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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
TURKIJA JAU NEkA-
RIAUJA.
L,ONDONAS, lapkr. 2.

LOND0NAs, lapkr. 2. -
Turkija pagaliau pasidaVe
tallininkams. TurkQ ir talki-
ninkg atstovai padejo savo
para$us p0 laikinos santaikos
sutartimi.
Apie ta fakta praneSta An
glijos parlamente ir Prancu-
zijos atstovp butte. Vienur
ir kitur pakilo neapsakomas
krikstavimas ir dziaugsmas.
Ypac dziaugiamasi, kad talki-
ninkai laimi kare, kad kraujo
pralia:imas nenuejo Veltui,
kad vieni priesininkai jau su-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
AUSTRIA TARIASI SU
ITALIA.

Londonos, lapkr. 2. - tia
oficijaliai pasaelbta, kad aua-
trQ almijos atstovai su balta
valiava neSini buvo ileisti i
italy muSiq linijas laikinos
santaikos reikale. Atstovai
nulydtti vyriausiojon italQ
kares stovyklon. Jie nunesd
italy armijQ vadui pasiulymq
pertraukti muSius IL paskui
imties taikos reikalQ.
Dabar Austria tad veda ta-
rybas su Italia. Suprantama,
Austria lures pasiduoti. XII
taip musiai nebus pertraulti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
KAIZERIS KARES
FRONTAN.
COPENHAGEN. lapkr.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. 2.
- Is Berlyno vakar praneSta,
kad kaizeris iSkeliavo vyriau-
sion kares stovyklon, ty. va
karu frontan.
IS Vokietjos nera patvirti-
nanciu ziniQ apie kaizerio ab-
dikavima. Tx girdimi gan
dai, kad tenai pakiles krizis,
kokio Vohetija nekuomet dar
neturejusi.
Tuo labjau, kad vyriausioji
tallzininku kares taryba Yer
saillese desto Vokietijai laiki-
nos santaikos salygas, Tos
salygos - tai pilnas Voheti-
Jos pasidavimas.
Vokietija apie tas salygas
jau zinc ir todel pahlo bal
sios neramybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
HOHENZOLLERNV PU0-
LIMAS NETOLIMAS.

Londonas, lapk. 1.-Copen-
hageno dienrasciai pranesa
indomq pasikalbejima su Dr.
Nicolai, kuomet tai buvusiu
lzaizerienes gydytojumi. Dr.
Nicolai is Vokietijos paspru-
do lakstytuvu.
"Pangermanai - jis pasakd
-siandie neturi jokios val
dzios Vokietijoj. Vokietijos
gyventojai yra iprate, kad
JUGS kas vedziotQ ant dire
lilo. Tad dabar ten lengvai ga
Ii atsirasti diktatorius. Bet,
nanau, didziuma zmoniQ sto-
yes uz respublika.
"Kaizeris tikrai abdikuos,
Tikiu, kad kaizeris, sosto ip6-
dinis il Tirpitz, kaipo didziau-
81 kaltininkai sios kares, bus
patraukti teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
AUSTRIJOJE STAUCIA
REVOLIUCIJA.

BERNIE, lapkr. 2. - Anot
gautu ziniu, kaip Viennoj,
taip Budapeste pakilo revo-
lucia, kurioje dalyvauja ir
kariuomene. Vienur ir kitur
seka dideliausios gyventoju
demonstracijos.
Austrijos sostineje Vienno-
je isteigta proVzijonale W.
riausybe. Isteigta laikinos
kareiviu ir oficieriu tarybos.
Tmperatorius Karolis isdu-
me is sostines. Nukeliavo
karaliSkus rumus Gondollo,
" Is myliu nuo Ungarijos So
stines Budapesto. Su savimi
iSsigabeno daugei rakandu ir
kitokiu reikmenu. Tai visa
nuvezta astuoniolika gelezin-
kelio vagonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
PASEKMINGA REVOLTU,
CHA UNGARIJOJE.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. 2.
- Ungarija atsimete nuo Au-
strijos. Ungarijos valdyma
laikinai paeme ungaru tauti-
ne taryba, kurios pirmininku
yra Karolyi.
Sta taryba paeme kontro-
liuoti visus militarinius Sales
reikalus. Jie Waldo ir polici-
ia.
Austria tad suskaldyta j
dalis. Be ungaru jau atsida-
line Gekai ir lenkai. Atsida-
Inns ir ktos mazesnes taute-
les. :
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
BOLSEVIKAI PARENGIA
SKERDYNES.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. l.
cia gsuta is Rusi;os ziniu,
kad socijalistai bolsevikai te-
mai turi paruose dideliausias
zmoniu skerdynes. y
Sake, visuose apskriciuose,
kuriuos jie zveriskai kontro-
iuoja, lapkricio 10 diena bus
paruosta t; v. "Baltramiejaus
Naktis". Bolsevikai nuspren-
de ta diena iszudyti visus
"augstesniojo luomo" EMO
nes.
Tad Petrograde ir kitur
pakilusi begaline zmoniu pa
siauba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
KAIzERIS |SSISKUBINO
kARES FROHThN
Austrija su ItaIjja pradejo
tarybas

truSkinti, kit baigiami trus-
kinti.
Turkija prierne talkininku
reikalavimus. Gi tie svarbes-
nieji reikalavimai yra toxic:
l. Tslkininkp kares laivy-
nai liuosai gales plaukti per
DarGanelius ir Bosfora If In
eiti j Juodasias jureS.
2. Talhninkai Ultima Kon-
stantinopoli.
5. Turkija padeda ginklus
il demobiizuoja armija.
4. Turkija paliuosuoja visus
taIkininku kares nelaisVius.
Kuo1let talkininku laivy-
mas iplauks j Juodasias Jures,
veikiau bus padarytas galas
vokieciQ veikimui Rusijoje.
Tuomet inns galas ir pacius
holSevikus.
Turkija paliuosavo is nelai-
sves anglu generola Town
shend ir Sitas su turkais We
de tarybas turku pasidaVimo
reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
KATP TLGAT LATKYSTS
VOKTETTJA.

LONDoNAs, lapkr. 2. -
Niekas negali pasakyti, kaip
ilgai Vokietija gales laikytis
pasidavus Austrijai. Field
marsalas Won Hindenburg sto-
vi uz tai, kad talkininkamS
nepasidueti.. Ginti savo ru-
bezius kaip ant sauszemio,
taip ant vandens.
Bet sitam betiksliam gini-
muisi priesinasi Reichstagas,
kurio rankose yra visi militia
riniai reikalai. PrieSinasi ir
gyventojai. Site jau senai
nori, kad kare butu pabaig-
ia.
Matyt, Vokietija pasiduos.
Bet pasidavimas toldai walls
tybei nera lengvas daiktas.
Kaizeris iskeliavo kares lau-
kan. Gal jis ten paragins, ar
mijas ginti t5vyne. o gal
JOINS pranes, kad Vokietijai
daugiau nieko neliko daryti,
kaip tilh pasiduoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
DIDELI TALKININKU LAI-
MEJIMAI ITALIJOJE.
10000 italu paliuosuota.


Washington, lapkr. 2. - Is
Rymo gautose oficijalese Ii
niose sakoma, kad talkininkQ
armijos Italijos fronte visu
smarkumu Sluoja austrus.
Talkininkams n6ra laiko
nei Skaityti paimtus nelais-
vius, nei ginklus, nei kares
medziagq. Mes to visa pal
mama nepaprastai daug.
Paimtose teritorijose pa
liuosuota 5000 italu, kuriuos
austrai buvo pristate ten prie
visokip militarinip darbQ.
Austrai visu frontu betvar-
kaje bega. IStisos divizijos
pauola nelaisv6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
KARE VEIKIAI BATGSIS.
WASHINGTON, lapkr. 2.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 2.
- Cionai is Europos gauta Ia
bal dziuginanGios zinios. "
keliu dienQ lures rasibaigti
kare.
Visupirma, Turki.a pasida-
We taIhninkams. Pasidave
be jokip salygQ. ReiSkia, Tur-
kija, taip kaip ir Bulgaria.,
jau iSsGojo IS kar6s.
Paskui, Arstrijoje pakilo
ravoliucija. Ung&rija, kaip
T~ane$5a, galutinai atsimete
nuo Austrijos. suprantama,
siandie ar rytoj If Austria
lures pasiduoti talkininkams.
Yra net ziniu, kad Austria
jan veda tarybas 81 Italia
pasidavimo reikale.
Pc Sito lures pasiduoti If
Vokietja, kadangi jai nebus
progos nei pora savaiciu pa
silaikyti.
savo keliu talkininkp ar
mijos kaip Vakaru fronte, taip
ir italu fronte tru$kina vokie-
ciu If austru pozicijas.
Site faktai tatai if liudija,
kad kares pabaiga netolima.
Kare gall baigties " kelip
dienp. Pasibaigs, kuomet su-
klups Vokietija. Gi Sitos su-
klupimas kasdien laukiamas.
Be kitko, is Vokietros pa
reina visohausiu ziniu. Vie
nos zinios sako, kad kaizeris
jau atsisake sosto. Kitos- -gi-
kad kaizeris kuoveikiausiai
iSkeliavo kares frontan. Ne
zinia, kokiais tikslais jis bu-
tn ten iskeliaves.
Visgi zinios labai indomiOs
ir svarbiOs. Rytojus duos
NUNS dar Iabjaus sVarbesniu
zinip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
SUTRUSKI.
NO AUSTRUS.
$4,000 austru paimta ne
laisven.
(Nauiausios zinios).

Londonas, lapkr. 1. - Wy
riausias talkininkQ armiju va
das, marsalas Foch, nuspren-
de sutruSkinti Austrijos ar
mia Italijos fronte. Tuo tik-
slu jis prizes austrus uztelejo
talkininkus - italus, anglus,
prancuzus ir amerikonus, If
Site Siandie lauzo austru
fronta, pradejus upe Brenta If
baigus Adriatikos juremis.
Italijos fronte talkininkQ
armijoms vadovauja italQ
gen. Diaz. Jis pranesa, kad
Sitos talkinink4 ofensyvos me-
tn paimta nelaisven apie 80
tukstanciu austrQ.
ArmotQ paimta 260. Nuo
austru paliuosuota apie 200
sodziQ ir miesteliu ir 700
ketvirtainiq kilometrQ terito-
rios atimta.
Talkininkai tue tarpu ofen-
syvos nepertraukia. Visu
smarkumu varosi pirmyn. Ir
Wis daugiau laimi. Austrai
betvarkeje bega tarpkalniais
atgal ant savo Sales rubeziq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
rURKIJA PASIDAVE:: ARTI kARES PABAIGl
NUzUDYTAS GRAFAS
TISA.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. 2.
- IS Budapesto pranesama,
kad tenai kareivis gatveje nu-
soves grafa lisa, buvusi Un-
garijos premjera.
lisa btvo provokiskas Emo
gus. Jis, kaip sakoma, buvo
daug prisidejes prie pakelimo
dabartines kares. Daug truk-
smo jis visuomet kele Unga-
rios politikiniam gyvenime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
REIKALAUS VADU PA
SIDAVIMO.

ParyEius, lapkr. ?. - Kal-
bama, kad talkininkQ paga-
mintose laikinos santaikos sq-
lygose Vokietijai be kitko bus
ir reikalavimas, kad talkinin-
kams pasiduotQ vyriausieji
Vokietijos If Austrijos armijQ
vadai.
Cionai neabejojama, kad
TRIUMPH laiku Italijos If vaka-
rq frontuose inns plevesuoti
baltos veliavos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
PASIBAIGE HABSBURGU
DINASTIJA.

Paryzius, lapkr. 2. - Tarp-
tautin6s diplomatQ tarybos
nariai tvirtina, kad Hobsbur-
gu dinastiia pasibaige, ir kad
is buvusios Austrijos-V
jos bus isteigtos kelios respu-
blikos.
Cia spejama, kad If vokie-
ciu kaizerio viespatavimo die
nos, jei jau ne valandos, yra
suskaitytos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
NoRI zMoNEMs LAIsvES.

AMSTERDAM, spal. 81. -
"Vol1ietijos gyventojai tegu
bus laisviausieji zmones vi
sam pasaulyj'.
Taip volkieciu kaizeris pa
sake kalbedamas j nauja val
stybes sekretoriu spaliu 81 d.,
anot praneSimo is Berlyno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
REIKALAUJA APLEISTI
SIBERIA.

Amsterdam, sapl. 31.-Bol-
sevikai sakosi sutinka
su prezidento Wilsono
taikos principals If su apleidi-
mu svetimQ teritorijQ. Ir tuo
pasiremiant jie reikalauja,
kad talkininkai apleistQ Ar
changelska ir Siberia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
VAKARU FRoNTE vEIKIA
ARTILERIJA.

Paryzius, lapkr. 2. = Vaka-
rq fronte, kaip jis yra ilgas,
smarkiai veikia artilerija. Ma
tyt, talkininkai gaminasi pra-
deti generate ofensyva prizes
vokieeius. Nors prizes pabai-
ga norma juos gerai pasven-
tinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
NUMUSTA 81 VOKIECIU
LAKSTYTUVAS.

Su Amer. Armija, spal. 81.
Vakar, per diena ameriko-
niski lakunai muSiu fronte
numuse net 81 vokieciQ laks-
tytuva. Du amerikonisku
lakunu nesugryzo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
VIENAM APSKRITYJ 25,-
900 zEION1V NUzUDYTA.

Londonas, lapk. l. Tais
laikais, kuomet valdziq tur6jo
gen. Krasnov, kazoku vadas
ir buves Kerenskio kabineto
narys, Dono apskrityj nuzudy-
ia $4,000 zmoniq. !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
200 MIL1JoNU DAUGIAU
PRANCUZIJAT.

Washington, lapkr. 2. =
Suv- Valstijos vakar dar dau-
giau 200 milijonQ dol. pasko-
limo Prancuzijai. Dabar Pran-
cuziiai viso bus paskolinta
,365,000,000. Gi kartu Vi
stems talkininkams = $7,732-
976,666.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
SERBAI NETOLI BEL
GRADO.

saloniki, sapl. 81. : Serbp
raitarija pasieke Dunojq ry-
tuose nuo Semendria, uz "a
myliQ nuo Serbijos sostines
Belgrade.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
DAUGIAU CUKRAUS DUO
DANA.

Washington, lapkr. 2. -
Maisto administracija paskel-
be, kad su vakar diena vie
nam zmogui skiriama i meme
81 trys svarai cukraus vietoj
dvieju svarp, kaip ligSiol bu-
vo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02
NAUJA sIBERIJOS RES
PUBLIKA PRASO PRIPAzI.
NIMO.


Naujai isteigta Omske Siberi-
jos valdzia pagamino savo
pirmqji atsiliepimq ! talkinin-
kus, kad Site pripazintQ tel
sofa Siberijos respublika. At
siliepimq vieSai paskelbe ka-
res minister's Ivanov Rizov,
kurs andai cionai atkeliavo
specijaliu traukiniu. Po pasi-
sveikinimo su tallzininkQ Off
cieriais, cekq-slovalSq kareiviQ
burial nulydtjo minister i
paskirtuosius jam namus.
TrdlAinis, kuriuomi jis atke-
liavo, buvo padabintas talki-
ninku v6liavomis.
Ivanov praneSa, kad klesill
kova Siberijoje jau pasibaig6,
ir kad naujos armiios Crga-
nizavimas seka geriau, negn
buvo manoma. Bet busimas pa
sisekimas suvienyti Siberia
priguli pirmiausiai nuo finan-
sinas ir ckonomin6s pagelbos,
po ko turi sekti Omsko val
dzios pripazinimas, kaipo tilz-
rlos valdzios.
Tyrineja talkininkrs,
Ivanov cionai viesSjasi, kaip
jis pats sake, su tikslu suvie-
nyti kariskas frakcijas. Bet
sp6jama, kad jo atsilankymo
tikslas ar tik nebus istyrine-
jimas talkininkQ nuomones a.
pie SiberijQ. Matyt, iis nori
suzinoti, kaip j Siberijos res
publika atsineSa talllininkai
ir ar jie yra linke ta respubli-
ka pripazinti.
Ivanov teGiau kalba CANA at
viriai. Jis sake, jog Siberia
priguli Rusijai. Jei tall1inin-
kai parems Omsko valdzia-
tai bus padaryta grazi pra-
dzia Rusijos atgimimui.
Talkininkai Rusijoje Sian
die turf iSriSti daug
svarbesniu klausimu. Tecfau
jie su atsid6jimu temijasi il
] atsitikimQ vystymasi paciam
Omske.
Ivanov paaiSkino apie Oms-
ko valdzios organizacija. Pa
zymejo, kad visi tos valdzios
nariai principan state bepar-
tijine politika. Gi valdzios
programa, jo nuomone, turi
kuogeriausius principus.
Turi 10000 kareiviu.
"Iveikeme didziai dideles
sunkenybes ir galime atlikti
dar didesnes Sales atgaivini-
mo reikalais-pasakojo Iva
nov. Tikiu, kad neissemiamos
rusq tautos spekos issivystys
vlsoJ pllnybeJ, kalpo respuph-
ka. siandie Siberia yra Rusi-
ia. Rusija yra Siberijoje nuo
Uralo net ligi Ramiojo vande-
.nyno. Russia, pagydyta nuo
bolsevikizmo ligos, turi savo
atstove atgimusioj Siberijoj.
'Raportai paduoda, kad j
nesenai paskelbta valdzios at
siliepima t"1ijos organizavi-
mo reikale, atsiliepe 10000
.rekrutQ. Prasid6jo jQ lavini-
mas".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-02

Published Daily Except Sunday -
08ACGAS PUBLISHING Co, Ia,
1890 ". 18th ST., Chicago. Illinois
Phone: Mckinley GIi4. EstabL 1876
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
PATIENT PASSES AWAY.

William Fl. Tragall of Ketchikan died at Mt. Tabor recently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
AN OBSERVER SAYS MRS. HATCHER IS
 SEEKING EXCITEMENT

JUNEAU, April 27.-To the Ed itor.--Mrs. Hatcher has made some stir in the political puddle, all right, and one is inclined to analyZe her motives. Since prohibition in Alaska is settled and missionary work in that line does not offer much excitement for one of Mrs. Hatcher's temperament, may she not be pardoned for seeking larger fields? Perish the thought that she must bury her talents in an or dinary kitchen for some poor grub of man. Excitement of the pub lie platform grows on some and when one issue is dead, it is the most natural thing in the world for them ;o seek something else. Just i'm down on her knees scrubbing the kitchen floor, or taking any back talk from the "old man''--it cant be done. She has graduated from the atmosphere of the ordinary grind of ewifrey-that may be Ill right for other women, but not for her. Didn't she say in her Juneau speech that her husband uses "batchelor buttons'? Think of the great waste to humanity and progress if she were compelled to sew on buttons and cook and wash and scrub!
 AN OBSERVER.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27

Headquarters for Ladysmitb coal. Juneau Transf. Co.,. phone 48.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICE SUNDAY IN
 METHODIST CHURCH

A special religious service will be held in the Methodist Church to- morrow Sunday afternoon at three o'clock; in the in interest of the "Giddeon' Bible movement. Two hundred Bibles have been received for distribution in the hotels of Jul neau.
 Doctor Condit will make tho ded- icatory address; after which the Bibles will be taken to the various hotels and be placed in the guest rooms. All Christian men are cor dially invited to participate in this service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
Board Has Earned Right to Be Informed on Transportation
 Matters.
DID NOT WANT TO COME
Members of the Board Ob- jeCted to the Alaskan Visit on Account of
 War Work.

Delegate Charles A. SulZer makes an earnest appeal to the people Of Alaska to prepare to meet the Ship ping Board when it comes to Alas ka for the purpose of having hear ings on freight rates and other transportation matters.
 In letter to The Empire received in the last mail Delegate Sulzer says:
 "The Shipping Board made stren- uous objection to holding hearings in Alaska owing to the fact that they are greatly rushed on most vital war matters and do not wish to spare any of their force to go to Alaska ,and cited particularly that at former hearings by the h. tcrstate Commerce Commission there was very little representation on the part of the Alaskan shippers and not much interest shown and they have feeling that same might happen in this case, and l had to assure them that l would see that all our people were fully advised and took sufficient interest to be properly represented before the hearings and to present their facts, figures and details fully. Therefore, l hope that you will give this matter as wide publicity as possible and see that a good and full attendance is obtained in order that the whole situation may be thrashed out defi- nitely. I sincerely hope our friends will attend if no one else does and that you will advise the people of the other towns about the matter
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27

That famous Nanaimo coal Femmer and Ritter, phone IA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court, Before N. l.. Burton, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-ofiicio Probate Judge, for Ju- neau Precinct, Territory of Alaska. In the mater of the estate of Gladys
 Humpheries, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that l was on the 18th day of April A. D. 1918, by the U. s. Commis- sioncr. EX offico Probate Judge, Ju- neau Precinct, Juneau, Alaska, duly and regularly appointed admins trator of the estate of Gladys Hum pheries, deceased, and l have ta- ken the oath of office and letters of Administration have been issued to me;
 THEREFORE all persons having claims against the said Estate are hereby required to present them to me at my office at Juneau, Alas ka, with the proper vouchers with in six months from the date of this notice.
 A. II. HUMPHREYS.
 Administrator. n
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
Private boxes and banquet rooms for parties. Alaska Grill. s"'

Coal, feed, hay and grain, Fem mer and Ritter. Phone 114.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
JITNEY DANCE TONIGHT.

Tonight at the A. B. hall am other of those JitnCy affairs will be given and good time is assured those who attend. A violinist has been secured to take the place of Phil Marks in the orchestra, and the music is guaranteed to be as good, if not better, than formerly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
TOWNSENDS ARE LEAVING

MT and Mrs Harry H. Townsend will leave Juneau on the steamer Alameda tomorrow morning bound for Latouche. MT. Townsend has ac- cepted a responsible position there with the big mining company operat- ing at that point.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
FORMER GOVERNOR LEFT
 FOR THE SOUTH TODAY

Former Governor and Mrs. J. F. A. Strong left this morning for the south on the steamer Humboldt. Sev- eral of their friends were at the dock to bid them farewell Their exact destination is unknown. but 1t is un- derstood that they will spend some time in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
SULZER'S STANDING.

For man who is abused as much as Delegate Sulzer, he seems to have very good standing with and the profound respect of the very people at Washington who are worth while and who are in position to benefit Alaska. And that is about all a delegate needs (Douglas Island NeWs)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27

Everybody reads 1HE EMPIRE
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
FOOD ECONOMICS.

Women met this afternoon in the High School auditorium and gave practical demonstrations in food saving.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-27
GO TO A DRAW.

NEW YORK, April 26 Ed (Strangler) Lewis and Joe Stetcher wrcstled to a draw here after two hours on the mat last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-05-25
SIGN YOUR NAME

The Wayne County Council of De-
tense asks persons who send COM
munications giving information re-
garding disloyal utterances to sign
their names to the communication.
An anonymous communication IS
of no use to the defense council. II
the person accused in the state
ment, if asked about the alleged ut
terance, nine times out of ten, will
deny that he made it, and as the
council does not possess the name
and address of the informant, the
guilty person escapes punishment.
Communications signed "A Pa
triotic Citizen" "A Loyal Amer
ican," ETC., are useless. A loyal
American wishing to report dis
loyal persons ought not to hesitate
in affixing his name to the letter.
The defense council seeks the CO.
operation of loyal men and women,
but it must have their names and
addresses, which will be treated
confidentially, to run down and
prosecute disloyal citizens.
Attention is called to the punish
ment which now can be meted out
to disloyal persons. Hitherto the
defense council was hampered in
this respect. The new amendments
to the espionage act, gives the gov
ernment ample power to inflict
heavy Jail sentences and fines on
disloyal persons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-05-25
IS MORE SELECTS
Leave FOR CAMP

large crowd was at the Pennsyl
vania station Saturday morning to bio
farewell to the selected men who lef,
for Camp Taylor. KY The boys were
given rousing cheer as the trair
pulled out OF the station.
The contingent called included the
names of 35 men, but two Of the boys
were granted permission to entrair
for camps near the towns where they
have been working. Vernon Mitche
entrained from Statesville. N c.. and
Louis j. Obus from Camden. N. J.
The following boys left Saturday
Raymond E. Jones. Walter Riggs.
John C. Yedding. Fred H. Otte. E. Lee
Gem.
Leroy c. Moore. William o. Carly
Howard w Miller. Edward Craig, Ray
mond Hackman.
RAYMOND Markley, George D. Bless
ing. Howard Elstro. Walter B. Dixon
Charles l.. Gaede.
Robert F. Jackson. Charles E viii.
liams. Merle Gross. William Quigley
Carl Berheide.
Charles Lanning. Walter Caskey
Harry L. Bertrand. Jesse H. Ken.
worthy. Henry NJ Knauber.
Edward H. Meme, Maurice Reeves
Roland w. Zimmerman. Thomas Lit.
tleiohn. Walter R. Knoll
Paul Moore, Parke E. Vickery, Estill
l.. Coates.