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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
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YAK by ne. Prace zzadne ; ne
nj" fekl Kobzarenko sedaje
ma zidli.
"Praci ii obstarame. Vratka
vylomin1e a VIENNA svobodu, pr
We nez Sc nadejes. Mozna ze i
bfisko tvoje pfeplnene polehta
me podpatky."
Exam Sc dereS, psi tlamo.
Dvere jsou ma stopu slime a 2
dubu. Neprokouses Sc ami v ko
lrridor."
Kobzarenko opovrzlive od-
lplivl.
, "Jak by ne. He, vzdyt' do
'jine cely jsem Sc dnes prokou
sal. Coz nevidiS?"
"a, opravdu?' podivil sc
Kobzarenko. "a kdo re ii to do
volil nalezt k politickym?"
"Dovolil? Nedovolil. Sam je
no prevoschoditelstvo guberna.
tor tax naridil. Listinu postal
"Nikolaj Glanz," pise, "jaksi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

Napsal Y. M. Kudej.

Stalo Sc, lie Nikolaje Clan
re, profesionelniho zlodeje, We
dli k vyslechu. A uz neznamo
= jake priciny nezalibil Sc o.
kolotocnemu nadzirateli TO-
kresni Inspector policejni) a
doslo ke slovni a pax j rucni
pdtce. Nikolaj byl nemilosrd-
ne zbit. Ovsem ne zadarno.
On sam nadziraeli zasolil, snG
|ru cd revolveru pretrhl, ba do
konce jednu epauletu urval.
Tim dopustil Sc cinu velmi trest
|neho, urazky dnstojnicke uni
formy.
Neni to obycejny pfestupek
|pohanet dGstojnika Rusku.
Jest to precin politicky a jako
takovy jest i trestan. A proto
CLAM, kdyz 81 odsedel trest "a
jakousi kapesni kradez a rever
81, byl odsouzen administrative
nj cestou, to jest gubernato-
rem k novemu meslci zalare.
Bylo to nemile prekvapenf
pro Nikolaje. Tolik Sc tesil ma
svobodu a nahle, misto svobo-
dy prevadeii no do pollticke
cely oznacmuji mu, re ode
dneska jest politickym.
CLAM z pocatku zuril, ale
potom mu to zaGlo nejak licho
tit, ze jest politickym.
K tomu ucelu take zavedl
hned zajimavy rozhovor po-
licajtem Kobzarenkem, ktery
mas hlidal.
Jakmile sc Kobzarenkovo
tluste brisko zjevilo v korri-
doru, jiz stall Nikolaj u OXEN
ka cely a zavol lal:
"He! Stepane .Trofinovici!
Nepozorujes niceho?"
"Ne!" odv6til Kobzarenko
lenive. "Neprikazali pozoro-
vati, toliko sluzbu konas a il
|neho ii niceho tTeba.'
"Prllis isl jaksi zlenivel,"
Irekl Nikolaj zklamane.
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REORGANISACE STATNf
MILICE.

Ponevadz i nase statni mill
ce "a svetove valky byla roz-
pustena a jeji clenove slouzili
v armade pravidelne, stat O.
hio zalnysli organisovat milici
novou. Prlsti legislature ma
povolit ma tuto organisaci
$45O.O00 a washingtonska Via
da must opatrit vyzbroj. Nova
milice bude mlti $4,000 muzn
a mimo pechoty, delostrelectva
a jizdy tez oddly voznic a a.
waikiki. Jezerni zaloha bude
rovnez zreorganisovana a kriz-
mix Dorothea do clevelandske-
no pTistavu Sc opetne vrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

Sc svym vzdelani,n mezi pro-
ste prestupniky nehodi. Nu5no
witt jeho a pfevesti mezi STU
denty, ciZozemce a slechtice,
spolecnost jemu rovnou."
Zach, ty smeti!" vzkrikl Ko
bzarenko. "Jakze. Vzdyt' ty
Jim barinum jeste celu zneci-
sits a vesek Jim vsuda nasadfs.
lined to oznamim nadzirateli.
Jak re to mono -"
"Jak! Mono vse. Jen re
tvs hloupy muzik a nechapeS
Ftolik jako gubemator. To je
general, bystry orel a cos ty
(Pokracovani.)
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z URADOVNY VYBORU PRO
sLOUCENf CES. SVOB. A
PODP. JEDNOT.



Vybor, sestavajici povere-
|nych zastupcu jednot, ma vypra
covni navrh1 a podminek pro
|sloucemi Sc ceskych svobodo-
Imyslnych podpurnych jednot
We Spoj. Statech konal al do
sud dive poradnl schuze, We kite
|rych pojednano bylo o otaz-
kach zajmu clenstva vsech jed
not slouceni 81 prejicich a V u
|vazenl jednomyslneho projevu
pro slouceni a pokracovanl v
Ipraci ma upraveni zpusobu. pro
toto, usnesl Sc vznesli zadost
ina ufadovny vSech ceskych svo
bodomyslnych podpurnych jed
not, ably predlozily otazku
slouceni svemu clenstvu k od-
hlasovani, ably jednak vyhove
lno bylo zneni zakona, die kite
reho jest pozadovana dvoutreti
nova vetsina odevzdanych hla-
lsu, zaroveh pax ably jmenova-
my vybor povefen byl k podni-
kani krokd, ktere "a nutne u
zna ktere vyzadovati budou
jisty financni naklad, ktery
rozvrzen by byl die pocou Glen
stva ma jednoty sdcastnene.
Vyhody, ktere sloucenim Sc
ceskych svobodomyslnych pod
purnych jednot clenstvu jsou
Iskytany, nemuzeme ami S dosta
tex oceniti, obzvlaste v prito-
me dobe, kdy dalsi existence
nasich spolku a jednot jest V
nebezpeci nasledkem zakonG,
ktere jsou rok Cd roku prio-
strovany a apeluje,ne proto ma
veskere clenstvo, ably svym roz
hodnutlm uspisilo krok, ktery
l. jevl Sc jedine moznym ku "a
chrane naSich spoiku a tim i
pojitsek u techto udrzovanych
a tim jest slouceni Sc vsech ces
kych svobodmyslnych. podpur
nych spolku We Spojenych Sta
tech V jedno velke a mohutne
teleso.
Jest zajmu vsech mas, ably
jednanl O teIo otazce byla Wy
rlzano bezodkladne, tax ably
Ivysledek hlasovani mohl byti
znam do konce mesice cervna
1919, budeli toho mozmo docili
til, ably jeste pred vyprsenim
DOLBY, We ktere dobrovolne mo-
hi bychom predejlti tomu, k
cemu pax by mas okolnosti ko-
necne samy donutily, mohlo
aouceni byti provedeno.
A. j. Zahrobsky, preds.
Frant. Ort, tajemnik.
Jam Zidlicky "a Jed Tab.
Josef Nvoak "a c.. S. B. P. J.
A. +. Jiruska "a C. A. L. a L.
Frank Slrunc "a C. S. P. S.
John Hribal "a C. S. j.
V. Havelka "a C. A. j.
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kONVENCE DELNICKE
STRANY.

Pristl mesic bude zde kona-
ma prvnl konvence politicke
strany da.nicke nedavno Fede-
racl Prace zalozene. We siezdu
kazda unie bude miti DO peti
delegatech a nova tato politi-
cka strana vystoupf Gimme jiz v
pristich mestskych volbach
kdy 10000 uniovych delnfkd
We prospech vlastni tikety Sc
postavl. Kandidatura mayora
Dude referendum hlasovanim
"a primarek rozhodnuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

PRODA Sc novy cihlovy
dun, hodici Sc pro dive rodiny,
biize Kinsman Blvd. Je tam 10
pokojd a dive koupelny. Biz
81 Sc sdeli V elsie 1898 f. 1O5
ul. z Union Ave. SIT
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veci must kazdy zvlast' zabalit
do nepromokaveho papiru, nez
jej vlozi mezi druhe zbozi. Nj
kdo nesmi ami tuku ami masa
zaslat, pakli wolf zpdsob ma
sledujicf.
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ZAsILKY DO CZECH.

dujici:
Krabice A. "a $1,000 obsa-
huje: 5 liber kavy, pul libry
koreni, tri pul libry mouky,
pul libry caje, pul libry cocoa,
pet liber mydla, dive libry NILE
ka, jednu libru skrobu, pull Ii
bry cokolady a dve libry rye.
Dohromady dvacet p6l libry
zbozi
Krabice B. "a $1,000 obsa-
huje: 3 libry kavy, 1 libru ca
je, 5 liber rye, 5 liber mydla
ma prani, 5 liber Evaporated
mleka a 10 liber bile mouky.
Dohromady 20 liber zbozi.
Krabice C. "a $1,000 obsa-
huje: 3 plechovky kondensova-
neho mleka, 3 libry kavy, pul
libry caje, IL mydel ma prani,
3 mydla ma myti, l kvart pea
nut oleje, 5 liber rye, ctvrt Ii
bry pepre, 6 spulek niti a 2 pa
klcky jehlami RUNE veliko-
sti. Dohromady "a a pul libry
zbozi.
Krabice D. "a $1,000 obsa-
huje: 2 libry kavy, l libru ca
je, 10 liber Evaporated mleka,
3 libry rye, 10 liber bile mou
Ky a a libry mydla ma prani.
Dohromady 80 liber zbozi.
Krabice E. "a $500 obsahu
je: 10 liber kavy, 1 libru kofe-
nj, S liber rye, 5 liber krupi-
ce, 2 libry caje, pul libry cocoa,
6 liber mleka, l libru cokolady,
IL liber mydla, 2 libry skrobu
3 pdl libry mouky. Dohro-
mady 48 liber zbozi.
Krabice F. "a $500 obsahu
je: 6 plechovek kondensovane-
no mleka, 6 liber kavy, dive IL
bry caje, "a mydel ma prani,
5 mydel ma mytl, l gallon pea
nut oleje, 2 libry cocoa, 10 IL
ber rye, pul libry pepre, p1l
libry zazvoru, 5 liber krupice,
6 spulek niti 2 paklicky jehel
RHINE velikosti. Dohromady 60
liber zbozi.
Krabice G.. "a $500 obsahu
je: 20 1iber Evaporated mleka,
5 liber kavy, 3 libry caje, 8 Ii
ber rye, 25 liber bile mouky
10 liber mydla ma prani. Do
hromady II liber
Krabice H. "a $500 obsa-
huje: 6 liber kavy, 3 libry ca
je, IL liber rye, 10 liber my
dla ma prani, Is Iliber Evapora
ted mleka a 25 liber bile mou-
ky. Dohromady II liber zbozi.
krab;ce tukem a masem.
ktere budou prohlednuty in
spoktory vlady Spoj. Statl,
jimi orazovany pro export, jak
pravidla ohledu tom narizu-
il:
Krabice l. "a $1,000 obsahu
je: 10 liber speku a 5 liber pre-
Skvareneho sadla. Dohromady
IS liber zbozi.
Krabice ]. "a $1,000 obsahu
je: 6 liber speku, a libry uze-
niny hovez1 a. 6 liber preskva
feneho sadla. Dohromady 16|
liber zbozi.
Krabice K. "a $4,000 obsa
huje: 100 liber Evaporated nile
ka, 10 0liber bile mouky, 10 Ii
ber kavy, 5 liber caje, 20 liber
mydla, so liber speku, 20 liber
sadla preskvareneho a SO liber
RYE. Dohromady 355 liber
zbozi.
Krabice L. "a $185.OO obsa-
huje: 100 liber speku, rs liber
preskvareneho sadla, 80 liber
rye, so liber mydla, Is liber
Evaporated mieka, 20 liber ka |
Wy, S liber caje a $50 liber BIZ
le mouky. Dohromady 455 IL
ber zbozi.
Kazdy NIUE objednat po-
slat tolik krabic, mnoho-li 81
preje - treba ma jednu adre
su.
" cor6 Lvo hio 10 brv,,+o 1o1
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PKODAJl Sc kozene zidlic
ky a houpaky, vse zachovale.
Haste Sc V elsie 3341 E. 48 ul.
iv zadu. SIT
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PRODAJf Sc diva belgicti
kralicisza prfcinou prodani do
mu. Haste Sc v Cisle 3646 E..
131. ui. 5-17
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
AMERICANS ARE BORN FIGHTERS
 ASSERTS ALBERT
Declares that there Seems to be Something in the Soil Which Makes
 Them Fighters

ABOARD KING ALBERT'S TRAIN, Oct. 10.-K.ng Albert and his party yesterday passed through three states. The King sat for hours on the rear platform and gaZed com templatively at the broad fields of wheat and corn and alfalfa. At Omaha he issued statement to the people of the grain raising states saying he was not unmindful of the food they had sent to the starving people of Belgium during the war.
 The King said he was deeply i'm pressed with the American education al system. He says American sol diers absorb military knowledge so quickly because of their compulsory schooling. He says the American soldiers are wonderful; that they seem born fighters.
 There seems to be something in your soil which grows such men, said the King, when they went three thousand miles away to fight for ideals and pitted themselves and won against the best veteran fighters generations of military training could turn out. The history of the world has never witnessed anything like it. D
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
ASIA R0vTETO BE MADE OVER
 THE NORTHLAND
Brig. Gen Mitchell of Air Service Tells Congress What He Expects to
 Do in Alaska

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Brgadier General Mitchell of the Air Service told a Congressional Committee that a three days flight across Alaska to Canada would be attempted this win ter
 He asserted that if the cold wea- ther flying proves a success, regu- lar route would be established, and later route to Asia would be put into effect, probably across the Boring sea.
 The army is planning on building 200 Liberty motor planes and POD Martin bombing places, besides 200 experimental pursuit planes.
 The Senate Military Committee this afternon voted unanimously to recommend an additional appropria- tion of $15,00000 for army aircraft construction, to carry out air service plans. These include the establish ing of a route to Panama, to Alaska and probably to Asia via Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
They Are Beginning to Re- view Some of the Er- TOTS of the Game Which
 Cost Them Pennant
GREAT RESERVE PUNCH
Cincinnati Proved They Had the Better Pitch ing Staff For Team
 Work in Games

CHICAGO, Oct 9.-White Sox players and supporters are still a little dazed over the outcome of the baseball championship games Get ting off to a bad start, by dropping four out of five games of the series, the Sex showed such fine form in the two straight victories they pounded out on the Reds home field Tuesday and Wednesday that rise was given to the conviction that the American leaguers would vanquish their op- ponents twice more with comparative ease.
 But yesterdays game, which won for Cincinnati the premier baseball honors of the year, conclusively de- monstrated that the National League champions had the reserve punch ne- scessary for final victory. Better gitcAInE eEpn for Cinsinnatj ass ii has won for many other clubs in World s series tilts.
 Pat Moran had on his staff six twirlers of first-class calibre, and every one of them capable of pitch ing strong game. Sallee was prob ably lucky to win his first game and did not last out his second start, and Reuther was bumped in his second game, but the relieving pitchers showed up strong
 Sox Pitchers Weak
 On the other hand, Gleason was forced to place his entire reliance upon three pitchers and Williams, generally regarded as his "aces," and Kerr, who was spending his first season in the big league The two veterans failed to hold up their end, although Kerr won fame and the gratitude of the Windy City fans by winning the two games he pitched Cicotte and Williams were apparently not in the best of condi-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
TEtifff fREAF EFFECTIVE IN
 FIFTEEN DAYS
Paris Newspapers Declare That Royal Decree of Italy Makes it Auto
 maticaIIy Effective

declare that the treaty will become effective automatically inside of l5 days as the result of the royal de- cree from Italy ratifying the peace treaty The members of the Allied Conference here are divided in opin- ion whether the Italian Parliament must approve the royal decree be- fore the signing of the treaty hy Italy can be considered effective. The old Parliament has been dissolved and the new one will not be con vened until after the general eiec- tions, November 16.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
DECLARES ALASKA TO MAKE SEATTLE RIVAL
 CITY OF NEW YORK
J. L. McPherson Tells Seattle Peo. ple Some of the Possibili- ties of the Alaska
 Trade

SEATTLE, Oct. 10.-J. L. McPher- son expects to return to Washington soon to report to the Department of the Interior in a fight to send the Alaska railroad appropriation bill through in order to secure the money for the act passed by Congress, au' thorizing 17,000,000.
 At a luncheon yesterday, MT Me Pherson said Seattle will rival New York City when Alaska is developed He said it had many times the re sources of the Scandinavian coun tries. He said Senators Jones and Poindexter worked for the Alaska bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
YUKON DREDGES ARE
 FORCES TO CLOSE AS
 WEATHER TURNS COLDER

DAWSON, Y. T., Oct. 10.-A sud den drop in temperature to $ de- grees below zero forced the dredges here to close two weeks earlier than usual Ice in the Yukon river has doubled here. The last steamer left for Whitehorse Wednesday. The steamers Yukon, Alaska, Seattle and Number 3 are enroute from the lower river and may be unable to reach here, in which case they will be forced to winter at intermediate points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
HOMES ARE RAlpEp

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Federal agents yesterday raided the homes of radl- cal leaders at Cary and seized a quantity of firearms and red flags and revolutionary literature. Over 20 radicals hurriedly left Gary.
 The steel mills report that the strikers are returning to work in increasing numbers and that produc- tion again is normal. The unions deny the statement that the strikers are returning
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
ASSERT CAPITALISTS
 PACK THE MEETING

TOXIC, Oct. 10.-Charging that the hall was packed by capitalistic inter ests, representing Japanese labor leaders left the public meeting which had been called to select delegates to the International Labor Congress, which is to meet fin Washington City, under the terms of the peace treaty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
STEAMERS TOUCHING a,, THROUGH MUSH ICE OF
 GREAT YUKON RIVER
They Have Abandoned Their Barges and Are Trying to Reach Port Ahead of the
 Freeze-Up

DAWSON, Oct. 10.-The steamers Alaska and Seattle left Eagle yester- day The Yukon and Washburn are at Circle on the Yukon river. The steamboats left their barges in the sloughs and with reinforced bows of steel plates are ploughing through the mush ice for Dawson Gov. Mo Kenzie is at Minto marooned on the Casca. en route to Dawson. Each night the ice thickens in the river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
NEW YORK SHIPPING
 TIED UP BY STRIKE

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Thousands of longshoremen unexpectedly went on strike last night. President OConnor, president of the Interna- tional Longshoremen's Union. says the I. w. w caused the strike. which threatens to tic up shipping in the port. Nft
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
.AR4fAttM IS DECLARED IN
 MOSCOW CITY
Antagonism to Rule of Reds Growing There Conflicting Reports on
 German Troops

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-Moscow is under martial law following a bomb explosion at a meeting of the Soviet officials held on September 25, and other acts which have taken place since that time. Reports say that antagonism to the rule of the Bolsheviki.is growing ard there have been numerous outbreaks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
liEur. WALES INJURED

RAWLINGS, Wyo., Oct. 1o.-Lieut. Wales and Observer Goldsborough. piloting a Dehaviland machine in the transcontinental air race, became lost in a snow storm, and their ma. chine drove into the side of noun tain. Wales was seriously injured
 Seven eastbound flyers battled against blizzard and arrived here. Two others are overdue and it is feared they were lost in the storm
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
FORBID SUGAR TO
 BE SHIPPED WEST

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Owing to| the scarcity of cane sugar. the Food Administrator told the eastern gulf refiners today not to deliver sugar to any point west of Pittsburgh and Buff falo, until October 15.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
ASH FALLS
 IN PORTLAND CITY

PORTLAND. Oct. 10-A fine grained volcanic ash or dust. coming apparently from the north. settled on Portland and vicinity. puzzling pedes- trians and bafning scientists. Edward Wells. meteorologist of the Weather Bureau here, was unable 10 determine the source of nature of the deposit, which sprinkled streets. buildings and vehicles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
EIGHTEEN AMERICAN
 DEAD FROM SIBERIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 10-The transport Sherman arrived here from vladivostok with 80 casualties, in cluding the bodies of IS American dead. Three Red Cross workers who are on board said the conditions in Siberia were almost intolerable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-The Tageblatt learns that the greater portion of the German troops, whose recall from the Baltic provinces was demanded by the Allies, are on their way back to Germany.
 LONDON, Oct. 10.-A dispatch from Helsingfors to the London Mail re- ports that the German troops in the Baltic are marc ling on R'sa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
JOHN JOHNSON AN OLD TIME BRIGHTER IS
 BELIEVED DROWNED

VALDEZ, Oct 10.-John John son, an old-time packer and freight CT, for years in the employ of James R. Wilson. disappeared week ago Wednesday. His hat was found floating in the bay. It is believed he was drowned. The Federal of ficials are searching for more evix dence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
WANT TREATY ADOPTED

ATLANTA, Oct. 10.-The United Confederate Veterans have adopted a resolution urging the adoption of the treaty and of the covenant of the League of Nations without amend ments or textual reservations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
INDICTMENT IS RETURNED
 AGAINST THE SLAYER OF
 DEPUTY MARSHAL EVANS

VALDEZ, Oct. 10.-The Grand Jury convened yesterday with sev- tenteen members of w. E. Brown of Cordova, foreman. Two indictments were returned against William Dempsey. of Seward, charged with murder in the first degree for the killing of Deputy Marshal Evans and Margaret Valor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
kIFL Is MAKING TIME

ROCK. ISLAND, Oct 10-Lieut. E. C.. Kiel. flying eastward. arrived here this forenoon. It is uncertain if Iieut. Kiel was ahead of Smith
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
REPEAL OF CANADIAN
 RECIPROCITY ACT FAVORED
 BY CANADIAN LOWER HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - The House yesterday passed the repeal bill of the Canadian reciprocity act. enacted by the Taft administration in the United States. The bill now goes to the Senate. ft
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
STAGE SURPRISE ATTACK

PARIS, Oct. 1o.-It is Reported that fusion of volunteer army surprised and attacked the Ukraines and that violent fghting is pro- gressing. A coalition ministry in Ukraine has been formed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
ST RARTHUR BROWN WILL TAKE PART IN THE RACE
 STAGED AROUND GLOBE

NEW YORK. Oct 10.-Captain Sir Arthur w. Brown. who made |an Atlantic nonstop flight is to participate in the aerial race around the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
COMMITTEE OF SENATE WILL
 PROBE STRIKE
Senate Committee Leaves For Pittsburgh Agents Raid Homes of
 AgitatorS

WASHINGTON, Oct. f0-Five members of the Senate Labor Com mittee left here last evening for Pittsburgh to investigate the steel strike, having accepted the invitation of the strike committee to make a personal investigation on the ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
wARsHIPs CLEAR FOR ACTION

COPENHAGEN. Oct 10.-Britlsh and Trench warships at Riga in port have cleared for action on account of the reports that German troops are to attack the Lettish forces de- lending this city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
RAILROAD MEN STRIKE

TUSCON, Oct. 10. - Eight hum dred shopmen of the Southern Pa cific went on strike yesterday. due to local differences between the employees and managers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
LEGISLATIVE ACT IS CONDEMNED BY OFFICER
 OF PIONEERS IGL00

VALDEZ, Oct. 10. - R. Lynch, Grand President of the Pioneers, last night emphatically condemned the act passed by the last Legislature requiring applicants for pensions to turn property over to the Territory before a pension is allowed from Territorial funds
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
FOUGHT THROUGH

BlIZZAHOS fOO0nI I6hOO0I
 CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-East and west met in the air race at North Platte, Nebraska, yesterday.
 Lieut.. Maynard, the clergyman avi- ator, who won the Toronto-New York race, leading the eastern flyers, met Captain Lowell Smith, leading tho western aviators.
 Lieut.. Maynard then flew to Chey- enne, covering 1,696 miles in two days.
 Captain Smith flew to Omaha through three mountain snowstorms. making a distance of 1,46O miles in two days. The record of the two men is unparalleled in the aerial his tory of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
AMERICAN ,s KILLED

OMSK, Oct. 10. The Allies recent ly requested Russian to withdraw from vladivostok. following the in cident of a Russian officer shooting and killing an Amef;csl soldier. A vigorous protest from the Omsk gov ernment against tho withdrawal, per mitted the Russians 70 remain in the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
ST. PAUL WINNER
 OF SECOND GAME

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10.-St. Paul won the second game over Vernon by a score of 5 to in the series for the championship of the Western Minor leagues. Vernon won the first game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
MAYNARD ON THE LAST LEG

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 10.-Lieut Maynard reached here today and hoped to get away for San Francis co and reach there tonight. But in starting he broke the plane radiator and was delayed until this afternoon.
 Lieut.. E. V. Wales, one of the fly CTS going eastward. died today, from the result of his injuries by his plane striking a mountain dnrfng d snow storm.
 Four eastbound flyers reached Rock Island, Ill, today The westbound flyers are making better time, having storms such as delayed the flyers from the west