The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-17
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 GOT IT IN FOR HE JEWS.
 klEFF. Russia Nov. 1H.-As tht result of the poseoatiou Of Neude tte3i.ss on the charge of murd, rims AHdTgl MuSghiuskE. d Jew ish by |. years old. there is intease frclu aeaiust th" Jews in this city ant iEfou-hnu, the adjacent country ana II Is feared that the trouble wil F Im!uE-H u B hnlcsale slaughter
 Realizing the danger which con fronts the Jews, the government has scattered thons lnds CT soldiers oyo, 5a" threatened district. and warn
 as Ha," heH i-=#el 1t the Jews t3 assemble 1t 20 nt= where they can se lrotectcd.
 Reports fl Iii several cuilyine towns state that trouble already has occurred. huj in each case b!oodshed #as aFegted By acting promptly fhe government hopes to prevent serious trouble.
 REBELLION STILL ON.
 SHANGHAI Chtua. Nov. 1u.-De. s1itc th" claims es the government hat Inc rebellion in Southern China itts he"g wiped ut, thare is a ide. spread reNolutl onar$ movement in +he hostile districts which prom ses M1ea annoyance to President Yuan shi Kai. at whom tha revolt is ahe=ftt. N3F.#=s ==f=i=-l from out Ming districts state tho the rebel saitssrs are heiaz ma<sel at mum far G.. points @ad aa early attack "faa the ga.eramaat 5oroes is plan. red.
 The attitude f Prs drn, Yu.a,- atitars chiefs. h gre tryinz Ia ersgIa io the Fra=iaeat ,o abolish 4riiama.t a.t #ef IT i government [ his }n. has iaa much ta To With the hostility of The r1hgls and has aided many recruits to their ranks ring the past several days
 NEW LOAN SECURED.
 FF.kING. Nov l.. he Chino French bank has entered into a con tract with President Yuan Shi kai ,5 suW!y his yernment with a joan of thirty million dollars. X largo part of tEe money vii he nsed in putting down tAo ryi.#ltoa .a southern states.
 INVADERS INVADE.
 PEkING, Nov. IA new men 1ge 10 the federal eoysrrmcnt has appeared in the form of M H. sezian ia1a sjoH ta Iae aerth of this =ttf. Aiyi,es aeee.sei t9d@y rom Eala1n. large eitx near the Mon t1i5aH frontier. statc that a bloody engagement occurred aea4 that place sesteraaa, resulting ia tn defeat of Il federal re s and tho loss of many men. The invaders make the 2oast that they will not sop until hey have entered tHa capital and 1fefthro"n the 1Tcsaat rnmcnt.
 SeyeraI rhoa nd federal troQps Ire heiug rushed a k EsI4aa with the sbjeet Of driving fha Noueoiians earass titr frontier. atH much fjeht- ng .s eN@ccto! dGgtzg the next sey- ral days
 Rep rts from fHe Saurf indicate hat the rebellion is gaining strength h p that Girtcticn. I =fa83eA 20 fightine laS taken place this week Notwith- sfaGslias these evidences O approaeh- ne strife, however. President Yuan Sh Kai insists that the government $ in TO danger, and assures his followers that pcaag#Uill h. restore lnickly.
 SAILORS SAW SIGHT.
 NAPLES. Italy. Nov l1.-The of 'ieefs and sailors he t3ttleships Arkansas nd Florida We're afforded he opportunity t8 tav to witness aa imposing reyie, Of Italian troops, who naraHed in honor cf#the 5if:k- iay Of K ng Emmanuel The Am 'rirans have been sh VII every at ention sine their arrival here and turing thc mareuyers to1av they occupied position which afforded n excellent View of the rara9c.
 THE EARTH ROCKS.
 LIMA, Peru. Nov. 12.- Two hun fred uersons are reported to have ost their lives in violent earth af'9he which ra@kea Ea.tern anl Southern Peru EAis morn'ue. The ,h ck was rastizularlt y'olcrt in he Department cf CnZco. where Hany towns We're practically de 
 PARLIAMENT SUSPENDED.
 FENlNG. Na&. 12.-Rv joint vote 'f 10th houses the Chine-a parlia- mont was sTsae7del todav. The feti T was taken in conformity to a isn of rec rganization suggested by Pr ssid,u Yuan Shi Raj, who is 0nyircei that the present legisla- iEe h5'v is too cumbersome.
 The president has aunOinted an ] 'mjaistrariou e5ungil consfsfina f - members.
 RECOVER BODIES. LIMA Peru Eoy. l2. - Adviees 70 eiE"i today from the city of shalhuanca. department O. ADuii- mac. state that 25G b dies have been recovered from the ruins of that i '. which was oHe Of the several 3laees which suffered severely as the result of yesterdays earth quake.
 A ROYAL WELCOME.
 MANILA, r. I. Nov 13.-Gover- 7or-Gener2l Harrison vas accorded l royal welcome by the natives of island on the occasion ef he new executives visit there sev- eral days ago.
 OFF 4 HUNTiN'
 BTENOS AIRES, Nov. H.-Ac- by several friends, Colo lel Roosevelt left ,his ternoon for "a Plata on fiye-aaNs' hunting rip in the Andes. where he is hope ful of running across some big Came.
 Acc riing to the present plans of lie colonel, he will 20 from La nl-.n Ia Snn.innr, n,,i,.:... n. IL