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NO. 1850.
Health Of Kaiser
MINERS AND RAILROADERS
PREPARE
LONDON, Jan. 14.—The papers
do not attempt to conceal the fact
that nothing since the war started
has arisen in the situation so quick'
ly and so critically as the climax
has been reached in labor circles
owing to the opposition to the con
scription bill.
The Miners federation met and
unanimously resolved to oppose con
scription "to the uttermost means
in their power". This means no
thing else but a general cessation
of work in the event of any attempt
being made to enforce it against
the unionists.
That was yesterday afternoon. To
day the Railroad Workers Associa
tion adopted an even more radical
resolution which is termed revolu
tionary by the London paporB.
This resolution emphatically de
clares against conscription “unless
the government is prepared to con
fiscate the wealth and property of
the privileged classes to the same
end: that is the successful prosecu
tion of the war. And they are re
solved to resist by every means in
their power, any attempt at the
confiscation of the person of any
workers whose only wealth is their
labor power”. Tho resolution sets
forth that the workers were not con
suited in the declaration of war
that it is not being fought for theii
betterment, and that the costs art
being piled upon them in person
and on their labor powor for the
profit of those in privileged posi
tions who will be the sole gainers
by the war. The resolution cites
the enormous profits made by th:
financial rings connected with float
ing government loans, the immense
ly gainful contracts which the mu
nition makers and others supplying
the forces havo been able to make
and denounces the attempt made tc
force the workers to war for tfK
continued profit of theco.
The country Is declared to be fac
ing a revolution which “must be
nipped in the bud".
SONS OF THE NORTH SOCIAL.
The Sons of the North will give
a Social on Saturday Jan. 15th in
Sons of the North Hall at 9 o’clock
P. M., for members and invited
friends. Invitation cards received
at the door.
Business meeting Jan. ltlth at 4
P. M. >11 .Members requested to
attend.. Business of Importame
Let us estimate on your Job Work
GIVEN STAY OF EXECUTION
JANUARY TWENTY-FOUR
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14.—Until
Schmidt's counsel can prcsont their
pleading for a new trial, a stay In
the execution of the sentence by
Judge Winn of life imprisonment
has been granted.
The stay extends the time until
January 24.
There is a general belief in labor
quarters that this application for a
new trial will be conceded. But in
other quarters the opposite view Is
entertained.
BUM CONDITIONS FRISCO
WAITERS FEED UNEMPLOYED
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.—Since
the closing of the exposition, the
San Francisco restaurant business
has completely collapsed. Hotels
arc doing nothing, many eating
houses have closed and union wait
ers are now feeding the unemployed
members of their organization.
There are live or six men for every
job and the proeperity that is being
reported has so far put in no ap
pearance here any more than in the
other cities of the Pacific coast.
CETTINJE TAKEN, OFFICIALLY
IS ANNOUNCED IN VIENNA
VIENNA, Jan. 14.—Tonight the (
War Department displayed an illu-'
minated bulletin anhouncing that
“Cettinje has fallen to our arms”.
LONDON, Jan. 14.—The Austrians
advancing from Cattaro have
reached Michitz and are now bomb
arding Antivari which place is cer
tain to fall. They have been en
countering a heavy opposition, but
they are so hopelessly numerically
Buperior to the Montenegrins that
they crushing them in almost every
engagement with remarkaablo sud
deness. Despite this, Italians ad
vices show that the Austrian losses
are disproportionately large.
LONDON, Jan. 14.—It is stated
that the Austrians are now virtually
in control of Montenegro.
ROME, Jan. 14.—The conquest
of Montenegro by the Austrians is
now practically an accomplished
fact, and little hesitation is dis
played in crediting the general ru
nor that the Montenegrins are try
ng to arrange a separate peace. It
is understood that no efforts will
fte made by the Allies to prevent
the Montenegrins making whr.t
terms they can with the Austrians.
VIENNA, Jan. 14.—It Is likely
that Montenegro may make terms
with the Austrian government. A
heavy war indemnity will be de
manded with fitting security for its
9nal payment.
GERMAN LOSSES WERE
HUGE AT CHAMPAGNE
PARIS, Jan. 13.—The Gorman
casualties in the Champagne section
1U their desperate eflbrt to beat back
the French Uses were not less than
25,000 killed as they swept regi
ment after regiment up against; the
mined and entrenched positions of
the French.
General Elnem planned to bend
the whole Allied front between
Rheims and Verdun. With gas
bombs they forced the retirement
of the French advance lines, but
the French have regained practi
,.i .. if v.m. i i i ' m
cally all these positions.
BERLIN, Jan. 13.—The British
offensive at Artnontlores has been
repulsed. Four enemy aeroplanes
carrying eight men were destroyed
LONDON, Jan. 13.—A British
drive In the direction of Roubaix
with an Armentieres base resulted
in small gains against the German
lines with fierce fighting still pro
vailing. The result if this drive has
been to cause a diversion from the
Champagne front where the Ger
mans are now on a nervous defen
sive. The British casualties are re
ported as light.
The lines are now being bomb
orded.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 14.—Dirty
rainy Weather on the Belgium front
makes It certain that no Immediate
extensivo operations will bo under
taken.
Let as estimate oa your Job Work
BRITISH FORWARD AMERICA
PAPERS GRABBED ON PAPEN
LONDON, Jan. 14.—Copies of
correspondence taken from Captain
von Papen at Falmouth by the
British have been sent to the Am
erican government. Check stuba
show frequent payments to porsons
charged with bomb plots.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.—Four men
and one women have been indicted
for conspiring to violate the customs
and postal laws shipping contra
band of war to Germany as personal
baggago or as pareol post The
main shipments consisted of rub
ber.'
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ROME, Jan. 14.—Tho estimated
war cost ending December since the
beginning for all nations is esti
mated at 15,060,000,000.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.—Tho new
Leland liner Huronian was subma
rined oft the south coast of Ireland
yesterday. The crew were saved
The submarining took place at al
most the same place where the Lu
sitania and the Arabic were sunk.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 14.—The Ford
Peace party named William Jen
nings Bryan, Henry Ford, Jan*
Ad dams. Rev. Aked and Mrs. Fell
as a permanent peace commission
with full power to act.
It Is admitted that the peace ex
pedition has been a doleful lizzie,
with no effort made upon the part
of either belligerent or neutral gov
ernments to in any way assist them
in the pacificist work that they have
undertaken. Most of the party will
make an early return to America
the permanent commission howevei
will prdbably see-what can be done
with the belligerent powers.
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the Meee Candy Stove.
PLOTTERS PLAN KILL
ENVER PASHA FAILED
PARIS, Jan. 14.—Plotters plan
ning to kill Envir Pasha, the great
Pro-German leader, and to over
throw the present government ex
pelling thereupon the Germans,
failed. Scores of high Turkish offi
cials have been arrested. The
greatest excitement prevails in Con
stantinople by the persistent ru
mors which are gaining ground with
the people that the Central Powers
have agreed to give Constantinr,.'o
to Bulgaria for its participation in
the war on the Teuton isde. The
situation is fraught with immense
possibilities.
PARIS, Jan. 14.—It is stated that
the Germans arc now completely
on the defensive.
BERLIN, Jan. 14.—The German
Social-Democratic party for the pur
pose of maintaining the party dis
cipline has expelled their former
leader Dr. Liebknecht for not voting
with the majority for the war cre
dits in the Reichstag, and for agi
tating for peace. Sudekim was the
leador of the faction which insist>>d
upon his expulsion and tho entire
executive finally approved the ac
tion.
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Moonlight Spring Water. (Bolt*
ing Hot).
M. O. SOIjBEKO.
RUSSIANS RENEW THEIR
OFFENSIVE IN RUKOWINA
LONDON, Jan. 14.—The Rus
sians have again taken the offensive
and reports today show that they
have succeeded in bending back the
Teuton lines after terrific fighting
wherein the slaughter that marked
the fighting in the Bukowina dis
trict has been completely eclipsed.
The Russians according to an of
ficial report have captured Sada
gura after a bloody repulse of the
Teutons.
| BERLIN, Jan. 14.—Thore la
I ftorco fighting today in oast Qallclr
and in Bukowina. in the former
the Teutons ejectod the Russians
from their advance tronches be
tween Horodenka and Buczacz. The
fighting is desperate.
VIENNA, Jan. 14-—Every spare
man is now being rushod to over
come the continued Russian press
ure in Galicia and Bukowina. These
have reached the mountain passes
whore it is expected the Russians
will make a desperate effort to
break through. From present in
dications the Russian drive is wedg
Ing to Stanlslau, but the route la so
well defended that they will never
reach within miles of that point.
Large German reinforcements
have been counter-manded from the
north whither they were being dis
patched, to crush the Russians In
their hostile drive in Bukowlna and
Galicia.
PETROGRAD, Jan. 14.—The Rus
sians are moving their lines for
ward in Bukowlna.
Let as estlmave on your JOB Wort
INTERVENTION SENTIMENT
IS SHOWING FAST DAILY
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 14.—
Proeident Wlloon stands pat in hi
policy of watchful waiting towards
Mexico and depends upon President
Carranza to punish the bandits.
Lansing states that the victims
of the Chihuahua Vlllatists wer<
spociflcr.lly warnod not to enter Mex
ico at that time as if thoy did k
thoy would be in peril of theii
lives. ' ,,
Senator James Hamilton Lewis ol
Illinois has gone over bag and bag
.gage to the interventionists as might
have been expected from the Hoars
influence. The ontiro Hearot papori
constantly and vociferously demand
lng American Intervention.
Lewis today Introduced a resolu
tion authorizing the uso of tho
army and navy In Mexican affairs
as at Haiti and Nicaragua.
As any invasion of Mexican terri
tory would be reoented war would
of course result.
Wilson alone can prevent Inter
vention.
EL PASO, Jan. 14.—Former Pre
sident Huerta la dead. Bronchial
trouble of probable tubercular ori
gin caused his death.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 14.—
Senator Weeks Is demanding Inter
vention In Mexico. He Insists that
the matter doos not lie with the
President but with Congroco.
TRAIN SERVICE OVER
NEW ROAD.
SEWARD, Jan. 14.—Train service
has been Inaugurated from Anchor
age oyer that section of the gov
ernment road which has been com
pleted.
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