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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS DELEGATES
 FROM WASHINGTON
Those Attending the Pan-American Congress Ordered Home Be-
 cause of Remarks of Speaker Gillett

MEXICO CITY, June 10.-(Asso- ciated Press)-The Mexican govern ment has ordered the withdrawal of Mexican delegates attending the Pan-American Commercial Congress in Washington City.
 The action is intended as a protest against a speech recently made be- fore the congress by Speaker Fred erick H. Gillett, of the House. in which he declared that Mexico stood in the way of encouraging trade rela- tions with South and Central Ameri. can nations.
 It was expected that the State De partment would disclaim any respon. sivility for the speech made by Gil. lett. The Mexican delegates re. scented the remarks, resulting in the withdrawal of the Mexican delegates
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
COMPERS OPENS
 LABOR CONGRESS
 WITH ADDRESS
Veteran President of Or ganized Labor Declares that Labor Will Not
 Tolerate Tyranny

ARTLANTA, June 10-President Samuel Compers, addressing the opening of the American Federation of Labor, at it's 39th annual conven tion, declared that tyranny, whether in political or industrial life, will not be tolerated by organized labor.
 President Gompers praised the soldiers and civilians alike for win ming the war for the cause of liberty and democracy, and said labor could point with pride to the stand it had taken in waging a fight for the worlds freedom from anarchy. The veteran president pointed out the dangers of radicalism and anarchy and movements against organized government through force, instead of using the ballot and lawful methods from bringing about permanent re forms.
 The executive committee of the labor cosagress made report this morning recommending 44-hour week for all trades. It's report takes firm stand against reduction oi wages, and asks that labor definitely favor the public ownership of all pub lie utilities, favors laws for work mems compensation and the restruc tion of immigration as well as the elimination of all the private employment agencies and the pro hibition of child labor.
 The convention defeated the reso lution protesting against the repeal of the daylight saving law. by Con gress. Many of the delegates claimed that employers used the law to force employees to work overtime.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
Senator Knox Introduces Resolution Asking That ! Treaty and Covenant
 Be Separated
VIEWS OF CUMMINGS
Says the Outcome of the Next Election will Decide
 Whether America Re- tains World Love

WASHINGTON. June 10--Senator Philander c. Knox, Of Pennsylvania, has introduced in the Senate a reso- lution which declares that the Sen ate cannot concur in the League Of Nations, provisions and treaty.
 The resolution has the support of a majority of the opponents of the covenant of the League of Nations. It Is understood that this resolution is to be an official notice to Paris thAt the Senate opposes the ratiflca- tion of the League.
 The resolution asks that the treaty be separated from the covenant of the League of Nations, before the two are submitted to the Senas err rati- fffMffun G - s-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
TELEGRAPH COMP ANIES UNDER GOVERNMENT
 SIGN UNION TERMS
Western Union is Discharging All Of Its Union Employees. Be- cause of the Strike
 Order

CHICAGO, June 10.-Pre siden' Konenkamp of the Commercial Tele' graphers' Union announced this morn. ing that the telegraph companies controlled by the government had signed the telegraphers' schedule. He said this was the first break in the united front on the part of the wire companies. The Western Union Is discharging all union employees as protest against the strike called against its lines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
RECORD IS MADE BY PRINTERS ON
 PEACE TREATY
The 100000 Word Treaty Covering 46 Pages Con- gressional Record Was
 Printed Yesterday

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The gov. ernment Printing Office, the largest printing establishment in the world, made a record by setting in two hours the 100,000-word treaty, intro duced in the Senate yesterday, from copy of the original draft brought over by Frazier Hunt, correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, and to be printed in the Congressional Record
 Forty eight linotype machines were used and 85 proof-readers The work covers GA pages of the Con gressional Record.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
SALISBURY MAY BE
 AMBASSADOR TO TAKE ' PLACE OF MIR. PAGE

WASHINGTON. Juno 10.-Former Senator Willard Saulsbury, of Dela- ware. is mentioned as being under consideration by President Wilson as Ambassador to Italy to succeed Ambassador Rage. who has been as- sisting the American delegates in Italian peace negotiations. Several times 1t has been reported that Am bassador Page had resigned, only to be officially denied again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
ANOTHER DECREE IS
 CONFERRED ON WILSON
 AMONG FOREIGN HON0R6

PARIS, June 10.-A committee representing the University of Prague has conferred on President Wilson the degree of Doctor and Professor, an honor seldom given to foreigner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
JEFFERSON SAILS
 WITH PASSENGERS
 FOR JUNEAU CITY

SEATTLE. June 10.-The steamer Jefferson sailed at nine o'clock this morning for Alaska with the follow ing passengers for Juneau: M. Tar land. E. Lorentz. Miss K. Nordleaf, Mrs. M. A. Thompson. Louise Bent ley, Gus Stadecker. A Wicklander
 Miss Edith Roopc. Johanna Krou
 Floyd Smith. D. J. Grover. Mrs. L. Phillips. F. P. Piper. three steerase
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
BRASS BAND AND TUGS
 GREETS LONE OFFICER
 FROM THE OTHER SIDE

NEW YORK, June 10.-The Am erican transport Federal arrived in port from Antwerp carrying one lone officer, Captain h M. Mills, of Seat tie. Brass bands and tugs and dele. gations of citizens met the transport believing that she carried troops re. turning home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
OFFICERS ARE ON GUARD TO
 PREVENT PLOT
Three Hundred Policemen in Civilian Clothes Placed on Guard in New o
 York City

NEW YORK, June '0.-Three hun. dred policemen in civilian clothes are guarding public buildings here and the residences of prominent business mon. The officials have given no ex- planation of the extraordinary pre- cautions taken, and the supposition is that they have received word of another bomb explosion that is to be attempted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
GOLD EMBARGO TAKEN
 OFF BY PRESIDENT TO ALL COUNTRIES
The Only Exception Made is That No Gold Can Be Exported to the Bolsheviki Portion
 of Russia

WASHINGTON, June 10.-On re- commendation of the Federal Reserve Board, President Willson has re- moved the embargo against the ex- portation and importation of gold. Hereafter gold may be exported and imported freely to all countries with the exception of that part of Russia
 controlled by the Bolshevik element.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
PACIFIC AERO CLUB WILL TRY AND WIN
 THOS. H. NICE PRIZE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10.-The Pacific Aero Club is to formulate plans for entering members in the flight from his place to Australia. for the $50.000 prize offered by Thos. Ince, the movie picture magnate. From present indications there will be several entries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
Advices Have Been Re- ceived in London of the Killing of 9,350 Jews in
 Fifty Places
ALLIES ARE AROUSED
Representatives in Paris Are Seeking Official Con- firmation of the Report
 ed 0utrageS

LONDON. June 10AJewish mas sacres occurred in fifty places in Russia recently, according to ad- vices received here this morning.
 Three thousand Jews were killed in Felshtyn; 1000 were killed in zchitomir; 1000 were massacreed in Teplek and $50 in Ovrutch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
KETCHIKAN PLANT
 IS BEING SHIPPED
 FROM SEATTLE CITY

SEATTLE. June Bernard Stone and Edward G. Morrissey are here looking after the shipping of a newspaper and printing plant to start the Ketchikan Daily Evening Journal before July l. It will be in- dependent politically.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
NEW, PACKING FIRM TAKES INDEPENDENTS
 INTO ITS EMBRACE

CHICAGO. June 10.--A new pack ing company which has taken over . number of the independent firms in the United States and Canada will be known as the Allied Packers Asso- citation. It has boon incorporated with John Hawkinson as president. He was Formerly president of the Wilson Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
ALLIEssARE ARoUsEp.

PARIS, Juno 10.-The represents times of the Allied nations here are awaiting official confirmation of the London reports of the massacres of Jews in Russia. The news created considerable stir. No comments vera made by public officials in the ab- sence Of definite information.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
AMERICAN MARINES
 ARE GUARDING THE
 MCAkACUAN BORDER

WASHINGTON, June l0.-With the American marine guard In Nlca~ ragua. and . warship on the est coast. the United statss is prspAse1 to protect Nicaragua from n invar sion hy Costa Rica disturbers- 0uing to the presence of mas,AAe, 10 actioa is expected on thA Dart q tbe Con RicAnsI
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
JACK DEMPSEY FORCED
 TO QUIT TRAINING BY
 REASON OF OLD WOUND

TOLEDO. June 10.-Jack Demp' sey's sparring partner yesterday opened an old cut over Dempsey's eye. The latter is, to stop training for fear of infection from the wound Jesse Willard declares that his train ing is so easy that 1t is just like falling on log. He says his road work is a pleasure
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
RICHIE MITCHELL IS
 WINNER IN POINTS OVER
 JIMNY DAL0N OF DENVER

INDIANAPOLIS. June 10.-Richie Mitchell. contender for the light weight championship. outpoined Jimmy Dalon. of Denver. in a bout here last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
DOUGLAS STORRS IS
 SENTENCED BY COURT
 AND. APPEAL BE TAKEN

oKANAGAN. Wash. June lo.- Douglas Storrs wbo was convicted by a jury as having had illicit rela tions with Ruth Garrison. who pot soned Mrs. Grace Storrs. was today sentenced from II months to i've years in prison. Counsel for Storre gave notice of an appeal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
ALL DRAFTED MEN OF
 DEPARTMENT OF WEST
 10 RECEIVE DISCHARGES

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10. - The Army Department of the West has ordered the discharge of all drafted men and men who volun- teered for the duration of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
DR. KARL MUCK WILL BE SENT BACK TO THE
 COUNTRY HE LIKES

BOSTON. June 1O.-Dr. Karl Muck. former conductor of the Boston Sym phony Orchestra, recently indicted as an. enemy alien. Is to be dep0rted -soon. He was accused of being one of tha active German element in the United States working in the inter- ests of Germany during the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
BRITISH DIRICIBLE WILL START SHORTLY
 FOR ATLANTIC TRIP
{, Expects To Recrcss the Ocean In Case 1t is Successful in the Westward Flight Across 1, the Ocean

NEW YORK, June 10.-The mann moth British dirigible, R-34, will be gin it's flight from England to the United States via Newfoundland June 20, according to present plans aa announced this morning.
 The dirigible probably will fly back across the ocean. if the west ward trip is successful.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
MEDALS SECURED FOR WAR WORK BY MEMBERS
 OF THE Y. M. c. A

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1O.-The Y. M. c. A. Announces that s1 men and women workers in their over seas forces were cited for bravery; sixty-four were decorated and 21S were commended by army officers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
WANTS WcE-PREsiDENT TO
 On SERVE.

WASHINGTON. June 10.-Repre- sentative Joseph Walsh of Massa- chusetts. Republican, has introduced a resolution in the House providing that the vice-president must perform the Presidents duties during the Presidents absence after 24-hour period.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
MORE REBEL ACTIVITY.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-It is re- ported that there is serious rebel activity in southern Mexica. It is reported that Gen. Danny, the federal leader in that section, was killed by the rebel forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
RUSSIAN cUNsoArs FLEE.

KEM, Northern Russia. June 1o.-- The Allied seapfAnes carried out an attack which did not prove success full against the Bolsheviki gunboats on lake Omega. The planes dropped several bombs. none of which took effect.
 However. the machines then raked the gun decks with machine fire and succeeded in putting the gunboats to flight I,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
TURKISH DELEGATION IS COM
 ING TO PARIS.

PARIS, June 10.-A Turkish dele gation is headed for here on a French battleship to be presented with the Allied peace terms. It is reported that the members of the delegation are coming in an advisory capacity.
 It Is not definitely known yet if the Allies intend to negotiate any part of the Turkish treaty with Ger. many. It is understood that the Turks are to charge the Younk Turks party with the full responsibility of entering the war. and that the former Will claim the present government is not to blame for Turkeys part.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
STRIKE CALLED FOR MONDAY

CLEVELAND, June 10.-A national strike of telephone operatives has been called for next Monday, includ- ing operators of the maintenance, construction and repair departments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
WINNIPEG STRIKE IS REPORTED BROKEN AND
 MEN ARE RETURNING

WINNIPEG, June 10.-The strike here is broken as concerns the pub lie safety and welfare. It is esti- mated that third of the strikers have returned to work
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
ILLINOIS IS FIRST STATE TO ADOPT THE
 SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Wisconsin Legislature Also Ratifies the Amendment and Kansas
 Is Expected to Soon Take Similar Action

SPRINGFIELD, H., June 10.-Illi- nois is the first state to ratify the Senate voted for it unanimously. The. Senate voted for it unanimously. Three members of the lower house opposed it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
KANSAS COMES NEXT.

TOPEKA. Kan. June 10.-Gov. Henry R. Allen has called special session of the Kansas Legislature for June 16, to consider the woman suf- frage resolution passed by Congress for a constitutional amendment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
MINE OWNERS REFUSE REQUEST FOR INCREASE
 IN MINERS WAGES

WALLACE. Idaho. June .10.-The Couer d. Alene mine owners Associa- tion has rejected the request of the Wallace local mine vorkers for an increased wage and for an eight. hour day schedule.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
ARMlsrIcE 10 sloNEp.

GENEVA, June 10,-The Jugo- Slavs have signed an armistice for neutral zone of 10 kiiometers. ar ranged between the fighting formes of the Austrian Reds and the Jugo Slavs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
AUSTRIA IS BUSY
 ON REPLY TO PEACE

VIENNA, June 10.-Associated Pfess) )-Austria is preparing her re- ply to the peace treaty presented her, by the, Allies. It is understood she win make an evasive reply.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
MANY uNsoLvEp QUESTIONS

PARIS, June 10.-The Council Of Four is pessimistic over large un- solved questions still pending. It is understood that it is impossible to move Premier Clemenceau from his determination not to modify the peace treaty terms for the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
GERMAN ADMIRAL AT
 HEAD OF STAFF IN
 THE WAR IS DEAD

BERLIN, June, 1o.--Admiral won sortzendorff. head of the German Naval staff. during the greater part of the war. who retired last Aug VI. is dea1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
FIVE AER0PLANES
 ARRIVE AT SALEM

sALEN. Ore. June 10.-Five aero planes dying from Sacramento to at- tsnd the nose Carnival in Portland
 arrived to1ay, and left for Portland, tahi1g aloQg ocv. 0lcott e . pas-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
THINKS GERMANY
 WILL SIGN PEACE
 BEFORE JULY 1ST.
Paris Paper Is Optimistic Concerning Outlook Turkish Delegation on
 Way to Paris

PARIS, June 10.--The Echo dc Paris in it's issue today predicts that the Allied peace terms will be signed by Germany before July 1. The pa per expects that the various parlia ments will ratify the peace before August l next. The Echo de Paris believes that the Germans will re place the present government. if the present government signs the peace treaty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
WOMEN WANT QUICK ACTION.

NEW YORK, June 10-The Ma tional Woman Suffrage Association is asking g Governors to call special sessions of their legislatures to ratify the suffrage amendment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
WISCONSIN IN LINE ALso.S

MADISON, Wis, June 10.-The Wisconsin Legislature has ratified
 the woman suffrage amendment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10

FL PASO, June 10.-Mexicans are swarming from Juarez into this place on the strength of reports that a large force of Villa followers under Gen. Felix Angeles, the provisional president of the rebels, are concen trating around Samalyuca, small town 22 miles from Juarez. Every car from Juarez carried capacity loads of people for five hours last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-10
CARRANZA TROOPS ARE AGAIN IN CHARGE OF
 CITY OF CHIHUAHUA
An Official Mexican Bulletin Says the Federal Troops Re-0ccu- pied the Place Last
 Saturday

z MEAfC0. CITY, June Io.-An- off cial bulletin issued last night by the Carranza government says that last Saturday Federal troops re-occupied Chihuahua. This indicates that the previous reports were true about Vii la rebels taking that place, but that to the official Mexican bulletin from Carranza.
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PRODA Sc farma o 65 "a
krech, 3 akry vinice, 450 pice-
sovych stromu, velka zahrada,
mnoho jinych stromu, potok te
ce pres pastvu, les a nejlepsi
puda. Krasny novy dun Bun
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MATTEL PRODAVA

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Bath Richfieldem, / a pill
mile cd Akron Cleveland dla-
zdene cesty, 20 akrd pastvin,
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moderni dim, m1ze byti snad
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Vsechen dobytek, nafadi,
pice NIUE byti skoupeno S far
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ma snadne podminky. Farmu
musite videti, abyste il mohli
oceniti.
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1923
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Co sa hovori v Bratislave.

Cd par dnf Ease koluj1 Bra
tislave chyry, ze Ceskosloven-
ska republika vyhlasi bankrot,
re peniaze nebud1 mat ceny a
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bezohledne ohlasilo uradonl.
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc duverou
ma nejstarSiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3642 f. 40 nj. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
Q
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oci jejich.
"Poyidam ii vse, abys pocho
pila, proc prilnul jsem k te
rodine - aby seznala duvody,
nichz chci il zachraniti pred
upadkem, kan privedly baro-
ma znenahla spatne spekulace
a obchodni nezdary."
MAS pravdu, musis mi vse
vypraveti," pravila vdova Mi
guelova.
"Byl jsem pfijat uvitan
baronkou skoro jako syn"
Dolores sepjala ruce nehty
jeji Sc 9aryvaly skrze rukavi-
ce hluboko do masa - tax
krecovite zatinala pesi.
"Jest to vznesena PAM.
Kdybys il vid6la, musila bys
il milovati; jest nj COST hrdin
n6ho dustojn6ho, jako u te-
be; vzdy obdivoval jsem Sc
t6mto tvym vlastnostem a pO-
nevada jsem milujiclm tvym
synem, pochopil isem tim
snadn6ji velkoduSnost te zeny
a matky.
Marko Sc zamlcel.
Cekal odpoved.
Ale cekal marn6.
Dolores mlCela.
Kdybych nebyl byval zaml'
lovan, byl by snad uhodl, &C
d6je Sc V srdci matky, ma ni2
kazde slovo jeho pusobilo jake
rama jedovatou dykou.
Ale pred zrakem Markovyn
tanul obraz zboznovane diyky
nevidel mic nez il hovori
vymluVn6 o osobach mladt
divce drahych - hovoril tax
o drahe bytosti.
vim, re uznaS hned, re j
moji povinnosti hledati pro
stredky k zachrane TAX pocti
vych Iidi, kterym jsem zava
zan k tolika dikum - hlavn'
pani Rivadarcosove a jeji dee
Ri
PAX vylicil sve matce roz
mluyu Lopezem, kterou zna
me.
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dit,
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elova.
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ste, re jest vec velice nal6ha
va"
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re, neni mu pomoci.'
"Jsem jist opaku. Spekulac
dolly Jest upln6 iista. Zab!
YAM sc uz n6kolik m6sicu 10
veci, prozkoumal .isem il a |
jiSt'uii t6, zc jednal bych '
vlastnim zajmu, kdyby mi n,
Slo o barona, kteremu isem Z
vazan vd6cnosti a pratelstvi
nebot' mohl bych vyziskati y
like jmdni pri tomto podniku
Dolore pokrcila rameny.
"Nechtej mne klamath o pl
vych pohnutkach tveho iedn
ni,' pravila rozcilena. "Ner
kl's mi vSecko."
"Jak to?'
"Nerekl's mi pravou, iea
nou prcinu! Nechtej mne k
matt, mic pfede mnou metal.
mysliS, ze nectu tv6m srdci
~ mem srdci?"
"Milujos jejich dcerur,'
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bych ii sVeril sladk6 tajems'
abych te prosil svoleni. ps
jsem ii, prosil jsem te, abys
Sla; rekl jsem ii, re muslin
tebou mluviti -"
"TuSila jsem to, bala js'
sc toho od pryniho dine, k
isl vstoupil do toho )" ch
la rlci. proklat6ho domu,
zadrzela - ami ne tax zopa
nosti, jako proto, re sviralo
ii cr6rn Iyr,,+Iy,1, 1oIan,
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PRODA Sc feznicky obchod
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dun. Haste Sc Ii Tom. Suchy,
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