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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05

goin to tell cn en-. Just GSE Gre
mer Oswald he was in there-looking
for a feller he knew -. .... '.
While ago was :, talking about
onions and things to eat, which re-
minds me about where l ct my snack
that day. Sally she had shoe box
full er grub all fixed up, but I lost
her when I was er looking at the
chickens, and l got powerful hungry,
so found place run by the votes
for women crowd, which wasla SELL
ing sandwiches, etc.. They was doing
q pretty good business, so far as SELL
ing. eats, but so far as getting votes
was concerned I'm a thinking if they
want to get the men =. on their side
they'll have to get rid Of some Of
them nice notherly old ladies and
hook in some good looking young
ones. I noticed the only sandwiches
they served was hanl-not a bite Of
chicken. DR.. Roberts sed to me that
if the suffragists didn't believe in
chicken he wern't never going to
be no suffragist. I seen Sam Roof
shake his head at that, but I didn't
catch which side he was on-probab
ly he's not with the chicken crowd. AS
Sallie's going to read this I amt a.
goin to give my convictions, only I'll
say that I amt in nowise stuck on
ham when there's any chicken around
and Sally knows that as we'll as I
do.
One thing that sure was interest
ing to me was the fellow who was fly
ing all around in a flying machine,
takin' folks up with him for $40
ride. l woulder like to er went only
ten dollars was too much. I been
trying all my life to get up in the
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
Rat-SnaD.

Read Mrs. Phillips wire: "YouelTs
Exterminator Co., Westfield, n. J.
Rush SO worth of RAT-SNAP." Later
reed following letter, "RAT-SNAP
arrived. It rid our house of rats in
no time. Just moved here from Pa,
where I used RAT-SNAP with great
results" Three sizes, Csc, soc,
800. Sold and guaranteed by Har-
mon Drug CO.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05

g.o-.G BIT ove.y ...:.u - ivohtu i,nc
money was in the way. 1t sure takes
it now, even to stay on the ground. It
cost me 1854; war tax an all, to go
to- the fair, not counting the gaso-
line and Oil I used getting there and
back. but then 1 had a good time and
I don't mind it since it don't come
often. l low to go next time they
have q fair. j.. "'''
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
REMEDY FOR SNAkEBTTE.

Editor Dispatch-News:
For the good of some one else I
would like to state an incident which
happened to me the other night. Soon
after started out hunting one of my
dogs was struck by rattlesnake hav-
ing ten rattles. Of course I thought
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
;, 1913

i-- ,'u~.~- - -:1s... = ,c-- ----.--.to .--,
acting on the spur of the moment, 1
tied string tight as possible between
the place where he was bitten on the
ear and his body, and ] couldn't tell
that the dog ever became sick.
.. J. A JUMPER.
Swansea, Oct. 29.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
Some Nice Pieces to Choose From:

Mt Pleasant
as' well "aeeu "a s'No ~ outbuldings
ltrc No. "A.
!. land Saluda ~ ~ ~ ~ w.
acres uhoer "o wire ehce TWO po
goes with the place. at on a
,auos moro
miles rom buildings.
from
l. Ao01A O"OAe N one school,
lGood in
O3 side OF Long Sanch
Boiling schoo
school anc
7 dwelling
well
mil ono
Sou .. os :- r.,ou tuo,, co,,robi.
woods
INN0 0N0 " ~ -. ~
ling oubuidings In
fact the buildings worth one a
'he purchasing pie A' '00
desiring
eo00 WA ~
oaance ID "ooos
We have building lots in the town OF Lexington and
other attractive places not listed here. 1t you want to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
kt6ry dawniej przebywal W De-
troit, kt6ry przybyl do Europy a.
by przystapic do polskiej arnii
generaIa HaIlera.
Jada "a merze aby plnowa6
Saska.
WASHINGTON @27 sierpnia

WASHINGTON, q sierpnia
Piaty regiment infanteryi z Camp
Taylor, KY. j piedlesiaty Camp
Dix, n. J. otrzymany rozporzadze
ME przygotowania sic do wyjazdu
"a morze azeby pomagac W pilno
waniu Slaska przez czas plebiscy-
tn urzadzonego do pred pokojo
wych traktat6w, jak ogloszono
dis W departamencie wojennym.
Rozporzadzenie do istotnego wy
jazdu regimentow, ME zostalo jed
max jeszcze wydane.
Jak zosta1o podanem w depeszy
=stowarzyszonej prasy z Koblencyi
wezoraj wieezorem, regimenty u
dadza sic tam wprost do glownej
kwatery anerykanskiej armii
gdzie otrzymaja kompletne p6lhe
wyekwipowanie, zadne pojedyn--
cze wojska ME byly dotad W sluz
bic zagranicznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
ALlANCKIE WOJSKA
] AELY ODESSEE, PORT
mad CARMEN NOR ZEN.
Gf6Wny punkt ros syisk1l
Wziety po kilko dnio-
Wem bOmbardOWalli,l

~ :
. LONDYN, II sierpnia Oku-
pacya Odessy, g1oWnego rosyjs--
kiego portu mad Czarnem morzem
przez wojska alianck kie; .przyzna--
nego rzadowi bolszewik6 6w,: jak do
nosi depesza otrzymana tn dis
Moskwy. Okupacya WyWarla
wp}yw pc temu gdy /. trzydziesci
statkow bombardowalo n1iasto
przez diva dni !.
Wojska czerwonych postepuja.
Ma rosyjskim froncie p6lnocno-
zachodnim, Wojska bolszewickie
posuwaja sic W okoiey Pskowa,
postapiwszy juz trzy j pol mili.od
tego miasta.
opuscii miasto.
w krotce po otrzymaniu bolsze-
wickiej wiadomosci zawiad Ionic
ME zosta1o dane w tutejszych u
rzedowych kwateraeh Q okupacyi
odessy. Roysjska aFnia wolenta
ryt1sz6w zajela to- lniasto Bolsze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Niektorzy niemcy obwinieni.
LILLE Francya, 81 sierpnia

LILLE Francya, 27 sierpnia
Extradycya generala Won Helm
rich vonGraveintz gubernatorow
niemieckich zLille podczas oku--
pacyi tego miasta przez Niemcow
i kapitana policyi z Lille, zapy-
tywany byf przez naczelnika poll
cyl Perny z Lille, kt6ry co tylko
ukonczyl rozpatrywanie i zdaf ra-
port po1ozeniu w Lille gdy Me
mcy tam utrzymywali kontrole.
Daty, kt6re beda pos1ane kon--
ferencyi pokojowej beda obwinia
ly general6w i kapitana Won Him
mel o morderstwa, stracenie wi
nowajcow, gwalty i przekroczenie
Iprawa przez zgorszenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Cztery koleje v Los Angeles
" mocy shajkieroW.

Los ANGELES, ~ sierpnia
Handel na czterech kolejach wjez
dzajacych do Los Angeles komp-
sletnie dis sparalizoWany powo
.du strajku kolejarzy kt6rzy po--
rzucili swe stanoWiska W przesz-
lynn godniu sympatyzujac 3
platforma ludzi cd Pacific Elec-
trio Company.
Polozenie strajku .bylo dalej
IproWadzone dis Wczesnie rano
przez swite tehman6W / brakenan6w
.zatrud nionych przy Southern Pa
.cific ko1ei wIndio, Kali fornia, ,kt6
'alsy Wyszli na aErajk e synpatyi:.
dla czlonkow sWego zbraterstWa w
innych poludniowo Kalifornijjs
kich miastach. Gym ten stanow
ezo powstrzy zymal caly handel do
ejscoWosci " Texas Arizona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

the Daily Telegraph: considers the proposal
U thoroughly vicious. !" The Socialist London
I Daily Herald, however, attributes the Govern
ment's course of action to fear that investiga
tion would reveal ugly facts. This journal re-
& calls that members Of the Government have
declared it impossible to define profiteering,
/ and asserted that the Food Controllers testi-
. mony before the Parliamentary Committee
showed many causes Of high prices aside from
prefiteering. In his testimony before the select
committee Of the House Of Commons to inquire
into the high cost of living and profteering, the
. Food Controller, Mr.: George ii. Roberts said
he had reached the following conclusions
.s.. . s F First That there should be an effec-
. tive control of food-prices always and OF sup
plies and their distribution at all stages.
Secondly That the same method could
be applied to other articles, such as. shoes and
household utensils, # they could be standard
i lied. Whether it should be applied was a quest
ion of politics. ss.. ..s.
Thirdly That the costing department
5 which fixes prices) could do for other articles
I what it had done for food.
S Fourth That a single department
should be responsible for publishing facts re-.
garding the cost Of living here and IL other
countries. =zs es
s Filthy That with a redueti ion III ,Nor
king hours and without an increase IN output a
further increase in prices seemed inevitable
without control. .'' s z.
Mr. Roberts also testified that ninety -four
per. cent, Of the food in England is subject to
& ma ximum controlled prices.aPart of u the re-
1nainder was more costly, but also q part was.
& lower ii prices. inces control had been lifted
i The Food Gontrol1er sale, too, that much Of
Eng gland s food had come from America, be-
cause other sources. had been shut off and that
lin America the exehange-ra had worked hard
ships AS to an alleged American meat combine
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Me otworza powt6rnie ME
nliecknh traktatow.

PARYz, Is sierpnia = Wysoka
rada zadecydowa1a wys}ac jesz--
cze dwie noty do niemieckiej de-
legacyi w Wersalu. Pierwsza be
die zapytaniem O. przywr6ce--
ME rzadowi Jugo Slowanii kopalnl
Constolatz uchwyconych w czasie
wojennym exploatowanych przez
Niemc6w. Druga bedzie zawierac
wiadomosc wyrazajaca zamiar rza
du niemieckiego >wreezenie allan
tom dol1umentow wzgledem szko-
dy wyrzadzonej W najechanych
terytoryach, specyalnie tych wy
niklych pozadania. Druga nota
wyjasni to tax ze moze bye .dys-
.kussya wzgledem traktatow poke
jowych Niemcami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
P6fnocna Rosya wzywa
daIszej pomocy cd aiantow

NEW YORK, 27 sierpnia Dal
szej pomocy dla ludu W polnocnej
Rosyi przeciw bolszewikom zada--
ia, " kablogramie przeslanym do
prezydenta Wilsona, przedstaWi--
cieli ludu 2 tel okolicy zgroma-
dzeni W Archangielsku.
Wtej depeszy, ktorej kopia 2
rozporzadzenia wyselajacych prze
s}ana do stowarzyszonej prasy,
przemawiaja rzady j lud wszy--
stkich alianckich demokracyi.
Bolszewicy hwi ehciwi
Po przedstawieniu ciemnego OBJ
razu rzadu bolszewikow, kt6rzy
SO obwinieni ;ze dusili ludzi, pred
stawi autokratyczny Rad jake
"a przestraszajacy rozleWajacy
kreW. u.
Bolszewiki wyprzedali niemcom
neutralnych bankier6w, depesza
wyszczeg6lnia ze powstanie wyda-
rzy1o sic przeciW rzadoWi soWie-.
tow " rozmaitych czesciach CEN
tralnej Rosyi, gdzie bolszewicy je.
szcze trzymaja Rad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

ESPITE BITTER CRITICISM in some sec
tions Of the press and by some members Of
the House Of Commons, the British CO.
vernment bill providing for the prosecution OF
profiteers passed it's second reading by vote
Of PSI to g. Criticisms Of the bill, we learn from
London dispatches, was based on the ground
that it had been hastily considered and would
fail to reach the real offenders Sir Auckland
Geddes, Minister for National Service and Re-
construction in a strong appeal Tor the bill
we are advised, told Of a North England manu-
facturer who had confessed to Sir Auckland
that he is perfectly ashamed OF the profits ne
is making, and he added that altho his prices
had been reduced below those Of his competl-
tors, he had made 81 ,OO0, 600 profit. Sir Auck-
land said further that. shoes which sold at
wholesale from SO IS do $625 retailed, even in
questionable districts at from $3.50 to $40
The bill empowers the Board of Trade to inves-s.
tigate prices, costs, and profits and to inquire
into complaints Of unreasonable profits, Whe-.
ther wholesale or retail.zThe Board Of Trade is
authorized to declare what is q reasonable
price and to require that an article be sold at
that price. In case Of failure to sell#speclf1ed
articles at the price specified, the board IS
qualified to proceed against offenders before
court Of summary jurisdiction, which may
inflict penalties not exceeding q fine OF ST. ,0OO
.or six months simprisonmen w are further
Informed that the Board Of Trade may delegate
It's powers to established local committees with
regulation to provide rig ght of appel by deal
ers from any decision Of the local committees.
and may make provision for the prevention Of
frivolous complaints.
Adverse critics Of the bill predict that
there will probably Be as many d finitions OF
profiteering as there will be tribunals and M
. some quarters it is suggested that the plan to-
try profiteers LOCALLY zmig open the way to
unjust prosecution Of . individual merchants.
through revenge. That the scheme is hardly
!. . removed from sheer mischieVous lunacy iss
! the. opinion Of the London Daily News, while
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

WladyWostok jest przednlio-
ten buntu.

S.. LOND'YN, 25 sierpnia VIA
.dywostok otoczony jest powstaa-
eami a miasto napelnione jest szll
kajacymi schronienia, jak dono--
sza bolszeWickie bezdrutowe. tcle
granny tn otrzymane. Donosza o.
ne IL japonski szWadron przyby}
do Wladywostoku.
Wladywostok, Syberyjskie.
wojska ktore wkroczyly na wscho.
dnio rosyjskii front planowaly sta
nae mad rzeka Ishm przechodzaca
przez trans Syberyjska kolej oko
10 It's mil na zach6d cd Omska.
Raporty podaja tn ze przekrocze-
ME powstrzymane bedzie ma linii
Tobolska oko1o dzieWiedziesiat
mil dalej ma zachod.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

wiki postapili W .kierunku do Bel
ia, 12O mil IA p6hocno zach6d cd
.Odessy.
Ukrainska misya " Londynie
oswiadczyla W piatek ze Wojska
ukrainskie po ciezkiej walce ma
:po4noc cd 1niasta zdobyly Odesse.
.Poprzednie depesze do brytyjskie
go wojennego ofisu raportuja ze
bolszewikii zostai Z miasta wype-
dzeni przez motloch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
MysfOWice Wkr6tce beda
przeznacZOne do upadku

LONDYN, s27 sierpnia Pols
cy powstance ma G6rnym Slasku
otoczyli niemiecki garrison W My
slowicach, j zdaje sic ze miasto
sic wkr6tce podda, podaje oficyal
ne doniesienie polskie dis tu o.
trzymane. Nasze wojska dosie--
ely Bereszyna i scigaja nieprzy-
jac;a mad rzeka Bereszyn SO mil
ma wsch6d cd Minska, W zachod-
niej Rosyj Polskie wojska jak o.
becnie raportuja posuwaja sic "
tel okolicy:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

Sekretarz Tumulty powiada re
podroz zajmie okolo dwadziescia
piec dni czasu "jezeli prezydent
jest w stanie to wytrzymac. - to
plan podr6zy moze bye wyrobio-
ny W przeciagu dwudziestu ezte-
rech godzin. -.
Prezydent przedstawia sic jako
troskliwszy silniej nalegajacy
niz kiedykolwiek re ma podjac te
podroz tez zosta}o wyt}umaczo-
mem ze ME bedzie miaf potrzeby
czckac ma traktaty pokojowe aze-
by byly raportowane do senatu
przez .komitet spraw zagranicz--
nych.
Spotka sic Pershingiem.
Podczas gdy prezydent zyczy
.sobie rozpoczac swa podr6z dosyc
wczesnie, nadchodza rozmaite spra
wy kt6re musza bye rozpatrywa-
ne, wlacznie koniecznie potrzebne
urzadzenia Ia jego przyjecia w
miastach ktore maja bye zwiedzo
ne jego zyczenie poWitania ge-
nera}a Pershinga gdy ten przybe-
die do New Yorku W przysz}ym
tygodniu. Sekretarz Tumulty po-
wiedzia1 ze prezydent ma uezucie
jakoby podr6z wyg}aszaniem
mowy byla bardzo wielkiej wagi i
ze bye moze il powita generala
Pershing gdzies ma zachodzie. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Me opuszczajcie mas teraz
WO1aja naWiedzOne kraje.
Nabardziej przerazaiace pofozenie panuje Wszedzie
poWiada Herbert &. Hoover, kOmisyj, po sWej
WycieCZCe.
POLOZENlE w POLSCE POWINNO INA
LESC SYMPATYE U CALICO SWIATA.

PARYz 2 serpna Ameryka zajasnala jake wybawicieka
do kt6re glodem nawiedzony ud Polsce Ausy Wegrzh
Czcho Sowak wyglada aby ocac oswadca Herbert Hoo
naczek medzy aianckej komsy pomocy zywnosc
co tylko powr6cil podr6zy do Srodkowej Europy s:
przerazajace stonk panuja wszedze powieda
Hoover Przwyzszaaca roewniajaca unosc
stanach Zednocznyh Prezydent wilson mial ssosc gy
wedzia} natyhmiastowy pok6j koneene poebny
ocae Gala Europe tax wlasna ekonomczna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Jugo SIawy zadaia austryac.
kich okretoW.,

parry ,27 sierpnia Delega
eva Jugo Slayian posla}a note kon: kot'n:
ferencyi pokojowej pytajac 9 da7.. ela:;..
wne austryacckie kupiec1kie okrety
kt6re nalezasdo WianeN azebsK
je zwr6cono do jury sdukcyi repu
bliki Jugo Slawiiii. sss..5s; 1;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

szego zwyciestWa jest powodem
do naszej gwarancyi.
London, 81 sierpnia General
Denikine, komendant anti bolsze-
wickich wojsk W po1udnioWej Ro
syi, zdoby1 miasto Boryslaw mad
rzeka Dnieprem pod rzadem Kher
sona, st6sownie do depeszy dzi--
siejszej Targourog, W terytory-
um Don Cossack'a a mad jeziorem
Azon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

Ma h-awedzi snnerci g4odowej.
Pan Hoover i jego partya Edo
byli Wrazenie zez miliony ludzi W
calej Europe znajduja sic W pa
micznym strachu re prawo Hape-
burg'a moze bye przywr6cone. Po
mimo re ogromna ludnosc daw--
niejszych dWoch cesarstW znajdu
je sic ma kraWedzi rzeczywistej
s1nierei. glod doWej ludzie . zapa--
lem strzega icll nowo znalezionycll
wolnosci. Okrzyk ktorym witaja
kazdego A Amerykanina, powiada
pan Hoover jest: Ma mi1osc Bo-
ska ME opuszczajcie mas teraz. :"
w Polsce ludzie uprawiaja pola
|narzedziami farmerskiemi swej
w1asnej domowej roboty. Polaey Q
swiadczaja re chcie1iby jeszcze ty
lko przez jeden rok pomocy cd
Stan6w Zjednoczonych a potem n
wazaja ze beda juz zdo1ni stae ma
|swych wlasnych nogach.
Zag1odzeni zniechecani.
tSSerce boil kazdego patrzac ma
niedOle Iudu w tych miastach, DO
wiedzia1 jeden 2 czlonkoW partyi
Hoover "a. Cii ludzie So wynedznia
Ii z g1odu i zniechecenia. .Caly kraj
wyglada jakby inny SWAT, koms
pletnie odciety Cd cywilizacyi. Lu
die ci So jak male dzieci idace po
o1iacku.
Pociag kt6rym partya Hoover a
przejezdzala musial sic zatrzymy-
wac co chwile azeby nabrac vie
cej wody gdyz kocil lokomoty--
wy ciekl bardzo. zywnosci po dro
DE by1o tax malo, tax ze partya
Hoover a: zabrala zapas zywnosci
= soba. Gdy Wracali do Paryza,
pan Hoover da1 marszalkowi "
jadalni kolejowej kilka puszek
|skondensowanego mleka kilka
inn ych arty kllf66ww " zywnosci. Okla
za1o sic jednak koniecznem dac
mu urzed dove pismo, wyjasniajace
jak ia zywnose dostala mu sic "
posiad DAME, gdyz ednicy ME
chcieli wierzye azeby jedna osoba
zdolna byla przyjsce do posiad dania
tax Wielk lkiego zapasu zyWnosci "
IspraWied Hwy sposob. So 9
Pan Hoover znne czony.
Pan Hoover byi zmeczony, bru
|dny IL rozczoch hranemi Wlosami 9
poWodu swej dlug ugiiej podroozy gdy
tn przyby 1ecz rzuciil sic zaraz
do sWego raportu ktory bedzie= je
dnyn ma jwrazll zlliwszyc ych dokume
|ntow jaHi kied ykoIWi istnlal
w dodatku DO braku zyWnosc j
odziezy okazuje. Sic take brak
Wegli We Wszystkich nrzenyslaeh
entraIne Europie, poWiada
rtya Hoovera Konnisarze zWiedzi-
miejsea targo owe dowiady yWali
sic kazdy sobie zycia \.
jjednyn lniej jscn Polsee oznaa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
SzCzEC0tY BEDA WKR0TCE PRzYCOTOWANE.
Podr6z wygfaszaniem moWy zdaje sic naczelnik0~
wi narod6w bye potrzebna powodu re publicz.
nose 0g6lna moze lepie zr0zumieC traktaty

translation filed with thepost
Aug 2S 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
WASHINGTON 81 sierpnia- Prezydent Wilson zamiar
podr6z skoro ko szczeowe beda
prawdopodobne przeciagu ziesecu do cztenatu
Sekretaz Tumuly zrob dis osnie oswiadczee dodaac
prezyde odczuwa pownen podac podroz Mozwem jest
preydent dosegne do wybrzez Paeku azeby ob
pzegad floty San Francisco 1890 wrzesna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29
Prezydent Wilson widzi wielka potrze-
be Wyjechania utrZymuja doradcy.

Ma nadzieje dosiagniecia Wybrzezy Pacyf1ku ma
czas azeby zrobi6 przeglad foty moze spotka
gen. Pershing'a na zachodzie zamiast ma Wscho-
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-29

7-No
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15
LABOR TROUBLE IN BERLIN MAY
 MOVE CAPITAL

BERLIN MaiD Under the caption of the The Murder of Berlin, " IGe Boersen Zeitung, one of the ahIcst newspapers, says the fate of the city i. in the balance and that it is, per haDs, too late to save it from becom- ing d city of the secOnd-class in e,,ery respect. with the removal of the capi- tai and the activity in business o1d political sense to some Rhine land city It is a theory that has been gaining grourI lately and caus- z Berlin to lose sleep.
 "One day" the tinacial paper adds, there will be a fearful awakening if the problem that confronts us is not recognized and solved at the twelfth hour, The problem is to save Berlin from destruction"
 The paper then cites the January riots by the spartacists, from the wounds of which Berlin has never recovered. Then came the March disorders, followed by the July trans portation strike which threw Berlin into a chaotic state. The strikes then ensued one after another in an
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15

nale-. succession The una."...a . ol rh. economic situation ..d 10 al- .o-r d boycouuE of He..u .. chief work center o1 Geumny lor industry had to be sure @. quiet and lin daily Was the opposite
 Despite the huge rAp,n.e. au, n dustry after another Jeff Berlin Mr cuioDor ~read5er field Now ,he winter months are coming already full of threats of uprising and strikes.
 Merchants. politicians and indus. trial leaders have predicted .aar .ae transfer of ihe assembly 0. r..caa..- would inhtct severe byov upon N. lin. especially if ir should lead 10 rno choice of another capital
 The label imperial capital" and Us enormous Iaoo. possibilities aay. been BerIin's chief claim 10 superiority II has been the industrial heart of the empire. Yet say manufacturers. labor is now systematically Iamns industry and destroying it
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15
3O,OOO ARMENIAN
 GIRLS HELD IN
 HAREM SLAVERY

TELLS. Armenia lRy MuD Turkish Armenian refugees. whose daughters were saved from death for lie of slavery in Turkish Ha.ems have appealed to the American Red Gross for aid in obtaining their .oa- dom. It is estimated by official Of the Armenian government tha1 3o0oo irIs are thus held in slavery An executive committee to arrange plans for their liberation has been named and will start work at onrn.
 These girls, daughters oI retugo.5 rom the Van and Bitlis regions ais appeared during the massacre ol 1gI> Nothing was heard of them fr months and if was believed they Lad con slain by the Turks.
 Recently pttifuI appeals for Iibora tiou have been coming from taam from fine Turkish harems of Auateija and European Turkey Most oI the girls declare that they have aG changed their religion.
 Colonel Haskell. High commissioner If the allies to Armenia. has boon appealed to for military aid No definite answer has yet been given
 he is hopeful of being able to offer a show of force as a back@oun. for diplomatic negotiations. Tho American Red Cross has been asked
 financial backing uecessa'. for the work of liberating the women.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15
SHARP FREE OF
 INSANE ASYLUM
SHARP DISCHARGED FROM MORNINGSIDE AS
 BEING CURED

According to notice received yes terday by Clerk of Court Kelly, George Sharp has been discharged from the Morningside sanitarium as being cured from insanity. MT. Sharp was sent to Morningside from Fairbanks, entering the institution on October IS, 1917 He was re leased on October goth of this year, He is reported to have left Portland for Groveport, Ohio.
 Germany has more than 800 music schools, of which nearly one third are in Berlin.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15

EATON. CRANE ana PIXIES STA. TIONERY- BOX and TABLETS, MINTOSH & KU8ON. Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-15
P0INCARE WILL
 SOON START TO
 HOUSE HUNTING

PARIS (By MaiD When Pro-f- dcnt Poincare leaves the El@spes Pal gee the French White Ho1s. four months hence Q make way lor a new chief executive f the republic ha win, like q great many more orGinar, ct- 'zers, be obliged to grapplc with the difficult lodging problem.
 When he was elected preal6rnJ inc had four domlci,gs, his aputmrnJ in Paris which he gave up at once his villa at Sampigny. the olo farnt,H homestead at Nubecourt and a slla'' house at Bar Ie Due The >:mptgny villa was completely wrecked D! the German artillery firing from he caGp of the Romans near Saint N.4iol tho homestead at Nubocourt was damol- ished by the eymosion of ?n army truck loaded with gasoline while a bomb from German airpl&ra fell full into the center of the nCus@ or Bar le Due and left nothing standing but ragged walls.
 Consequent, Ire next eX president wtll have to 50 house hunting along with thousands ot other citizen". run- ming the same sn.&n chance ol find ing a suitaDie abiding place.