WEATHER REPORT
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No. 11 TWENTY FIRST YEAR
SKAGWAY,
GERMANY WILL REPLY TO WILSON'S MESSAGE
164 AMERICANS
ME BURIED IN
SCOTLAND
London, Feb. 13.—One .hundred
g'xtv four Americans who died from
the Tuscania wreck have been, buried
at uoints along the Scottish coast.
FIVE WASHIXUTOIVIANS DKAI*
Seattle. Feb. 13.—Five soldiers
frow the State of Washington, are
reported as among the dead as a re
sult of the sinking of the Tuscania.
according to the War Department's
latest list. Robert F. Warren, S««-t
tlo bookkeeper, is among those who |
were kill«»d. r ' • ^ v4 I
ON WESTERN
LINES
London, Feb. 13.—German ar
tillery during the night shelled
British positons near Ephey and
Ypres, the war office announces.
In the Hargicourt sector British
raiders i>enetated German trooches
capturing prisoners.
Berne, Feb. 13.—Exchange of*
Russ an and German prisoners be~
gan 'ortay according to Berlin dis
patches. One thousand German
prisoners have arrived at Warsaw
earoute to Berlin.
LIEUT. PATRICK O'BRIEN
Lieut. Patrick O'Brien, an American
.tiertober of the British flying corps,
who <"vas brouQht down in a one-sided
battle by the Germans,, and who had
be«n takin into Germany on his way to
a prison camp, jumped from a train
which was geing 30 rrvlcs an hour, and
by many heroic and clever moves man
aged to get into Holland, and then b3ck
to England.
FH
mors
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Wiyi the French. Army, Wednes
day—Iq the course of three suc
cessful trench raids today French
troop.s advanced as far as the fourth
Gerrnau line between Lapretre and
Use Mort Mara woods la Woevre, tak
ing many prisoners belongnig to
the 9tK Bavarian and 94th Laiid
wher difisions.
bolo pasha trial
Paris. Feb. 13. — Government
counsel today began summoning up
evidence against Bolo Pasha, on
trial for treason.
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ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
Loudon, Feb. 13 —Separate peace
oetwcfin Austria and the Entente
aJl.es is much nearer than here
tofore according to a lobby cor
respondent fr the Daily News who
presents facts on which he bases
■his judgment..
Great reluctance, he aayB, Is
masi'esied to Austria-Hungary to
ward the prospect of fighting
against British jvnd American troops
on »h« Western front.
Conenhagen, Feb. 13.—A number
of German destroyers passed Mandal
on the southern coast of Norway
today speeding westward.
Maiijr submajrnes have also been |
seen in that vicinity recently.
ITALY FKAItS SKA INVASION
Rome, Feb. 13.—The Italian
prem'er today paid Italy is now fac
ing invasion from the sea and laaid.
With the American Army in
Fiance, Feb. 13.—Bright weather
yesterday resulted in air duels be
tween American and German sky
machines, while the latter were try
"i g 'o take pictures of the Ameri
can trenches. No casualties are
reported. i
MMIeEOS
CHANGE OE
CLUE
, i
London, Feb. 13.—Kaiser Wil
helm's personal headquarters will
be transferred to Spa, Belgium,
where he will take treatment.
J Note: Perhaps ie is suffering
] from insomnia.
POLES ATTACK
CITY OF if
Zurlcn, Feb. 13,—Kief h&8 been
declare) in a state of seige, ac
cord inif to a dispatch received here1
from. Lemberg. The Polish army
threatens to take the cit£.
enclanFwants
ONLY JUST
PEACE I
London, Feb. 13—.Parliament bav
ing adjournment with no motion for
a vote of confidence, Premier Lloyd
George's declaration, to keep up the
war until a just peace is reached,,
now stands as the will of the oouiv '
AUSTRIAN DRIVE
IK 111 IS
. FAILURE
London, Feb. 13.—An. official
Berlin statement says Austrians at
tacked couth of S^sso Rosso, on the
Italian front, yesterday, capturing:
ISO soldiers. j !
AUSTRIANS CHECKED
Roms, Feb. 13.—Austrian fbrces
tod**y renewed their determined at
tack west of the Brenta river, hut
weie held in chock by valient Italic
forces. i
The City of Seattle ,of the Pa
cific steamship Oo., was scheduled! to
leave Seattle yesterday morning en
route to Skagway and is due in port
Saturday. She is bringing about
three d^ys' mall, i >
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PRESTON GIBSON
Pr«sto-i Gibson, prominent American
author axd society m«w, who has been
serving with the Noit-in-Harjes unit
since the caily diys cf the war, has
been decorated by the French govern
ment with the Cross of War, with two
star citations for gallant conduct on
the field. Gibson is now chief of a
section of the United States army am
bulance corp:.
London, Feb. 13. — The govern
raent of Great Britain declines to
recognize the treaty of peace signed
between the Teuton, forces and the
now republic of Ukrania.
TREATY NOT TAKEN"
SERIOUSLY
Paris, Fpb. 13.—France does
not take geriously the signing of
the treaty of peace between the
Central Powers and Ukraine.
SPEECH IS SEED
OF PEACE SMS
POPE
Kaiser Says Peace
With Ukraine Is
Start
Amsterdam, Feb. 13—.Herr Vonj
Hertling, chancellor of GermaJiyj
will reDly to President Wilson's ad-*
dress delivered yesterday in Coo,
stress, and. to Count Czernin's mes
sa.v>. the coming Tuesday, February,
19, according to semi-offical " dis
patches. ' I j
POPE WELCOMES MESSAGE
Rome, Feb. 13.—Pope Bendict to.
day welcomed President Wilson's
letter to Count Czernin as a nour
ishing peace seed, ; !
RUMANIA IGNORES GERMANY
Washington, Feb. 13.—Rum&ul4
has ignored Germany's 24 hour ulti
matum to conclude an immediate
and separate peace. ,
SMALL BEGINNING
Amsterdam, Feb. 13.—Kaiser WiU
lif-!m replying to a congratulatory
'digram from. Phillipp Heineckeni on!
Germany's first peace (i. e. peaca
w'th Ukraine) said, "It ia only »
small beginning maiia by Germany'*
sword against the closed door lead
iiia; to a general -world peace."
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Canio I^ewis, Feb. 13.—The gov
ernraeiv today ordered that the v*l
ue of a soldier's ration will not
be counted In estimating his income,
under tue new tax law. i
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