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MOMR. ALANHA FRIDAY, MARCH 24, *916.
NO. 1908.
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PBTROORAD, March 23.—The
sreateat f<«fiinwlee,. which the &u»*
•tens hare engaged on for over a
Tear .4a,JW!k-awing in, the
Oonrlaad front, but extending furth
er seuththan was first expected. *
With a* half * aviniUionmsn#. 'Kuro -
vatkin is now along a hundred and
fifty mite .front bruisiug the. lines
at von; Hindeuberg’s armies. . ?
| la no lean than fire places they
broke through .todkjg although the
Germans are holding their ground
tenaciously. t > u
BERLIN, March 23.—The Cour
land fighting te severe. Although
on the offensive along on. extended
battle line, the-ape* of .the Russiaii
'offensive is directed against Vilna
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In an apparent effort to sever the
<8esntan defease litres. ‘ '
!h;iTU weight^ot the Russian often*
siveis fetr along theentireMiftomHi
to some aectiflas the Oetm&hs mowd1
to theft second 'lines ot defenses’ for
better action, and* firmer resistant*.
M Tfaealtnatlon is not regarded with
tiny uneasiness and' von-Hlndenhorg
Is well in contmiil ' '
LONDON, March 22.—Tho Rus
slut Courtknd offensive hu begun
with considerable' ■ vigor and this
evening's dispatches from (hat front
repent considerable gains.!
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CHKA1’ DOO FEED.—Good cooking
salmon foe 4c. tb at Miirphy'e.
Always In the lead.1 h
PARIS, . yjirQh,23.—The Verdun,
situation is rapidly developing witii
theGermanlunge this, time directed
fr3m the direction cf Argoi ne strik
ing southwards an eostwrrdo in an
attompf ito cut tfco railroad lino be
tween Verdun and Parin.
Following bombardment the Ger
mans stormed and captured Hau
conrt Hill while they are holding
Avancourt from which their lirngo
against the-^llroad la principally
directed.
The official report does not indi
cate any serious misgivings con
cerning the fate ot Verdun, although
military critics insist that It is very
gravo.
BERLIN, March 23.—The system
atic advance of the Germans in the
Verdun section still contlnuos. The
French are almost isolated from tho
Meuse positions <vt Malincourt anu
the heavy artillery Are from that re
gion is now sleckonod. The right
wing of the Verdun army hr.s taken
Haucourt Hill which with Avencourt
threatens the French line of com
munications; The French offered a
very stubborn opposition to the
storming infantry, but although
losses were heavy thoy were com
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i»6 'way.
The gsns are now moved forward
to bombard the next objective of a
very hilly and for that reason some
what difficult country.
It is- believed that Verdun will
fall at the latest before Friday
night, and that the immense stores
will also be taken by the Germans.
Let as estimate on /our Job Work
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.PATTERSON, N. J. March 23.—
TMBroity, called quite tfocently the
itltf of) strikes on account of the con
stant' friction between the employee*
of) the mill companies and the
management! ir again threatened
'with the largest strike on record.
Twenty-five thousand Bilk workers
today presented a solid demand fo,'
the nine hour. day at the present
scale of wages in all mills from
April 1. The managers after a hur
ried conference offered tho workers
n nine and half hour day from May
1 to November 9 This offer has
been promptly rejected and the
workers declare they will strike
April 1 if their demands are not all
granted by that time.
The average pay in the mills is
about a dollar a day and tho hours
range from ton to fourteen.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
A moeting of the Seward Peninsula
Republican Club will be held Satur
day Evening at Hunter Hall at 8 P.
M. Business of lmportanco.
. .W. D’ARCY CHACE, President.. .
C. H. MILOT, Secretary. .'. ..
March 25.—Fort Davis Dance.— -
Teams free to Fort Davis will call
for gnests at the Golden Gate anvl
Hose Candy Store. A11 free. Every
one invited.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. IS
SWEPT BY FLAMES
AUGUSTA, Georgia, March 23 —
This city was Are swept today
fearful results, ten of the lai^^H
business blocks and twenty resi
dences being totally destroyed.
The damage Is estimated at five
million dollars..
Eight persons, two of whom were
Hremen, were killed in the Aamcs.
The origin of the Are is unknowr
although it started from seme un
known cause in tho basement of a
hotel and spread with terr
For your dogs. Kirks Sore Foot
Itemed}' 50c. and $1.00. Grant*
Sure Shot Mauge Remedy 50c. anil
$1.00, at I.*>men's Drug Store.
Anything in the line of job work
at the Industrial Worker Office.
Satisfaction assured.
BK&UN. March 23.—A Vienna
dispatch reporting, the Rusetae post-i
Cion . in. Q&Ucia declaros that the
Mar hordes ajro now. descending
apon thy Austrians la large sum
bora. They ane . operating three
armies in the eastern sections and
seeen. to .have eonceatrated-their efr
fort# towards .isolating Czernowi t»
from (which ma,ny. Austrian troops
hare Jheen removed.
Owe army has crossed the Buko
wlna bonder and i» moving -north;
and west, another, is.,Invading., the
Oaliclan territory with a sweep di-r
roctly west along the Dneistcr, while
yet another has moved towards the
Teuton iltaea on the Bug from Tar
nopol. , The Invasion Is unsystematic
and seems directed towards engag
ing the Austrians with the least
pcsaiblo trouble.
VIENNA, March 23.—-The Aus
trians and Ruscir.no arc now clash
ing on the south bank of the Dnoiat
or, the Russians., have effected a
crossing during tiio night iu spite
of tho foarful condition 'of the river.
Heavy efforts are now be£ng made
to hurl the Russians back and with
the Ausrians gaining, thoin position
there would be little short ot des
perate. Their bridges a rtf being'
threatened with logs and trees that
are moving-down the flooded river.
PETROGRAD,, March 23.—The
Galician campaign has opened with
great gains- for the Russians, tW
Austrians - steadily withdrawing be
fore the attacks of the Slav foroee.
Finest Unalakleet dog Salman at
IHTFFW’Ht. 7 cents delivered.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 23.—
WP-lag, Yhea, the repreeeuU
roey apd cheerful took their
la Con grace, the Hay bill *u
at raadyy *or rote, <iWitt»eu|>
»tA. flSha.t nUlltla pajfcaaa
—mi iiminit nltrogen-from-the-atmoa
' alone TeWalulng tor con
ao quickly dla
ot. for itkBjdehate dragged tta
way through the forenoon until
thia afternoon when It paased, with
Meyer London, socialist, and Britt—,,
republican, help* |he paly dissenting
the
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Mexican
alarm felt herd
situation. The
to feel
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will
men. Today In groups they were
discussing what effect such ?•» war
would have .upon.the. political atti
tude of the people. Everything 1*
peMttoel> these days, la Washington.
-Senaoe Weeks* la w* hard speech
flayed Preparedness plans which he
berated for the thine Emit and then
si ppepesalftwitita/mw
nltfsUlst*\ ahdf migOnss, ‘1« nuiwed
round and supported the policy of
the Administration in the Mexican
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The legislator* are now preparing
fs* > 4&e -Nser •> MlhtMtee whteirsshey
httb tofhWgtUlik'jiM^ tfesi
pess and passing softie" fence hutlS
ers for their cenifftoeats. As It is
a*
kinds . of obstacles to arise in their
paths. ■ • f't it* ,i f.
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PEKING, March 23.—Yuan Shi
Kal announces In a very length^
edict that he today has abandonee!
the' monarchy ' and resumed the
Presidency of the republic of China.
The edict Is said to be one Of the
most' elaborate ovdr issued, refers
to the ancestors Of ‘the Preeldent
and the* glory of Chinese history in
the past, compliments himself upon
his great ability and proceeds to
state that with deep regret he has
seen the people revolt and oppose
the monarchy. Although his ablest
counsellors had advised him that
his people sighed for him to takh
the crown of empire and direct the
destinies of the country In a nan
ner 'imperial and great, he has felt
that the rebellion is ample proot
that monarchical sentiment “is not
quite unanimous’’.
'Yuan goes on to state that resum
ing the Presidency of the Chinese
republic he feels bound to offer a
general amnesty and pardon to all
who participated in the recent revolt
unless such as wore before that
guilty of heinous crimes against
other Chinese citizens and as such
| amenable to the laws against civil
crime.
The reason for the step is how
ever said to he because Yuan him
self has reason to doubt the loyalty
of his own soldiers against thq re
publicans of the southern pro
vinces.
WHEN IN TOWN
Drop into the
MERCHANTS CAFE.
The Home of Good Eats.
STOCKHOLM,, March Three
socialist' editors hero beeta hr retted!
cbdrgedfwlth high treteoh' iw conae
quenco of pasting a resolution at 4
revolution and general strike‘in case
Sweden entered the war
Thessrreat. of the three men came
lifer. i*bdtt* from* th* blue although'
thefr papers to far have not beett)
auepebded. fr 'V'f
The arreat has had a very contrary
effect» as'it hair J resulted In masf
meetings being held whereat the1
government is denounced and'
LONDON. March 23.—The Norr
■reglan steamer LlnderfleM wad
t t*
submarine.
TOKIO, March 23 — TUo Govern
ment by an imperial order direct*
'jthlMt mlMtary Inatwtlou* be m§de, a
feature In alt college instruction.
, CONSTANTINOPLE, March 23 —
The government is getting ready
trnop* t^ awUt Bvteari-U in case «t
need.
! CONSTANTINOPLE. March 23.;
The- Russians are now connecting
thetr 1 Mate! with railroads to-, the
PoraUn,g«if tn order to obtjii* ehto
ments of aupplioa from'India and
‘ • REELING Macsb 4l^ma:IMM»l
is at the Verdun trout.
BERLIN. March as.-rlt is stated
that. Verdun will taU tomorrow.
NOTICE TO PUBJLIO. .
On and alter March first a deposit
of ten cents per bottle will be **•
quired ot ail customers purchasing
mlllf , ft tbe,local business houses.
Money will be refunded upon6 Wk'
turn of bottle^; ; ~ '
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