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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-08-29
EXHIBITION OF AIRPLANES

Omaha is preparing to entertain
large crowds of visitors on August
80 and 81 during the aeroplane ex-
hibition which is being put on under
the auspices of the government. At
least ten machines will fly overland
from Kansas City. put on sham bat
ties, demonstrate stunts, and pro-
coed to Des Moines. Aviators of all
allied governments will participate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

EMIHtE 22G 8. Hrmdn1v Modern
brick. NIL outside rooms, ryc 20 $50.
wotalE rates s. 30 10 g. B.rt accom-
mrdn tionH for the uprru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
Want Adj Rates and
information for
OkIaM QNnam. N nmes

All weel, day classified. advertising
runs In both rtpcrS AZ one prica. FUN
. day OklhhumH n, one issue. same rate ~
ths two duliie5
One time. Daily okla.
hOman and Times. I l-2c &c los
Three times. D1iiy ONa-
homan and Times. per
Ono week. 0kluh1man "
and Times per dny,.1 lGc To "a
One month. Okhhumau
and Times. per dag .. lc &c ~
Figure Elk letters 10 the average word
and nix words 10 the luc. twelve lines
10 the inch
All Stock and stock salesmen and pro-
motion advertising carries tho one time
rate, SuhdHHH brH iuCIuur Saturday Or
10ndnys Times at 2c per word, 81 u per
Inch.
All For Ren,r. noardrg and situation
Wanted both OEl'homun ana Times ic
per word.
Clanfcd contract rates for Oklnho-
man aud Times 5000 lines 10 be used
wltDin one your from dNih OF contract
OF Contract f0r hr"o lines daily FOR ona
year 7c per line epTh Issue, copy changed
as ofi0n RH desired.
No nd accepted for less than 26c.
OkLAllOMAN ASD TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ApNERTlS lSlNG.
"T r." Abs will be- run tcvon days
only, when renewal will be solicited.
CHAHGE WANT ADS will not be run
longer thln seven days without re-
All CIlARGE WANT ADS nro duo
and payable the sume day first lnscr-
tion Of nd appears. CAN out -ot-town
want ads arh positively cash In advance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by The Okl1 hom1n Tm~F to pa
irons making r0vwcniH over the office
counter. hS no mistakes can be Tcctlfed
CLOSING HOUPs-hn wnnt M, 10
start In Tho Olnhomnn must hc I'm the
office by m. on the day before
ad to run. An want ads TO start I'm
Timed must be I'm the business office not
later than ~ o'clock on tho day of pub
licnton Branch office in Wcstfnlrs drug
store. 200 West Main. In open daily at 4
a. m. and closes ~ & y m want ads re-
ceived after closing hours VIII be inserted
under the heading TOO Late TO Classify "
BLIND ADS--No answer to blind Hds
will he given unless ticket II presented
showing key number when placing blind
adj Answers to out-of-toWn blind ads
will he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS ore charged
at the same rate nH cash DDS and col
lnctions will he made nj your homo or
office the snme day first insertion Of nd
appears. this lH nm accommodation @rv-
ice and payments should always he made
promntly when bin is presented AlwnNs
ask your telephone nd 10 be repeated
back TO you hy the telephone nd takcr
TO make sure ihnt n hns been correctly
taken The O''"hfnan- Times cannot ns-
sumo rranonv vihuNv for errors Of any
kind occurring In telephone ndvertlss-
UNDER NO CTRCrNSTANCEs will
Eds h. misc''s-fled The convenience ~
the render Is considered as wnll as the
advertiser.
PHONE PRX-s
ASK TtR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


GROOM modern apartment completely
furnished clean, cool desirable home
adults lloa " Frnncis.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sfroom
tottaEe so7 w. 9Th.
THREE ROOM modern apartment In bri-
vate home Everything furnished
Front and rear entrance. Good well Of
water Rent reasonable 10 parties with
out children. References exchanged.
Phone Maple 1891.
FOR RENT-New home nicely furnished
with piano; adults orJy, 22il W. FIJI
teenth Walnut 3i9l
FURNISHED Broom apartment with
sleeping porch; adults. bi2 f. 9th. Wal
nut 3677.
ELEGANTLY furnished suite of rooms.
with or without breakfast privileges
near car Hne. Maple 42O4-J.
FOR RENT beautiful 4-room furnished
apartment. close in. This Is n real
home ll22h North Walnut Phone
Walnut 1850.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
Roofing and Repairs

Jnok henson 4 Sons Maple 2o69
FOR carpenter work call j. y. Jones, Tor
roof porchcs, garages md general re-
pHir work C0ll Maple 3Sa3.J.
a COIT homo garage. i2HlG. dust proof
can b' hu'f $50. mrtorHl and mOor
See T. T. hila. ~ 3, It0bln8on. Can
walnut 4H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

The young lady across the way says
there must he plenty OF ready money
in the country in spite OF the Libcuy
loans as she sees many Of the corpora
ti1nS are paying percent on their pre-
icrrcd stock instead OF the usual 8
uer cent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
HOTEL KERNS

Formerly Hotel Madison Under new
name md management AlC1r S Bfu.d-
way All outside rooms. strictly modern.
none but frsp~ctr Bile people dr7Irrd
UENSMORE HOTEL.
G'lis y broadway. nicely furnished
large, cool sleeping rO0ms. g. 30 md
up per week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
WANTED

WANTED several high class solicitors
for steady city work; must be willing
TO work and producer; unless you can
meet these requirements, do not apply.
Write in your own hand and tell some-
thing about yourself, Address C-330
care Okln homnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

WANTED-Mcn To truck freight. 25c per
hour Apply + W. wilson, foreman,
Santa Pc depot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

Opposite poriOftDe rrd Carnegie A.
brsry. % modern outside rooms and
sultcs. 81 per day. 81 and up per week
walnut 1853
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

All week- dry classified. advertising
runs In both ptpcrH at one prica FUN.
day OklahomHn, one issue. same rate ~
this two duilieB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


THREE nicely furnished light housekeep-
Ing -ooms, ground floor: front and
back entrance, 1900 W. End. or call
Maple 2s5s
TWO nicely Furnished southeasN house
keeping rooms, 1870 f. 10th. Walnut
26st J.
TWO connecting housekeeping rooms.
small but complete; everything furnish
ed; close In. Maple 43l2-J
TWO light housekeeping rooms complete,
adults; t2s w SiStk or Walnut SaD
NICELY furnished Hight housekeeping
rooms. tol Z. 9Th.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. IS East 18th. Walnut 25l3-J.
FURNISHED light houseke keepng rooms,
south exposure; ~ w Sixth.
TWO nicely furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping, south front, adults only,
900 per week 72i East 10th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
DREssMAKlNG AND MILLINERY


DRESS NAttSG md alterations Mary
&. MJuug,r rhouo Maple 1858 Room
2iS, over krrr'f
LADIES and gents best tailoring, re-
modelling nrd alterations by Sir Thorn
NJ Muller. UJ =. Eroadwdy WalnA
3cl7
DREssMAKi%G by dpy or contract
Nuluu' .lr u
DhEssM NEl&G arl alteration, Walnut
i31i 22, West tfh
FlEST-ClNSS drcFsn1FDr Wishes sn-
Ngagcmen' walnut 2Gl
BEST Of sewing wanted by experienced
drcasmthCr. Phone W.luut 1fi7-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
FURNISHED HoUSES1AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

NICELY furnished modern s-room house,
close In Maple t20i-J,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

WANTED Washmrn Dt once. t26 per
week. Cleveland Laundry. Cleveland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
PHONE PNN-S
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT
sunscnIrTIoN nArEs.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Bv MAI, ono year,. ....t.... . 10 w
r. Mall one vctr. with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHONNN .........., .. $3.50
By agent. carrier or nowsboy Gents n
copy or 10 cents week
IN oklahoma City,
OKTAHOMN CITY TINES (cvcnlnr) ard
DAILY OELAHONNN CmoruinF). ~
papers week delivered by carrier IN
oklahoma city and vicinity, per week,
10 cents.
All unsolicited manuscripts letters md
pictures sent 10 the Times IRE sent NJ the
risk of the owner The Oklnhomq Pub
lshinr company expressly rcpudlHtos any
responsibility for their safe custody or
return
The Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use FOR rcpuby ycntion ~ all
news dispRt chcs credited to II or not
otherwise credited IN this pnrer. and also
the local news rubllshcd herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

--r~ss~,Se~~>>>e>,s~~,s ,s,,,,- -s-.- >,,~~o~el-s
LIGHT housekeeping and one sleeping
room. 22i w tth.
TWO front rooms, completely furnished
Tor Housekeeping, modern, adults, gA-
rnge 20 ". 9Th
H1ms Tor lirht housekcplug strictly
modern, A. tlA y. I'M
THREE nght housekeeping rooms ils
W bth.
Two light housckoruInr room down
stairs south front, adults only no, west
5th.
INO nicely furnished modern light
housekeeping rooms Tor rent Jl3 W
ca Maple 27l'
TWO connecting light housekeeping
rooms, newly Furnished. ,oul. central
convenient, No. Ent 1hud. Maple
23I3.J
THREE nicely Furnished llght house
keeping rooms, connecting bath. every
thing furnished. lN5 T.. 9Th Maple
Two furnished rooms. complot. ur
noreie"lng private family good wr.l
i'i " md
TWO liz.t hOusrStcp.ug rooms r.,r.y
iufuirh'd. downstairs. tn3 West Noble,
Walnut 5G26
TNGlE uEht housekeeping room. COM
pI"'ely furnished. s22 " Main. Maple
l-R
SUITE Of three neatly furnished, mod
Drn. large housekeeping rooms. plano.
w'' w1'"r, a. f05 T. s'h
TWO nicely furnished rooms. strictly
modern I'm private homeS adults only
N'n.' 1926
TWO ur three nicely furnished hght
housekeeping rooms, pYuth"Ht expo
sure. everything furnished, light, gnT.
water and garbage. 5Oo ". llth. Wal
I
/ TWO Hrre. airy rooms private hnih.
fou'h"f cNposurc. adults i2i J. 7rd
THatE HFr' housekeeping rooms for
rent So month. % 3uT = '.lh 80
/ ONE LARGE furnished Housekeeping
room. modern brick. close ln; laundry
room; adult, 500 ". Nh
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. south *
pgsure. 81 Harrison avenue. Maple
LARGE southeast room With htchenoL
nicely furnished; prominent party ~
W 10th. Walnut 57ti-R.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. walnut 1914.
LIGHT housekeeping suite In ST. Charles
Anartment. sos Broadway.
THREE pleasant. cool rooms for r"nt
Walnut 4772-R
TIRE nicely furnished. modern nrh.
can at 600 " sth
A SUITE Of two large mrrlahcd rooms
and sly"ping porch for housekeeping
[ In brick apartment; strictly modern. south
| and east exposure, pH<vatc eutrance and
large gallery. Inquire ~ 5lf W. s'h
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. g W
gth
FOR RENT furnished or unfuruishcd
light housekeeping rooms; one nice.
eool southeast sleeping room. 1881 z
10Th Phone Maple 3525-R.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms FOR
rent AZ W bth Mnnhnttan Rooms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO nice newly papered unfurnished
rooms in the yard, rultable for house
keeping: gas. Hight ana water furnished.
2i9 ~ eth
THREE modern unfurnlshed rooms, prI-
yats home. for rent 2l0 h. And
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
HOTEL DIRECTORY

NEW REGAL HOTEL. two blocks west
Skiryn, strictly modern. frrpfOof
bcsL 81 day hotel IN city, special weekly
rates.
MOSABCH HOTEL. 2ro " 2rd. modern
brick. n.no rupWr So 20 per werr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

NEW $50 gas range: viii take $50 and
give possession OF good Groom house.
Call Mr. Lyon, Maple 1904.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
FEMALE HELP WANTED

b.
WANTED, Dining room girl; prefer one
10 Wink for her husbands room and
board. at ll6 " Reno Mrs. Emit
WANTED -uousckccpcr for small fam
ily, modern home: good wages Ad-
drcss BOX i2s, Gushing, Okla.
WANTED Bright capable woman. past
5J business education not necessary
personal Interview 233 Terminal Arcade
HIdr A
WANTED-An experienced telephone OPP
orotor at once. Purcell Telephone Com
pnuy
ANTEb-FSpehcnc maid in suit and
c.57k department KRuiman's Partisan.
l2i Wet Main.
WANTED Experienced sslcsiadies In
cloak md suit departments 30 not
apply unless thoroughly experienced. AD-
ply Kaufman's Pnrisian, l2i West Main.
WANTEp-A girl for dining room. and
dHhwHsher. University Hospital
Girl Tor general housework, wnges $500.
A2i West Sth St, Walnut b2o'
WANTED-A nurse girl 1926 North
Robinson, Walnut 256.
MNNTED-A waitress Rt The Hutsel
Hotel. O'Keene. Okla.
WANTED White girl for general house
work: no washing. Apply s03 W. Call
fo-Dia
WANTED Two ladies to learn millinery.
Apply Z29 w. Main.
NEAT colored girl for cafeteria. No. 6
\ BroedwoN
WNNTED-A maid for general house
work. modern servant house. Phone
Walnut 40l4
ED-Unencumbered elderly lady
for general housework family OF three.
Clll at 1910 W. 22ud St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

BROADWAY CAFE Meals 25c and SOC;
best quality; union house. 800 n
Broadway
WANTED Washmrn ut once, t?G per
week. Cleveland Laundry. Cleveland.
Okl1
wANTED-Mcn 10 truck freight. 25c per
hour Apply + w. WILSON, foreman,
SHIPWORKERS, steady
work, long job; come,
don't write. Riveters, hold
ers on heaters, structural
iron workers, boilermakers,
best place to work, new
yard and new equipment;
best place to live; the met
ropolitan district with its
varied amusements and at
fractions is yours from
which to choose your home
surroundings. Apply Sub
marine Boat Corporation
Employment Office, New
ark Bay Shipyard, Port
Newark, N. Y.
,WANTED-Live wire advertising solIci.
tor fnnn. with newspaper experience
preferred. excellent Opportunity TO MAKE
big muScy win n hrgh clrrs medium
p"ucnco In first litter AdrdcHs K-70.
Oklahoman
LINOTYPE OTERAT0R printer prefer.
red; speed not necessary. Democrat.
i"rali Ncwhrk, OKLA
WANTED - Two Young men to not nh
news agents on Frl8Do. good chance
FOR advancement Apply Fred Harvey,
22i s Hroudway
POULTRY plCtERS wanted. swln 4
Co. lst 81 and Santa Fe trockr
WANTED Solicitor and collector Tor
Oklahoma Clty Married man preferred
Salary {7b per month and commission
Address H. D. Sherman. tiS Mercantile
HlIE
WANTED Three or -Four good machin-
lists oklahoma city Foundry and Ma
chino shop.
BARRIER At once; no STUDENT 10 per
cent over t2b, good hours i25 10 f35. G.
Purcell Hcnry'i'n. Okla
WANTED Shipping clerk A. NJ Debol'
w. Reno
WANTED At ONCE-scrond miller for
20n-h1rrol min good wurcs permanent
position Wlro or phouc Morrison Broth
era NILS Jc0eJ'on OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
WESTERN HOTEL

$40 W. Main. Modern rooms. with or
without board
TlD-SELEKS HOTEL N,Mf FURNISHED
and decorated. ~ out. lIo rooms. With
running water ana large double windows.
one southeast room coolest lu city. cleo
II.- fnrA. anerInl tmnLm.r ruILa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
MALE HELP WANTED

BROADWAY CAFE-Meah 25c and SOC;
best quality; union house 800 n
Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

FOR sALE--Bedroom set. dining set,
refrigerator and odd pieces OF furni-
ture. Phone Maple 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

[ HAVE several good propositions open
for collectors and solicitors with ablll-
" 20 show results; either salary or com.
mission See City Circulation Manager.
The 0klahomAn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
BIG AUCTION

FOR sALE-Account removal, handsome
antique bedroom and other furniture.
Z T care OklRhomnn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
SULzER ASKS
 FOR A SQUARE
 DEAL TOMORROW
The Democratic Delegate Makes Statement to Voters of Territory
 of Alaska.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Delegate Sulzer issued this statement today ::
 During the past year I have done everything in my power to carry out my platform pledges; to bring about genuine development and protect the best interests of the people; to at tend diligently to the business of Alaskans of all sections and to i'm prove conditions generally.
 What I have hean able to accom- plish has been in Spite of every con ceivable obstacle placed in my path by those who have been actuated by political purposes.
 'I was requested by Democrats from every section of Alaska to be- come candidate for the Democratic renomination for Delegate to Con gross and believe that an overwhelm- ing majority of the Democrats of the Territory desire retention as their Delegate to Congress.
 'I have labored for Alaska, and now ask all true Alaskans to see that l get a square deal in the primary election Tuesday.
 (Signed)
 "CHARLES A. SULZER"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Pro- German Element in Dual Monarchy Crow ing Against Emper-
 or and his Court.
OVER THE PEACE NOTE
Since Count Czernin Was Made the Goat" Has Been a Number of
 designations.

AMSTERDAM, April 29.-Princcss Marie Antoinette, mother of Empress Zita, has been ordered to leave Aus tria until the termination of the war
 Queen Zita is blamed by the pro German party in Austria for being responsible for Emperor Charles peace letter to Prince Sixus, of Bourbon. The letter was sent to the Prince by Count Czernin, former Foreign Minister, and the purport of it was to feel out France regard ing peace Later, when the Kaiser sent a sharp note to Austria, the Foreign Minister claimed that the peace terms came first from France, which was denied from France, ard finally traced to it's true source.
 Since then other Cabinet officers of Austria and Hungary have re- signed. The most recent phase cf the internal trouble is the talk of organizing party in opposition Co King Charles in high court circles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
GERMANS USING STOLEN CLOTHES FOR FRENCHMEN Adopt a Ruse to Endeavor to Fool the Americans,
 but Are RepuISed
 with Losses. ATTACK OF INFANTRY After a Heavy Barrage Fire, Germans Unsuc-
 cessfuIly Storm the
 Yankee Lines.
ATTACK OF INFANTRY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY April 29.-Sunday advices say the enemy laid down heavy barrage fire before the American trenches in tne TouI sector Sunday morning.
 For mere than an hour the bonn bardment was repeated, and was then followed by an infantry attack, which was repulsed by an intense counter attack by the Americans.
 The Germans are stripping the bod ies of French soldiers and wearing their stolen clothes, making dentifi- cation by the American troops diff cult
 As the result of heavy German at tacks during the past three day. the American lines remain practi- caIly unchanged, while the enemy has lost a large number of men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
London Papers Preparing Public for the Loss Also of Channel
 Ports.
IN SUNDAYS ADvICES
London Times Says Pres. ent Offensive May Mean Loss Dunkirk, Calais
 and Coulonge.

LONDON, April 29.-Sunday advic- es say that the German attacks Sat urday on the northern side of the Flanders salient resulted in the cap ture of VoormezeIIe, two miles south of Ypres. The enemy were driven out in counter attacks Saturday night. Attacks on this front continued dur ing the night
 Successful raids were made against the Germans Saturday night near the Ypres-Comines Canal. Fifty prisoners and four machine guns were captured.
 The raid of the enemy at BaiIIeuI was repulsed.
 London papers apparently are at tempting to prepare the people for the possible loss of channel ports. The London Times says there Is no denying the loss of kemmel Hill was of considerable tactical success to the enemy, and may mean the even tuaI loss of Ypres and the abandon ment of Dunkirk, Calais and 6ou- Ionge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Germany Makes Demands.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Ger- many has demanded of Russia that the iatter arrange for an exchange of prisoners, and threatens to take Petrograd, unless they agree at once to the terms imposed.
 The State Department has learn ed that the Germans are sending a commission of 115 delegates to present the demands, which calls for the immediate release of all Ger man prisoners in Russia that are in good health.
 All sick Germans are to re. main under the care in Russia of neutral physicians. Germany, in return, is to release only Russians who are ill and crippled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
AIR MAIL ROUTE FROM COAST TO
 COAST PLANNED
Great Exposition Grounds San Francisco Turned Over to the Aero
 Club.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The Pan-American Pacific Exposition has been turned over to the Pacific Aero Club, Part of the exposition land known as Marina along the bay is to be used as landing place for air machines, travelling along a proposed route from New York to San Fran cisco. The aero club officials hope to demonstrate to the Government that the plan for an air mail route from coast to coast is feasible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Crowds Destroy the Ger man Club and Smash Windows of German
 Stores and Cafes.
MORE GERMAN DEMANDS
Informs Russia That Lat ter Must at Once Re- lease All German
 Prisoners.

AMSTERDAM, April 29.-A se- rious anti-German demonstration occurred in Laibach. Crowds of people, according to the Vienna newspapers, destroyed the German Club and smashed the windows of the German stores and cafes.
 Troops were called out, but the demonstration continued.
 The people thronged the streets, singing anti-German songs and cheering for the Entente Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Americans Are Engaged with French in Guard in the AmienS
 Sector.
YPRES AT ANY COST
German Prisoners Say that German Commanders Have Determined
 on Success.

AMSTERDAM, April 29.-The kai ser watched the battle from kemmeI Hill Thursday from an advanced DO sition.
 From his elevation he saw present ed a stupendous battlefield. with the thunderous guns beIchine out death flashing shells hurtling through the air, great clouds of earth arising al each explosion, and the general re suits of modern warfare in its mosl terrible aspects.
 The Kaiser marked all of the re suits on a map. Later he reveiwet two Divisions which distinguished themselves.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
HEAVY COMMANDMENT

LONDON, April 2e.-official morn ing adviees say the Germans opened with a heavy bombardment contain ing high explosive shells and gas along the entire front between Mat rem and voormeezeie, southwest and south of Ypres. this morning. in- fantry attacks developed shortly af- ter~ards.
 Yesterday in the vicinity of loere, west of kemmel Hill the Germans were repuIsed and German post was captured north of 0ivenehy. which was taken by the Germans last week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Gov. Riggs Says He Will Get Acquainted with the Conditions in
 Order to Assist.
WILL NOT BE HURRIED
Says Appointments Can Wait a While; Will At- tend Conference at
 KetChikan.

My policy for Alaska is to do the best I can." said Gov. Thomas Riggs, jr. in an interview this morning.
 The Governor was down at his of flee early this morning. At 10 o'clock a committee of business men, con sisting of B. M Behrends, John Beck, George F. Forrest, w. A. Clark, k. C. Russell and John w. Troy, visit ed him and consulted with him con corning a public reception for him by the people of Juneau.
 'I have no set policy" he contin- ued. "As Governor of Alaska I shall employ the same methods that l pur sued with the Alaska Engineering Commission for getting results con structively I have been an optimist always about Alaska. One cannot
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-29
Begin General Assault.

DATEESSAernoon advces the Germans have begun what general the British hill positions the Rem mel front southwest of Yres opening phase the great Flan ders drive
 Apparently crucial test of the Allied holding at hand
 Preliminary early this morning including Metern, Balleul Voormezeee miles Ypres Infantry developed this shortly afterwards The battle appeared be when Haig the report.