davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
WIFE sic i Syozy Ga
-. dzIna....

Prasa niemiecka peina jest o.
burzenia zgrozy z powodu MEDIA
wnego oSwiadczenia angielskiego
ministra, lorda Cecil, zapowiada-
Ijacego, IL Judy sprzymierzone So
przygotowane ma to, by po VOL
ME sformowaG front staiy, shiny,
zorganizowany przeciw Mem
com, oraz tym, ktorzy z mimi be-
da, a to mianowicie - front pod
w~zgledem ekonomicznym, han
dlowym i przemys}owym; macy
to innemi Slowly, IL Sprzymierze-
nj nawet po ukohczeniu wojny o.
reznej mysla prowadzic z Mem
cami wojne ekonomiczna, moty-
lwujac postanowienie to caSym
szeregiem waznych przyczyn, .
kt6rych kazda wydaje sic bye
wystarczajaca - ME dopieroz
wszystkie razem - w komplecie
wymownym.
Powiadaia politycy aiianccy, il
Niemcy ! ich socyusze zarobili
ma taxa powszechna nienawisc,
taxa pogarde swemi bezprzy-
kiadnemi wprost metodami VOL
ny, jake stosowali W latach bic
zacych bojow, il laden nar6d
chyba diugo ME zechce mice z
mimi do czynienia! NieludzkoSc,
barbarzyhstwo, maniacka jakas
chec szkodzenia i niszczenia
w~szystkiego i wszystkich, kto
ME z mimi - to by} i to jest ich
spos6b Walk, to sianie W swie-
Gle calym ~strasznej nienawisci
totez re swiata caiego zbierac be-
da jej zniwo - po wojnie.
lime przyczyny wiecej scisiej
l. mniej uczuciowej So natury:
Alianci widza teraz, IL Niemcom
dano - bez wszelkiego uzasad-
n;enia i ~potrzeby wyroSc z roz-
drobnionego centralno = europej-
skiego i ciasnemi granicami "a
mknionego narodu, wytworzyc
panstwo militarne pierwszej mo-
cy, ktore majac w pruskiem kro-
lestwie nucleus, jak jemiola pa
lsorzytna rozroslo sic dokola gra-
biezami i gwaltem, a rozparlszy
sic ma wszystkie cztery strony,
natychmiast zaczelo, by glowo-
n6g potworny siegac juz i do in
nych czesci swiata, to macy -
s~tworzylo sobie ko~lonialna poll
tyke, grozna ola wszystkich in
nych ludlow s~tarszych, kultural-
niejszych, ktore kolonizujac, ME
n;osiy przynajmniej - jak Mem
cy - niewoli z wprowadzaniem
swojej zwierzchnoSci. Niemcy
zaczeli sic pchac wszedzie po
swiecie caiym, ME brak ich mig
die - nj w Stanach Zjedn. A
meryki, gdzie ~jeszcze priced ro--
KEN potege prawdziwa stano-
will, ME brak ich w Brazylii,
gdzie formalnym zagrazali bun
ITEM i wojna domowa, ME omineli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
SKRY | IVORY

|ONnI uIUuII
Czy znacie pahstwo dobry ter
min polski ma wyraz angielski
Switch board', Tub keyboard"
T. to tax czesto potrzebne...
Jezeli ME - to proponujemy
VAN wyraz nowy zupe}nie -
presto z Ugly: .laeznica."
Zrobiony on analogicznie dc
luz utartego i zupeinie dobrego
wyrazu polskiego nzwrotnica"
oznaczajacego przyrzad do zwra-
cania pociag6w kolejowych, czy
innych z jednych torow ma dru--
gle.
Jesli sic VAN tedy wszystkim
podoba, prosimy o popularyzo-'
wanie sfowa tego, NIB. jezeli lep-
szego Mkt ME poda.
&
Poprawnosc z pierwszej reki
naszego wyrazu - g~warantuje--
N.Y..
Wilma OLGA idzie W syna,
Niegodnych, synowie niegodni.
S. Wyspianskl.
Il
florida fabryki otrzymaty kon.
trakt6w wojennych ostatnio ma
1915, 100000.
We Francyi brak tytoniu: do.
nosza o tenn nasi W listach STAN.
tad pisanych, W Paryzu navel "a
prowadzono karty tytoniowe
Brak papieru W ca,ym Swiecie
W Anglii probuja robic papier z
%trocin drzewnych i experymenty
maja podobno przebieg pomysl-
ny.
Snujmy dalej ten watek, kt6ry z
nieba p}ynie:
Co W mas z Boga poczete, to mig
dy ME zginie.
w. Syrokomla.
*
Jaki postep zrobii nasz pre-.
mysl wojenny, dowodzi fakt TAXI,
IL pred wojna wyrabiano W A
MERGE okoio S mitraliez ma mie-
siac; obecnie robia ich cd tysiaca
do 100 -- dziennie!
II
Najwieksza fabryka mitraliez
Marlin Rockwell wyrabia ich po
500 dziennie, a Rad Stanow dai
jej zamowieh ma tie ,zabawki" tyl-
ko "a $31, 100000.
Il
Woz cywilizacyi utknai W ME
mieckiej kulturze: tedy wszyscy
do kof do roboty, trzeba 60 wy
ciagnac - potem wszyscy razno
pojedziemy.
Male ME male, kiedy wielkie
rodzi. w. Pol.
CO darmo - powiadajs liche i
ceny ME ma: dlatego najczesciej
ludzie tez rad dobrych ME siu-
chaja.
'Gdy optymista z radosci po-
krzyka,
To pessymiscie axe W uszach
strzyka..
Czy jest kiedy tesciowa insty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

sow, egoistycznie strzezone, "a,
chlannie rozszerzane, PREY kaz-'
del sposbonoSci wzmacniane
mnozone. Handel ich, produkcya
przemyslowa-marna, tandetna-
zalewa}y SWAT ca}y, wszystkit
lego kraje i strony, wytwarzajac
konkurencye licha i niezdrowa
trudna ola tych, kt6rzy dawali
towar lepszy, ale drozszy.
Widzieli z}e te rzeczy politycy
Ii ekonomiSci polityczni innych
rarodow, ale rady ma to ME bylo
widziano wzrod niemiecki, nabie-
rajacy potwornie w samem GEN.
Itrum Europy, czuto go - lecz o.
bawiano sic diugo operacyi ra'
dykalnej - czekano ma Swiatowq
wojne... Al wybuchfa! I oto
charakterystycznie zszeregowaly
sic przeciwko Niemcom prawie
odrazu wszystkie gl6wne ma,
rody Swiata calego, Gala ludzkost
kulturalna staneia wraz przeciw
n;m!I wszyscy powiadaja jedno
skohczyt z mimi! ZamknaG ich W
granicach etnograficznych, tam
gdzie byli, zgarnac prusactwo i
szwabstwo nienawistne, a ME
wypuszczac tego ma Europe, nd
SWAT, az sic to przetworzy, az
sic przerobi, ucywilizuje, podnie-
sic do poziomu ludzi dzisiej-
szych i idei dzisiejszych. Otto
wiec przewodnia idea wojny bic
zacej, OTTO idea tel wojny bojko--
towel, jaka ma bye ciagiem dal--
Sym strategicznej walk z Mem
cami ma teatrach wojennych.
Lord Cecil powiada otwarcie, IL
narody So juz w porozumieniu,
re juz postanowily bojkotowaG
Niemcow ma polach ekonomicz--
nych, handlowych, przemysio,
wych i re take wzgledem Mich
.postepowanie ME ustanie dop6ty,
dopoki ME zasiuza sobie sami ma
zmiane w o]dnoszeniu sic do Mich.
Jak? to p~rzysz}oSc okaze.
Przypuszczalnie musza u siebie
odmienit Rad - najgruntowniej
- to i ola ich wlasnego dobra !;
musza wyzwolic sic Z pod jarzma
swoich ,,raubritterow" koron-
nych, kt6rych roj ca}y - by SEER
szenie konia zdychajacego OBJ
siadl lud niemieoki musza sic
Niemcy duchowo odrodzic, do
rose i'm trzeba do ludlow dzisiej-
szych zachodu, zapomniec Huna
w sobie, a wychowac przyszie
swe pokolenia ma. ludzi, ME ma
kat6w, lub W najlepszym razie
ma automaty do mordowania in
nych i gwaicenia slabszych.
Jak dlugo taxa przemiana du-
przemiana iestestwa Gale
60 nienieckiego ME dokona sic
- ME chca mice z mimi mic do
czynienia Judy kulturalne praw-
dziwie, duchowo wyzsze, ME chca
- pod iadnym wzgledem. To
macy powiedzenie lorda Cecil,
to - ow przysziy bojkot.
Niemcy doskonale co to macy
- rozumieja, wiec ,,zwija sic i
syczy gadzina," ma kt6ra ciezko
nastapiono i glosami zjadliwymi
prasy g~ermanskiej ~protestuje
przeciwko bojkotowi, powiada-
lac, re skoro tax, to ~slusznie, ten
sluszniej Niemcy obronna prowa-
dza wake, re bronia swej egzy--
stencyi nietylko terytoryalnie,
.lecz racyi i moznoSci caiej bytu i
praw do bytu W przysz}oSci. Ha,
niechaj krzycza co i'm sic podoba !
Egzystencyi i'm sic ME odmawia
i praw do bytu i'm sic ME odma-
via; lecz jak szalehczego zbrod-
MARIA, furyata, morderce degene-
- trzyma sic "a krata-
mi, hub w cell ]strzezonej, ami sic
tez Z MIN W dyplomacye nadzwy-
czajna wdawac ME zwyk}o, tax
wlasnie i do .Niemiec SWAT sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

WSfON eASst 1fe-anSiAlSki0
DzIENNIK CHCAGoSKl prSodI3s
Dod wzElsdsm dober9 ! tstea 1Aso.
Uafn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

PoszukUl-aS praeyR Czyta1 plate
>ogloSzeuia cod rubrykR PrAoAn 40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

PrnwIs knIdy ekhRg polyRI Gtals o.
RlaSza sws Rod1iny oftsowe m sEpA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
Dzieh BeLgii.

DZICH DSISII'
w dniu dzisiejszym - obcho-
dzimy swieto innego narodu a,
.lianckiego, mianowicie Belgii
ktora swieci wiasnie rocznice
swego z pod wladzy Holandyi
wyzwolenia, oraz obior wlasnego
monarchy w osobie Leopolda Igo.
co dokonaio sic W r. 1880.
w czasach biezacych Belgia
W zaiobie ciezkiej obehodzic mu-
81 owa p~amietna ola swego ludu
date, DO kraj jej - choe maly'
lecz piekny, bogaty w skarby
doczesnego mienia i W skarby
ducha, kraj to bowiem jeden z
najkulturalniejszych w swiecie,-
raiecha} i gnebi najgorszy, mai
dzikszy wrog: sasiad Fly i pod
stepny opanowai go i dlawi bez-
litoSnie, a lud belgijski przecho-
dzi ca}y krzyzowe iscie cierpie--
MIA i proby. Vice we zach gorz-
kich, wiec ma ruinach i zglisz-
each swieca tam wspomnienie
swej Swobody narodowej osia-
gniecia, Swieca je ma glodno -
bez dachu mad g}owa, DO wszyst-
ko Belgom zabrai barbarzyhski
najezdzca germahski, tax, re ma
wet prawy narodu tego rzecznik
! obronca, krol Belgow wlasny -
niema schrony ma ziemi rodzin--
mel, lecz poza MIA sic musi tulac
rodzina...
Ale mic to - choc wszystko
Belgowie stracili - ME utracili
przecie jednej rzeczy - najwaz-
niejszej, a mianowicie czci i no.
Tarcza ich narodowa ME
pokalanemi barwy jaSnieje i jake
krol ich Albert miai sic wyrazic
wIaSnie, - odzyskac da sic resi-
ia, skoro ia rzecz jedna ME stra-
coma, ona iedna zachowana, ona
niepokalana Honor narodu bel
wiernego w najstrasz-
dopustach, niez}omne-
90 w walce tax bardzo nierow--
rel, w niedoli najciezszej -
;mialy i czysty charakter owego
ludu i jego wiadcy, jego wojsk
dzielnych, fakt, re Belgowie ME
sic przemocy ponadogrom-
.ej wroga, lecz pierwsi stawili
czoio chmarom jego zo}dactwa i
iosiownie powiedzieli mt -
orzejdziesz chyba pc trupie ma
sym! - ten to gorny ducha po-
lot, ia Geese wzniosia siawy ra-
czej - niz zycia W hahbie i zdra-
die, pozyskaia podziw i sympa'
tye dla Belgii W swiecie caiym.
<torych to uczuG dowodow ME
ludzkosc jej ludowi, wspie-
rajac go Cd poczatku wojny stra-
sznej tax szczodrze, jak laden in
ny z tylu cierpiacych obecnie i
wojennymi dopustami nawiedzo-
nych ludlow. w tel tee sympathy
wzajemnej sprzymierzonych
wzajemnie narodow, W tel ma
czci i przyjazni opartej gwaran-
cyl najwiekszego i najpotezniej-
szego ma Swiecie Przymierza
Ludlow Swobodnych i Demokra-
tycznych - ley pewnosc ola
Belgii pocieszajaca, IL przemina
zle, krwawe easy obecne, odro-
dza sic z popioiow i gruzow mia
sta, zazielenia sic i zrownaja gro
by, a drzewo wolnosci narodo-
wei mad krajem caiym ME "a
mrze, ME padnie, ME zginie; ono
rozrosnie sic tenn potezniej, Easy
cone krwia bohaterow, os}oni
dzielny kraj i lud Belgow W d}u-
gle diugie lata naprzyszie, dajac
mu pogodny i swobodny byt do
statni w szacunku i czci powsze-
chnej. To bedzie odrodzenie ME
podlegioSci belgijskiej. ktorego
juz rychio patrzec, DO juz ono i
die DO swiecie, luz sic wszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

MPSoUie St0nu IDSsedsie Sgd-
GzGjq sic u sdaniU, &c Hnsf LSt-
nice zjednOcsona, nieSdIeSnG I
eGm0sqdHG POiSkG.
- WoodroU wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

Polska - tax Belgie rozumie,
tax rozumie, jak laden inny pc
wnie nar6d! Bo tylko cierpiacy-
odczuc mole cierpienie, tyiko
ten, kto sam bolai, Dol drugiego
moze wyrozumiec. A mas - z
Belgia LACEY lyle wspomnieh da-
wnych. lyle cierpieh wspolczes-
nych! Kiedy rodziia sic niepodle-
.giosc belgijska = toz to byi 1880
rok, rok wielkich i II mas nadziei:
powstanie nasze, siaw-
IA nasza wojna o wolnoSc z Ro-
sya juz sic f~ormowaia. a narod
'nasz caiy duchem bojowym pory-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

Me powinni sic .Niemcy zby-
tecznie temu dziwic, wszakze oni
nigdy ME znali wzgledow, nj Ii
tosci ola pokonanych! Przypom-
nijmy, jak postapili i postepuja
Z Belgia, Polska, Ukraina,
Rumunia, Serbia, Rosya, Ii
twa: wspomnijmy, jak to
oni uciskaja, jak gnebia, jak
wysysaja owe okupowsne kra-
je i Judy, a dalej, jak traktuja
kraje, vehement dziaianiami OBJ
jete, jak deportuja ludnosc do
Niemiec ma prace, jak sic znecaja
mad kobietami, starcami i dice
mi, jak niewiastom pracowac ka-
"a PREY sypaniu okopow, jak pa
silvia sic mad biednym i siabym,
lax ostatni kes chleba zabieraja,
jak rabuja mienia zdzblo kazde!
To sic u mich nazywa wojna, kt6-
ra-- powiadaja - wiele rzeczy
przykrych tlomaczy... Jacyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

Czy znacie pahstwo dobry ter
min polski ma wyraz angielski
Switch board", Tub keyboard"
- to tax czesto potrzebne...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20


zadnej czeSci Swiata, a wszedzie
wytwarzali sfery swoich intere,
sow, egoistycznie strzezone, "a
chlannie rozszerzane, PREY kaz--
DEF sposbonoSci wzmacniane i
mnozone. Handel ich, produkcya
przemyslowa-marna, tandetna-
zalewaiy SWAT caly, wszystkie
jego kraje i strony, wytwarzajac
konkurencye licha i niezdrowa,
trudna ola tych, kt6rzy dawali
towar lepszy, ale drozszy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
Gov. Thos. Riggs, IT,, &c., cures Promise from Con- vention to Meet Here
 Next Year.
TO FURNISH A BOAT
Governor First Secured a Promise from Secretary Daniels Boat Would
 Be Furnished.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 19.-On invita- tion from Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr, of Alaska, the annual Conference oi Governors of the United States which has been in session here, will meet in Alaska next year.
 Gov Riggs in presenting the plan to the Governors Conference first secured a promise from Secretary oi the Navy Daniels that a Naval yes sel would be provided for the trip tc Alaska.
 The only reservation made by the Governors in deciding in favor ol Alaska was that half of the Cover nors of the States would agree to be T attendance Owing to the interest awakened in Alaska and the anx iety of Fasteners especially to view the wonders, the belief prevails that the Alaska session will prove rec ord for attendance. Juneau probably will be chosen for the conference
 The Governors Conference adjourn ed here last night, after a most sat isfactory meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
EX.-COv. BRADY LAID TO REST
 IN FORMER HOME
The Entire Population of Sitka Turned Out to the Funeral to Honor
 Departed.

SITKA, Alaska, Dec. 19-The flu neral of the late Gov John Green Brady took place from his home at 10:30 this morning. From there the remains were taken to the Second Presbyterian Church and from there to the cemetery, where they were laid to rest.
 The population of the entire town, White and Native, turned out for the funeral. First came the Native band, followed by the members of the de- ceased's family, then long line of citizens of the town. next the St. Michael Society and the St. Gabriel Society, followed by the Natives of the village.
 Rev. Buchanan performed the bur ial services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
MINING BUREAU
 INVENTION OF GREAT BENEFIT
It Designed a Delicate In- strument which Record ed Presence of the
 Enemy.

NEW YORK, Dec 19.-The Blu reau of Mines during the war de signed delicate instrument for de tecting the enemy at work t4nneling and the location of artillery stations, according to the annual report just submitted to Congress.
 It develops that practically every branch engaged in war service has some improved device to it's credit. The self-propelled cannon, the i'm proved gas masks, the radio tele- phone for airmen, the depth bombs against submarines and advanced methods in finding the range of the enemy for barrage firing are among those mentioned, perfected by Amer jeans since the war started.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
FINDING WORK FOR GIRLS WHO FINISH
 AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Notwith- standing that girls employed in var ious branches of war work at the National capital have been released at the rate of hundreds weekly some weeks it has passed the 1000 mark-none of those who have de- sired it have gone without employ ment In each case the dismissed girl has been found another position by the Federal Employment Bureau, and usually it has been found near her former home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
BIG RECEPTION GIVEN TO HAIC
 BY DOVER PEOPLE

LONDON, Dec 19.-Dover held q big reception for Gen. Haig and oth CT British Generals, including Plum CT, Rawlinson, BirdwOod, Byng and Horne. It is the first time some of the Generals have been home since the British entered the war on the Western front
 London will hold a big reception in their honor in January, probably New Years Day It is expected Gen. Haig will be raised to the Peerage, and will be given money grant by Parliament. This has been the GUS tom since the time of Wellington and Lord Nelson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
WILL ADVOCATE SINKING OF HUN
 BATTLE FLEET
American Mission Against Plan of England to Sup- pIement Fleets with Ger
 man Ships.

PARIS, Dec. 19.-The American Peace Mission has resolved to advo- cate the sinking of the surrendered German warships. The members of the Mission will resist any plan to distribute the war vessels on basis of making good the Naval losses to Great Britain.
 It is pointed out that England pre- viously had agreed to the plan of sinking the boats. The carrying out of the plan is believed to be one of the fundamental principles looking towards a peace as outlined in the IA principles laid down by the Presi- dent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
ONLY 4 SHOPPING
 DAYS UNTIL XMAS

Do you know what to give that brother, son, or boy friend for Christmas? Some of the newsboys in The Elm pire office yesterday after noon made lists of what they want most for Christmas and if you need suggestions, the following might serve:
 One wanted an Erector No. 4, small pool table.
 Another wanted an Erect or No. 4 and a gun.
 A third requested a pool table, books, bicycle, candy, skates, sled, rubber boots, cap new clothes, shot gun, American Model Builder No. '.
 A fourth was more simple in his desires. He said: T do want about five books"
 Here's another: Rifle 3O- 35 calibre, bicycle, picture machine, American Model Builder No. 8. shot gun, fishing pole, hockey skates, hockey stick, pool table.
 The sixth said he want ed .22 rifle, books, skates. boots, shot gun, printing press. picture machine, Amer ican Model Builder No. '.
 Seventh: Steam engine, skates and games.
 The eighth wanted skates sled. books, candy, auto, bi- cycle. horse. knife, punching bag and rifle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
WILL MAKE SURVEY TO SEE ABOUT THE
 HOG ISLAND PLANT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-General Manager Piez, of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, today said $63,- 300,O00 had been spent on the great Hog Island shipyard.
 He said the yard delivered one ship and has 50 keels laid for other vessels. Original estimates were made for a smaller yard to cost $21,- 100000, but later the sum was in creased to $27.0O0,0OO.
 A survey will be made within the next motth to determine whether the Government shall operate the yard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
AMERICAN BEHAVIOR
 LAUDED BY GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 19.-The Ger man Foreign Office gives the Ameri- can officers and men occupying Ger man territory special praise for their behavior. The foreign office says shopkeepers. hotel proprietors and men on the streets say the conduct of the Americans is blameless. Ev' erything in occupied territory is fol- lowing it's normal course, and all American orders are intended to and do improve rather than hinder cor ditions. The Americans are inyar- iably courteous and generous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
GREAT CROWDS IN
 LONDON ARE BUSY
 WITH XMAS BUYING

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Christmas shop ping is seeing record crowds SG great is the rush that admission tc some of the stores is being regulat ed by attendants guiding the crowds to prevent tanning.
 A comparison of the goods display d shows that enemy goods have hrunk from 5 per cent. before the var to nothing.
 The crowds are spending money avishly for presents, although. most of the gifts are such as to prove use ful rather than ornamental.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
UNITED STATES TO MAKE ALL ITS TOYS
 BY AID OF SOLDIERS

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Hundreds of the largest toy manufacturers in the country in annual convention here declared that thousands of crippled American soldiers will be offered employment making toys. The manufacturers declared that the United States would make all of its own toys hereafter. instead of i'm porting many of them from other countries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
SMALL NATIONS
 DEMAND A VOICE

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Represen. tation for all small nations at the Peace Conferenc was demanded at a meeting of the League of Small and Subject Nationalities at the Me Alpin Hotel. Dr. Frederic c. Howe is President of the League. and the Council includes delegates from Ali rica, Scotland. Ireland. Poland. Corea. India. Switzerland and some of the minor Slavic nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
TO ELECT DELEGATES

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 19. - The German Government is to convoke a conference of representatives of all States of the former Empire on Dec. 29th. to elect a President of the new German Republic.
 It is believed that the step taken will stop the present outbreaks and help cement the factions toward d more stable form of Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
LODGE WANTS TO KNOW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, has introduced resolution asking and demanding that the Senate be in- formed whether the American Peace Commissioners are advocating the destruction of German war ships. or enemy property. and If so, by what or whose authority.
 Dispatches received last evening said the American commissioners were advocating the destruction of the German fleet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
EACH AMERICAN SOLDIER TO BE
 GIVEN CHEVRONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Secre- tary Baker has directed that each American soldier honorably discharg ed be furnished two scarlet chevrons of the same size and shape of those for service abroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
REVIEW OF FLEET NOW HOMEWARD BOUND
 HAS BEEN POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Dec 19.-Secre- tary of the Navy Daniels's review of the Atlantic fleet, returning from Europe, has been postponed until December 28th., because of the weather which is delaying the arrival of the vessels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
FORMER KAISER IS
 KEPT IN BED WITH
 SPELL OF SICKNESS

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 19.-It is re- ported that the former Kaiser is kept in bed with a severe chill
 Former Austrian Emperor Charles and members of his family are sui fering from influenza.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
BELIEVES GERMANS STOLE HIS GOODS
 FROM LEGATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. The American Minister to Rumania has notified the State Department that while he was visiting Jassey recent ly thieves believed to be Germans entered the legation building at Bu. charest and stole goods valued at thousands of dollars from trunks left there for safe keeping.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
GERMAN GUARDS KILL. AMERICAN
 IN PRISON CAMP
Lieut.. Coheeny, Aviator. Shot by Guards; Ger man Bomb Planted on
 Bridge Kills Several.

COPENHAGEN, Dec 19.-The Ger man Guards killed Lieut. Coheeney in German prison camp, on Dec 9th
 Coheeney went outside of the barb wire fence for a moment. The Ger mans fired three times A British officer was wounded
 The Germans refused to allow Go heeney's comrades to remove his body
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
MORE GERMAN PROPAGANDA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-A dis patch from The Hague to the State Department says German propaganda is still at work. It says that Prof. Brinckmann. who directed the propa. ganda in America from The Hague during the war. is in charge of pres ent operations.
 Officials assume that the informa- tion was sent to explain the spread ing of reports in America that the Allies are not agreeing over certain issues Of the Peace Conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
HOLD STORMY SESSION

BERLIN, Dec. 19. - The second days session of the Congress of Sol diers' and Workmens Council was marked by stormy scenes.
 Herr Landsburg, leader of the ma jority of the Socialists, denounced the business methods and dictator ial attitude of the Councils of Berlin.
 He declared that new executive ought to be named.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-19
AIR CASUALTIES
 SUFFERED BY THE
 1 CITY OF PARIS

PARIS, Dec. 19.-The German long range cannon fired 168 shells on Paris. killing 190 and wounding AT during the wars There were I211 casualties during the last ten months, up to the time the armistice was signed, from 398 aerial bombs.