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VOLUME XV. NO. 102. TELEPHONE MAIN 40. NOME. ALASKA, MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1915. TELEPHONE MAIN 46 PRICE 25 CENTS
SUBMARINE LIST
GROWING DRILY
LONDON, April 5 The activities of
the German submarines continue anil
each day adds further losses to the
long list of fatalities. The Germans
have resumed their activities along Go
southern coast sinking the Gritish
steamship Olivine In the immediate
vlcility of the Isle of Wight. "(Tie Pus
stan bark Mormes was also sank in the
same locality ami or-sumabh l>v I hi
same vessel The crows of both vessels
were rescued.
PASSENGER STEAMER BELIEVED
FOUNDERED OFF HATTFRAS
NEW YORK. April T Advices i,
reived here from the Garolina roast
indicate that the Royal Dutch West In
dies lines Prince Maurit/. with flfti
persons aboard foundered of Gripe li.it -
teras during the hurricane of Go past;
three days The storm was of unusual
violence and enormous damage lias
lifs-n inflicted along the whole length
of the South Atlantic roast
Reports indicate that at least a hun
dred lives have been lost in various
Atlantic ports. The government lias
despatched a revenue .utter to Go
scene of the supposed wrick of tin
hutch liner. I
100 TONS OF FLOUR
Bread only Bo. North °o!| Bakery
and Anvii Bakery,
ENGLISH BATTLESHIP
SUNK IN DARDANELLES
I5KRUN. April Y The war oilin'
bulletins tile statement that dispatches
received from Athens convey the news
that the Turks ate more than holding
their own with tile allied war Heel
which has again resumed the bombard
ment of tla> inner forts The advices
state that beside the destruction of
several mine trawlers tlie* lintish hat
tleship Lord Nelson, one of ilie largest
of her class, was destroyed he llv
Turkish guns. The vessel is said to
have exploded through the action of a
Turkish shell which is supposed to
: have penetrated to the magazine.
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NOTE TO GERMANY
BRIEF AND POLITE
WASHINGTON, April .V- The note
of tho State Department to the German
government in relation to the sinking
of the American barge Win. T. Fi ve bj
the German converted cruiser Eitel
Frederick was made public today. The
note briefly recounts the findings of
the investigating board and politely
suggests that the German government
I make reparation for the loss of the
j vessel. The wheat cargo which was
; destined for England is barely mori
!tinned and is not included in the sug
gested settlement.
j Strictly fresh eggs $1.25 per dozen
jat Prosser’s Harness Shop. Prone
Black 5.
REPORTED ICE BREAKERS
DESTROYED BY GERMANS
AMSTERDAM, April r. It is re
ported thot a fleet of ice breaker
which were latch purchased by tin
allies for use in opening I he channel
to Archangel this spring, while enroutr
from either some Scottish or Swedish
port were attacked by German torpedi
boats of the Shetland Isles and at least
two wore sunk. It is also reported that
. a Gorman submarine whioh aeeoin
■ paniiil the destroyer Hoot, w.i at lack *
I od by the Brllisli ri>stn>xur .amoving
' (lie ire breakers
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WILL DN
HAVANA. April r> J<ss Willard, I lie
Kansas cowboy pugilist, is n«.\v h**av>
weight champion of the world, alt. i a
terrific battle- w'hich was J -huson>
j tight up to end of the twent\ -second
round, the white hope sent a siuashing
right swing to the jaw of lin . banipion
Knocking the blac k tilh-holdc r bi< ftiin^
and helpless over the ropes > 11 the
i wenty-sixth round.
It was Johnson's tigbi ai almost
; ‘ \ er\ stage until the twent . se cond
found was reached and then the hard
j pace which the champion had set in
| i In; earlier stages of the battle com
nietlced to tell oil him all] he owed
jup precept ibl> and was painfull} weal
■m the clinches. It was th n that the
giant plainsman, opi ned Ins h> aviesi
‘attack and carried the tight to the
I black man, finally dropping him with
a succession of rights and h-fi.- to th.
body. Johnson arose weak .ind grngg>
and Willard sent a smashing rigid
swing to tin* Mack mans jaw which
sent the champion reeling h«*lpfessi>
over Hie ropes, The slowly counted
| seconds of the gong were no iiu » 111 i\ • |
I to response and Johnson slicl low h j
11«> the floor a badly beaten man.
Scenes of great « \< it**ment follow* cl |
tin* defeat ofi Mi. uiicp migldy .Johnson
and hardly had the form "f the hlue-k
» liaiiipion .rumpled over the iop«>- •inn
t' .• crowd <he» ring like mad sworncd
toward the ting and burst through tie
ropes. The officers drov* the s-.iruinc
io\vd hack and a moment after ft*
force Welch had given his dc< isi*>n tie
i*fin* r champion regained his («•< i m
ampl* time to escape the wild rush a
tie* excited spec! st tors who swept o\ #-r
the oifit-ers in a wild Imrsi .• r • ■ 1111111
• .i -rii and lure down u.. r.■,in wild
rejoicing :.r the white man'*' ietorv
1 Was tie old store of youth will he
s rved.
Throughout the • arlier stages of tlr
tight Johnson u.aintainr«l an c;is\ lo i.‘
and w as plainh tin1 whito man's su
fM-rior at the boxing game. Willard
however. fought a careful battle, ran
fully covering up to avoid the* hum
in* of blows rained in h> the negro
and always rHiui'iiiu to til* fray with
hi eas\ composure that tho taunts t.f
tho idmm i at could not disturb At no
tlun* did W illard look like t wittier
ltd i i the sudden r; 111 \ in tin* twents
•- 'otid wlt' li the hlai k champion was
-•■nt feeling ft -in a 1 **i t i I * I •* swing to
liie stomach Vftei that it was W'il
aid all the wav. Johnson battled
bt a v 1> bill the letcnt .sears of dissi
pation h.oi stolen a\v;»> l he old time
stamina and In* was slow * beaten down
to the end and lay bleeding and
helpless over the ropes
Willard stated after tin* tight that
tin* blows nf Johnson had n<> sting and
at no time wag ho in danger
Johnson took 1ns defeat gracefully
unn remarking that t better ami
"linger man had taken the ehampnot
ship title
CANDY
Easter Nov#lti#« and Latter E«jW* *• t
*h« Rostr Candy Store.
laiNUON. \pril Considerable
excitement is displayed in civil and
ullli ial circles following the repni l at'
tlie unexplainable clash between the
Bulgarians and Serbians, news at
which was received yesterday. \
curding to the advices the Bulgurs sud
denly iteseended into the territory of
i both Greere and Serbia, entering lie
-Greek territory -it three points and tak
dig possession of several towns The
'action of tlie Bulgarians is entirely
without explanation and all efforts 10
open communication with Btilgniia
without success. This unlooked-for
development has added a new eunipli
i ration to the eastern situation and the
oflieittls are apparently unable to ex
plain.
The British newspapers an openly
eharging that tlu- distiir'ianees whielt
are said to have occurred the past two
days .lie tin* null, of either Turkish a
German agents in liulgai 1.1 wha are
despi-ratt'K fermenting trouble in an
effort to align till Bulgarians against
lire allies lo sill'll ai ls of violetlee
Home dispatches indicate ., hpllef
that this latest det elopement in tile
I a Ilia IIS will a ill I III HeeCSSIII spark
i. a eonllagral ion which will plunge
both Italy and Ori'i "• ini'. 111.- In tel
i n an i.f the Grea t Wa i
l-'urtlier Turkish m-is of niifi iendli*
ness in Mono, o. news of w hit h ar
l ived \ esterda .. are threatening an
added incentive In (he anti-Turkish
sentiment ill Halt Details of the hos
tile acts of the Bulgarians are slowly
filtering- in. Grecian dispatches'indicate
that tlm miliiarv forces of both Greece
and Serbia have been set in motion
ami contact with the Bulgarian fores
Is liourl.i expected. All indications
point to i lie affair possessing the most
dire posslhiltics and a second Balkan
war is not improhuhle
BULGARS DRIVEN FROM SERBIA.
l .1 i\|ii i.V April j Later Serbian
dispatch" state that the raiding Bul
an tans hare been completely driven
o,,i ..f tin- Serbian territory and the
j»oib forecs are encamped along the
horde i "unril against further *',* u
o.tiidii The Serb government pro
losses to be in tiie dark concerning 'he
hostile aid ion of the Bulgarians and
have been unable to communicate with
Sofia The reports state that the Bul
garians after being attacked by I he
Serbs r.Ir'Mteii into the territory of
t ireeee.
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SLAVS CAPTURE
262,000
i AUSTRIANS
| ■
LON’liON, April .Y Tile I’etrograd
correspondent of Hie l>ail> Mail wires
his paper that the Russian successes
in tile Carpathians have been uripar
alled. The Austrians are said to have
been completely overwhelmed and
have suffered enormous losses at all
points of contact and are badly de
moralized. The correspondent states
that the Russian war office chronicles
the capture of two hundred and sixty
two thousand Austrian prisoners on
the Carpathian front since the begin -
I ning of the Russian advance mi .lanu
j :I rv Hist.
VIENNA ACKNOWLEDGES
AUSTRIAN RETREAT
FROM THE CARPATHIANS
VIENNA. April A general retreat
of the Austrian forces operating in the
Carpathians is openly acknowledged
by the Vienna war office. The retreat
is denominated as strata get ie.
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AVIATORS WORK HAVOC
ON SUBMARINE BASE
PA Ills. April The war oflire lias
announced unusual sueees.s attending;
tile latest aero attack on the Gentian
submarine base at Hoboken. the homtts
of the acres destrot ing two suluna lines
[which were lying in the repair docks
and damaging a. third tied to the due ks.
The raiding aviators also suer.led in'
doing considerable damage to the]
shops and buildings, wounding and I
JOE JOURDEN DENIES FRAME UP!
Joe Jourden states that despite ru
mors now in circulation he is not the
author of tin story that the saloon
! interests had four men who would
control the city council. Mr. Jourden
I states that he is not in politics and lias
Inn interest in the coming election be
jvond the natural interest allowable to
!all business men. lie further states |
that-if there is a frame-up of any na-j
lure among the saloon men he has
positively no knowledge of it
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notice.
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killing at least a huudred men who
wore employed in the shops. Confirm
atory advices received later state that
forty workmen were killed and over
| sixty wounded The aviators escaped
with toil one ex. option absolutely un
hurt.
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'TURKISH CRUISER SINKS
FROM CONTACT WITH MINE
SKlJASTi tl’t >1.. \pr ' Vdvii ey re
ceived here give positive information
that the Turkish cruiser Mejldiek has
boon lost by striking a submerged mine
off tlie Russian coast and went down
with nearly the entire crew
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NEWSY BULLETINS
Reared Another German Coup Heady.
GUN'1->L5n, April j. .V ic 11 Iceabits u<
tuity in Northwestern France ana in
ihe vicinity ui Oatend and Weatende
creates suspicion mat another German
j military coup is about to be attempted
General 1- tench is now nastily t ear
i ranging his baitietront to meet the
x peeled German onslaught.
Russians About to Receive Deteat.
til.KGl.V April a—The government
now permits the publishing 01 reports
concerning the Poland situation tor
| the Ural time in two weeks. A ahull
I bulletin aasci ta that von lilndenberg s
| balllelruni now extends from the Aus
11 iuii iron 11 cl lu L i i n Bailie and *_s ±
j incmioi piece ui iuliii«u> strategy anu
1 tut* onemy are everywhere on tin» bring
"l a great precipice </l adcil over
which tin? Germane will drive them
with it if coming of summer weather
Italy Refuse* to b« Drawn in War.
lit »AiE, April j.- rrmce von Bueiow
.liter being closeted with the Italian
foreign minister inoives the statement
nun the Italian government still it*
lust-a to be led into a senseless wn
[against its nlends by the world-intlarn
| mg politicians of England
Brigandage Carried on in Bulgaria
si iFI A April Telegraphic com
I muni, .ition throughout Bulgaria ha
I ecu my steriously crippled for three
days during which time it is ref>orted
that wholesale brigandage has been
carried on mercilessly in isolated see
turns ..f the Kingdom.
| Determined to Compel Bulgaria to
Enter the War.
BERLIN. April ’—Thu Chancelloi
tolls rho Herman Reichstag that Hrit
lsh ami Russian politicians anti war
maniacs are determined to compel the
Bulgarians to i nter ihe war regardless
of which side they go. hoping thereto
to throw both Greece and Italy definite
Iv and immediately to the side of the
allies 7
Ten Thousand Pass Key West to Fight
UKV WEST. April 6—It is estimated
that ten thousand prizefight sport
have passed through the Flordla city
enrouto to Havana to witness the great
Jobnson• Willard fight today.
Fear Overdue Steamers Lost.
HAMILTON. Bermuda, ■ April 3
Several steamers now overdue cause*
the local officials to fear that they hav e
been lost in the great gales which swept
the Atlantic const last week.
! German Submarines Destroy Shipping
SAYVILLK, April 5.—A Berlin flash
asserts that the long eruising German
submarines have today penetrated far
into the commerce channels off th«
south and eastern English shores and
they are destroying all shipping tha'
has not been able to make port. Owing
to the greater depth to which they cun
sink the vessels of the allied fleet ar*
unable to effectively combat Germane*
latest weapons of war.
Foreign Officers to Man Russian Boats.
BERLIN’. April 3. Because the of
fners and gunners of the Russian
Black sea fleet have been disgracefully
unsuccessful in tiieir bombardment of
the Bosphorus and Turkish ports along
the Black sea coasts, it is reliably re
ported that two hundred Kngllsh.
French and Japanese master gunners
| and navigators are being rushed to
I Odessa for use on the Czar's Black sea
fleet
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