JAPS MAY GC
T0K10, Jan. 15.—The Japanese promoters of the
volunteer movement to send an army corps to the assist
ance of the allies in Europe have issued a manifesto ap
pealing to the Japanese people and foreigners for funds
to carry out their scheme. The manifesto says that as
Lafayette helped the United States and Garibaldi helped
France so the Japanese wish to help the allies in order to
terminate the war and restore peace to the earth. It is
stated here that the chief objection to the sending ot a
Japanese army to Europe came from France but there is
said to be no objection from any allied nation to the send
ing of volunteers from Japan. The men connected with
the movement seem to he confident that they can secure a
large force with plenty of funds to render material assist
ance against Germany.
BATTLING IN CAUCASIA
ANTHENS, Jan. 15.—According to the most recent
accounts arriving here the Turks have made some ad
vances across the eastern border ot Asia Minor but the
Russians are sending great reinforcements to check anv
further attempts in that direction. As far as can be learn
ed there seems to be no inclination on the part of Turkey
at present to make an attempt on the Suez canal. Rumors
have reached this city of internecine disturbances in j
Egypt but they are put down as the result of German
intrigues or German invention. Reliable information
from Turkey, however, is to the effect that the Turks«
are now busy training large forces to have them ready for
action within a few months.
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One advantage which the Germans have surely secur
ed by their success is that it will compel the F rench to
force a recrossing of the Aisne if they again attempt the(
offensive. For this reason alone the reverse cannot be re-,
garded as anything but serious even though the Germans
tail to follow* their advantage at present.
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GERMANS N HUNGARY
PETROGRAD, Jan. 15.—Large bodies of German
troops have arrived in northern Hungary and have been
distributed in such a manner as to enable them to protect
the entrances into that country from the north. The Ger
mans are apparently reinforcing the Ausrians lor a vig
orous effort to free northern Hungary and Bukowina
from the Russians. These German troops are the ones
that were reported some days ago to have left Germany
for the south. It was thought at that time that they were
intended for service in Servia but the real purpose ol
their movement is now apparent. They were sent south
I after strong appeals from the Austrians lor aid in pro
i tecting Austrian territory and the most remarkable fact
! about it is that Germany was able to spare such consid
| erable forces from the eastern and western battle lines
| for service in that part of the war theater. Because of
; the dispatch of German troops to that quarter and also
| because of the movements of the enemy near Warsaw the*
general staff is inclined to believe that Germany is about
to make a furious and vast effort to reach its goal soon.
The news from France bears out this opinion and the next
few weeks are expected to see the most terrific struggle
on record for this or any other war.
GERMANS TO PUSH FORWARD
PETROGRAD, Jan. 15.—The Russian general staff
is now fully convinced that the Germans are preparing
for a general advance of the most aggressive kind from
the west and southwest of Warsaw. They have removed
their sick and wounded from Lodz and Piotrkow into
Prussia and have changed their ammunition bases in such
a manner that their intentions to inaugurate a great for
ward movement are very evident. Since the setback in
Bolimow region the Russians have succeeded in holding,
their ground but the preparations of the enemy have ap-;
parently kept them too busy to follow up their advantage;
for the present. The Russians are carefully entrenching!
themselves and are prepared to put up a strong resistance.
The German army to the north of Warsaw has made no
further advance but the forward movement of the enemy
in that quarter will probably be attempted simultaneously
with the attack from the west and southwest.
NEWS NOTES
J. Frederick Johnson, Moose organ-!
izer, leaves Seattle today for Juneau;
and will probably come here later.
Captain Gudmundson of the Silver j
Wave arrived on the Mariposa. He
will proceed as soon as possible to the
place where she is beached and repair
the injury done while she was on her
way from Nome some time ago. The
Silver Wave brought the members of j
the legislature from Seward penin
sula. Captain Gudmundson is accom
panied by John Johnson.
Judge A. E. Maltby and Mrs. Malt
by leave on the Mariposa for the out
side.
Roy Houghman who was adjudged
insane at Knik is being taken to Val
dez by Deputy Marshal Casler. He
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VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT.
Tonight will be Amateur night at
the Casino. The vaudeville part of the'
entertainment will come first so that
people ought to be in their seats at
eight o'clock sharp. It is said that the
items on the program are most en
tertaining.
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moose meet tonight.
The regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held this even
j ing at 8 o’clock sharp.
General household utensils at Brown
& Hawkins. “Quality first.” !
The finest kind of job work as well j
as the plainest is done by the Gate
way.
Finch's Golden Wedding Bye at The
Branch.
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which is always a safe guide, shows
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The training to save means sobriety,
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“ PALACE JINGLES ”
Now Woody has the Railroad Dope, j
And Big Business wants a Bank,
And from the news the other towns
Must be feeling pretty rank.
But until they start construction—
In case you're feeling dry,
Come over to the Palace
And try Our SHERWOOD RYE.
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JOE MORRIS Cafe and Lunch Counter Just Opened ] BILL DEVINE
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There’l be some celebration
On that to be remembered day,
When Woody hands the dope out
Headed Resurrection Bay.
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And there’ll sure be something doing,
And we'll all be feeling fly
When we start in at THE PALACE
To celebrate on SHERWOOD RYE