel-&fnbs
9. =. Samstng, sen II. Ipril, in
&Inbbauic. NQeMitalieocr nit Sa'
milic iinb eingelaoen.
9as Sansfomitee.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17

Sufbierfcit oes Giecertafei-&lubs
g. =. Samstaa, sen II. Npril, i'm
&lmbbanie. NaeWitslieber NIT Ia-
Mile iino einselaben.
2as 9ausfqmitee,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-17
No. 81
altiuigftittn.

Nun tommt SSrancis portrr.
Der pbilabelpbio Yrebaeent oes
groben Bill Sunban unb befhulbist
ibn Der &orruption. 2umpige
5ipon5igtuuIeno Dollars, oie man in
Der Staot Der gruberIiebe einsenpm=
men babe, ieien bom 5inan5z8omt=
tee nod nt9t berrsdnet iporben. Die
einfode Wabr6eit it,, fdbrt Die Gr=
tldrung porters fort. roaB sic, 5err
Sunbap, oen Namen Seiu Gbriiti
ols Retlume fir Elm gut sebenoes
8eIhdft mibbrau6en. garulo unh
Sarob gern6arbt mOeen srDBere
aiinltler IeiH uls Sic, pas fir ptnt=
ider iino lie aber - nit Shnen per>
QIi6en :, penn es iif oarum bauz
oelt, ous oumme pu6lttum gu brono=
Ic1dBen". llnb Elm Yrebugent fsnnt
sumeiit feline alienteH redt genuu.
Die in Soginup abgehnlteue
Nonpentipn Der aoblengrdber BON
Wihiean inboTisrte bic Sp5iulifiz
I6e partei nuls ben ehten gusorud
Der 0tonomiiden SntereNen Der dmez
rituniIhen Q(rbeitertluI1e" uno perz
pflihtete iid, nin 3utunft our6 ein@
miiti9e llnterItiiBun9 Der So5iuliifta
1hen partei, Ioipie bur6 uuftldrenoe
giIbun9sdrbeit inner6nlb Der Gotdls
im Sinne oie1er Grtldrung fir Die
8sfreiung oes omeritaniIhen prole=
tariats tpirten gu molten. Surh
has 0erIpre6en Der auffldrenoen
9ilounasorbeit er6dlt Die Snouiie=
run0 crit ihrsn rpirtliden Wsrt.
- gi6t uGe &rlegsgeFungenen
Iheinen iih in Gngluuo Der Sruurigz
teit su ereeben. Die vOailn Wtail"
srsGhlt, in Sputbsno in Gnglano ha@
ben iih pier beutlhe arieg sgsfunae4
ne nit bier GngtGnosrinnen perbetrdz
tet. Sic fpurben untsr getDudune
oufs 3ipilItonosumt gefii6rt uno oie
Wuhmunnihnft nabm Damn am
S0o6seitsmobl tell. Sooonn puroen
cie reuoe6aderen Gbemdnrer ipieoer
ouf :br S6iff gefiibrt, no lie in'
.srniert Iin0, unp Die iungen oeut=
Ihen 6uusfrousn purten uuf oem
2uroe Iahniiihtig oos Gnoe oes
arisgss ab.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
WIVES HAVE NO LEGAL RIGHT
TO THEIR HUSBANDS EARNINGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 What does
the modern man think of the recent
court decision that IA wife has no
right of her savings for her husbands
earnings?
As is only natural, two women have
caused Court Justice Backmar to
regretfully set forth as follows: No
matter how careful and prudent the
wife may be, and no matter if such
prudence is the cause of the accumu
lation of savings, if the money origin
ally belonged to the husband it is his
still, unless the evidence shows gift
to his wife
Miss Lucille PuGh. the talented wo.
man lawyer, declared: Legally. the
decision couldn't be reversed. As a
matter of common sense logic, however,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
8 o Q9 o o o o o O o o o o o q
, WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFUL, o
ENHANCING DAYTONA" o
Q eSoeSo9909 Q Q Q @

Shortly after returning to Brooklyn
Charles II. Ebbetts. president of the
Brooklyn ball club, was interviewed
by representatives of metropolitan pa
pers. He issued the following state
ment, which has just appeared stimuli
tcneously in New York, Philadelphia,
and other big-city dailes:
81 have just returned from weeks
visit to Daytona, Florida, with the sat
isfaction that in all respects Daytona,
known as the "Prettiest Winter Re-
sort in the World" claim which she
is justly entitled to, with its perfect
climate, cool nights when one can
sleep comfortably under covers; its
most truly wonderful, hard, smooth
and almost level thirty-mile ocean
beach 400 feet wide, without a break
in it's even surface (nothing like it In
the world, providing not only an
unparalleled grand motoring drive
way, but also perfect bathing beach;
it's beautiful, majestic, placid Halifax
river mile wide, where the sportsman
can enjoy boating and game fishing;
its many miles of hard surfaced and
attractive interior roads passing
through charming scenery. penetrating
dense tropical forests with towering
palms, stately palmettos, moss-drap-
ed oaks and tall pines leading to an
cient stone ruins, will be an ideal
training camp for Manager Robinson
and his men, not only for condition
ing purposes under a tropical sun, but
also to enjoy the harmless recreations
and natural attractions of their
months home, thereby combining
duty and pleasure, and reducing to
a minimum the possibility of their be-
coming stale.
THE Brooklyn Club has signed a
five-years' lease with the Daytona Ath-
letic association for the use of its up
to-date base ball plant when built. The
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05

club house will contain thirty lockers
and lavatory with five shower com
partments, steam box, hot and cold
water, rubbing table, etc The grand
stand will accommodate 1000 persons
and, with its modern arrangements of
ingress and egress, together with SIX
ty private boxes and press compart-
ment will, in addition to unlimited
space for parking autos. make it the
/ finest base ball plant of its kind in the
sunny south. not equalled by any 9th
err major league training camp in the
country. The ball field is located two
miles north of Daytona and three miles
south of Ormond, and within radius
of four miles there are located over
| fifty hotels, which, with innumerable
private residences, make up total
population of about 10000 people dur
ing the season. The advance bookings
at the various large hotels are so nu
merous that it was found impossible
to secure accommodations in one hotel
for the officials, players, war CORE
spondents and friends of the Brooklyn
club who will visit Daytona next
March, this month being considered ,
the busiest one of the season: there
fore, quarters have been secured for
Is to 20 people in each of the best
hotels.
Manager Robinson plans to have |
all of his men in Daytona not later |
than March End. From March 9th to
14th practice games will be played be-
tween Brooklyn players: from the |
18TH to 21st games will be played with
minor league clubs. and large colleges
will be included if possible"
It will be seen from the tone of his
remarks that Mr.. Ebbets is materially
boosting Daytona's stock" in the
north and east, and the wide publica-
ton of the interview doubtless will be
the means of heading many desirable
tourists this way.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05

1t is essentially unfair that Woma
who has worked and saved and d
MED herself in order To put away
little fund should have to yield !
all rights in it to her husband
most cases the woman is respous5l
for the formation of a family ban
account. Then why shouldn't she ov
her share of it?
THE moral is. buy jewels and iol
save your husbands money CON
mented Mrs. Ida Raugh Eastman
sculptor, sociologist and former sec
rotary of the Woman's Trade llioI
league. Such a decision as tie or'
just given belongs to tie days g,e'
woman was a chattel and when a nal
had courts permission To beat hi
wife, provided the stick we're III
than his thumb
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
Some Consolation.

The people who never get to the top
may console themselves with the
thought that there are no fire es-
capes there, anyhow.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-11-19
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1913
NAME or OWNER
STATE OF COLORADO}
COUNTY OF ELBERT (ss.

Ferry. isinna lots to 20. 25 to as
blk b; lots ! to 4s. blk
2; lots to i2. 33 to 3S,
b@k 3; lots 20 to AS. blk
4; lots II and Is, Al TO
4s blk 8 lots 81 to AZ,
blk 6: lots l to As. blk
4: lots 1 to Z. 23 to AZ,
blk s. Town of Blue Bel
rcWn Of Blue Bell Dr.. lots 23 and "a,
blk 1: lots /, 2, II to 90,
81 and 80, blk 3: lots 1
TO 4. 25 and 26, blk 4;
lots / and 2. IL to 10.
TO- 20, 80, 40. AZ and
as, blk 8: lots 1 to "a. 81
and 80. 3S and "a, 43 to
49, blk 6; lots 8 to 22
43 to iS. blk
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-11-19

'Iuo beII Iots z3 and "a,
blk 1. lots !. 2. and II
to 26. and 81 and 32. As
to 4S. inc, blk 8: lots
to 4 and 2b and 36, blk
4: lots l and 2, IL to IL
and 10 and 20. 80 and
40. Al and IS, in blk 3;
lots 81. 80. 80, "a and ~
to As. inc, blk s.; 8 to
20 and 43 to As. blk s:
i to 4. 7 to "a, inc. blk 6
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
 HAS OWN WIRELESS

SEATTLE. Jan. o. The Alaska Steamship Company has discontinued It's contract with the Marconi Wire less Telegraph Company. and has in- stalled Hs own radio equipment on board it's vessels. When the steam ship Alameda sailed North last night she carried her new equipment, and her own operators.
 Passengers on the Alameda for Ju- neau include F. P. sherman. G. A. Parks. A. Chamberlain w. 2. Mich ols. wife and son. Anna Fagg, D. G. Muggliston. Miss F. Haemaka, Miss S. Hermonon. Matt Mohala. Mrs. M. Crkey. S. E. Smith. Miss N Watten. J. ?. Cox. w. F. Weiks, Mrs. F. s. Patton. Chris Jeben and wife. F. A. Miller and wife A. NJ. Ross D. L. Zadrai. Mrs. D. Erickson, C. Johnson. Roy Kale. Henry wfife and Bert Ora ham.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
VICTORY THE HOPE
 OF FRANCIS JOSEPH

VIENNA. Jan. 2.-Iu his New Years rescript Emperor Francis Joseph ad- dressed the army and navy in tones of sadness.
 It is in sorrowful gratitude that ] think today of the lives that have been sacrificed on the blood-drenohed battleields, and 1t is my earnest prayer on this New Year that my brave men shall loo forever Tod to brilliant victory
 The Emperor was driven through the streets yesterday In an open car riage, and without his usual body guard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
AGREE TO
 PAY ss,ooO,ooo MoNTHLY

LONDON Jan 2.-Under pressure from German authorities, nine Belgian provinces sent representatives to Brus- sells Saturday who held a so-called Landing session. It is asserted that this Diet deliberated concerning a war levy of S96,OOO,Oo0 which must be paid to the German government in 12 monthly installments. Representa- dves agreed to issue treasury bonds guaranteed by nlne provinces, and a group Of bankers, headed by Belgian Societe Generale, undertook to ad- vance money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
TWENTY THOUSAND
 SEE F AIR OPEN

SAN DIEGO Cal. Jan. 2.-Twenty thousand people passed through the gates Of i've Pannma-Caiilonia exposi- ton, when the exposition opened New Years eye at midnight The machin- cry of the fair was get in motion when President Woodrow Wilson touched silver key in Washington
 1t Is estimated that over fifty thous- and people visited the exposition grounds yesterday. Messages 1of. con graduation were received from Presi- dent Charles c. Moore and other off. cials of the Panama,PacIac exposi- tion which VIII open In San Fran. cisco next month
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
ltaIv EInhtInn Hnrd TImea.

ROME. Jan. 2.-The Italian govern ment has issued decrees establishing q moratorium, under special condi- tions, for January, February and March, providing for organization Of an institute with capital Of S5.ooOOOO from which industrial loans may be obtained and authorizing municipal au- ihorltles to unite in groups for the purchase, even abroad, Of cereals and their resale for home consumption.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
M. s. F0RNIDABLE IS T0RPED0ED AND SUNK
 I'M ENGLISH CEHA

LONDON Jan 2-The drsclass British battleshp Formid able was sunk in the English channel yesterday the Admiralty announced.
 The official statement said:
 The battshp Formidable sunk in the channel this morning. uncertain whether it struck mine tor peodOed Sevenyone survivors picked and it sibe others saved who have not been reported
 WAS A TYPICAL SHIP
 The Formidable type ship of class of eight first class batteshps that completed 1901 1902 and 1904 which includes in addition the Formidable the npacabe Prince Wales Queen Venerable London and Irresistible The Bulwar short cme belonged to the same class She was of l50OO tons register l5OOO indicated horsepower and IS knots speed main battery consisted Of four l2nch guns and 12 6snch guns. She was built in 1901
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
SUES JAILED WIFE
 FOR SONS CUSTODY

SEATTLE Jan. Frank Hartsell, her former husband, today brought suit against Mrs Annette Loder for the custody of their l4-year.old son. Mrs. Loder is in jail having recently been convicted of Fraudulent use of the United States mails. in the sale of stock of a mythical mine in South eastern Alaska
 Proceedings were instituted by Mir. Hartsell this morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
pEARY PLANS LANDING
 STATIONS FOB AERoPLANEs

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Rear-Ad- miral R. ?. Peary has submitted to the Aero Club of America @ plan 10 es- tablish landing stations for aeroplanes throughout the United States and he and Edwin Gould have offered land in Maine and Georgia for such use.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
IS MADE 10
 GET AIDS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-At a con ference held yesterday by members Of the House delegations from the Pacif- ic Coast stateB. Representatives Kahn, Humphrey and Hawley and Delegate Wickersham of Alaska, were appoint ed a committed to secure from the House committee on appropriations 9 hearing on the appropriations asked by Secretary Redfield for aids to navi gation on tho Alaska coast.
 Most of the appropriations belong in the Sundry Civil Bnl which is now being prepared for passage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
lNTERNED GERMAN SHIPS
 REPRESENT CHEAT LOS.

BOSTON Jan. 2-The seven Ger man and one Austrian ships interned at Boston are worth about S1z,00000o with Q total Of 1200 men In the crews the loss Of earnings per day is about S10.000. and the cost of maintaining averages about $500 day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
STEAMSHIP LINES
 APPEAL FOR AIDS

SEATTLE. Jan. 2.- Every Alaska steamship headQuartors in Seattle has mailed an appeal to every member of Congress. asking them to support the recommendation of Secretary Of Commerce w. S. Redlield for a wire drag of the waters of Alaska, and for other aids to navigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-02
AMERICANS ARE AFTER
 THE ARGENTINE LOAN

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Negotiatops are under way between representa- lives of Argentina and leading bank. ing institution in New York for loan of s15,o0o,0Oo it is known that an especially strong banking institution in England Is also in Che field to make loan to Argentina and is bending eVory effort to keep che New York syndicate out oI the transaction