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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
ITALY WRECKED BY B 7 EAR I 'rHQUAkE

Late tonight there many additional shocks which demolished buildings which had been merely cracked by the first disaster. Various ces reported the shocks. Trains arriving here bringing hundreds of injured, and the hotels have been converted into hospitals.
 Heartrending Conditions
 From all districts comes the same cry that families have been separated children aheress and wives become widows.
 Pope Leaves Vatican Grounds
 ROME, Jan. l5-Pope Benedict late yesterday visited St. Marhas hospital Although not exactly within the Vatican grounds it is considered part of the Vatican
 Casualty List Growing
 The death list is growing hourly and it IS placed at thirty thousand persons. One hundred thousand per sons were injured In the ancient territory of Nlarsi the number of victims has been placed at twenty thousand At Avezzano four thousand were buried alive some of them being children in large school Sora reported to have been completely destroyed Its population was 2O0O0 All the municipal government officials dead. Supplies of food and clothing being rushed to the devastated places.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
ID IMPROVE
 SEWARD TRAIL

SEWARD, Alaska. Jan, l5.-- The Alaska road commission will begin work next Monday on the improvement of the Seward-Idita- rod trail. This step was inaugu- rated at the request of the Seward Commercial Club. The commis- sion can only expend few hun dred dollars upon the project at the present tune.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

render assistance and the king taking personal charge of the work of relief.
 At o'clock this morning another shock created panic The movement reached more than three hun dred miles from here
 The railroads in the stricken districts useless and the highways are impossible account of heavy fall ot snow.
 Avezzano Is an Immense Cemetery AVEZZANO, Dec. liking Victor Emmanuel has ar here Its an immense cemetery, he said.
 Pope May Establish Precedent
 ROME, Jan. l4.-Of6cals of the Vatican c aim there is probability that the pope may go personally to the stricken districts.
 More Appalling Than Messna Disaster The earthquake disaster was more appalling than the Mesna horror of few years ago. Structures that for years have been the Mecca for tourists now in ruins, and the effects of the earthquake shown by ruins in all directions The disaster extended from Naples to Ferra in northern Italy It IS estimated that there are twelve thousand dead at Avezzano the latest estimates o whose population were based at 15,OOO
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

ROME, Ian. 13-The worst earthquake shock ever experienced in the history of Italy occurred early thls morning.
 The people are panic-stricken. Many buildings '>'e damaged
 Fifty Thousand Victims
 ROME Jan. 14.-Ihe latest reports received, though still fragmentary indicate that fifty thousand persons were killed or injured in yesterdays earthquake disaster The eastern and southeastern portions of the country suffered the most damage.
 Though severe shock felt at Naples, Mount Vesu- vius shows no signs of unusual activity. Hundreds of injured have arrived from Avezzano lhou sands of persons were burned to death under the The king has gone there.
 Later Reports
 Yesterdays earthquake caused tremendous damage Twelve thousand persons believed to have been killed outright and twenty thousand injured The town ot Avezzano, having population of 10000 persons, was completely destroyed and the towns of Pon and Gulano were partially demolished.
 Troops have been sent to the various shock ceners to
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
STRICT INTERPRETATION
 OF PROHIBITION STATUTE

PHOENIX, Ariz, Nov 13.-The attor- ney general of Arizona has delivered an opinion in which he holds that under the state prohibition law, recently enacted, even egg-nog served to sick people comes under the ban of the law
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
MADE JUSTICE A FARCE
 AND RESIGNS UNDER FIRE

COLUMBIA, S. C., Jan 14,-Governor Blease, whose wholesale pardoning of prs- oners in the penitentiary brought about his impeachment, upon which a hearing was pending, has resigned, and the senate has accepted the resignation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
OPERATIONS OF THE NAVIES
 British Naval Victory

DfltlSn NaVal FiCtOry JANEIRO Jan. 10 reported here that the German Tana has been sunk with all board battle with the British Invnce off Pernambuco The British badly damaged The vessels possessed equal speed and armament
 German Naval Hero Arrives in England LONDON Jan 1OCaptan Won Bueer commander of the German Emden which sunk by the British Sydney the In dian arrived England today and will be nterned somewhere Wales.
 Disaster to French Battleships VIENNA 1.-The French deadnought Courbet has been Mo- 2 The Coub then mme her ship, the Jean Bart which attempting her The Coubet sank The Jean Bart badly damaged that steamed hastily Malta in a sinking condition.
 Japanese Cruiser in North Atlantic YORK, arriving here report Japanese cruiser in the North Atlantic.
 Naval Battle Unconfrmed LONDON Jan. 1.-The report the battle of Brazil confirmed here
 Austrians Fear Bombardment VEN1CCE Jan 12The inhabitants of Trieste panic from fear of bombardmen by the French and British fleets
 German Cruiser Damaged LONDON Jan. 12The German Bremen has arrived Vii hmshaven, having been badly damaged by mine
 German Submarines Reported Sunk LONDON Jan 13Two German reported have been sunk by land batteries while attempting raid Dover habor
 Canada Will Construct Submarines MONTREAL Jan 13A fleet of the British consist thirty vessels will be constructed here the material be assembled
 No German Submarines Sunk at Dover DOVER, Jan l3Th authorities here deny the report that German submarines sunk in the harbor here.
 British Cruiser in Wait for Germans HAVANA Jan 13-A reported mile limit, awaiting German ships.
 Vessels Kept in Port VIENNA Jan l4- announced here that Austrian naval gels have been lost August 16-
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
FRENCH IN MOROCCO
 MEET WITH REVERSES

MADRID, Jan 1.-The position of the French troops in Morocco is critical. Their losses have been heavy, and many forts have been evacuated Hundreds of the soldiers have been cut off from their base and captured by the enemy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
Government Not Satisfied

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The govern to the American note on the shipping con- troversy. The British government, while admitting practically all the complaints are Justified suggests no remedy for the unsat isfactory conditions.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
BRITISH REPLY TO NOTE
 IS NOT SATISFACTORY

LONDON, Jan. 14-The British reply to the American note on the shipping contro- versy is of friendly nature and undoubt edlv will le4d to further notes
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

Andy B. Evans of Otter creek was among those who responded to the cal for the sourdough roundup last Wednesday, and i. now 8 member of the lditarh igloo
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
THE DOPE OF YESTERYEAR

0 what's become of Emeine, of Sylvia Pankhurst's ma who raised all sorts Of billyhel with no fear of the law? Who used to fight and scratch and bite and sometimes hold her breath, and when imprisoned tried her best to starve her self to death?
 And what's become of Sylvia, that girl of Emeline's, who used to shoot up Lon down town and tear down all the signs; who tried to blow up parliament and burn Westminster place, and laid in wait for poor King George to slap him in the face?
 And where has that man Huerta gone, who in drunken rage could furnish copy any time to fill the whole front page? The poor old booze soaked mur- derer was chased from Mexico, but where he has been or is now, there's no one seems to know.
 And then again, I'd like to ask, what's gone with Harry Thaw? and Evelyn and Bill Jerome, the brainStorms and the law This bunch have surely done their share and furnished lots of dope, but now they've disappeared for good, we fondly pray and hope
 The stuff we filled our papers with few short months ago, amidst those pip ing times of peace, would now be dull and slow Our readers will not be con tent or satisfied again unless we sink battleship or kill ten thousand men!- Marshall (Illl Herald
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
Agreement Siqned

NACO, Jan 12.-General Scott, for the United States, has signed an agreement with both Carranza and Villa which it is hoped will put an end to the firing over the border
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
Conference Beojns

FL PASO, Jan 9.-General Scott today met General Villa in 8 preliminary confer ence on the bridge over the Rio Grande river to discuss the recent firing by Mexi- cans across the American border.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
MANY TERRE HAUTE MEN
 GUILTY OF ELECTION FRAUDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 12- Sixty nine of the 1l4 Terre Haute men indicted fer election frauds at the recent general election have pleaded guilty.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

MEXICO CITY, Jan. l4-By vote of the national congress today, Provisional President Gutierrez will continue in office until November of next year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
AUSTRIAN FOEIGN MINISTER
 RESIGNS FROM CABINET

VIENNA, Jan 13-Count Von Berthold Austrian minister of foreign affairs has re- signed and his resignation has been ac cepted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-General Villa, commanding the entire forces of President Gutierrez, has begun campaign against Tampico hoping to oust General Carranza.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
IDITAROD WINTER WEATHER

Observations taken at the Budweiser, corner of First and Richmond streets, at a. m. each day:
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
RUMOR DENIED

PETROGRAD, Jan l2-The reported death of Grand Duke Michaelovitch, brother-in-law of Czar Nicholas, while fight ing in Persia IS denied
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
CcethaIs Will Not Build RaiIroad

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,-1t IS an nounced that Colonel Goethals who built the Panama canal, will not be detailed to construct the Alaska railroad.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
GERMANS ABOUT READY ID INVADE BRITISH lSLES
 HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR WARSAW; W1EA1Tt[EB SEVERE

Doubt Extension of War in Balkans BERLIN Official circles Bulgaria do credit the belief immediate of the the Balkans.
 Hungary Wants Assistance LONDON 13I1ungarians demanding Germany that she immediately assist in the invasion of Serva
 Roumania Preparing Plans believed here making preparations for starting an of Pennsylvania in the middle of February
 Turks Secure Important Base advance detachment the Turkish Ta thus base for the Turkish the Russian the Erivan.
 Germans Using Arships at Warsaw LONDON received here that the Germans commenced dropping bombs Warsaw from arships
 Russians Resume Offensive in East Prussia LONDON 14The have assumed the offensive the of East Prussia
 Germans Active III Poland Poland and the activity proves lakes frozen
 Stories of Turkish Massacres PETROGRAD of by Turks overrunnns being brought to Iifis by refugees
 Turkish Troops in Russia LONDON 15The Turkish have advanced into the heart of Russia and killing the of the various towns
 Germans Forced From Their Defenses PETROGRAD Jan 15Th entire Russian left has engaged Germans back from their dnse New artillery has been received by the Germans
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

Fresh Olympia Oysters, for cocktails, g eap. Jdtarod Meat Co
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
WILL SEND TWO DOG TEAMS

George Adams is going to send two dog teams to Flat City this evening for the con venience of those who intend to go to the big Moose smoker. If you want to make fast and pleasant trip, speak to George this afternoon for transportation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
THE WESTERN FIGHTING ZONE

French Defeated in Alsace BERLIN 1ap 9Mosf desperate hghns in which th the sl ahp es fleets
 French Recede at Argonne LONDON Jan 9he French have been eqmEes to y T gr@9nd @
 Brussels Reported on Fire AMSTERDAM Jan 9Reports received here claim that fire raging Brussels.
 Preparations to Invade Great Britain COPENHAGEN, 1oThe contemplated raid the British isles by Germany believed to be near The greatest activity IS being dis Iegoland Cuxhaven which fully and have Zppelns also maneuveng the vicinity Of those places English Wait for Better Weather news for some weeks to hold their present positions until better weather prevails
 French Again Repused BERLIN Jan 1.-The French have been badly repued northeast of
 German Aeroplanes at Work uGeman aeropanes bmbarded Dunkrk yesterday inficting unmportant damage
 German Aeroplanes Reconnoter LONDON 5an German aPanes were 5 Seen nd oD @ ts returned to their base
 French RiAemen Pot German Airships PARIS Jan l2German aeroplan flying Malines dis abled by French rAemen.
 Neither Side Shows Advantage Fighting sb advantage either side King Albert Works Like Common Soldier LONDON Jan Fixing Albert worked with his soldiers in digging trenches on the front
  The allies a All haveb been called 0 the coor
 Snow in the Vosges
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 Germany Has Big Movement Under Way AMSTERDAM Jan l3Passenger traffic on nearly all German ra movement of
 Won Hindenburg Is Popular Hero Arrivals from Germany claim that General Won Hndenberg the will be command of the front the
 Germans oy-Riding Over England LONDON Jan 3Iosle arshps flying England early this They reported from points
 Operations Checked by Weather PARIS Jan l3Svere weather has checked operations along the entire front of the French battle line.
 Allies Evacuate Trenches BERLIN Jan The allies have forced trenches along the Belgian coast
 New German Zeppelin Base LONDON, Jan 3-Ihe Germans have established Zeppelin base the outskirts of the city of Ghent.
 Violent Fighting in France 13The Germans bombardng Sossons Similar violent fighting being miles farther Press.
 Rheims Again Bombarded BERLIN vigorous bombardmn progress Rheims
 Kaiser Near Paris PARIS Jan Wilhelm within hours ride of Paris today, directing the operations of hs army
 British A;rmen Adont German Tactics AMSTERDAM Jan 14Brth alrmen dropped bombs Antwerp yesterday
 French Forced Back LONDON Jan 1.-The General French back the Asne by violent attack of the Germans
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

Thursdays consignment of mail contained Christmas greetings from Alfred Boas to his Iditarod friends. Alfred was in Seattle, and says that he is enjoying his vacation i'm mensely.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
ITALIANS PREPARE FOR WAR

MILAN, Jan 13.-Various organizations in IaIy are combining work wItn war prep aratlOnS.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
WORK TO BEGIN
 IN THE SPRING

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-The construction of the Alaska rail- road, says Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, will be con- menced in the spring.
 The purchase of existing Alaska lines has been discussed at a con- ference held by MT. Lane with President Wilson. Final decision in the matter has been deferred.
 Not Fighting the Road
 WASHINGTON, Jan. B. Con- gressman Fitzgerald, chairman of the house committee on approprl- ations, denies that he IS fighting the Alaska road.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
AT THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The house be gan the debate on the woman suffrage amendment to the constitution today.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
Proposition Submitted

The Alaska Northern railroad has been offered to the govern ment for bonds to the amount of four or five million dollars, with q cash payment of $360,O00 to wipe out existing claims.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16

Suffrage Overwhelmingly Defeated
 WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-By vote of POT to l74 the proposition to submit the woman suffrage amendment to the various states was defeated today in the house of representatives. The matter was held not to be one for national action, but for ln- dividual decision by the states.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
Paris Fears Another Attack

RUSUlaHS Leave IIunSdIy OAPLote>teu PARIS Jan 9The Pennsylvania and the hastily Bown leaving the roads into the Hungarian provinces.
 Rourna,nia Is MobIizing Rounanan mobzatons begin this month and will be continued until G00OO0 men are ready.
 Germans Harmerng Warsaw BERLIN Jan The Germans hamnering Warsaw from directions along the Vistula
 Desperate Encounters in Poland PETROGRAD Jan 9The German offensive movement il, Poland between Sukha end Moghee The weather is cold and the swamps are frozen
 Heavy Achievements From West have been heavily reinforced by from France and
 Austria Fortfying Against Italy GENEVA understood here that the Aurian have begun forty the line facing the Italian frontier
 Austrians in a Trap The have been caught in trap near the Nda rve and
 Russians Claim Victory PETROGRAD Jan 1Te Russian forces have been victorious along the Tsza Sereth and Moldava rivers
 Turkish Transport Sunk Turkish transport has been sunk and the cruiser accompanying
 Weather Unfavorabe in Poland BERLIN Jan Unfavoab weather has been the of the German forces making slow progress in Poland
 Turks to Invade Egypt the Sinai desert and invade Egypt during the second week in February
 Large Turkish Force for Egypt LONDON Turkish accompanied by 5000 loaded with left Damascus for the Egyptian iron tier.
 Chain Their Prisoners French and Greek subjects have been taken Damascus chains because of their efforts escape capture.
 Turkey and Greece May Yet Mix The Turkey strained account of trouble number of Greeks have been murdered by Turkish bandits and Christians being peuted hy order the Turkish authorities
 Germans Reinforcing Army in Poland PETROGRAD Jan 1.-The Germans bringing strong reinforce making great preparations for frontal assault the Nlsula
 Heavy Shows in Carpathians PARIS 1Heavy the Carpathian practically have brought Russian operations to halt
 Roumania Will Soon Be in It LONDON Jan Now that the allies giving Rounana plenty of thought that it will be only matter of short time before she the
 Russian Movement Unsuccessful The Russian offensive toward Mawa has been unsuccessful
 Massacre of Foreigners Feared ROME Jan 1mmnse damage has been inflicted the cutter defenses of the bombardmen of the allies The precision growing naval forces make speedy hard of foreigners Con- santnople.
 Austrian Artillery Effective VIENNA artillery has repused the attempts of the Russians to the Mda river
 German and Austrian Subjects Expelled PETROGRAD Jan 3German and Austrian subjects between the 6 and 60 have been ordered expelled from this city and also from the provinces bordering the Gut o Finland ga and the Baltic
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
New National Bank for Seward

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA charter for national bank at Seward, Alaska, has been asked for by J. H. Sears,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-16
German and Austrian Subjects Expelled

PETROGRAD and Austrian subjects between the ordered expelled from this and provinces bordering Gulf of Finland Riga and the Baltic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.
Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned. executor under the
last viii and testament OF Katherine
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