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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL Londona ~poroGajo 2 dine 81. juniia: Ale
kSander FedOrOviG kercnsl;ij Sc ie vccraj poiavil
V l.ondonu. kcrenskij je bill predscdnik rcvolu
ci0narnega kabine,a Y ruSki republiki, doklcr ga
MISC strmoglavili boljSeviki V novembru m. |. V
prvcm rcvolucionarncm kabinetu jc bill justiGni
III pozneie vojni minister.
V London je priSel neSpoznan pred Stirimi
dnevi in YES cas- je konferiral 4 m%nogimi RuSi, XII
Five ma AngleSkem. Ncerai je dcjal Nabokov, Xxi
ina V oskrbi rusko poslaniStvo V Londonu, da ie
kercnskij ma potu V Zdruzenc drzavc, kam0r cd
potuje V cnem tcdnu ali desetih dnch, da pridobi
zaveznike IN pomoG Rusiii. Nabokov ic tudi dcjal,
da he mara kcrenskij sliSati bcscdc "intervcn-
ella, temvec pravi, da j. edna polrcba pomot
cd zunaj, nt kar Sc bo Russia sauna otrc,la Mem
cije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

NpriGo vclikih no'raniih nemiroy Y Avstriji ie
rojaSka Situacija ma italiianski 'front.' poStran-
Skega pomona.
OgrSki list CA Ij>ag" Y HudimpcSti ogor-
rcno piSe "Mcdtcm ko jc par so oSeb zaprtih "a
radi vcleizdajStva, jc Y monarhiji ma sto1isoGe o.
sch. Xxi SluIiio sovrazniku z razSirianjem nczado-
voljnoSti'. Drugi listi %porocaio, da lakota neznan-
sko pritE,ka vSlcd ~znizanja kruSnih odmcrkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

NceraJ le bill kerenSkij predstavljen zastop-
nixon anglcSkih delavskih strokoynih mil XII so
zborovali Y konfcrenci. Delegate so "a navd useno
pozdravili in izpregovoril jc SledeGe ''Prihaiam
naravnoSt IL MoSkvc in moja dolznost je. da po-
VEN kot drzaynia in socialist YAM in liudStvu vse-
ga Sveta, da Sc rusko liudstvo, ruska demokracija
bori proti tiranStvu. Prepritan sem, da Sc YAM
rusko IjudStvo kmalu ~pridruzi V boju IA svo-
bodo.''
no jc kerenskij konGal, ie nastal nclnir V
dvorani. Ncki d@!cgat je vpraSal, kaj ic prineslo
kercnSkega ma conference i'm koga 2astopa. Pred
Nednlk zborovanja jc Cdgovoril, da nj : Kcrcnski-
Jem Sc mic eovoril i'll da ne We, koga East opa.
Razume sc, da je angleSka vlada yedela IA
njegov prihod.
Pc vestch IL Zencvc so postal socialist V Av-
Ntriji III ma OerSkem zelo aktivni prof vladi. Pre-
nod soclaIiSticnc stranke $ SialiSca pasivnosti V
boJcvlt"it je zelo znaticn V tem kritiGncm CaSu.
Ako sc nemSka socialna demokraciia V Avsiriii
krcpko postavi V opozicijo proti vladni politiki.
tcdaJ Jc upati, da dobi tudi veGinska frakcija V
Nemclli wee poguna i'll odloGnoSti, katcrc Zdai Sc
nina. n
Dclavski svet ma Dunaju, XII jc doslci tyoril
lie pcscico radikalnih SocialiStov, ic zadnie case
pridobii ma tisote novih CLANCY. Svet ic organizi-
ran Pc zgledu ruskega sovicta, le da MISC voiaki
ZaStopani. Nodtelji svcta izjavljajo, da ic 70 We
cina SocialiStoN ma njihovi strani, da,iravno vod-
stvo SocialiStiGne strankc ma Dunaju Sc odklania
vSako sodclovanjc $ tenn svctom.
Ma ogrSkcm jc generalni Strajk, katercmu so
Sc bajc pridruzili tudi poStni in tclegrafSki usluz-
bcnci ter zclczniGarji.
ella Suisse" V Zencvi ina porocilo p avstrij-
skc mcjc. da jc prc5ivalstvo ma Dunaju in V dru-
9Th mcitih zclo poparieno vSlod ponesreGenc ofen-
1--WE ma italijanNhcm ~bojiScu. Cimboli prihaiaio
Ves'l q rcHnicrcm pololaju ma italijanski 'front.',
TEN vetja je ogortenoSt ljudstva proti vladi.
IL Icncve p%orotajo, da ic Ncmfiia priGcla
gradnl monariSko luke V TrStu, nc da hi bila pref
vpraSala avSiriiSko Waldo IN dovoljcnje.
NcmSki Iisti nadaljujejo 4 napadi ma kajzer-
ia zaradi n~jcgovcga govora oh tridesetletnici svo-
lcga vladanja. MonakovSka post Pie. da SO
'%'govornik Nilicm" zelo r~azlikuje cd "dclovalca
NilJcma'. Dale ocita ia list, da jc V Bcrlinu zapr-
th 1916 otrok, XII SO pod biGem lakote kradli ie-
dlIa. "Iakaj nj Niljem pomilos;il teh otrok, ako
Je bog pc %njegovem mnenju postavil prave ljudi
ma cello n~cmSkcga ceSarStVa 20 ypraSuie list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

DRAWN tajnik Lansing ie postal potion Sved-
skc Wade motto TurGiji, V katcri zahteva vlada
Idruzenih draw, da mora turSka vlada takoi po-
jaSniti dogodek V Tabrizn, kjer so turSke tete
vlomile V ameriSki konzulat in oplcnilc undotno
ameriSko bolniSnico. Uradniki V drzavnem depart
mentu praviio, ola Sc Amcrika ne Sail in da DO
takoi sledila napovcd vojne, ako turSka vlada ne
POSI- ic zadovoljivega odgovora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

II Amsterdam brzojavljajo: PoyoGila ONE
njajo nadalinjc krvavc boic ma Dunaju in V mu-
n~iciiskih srediScil ia NcmSkcm. Delavska mnozi-
ca ma Dunaju je izlila svojo iezo mad NemGijo
5 tenn, da je napadla poSlopje nemSkega poslani-
ka in pohila Sipe ma oknih: voiaStvo .ie pregnalo
n0padalce. IL BudimpeSte p~orotajo, da so Fan
darji tamkai ubiii cnaist delavcev, dotim jc Ste
vilo ranicnih vcliko veGje.
NeS,i o opcraciiah avstrijskc armada v Italiji
V avStrijskih c~asopisih so rodke in zclo poGasnc.
Prifakuie Sc, da dosezc furiia liudSkcga Srda W.
hunec, ko DO znana katastrofa ma italijanski from
ii. Edna tolazba, katero je opaziti V dunaiskih
listi, je obljuba nekaterih ogrskih obGin, da 81
hocejo pritrgati ma koruzi in poslati ostanck na
Dnnaj. ' soboto 30 ~pripeliali V prcstolnico -. 200
Zajcev in vctjo zalogo zelcnjave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

u Berlina ~pOroGajo, ola namerava DIR. Kuchl-
E-al!n. minister Zunaniih zadev, reSignirati. Me
gov zadnji govor V nemskem drzavnem zboru ie
nepOpisno razburil vse stranke. Njegove besede,
da Je nemogoca odlocilna zmaga Z orozjem in da
sc Vojna morda zavlece Gez peto limo, so povZry-
ellie veliko senzaeijo. GovOru je sledila viharnI
debata; socialist so neprenehoma segali Y besc-
de y~senemSkih govornikov.
IL Londona pOrocajO: AngleSki liSti, XII na
lOlgo komentirajo kuehlmannov govor V rails
tagu, so V %splosnem mnenja. da sc cuti nemski
miliiarizem re ~slabega, ampak toliko je Sc vedno
neSramen. Ola lhisli ma ohranitev priropanih po.
krajn. DAILY Express" pravi, da je kuell-
laannov govor "naivno priznanje Nemcije, da
hi rada V miru pozrla jabolka, Xxi Jill je nakrad-
a Y vzhodni Evropi."
L. Pariza porOcajo FrancoSki listi so posve-
iii precci proStora kuehlmannovemu govoru.
Petit journal" pSe, da ina kHehlmann pre-
cejSnJo nero impertinence. ako zvraCa odgovor-
most IA vojno Ma Rusijo, medtem ko je kajzer
Viljcm pred nekaj dnevi sam primal. ola je re
davno videl prihod svetovne vojne.
o kercnskijevcm nastopu y Londonu Sc Sc
porora: Alcisander Kerenskij je govoril dine p.
.iunild ma letnem zbOru a~ngleSkc dclavske stran-
re. no Sc jc V Sredo prvic pojavil V dvorani de-
'tSdFbN, az llH'c ctt IA nJeSONO pflSOllON'.
PrescnoGenje d%elegatov je pa bilo nepopisno, ko
JIG ma odru vstal Arthur Henderson, predsedni,;
flora IN pokazal Ma craven sebe stojecega Glove
IA S:ikc rasti, bledega in gladko obritega obra-
IA in cInih, kviSku StrlcGih las, rekoC: ''Pred-
~stavliam YAM Aleksandra Fcdorovica Kcrenskc-
"a, bivSesa predSednika ruske provizoriGnc re-
volucionarnc Wade:
10 jc kerenskij drugic stopil ma oder, je ma
stall med dclcgati nemir. PristaSi BIOL ~iiSevikov so
hoteli vedeti, V cigavem imenu da govori. Nckdo
ie 2ahtcval, da maj pride Litvinov (zastopnik
boli$cviS!ie Wade V Londonu) V dvorano. Maj
boil glaSna je bila Sylvia PankhurSt, hGi znanc
iodine sufrazetke. Henderson ie zahteval red in
opozorh delegate, da je ma zadnjem zboru brez
ovire govoril Litvinov in ravno tako pravico da
ina zdaj tudi kerenskij.
TO JIG pomagalo in Kerenskij je dobil besc-
do. Dejal ie med drugim sledeGe:
cali ne zanima usoda Rustic vSega Sveta?
Vi zastopniki starejSih demokracij, innate odlo-
siti, ali maj Russia Sc dale zivi V Sedaniih razmc-
rah. PrinaSam YAM informaciic naravnoSt IL Ru-
size, in pravim, da ne BIO rusko liudstvo nikdar
priznalo bres, -iitovske mirovnc poeodbe, XII gene
RUSTIC V prepaid unicenja".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
SlOvenSkO %republicanSkO
~Zdruzenje.
sEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL.
I~ZvRSEvALNI ODBOR:

Frank Bostit, Flip Cobra, Martin V. Honda,
Etoin kristan, Frank kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
Joze Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
NADZoRNI oDBoR
CENTRALNI ODBOR.

;. Petrovich, Ludvik Benedik, Frank VeraniG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL Icncvc p~oroCaio "Journal Democratic" pi-
So, oplrajc SO m zaIicsljiya por0Gila, da sc nadaliu-
JcJo krvavi izGrodi ia Dunlju IN Y ~BudimpeSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL Icneve porofajo, da ic Ncmtiia priGcla
radli monariSko luke V TrStu, nc da hi bila pre
praSala ayStriisko Waldo IN dovoljenjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL l%IclSingforsa i%avljaio o tuznem
f'nskoga prcbivalStva vSlcd razSajajoG,
| ,6O9,00 oScb zivi lie oh tenn, kar dobi
in TO so lc drobtinicc.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
BUR- ESON BOOSTS WAGES OF u. S. WIRE WORKERS
COST Of WAR
TO AMERICANS
Amounts the American People Were
Called Upon to Pay to Keep
the War Going.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The treas
ury department reports that it cost
the American people about eighteen
billion, one hundred and sixty mil
lion dollars to run the expenses of
the government during the war and
to make loans to the Allies.
About ten billion dollars, the
treasury department says, has been
spent on the army and navy.
Of the total cost of the war, the
American public has paid about one
third of the wars expenses in taxes
and about two-thirds of it in loans
to be paid by another generation.
Two billion, nine hundred and
forty million dollars have been
derived from income and excess
profit taxes; six billion, thirty-eight
million dollars from the Fourth
Liberty Loan and four billion, one
hundred an seventy-one million
dollars from the Third Liberty Loan.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
ANARCHY RE|GNS
AROUND MOSCOW
Red Guards Devastate Many Villages
and a Large Number of the
Peasants are Mastered.
Associated Press

PARIS.-According to dispatches
received from Petrograd today, the
attitude of the Russian peasants
is said to be alarming and develop
ments of a very serious character
may be expected.
The peasants who have been sub
jected to severe and unjust treat
ment at the hands of the Bolshe-
Wiki are now thoroughly aroused and
their attitude around Moscow is
causing Lenine's government much
anxiety.
Only a week ago, the peasants
were subdued by the Bolsheviki Red
Guards, who RACED several villages
and massacred many peasants. The
present uprising, following so soon
after the temporary triumph of the
Bolsheviki, is of grave portent.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
PRESIDENT LEFT
ENGLAND TODAY
The Wilson's Are Given a Great
Send-Off on Departure to
France Today.
Associated Press

LONDON.-President and Mrs,
Wilson, and the Presidents personal
staff left Dover for France today
aboard the steamer Brighton, the
same steamer which carried them
from France to England.
King George and Queen Mary OF
England and the Duke of Con-
naught accompanied the Wilson's to
the depot, where Premier Lloyd
George awaited them. During the
drive from the palace to the depot
Queen Mary chatted with Mrs
Wilson.
AS the train bearing the Presi.
dental party pulled away from the
station the band of the Irish Guards
played the American and British
national athens, while the royal
party waved their handkerchiefs in
farewell.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
SURPRISE AWAITS
MASQUERADERS
DANCE TONIGHT

The big masque ball, which
promises to be one of the biggest
things of the season, will take place
at the Union Hall tonight, imme-
diately of the picture show, and
indications point to the fact that
the attendance at the affair will
be record one.
Nearly everyone in Nenana is
planning on going to the ball to-
night, and in their desire to see
the old year out and the new
year in, they won't go home until
morning" Unlike the bigger towns
elsewhere, opportunities for prop
erly ushering in the new year after
seeing the old one out, are very
limited in the North, and conse-
quently, any occasion that will offer
sufficient excuse for an all night
session, is usually gladly awaited of.
The masquerade ball comes at
an opportune time and there is not
the slightest doubt but that there
is going to be a rip-roaring time
tonight. Surprises in the way of
costumes will also be sprung and
among the many varieties of cos
tunes that will be in evidence, sew
eral of them will be quite out of
the ordinary and strikingly singular.
Several parties have been formed
who for the purpose of Identified
ton and of keeping together will
be costumed alike, some of these
costumes being of specially unique
and daring variety.
The floor of the hall has had
special attention. anu is III tre-~ers
best of condition for dancing; the
Coliseum orchestra promises to ex-
eel itself, and from all accounts all
Nenana will be there with bells.
The management of the dance
wish to announce that substantial
prizes will be given for the best
sustained characters, both for ladies
and gentlemen; ,lso BOBBY prize
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
JOAN THE WOMAN
AT THE COLISEUM

Tomorrow night at the Coliseum,
one Of the greatest photoplays ever
produced will be thrown on the
screen for the benefit of Nenana-
ties.
1 Of all the motion pictures ever
made none has finer purpose than
"Joan, the Woman, in which Ger
aldine Farrar, the famous opera
star, plays the title role.
1t shows to what heights woman
can rise when it comes to a moment
of sacrifice. No one can hold back
the big Jumps that come to the
throat when they see this wonderful
peasant girl Of France with one OF
England's greatest invading knights
at her feet in the humble supplica.
ton of genuine love. And in the
continuance of this throbbing love
story every soul must be stirred to
see the girl, Joan, hard as adamant
on the battlefield, twice save the
life of her sutton, only to find in
the end that he is the one selected
to trap her for the king of England
Historical and wonderful in pag
eantry it is, but the thing that viii
make it take rank with the greatest
motion pictures of our time is ths
way Joan's great love story i:
woven through it all.
There are eleven parts to this
magnificent photodrama; the scene:
being taken in the most beautiful
and picturesque parts of beautiful
California. 1t ranks with such
masterpieces as "The Birth of E
Nation, and some critics aver thai
"Joan the Woman" is really better
than the former.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
SHELLS EXPLODE
... NO LIVES LOST
Attemps Made to Wreck Homes Of
Prominent Men by I. w. w.
-. Result In Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Shrapne'
shells exploded in the homes OF
three prominent men here today
but fortunately caused no deaths
although the property damage was
considerable.
The police say that the shells
were exploded in revenge against
the authorities for enforcing the
laws against sedition and for dis
playing the red flag.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
ALLIES CONTROL
BLACK SEA COAST
British Occupy Batoum and Control
Pipe Line from Oil Center to
the Caspian Sea.

CONSTANTINOPLE.-The Allies
are now in full control of the entire
Black Sea coast. .=-.
The occupation, by the British
forces, of the town of Batoum gives
them the control of the immense
oil supplies of the fields bordering
on the Caspian Sea.
The main pipe line which handles
the entire output of the oil fields
runs from Baku, on the Caspian
Sea, to Batoum, on the Black Sea.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

The Alaska-Pacific Herring COM
pany is believed to have the largest
herring pack made this year in the
territory, amounting to 10000 bar
rels, over half of which has al
ready arrived in the Eastern mar
ket. This company has also put up
about 10000 cases of canned herring
in oval cans, both kippered and
in bouillon.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
BLOW PROVES FATAL

BOSTON.-Terry McGovern, who
never regained consciousness from
the blow administered in the boxing
match last night by frankie Britt,
died here today Everything possible
was done for him, but it proved un-
awaiting. 1t is expected that frankie
Britt will be formally charged with
manslaughter.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
NEW YEARS EVE
DRAWS CROWDS TO
NEW YORK CITY
Countless Thousands of People
From the Dry States Will
Celebrate New Year Eve.

NEW YORK-One of the great
est throngs of merrymakers in the
history of the city is expected to
participate in the New Years eve
celebration in New York city to-
night.
Hotel and restaurant men say
that countless thousands are pour
ing into the city from the dry
states and the accommodations at
the various hotels are already over
taxed, while more people keep com
ing in.
There is going to be some cele-
bration in old New York tonight.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
PUG|L|SI'S SKULL
IS FRACTURED IN
RING ENCOUNTER
Terry McGovern Sustains Fracture
of Skull in Fight With
frankie Britt.
Associated Press

BOSTON.-In a boxing match of
several rounds, which took place
here last night between Terry Nc
Govern and frankie Britt, the for
mer suffered a fracture of the skull.
On receiving the blow that caused
the fracture, McGovern fell un-
conscious to the floor and has not
yet regained consciousness.
frankie Britt has been arrested
and is, at present, held by the police.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
WILSON THANKS
ENGLISH KING

DOVER.-Presiden Wilson, just
before boarding the Brighton, in
which he was making the crossing
of the Straits of Dover to France,
telegraphed to King George of
England and conveyed his deep ap-
probation of the entertainment and
reception accorded him during his
stay in England.
The President expressed himself
as being we'll pleased with the great
progress made toward the achieve
ment of his peace ideals.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
VESSEL GROUNDS
MANY DROWNED
Inter-Island Service Boat Grounds
On Christmas Day; Sixteen
Lives Lost.

MANILA, P. I.-According to
meager reports received today, it is
believed that sixteen passengers and
seamen were drowned when the
United States Shipping Board YES
sci Quantico grounded on Christmas
night, during storm, on Tablas
Island, twenty-five miles east of
Mindoro. ri: ~
The Quantico was being used in
the inter-island freight and pass
enger service.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
INCREASED WAGES
TO TAKE EFFECT
NEW YEARS DAY
Employees of Government Controlled
Telegraph System to Draw
Increased Pay.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Post
master General Burleson announced
today that the scale of wages for
all employees of the government
controlled telegraph system, which
carries an increase to the employees
of all departments of the service
will become effective tomorrow.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
CLEMtNCEAU IS
NOT IN FAVOR Of
NATIONS LEAGUE
AErench Premier Is Said to Favor
the Old Balance of Power
System Still.
Associated Press

PARIS.-Indication in recent
meetings of the French Chamber of
Deputies point to the fact that Pre-
mier Clemenceau of France, is in
favor of the continuance of the
old balance of power scheme against
the proposed formation of a league
of nations.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

Gov. Thomas Riggs recently re-
.ceived a letter from DR.. Van H.
Manning, superintendent of the Blu
reau of Mines, stating that the COM
mittee recently appointed by Sec
rotary of the Interior Franklin K
Lane is making a report on the
question of stimulating gold pro-
duction. The famous mining engin'
eer, Hennen Jennings, is chairman
of the committee.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
H|NDENBURG WILL
WELCOME BRITISH
Late Chief of German Army Now
Promises to Support British
Occupation of Berlin.

Misunderstanding to a report
received in this city today, Marshal
Won Hindnburg, the late commander
in chief of the German army, tele-
graphed to the German industrial
magnates saying that he would sup
port the British occupation of Ber-
lin.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
LOSSES
NOW ANNOUNCED
The Total Losses of the Italian
Army During the Late War
Is Now Made Public.
(Associated Press

ROME.-The supreme command
announces that the Italian dead on
all fronts totaled 100000; and 947,-
900 wounded.
The number of prisoners taken
is not given.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
SIM FE|NERS ARE
TO Be RELEASED

LONDON.-It is expected that
all Sim Feiners who have been in
termed in England as the result of
the revolutionary outbreaks in Ire.
land, during the late war, will be
given their freedom Immediately.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

-Nub0dV sfIUufd- niss- Seeing tins
wonderful picture tomorrow night.
The price of admission will be one
dollar, with 25 cents extra for re-
served seats.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

The natives of New Guinea are
the shortest lived people in the
world, which is attributed to their
diet of the larvae of certain beet
les.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

The Kuskokwim country may face
serious feed shortage this winter,
according to miners of that district
who recently arrived Outside. The
camp is out of staples of all kinds.
but there is some game in the coun-
try.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

leather covered metal tube to
be slipped over an umbrella to roll
it tight has been patented in Eng
land.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31
CzECHO-SLOvAKS
EXPRESS THANKS
FOR ALLIED AID
ASSOCIATED Press)

LONDON.-President Masaryk,
of the new republic of Czecho-
Slovakia, in his first message to
the Czecho-Slovak national assembly
gave expression to the appreciation
of the new nation for the help
given them by America and Eng
land in forming the new republic.
He also declared that America
had promised to help the new nation
in the future.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-12-31

Apparatus has been invented for
accurately testing the hardness of
metals by showing their resistance
to the teeth of files.
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NO PAPER TOMORROW

= Tomorrow being New Years =
= Day, and a general holiday, =
= there will be no issue of this =
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

while his loyalty MAY not be open to Ques-
ton has been an obstructionist, and his sup
port Of the administration in its war policies
has been forced and half-hearted. AS
leader of his party in critical period he has
been a failure. In his latest hysterical out
burst, wherein he accused the President and
Secretary of War Of being influenced in
their support Of new revenue legislation by
n newspaper lobby, he has reached what must
be the heights of even his foolishness. His
days OF usefulness in the House, granting
that he ever had any, are over, and for the
sake of disguised nation and his betrayed
constituency, he should resign.