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VOLUME XV. NO. 135. TELEPHONE MAIN 46. NOME. ALASKA. THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1915. TELEPHONE MAIN 46 PRICE 25 CENTS
BRITAIN WILL RETURN
ALL ALIENS TO HOMES
BONlJON, Ma> 13. 1’rentier As
quith today announced that the War
Council is considering the adv isibilit v
of deporting all tnah citizens of the
enemy who are liv ing in Kngland and
will probably make uiiiiouncement to
that effect today. The women and
children will also la* served in the
same fashion in all suitable cases. As
quith states that the measure is cal
culated not only as a measure of
safety to Britain but also for the safety
of the citizens of the enemy themselves.
The Premier say a that the ever-grovv- ,
ing sentiment of hostility mainfested
hx the Ihitish since the sinking of the'
Lusitania and which has already re
sulted in the injury of a number of
Germans in addition to the destruction
of their property indicates plainly that
the lives of Germans are im longer
safe. The order will applv to all males!
over military age.
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LuNlxiX. .May 13. The o\em
inent has announced its final deter
initiation t«» return to their homes all
aliens holontntm i• * the hostile nation;
oposed t«» Great I '.ritam It is assert
»•< I that t It ere ate at present over f«>rt,\
thousand German, \ustriau and Turk
if h citizens at largv in Kurland. It is
definitely stated that all will he de
ported to their homes as a measure of
safety.
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CHILE MAY BREAK
WITH GERMANY
WASHINGTON, -May 13 - Dispatches
from the home government received
by tile Chilean representative at the
capital indicate that the Chilean peo
ple are much exercised at the action
of Germany relative to the acts of that
nation toward the lives and commerce
of neutral nations and there is a pos
siliilit> that the t'hllcnn government
will bo called upon to never connec
tions with Germany by way of protect
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GERMANS AGAIN ACTIVE
ON THE LOWER VISTULA
I’ETROGRAD, May 13.—Heavy Ger
man attacks preceded by prolonged
artillery fire of a terrific nature are
again taking place along tile lower
Vistula. The gradual extension of the
zone of action indicates that von Hin
denburg is preparing for an advance
in force In the general direction of
Warsaw'. It is the opinion of the Gen
eral Staff that the Germans hope in
this manner to divert the attention
from the Carpathians in order to allow
Austria to send a portion of the Car
pathian armies to the western border
in anticipation of an Italian invasion
which is believed in the official circles
of I’ctrograd will lie furthcoming with
in a few days.
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GREATEST PEACE MOVEMENT
INAUGURATED AT CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND. May 13—The World
Court Congress opened here today and
will support what is probably the great
est movement for lasting peace among
tho powers which has ever been un
dertaken. The delegates to the Con
gress are among the most prominent
men of the entire country. Dans will
he laid looking to tho formation of a
world union which will endeavor to
bring about all possible effects which
will tend to insure a permanent peace.
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GERMAN EMBASSY AT
WASHINGTON GUARDED
WASHINGTON, May 13. As a pro
cautionary measure the government
has detailed a number of secret ser
vice men to guard the German Km
bassy. While there have been no de
monstration:; of am nature the gov
ernment has decided that owing to the
unsettled stale of public feeling it is
better to he on the safe side.
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MANY VICTIMS
OF LUSITANIA
ARE SIGHTED
j
Ql’KENST* >\YX. May KJ I’assiim!
vessels report having sighted in tin
neighborhood of a hundred Moating j
bodies of those who perished in the
great Lusitania disaster. The majority
of the bodies were seen about ten miles
south of Olondore.
BRITAIN LOSES
36 VESSEL SINCE
FIRST OF MAY
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LONDON, May 13.—Lloyd's list of'
lost and missing vessels shows, a tatol!
of thirty-six entries since May 1st
Twenty trawlers and mine dragging
vessels are included. The Lusitania is
the latest addition to the list and ex
ceeds in value all of the others com
bined. It is estimated that over two
thousand three hundred lives have
been lost.
AUSTRIAN PEACE
PROPOSALS REJECTED
ROME, .May 13.—An unofficial state
ment that the Italian government has
rejected the latest Austrian peace pro
posals has created great excitement
and it ia g< nerally believed that though
unofficial the statement reflects tho
true conditions existing between the
two governments.
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NO QUIBB NG OR PROMISES
FROM GERMANY WANTED
WASHINGTON, .Mas i:: Thai
I nited States wi 1 permit »u im *|itii»
i111K "ii tli" part of Germans .uni will
• Iso eqaalls refuse i< listen ii» evasions
or promises sum up tin atliliuh oi
the American note, dispaicheil t.» tin
German p.\ ei mien i t-nlas. The note
makes it plain that in tin future
America will judiu ,u Germans'- in
tentions of rospeetina neutral com
im rce 1»\ her acts alone. The sinking
of tiie Lusitania is also foicilds de
nounced in which connection it is
1111reset-v>*«11\ staii'«l that the govern
ment of the I'nited States considers
tie deliberate killing of Americans'
end * iuz,-ns »t «'i 11ei neutral nations
im ii ii that s essel a monstrous «• i im*
!goinst ei\ ili/ation.
AMERICAN NOTE SENT TODAY.
WASUINUTt t.V .Max 1The Arwr
ican note to German) in relation to
the attacks on merchant ships be
longing to the I'nited States was for
warded b\ tile Stale I >e| »a rt nient tins
morning. In addition to asking tot
explanations concerning the toeeni
sinking of American vessels in the vi
tinny of the Hritish Isles. The note
further demands th.it ceiinanv make
n*» further submarine attacks mi
American merchant ships tarrying
in»n -• omUatants.
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TURKISH WAR VESSELS
BRITISH BATTLESHIP SUNK:
FIVE HUNDRED PERISH
PARIS, Jln> I 3 Dispulehes re
ceived 11\ tile naval a tit hnrit i'-s siatej
that the liritish huttleshlp Goliath was
torpedoed and sunk ill tin- Dardanelle <
.Mai'eli It with a loss of ovt i live hun
dred lives. 'rile same dispatches von
\ ey the news that the Fa ith'll suh
marine K-U has penetrated through
the Dardanelles into the -.a . f Mar-j
tnora ami sunk two T irl inliohts
and also a transport.
FRENCH WARSHIP
SUNK: DARDANELLES
PAU1S. Muv 11! Dispatches r> eeiv
. <1 hv tin Marine Ministi Man- that
rlie Krench « miser Bouvet was sunk ini
the I >a rail miles this morning through I
striking a mine A number of the view
perished. Imt the larger portion was
saved.
HEAVY FIGHTING
EAST OF GALLIPOLI
.
ATHKNS. May 13. Dardanelles re
ports describe bloody battling to the |
eastward of (lallipoli when the re
tenth arrived Indian troops of tie
allies suet ceded in landing fn*m the
transports ami rapidly drove tin* Turk
ish forces into the hills. After severe
lighting the Turks sm »eeded in in
trenching along the slopes and are
making a desperate stand
GOLIATH TORPEDOED
IN DESTROYER ATTACK
I.« »N I h »\ \|., i;! <'oitflrinaint-x
.-Mivires rei c*is. ««| h\ ill* admirals
slat* that the battleship Holiath w.m
t• »!'immI*m*.| during tlit* omirse r»f an at
ta• K b\ Turkish destroyers while pr«»
it I tiim :i Drench flank movement just
inside the Dardanelles straits
GOOD EATS.
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serve the best meals an4 lunches in
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ITALIAN STEAMERS WARNED
NOT TCT BOOK GERMAN.
AUSTRIAN. TURKISH CITIZENS
NEW YORK, Way 13. Agents of the
Italian steamship lines have received
warnings from the Italian government
not to hook for passage to Italy either,
men, women or children of German.
Austrian or Turkish nationalities or na
turalized Americans originally belong
ing to those nations
AMBASSADOR STOPS ALL
PUBLICATION OF WARNINGS
WASHINGTON. May 13. The Ger
man Ambassador has officially notified
all publications which have been carry
ing warnings to Americans to avoid
traveling on belligerent ships to cease
advertising The Embassy has so far
failed to give alp . \planation' for the
aetfim.
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RUSSIANS MAY LOSE USZOK PASS1]
VIKXN'A. Ma\ 1 :t. The War office
asserts that tin- Russian a run operat
ing in the vicinity of the Sanok pass
ai i in ing forced steadily backward in
the face of Austro-German offensive.
The Hussion lines defending the I'sstok
pass are also declared to lie seriously
threatened by l in- Austrian forces
which are pressing rapidly in on the
Russian right.
PETROGRAD ADMITS
RETREAT IN GALICIA
I'CTRiiQRAl). Mac 13 The War
Oilii e admits the Russian armies op
erating in Western Galicia have been
compelled to retire because of a hugelv
reinforced Austrian offensive It is
declared that the armies are retiring
to more favorable positions which had
been previously chosen.
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HEAVY ARTILLERY DUELING
IN CHAMPAGNE COUNTRY
PARIS, May 18 Heavy artillery
dueling is reported along prarticalh
the entire front of the Champagne
district The renewed French often
dive continues with slight gains
KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS
ENDORSE PEACE
PHILADELPHIA. May 13 The
state convention of the Knights of
Columbus convened here have adopt
ed a resolution supporting President
Wilson in his desire to maintain peace
If possible
NOTICE TO MOOSE
Regular meeting of L. O. O. M. No.
1413 Thursday evening at eight o’clock.
Business of importance and initiation
of candidates. Light refreshments
after meeting. By order
Dictator, Alfred J. Lomen,
Secretary, Chas. J. Thompson.