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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
AGE OF ANN NOTHING As
HARD As THIS PRoeLEM

PHOENIX. April "A problem ~
high finance has been referred -.
Sam W. Proctor. secretary ux o.
-tste corporation commission @
solution by a woman from another
tsa&e who says she is 's9 years yu0g
and should have known better
This youthful octogenarian vHnAs=
to the commission that she az --
time purchased 1000 shares of . an
tain company which b Encompasses
in Arizona The capital stock -
the company at that time. she v1fs@
Yves $4,000. 900 Of a par value a -
per share. Since then the com
has been through a transforming -
Juggling process, she declza3. -
the capita stock has been redous1
to $1.00o. 600 of a par value a -
cents per share
They have offered me TOO ala
Of the new stock for my 1000 alU
Of the old stock" the woman uranaR
Now please tell me where I sc1D
u I have been stung sud whefh& 4
owe the company money
Mr.. Proctor is stn figuring On o.
problem.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
MAJOR KELLY PLANS
TRIP or 2 WEEKS

DOUGLAS. April T.Ceorg, II.
(Maior) Kelly. editor Of the Doug
has Daily International, will leave
next Saturday for Phoenix. the first
stopping place on a trip OF more
that two weeks which he has plan
ned for the benefit of his health and
to rest. He probably will go to the
PaPcifc coast from the state capital
but he has not yet determined upon
his itinerary. He has just recover
ed from 4 seige of the la grippe, and
expects to be thoroughly recuperatesi
when he returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
THREE MEN ESCAPE FROM
MARicopA COUNTY J.

PHOENIX. April Taking ad-
vantage Of the opportunities accord
ed them In the corridors of the coun-
ty jail. J. c. Warden, burglar, VIM.
Holman, bootlegger. and J.. Quinn,
q federal prisoners, sawed their way
to freedom about II O'Clock last night.
Just as the three disappeared around
a corner. they wese observed sby
deputies on duty In the sheri6s Of
fee and an almost Instant chase IN
stfuted. Although every strsst end
alley IN tie vicinity. and every couu-
try road. railroad and bridge within
radius OF several miles were Gov.
cred. no trace Of the three fugitives
had been secured up to an early hour
this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
TO INVESTIGATE TIE
TAR AND FEATHER pA9rW

~ 49,
TAR AND FeATHgR PAgIw
Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy weaaAs
returned home yesterday from .
bee. where he went to invexf<&
the alleged tar and featherfnE -,
Walter Johnson. an I. W. W ~
resentative. and concerning hfs stkR
there the Bisbee Review saw
Undersherifi Guy c. Wclsh A~-
returned to his home In Tombs1E
after spending part Of two dr
here making an investigation II @
tarring and feathering last VEGA -
Walter Johnson. supposedly by s--
idents of the Warren District n
investigation was requested by IN
attorney generals ONCE at Pho1k--
Before that request was maSs u
representatives of the sherfTs SmK-
had completed an Investigates. -
could obtain neither the names -
the number Of assailants as JozHsE,
had left the district and was ON ~
way to Phoenix to report to oairzE
there.
Mr.. Welch learned from men 0D>
went to Osborn to take John
from there to Naco. that Jolk1n
stated FIVE men engaged IN de II
legged act: that he did not know fA1k
names. and that he had been tnauzn
into Mexico, where the act was coA-
mitted.
In contradiction TO this statement
is one made TO the operator at Os-
born by Johnson when he arrives;
there that night. The operator .n1f-
ed IL he knew who had taken I'M
out. johnson replied. II was t.lk.r
OUT by three men," two OF them u--
miners and the other man I Old ma.
know"
The undersherif Interviewer scr-
/ eral we'll known citizens. Ii vak
their opinion the act should ,E4E
have been perpetrated and II John
son had ben making reasonable ~
marks. the matter should have b-u
/ reported to the sherfff's Office amk
to the department Of Justice agusx.
in the district. Mr. WEIGH uzz I'm
formed that reports had been saA
to government agents coDceFn1ne
persons making reasonable rems1lk-
that no action had been rakn AM
the delay in such cases was stirring
up American feeling against the prD-
Germans. II is his desire. said WE-
WEIGH. 10 see that persons uf This
TYPE are dealt with and that If flse.
matter Is reported to him direct L.
will take it up with government ON
Gals to secure action without dez~-
| In conversation with well kDEn
district citizens. Mr. WEIGH seztaa
he desired that they use their b0d
endeavors and influence to see aMa
! laws of the state and government ARE
! upheld. He made It known chat IL
did not sanction the acts Of the of1se1
night and that IL further similar Aekz-
we're committed drastic action VII
be taken by the sheri6's Office
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
NATIONAL GUARD
NOW RECRUITING

NOW RECRUITING
PHOENIX, April IA new organ
ization. one that promises to have
the support Of q large percentage Of
those ineligible for actual army field
service BY reason Of some minor dis
qualification, u the National Guard
company Of the Arizona reserve bat
talon now being recruited here.
In view Of the fact that Arizona
Is one of two states In the whole
union who has not . state commits
stoned military body, this movement
should be most successful.
While the Organization win, in ev-
cry sense Of the word. be an author
lied military unk, with regulation
clothes. rifles and equipment. II viii
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
Editor Clark, of the Tucson Star, hits the nail

Editor Clark of the Tucson STAR hits the nail the
head, as follows:
Provision of the death penalty for many acts of
pionage shortly to be supplied by congress- whose jul
dietary committee is conducting hearing enemy es
pionage and propaganda and l. W. w. activities We
hope the legislation will be enacted promptly America
has suffered much at the hands Of enemy ff0pasanda
which is still carried under the eyes Of the govern
men and longer delay in dealing with these enemies
will not be tolerance but criminal folly Public sentiment
has already decreed the death penalty for those who at
tack our forces in the endangerng their
safety through attempts to delay and damage their equip
ment -
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
STATE OF ARIZONA OWNS
50 MOTOR CARS AND TRUc

PHOENIX, April Mot subject
to license TAX, the state Of Arizona
owns 50 motor cars and trucks. about
half Of them in use by the state en-
gineer's once and field forces. most
Of the others being distributed among
the sta1e institutions and commits
siom.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07
WE QUITE AGREE

Thee Douglas Daily Dispatch says that il is going
to take the united effort Of Tucson Bisbee Tombstone
and Douglas to land the Bankhead Military highway
to FL Paso and the Borderand route and quite
agree with the Dispatch So here is the suggestion of
the Dispatch that get in the harness and pull until
bust the collar needs be to land this greatest of all
roads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07

not be subject to federal service.
and only in case Of strike or other
disorder win be called out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-04-07

FOR SALE@Ranch niles mEkh
Of Tombstone, 800 acres paH0nna
land, so acres cultivated; milk daH-
uytlk cows; .n!lk dairy stock s
work horses; farm fmplemse-
1O00foof well dnfling machine L.
good condition. Addres James L.
Lamb. Tombstone. Arizona. IL
TYPEWRITER paper Of aD aD
and grades, carboo puper and -
scs1De paper q Ths PrssDsssss -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
LEGISLATURE De
GTO. CONTRA LA
s. CORTE
lie dice que NADIA tiene
que yer con los asuntoS
e~IectoraEes del Edo.

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Octubre
Sofa vuelto 4 scr motive de CO.
mentarios publicos el hccho de que
h&cc a!gunos meses fueron acusa-
dos ante Ia Suprsma Core de JUS
ticia. cl Con@reso Y ei G~obernador
del Estado de Gu~anajuato, SoOre
q~uienes peSaba ell cargo. &Hgnn Ia
acuSaci6n. de haber cometldo VIOLA
clones en- IA pazada carpana cleo
tora'.
La Suprema Corte nombro ana
comisi6n Investigators para YER 10
que podia haber de procedente en- el
asunto. La Comision p'd!o para
2oder rendir 81 dictamen respective:
los e~xpedienres electorales a "a Le-
gislatura de aquella Entidao' los que
lie fueron negados desde luego.
La Legislature de G~uanaJuato oil
&c Il Ia Surrema Corte de Justlcla
NADIA tiene que hacer con los slntoS
elcctorales del Estado, Y que :! nay
algunas irregularidades en- los ciIa-
dos cxpedientes, toca L aaue: C"e'-
20 colegiado local 0 de elias {!
no a ninguna otra aut0fldad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
Senoritas! !ntroduzcan
un PIANO humedecido
entire sus cabellos
y~redoblaran su
belleza
;Prueben este, Ell pelo &c ponc yigO-
rose, brillante, onduloso y her
moso desde lueg0.

:Inmediatamentc? Isl. DE We
ras? Esa es Su gran vi-:ud. Sus
cabellos Sc ~tornaran delgados, ondu-
?antes. ricos V a~burdantes, Y parece-
ran tan suaves, tan lustrosos, como
los de una nina, despG@s de apEcar-
Sc la ~"Danderine." Haga luego Ia
prueba. Humedezca un PIANO o lien
20 con una poQuita de "Danderine'
e introduzcalo embellishments en- Il
cabellos. f~rotandolos al mismo ITEM
DO. ligeramente. Esto inIpiara ell
pelo del polvo, de la caspa Y de IA
cIcesiva erasa. V en- unos cuantos
momentos habra redoblado listed "a
belleza de sus cabellos. Una delicio-
sa sorpreSa espera q 2Gue!Eas que
han Gescuidado e. aseo &c ST pelo. o
que 10 tengan aspero. escaso. reese
co. quebradizo o debil. Ademas de
hermosear el cabello. Ia "Danderine'
d;suelve toda particula de caspa;
Iimpia, purifica Y vigoriZa el cuero
cajciludo, desterrando para s,empre
las ~picazones, la caida del pclo, pero
10 que mas Ia agradara a listed Sc
RI yer que despues de usarlo unas
cuantas semanas. lie sale nuevo pelo,
fjno Y pequeno al principle, 81, perc
iealmente nuevo pelo que POGO a po-
co va creciendo en- su cabeZa. 81 U.s.
ted Sc preccupa por tener I'm bonito
pelo, suave Y a~bundantc. comprese
ana botella de "Danderi1e". CT cual-
quier botica O perfumeria. Y haga lue-
go la prueba. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
ECLARACIONES De
BESTEIRO EN- FL
Los romanistas tratan de
derrotar a Maura y
a Garcia prieto

MADRID. 0ctubre 29.-Gran SEN
s2ci5n produjcron en- g! Parlamento.
las declaraciones terminates que an
t. q hizo ell diputado Soclai!sya Be-
te;ro. references : CUE sc h2b!an
acsycado q 81 algunos em!saT;os de
Ia carte de! partido lihcra' que reco-
uoce q Romanoncs como jcfe, pro-
poaitnlole Ia fusion dc ella con los
soc;aiista; reformistas Y aqIe.los re
puhiicanos cue am accptan a! Rey
Alfonso cono rabeZa del Eo5ieTno 4
causa de SUs tendencies democrat
cas-.
Segun expl:co desputS. til fusion
dcheria tener ro- objeto Gerro1ar a
Garcia Prie;o Y a Maura Il q bora
de q reorganization del @]aDinete,
cosa CUE parece inevitable Y Q~c nc
Sc espera para antcs del mes dc
Diciembre pr6yimo. AS-ego Bes-
t2iro Que habia rehuSado.
Refiri5ndo;c lucgo a los cargos
que los mauristas les han hecho 4 los
sac:a:istas. de que cSt1oan crltlcdndo
AN solo acknowledgements q! gob:cr-
no sin laner nrogTama constructive
2lguno. d;jo ReSteirO qIc muy por
q contrario {" 20 que decian su5
crsmigcs. los sociali:tas pedian IA
Immediate adopci6n de todoS aquel!os
puntos dc 81 programme que son De
mas urgente necesidad, tales coma
Ia compra de harina Y dem&S arti-
c,lo: alimcnticics. POI el gobierno.
con el ohjeto de que le e rcvcndi-
dos al pub!ico directamente por cl.
sin intervention De comcrciante al
guno. T"mbien !lamo n atenci6n
Sobre n ~urgcnc;a que hay de que
e. gobierro accept FL rroyecto que
ha sido nre.ertado por To- socialistas
para >n!ucioaar los problems.S de!
trahajo, el cual ha SiGo rechazado de
plano por Maria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
Ell QUITO CATOLICO|
Sc REANUDARA
EN- JALISCO
Dieguez y Ia Legislature
acabaron por someter-
y Sc a Ia sociedad

GUADALAJARA. octuorc 30.-Des
pues de una serie incontab!c de ateR-
taQos que las fusrzas de Manuel n.
Dieguez han cometido contra los tenn
pics catoiicos de! Es,adO, y de III SIN
EuMero de veiacionas suf.i42s uo~ los
p~-e!ados. el Gobie-2o de esta Errilaa
h. diSpuesto q - r2anude = quito ca
t6licc, el a"e.co p-ofurdo DISCUS
70 &c les hab;tantes. Sc habia srpri-
mido.
Ia disposition obedecc 10 4 que Die
gueZ Sc hsyu ar-cpcn1ido &c sus 2ctos
v Ge Il actjtud Gu" habia asImiGo. s.
70 . que "a -ocisGad - Impure 4 /:
LsgistGra Local ' .! @obern2dor Mill
TAI.
Con este motive = puc5'o caIoiicn
De Ja,isco esta aho~a co2teH;o : eFHe
- c-e no $ r~ecit&a los Gcontzcjmlca
10; cue tanto conden0 n genie he
De buea ju:c:o DE- a RcpGoiica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
!EL AMOR LLBRE IS
pROCLAMADO
EN- Russia
Las muchachas soIteras
tienen derecho de
escoger maTido y

LOEDRES. Octubrc 30.--Las ma.
chachas solteras de Russia. en- las
iurisJiicciones de ciertos Soviets boz
shevikis D~roFinciales. seran de la pro-
picdad del Estado II cumplir los die
ciocho amos. : cstarar obliGada: =
registrars en- una "Ot;cina de Amor
L!bre'' del Gobierno. sagIn dice ur
decreto QUO sobrr q particular sc
ha pubiicado por "a Gaceta Of!cia'
del Soviet de Deiegado de 10, Obreros
Y Soldados de Vladimir.
De acuerdo con csc decreto. toia
muier que Sc haya rcgistrado. "tiane
el derecho de eligir dc ensre .os
hombres de los 10 a los 40 amos. IN
rarido". FL consentimierto del hom-
bra eleeido no Sc hace necesario, q
grsga el decreto, que dquel no tiene
derecho para haccr ninguna pr0tes-
t..
Tn priviiegio scmejants De eec-
ciGn entire las muieres que Sc hayan
r2gistrado. sc ha concedido tamblen
: log hombrss dc Ia edad dicha. sin
romar CT cuenta cl consea!m;ento de
las muieres. pues estas tampoco ten
dram cl derecho dc protlstar. En-
e decreto de referencia sc cypresa
que estas est:pulaciones sc decretan
en- 'intere= del EStado''.
Las oportuuidadcs para Ia cleo
ci0n de eSpcsos V esros2s. Sc presen-
taran una vez cada mes. dice q de-
creto V los ninos nacidos de tales ma
trimonios. seran lie "la propiedad del
Es.ado". EXtricra.s dispos:c!ones y
everas penaS Sc poncrin en- vigor
para proteger 2 las muci1achas memo
res de IS amos.
Fl decreto cxp-e.a adem&s que
estas dispo$iciones estin basadas en-
el c.iemplo 'exce!enre" De los deere
tos semejartes que sc han puesto
en- vicor en- Lusa. kopiin Y otros
luGsres.
Tn proyccto semeiante de los de-
rechoi proviSionales I ,acionados con
ia sociaiizaciGn Dc IA muier. en- "a
ciudad de khvcl:nsh Y :us alrededo,
res, Sc ha pub,icado en- ia Gaceta del
Soviet de Diputados de los Obreros Y
Soldados dc esta c!udad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
ia SIDO
LLAMADOA MEX.
0 CARRANZA
Informant sobre 10 Cue
ha heCho Ia CoTniSi0n
R guiadora

EERACRCL. Occub-e 3O.-Sabe-
g en- es:a ciudad Que may N breve
ilegara al puerto e general Saliva
DO. A:varaGo. quien dUrante al@dn
tempo permanecio {" lUcaItn. en-
cay@ado de "a cam2nna que - esta
ilevando i cTbo ~ ca3tra de ioS re-
vo!uc;onarioS d" Ch'apas Y Taasco.
EStados ct" tambjen tUcron vista
dos por 81 divisiouaric.
Sc .Sate Que Alvarado aalio Va d"
Puerto Mexico ' que, despueS de
pe-mancccr n Neracru~ algv7oS dias,
p&rtira para IA capita, dc a R~e1lnli-
CO. Il dorie ~ lido l!amaGo por Ca
rama.
II .!.:ualu oha!ccc, Segua - aa-
gura. a asurtos de Ia Comision Re
g-latoca 90 HrH2Gu&n. II cue. como
sc sabe. acala de So d~ema2&aGa per
a.gHnoe ni,lcna~!cs rucatccos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
TRAFFIC. SUSPENDED
Este es el resuitado de la cam
paHa militsf.

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Octubrc
&0.-Ma'a impression h. causado en-
asts capital Ia no.icIa d. Que fue sus-
Dcnjido cl traficc del Ferrocarril del
it=mo. a cauSa del camhio de las
i~ue-1as de Jos@ Agustin Castro por
las dc Heri6erto lara, c~Hcargado aho-
" de cuidar aquel!a importante CO.
~aarca.
lara estableccra un scrv!c;o de
yig.,ancia eficaz. segdn Sc asegura,
con obictc de evitar los a;a}tos 4 los
trenes. los que hasta hoy no han pres
taLo nj g~a~antias N Seguridades MIN
ggnaS.
Aden&S Dc eSta cnconaienda. @
'nuavo iefe de- limo com5atira a los
rcvolucionarios ieI SIR. q qui";:es IA
da ha podido hacer 81 gobicrno. no
obstantc los e~sfuerZos emprcndidoS
para ariquilarlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
Una GAIA DE HERO

Los ladrones sc apodcraron de este
obieto DC :eguridad, gu" era r~e!ativa-
mcnte pequcno. Con sumo cuidado %
b~ajaron al zaguan de !a cascade donde
los traslaGaroa al auto sin mayores
dificultades y sin cue al parecer nadic
g hera cuenIa. eEc"pEo Il cunaGa
del doctor que vivc en- frente Y que,
al yer Que aigo extraian del domlcilio
de su pariente do aviso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
ATRAPARON 4 La CRIADA.

La pohre sirvienta. one sc hallaba
!eics de saber 10 QUE iba "a pasarle,
fue rcpentinamcnte atrapada por los
ladrones. Qlicnes. e~npuiandola al in
terror de la casa. lie taparon Ia boca
con un panuclo largo y fuerte a gussa
dc mordaza. Despucs la llevaron a una
dc las pleas de los altos. donde Ia "a
marrarOn a una anna
Los ladrones regiStraron despues
toda la casa removieHGo muebles Y
dsmaS obie:oS. hasta cue dieron con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
IN AUTO

Cast a medic dia Sc prese1t5 IN
auto cle@ante en- la Avenida de Cha.
pultcoec. fren,e a la ASA del DR.. Fran
cisco /. Collantas. en- cl que v!ajaban
tres individuos bien ~trajeados Y afec-
tando sunla correction para no insp!-
rar desconfianza. Uno de clos abandO
no ell caro-. lI&n6 a Ia puerta, Y, acto
seguido, aparccio Ia criaGa de Ia casa.
Preguntada 81 habia genie. contest0
que 10. Fl ratero asi 10 hizo saber a
sus comDaHeros que am permaneciaa
en- 81 auto, q~u!enes h~ajaron a ayudar
en- su obra al que va estaba en- las
puertas de la casa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
I'm D
ROBO
EN- MEXICO
Ladrones elegantes Sc
a~poderdron de una
GAIA de fierro

Ciudad de Mexico. octubre 30.-A
pesar de que 4 diario Sc Ven en- esta
capital actos verdadaramente escanda
losoS. q er pasadas epocas hacian po-
ncr ell erito en- ell c;elo a toda Ia urbe
metropo!irana, el que ACADIA de regis
t.aerSe eS De aquellos aPenas concebi
bleS. en- los que Il audacia de los NAL
hechcres no resreta. er horas de pie
no So. nj rs Gales mas ceEtricas dc
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
PARA MEXICO.

Las siguientcs pcrsonas hicieron a
yor 81 zolicitrd Dc pasanortc On "a
Sec-elaria lie Ia Core Federal. con =!
ohieto de internarsc en- a Repdblica
MeXicana.
f. y. Love. para San Luis Poto.
=: Chas. Geo. CarstetaS. para Qua
ialaiara: Bravo De Y. Canti. para
"a Ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

precio nunNa obtendra I'd. IN rchN tan bueno como ct que nosotroS Ie pro-
ponemos. Es exactamente tai cual 10 describImos V 81 I'd. no queda sa-
tisfecho, lie devolverenos u dnero. Ash pies, 81 qunre tener IN buen re
no L. limo tdn n Ida be- aui Ia onortuuidad Cnmn LIN ohseluin inn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

La cunada del racultativo ordenG
a ura de sus criadas que diera inme.
diaJamente aviso al gendarme de Ia
csuuina de 10 que ocurria, cl que mo
mcntos despues Sc %preSent0 a. domicl-
lilo robado: pero va cuando los iadro-
res hablan desaparecido en- el auso en-
cue habian embarcado la pequena ca
ia de fierro.
FL cendarme do aviso a la inspec-
zion general de policia. cuyo personal
Sc puso en- actividad desde luego, nc
siendo dificil que para hoy los auda-
"es iadroneS sc hallen va en- poier de
las a~utoriGadeS. La pOlicia reservada
mace tambicn a~ctivas gestiones, pueS
81 Inspector de Ii pOiicia ha tornado
emDeho en- dcScuhrir Z los autores del
robO.
\ las seiS de la tarde. hora Ell que
81 facultativo Collantes lego a su
domicilio acompanado de su esposa,
con uuien hahia lido a conner 4 una
casa amiga de Ia Villa de Guadalupe
Hidaigo. el reicrido doctor st do
cuenta de TODD 10 ocuridc. mostran-
dose sumemente contrariado, 10 mis-
no u su sonora. La pequena GAIA
&c ficrro contenia la suma de vein
tiseis mil pesos. producto de los aho-
ros del facultativo y su esposa. d.
rantc muchoS amos de trabajo Y 1e
deSvelos.
La criada. de nombre Juana Con
ZaleZ. toGa maltrecha Y muy asusta-
da, ha declarado 10 cue va sc ha dl-
cho en- esta informac:Gn, pues ape
mas 81 50 da cusnta De 10 que ocurrlo.
Tai fue el estado de espanto en- q12
IA pusieron los a~sa'tantcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

Cuando ~necesite llbrO; en- esp4Hoi
d~irijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 10 n
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. 1eHas.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-09
WHlLHELM FACING CHARGES OF SERIOUS NATURE; STATESMAN
 OF ENGLAND EXPRESSES VIEW

LONDON, Dec 2.-Sir Frederick E. Smith, the Brit ish attorney general in speaking of the coming election espoused the of the present coalition government by stating that if be returned power the coming election it will be pledged insist strict personal accountability of former Emperor William for the crimes committed dur ing the
 BERLIN WOULD ESTABLISH GUILT
 BERLIN, Dec 2.-Evidences of the sincerity of the have the blame of the charged the proper person is becoming noticeable is proposed that commission from the neutras be formed and that they shall decide whom should be placed the blame for the unnecessary horrors of war; and that upon that should be wrecked such punishment as was fitting. WANT SOLF OUT OF OFFICE
 AMSTERDAM, Dec 2-The Berlin Tageblat gives the official information that the soldiers and workmens council has demanded that Foreign Secretary Sof be speed fly retired and that all papers and documents relating foreign affairs be seized
 WOULD TRY WILHELM IN GERMANY
 AMSTERDAM, Dec. 2.-Reports here state that a number of soldiers and workmens councils throut Ger many have requested the present government have Will helm Hohenzolern tried before German tribunal
 WILL SUBMIT THE QUESTION
 AMSTERDAM, Dec 2.-Late advices state that the proposition of trying the former emperor before German tribunal will be put to vote, that will be presented the national assembly which will be in session soon
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-09

service For time suspicion has been directed against those who arrested and the suspicion became certainty when service agent overheard of the plot detas securing his information by tapping tee phone wire which the discussion taking place
 MANY HAVE BEEN ARRESTED
 LONDON, Dec. 2-Many persons have been arrested Berlin the result of the discovery of the plot retrone the former kaiser Arrests made several other cities also long list of those suspected has been placed in the hands of the agents and may be expect ed hour There is direct evidence that the kaiser connected with the plot. General Fndenburg whom invitation had been extended by the poers join them in their pans refused, saying that both he and Secretary Sof intended resignng after the army had been demobz ed and they did wish become embroed in any trouble with the people of Germany or the allies.
 COURT FACTION IN SYMPATHY
 It is stated that the entire court faction sympahized with the potters and giving them every possible aid Lieutenant Krupp, of the famous Krupp family is said be the financial manager of the scheme.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-09

 FILM MAKING

The director of "The Talisman," showing at Thorne's theatre on Thursday night. experienced some very amusing difficulties in producing this play. A number of Japanese. Hawaiian and Chinese characters ap. pear in the cast, and in order to make the play authentic, the director selected real Hawaiians, etc., who had been in this country only short time. Thru some oversight interpre- ters were not secured and when the actors had been transported by auto- mobile many miles up the Hudson river. far away from their country men. it was discovered that not one could speak English. Rat\er than lost time. the director decided to go ahead and direct in the universal sign language. The imitativeness Of these races stood them in good stead, and they readily assumed. with great &C., curacy. the poses and expressions taken by the director. It was ex- hausting work for him, but the re- suits obtained are remarkable.