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MOHR, ALASKA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1915.
NO.
1831.
BULGARS ARE ABOUT
TO INVADE GREECE
LONDON, Dec. 23.—Greece Is
about to be taught a hard lesson on
the reliability of the pledged word
of the Bulgarian nation. The Bul
gars it is announced are about to
invade Greece and constant friction
is reported between the outposts on
either side of the border.
The Greeclan demobilization or
der has by proclamation been with
drawn, and an Athens dispatch
which is quite official says that mar
tial law is imminent.
ATHENS, Dec. 23.—Feeling In
this city runs high with the an
nouncement of tho Bulgar Intention
to Invade Greece. The revulsion or
feeling against the Bulgars almost
swept over the city like a storm,
angry mobs debouncing the neu
tralists and deploring the policy
which kept Greece quiet while Serv
ia their ally was being over-run.
Alarmist articles are published In
the papers denouncing the Bulgars
and the Teuton nations, with many
bitter remarks about King Constan
tine.
The Foreign Minister refuses to
hold the Bulgars responsible, and
blames the Allies for their forced
nccupation of Salonika. The Allies
have been steadily strengthening
their position there, while menacing
the peace of Greece.
LONDON, Dec. 23.—It is officially
announced that the British Darda
nelles causualtles. amount in killed
wounded and missing to one hund
red and thirteen thousand.
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MORE INDICTMENTS ARE
CHARGED TO GERMANISTS
—
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—The all
eged Germanist conspiracies are
again the topic of discussion in the
metropolis when indictments were
returned today against Paul Koenig
a detective, and Richard Leyen
decker an antique jeweller and gen
eral dealer, to dynamite the Well
and Canal and Edmund Justice con
spiring to obtain military informa
tion.
The extent of the conspiracy,
states an Associated Press report,
is perhaps to be guaged by the fact,
the officials declare that these in
dictments now returned are merely
the forerunners of many more
which will astound the city.
Koenig is declared to have been
an agent provocateur who inveigled
the man Leyendecker to attempt
the work for which both are in
dicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.—It is
i stated in the evening papers that
Mrs. Carrol Potter has been offered
i immunity in return for a confession
! but that so far she has refused to
i listen to the agents of the govern
ment.
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| NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—It is posl
' tively declared that two fditors wil
be incriminated by certain evidence,
some of it of a documentary kind,
that has come into the hands of the
federal officials as a result of the
conspiracies probe.
The situation is stated to be real
ly grave and extensively so.
Artistic Gifts at MUELLERS.
AT THE OLD STAND.
Non open Tor Msmess, Tht
MERCHANT’S CAKE, serving a
usual the best meals in the best
style in Nome.
DAN HALPIN. Prop.
GERMANS RE-CAPTURE THE
POSITION TAKEN OY FRENCH,
BERLIN, Dec. 23.—After a des
perate cc.unter-assault the German
troops finally recaptured Hart
mannsweilerkopf which the French
took the preceding day. Unfortun
ately the losses were heavy.
PARIS, Dec. 23.—The Germans
In a savage counter-attack regained
Hartmannsweilerkopf but not until
regiment after regiment was anihi
lated did they render the position
untenable.
Fighting still continues, the Ger
mans bringing up still* further rein
forcements.
BERLIN, Dec. 23.—A trouble
some anti-Semitic controversy is
disturbing the action ot the present
time, and is being denounced by the
stronger papers as very ill-timed as
likely to disturb the unity of the
empiro.
VIENNA, Dec. 23.—The Imperial
government has forbidden the bak
ing of fancy bread.
ROME, Dec. 23.—The food short
age in Germany and Austria is be
coming acute. Famine riots are a
daily occurence causing moro ana
more trouble to the governments.
ROTTERDAM, Dec. 23.—It is
stated that the German empire is
now practically in a ferment on ac
count of the shortage of food. The
government is discovering present
supplies inadequate for any but the
fighting masses of the people, and
the residents are complaining of
famine conditions.
Iieave your Orders now at the
ROSE CANDY STORE.
TOKIO SAYS MUST NOW
ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE
LONDON, Dec. 23.—The Yasaka
Marti en route to Japan was subma
rined in the Mediterranean today.
The steamer was unwarned
and had a valuable cargo. Although
unwarned the splendid discipline
and admirable coolness of the Jap
anese sailors and officers of the
steamer saved the two hundred and
elgthy persons who were on board.
TOKIO, Dec. 23.—Nothing has
so Inflamed opinion against the
Teutons in Japan since the war be
gan as the submarining without
warning of the Yasaka Maru. Tokio
papers and Indeed Japanese papers
papers generally insist that the
submarining should be promptly
followed by the dispatch to Euro
pean waters of Japanese subma
rines and a million men immediate
ly
Great demonstrations took place
today where war fever was openly
rampant.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 23.—
As far as can be ascertained there
were two Americans travelling on
board the Yasaka Maru.both of them
being saved in the boats of the
steamer. The steamer took fifteen
minutes to founder after stricken
by the torpedo, yet in that time
every boat was launched with syste
matic swiftness and those on board
3aved.
It will not affect the matters now
being the subject of notes between
the United States and Austria.
LONDON, Dec. 23.—An Austrian
submarine sank the Tasaka Maru.
Fr—h homo made Chocolates,
Peanuts, Candles and lee Cream at
the Rose Candy Store.
SPAIN HOLDS SENERAL
ELECTIONS IN MARCH
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MADRID, Dec. 23.—Today on the
advice of his ministers Alfonso dis
solved the Cortes and elections will
be held In March. The war will
only indirectly affect the elections.
The government of Spain Is said
to be pro-German with the nobllitv
and wealthier classes Btrongly sym
pathetic to the Central powers, bui
the vast masses are pro-Ally In sen
timent, and It Is known on his own
admission that King Alfonso Is alsc
with the Allies In sympathy. j
| Alfonso stated that only “the
I canaille and the king were Ally In I
j Spain these days” a remark for
| which he was severely criticiezd
! Germanic Influence has assureo |
Spain, Gibraltar, Ceuta, and Portu
gal in return for it* support.
Seasonable gifts in choicest varie
ty at MUKLLER8.
PEACE AND FOOD
RIOTS IN GERMANY
LONDON, Dec. 23.—A Copen
hagen dispatch gives an account of
recent rioting in Berlin which was
suppressed by drastic measures,
many of the offenders being arrest
3d, courtmartialed and promptly
‘dealt with”. Tho rioting was pro
moted by food and peaco demands
made by a large number of demon
strators and followed resistance to
an order dispersing the masses. The
military and police easily obtained
the upper hand after they subjected
the crowds to a gruelling they will
long remember.
Every person arrested has been
punished. Very many, in fact the
majority of the rioters, are said to
have been women.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 23.—A copy
of the German Humanity League
manifesto has been just received
here, having eluded the watchful
eyes of the censors. This manifesto
was simultaneously posted over Ber
lin and other great cities in the
German empire. It is signed by
Karl Bernstein and nine other
“leaders” who declare that the Kai
ser has fouled the imperial throne
by plungingt he country into war
and calls for his deposition.
The circulation of the poster has
kept the German police busy lor
over a week, but no details were
allowed to get out concerning its
contents until the copies of the ori
ginal were received here and thus
made public. The manifesto origi
nated with a small group of ultra
radicals.
It has been repudiated by the ma
jority of the social-democrats.
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"NOW" and let us set it aside lor
You.
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MONTENEGRIN INVASION IS
CHECKED SAYS PAR.S WIRE
MONTENEGRIN INVA ngcsse d e
PARIS, Dec. 23.—The Austrian
invasion of Montenegro has been
checked. After desperate fighting
in the passes, in which vast num
aers of Austrian troops were de
stroyed, the Montenegrins have been
able to stop the invasion and the
Austrians are now retiring. It is
not believed that another effort will
be Evtsde to overcome Montenegro
until spring arrives. The weather
;onditions are frightful among the
bills.
ATHENS, Dec. 23.—Austrian
iviators today bombarded Salonika.
THE HAGUE, Dec. 23.—A Vienna
dispatch says that the emperor has
POUR MILLION POLES
DESTITUTE AND STARVING.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Prepar
ing to work up feeling for the Po
lish Relief agitation, for which an
entire day has been set aside on
January 1 by President Wilson, the
papers have begun to print accounts
of the distress that now exists in
Poland.
According to a statement pub
lished in the Times, over four million
Poles are without funds and utterly
destitute. Famine conditions ar-'
general throughout, and Germany
has seized all the food supply for
her forces having none too much
herself.
CHICAGO HELD CAPTIVE
BY GRIPPE EPIDEMIC
CHICAGO HELD shr dsluhdrl shrdr
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Schools are
closed on account of it, hospitals
are filled with complications result
ing from it, and every other person
is afflicted with an epidemic oi
grippe.
Several pneumonia cases have
been traced directly to the trouble
which has practically laid the city
flat in bed.
In the records of the Health De
partment no such influenza epide
mic has ever been known. Damp
mild winter weather is assigned as
the pre-disposing cause.
CHEAP DOG FEED.—Good cooking
salmon for 4c. ffi at Murphy's.
Always In the lead.
. THE LAST BOAT
of the season Is gone, nut we still
remain, and will be pleased tc
meet our old friends and to mak*
new ones. Give us a chance t<"
prove to you that we do the besl
work in Nome.
We make suits to order.
We make alterations.
We make and repair furs.
Wo do clearing, pressing and re
pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
We guarantee all work, and oui
prices are reasonable.
NOME TAILORING OO.
Betveen Segerstrom ft Hagen ant
Zehners Jewelry Stores.
counselled his Foreign Minister to
accede to the American Ancona de
mands.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—British
officers boarded the steamer Rotter
dam and seized German, Sofia and
Constantinople mail on board the
steamer.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 23.—The Ford
peace party arrived here this even
ing without Henry Ford who re
mained in Christiania where he is
threatened with pneumonia, con
traded coming across the ocean.
BERLIN, Dec. 23.—Suffering
from a feverish cold, the Kaiser is
today confined to his bed in the
Palace.
His condition occasions however
no anxiety.
LONDON, Dec. 23.—Inasmuch as
Asquith asked for one million men
and its necessary complement of re
cruiting strength, this means that
the enlistment will be set at one
million and a quarter.
CITY BATH HOUSE.
Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil
ing Hot).
M. O. SOLBERG.
Anything in the line of job wort
at the Indnstrial Worker Office.
Satisfaction assured.
DO NOT WANT THAT
MAN TEDDY ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 23.—
The republicans do not favor Roose
velt. This is the pronouncement
of one of the most prominent on the
republican national committee. He
stated that any person was quite safe
to say that as far as the republicans
were concerned, Roosevelt or any
third termer had become an im
possible candidate.
The Chicago Tribune says that
this la merely the official party vifw,
the popular view in the party may
be quite different and there is not
any probability of the committee
attempting to steam roll another
convention; that lesson has been
learned.
Order your Candy Canes now.
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JAPANESE PLAY JOKE OK
ONITED STATES CUSTOMS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.—The
Japanese sailors who were arrested
with opium and accused of smugg
ling merely had a joke on the
Customs Authorities, or possibly
intended to pass off a bunk on the
Chinese to whom they might retail
the drug.
The authorities state that the
half a million dollars worth of
opium seized recently from Japan
ese was merely glucose, and con
tained none of the narcotic drug at
all.
Xmas presents at MUELLERS.
GREAT MOUNTAIN OF
FIRE AT LAST CONTROLLED
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23.—After
heart breaking forest fire fight on
Santa Monica mountain, lasting
over a week, the fighters claim a
victory and assert that the flames
are now under control and rapidly
dying out. By driving vast and
wide cuts in the path of the fire,
and systematic back firing the fight
ers conquered the flames that haa
illumined Santa Monica for nearly
two weeks.
CARRANZA NOW HOLDS
THE CITY OF CHIHUAHUA
EL PASO, Dec. 23.—Carranza
now holds Chihuahua. Villa it Is
stated Is now en route to New Or
leans.
It is understood that tor several
weeks before the termination of the
struggle Villa devoted . his efforts
principally to collecting a consider
able hoard of gold and securities,
and he. has these in sufficient quan
tities to live independent.