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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
Los NFNANES ElFiIPFR|EEN|DEN UNA CONTRA
0FFNSIYA En- Ia PALESTINE
Ell general alemdn uon FoIksnhayn estd %dirigiendo ahora
las operaciones contra los i~ngteses en- csc fente
Con cuatro diyisiones turcas y Una 'alemaua ha estadl
atacande las p~osiciones ~britiuicas en- Biz Ma ala

Ei desarrollo de los aconteciInlentos
en- los ultimos dias, en- ell frente de Ia
Palestine, viene a poner de relieve Ia
insinceridad de los ~despachos de Vie
ma, en- los que Sc decia que las po-
tencias c~entrales no harlan ningun
intento para recuperar Jerusalem.
Ell informe que ha rendido ell gene
raj Allenby, acerca del particular, di-
ce:
"Durante los dias 26, 27 y % de
Diciembre, ell enemigo emprendio una
scrie de ataques %vigorosos, con cua-
tro divisiones, en- los alrededores de
Biz .Nabala. (Una division completa
turca Sc compone de 100000 hon.
bres). Ell enemigo fue rechazado con
grandes perdidas.
"Posteriormente emprendimos un
atacue decisive sobre ell flanco dere-
cho otomano, con dos divisiones de
nuestras tropas, habiendo logrado a
vanzar dos Y media millas en- un
frcnte de nueve millas de extension.
Las perdidas causadas al enemigo,
fueron verdaderamente considera-
bles".
Las trcpas del general Allenby
hcieron tambien un regular hume
r. dc p~risioneros, segun dice ell infor-
ME de referencia, habiendo sido iden-
tificados aquellos como pertenecientes
al 701 Regimiento aleman, que sc
cree cs uno de los cuerpos ~reciente-
rlente rctirados del frente russo.
Los despachos recibidos hoy IN es-
ia capital, pr~ocedentes de Roma, in
dican que los teutones siguen efec-
tuando sus movimientos de tropas
hacie ell frente de la Macedonia, y
que los exitos de los ingleses Ell la
| Palestine han venido a afectar gram
demente lamoral de los bulgaros.
La suspension temporal en- las o.
peraciones de las tropas inglesas en-
la PALESTINE, debido a las tuertes
l~luvias, ha dado oportunidad muy am
plia al general Won ~Falkenhayn para
reorganizar las columnas turcas dis
| pcrsaS Y rchabilitar las diezmadas fl
las de esas unidades con tropas ale
manas.
Hasta Que punto sera capaz el
Gxito de IL nueva. ofensiva turco-a-
lcniara en- Ia Palestine, es II cues
ton problematica aun, pero IN los
c~ircuicS militares de esta capital sc
cree que cualquiera repulSion que los
ingleses pudieran sufrir en- csc fren-
e. sera uniccmente temporal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
1ROTzKY GAMBIA SU AcTITUD
RESPEcTO 4 Los ILIkDOS
Dicese que no mandard va a esfos sn nota en- forrHa de
u~ltimdtum, sino que serd ura %iauitcclon para
que Raean coatr ,-pTopoSciones
Cr6ese que vaa obrar de esa nanera per tenor de que
la respaesta de los aliados p%feVecara Una
reaction en- Russia

de la triple entente Y ech2ra por
terra todo 10 trabaja6o por los bols-
heviki V sobre TODD, los qultara a
estos el poder.
!Anticipandose 4 este, Berlin Sc ha
aoresurado q eXpresar un sentiment
to-" que pone a Alemania en- una &C
titud co9ciliatoria con respecto a
Francia, pues segun Sc sabe, ha acce-
dido a que la question de Ia Aisacla-
Lorena sea resuelta por un pleblsclto,
Pero no obstante que en- Petrcgra-
do esta CONCESSION alemana ha s!do
recibida con satisfaction Y gran optl-
mismo. en- las capitales aliadas ha 81
do vista con marcado excepticIsTlo,
pues tai concession es Ut reverse exac
to de Ia clasula de las proposiciones
hechas por ell Condo Szernin, en- Ia
que embellishments Sc cXprcsa que el
princiDio de Ia ''propla-def!nlclon,'
Dor 3CLt 10 - CSIlHS.!IO b"
no puede Sc APPLICABLE a les terrific
rios cue no te.ian una independence
p~olitica antes de Ia guerra. Pero So
bre este punto de las Observation-Disclosures
oprimidas," los rusos han ~eXpresado
categoricamente su determination,
Adenlas. la referencia que a Ell i;acc e!
primer Ministro Lloyd-Gcorge, en- 81
carta dirigida al elemento oorero
aver, indica que al memo Sobre el
particular, estan virtualmente de
acuerdo los aliados Y los radicales
ruSCS.
Ell poder de los bolsheviki ha esta-
do tomando III gran incremento, pr!n-
cipalmente desde que Sc concerto e.
armisticio con los imperioS centrales
v Sc iniciarcn las negociac!ones paci-
fistas en- Brest- Litovsk, pues TODD el
pueblo russo esta descoso de que Sc
haga Ia paz que va We ea CT horizo5te
y = clio Sc debe que este dando 81
apcvo a los bolshevikiS para que ten
gan esa oportunidad.
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asesinada Una
familia y su casa
quemada lnego
Entire las ruinas Sc enContraroE
los cuerpos carbou;zados de Ia
seloray una nina de cuatrO amos

Okla. Diciembre 50,
Entire las ruinas dc SUI casa, que
fue incendiad& ancche, fueron encon-
trados hoy los cUerpos del senior c. (.
Logan. de su esposa y de una hlJlta
de cuatro amos de edad. La cas- de Il
familia Logan Sc encontraba situada
en- las -cercanias de McLain, ma CO.
munidad agricoia que Sc ha!la como
Z doce millaS al sur de cSta ciudad
Los cuerpos de las seiiora Logan Y
de su hijita, sc hallaban completamcn
te quemadoS; pero no asi 81 del senior
Logan, que al ser inspccionado Sc viz
que ~presentaba fuertes golpes CT: IL
caheza. dados con I'M Instruments pc
SaGo. La posiciou en- que fut c1coT-
trado cl cadaver del senior Logan
indica que dicho senior murio despucs
de una lucha sostenia con otra per-
soma.
Los agentcs del Sheriff de Mus
kogee, de~scubrieron huellas de saNgre
V lograro; seguir estas hasta Nc
Lain, en- donde sin duda lograron des-
cubrir algunos nuevos detalles que
conduzcan al descubrimicnto del cri-
minal o criminaies, 81 es que algUra
tragedia Sc desarroll6 en- Ia casa de
la familia Logan, n Ia que esta fue-
IA victima de aigun malhechor.
Los vecinos dc la familia Logan,
ran informado a la policia que el Sc
nor Logan recibio I'm mensaje mis:e-
rioso por telefo2o aver, en- e. que
Sc le amenaza con darle muerte, Sc
gun supieron aquellos por CT relate
que la senora Logan les hiciera du-
rante e. dia.
Logan era IN agricultor muy acti-
vo y compctente, cue gozaba dc mu-
chas simpatias e Influenza en- Ia CO.
m%unidad, porque era IN hombre dc
bien Y este eS preciSamenie 10 que
Mas ha llamado Ia atencion, pueS la
policia dice que no podria encontrar
motives para 81 aseSinato del agricul-
tor Y su familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
Ell PRESlDENTE DE CHILE, DES.
MlENTE AL CoNDE LUxBURG

SANTIAGO De CHILE, D:cicm-
bTe 30.-Gran sensation causaron
aqai las declarah!oncs hcch;s en-
Berlin por CT Condo Luyburg, anti
quo cncargado dc nccoc:oS Gil esta
Republica.
FL Presidents dc Chile, ACADIA SIC
hacer piblica una cnergica protesta
contra tales declaraciones, aseguran-
do CUE sol falsas en- 10 absolute,
puesto que en- ellos cl ~ex-encargado
LuZburg, hacc aparccer = Il Reod-
h!ica de Chile como amiga Y simpati-
zadora del imperio Aleman, V aun
favorecicndo Il a~iianza dc las re-
puhllcaS sud-americanas contra To-;
Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
FL General Pershing
hizo una vista al
Rey Alberto
Pas6 III dia con Ell monarch bel
ga, en- ell irente habieudo reci=
Dido numerOSOS agasal0S

Ell HAVRE, Francia, Diciembre
3O.-EI General John J. Pershlng,
comandante en- jefe de las tropas eX-
pediciorarias arlericanaS e. Francla.
visito aver el rey Alberto de Belgica,
en- ell frente de batalla. A Ia llegada
del jefe americana a Ia estaclon fe-
rrocarrilera g. una ciudad sltua,ta
cerca de Ia Inca de batalla del fren-
te belga, fue recibido aQuel por el mo-
narca belga en- persona, a quien iba
acompanado del general Ruquoy, Je-
fe del Estado Mayor del Ejercito bel
ga Y de otros jefes y oficialeS del
Estado Mayor personal del Rey. Una
compania de Infanteria belga, con
una baudera de Ia Guardia de Honor,
eStuvo tambien presente Ell IA reccp-
cion e hizo los honores milltarcs al
distinguido visitante.
FL rey Alberto despues de dar Ia
~bienvenida al general Pershing. con-
dujo al jefe americana a Ia residen-
cia real, en- donde Sc lie sirvio n fru
gal comida.
FL general Pershing permanecio e.
resto del dia acompanando a su Ma
jestad ell rey Alberto, y por Ia tarde,
despues de IN cordial cambio de cor
t~esias, Sc despidia del Y de-
mas jefes belgas, para regresarf i su
~campamento.
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WASHINGTON, Diciembre 30
Varias divisiones de tropas alemanas,
de las que han side retiradas de los
frentes russo y rumano, Sc hallan a
bora operando en- Turquia, al lado
de las tropas de Sultan, o Ell fin de
rescatar ell territorio de la Terra
Santa que ha lido cayendo en- poder
de las tropas britanicas que manda
ell general Allenby, y ~restablecer la
| moral en- Ell ejercito otomano, segun
dicen los despachos oficiales que Sc
recibieron hoy en- esta capital.
Bajo ell mando directo del gene
! raj Won F%alkenhayn, del Estado Ma
yor aleman y uno de los jefes que
mas csc distinguieron en- Ia campana
contra Rumania, cuatro dlvlSlones
| ~turcas, O scar 10000 hombres y
cuando menos una alemana, han sldo
enviadas contra las tropas inglesas
que operan en- Ia Palestine y que Sc
! cncuentran tendidas ahora a 10 largo
, de una Inca que Sc extiende de Jaffa
al rio Jordan, pasando al Norte de
Jerusalem.
Que la moral turca ha lido gradual
mente vinieldo a menos, es un hecho
que no ha podidc ocultarse Y que sc
| sabe ha venido preocupando grande-
. mente a los jefes militares %teutoneS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
FL. REY CUSTAVC SIMPATIZA
CON LOS FINLANDESES.

ESTOCOLMO, Diciembre 30.-Un
monsajc recibido hoy en- esta capital
~procedente dc Cristiania. dice que el
Rey Gustavo dc Succia. manifesto 4
una delegation de fin'andczcs que
e~stu~icron 4 visita5lo, con el objeto
de pedirlc 81 recoGoc.miento dc Ia
Independence de Finlaudia, que SIM
pat;zata con dicho movimiento indie
pend:zador y csperaba que l15 finlSn-
deses llegaran a IN arreS'o faTora-
be para clos cen Rusia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
Ell JAPON NO INTENTA nES-
ARROLLAR NINGUNA ACCION
EN- RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Diciembrc 80
La Embajada rusa en- esla capital
IA recibido un tclegrama dc Ia En-
bajada rusa en- Toxic en- el que Sc
niegan de terminate los
-umoreS que han estado circuiando
durapte los uitimos diaS references
a que Ell Japon este considerable Ii
conveniencia de d~esarrollar algunaS
actividades militares en- Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
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- DuSiIlISlCE 81 d Nahoh'V 49,
!. on December 30th- u required by <
= the act of October 6, 1871. :
!. :. = = = = X = : =
AMSTERDAM, Dciembre 30.-Que
Leon Trotzky, Ell Ministro bolshevl-
Ii de Releciones Exteriores, Sc hal!a
a punto de lamar a los aliados el die
ma de que "apoyen nuestros terminus
@ presenter contra-oposiciones' en-
una rota general que dirigira a las
potencias de la Entente. pidiendo cue
den una condensation definitiva en- e!
plazo de diez dias es la noticia que ma
Ilegado hoy a esta capital procedente
de Petrogrado. En- case de que los
aliados no atiendan tai peticion,
Trotzky amenaza con hacer una par
separada con los Imperios centraleS
y romper por complete totos los ira
tados que hgaban a Russia con Ia en-
tente.
Pero parece que. tai ultimatum nc
sera lanzado y que el mensaJe de!
Ministerio bolsheviki, Ell vez de Ina
actitud amenazadora, contendra. una
correcta invitacion a los aliadoS para
QUE expresen sus terminus aftermath
vos. Tai Tue la mas ~importante de las
noticias que Sc recibio hoy dc Ia ca
pital moscovita = Sc cree que ella
dara lugar a que Sc haga una nueva
declaration de los ~propositoS o fines
de guerra de los aliados, que ell pri-
mer Ministro Lloyd-G George dijo aver,
no Sc han dejado de tener 4 Ia vis,
Ia"
La siguificaci6n del cambio en- Ia
actitud del Ministro bolsheviki, sc ba-
sa en- Ell hecho, segun 81 cree en- los
~circulos politicos de esta capital, de
que Ia respuesta de los aliados pu-
diera causar una gran reaction en-
Russia Y por 10 tanto, hacer cue dicha
potencia continuara fernando parte
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LOS PRISIoNERoS iNCLESES DE
GUERRA

L0NDRES. Diciembre Solos
prlsioneros britanicos GetenidoS po-
e. enemigo, ineluyendo aquetios que
sc hallan en- Suiza, ascienden en- total
a 46.712. segun dice IN anuncio c.
fetal dado a la pablicidad por Ell Mi
nistro de IA Guerra en- ezta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
COLLISION ENTIRE DOS ATT0MO.
VILES

Aver a las 1l.2O u. H., en- Ia es-
Guina de las GALES ". Concrete V
San Saba, chocaron dos AUTOMOBILES.
Ninguno de los dos ciauffeurs
fueron aprehendidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31

: - :, = 1. !. = = : :. :. : :
!. True translation flied with The
!. postmaster al San Antonio. Texas,
!. on December 30th. ~ required by
:. the act of October 6, 1871.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
GIRLS RECRUITING IN RUSSIA FOR
 A BATTALION
Suitable Uniforms Will Be Given Women Who Forming Regiments
 to Go to Front.

PETROGRAD, Aug. 3.-Moscow Kiev and Petrograd have already formed recruiting bureaus for wo- men and have established barracks under the ordinary system of the army administration.
 The government has issued arms and complete equipment and ap- pointed male commanders and in strlctors.
 In view of the spread of the movement the government is plan ming a more suitable uniform. Pc trograd's battalion, now being form ed. has seven hundred girls and women uniformed and twelve hun dred enrolled for the remaining places in battalion. There are fif. teeen hundred more applicants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
DueIs Between Heavy Guns Continues on Flanders
 Front; Dugouts Of ' Concrete Found.
TUNNELS PROVE TOMBS
British Troops Force Way Underground and the Germans Treated
 with Bombs.

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Aug. 3.-(By Asso- ciated Press) s).-Artillery duels of considerable intensity continued last night along the front in Flanders but the German guns were less ac- tive this morning. The situation is unchanged up to noon today. At daybreak the Germans concen- trated a heavy fire on newly ac- quired British positions in the area south of Ypres but gained nothing. In the ruined village of HOllebeke the British were faced by large number of concrete dugouts without any surface entrances. The British approached the dugouts and skirish parties found entrances by tunnels The attacking troops forced their way into the concrete strongholds,
 which contained large numbers of men and blew them to pieces with bombs.
 The underground tunnels are still filled with German bodies. At Labasseville concrete dugouts were stormed in the same way and they have been stormed and dead
 Germans are packed in them as the
 result of bombing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
STEAMER MOVEMENTS AND
 MAIL INFORMATION.
NOW BOUND NORTH.

NOW BOUND NORTH. Spokane is expected from the south tomorrow afternoon. Has 1K days. Mariposa Is northb0und and ex- pected tomorrow afternoon. Is not reported from Ketchikan. Has little mail. Humboldt will be due from the south Sunday with but little mail.
 SCHEDULED SAILiNos Northwestern is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow morning.
 Princess Sophia is scheduled to sail from Vancouver tomorrow night.
 Prince George is scheduled to sail from Seattle Monday. Admiral Watson is scheduled to sail from Seattle Tuesday. City Of Seattle Is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Mon day. q. soUrHsoUND sAlliNos Prince Rupert is scheduled to sail southbound tomorrow at midnight.
 Dolphin is scheduled to sail southbound tomorrow at 5 q. m.
 Alaska is scheduled to sail for the south Sunday night or Monday.
 Admiral Evans Is scheduled to sail southbound Sunday night or Monday.
 All s0uthbound boats expect the Rupert carry mail
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
WAR DEPARTMENT WANTS MORE
 OFFICERS Over Twenty Thousand to Be in Camps when the
 Training Begins
 This Month. MORE FORCES ABROAD Today's instructions Are Taken to Mean That a
 Large Army Will
 Go to France.
MORE FORCES ABROAD

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-An i'm crease of thirty per cent. in the number of candidates to be admitted to the second Officers Reserve Train ing Camps opening on August 27th was ordered today by the War De- partment. Sixteen thousand candi- dates were first ordered to report but by today's official order this num- ber has been increased to 20,800.
 The order made today, while not officially stated is taken to mean that the recent announcement that one million men would be sent to France, is an established proposition and that the additional candidates ordered to the training camps will be given op- portunity to test their worth for of ficers abroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
JAPAN BUILDING BRITISH SHIPS
 AT KOBE YARDS

SEATTLE. Aug 3. - The great Matsukata shipyard at Kobe will build twenty large freight carriers. costing $36.000.000 next year for British interests. according to mail news from Japan. The same ship building company sold to British firms fourteen cargo vessels, valued at $25.000, 900. early this year. and has delivered six of the boats. The oth- CT eight are to be delivered before the and of the present year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
WAR TAX BILL IS GIVEN BIG 30 00ST
 BY THE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The war tax bill was today increased from one billion seven hundred million dol lars to two billion two hundred mil lion dollars. This increase was ac- complished by the Senate finance committee and will be reported to the Senate tomorrow or Monday. In the final draft the committee reduced the tax on beer by 25 cents barrel which makes this tax t1.50 barrel in addition to the tax under the pres ent law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
GERMAN BLOOD
 GERMAN VEAL
 IS NO GAMBLE
That Is What Kaiser Is Telling People Who Appeals to Them
 to Die Game.
SAVE A FREE EMPIRE

BERLIN, Aug. 3. = The Kaiser has issued the following proclama- tion to the German people:
 For the accomplishments on the front let us at home show our grat- itude by tirecss toll. We must still continue to fight and furnish arms. Our people may rest assured that German blood and German veal is not being gambled with for the empty shadow of ambition or the schemes of conquests and subjuga- ton, but in defense of saving a free empire in which our children may live in security. Let all our actions and all our thoughts be de- voted to this fight"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
NORWAY MAKES GOOD PROMISE
 TO UNCLE SAM
Food Embargo Will Place That Nation in a Way to Starve; Offers
 a Guarantee.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Norway is facing starvation if the United States cuts off the exports of food. Norway is ready to release millions of tons of her shipping in return for the privileges of importing food prin- cipally from the United States.
 Fridtjof Nansen, head of the Nor wegian mission declared today that Norway faced privation if the United States enforced the food embargo against her Norway also will give her guarantee that none of the i'm ported food will reach Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
RUSS TROUBLE
 MEANS WAR TO
 BE PROLONGED
British War Office Very PessimiStic Over the Temporary Events
 of Russians.
U. S. INTO THE BREACH

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The war of- flee in a statement says that the events of the past fortnight in Rus sia necessarily mean prolongation of the war. The allies can no long, CT expect any great material assist
 ance from Russia. This means that q greater burden must fall on the other allies, and for the United States it means that America must come into the field soon as possible and with the greatest possible force.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
RUSSIA WILL
 STlCK--SENDS
 ALLIES NOTE
New Administration to Guide Nation in the
 Right Path and
 on to Victory.

PETROGRAD, Aug. 3.-The Provis- ional government of Russia has sent a note to the Allies saying that the government intends to bring to sue cessful end the task of establishing an administration capable of meeting all dangers and for the guidance of the country.
 In the path of regeneration, Russia will not suffer herself to be deterred by any difficulty in carrying out the irrevocable decision to continue the war to final triumph the principles proclaimed in the Russia revolution
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
Odessa on Black Sea Is Objective Point Of AuStrO-German
 Forces.
BUKOWINA CAPITAL FELL
Russian Troops Return to the Front; Evacuation of Southern Points
 Is Reported.

LONDON, Aug 3.-According to reports received by the War De- partment a new offensive has been started by the Germans with Odes- sa on the Black Sea as the objec- tive point Advices received here today are that the Kaiser and Gen. Mackensen made a triumphal entry into the captured city of Tarnopol and Gen. Mackensen then directed a new movement towards Kamemetz and Podolsky which is on the route to Odessa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
JAPAN IS LENIENT WITH AMERICAN
 BREAKING LAWS

TOKYO, Aug. 3.-The Court of Alp peals has reflected the appeal taken by the public prosecutor in the ease of Ralph Hoyt Thayer, of Utica, N. Y., who was recently fined $l0 for entering a fortified zone at Yoko- suka without authority.
 There was no reason, the court held, for sustaining the request that the penalty be made heavier.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
. w. w. MEMBERS TOLD TO LEAVE
 COPPER DISTRICT

RENO, Nevada, Aug. 3.-A commit. tee of two hundred citizens in the Yerington copper district escorted O. w. McKinnon. brother-in-law of Wm D. Haywood, to the boundary line of the county last night and released with with the orders not to return Twelve other members of the Indus. trial Workers of the World were simi larly treated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
Eyacuate Kimnolnnp.

PETRQGKAD, Aug. 3.A---lteis of- ficiafly announced that the Rus sian forces have evacuated Kimpo- lung in the southern part of Bu- kowina The Russians are now en- gagged with the Teutons on the river.
 Between the Dniester and Pruth rivers the Russian retirement con tinues. The Teutons have retired across the river Zbrocz at the con fluence with the Dniester
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
Facts Laid Bare.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-It is of ficially stated that Germany had possession of the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia fourteen hours before its delivery. to Belgrade. Former Sec retary Zimmerman has admitted this when pressed closely concern ing Germany's Acknowledgment of the action of her ally which precip- itated the European war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
SWEDEN PROHIBITS
 METAL REFORMATION
 AND PULP MATERIAL

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 3.-The Swed ish government has issued new regu- lations prohibiting exports. The pur- pose is evidently to prevent brass. lead. copper. nickel and other base metals and pulp materials from leav- ing the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-03
CONCLAVE OF THE SOCIALISTS HAS
 BEEN POSTPONED

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 3.-Another postponment in the main sessions of the International Socialist peace con ference is announced The joint ses sions will open Sept. 1 under present arrangements. but the belief is widely held that it will be even later be fore the conference is begun.