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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24

PRIJMOU Sc delnici ma
Milling stroj a Drill Press. Do
.bry plat, stale misto. Haste Sc
u The Fairmount Tool & For
ging Co., 10611 Quincy Ave.
9-26
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MuzzGGrn, {
kterri jsou
nernocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spOjeni.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekari.
Moje ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mozno vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam wy
hovujici splatky.
L6ceni: vSechny nemoci ner-
Vove, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
aemoci ledvin a jin6 mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez rezani), bola-
ky a vfedy, zv6tsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vSechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24

! Pobudal " noci) ;EIE.Dejts mi
almuznu, &pane!"a 81
Chodec: "Nemyslite,. ze ~je
ted pozde ma zebrani?"
Pobuda: "Je taky dost po-
zde, vasnostti, ably mi mic media
H."
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt pro
mensi rodinu dole. Voda, plyn
a zachod uvnitr. Haste Sc v
elsie 2917 E. SO ul. ma Praze.
9-27
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NEJLEPSf zasterkovy sotys
po 28c yard a obycejny druh
po 24c yard koupite v striz-
mich obchodech "u Koudel1",
4735 Broadway a 4288 War
ner Road. 9-24
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Billy CERT
ROMAN
8.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

Y kaZde takove part
isou tri lide, kteri opravdu pr
cuii a ctvrty lenoch, ktery
hledi praci jen odlezeti ne
della mic, protoze plat nepocitt
sc kazdemu jednotlivci, nybr.
cele parj6 dohromady a part;
ci Sc pax rozd6li o penize ste
nym dilem. Gelauer proved
timto zavedenim dvoji darem
most. Ma V kazde parte jedn'
no donaSece a dozvi sc z PRIV
nj ruky, co delnici pri prac
povidaii, nebot' V kazde part'
ten ctvrty lenoch je Gelauero
wynn vyZvedacem a mimo to pt
mstil Sc delnictvu, re muSi III
viti tyto spravcovy stVury {
pracovati "a ne. Neni to mazs
most primo d'abelska? IA liC
je oproti tom uZariZeni bez'
radnym, ozvati Sc nemuze nj
kdo, mali osmihodinou praci
kterou 81 dobyli stavkou a mu-
ST ted mlCeti".
"Dobre jsem tedy ud6lal, re
isem Sc do Nemirova vratil,"
rekl KalbaS neobyGejn6 ziv6.
"Uvidis, Vaclave, re pomery
ma dulu napravim."
Vaclav neduv6riv6 zavrtel
hlavou.
"Pochybuji, pffteli, velice
pochybuii,' pravil pax. "Mu-
sci by to byti zcela iiny lid.
Pred lety naznacil jsem vam
cestu, kterou by bylo mozno
riditi vychovu zdejSiho delni-
ctva. Tenkrat jste mi nev6ril.
Je pravda, mohlo by 81 delhi
ctva samo zdepSiti sve pome-
ry, ale muscle by byti doc Ella
jinGho jadra. Kdyby Sc mlady
lid sdruzil V jednote sokolskt
byl by z neho vyrostl zoceleny
a sebevedomy delnicky STAY, q
tato mlada generace byla by
nastoupila ma mista vychovan
Gu Gelauerovych. Vubec kdy-
by d6Inictvo bylo narodn6 II.
v6domele a nem6lo ia svuj je-
dinny zivotni ell jenOm chleb
teSilo by Sc sympathilm nej-
sirSich vrstev naroda a takov(
zotroGeni, iako V NemirovC
provedl ten Nemec bylo by
nemoznosli. Lid by pax byl t.
k6 pfistupen uSlechtilejSim idC
am. praci by nepovazoval zs
kletbu chudeho lidu, nybrz q;
pozehnani lidsk6 spolecnosti I
bylo by ma sv6te lepe, protoz,
by bylo meme s6bcu.''
VaclaV Sc tax rozpovidaI
az Sc mu tvare rd6ly oci pl;
ly nadsenim. Kalbas no poslor
chal sc sklonenou hlavou
svraStelym celem. FrantiSk
nechavSi pleteni, hled6la n
svGho muae zaficim zrakem
usmivala sc blazene.
Mas pravdu," oval sc II
baS, kdyz byl Vaclav umlk
"bylo by ma svet6 lepe, kdyb
nebylo sobcu. Byli by pax pt
ctivi chlebodarci a poctivi d,
nici, ale ono tomu tax ma sy
t6 nikdy nebude.'
FrantiSce So zdalo, re by
teto ruznosti nahledu mohl
mezi obema muz vzniknol
hadka, proto vstavsi, rekls
"Je uz pozde. MuzSti, dopiit
pivo a jd6Ce spat! KalbaS
beztoho po ceste unaven."
A jala sc rychle odestyla
postele. kalbasovi ustlaIa '
vedlejSim pokoji ctvrt hoe
ny potom utulny domek ma p
kraji lesa, obehnany sneh
wynn zayejem, odpocival V n
cnim klidu. Ma obloze vypl
bledy mesic a postribril les
strechu Vaclavoya pflbytl
rozlevaje mir a kid, ale pt
lou bilou stfechou byl Glove
ktery namohl usnOuti, proto
ten mir a kid, ktery vid6l k
lem sebe, drazdil no k zlos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
Prelozil j. E. S. Vojan

/ starec, ktery po cely svuj zivot
: pujcoval penize hromadil je;
: ma ted asi 80 nebo 100 Milo
< MI, myslim, a kazdych sest me-
: sic1 nebo podobne mono cisti
/ V novinach, re nejaka zena u
: clnila vuci nemu pokus vyde-
racstvi. To jest; on della kazde
mu hezkemu devceti, jez vejde
do jeho kancelafe, totez, co
chtel starry Waterman uciniti
vam; ty, ktere jsou pax zatce
ny pro vyderacstvi - to jsou
proste ty, ktere jsou tax nemou
Dire, re delaji poplach".
"Vidite, Lucy, pokracoval
Montague pc male pfestavce,
"muslte 81 uyedomiti situaci. O.
nen muz je bohem V New Yor-
! ku. Kontroluje vSechny bohate
| Avenue; muze povznesti neb
zniciti kazdeho, koho mu ma
j padne. Je to skutecne pravda
- mysllm, re muze zniciti kaz
deho clov6ka tomto meste,
jejz 81 vybral Ia svou obet'.
Muze dokazati, re sc stane vSe,
cokoli ST preje, aspon pokud
jde policii. Je to pouze otaz-
ka zaplaceni Jim urciteho OBJ
nosu. A je zvykly vsemu vlad-
nouti; nemene starosti ma sve-
te della mu zakon. Chce-li miti
neJakcu yec, koupi 81 il, a stej-
ne chova Sc i vuci zenam. Je
zvykly, re kazdy s MIN jedna
ljako vSemohoucim panem; re
ny jej vyhledavaji a zavodi O
jeho prizen. Kdybyste byla s
10 udrzeti 81 il, mohla byste mi
ii milionovy palac ma Riverside
Drive nebo prepychove obydli
s milionovym "pierem" New
portu. Mohla byste miti otevre-
| ny a Jim placeny ucet We vsech
obchodech, mohla byste jezditi
V jachtach V soukromych Via
clch. Po tom prave jine zeny
dychti, a proto on nechape, CO
vice jeste mohla byste 81 pra-
lti" Montague ucinil 'prestav-
Tku.
Takovym zpusobem utraci
| edy penize?" tazala Sc Lucy.
"Koupi 81 vSe, co no napad-
] le", pravil Montague. "Povi-
laii, re vyda denne pet tisic
| lollaru. Jedna 4 historek, iez
se vypravi po klubech, udava,
le miloval zenu jednoho leka-
e a daroval million dollaru ma
alozeni nemocnice, a hlavnl
oodminkou tohoto daru bylo,
e omen lekar ma jiti Ma tfi le-
a ma cesty studovati vsechny
1emocnice V Evrop6".
| Lucy sed6la ponofena my
| lenky. "Allane", pravila ma
| lie, "co mystic, re mela zna-
penati ieho slova, re mne bu-
! lie V patach? Co niue d6lati?"
| "Nevim", rekl Allan, Ito je
| -6c, kterou nutno pecliv6 uva-
! lite.
| Take 81 prave nyni vzpomi-
| lam jeste Ma jednu jeho po-
| >namku, ktera byla velmi po-
I livna", pravila Lucy. "Pravil
| otiz: Nemate penez. Nemuze-
lie vydrzeti zivot V New Yorku.
| 10, co mate, nema zadhe 'ceny.
| Mystic, Allane, re by mohl ne
| % vedeti mych penezhlch Ia
| lezitostech?"
! Montague vytre$til oci
lejvetsim uzasu. "Lucy!" zvo-
Hal. 4
| "Co je?" pravila polekan6.
| mic, rekl Allan a dodal ia
loby k sobe jen mluvil: "Ne,
G to prilis absurdni = to ne
muze bytii" Myslenka, re to
2yl Dan Waterman, ktery po-
| }lal ma n6ho detektivy, ably mu
oyli patach, zdala Sc mu pri-
is groteskni, ably mohl o nj u
Jazovati. "Nebylo to mic - jen
lahodily vykrik", uklidnoval
: lucy, "ale musite byti velmi o.
: patrna, Waterman ie nebezpec
slL1-ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24

Rano ubiral Sc Vaclav do sll-
zby a KalbaS sci do dulni kan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
Napsal Upton Sinclair

JlL LdulId IIuSlCkd. - AnO Udl
TO rekl, Allane, pamatuji Sc do
bre ma tuto vetu. A slova t;
!nne tax straSlive popudila, -
to 81 nedovedete ami predstavi
II! Pokusila jsem Sc znovu wy
rvati sc mu z naruci, ale Gin
vetsi bylo mole dsih, tim vets
Ibyla, jak Sc zdalo, jeho zuri
vost! Byla jsem skutecne stra
chem polosilena! Vite, nemy.
slim, re ma jachte byl vGbec
nekdo jiny mimo jeho sluzeb.
nictvo.
pane Watermane", kricela
11sem, "pravim vam, abyste
mne pustil ze svych rukou. Ne
ucinite-li tax, ucinim poplach
Budu kriceti''.
''To vam ,pramalo pomdze",
rekl surove.
"Ale co chcete tedy Sc mnou
uciniti?" namitala jsem.
"Chci vasi lasku", odvetil.
A ma, to obnovila jsem zapas.
Vykrikla jsem jednou nebo
dvakrat = nevim jiz - a tn u
zavrel mi dsta svou rukou. V
Ite chvili zacala jsem zapasiti
na zivot a smrt. Opravdu my
slim, re bych byla tomu staro7
chow vyskrabala oci, kdyby
Lyl neuslysel venku We dvorane
vas hlas. Kdyz jste zavolal me
5meno, pustil mne uskocil.
Nikdy V zivote nevidela jsem
"a tvari nejakeho cloveka w
Taz tax zuriveho zasti.
Kdyz jsem odpovedela ma
vase zvolani, cht6la jsem beze-
ii ke dverim, ale on zastoupil
mne cestu.
"Budu vam stale V patach ="
zaseptal. "Rozumite mne? Nj
kdy Sc vas nevzdam!" !"
A pax oprel .jste Sc o dvere,
a tn on Sc obratil, otevrel je a
vySel ven. To
Lucy byla polita rumencen
mad vZpominkou ma tento w
lev a rychle oddychovala '
prudkem rozcileni. Montague
sedel pred nj, hlede ztrnule y
pred a bez hlesu.
"SlySel jste n6kdy pred tin
" zivote o n6cem podobnem?'
tazala sc Lucy.
"Ano", odvetil vazn6, "je m
Ito, ale muslin doznati, re jsen
rekolikrate iiz slySel o podob
lrych pr1b6zich. Slysel jsem do.
konce o horsich jeSte v6cech"
Gale co mann nyni ciniti?'
zvolala. "Zadny clovek nemu.
re Sc prece beztrestn6 taktC
chovati".
Montague nerikal mic.
"Je to netvor!" zvolala Lu-
cy. "Mela bych jei poslati d.,
zalare".
Montague zavrtel hlavou
ITO nemuzete uciniti", pravil
"Nemohu!" zvolala Lucy. -
Proc pax ne?"
"Nemohu!" zvolala Lucy
proc pax ne?"
'Nemuzete to dokazati"
Ifckl Montague. "Stalo by I.
! pouze vase svedectvi proti je
no svedectvi, a jeho slovdm b.
Ila by vZdy dana vira. Nemuze
re Iii a dati zatknouti Dana
; WaterInana, jako nejakeho o
y. e.neho cloveka. A pax u
waite, Go jakych reel byste 81
COSTA la!"
"Ale ia bych no rada pribilt
ma pranyf", namitala Lucy
"Za~iouzil by tot"
!, go by mu neublizilo ami q;
maxi, pravil Montague. mo
hi yam to rici S krajni bezpec
nosti, protoze jsem jiz vid6l p'
doory pokus. Ami jedine novi
ny y New Yorku by vam neoti
, sky vase vyliceni pripadu. Je
: diny vysledek, jehoz byste do
/ cl'ila, by byl ten, ze by vas Wy
: hlasili "a dobrodruzku".
D Lucy hledela Ma neho S uza
4 sem. Ale ne - to pax mn
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L
"Dobre porizeni," rekl mi
Vaclav, kdyz Sc u nadraM roz
chazeli. "A ma obed prijd'te !
nam. Dnes uz beztoho pracov;
ii nezacnete.'
"a jak bych k tomu priSel
abyste mne zivili?" zdrahal 81
KalbaS.
RozeSli Sc ma rohu nadrazn
budovy. Cel6 odpoledne mysli
| Vaclav ma KalbaSe. Byl I'VE
dav, jak no spravce prime, {
nemohl Sc poledne ami dockati
PriSed V poledne k obedu, "a.
stihl tn uz Kalbase. Vratil Sc
hned desate hodin6.
"Neni pry ted prace, snad
az pozdeji," rekl spatriv taxa.
Wy pohled Vaclavuv.
ITO jsem ocekaval," zak(.
val Vaclav vazn6 hlavou. "Tak
Sc to obycejne rikava, kdyz ne
koho chteji odbyti, Vedel jsem
re Vas Gelauer nevezme; BY
byste mu stalou vycitkou."
Gale ia Sc prece 2 Nemirova
nehnu, kdybych Sc tn mel zivi-
ii zebrotou," rekl KalbaS prud
ce. Muslin tn zlstati; n6co
mne sem tahlo tajemnou moci.
"Zvyk" rekl Vaclav presved
Give. Coz Ma draze byste me-
delal? Tral'mistr potrebuje H.
di ma vrchni stavbu a ie jich ne
dostatek, protoze kazdy hledi
dostati Sc ma hory k vuli v6tsi-
mu vydelku."
"Treba pekle bych certum
slouzil pod kotlem" rex Kalbas
S divokym vyrazem, "jen kdyz
budu moci zustati v Nemirov6.
"Zeptam sc k vuli Vam od-
.poledne Venhody," slibil Vac
Law. "Myslim, re sc ma vas ie-
Ste pamatuje."
Vecer priSel s radostnou no.
vinou, re sc ma kalbaS rano
dostaviti do prace. KalbaS po-
d6koval vd6cnym pohledem.
Rano prede dnem vydal Vac
av re skladiSte KalbaSovi mo-
tyku a lopatu, dovedl no k Ven
nodovi a kdyz sc rozednilO, jel
KalbaS vlakem S partou trat
mistrovou n6kam daleko M
trat' prekladat prazce.
V poledne, kdyz Vaclav pr
sci k obedu, povidala mt
r'rantiSka, re ma KalbaS ve
jvem tlumoku jen trochu pra
lila a chatrneho Satstva a IL
c il primal, re je to veSkerl
jeho majetek.
"Vedlo So mu We sv6t6 Spat
le," pravil Vaclav soucitne
'Prodal nejspiSe vSechnos c,
sem "a MIN kdysi veil do me
"a, kdyz byl propulsion z We
.eni. Nekteremu cloVeku Sc III
lari nic, at zaCne co chce
[albas jest take takovy ne
astnik."
! kalbaS Zustal na draze. L
/ Dytoval Sc Il zenateho Spolu
lelnika a uchytil Sc Jedy V n
lirov6. Styku horniky nevy
'ledaval, jenom Petrikovym
)estoval uprimne pratelstv
4 Chodival sem vecer, kdyz Va
CLAW prisel re sluzby a tn I'd
10 Sc, re V domacnosti sveh
mladeho pritele ozivne. Itch
atesti mladych manzelu pusol
J o ma Zamlkleho samotare ko
: lelnou moci. Sedaval S MIN
: roteSenim mu bylo, mohl-
! chovati madeho synacka V;
T. claVova. Snad mu to pripom
Aalo blazenG okamziky,> ko
! chovaval sVoje vlastnL dite
pri tom Vzpomlnal ma svoji !
I snulou Zenu. TAX to nepat
d nymi zmenami trvalo zbytt
zimy, ale ma jare zm6nil
o zpusob zivota KalbaSova. KID,
} ozivl les Ia nadrazim, ozv
90 I'm ,1rypi Iro,1 - G4ibI1 bS
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PRODA Sc LEVINE vodni ma
Sina ma pradlo, kulaty stul, le-
dniGka a detska posIylka, vse
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc V elsie
2270 K. 76 ul. v zadu. 9-24
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
MRS. BREDLIE
 ANSWERS CALL
WELL KNOWN LOCAL WOMAN DEAD AFTER ILLNESS OF
 SHORT DURATION

Mrs. s. R. Bredlie died yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at St. Jo- seph's hospital from acute uraemia. While the end was not entirely un- expected it came so suddenly as to shock all of Fairbanks, and the sym pathy of the entire camp goes out to the stricken husband and two little sons who are left to mourn the great est of losses.
 Mrs Bredlie had been ill but a short time, being taken to the hos pital last week in an unconscious condition. Tho serious at all times, she seemed Monday to have partly rallied and Monday evening was much brighter than at any time since being taken sick. Shortly aft CT midnight, she became worse and sank rapidly, passing away yester- day afternoon. No announcement has been made regarding the funeral and interment.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
M'AD0O MAY BE
 UNION COUNSEL
FORMER CABINET OFFICER MAY BE RETAINED BY MINERS IN
 COURT HEARING

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 3.-(P
 It is currently reported that w. G
 McAdoo, former secretary of treasury in President Wilson's cabinet, may be retained by the union officials to represent them In the inunction pro ceedings that will begin in Judge An dersons court here next Saturday morning. This report has neither
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
BOLIVIA GIVEN
 ROAD TO COAST
CHILE CEDES STRIP OF LAND TO NEIGHBOR FOR OUTLET
 TO PACIFIC.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov.4.-(P) -The state department announced tonight that it had been advised that the government of Chile has given Bolivia a passage to the Pacific ocean, ceding for that purpose a strip of land north of Africa. This strip will be incorporated into the territory of Bolivia and will give her free port for Pacific transportation. The con sideration given by Bolivia in re- burn has not been announced
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
STEEL TICKETS
 ARE WITHDRAWHI
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE STRIKE STARTED WORKERSs PRO
 CEED UNMOLESTED.

CHICAGO, H., Nov 4.-(P)- Union officials today withdrew all picketers from Gary and Indiana Harbor streets As a result of this action for the first time since the steel strike started workers were able this morning to enter the various plants in those cit ies unmolested and without interter- ence The action of the strikers was not entirely unexpected.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
S0VIETS CLAIM
 MILITARY COUP
LEVINE WIRELESS DECLARES THAT YUDENITCH ARMY
 IS SURROUNDED.

LONDON, Nov. 3 I-P)-A wireless despatch sent broadcast by the bol- sheviki publicity bureau at Moscow today claims that the soviet forces have entirely surrounded the army of General Yudenitch and forecast it's annihilation or surrender in the near future. There has been no con formation of the report from any oth- CT source.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
RAILWAY FORCE BEING REDUCED
 BY COMMISSI0N N
BROWNE RELEASING MANY WORKERS; NUMBERS SAID TO BE GOING TO THE COAST; SOME OF THEM Tb BE RE-EMPLOYED.
UNEMPLOYED.

Arrivals from Nenana yesterday brot word that F. D. Browne. engin- eel-in-charge of interior construction work, is releasing many men from the commission force, some placing the number released at approximate ly 200 men, It is also stated that others will be released within the next few days when the work of clearing up material along the Ne nana-Fairbanks division is completed
 l. is stated that a considerable DOT ton of the men let out will go to the coast, some of them even going 10 the states. A number are reported to have left Nenana southbound and will go out over Broad Pass. Much of the work that was entered on last summer has been completed and oth- CT work has been brot to a standstill by cold weather
 It is believed that the commission will be able to start the contem- plated rock work in the Nenana canyon within a short time and many of the men now being released will be re-employed in that district. The track, it is said, is within a few miles of the canyon and will be rush ed forward as rapidly as possible The $6,OOOOOO appropriation which became available yesterday should provide Mir. Brown with sufficient funds to work all the men for whom supplies and work are obtainable and experienced rockwork men should have no trouble in getting employ ment in a reasonably short time.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
FORCES
 FAMILIES FLEE
TWO HUNDRED KENTUCKY FARMERS FORCED TO ABAN-
 DON THEIR HOMES

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. -P)- Serious floods are reported in the Green River district today. The river is out of it's banks on account of continuous heavy rams and at least POO families have been forced to move out of the valley to higher grounds, their homes being inundated by the high water The flood is es- timated to have caused at least $1,- O000O0 damage to farm property. No casualties have been reported.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
ENDS OF STEEL
 ARE CONNECTED NEAR STANDARD
TEMPORARY TRACK BETWEEN NENANA AND FAIRBANKS IN PLACE; TWENTY-FIVE PER- SONS ARRIVE FROM NENANA ON FIRST CAR.

Yesterday saw the completion of the temporary narrow gauge track between Fairbanks and Nenana and the work train which left Fairbanks at , o'clock yesterday morning re- turned yesterday afternoon with a passenger coach from the Nenana end. About 25 people from Nenana took advantage of the thru trip to come to Fairbanks
 The train yesterday met train from the Nenana end near Standard creek and hooked onto the coach bringing it back to town. The first train to go thru from this end will leave here Friday morning at o'clock. The fare to North Nenana has been fixed by the commission al $3.75 including war tax
 On account of the unsurfaced con diuon of the track the time yester- day was slow, the trip consuming six hours and twenty minutes. Alp prOXimately two hours of this was spent in transferring track crews and picking up material. It is believed that the regular trains will be able to make the trip in about four hours. This will be materially shortened when more surfacing and leyeling of the track has been completed.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
RAILWAY CORPS
 LEAVE SIBERIA
RAILWAY CORPS IN SIBERIA ARE ORDERED TO
 PROCEED FOr HOME

OMSK, Nov. 4.-P)-According to official information received here to- day the American railway corps which has been rehabilitating Siber- ian railway systems for many months, has been ordered to proceed to the United States by the first available transportation. These troops have been largely intrumental in keeping the forces of the Omsk government in the field against the bolsheviki armies The corps has earned repu- tatlon in this country as miracle men" of railway construction and re pair work.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
WOODEN SHIPS
 WILL BE SOLD
FLEET CORPORA TION TO DISPOSE OF 200
 WOODEN HULLS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-(P)-The emergency fleet corporation today fixed $75O,00O as the price to be asked for hulls of the Ferris type of wooden ships. Two hundred are to be sold by corporation to private firms or individuals. The corpora ton also offers to sell equipment for the hulls for completion for service as steamers to buyers at figures making the complete vessel cost ap- proximately $230,000.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
"BRYAN" TREATY
 GAINS SUPPORT
ENGLAND AND CHILE RATIFY ARBITRATION TREATY LAST
 ING FIVE YEARS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 4-(P) England and Chile today ratified the arbitration treaty, providing for arbitration of all disputes before go- ing to war. The treaty last for five years before it requires renewal. The arbitration idea was embodied into treaty form by Wm. J. Bryan during his tenure of office as secretary of state as means of preventing wars.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
JUDGE ENROUTE
 FOR ANCHORAGE
JUDGE BUNNELL LEAVES COR DOVA FOR ANCHORAGE FOR
 SHORT COURT TERM

According to telegraphic adyices re ceived in town yesterday evening, Judge Chas E. Bunnen left Cor doya yesterday for Anchorage where he is to hold a short term of court. After he winds up there, he will re- turn to Valdez, expecting to reach there in time to convene court on November 20. From Valdez he will go to Cordoya for another term and then proceed to Fairbanks
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
WOMEN CONDEMN
 "CHILD LABOR"
TERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADOPTS CONSTRUCTIVE CHILD
 LABOR PLANK

WASHINGTON, D, c. Nov. f lF)
 The international Congress of Work ing Women today adopted d resolu- Jton recommending that all nations enact legislation prohibiting the em- nloymet in industrial plants of child, en under the age of 16 years. The resolution states that all children ,'oa,d first have completed a course in eIemetary schools and be declared physically firm before being enrolled an industrial labOrer
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05

BERLIN. Nov. 4 LP) Seemingly authentic reports received here today say that an agreement has been reach ed in Budapest for the eventual re storation of the Hapsburg monarchy in Hungary The republicans and wJumchjSts in Hungary are said to lave effected a compromise whereby Franz. the eldest son of former Elm porer Charles. of AustiaHungary. win eventually come to the throne Of Hungary.
 It i- also stated that proyission has been made to prevent Charles from being replaced, by requiring him to formally renounce all rights to the throne. The Hungarian constitution
 lac. vuic' Franz will govern, it is
 aid. will be patterned after that of England
 It is the general opinion here that such a government would be stable and responsible There is some doubt, however as to the willingness of the allies to see a member of the Hapsburg family as head of the Hun garian government
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05
MASONIC DANCE
 SATURDAY EVE
MASONS TO GIVE HOP AT THE TEMPLE NOVEMBER 15; GOOD
 MUSIC IS ARRANGED

According to an announcement made yesterday, the Masons are plan ming to give a dance at the temple hall on Saturday evening, November 15. The music has been arranged for, string orchestra, and the best of music will be furnished. The dances at the temple during the pres ent season have proven highly en- joyable and the boys expect a goodly turnout at the next one
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-05

been affirmed nor denied by the of ticiais themselves.
 MAY NOT BE so
 CHICAGO, H.. Nov. 8. lPl Form CT Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo, who arrived here this morning from New York on some legal business, when informed of the report that the unions might retain him as counsel 10. the leaders against the federal injunction, declared that he knew ab- -oIutcIy nothing of such plan He i- inclined ro believe that there is no foundation for the report