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VOL.*.
NOIOC, ALASKA, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1010.
NO. lK5f
PLANNING A COMPLETE BLOCKADE
Russian Massed Attacks Were Terrific, Galicia
PLAN STOPPAGE ALL TRAFFIC
DIRECT OR INDIRECT TO TEUTON
LONDON, Jan. 16.—By far the
most momentous tactics which
Great Britain has considered in the
war is the replacing of the Orders
in Council which are to be form
ally annulled, and the blockade in
stead of all trade with the Teutons,
direct or indirect.
The plans are being worked inr.o
shape and will possibly antagonize
powerful interests in Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Holland and the
« —'
United States. • *
The purpose of the British is to
prevent by naval means the passage
of any trans-oceanic trade from a
neutral to Germany, Austria, Bul
garia or Turkey, even when this
passes through a noutral state. It
will cut down an enormous import,
trade which has boen successfully
built ufc> since the war in all the
Scandinavian countries and may
precipitate war. The government is
not entering blindly on this pro
gram and foresees all the dlSTculttco
ahead.
LONDON, Jan. 16.—The Pall Ma.i
Gazette discussing the press reports
as to the attiude which America wii!
adopt towards the complete block
ade, says that the Empire Is shedd
ing blood not ink, and tho vindica
tion of tho national rights have
reached a stage wherein technical
itios must not be allowed to restrain
the legitimate use of all weapons
of warfare.
BERLLN. Jan. 16.—The resolu
tion of Great Britain • to begin &
complete blockale is published with
no comment.
Fresh home made Chocolate®,
Peanuts, Candles and Ice Cream at
the Rose Candy Store.
TWENTY-SIX INDICTED FOR
RIOTING IN YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. 16.—
Twenty-six men and women were
indicted by the Grand Jury follow
ing the probe of the rioting which
occurred during the strike when
the gun men fired at the strikers
killing two and injuring forty. Con
cealed weapons arson, rioting ana
conspiracy are among the true bills
returned against different members
of those who have been arrested.
i
The indictment is having a bad ef- j
feet upon the people at work ana
they ara suddenly grown sullen ana
hostile, and another strike is liable
to break out at any moment.
CITY BATH HOUSE.
Moonlight Spring Water. (Bolt
ing Hot).
M. O. SWLBERG.
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A fine selection of Fancy Hove*
filled with Home Made or Outside
Chocolates at Rose's Candy Store.
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OUT THE nfiWA RIGHT. ,UEA»
THE WORKER, i
NO CESSATION BATTLE
BUKOWINA OR GALICIA
PETROGRAD, Jan. 16.—The Rus
sian offensive is growing in intensi
ty in North Galicia and all the waj
down to the Bukowina border. The
weight of the Russian attack is
driving the Teutons slowly back
ward. The Russian losses are
heavy.
VIENNA, Jan. IB.-1—The Russian;
are fighting desperately in both Ga
licia and Bukowina and have driven
assaults forward with massed lines
twelve to fourteen doop in each ad
vance. This massed formation has
! resu'tod in terrific slaughter at the
hands of the Teutons. The persist
ent attack is gaining in some points,
but relative to the slaughter which
is appalling the gains arc without
consequence.
The Russians are fighting appa
rently without any definite plans, all
the more unintelligible to the Teu
ton commanders who fail to sea
why they are sacrificing so many
men, apparently uselessly.
• -.
BERLIN, Jan. 16.—The inability
of the Russians to force their way
any longer against tho Galician
front shows conclusively to them
how hopeless is the struggle. The
recent fighting is making the peo
ple very sanguine that the Allies
are realizing the folly of any longer
attempting to beat back tho Teuton
forces from the land they have now
conquered. p
To say that the popu'aco is elated
at the turn affairs have taken is to
put the actual popular feeling very
mildly.
Let ns estimate on your l«b Work
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CONSERVATION IS KtLLED
DY ADMINISTRATION SILL
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 16.—
The administration’s bold bid tor
the support of Big Business in the
throwing open of seven hundred
thousand acres of "mineral’ land un
der a leasing system is the death
blow of the policy of conservation.
The bill embribes all states but
specifically excludes Alaska. It
practically turns over to capitalists
for a song tho choicest portion of
the unentered mineral and coal land
In the United States, which the
trusts have not yet acquired.
Bach lessee is entitled to take
four full sections with a mlnumum
royalty of only two cents a ton for
coal. The bill provides for a divi
sion of the royalty betweon the
state and the nation.
It also permits municipalities' to
take up a quarter , section free of
such land for municipal purposes
only, and strictly- pruluctu private
operattoil '■ggMMT” HHygWTBnnilent
activity!;/;(> : ■
Since the days of Taft this is th<|
most audacious bid for tho Top Ca?
...—.
pitaliats
guidln,
bill ''
that
has ever been tlfo
ik star of the politicians. The
W r a‘ stri^ty'i administration
measrrre *
Saturday., .,.a..
The administration Is now praised
for its policy in almost all the pa
pers which heretofore have -not eveo.
ii! <
a kind word
That Jt will,
to great
completely
question.
one of; its. policies.
°v2i 'tho countjy,
aggregations of capital
does not admit of any
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conci
&
strian submrrlnes
iTnat the Allies
omselves satecod IntoTITfintij
■piracy .-tfie ^egrlty of a,
neutral nation. They planned to
dethrone CtJUatfCHtine and to seat
i Venlzokw oir*tle tbrone. • t
•da HHhrf'- CMMUtaiMndl* popularity
■ii ' ttNHHWMy OMMotha eMef^ob-'
stacle whlchrtfhO»aaiH«s erne*uatereil1
4-4I& cSrr^tt#«<(hiir,fhe(r Mi f am o us prcP
Jeets.
Ji-'M
J an.j.atm^piXjho^irajiiort
from the Austrian capital thru the1
Allies had planned to aothrono King
Constantine and to Boat Venlzeloa la
represents
tives of the Allies have roforred
it as a foolislPaiM‘49fcp4MMIfl6 rejior
^WHCTf^cjf tmruguwB UBttw m«u tn
spate^fe nmruwm ftiurida
■RTn
nonsense, and if it wero truth
would have taken care not to
'ffifcM'lenSei^lta ’’•Me : country. X
'‘*A-’V!ffipa«h‘H|*fJiyUWttjhdd fiwrth
IhaMlUifotlnUqtb
letterti-'t^HKed'srtBlWioWmbOySOttlfcia
question that {ft^&teflfSWS Wad
are true ■4»«vei^.particular an
that Venizelos was a party to tl
V&as'^ab#"
King Constantine, because of his
known determination to maintain
the neutrality or urooco.
It is known that the ToutonB are
now making p t*ld .fo^Qreefc jaup
port, and for twA-rbVon -the .reports
from Vienna arc leas_prcdltablo.
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CHEAP DOG FEED.—Good cooking
salmon for 4c. ID at Mafrty'^
Always in the lead.
lat m Mttmw am fMi M Wart
AUSTRIAN
SUNK BY
TT'V
ROME, Jan. 16.—The French sub
marine Foucalt sank the new Am
class Austrian Battle cruiser Franz
Josef off Novara Tipe. Tho crew was
a total loss.
LONDON, Jan. 16.—Tho yrteajlie^
Torquet was submarined in the
dlterreanen. Tho crew was savi
BERLIN, Jan. 16.—Directfcr.s
have been issued for a direct serf lotV
with CoHsttratitrople to be at tmcr1-'
inagurated.
VIENNA, ":<3an. I 0.-- 'l’he 11 KVilsor
and ‘ Franz 1 JosWhaVb dxWik'riged1
mutually eonftrtltulritbify tolbkfriins
ovet* thbJ cafrturb of l'Cfetltinfe'.' U ittt
th&rik (Sod fW Hls' tt&lfetaribo. 1,11
J:T'i! u.'fMJd (» 'M.1H Milfl i|
tittflUbM, '“'jafi:11 i'6*ftie Kritlsh
HaStb“hovMti o^eratlbrt a 'miTnbbr of
giaiit J' a.erHtilahdk1 '’whtefi7 aro1 Ity far
iargesf'’"flylri^1 riikchln'6s,'cVeil!lt'on
btMicteVf. Ytittjr lia^d'bbeh Worthing
on for Wbr"S'iy6v.r arid al-’
th'riri^h 'tnlflai '^dcslSWA pfbvcd Vaiu>-;
abKt);! “Kit’d dffebttVc dx’pdftfrientklly,
. '■.
they have beeti cdnsIHerabfyA'ltrr.’d
wndef' test.
It Is stated in tho ifAtffWthalf'tho
triair»!l" Intb'n-tlon of tlibW gt£hntic
•heavier1 "thtth air riMibhlfffcs fri'ri'raia
'lit'oti ttr^- arsenals and £hn factdriea
of the ehfemybncH'A# KlrupW eft'.
Th# ihachiiuta 'HtfVe 'WAon-'Sefi't oa
theib'bwn flighf' Acrbus ttf6u(*hfrfrneH
They are constru<rtlhfc''A''Vo1iy great
rtdmbcrdfthcse' itbto jila HdA1.1 w
n :ili: .lonifir ill: i ::ii lUiJmille -
«RT THR NWV» RftiHT:'1 BKA:»
THK mmiCFTK. 11 >«J-‘ '-"lint
arml
LONDON, ‘1 f.-^-afonlenogrlr
renin iCnt* are no)w ifactloiallj
surrounSe'd J an a the Austrians Jar*
mare Mug east to (neat ttfcs eblttmn
which aro invading fronLj.h& jsesi
The Austrians arc using Cattfnje foi
tho bMtf of their oporrtiOns. 'rf’i 'i '
ROME* . Jajf. 16.—Xty®. AnBtrt*m
are nowahping^tho Albanians ana
vhll use them In their further (‘at
tacks against' the cri&mtos in £hal
country. ' &
V-TENHA, JA. 16.—The advti
against Scutari has now begun.
capture of this placo Is considered
/certain.
LONDON, Jan. 16.—The Allies
havo conceded the Italian request
thpt the Servians who retreated
from their own country remain In
Albania instead of seeking to re
inforce the Allies at Salonika. This
concession was won only roluctantly
after the Allies had failed to show
Italy the folly, yf trying to keep
Scutari and, Du razzo.
VIENNA, ‘Jan. ' 16.—It Is, held
hero .that the Allies a^ now badly
r.iff’moiTio Hi”"1 7~7: \)pu:lr! n.rr: I
defeated and have given up all hope
of regaining what they have loat
and that the War whllo It may drag
out for some time is now neaV a
conclusion. The government Is sti
mulating these opinions.
GENEVA, Jan. 16.—Tho Teuton*
are now feeling rojoicod over the si
tuation although It Is evident the
passivity of the Allies in the present
emergency is occasioning some' un
easiness. Either the Allies arc de
feated and are rea'dy to admit it or
they have big plans concealed1 for
thd future. '
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> na i^aivj Jan. 1G.—S<
ierVicS'Theit TOttte been detailed
■investigate all particulars out
She navj^.yorrh, connection wlj
mystor’ous and unexplc.lnod el
v^ni^h ^ln^tt'cred the ontlrc
terlor of the new type suhmarli
2. killing four workers and 'll
BrooWwa^sevy
cglp^jfUbe exjftoplfcn is
difficult to ascertain, unions mi
ously done. The tanks wore oi
r* |‘
to!
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lip*;
inn
lit.
ljU» t>,
ji
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bp
thorough vontilatlon, and toots as- to
the presence of daagorous fumes
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ntj, itiMiailuwto *£»o h»« ,,,
Brfpr,7(,t# thPiiPxjJpalonj^fihPW^ 4,
safe tU*X-working,.„mpn’tP WWg„ana
(voiding tprchw,., TJ^y. ^ftd Vem %;
sroirte(i,nBftin€)j) t,iipe;(An4llwi,08t .ha?;,
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iflg.jprQb^.OgrAftg, tq th9,MWP»lPr(a^
Wtnre,#f ftjjflvac^fv^, thfiTp -IgiBomfi,
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The E 2 was undergoing jppalpfl.
i«, tiie dWIvvdopk.jot.Ttoft awry yarfl,.
Middle vj»i!Rrha««) dwngg^.fjg, tlupJ
explosion which looks like the^ work
af dynamite.
fm i'ii ini; ’.'iHfuii 'idii* >o Mil «;i
' WASHi^TOjj1, "15' tf.‘, Jin. i6.—
fcount von ftceWorff has made for
mal protest 1 to thoJ Unl’tlod* States
government for ttjo soiiuro of vo:i
Papan’s’ baggage ‘ although i'ofhing
l|ncriniinatin<g''^a8 beoiitIfoui^'Vb’era
u. (i KiiJ(iif!i.inO!i .'noii.'in , nil'
■wMw nr.nin mlniniii- : i n. * if i
Anyfiiing ln tlie line if 'Job"Work
at'the Inilnsirial Wbrkitf Office.
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