The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-02
GREAT VARIETY OF CONDITIONS
 ARE BEING FACED BY ALLIES
 AND CZECH0-SLAVS IN RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug -Nnety-6ve Ameri- cans, including all of the consular officers except Consul General Pooe left Moscow for Perograd special train lon August 26 All of the American interests had been pre- viouSy turned the Swedish consul and the code book as well as some valuable papers destroyed by the consul
 The party included all of the personnel of the Y M |C A. and Y. w. C. A. headquarters which have been tabis1ed there and number of private citizens wo have been engaged in business and nvestigative work There was also an Italian missionary party consisting of ninety one persons
 Consul General Poole decided that he would stay be- hind to give what support he could morally and otherwise to the British and French consular officers who held by the Boshevi He considers that though the feeling o the Bolsevik leaders strong against the Americans little harm will come to him because of the strong pro-Amcr- can feeling among the populace.
 LEVINE IN DANGER LONDON, Aug 3l.-Crimna attempts are constantly being made upon the life of Premier enne who reported to be in Moscow. It is reported that Lenne has been maintaining Strong efforts being made against his life and they are becoming more and more organized
 PAY HONORS TO DEAD MECHANICAL Aug 31.-The French ambassador and other diplomats, together with the members the gov ernment ot northern Russia paid impressive onors the first of the allied soldiers be killed in the fighting with the Boshevk soldiers and sympatizers in the territory to the south of Archange.
 ATTEMPT KILL. BRITISH GENERAL. REPORTED
 LONDON, Aug. 3l-Reports from northern Russia state that an attempt has been made the life of British general by the men who have been attempting make the allies believe they friendly.&se
 MANY OF FRENCH ARRESTED
 PARIS, Aug. 31-It is reported that according o the Russian newspapers the Boshevk government of Russia as decreed the and detention of all French citizens under forty years of age Many reported have already been thrown into the miserable prisons of the large Russian cities, especially Moscow. PEOPLES CONMISSARY ASSASSlNATED AMSTERDAM, Aug. 31.-Noses Urtzky the peoples commssary for home affairs Perograd has been snaed The assassns have made good their escape and no clue has been obtained concerning by whom they sent
 NO TRACE OF FORMER GEAR ARCHANGEI, Aug. 31.-Ambassador Francis who the CzechoSovak and Cossack soldiers who have just cap tued Yekaternburg have been unable find any the body o the former czar who reported have been killed at that place.
 The Czech officer who brings the report that the most credited information which could be found that the body had been destroyed of the deepest coal
 In speaking of the progress being made by the Czechs and Cossack the officer said that general the people welcoming the united army which, besides being composed Czecs and Cossacks has considerable number of Poles in it. Food and flowers often showered upon them by the popuace They making very good progress against the Bolshevk
 BOLSHEVIKI GET BAD DEFEAT
 VIADIVOSTOK, Auy. 3l.-On Monday the allies in on the Ussura river front. The allied forces advanced under heavy barrage and with their tanks The Bolshe wiki retreaed very rapidly and the allies advanced wide front for distance of fifteen miles.