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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
WINTER HALTINC
 ALL OPERATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Asso- ciated Press summary for today says that there has been no infantry ac, tivity anywhere. with the exception of few small raids which were un- important. The great artillery duels continue in several sectors.
 On the Italian front winter has set in in earnest. Neither side has been able to face the extremely SC. were weather for forty-eight hours. In the northern sectors of the Itali- an lines the Teutons are blocked by from three to five feet of snow, which renders all operations out of the question.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14

is impossible. It is believed by To- cal officials that this is part of the new campaign of sabotage which was unearthed today by secret ser vice agents.
 On account of the discovery of dynamite being found in the fuel, orders have been issued to officials throughout the country to make a close inspection of all fuel before al lowing it to be used, as it is be- lieved that similar instances may be found in other railroad centers.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
American Soldiers
 Defeat Yaqui Band
CAVALRY KILL ONE YAQUl AND CAPTURE TEN OTHERS WEST
 OF MORALES, ARIZONA.
Associated Press)

Associated Press)
 DOUGLAS, Ariz., Jan. 10. - A sharp engagement between a patrol of American cavalry and a band of Yaqui Indians Is re- ported to have taken place yes terday in Bear valley, west of Nogales. The Americans cap tured ten and killed one of the raiding Indians.
 The Yaquis are said to have crossed the border unobserved and were planning a raid on a small settlement up the Bear valley, when the American pa trols discovered where they en- tered the state and pursued and overlook them after several hours. In the running fight which followed the Indians were severe ly punished.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
SUMNER WAITE
 IN AVIATION

Word was received last evening that Sumner Waite, a Fairbanks boy, had enlisted in the naval avia. tion division as mechanics mate. This is the same branch of the ser vice that another Fairbanks boy. Fred Johnston. enlisted in several days ago, and 1t is probable that the two boys will be in training to- gether. Summers sister. Miss Edith Waite. is at present in Fairbanks. and his father. s. B. Waite. is at Nenana.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
NATIONAL DEBT OF RUSSIA IS
 CANCELLED BY BOLSHEVIKI IN
 DECREE; BONDS ALSO CANCELLED
Associated Press)

PETROGRAD Jan lo-lt is officially announced here tonight that the Bohev has formally refused accept the proposal of Turkey for separate peace The Boshevii were unwilling to consider which Tur ksh government offered and the provso for ot active Turkish armies in the field. .... is not expected that this will end the peace negotia- tlons between the two countries, however Turkey pected to her offers through the euton representa- tives at Brest Litovsk
 BULGARIA EFFECTS PEACE
 BERNIE, Jan. 1O.-Reports are this morning buletined that Bulgaria and Russia have signed separate peace mets. The terms have already been ratlhed by governments, and immediate resumption ot diplomatic reations expected It reported Bulgarian ministry to tetrograd has already been selected.
 REPUDIATE DEBT ... ... . LONDON, .Jan 10.-A Petrograd dispatch received here tonight from what is considered sel-ocial declares that the Bosevi government has determined to rcpudiate the Russian national debt decree have been issued to this end well all loans and bonds held by foreigners. On of the lack of official confirmation these dispatches the British officials declining make any comment upon the matter. Many prominent Englshmen be- that there mistake about the reports and the radicals will not go so far as to destroy Russian credit such extent. @@: '+'':
 RESUME NEGOTIATIONS
 AMSTERDAM, Jan. lO-The latest information re- ceved from Brest Lovsk that the Russian dele gates have yielded Teutonc arguments and have readiness to continue peace negotiations that place instead of insisting upon transfer Stockholm.
 The Teuton delegates are expected to submit pro-
 
 sans The Russians are also said to be entering counter proposals which ask for the withdrawal of Teuton troops all occupied Russian territory until the people in these districts have had opportunity their future status.
 SWEDEN FOR GO-BETWEEN
 PETROGRAD Jan. 1O.-The Morning Post declares that German delegations have got in touch with the Swedish legation in this city and expressed desire for the govern of Sweden to go-beween with France, Eng land and Italy for the purpose of opening peace negotiations with those countries No mention is made of the United States
 Tie Swedish representatives here have made any public regarding the matter and be confirmed.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
DYNAMITE MIXED
 WITH R. R. COAL
(Associated Preas)

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 10.-Two railroad employees are dying in a local railroad hospital as the result of an explosion of dynamite aboard locomotive in local yards this morn ing. The explosion was caused by dynamite being mixed with the coal being used to fire the locomotive.
 The disaster occurred just before a long freight train was scheduled to leave the local yards. Both the engineer and fireman were SO SC. verely injured that their recovery
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
BLAZE DOES SOME DAMAGE

About ten o'clock yesterday morn. ing the fire department was called out in answer to an alarm turned in from the residence Of F. M. Dun. ham. The fire was in a small cabin several doors below the Dunham in which Dan Berger is living at the present time.
 The department made speedy run. and soon had the fire under control. It was in the roof of the cabin and took some time to put out thoroughly. Great clouds of smoke rolled up for a time. and it looked like very serious blaze from up town.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14
TATE DEFEATED
 BY FRED FULTON
Associated Press)

JOPLIN. Mo. Jan. 10.-Fred Full ton, the aspirant for heavyweight championship honors, who is de- manding that Jess Willard give him 8 chance for the title, tonight proved his ability to hand out the sleep punch when he knocked out Harry Tate in the second round of a sched- uled ten-round bout. Fulton was Tate's superior in every phase of the game.
 After the bout Fulton declared that his manager had made all kinds of offers to Willard. but was unable to get him in the ring. Fulton be- Flieves that he Is entitled to a match with the champion on the strength of the record which he has made during the past year.
 
 The little Robbins child. who has been in the hospital seriously i'll for some time. was yesterday removed ltO A Drivate home ,nuch 1unroved
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14

Victor Sholseth will soon leave for the Outside to enter some branch of the United States, military ser. vice.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14

Queensland Is estimated to have 40.000.000 acres of unexplored and unreserved forests.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-01-14

A gasoline engine has been built that uses only twentieth of drop of fuel at a time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
PARIS PEACE CONDITIONS.
Occupy Kiel, Heligoland ard Rhine
Bridges is Suggestion I'r
Arrnistice Terms.

Paris. Nov. lin an editorial dis
ctissing armistlce terms. l. Information
suggests the following conditions.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Bosporus
and the DardanelleS
The occupation OF enemy ports on the
Adriatic.
The surrender Of Austrian warships.
The right 10 use Austro-Hungarian
railway lines
The evacuation ot Alsace-Lorraine
and territories wrongly occupied in the
east and west
'fnc surrender of arms munitions and
submarines.
The occupation of fort-esso7 aro
bridges along the Rhine and Of Lu-en'-
bourg and Essen.
The occupation OF kiel and Hamburg.
The removal Of mines from territorial
waters,
The delivery as preliminary com
uensation for damages, Of part Of the
enemy merchant marine
The cessation of manufacturing for
war purposes
Georges Bou>Senot member of the
Naval committee Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, writing on the same subject
In the Journal, proposes the seizure OF
the enemy fleets by the Entente. the
delivery Of enemy submarines dlsarmed
to neutral countries or the Entente. the
occupation OF Cuxhaven, Heligoland
Ioola and Cattaro and the repla aemeE. ol
lbs. tonnage by enemy tonnage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
BLUE GRASS GROC
+. MAKERS PERPLEXED
Shifts in Prohibition Law Raise
Mist Whether Kentucky Distil-
lers Are Broke or Millionaires.

Louisville, Ky, Nov 1-After eighteen
months of extreme uncertainty in the
whisky market, the price of bonded
goods today i'll kentucky, the largest
straight whisky producing state IN Amer
ica, 95 cents to S1.l5 u gallon.
Tne imminence of complete prohl-
m,ior. coupled with the belief that
higher taxes may cause a marked de-
crease in consumption, Is expected by
large operators TO keep prices at lot
level. 4 few dealers. however, beheve
the approach of prohibition will stlmu-
late demand and bring high prices.
The sudden, sweeping market changes
baye kent operators IN a turmoil. A year
and a half ago MANY of them have been
bankr,lpt had they been forced to liqui-
date their holdings. Then prices rose
and on paper some of the holders were
nilhonaireS.
The order stopping production for
beverage purposes sent prices upward
until newest whiskies approached So a
Gallon in bond. Owners counted gains
IN big figures, and many held on for
higher prices. The cautions ones un-
loaded at the peak, however.
Then came the certainty OF prohlbi-
lion for the duration of the war and that
greatly increased taxes must bc paid
Prices crashed and brought the low
levels of today.
There are thirty and forty millions of
gallons of whisky available for sale to-
oay on which the tax has been paid. The
present tax on whisky is $500 a proof
gallon. Dealers said they expected the
new IS. .OOO, ,OO0, 900 revenue bill to provide
q tax of at least double and probably
treble the present rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

remedy which has no equal s4 purlner II
S. s. S., the purely vegetable blood medi-
cine. which has been on the market for
more than fifty years. Ii is sold by drug
gists everywhere.
II you nre afflicted with any 'orm o.
skin disease, do not expect to be cured by
letiens, ci~tments. salves and other local
remedies, ns they can not possibly reach
the source of the trouble, winch is in the
blood. Begin taking S S. S. today, and
write complete history of your case to
our chief medical adviser VINO will give
you special instructions, without charge
Write at onoe to Swift Specific Co, al
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Work for Mic Gdle-Aeed Wcmcr.

The CID pfcjCdlee Of hl~iles- IAcn
a; prevented HctLCn oN, 33 -c. 81
F: = r5Ia .1"et. -. .iv as
.aa.sncd oo lie eal,n
:. a local plan 4a-.. e-1 ln IN
work. "A1anv ~ employer IS r7-
; L.t-1.. middlc-aeed vomar ssr,
zen OF industry In the c.----
S rule she is more = i 1's anG
Iairsi3king and more ~ IN he-
work than Iii povdc-'. IA. n-oa .ler
4 nc manner Of lang - ~ he
l.cl, fcr quii.r !. us ;rt
.t.e..ii}.. fai-.. IL r4r engagements
:. rt,o evening ), .'f- ne o.dcr women
= giving tneir wnole attention to taer
n Nzrl-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
BAGPlPES BOW TO JAZZ.
u. s. Seamen with Scotch Lassies Dance
to Ragtime Tunes.

London. Nov American sailors
stationed in Scotch ports are introducing
ragtime dancers in Scotland and Jazz
bands are dispacing the bagpipe Mt many
social gatherings there according to
Young Mems Christian Association secre-
taries on duty with the American Naval
Forces.
At one naval base the sailors, aided by
Y. M. c.. A. men have requistioned n
hall in which they are dancing with the
Scotch girls TO American airs played by
naval bands
These opportunities are leading to
some weddings of American sailors TO
Scotch girls. At one place the sailors
and the Scotch lassics were organized by
an American actor into company which
has produced an American Revue in the
Y. M. G. A. huts at the naval basc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
CONvICTS, WAR WORK AIDS.
West Virginia 10 Put Prisoners at Rail
roading.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. lit is
likely that West Virginia will be one OF
the first states to utilize her idle convicts
on essential war labor. Announcement
has been made by Charles Nj. Browne,
labor supervisor for the railroad admins
tration, that male prisoners IN Mounas-
vile state penitentiary. probably will
be put on track and other construction
work being done by and for the govern
ment. permission to take convicts feom
their cells for this purpose having been
granted bv the state board of public works.
There has been much agitation favor
able to putting convicted prisoners on
work which is tagging because a insui-
flcicnU men TO perform 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Sour Stomach
Mt-o-na Puts the Stomach in
Fire Snap IN Five MirUtel.

If Yoa sty Zach .s celtirIuiY .,-5,hs
3 C.e urfss4es tou Is hfe&tof and
distressed. RI xdI ie!cr ; aisf slue TOAD
into The nOupr. hon ~ neC~3 Nttt--nC
StOlFa"n Tablets.
Ii-p-aG s.oI1sch tablets give lLsta.
ra,ie:. Cf course. h,tt tncy do Inorv, rHes
drlVr on. thc pois0Rolis gases tho, CHdsr
irrmelit a1ina or foeU pa ,horouRh3 j.; 'cttau.
rencya sud strens-,-st. 4nr .fernseb SO
hG .c .CuG rS7r4OI-
artdria, ;i,
Nli-c-rg : omac;l- iahlcts arc aua-e-.teed'
q en- indigestion. aeur, cfvcns'c or
money Lack. TkpiS means ruat utF tus,s-
ness. dizziness and hili0HHAsSS Ils-
appear t2ruoHist9 cverywSrpFC ..nG " a..
n@nfortl stll =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Linoleums--- Good yearing, handsome designs

! ,
f rt ly ~ l l Ia3 tu,t utt th aftym 1
( a & 4 .
prices -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Unsightly and Disfguring Sig
mails of Bad Blood.

Don't cEeee your eyes 20 the warning
wfseil nature gives, whcn u,sisbtiy nipp-
his appear ON your face and Other paris
Of The body.
Not only are these pimples and splotches
dis6gxring, bat they lesd to scsious skin
diseases that spread and cause the most
disconforting irrsation and pain. Some
tisnes they sorcteIl Eczema, boAs, blisters,
scafp cTaf,,ons and othGs sunoyances that
burn like flames .o4 fire ana make you feel
that yosr ssan rs ah4s1e.
When u,ese symptoms appear ON any
paPssef sc soay, t.ke prompt steps.ts nd
shc tfoOe of-1hese diseshers And The one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
ARM|ST|CE DETAILS
NOT YET COMPLETED
Preliuninasies Out Of the Way.
Terms May be Announced
at End of Week.

LendeD, Nov. 1.-The preliminary
Conversations which lately have occupied
the aHicd representatives in Paris have
been concsracd, and more iRportant
discussions now are begiansg, according
TO reports reaching official Sasrtess here
10 take part in the Jiscusssops. Andrew
Bonay Law, Chancellor Of the k,ickecner,
went TO hraaec yesterda~. ere-s'nc the
channel in nm aaf<5lsne.
'Khe sceee of the ciHeerattaps. 81 tAe
allied representatives has pot heep aS-
souncesa and although, it is stsfex. srcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Republicans 10 Greet Candidates.

At the Young Mems Republican Club,
between 8 and 10 ton&nt, a reception tn
the Republican candidates on the State
ticket will be gwen. The reception is
for the Republican voters III general,
and il is exree%ed that big crowd will
iurn out at the headsp,arsors, $40 King
street. 90 meet the Republican candi-
cssrs on the ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
You'll Like These Dark Color VoileS

for 4
eSgnsi n
5 opens
al 9 d le 4 < a
make up beauHl 75c t 4 Isl a. Nar3
. sedN 8 e 4 y
gowns q frs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

q rclisklo sos.rcc,, some<1e5ciM deelaraiion
of arrnistice terms ,possis1c may be nadc
before the cad II the prcsent week, nothing
de6nitely is known about them. Some
commpsrtatoB believe TINT the deiibera.
tions wAf bo psstrGted beyond the time
originally intended.
Unogrcial reports and s,,eeulatiens on
the armmtice terms continue 10 oocsry
prominent place in the newsparers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
Just now when you are houSecleaning
and FIXING up

nave m rs il color most o n are m cream * 81 q4 tr 6 65ayL
~ e fhrI Floor a>,yv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

DR.. Ha9 reports that his Belgian
patien Mt Improves with the progress Of
major operations for removal of foreign
elements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
BUD APEST FEARS h7TACH.
Attitude of Jugo Slavs W.v.s Austria'
Desire for Peace.

ZsCct Nov. l-Ihe rspre asvanee 6
Of tlsn aflss ,xs Sernia is caus,sag the live
hesi alarm IN Budapest. accorGiIg TO a
NienRa sIsesGeh- It rs feared that the
1ugo-SlarS wineross the Creatsan frssatior,
!oln he allied troops and ssarrh on the
city. This is one of he reasons fer toe
p 'rslstcnce with which Count Andrsassy
Iisd ;SAr0 fer an arnisticc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
READ HOME PAPERS

No one thinks of trading away from their home town. At least the local merchants urge everyone in Pine Bluff to trade in their home town. This is usually the case with public spirited and loyal citizens both male and female. However, it is all right for citizens, including merchants pos sibly to buy out-oftown papers for news.
 Their home papers, two of the best dailies in Arkansas, carrying identi- cally the same service as their metro politan brothers, excepting features designed to attract the eye, and not particularly the news sense, are given the go-by by large number of these "trade at home patriots" The newspapers of Pine Bluff are en- titled to the same consideration and patronage as the home stores. Both are due the support of Pine Bluff people.
 The news service of the local pap CTS are the same as any paper reach ing Pine Bluff from Little Rock, St. Louis, Memphis or any city. Of course it is granted these larger papers have large size papers, but the actual news matter is the same. in fact all papers reaching Pine Bluff from other cities are on the same wire as the two Pine Bluff news papers.
 If persons desire special features in addition to the regular news, it is proper they buy the out-of- town papers. If they can afford the luxury.
 In justice to their home town and city they should at least subscribe and read the home paper. Just as much as they should patronize the home merchants.
 Without the aid and cooperation of Pine Bluff citizens, and the sur rounding territory the local news papers can't exist.
 This bit of criticism is not written for the thought of advertising Pine Bluff newspapers, but merely to state that the comparison of trading at home and reading at home are similar to the minutest detail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
THE GENUINE
 "YELLOW PERIL
New Brands Described By Founder
 of Yellow Dog Drive.

New York, Oct. 5.-The only real yellow periP' that c0nfronts Amer ica at the present time is from that type of citizen that has a Charlotte Russo for backbone, and that the peril is very real and very yellow and very varied in species is indicated by the fact that the headquarters of the Anti-Yellow Dog Clubs, with branches in every city in the United States has found it necessary to add to the original definitions of yellow dogism Henry Irving Dodge, founder of the Nation wide movement to suppress verbally distributed enemy propa- ganda and who personally made ar- engagements for tn entire finances of the drive, has found that there are other types of mongrel patriots beside
 those he originally described, and w5rd has been sent to the two mil lion members of the Anto-YelloW Dog Clubs to be on the lookout for the newest crop of "yellow dogs" In an interview given 70 the press Mr. Dodge says that when he founded the national Anti-Ye4low Dog Clubs and pointed the way to combat the activities of the secret agents of the Kaiser, he believed he had covered every form of conscious and sub-con- scious disloyalty in the ten definitions describing yellow dogism but, he says, that phases of yellow dogism de- velop so rapidly that one must be constantly on the lookout in order to be one hundred per cent American. Mr. Dodge's definition describing the newest species of Yellow Dogs, brings the nation wide campaign against them right up to the minute The eight new types are:
 Anyone who shows disrespect to Liberty Bond or Thrift Stamp salesman is a Yellow Dog.
 Anyone who unnecessarily uses gasoline on .gasless day is a Yellow Dog.
 Anyone who dishonestly claims exemption from the draft is a
 Yellow Dog.
 Anyone who growls about war
 taxes is a Yellow Dog.
 The rent pirate is Yellow Dog.
 Anyone who adds to the burder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
Now Members Appointed By Governor on State Coun-
 cil of Defense.
PEACE FEELERS NOT
 WARMLY RECEIVED
Wiley Adams, Prominent Lodge Worker Is Killed
 In Action In France.

Little Rock, Oct 7.-The Spanish influenza epidemic shows no signs of abatement.
 There are 13,000 cases of the cpl den1ic at Camp Pike, and the camp is under strict quarantine There arc many deaths, although the per centage, compared with the total number is not great.
 Everything possible is being done by the health authorities to prevent the spread of the disease. Hope is expressed that it may not be neces- sary to close the schools, churches, and theatres as has been done in Washington and some other places.
 With the proper cooperation OH the part of the people, it is believ- ed this can be done.
 Attendance at churches and schools has been greatly reduced on account of the spread of the disease.
 Arhe people are being constantly advised to avoid crowds and stay at homo when they get the disease, and i. will pass in five or six days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
WON'T BE CONSIDERED.

Whatever the objects and points involved in the peace terms of the central powers may be in the present peace situation, one thing that is a definitely decided fact is that Kaiser Wilhelm won't have one word to say in peace deliberations. The ex- tent of the kaiser's talk will be from behind bars. Immediately that an armistice is declared Emperor Will helm will be taken into cutosdy. This provided of course that is is neces- sary to take him to jail in preference to a cemetery.
 President Wilson has asserted that no peace negotiations will be under taken with military powers. In other words the nurderers and criminals who are responsible for this worlds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
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