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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05

The other day
A fellow came into our office
And he said
l wish that l had done
Like Jim Brown did
He bought lot, Jim did, and
He built himself little home
The first year.
And he planned ii SO he could
Build more onto his home
The next year
And he did, and
Now he's got fine big home
Worth lot of money
And he owns it
And it's his.
And
Came to town about
The same time
Jim did
And / rented a house
Like lot of other fellows
And the landlord sold the house
And | had to move
And / did
And / rented another house
And the landlord sold that
And had to move again
And all i got now is
Some rent receipts
And I've got to move again
Amt that the limit?
------O--O-
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
Tetley- Klein
Lumber Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
DARTINC, PIERCING
SCLATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene-
tratir9 elects of Sloan's
Linir1ent

So do those rheumatic twingos and
the loin-achcs Of lumbago, the nerve-
Inflammation of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
The ease Of applying, the quicl;ness
Of relief, the positive results, the clean-
illness, and the economy Of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05

When renewing your roof, use Art
craft. Tetley-Klcin Lumber Co. has
it for you.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

it's Bis alt Beiteres nil ben alter,
@nggons urD 2ofomotiber1 bebeIfe1l
miiifen De111l unter ben l~lnnItdnben iii
hie Submit Der 9abnen cine 10 I'M
getuiie, boB ibre &reoitfdbigfeit bar-
unter Ieiben m1iB.
5eIbit @enepaI6ireftor &ines Der.
mag iiid) bon Ser 3ufunft fein flares
Bib 3u maiden. Die Sit1patior 1ei Ell.
ne 10 bertporrene urb IblieBe Iobiele
M0glidfeiten Elm, baB CT unm0glid
fagen Tonne, mas mit ben gifenbab.
men ge1heben tperbe. 8epor man bar.
iiber cine gntfdei0i1ng treffen tonne,
|iei reiflibe grtpdgp11g notig. DARN
liegt tDenig Eroftlides, nno mon
brm19t ni6t @enerul6ireftor al fem,
I'M oerurtige MusfIidte al ber3npfen.
6olgIihertpeiie bdtte man ertparten
biirfen, BOB eiin 8eamter bon 10 bober
un6 bernnttportlider Ste4ung nit
Der Moglidfet, bnB cine fol6e Si.'
tuatior eintreten f0rr1te. i'm Boral1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

ttonsgefeteg burdbiette Sc tpirb ID
sberidtet baB III mt10eite1ts bierstad.
ten Die @eiebgeber bereNlnlhen ibrer
@dbler 5upi0erbnnoelten.
Sc Ut Ga,Berift midtig, bob bic SJrei-
belt Der gr3ieburtg Die 0nr1 6iefe
Beriu6e 3l1r @infibru1g Der 3entra-
liiterlng bes @r5iebnngstpefens be.
broM tpir6, getpabrt mer6e. Desbab
lit es notmenoig, bob 6ieie Rropa.
gambia id,arf beobadtet tperbe uno oab
man EN- padfa1nes Muge unf Die
@taatsgeieRgebungen ridte. Sen
Bertretern IN ben Staatslegi8latlren
Iolte mitgeteilt perben, bob bic @db-
Ter lid Sic gr3iebungsfreibef niat
nebrnen laiien moqen, tpie oas Die
Gmhb-E CONNER un6 abnli6e gorlagen
unfeblbar DUR Golge boben mibten.
Set. beg 3.B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
miseeniin ais mce1peiier.

Cine in mebr taIs elmer Be5iebunl
intereiiante 0ebatte fano iingit in
l1nterbm1fe Der 2egislatur 6es Stna
tes Bisconiin itatt. @egenitnn0 Del
Debatte tpar cine bonn @epraientart
ten Mrel Solution eingebrabte Bin
fmel9e ben frembipradigen nnterri9l
+, in anen @9nlen bes 5tates, ben 81
fentIiden, pribaten nnb &trdenidu.
len berboten baben molte. Sobnion ii
D6re BON @ebl1rt nn6 Dor ettpa bret.
Big Sabrer e%ingepanbert. Seine Bor.
Iage begriinoete er nit ben befannten
Meoensarten iiber sic Sbd61i6fet1
oes fremoipra6igen 11nterriftes nn1
nit elmer 8eruf1ng auf ben %beritorbe=
men Sbeooore &ooiebef, bon 6em er
ougeni9einlid] ni6t gepuBt bnt, 6ub
berielbe i6on in friberSngen6 oertid
gelernt batte nn6 al Der Belt, ga CT
8rdiioent ser @ereintgten @tonten
mar, gon5 Defenders itol5 barauf mar,
6aB er 5id 1penigftens Die @lemente
Der 6eutiden Sprabe angeeignet but
te.
@egen Die 8orlage tpl1r6e bon Ell
ner go15en &eibe Weitglie6er 6es
@a11es gelteno gemabt. oaB fein 8e=
6iirfnis fir ein fol9es @efeb borliege,
un6 6oB sic 3eit idledt getpdblt lei,
ben @iirger1t frem6er &erfunft, pie
mGbren6 seq &rieges 10 freu6ig lire
Bfli6t getan, nit elmer 6erartigen
MaBnabme ei1en 56lag ms @efi6t
5u berieben. SD 6enfe, es III nidt
redftt," fagte @eprdfentanf geolan,
bier gu iteben nn6 6ie 2obalitGt 6es
8olfes anslGn6i1der Mbfnnft, 6as
6ie}em 2an6e Iopal betgeitan6en bat,
in 3meifeIS gu 5ieben: SS1 meiner Set
motsfto6t SSanespiue beltan6 Elm Bier=
tel ser &ompagnie so aug iunger1
2enten, in 6erenM 6ern 6euti6es Slut
mann. Gin Drtttel Der @olbIterne in
Ser @brenliite bon @od @orntp net
fen uuf @oI6aten 6er1elben &lafie
BIN" 80 {praden anbere na@ ibm.
Meprdientant g5ertpinsfi aus MI=
tpoufee fiibrte aus: rDieie @orloge 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
1tas NIT Sen Giicnbah>
men?

Dnourd, 6ob Der @pngreb ffid ber-
tagte, obne Die non Dem @enepaloiref'
tor Der @iienbabner gefor6erte Der.
piuig1lng bon $750,00O,000 al sc.
nebmigen, lit bic rddyiite Submit I'M
ieres Eransportationsipitems cine 70
nnberebenbare getpor6en, BOB felbit
@eneraIoireftor 9ines Die 5rage:
.9as tpir6 iett al1s unieren gifen-
bobnen?1 nidt gu beanttporter1 ber-
mag.
| Die finnn3iene Sage Der giien<
babnberpult11ng 1T cine da1berit pre-
ffa1re. Midt MIR 1in6 Die 8nrbeitan6e
10 gut tpie eri66pft, icn6ern es lie
gen 8erbinbli9feitert bon 381 Wiqt-
omen Dor, Sic aus ben ertparteten $50
ge6eft merben ionten, nn6 mie 6as
11mfaiien6e @rogrnmm bon Berbei-
ierungen ol1rbgefiibrt merben ion,
6as geplant pnr, tells i'm ben ge-
fteigerten Mnfor6ernngen an 6as
Eransportntionstpeien gere9t gu
mer6en, tells Inn Ser Depre{iion i'm
Mnterialien= nn6 Mrbeitsmarfe OBJ.
5nbelfen, lit 11tdt erft6tli6.
@on Dem Ser Notwithstanding
uripriinglid CUR @erfiig1ng gelteuten
Ton6s itn6 MIR Elm poar MiQione1
nnberousgobt - fnum genlg, nm
sic Soften. ser @~erualtung 1elblt 5n
6efen, bafiir Iiege11 aber aus bem Be-
triebsiabre 1918 nod 8erbin0lt6fei<
ten in Ser &0be bon 1881, 100000
bor, Sic ge6eH ueroen miiiien. Sir
6os lanfenoe Sabr batte sic Giien=
bobnpermaItung Die Merausgubung
non $491, 100000 fir neue Sdienen-
1tr1nge, B%abnbofs- nn6 B~rudenba1=
ten ange1ebt nn6 $286,000,000 fit
Mnidnffunq ne1ter 2ofomotiben nn6
8aggons, bon fleineren Musgobefo=
1ten gar ridt. 5n reoen. Mub benz
2oien miro eg einlerdten, baB cine
teilmei]e G%rnenerltnq 6es &oumatert<
ols eine bringenoe Mottpenoigfeit fem
muB, nadyoem- ndbren6 Der BRET
@riegsiobre an nnfcr TRANSPORTING
fen nnerb0rte Mnforberungen geiteqt
tpuroen obrte baB es Der inbmitrielen
Sage negen m0glia. getpeien mare, Die
iibIiden Neuanidaffungen 5u maiden.
Mber tpie 6ie @a6e 1iegt, ntrb man
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
gerednt bb11th urb left III SET Gage
lpdre, NIT poIitiiDe11 Dori9Idgen, mel.
de Der Sadlage Red1lang trngen,
~n1if3utparten.
Die @erbanbInHgea aaber Sen IN.

Die gerbanbInnge1t naber ben IN.
|fdlnB Deutid Delterreibs an
Dentfdtano fdeinen neiter fortge-
ibritten al iein nls man geglaltbt btat.
Dos ergibt iid n1ls elmer 8erner De-
peihe, in Ser balbnmtlibe 8erIiner
Muslaiinngen iber bie Mn%gelegenbeit
~entbolten iinb. 9ie 9erbanblungen
mur6en 5pif9en Der Nerlirer Megie-
rung un6 benz 6elltid-
Nnslnnbminiiter ST.. Otto 8nuer ge-
fiibrt. @Ieib3eitig tpalroen M1,sfhifia
eingeiebt unb NIT Der 8erutung bon
Gin5elfragen betpaut. Diefe 8eratun-
gen ,iino nod i'm @nnge. 5obnl6 tie
gum Nbf1h1B geffomn1en iin0, fon Der
Bertrag ent1porfen neroen; 0urd
peI@en Die Bereinigllng al bo13ieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

Mariter bieue1,. Die gmhtbEotp,1er.
Norlnge ieIbblt aber miertrifft nod Die
Bigmnrdl1en @eriude. 0as Sdlll.
tpelen III BreaBen al fontronieren.
Iiie bon Der 50. g. q. a~lgunite1l
Ser 3entrnIi1ierrng oeg @dnliDeie11s
gefiibrte Bropaganba bot cine getpal.
tige Mus6ebrn1ng a%1ge1on111er. Serr
|Grabtree, Gefretar BET genannter Sc
leuidoft, bertdtet mit GROCER @enug'
tuuug, 0ab Sugb g. Magin, Bielo
#SecretorD" Ser 8eretnialing. Der Btu
ieine gltbeiBung erteilt babe. 8.
Sc 2ampion, NationG Srgnni1ator
Der Mmer. 2ebrer : 60Deration, bot
aud, 70 tpir6 mitgeteilt, Sic rSmitb.
8il, mie iie bon Conner ar1enotert
1poroen" gutgebeiben. Man bat aud
Sic Mmerica1 federation of Gabor
%tpie6erbolt a11fmarimieren lalien,
nm @faat al MAIDEN NIT ibrer en-,
pfebIurq Der STRENGTHENING 6es gr.
5tebungStpeieng. Meuerbings 1T BITE
Betpegt1na nod bon 9enrp Sterling.
v1eqiBlotfDe @eprpeientntibe" Der Mr.
beiter<5ooerution, empfoblen 1poroen.
Deg ,ueiteren briitet fi9 rS9ool
.Qife" - Elm amtltbe8 Srgan, 6as an.
ideineno BENT 3tped, 6ie 3%entraliiie-
r1ngsbepegung at f0rbern, getpeibt
lit - a1,b NIT elmer Meibe bon Gm@
pfebI1ngen. Ob 6ie1e aber o116 gan3
un6 oar begla11bigte @mpfeblungen
1ino? &err grabtree bebal1ptet 8. g.,
BOB er Sag fir Sag 8efdliiife nno
8riefe aug Mi6igan empfdngt, obne
ie6o6 5n %erfl6ren, Oh 6ie1e Sbrtft-z
itiide ale @mpfeblungen zines Bum
oes4 54ulmonopoIs fin6 o6er ni6t.
1T nGmlid, oaB minoeifens
5pei in Mi6igan eriGeinen6e Sud-
8eitIdriften, vMmer. S9oolmaiter"
1tn6 uMooerotor Eopics", ibre 8mei=
fel 1n6 @efirdtungen uber bas
freimiitig an ben Sag le-
gen.
Mit peldem Moh6rud 6ie &ropa=
betrieben miro, erbent u. 81.
ooro11s, boB, bic 81. 6. 81. 6arouf
oringt, 6oB ie6er @in5elitoat etn Bro=
erannm unteridreibe, Dos 6em fir 6as
Bun6es . Departement e%nttporfener
un6 init oner CUR 8erfn=
a1trq 1teben6en Mo9t ienes Bro=
gramm Ser etgenen @eiebgebnng onf-
6r1nge." sc be6arf feiner on5u leb=
6often @inbiloungsffroft, cine iol6e
gmpfebllnq nit ben n1s Midtgan
un6 Mebrosfn beridteten MusmMdien
in Berbin61tng at bringen. Die SOL
gen zines fol9enDr maren pabr=
i9einli9 o116 6as bon ser 2egis-
6es 5taotes Oregon an Sena-
tor Gbamberlain geridtete @@reiben
in Ser 5hnlfrage, iotpie Die &ano=
lung Ser Sotpn'er 2egis1atar, IN Der
BOG Sous bte 5mib : .@orlage gut
bieB, mdbren6 Ser Senot ii6 6eiien
.peigerte. Sos nnes tpeiit a1f einen
@eiit Fin, Der 6iefe B%ropoganoa be-
ainfluBt, Der ienem ni@t unabnlid 1T,
[peIder Sic Mnnabme 6es Brobibi<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

1T, ut1b snde Der beiben NntionnIber-.
sinn1rnIungen miro es Dnr1n iein, ben
Bertrag 3um neutrality-suspicious.
s@run1qefek Des ne11en Stdatsneiens
al MAIDEN. Sir Bag lneue Deutidlanb
Iieqt III 1ieier gnttniflung cine Ser
ltarfen 8ur8eln Ieiner 8ufnnft. Der
nelle Buno miro Elm 4er5ensbunb
iein, unb 6ag tpiro iibm Die NOTICE Sc,
itigfeit geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

Sm Miiliua,1fee beginneu bic 9a>
men fir @alhpniferfuren at idpdr=
men. Mit anberen Worten. tDdbrenb.
6ie Mddnrfer ffiid Inngfnm oas Rneipen.
nbgepobnen miiiien, Beginner iie 5u:
fneippen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
MANDATORIES ARE NAMED

PARIS, May 8.-The Council of Three have agreed upon the dispo' sition of former German colonies.
 New Zealand will be given the mandate for the German possessions of the Samoa Islands.
 Australia will be the mandatory for the German possessions South of the Equator.
 Japan is to be the mandatory for the islands North of the Equator.
 It is expected that the United States will be asked to become the mandatory for Armenia. It is Indi- cated that President Wilson will sub init the matter to Congress.
 1t is the purpose of the Allies to select mandatories from among the members of the League of Nations for all of the powers which are moi able to stand alone. The working out of the details will take time
 The League of Nations will CO operate, it is understood, with each mandatory power with view of keeping order, although each man datory will individually exercise police powers to its fullest extent first in maintaining order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
GOVERNOR SAYS
 MUST WAKE UP
 AND GO OVER TOP skA
Juneau Is Now $53,O00 Be- hind Its Quota and Must Make Up Before Satur-
 day Night.

Juneau as the capital city of Al aska cannot afford to fall behind it's quota on the Liberty Loan," said Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., today "Ju neau is now $53,000 short of its quota and this sum must. be made up before Saturday night.
 Alaska has gone over the top continued the Governor, "for every patriotic war movement, holding the record of having subscribed more money per capita than any State in the Union, and now that the call comes for money for peace won through war, a peace with recon struction problems as vital as our needs as was the war, we cannot afford to be slackers."
 Following is a table of the towns quotas and amounts subscribed:
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
FUTURE WARS
 MADE DIFFICULT
 BY PEACE TREATY
No State Can Go to War Without Submitting Cause of Dispute to League
 Other Details Given.

PARIS, May S.-Detais of the peace treaty show that Germany is to cede the Saar Valley coal basin as punishment for destroying Frances mines.
 i Germany is to respect as a per manent plan the independence of all parts of former Russia, and she is to accept the abrogation of the Brest-Litovsk and other treaties en- tered into with Russia during the war.
 The treaty terms provide also that the League of Nations Council is to convene at once upon the threat of war by any Nation to consider what action should be taken. Members are pledged to submit materials of their dispute to arbitra- ton and inquiry and not to begin war until at least three months have elapsed from the time of the award of the Council
 Members resorting to war in dis reuard of the covenant will be de- DdTTCu al OflCC IIOfI' ~ ''N' other members of the League. The Leadue will then take steps to pro- tect it's members.
 The treaty says all treaties or in ternatienai agreements concluded ~af- ter the institution Of the League are to be arranged with the Leagues Secretary and to be published.
 The treaty says France is to get all of the public property and the kaisers property in Alsace-lorraine.
 1t says the League of Nations as- sembIy shall consist of the represen- tatives of all members, and each member shall have one vote and no more than three votes.
 Representatives of the Leagues Council shall consist of representa- tives of the five great Allied pow CTS, together with four members sell ected by the assembly.
 The Council shall meet annually Each State will have one vote and one representative. Decisions of the Council must be unanimous.
 The Council is to formulate plans for the reduction of arraments and for the establishment of pe-..'a- nent court of international justice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
AUSTRALIAN PREMIER SAYS THE GERMAN DELECAT TIES INSULTED
 PEACE CONGRESS- IMPRESSIVE
 CEREMONY AUSTRIA PEACE MEX

VERSAILLES May S.-Premer Clemenceau in opening the meeting with the German delegates when the peace treaty read to them yesterday, said ..-
 Tt unnecessary for to the purpose of tns meeting needless words You have before you the penipote
 of the small and united in ths the most cruel imposed upon them by despotc hand .
 he hour has arrived for heavy settlement of the account
 Count Brokendor Ranau German foreign minister and head of the German Peace Delegation, in replying said:
 We know the of the German armies broken We are unable admit however that Germany solely cupabe for the war" -
 delegates demanded that the Allies make peace according IA laid down by President Wilson, and which claimed the armsce signed by the The German delegates also asked the liberation of German prisoners.
 delegates adopted the League of Nations plan repair the wrong Belgium and of the territories Northern France
 historic of handling the treaty presented to the Germans lacked military uniforms decorations and color and pomp display notable for it's extreme simplicity contrary pompou displays of the Vienna and Berlin gain mpressvenes by the total lack of color.
 Premier Ceenceau delivered the treaty to the Germans by making speech already indicated and the German foreign minister in replying laid emphasis his contention the responsibility of the German minister said that the of German cruetes corectwar necessarily cruel.
 remained seated while Cmenceau talked Count delivered his reply while sitting Representatives of Allied nations present making truly worlds congress of first importance
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
COMPLETE RECORD OF EVERY UTAH SOLDIER
 WILL BE PRESERVED

SALT LAKE CITY, May S.-The complete war record of every Utahn who served in the army, navy or marine corps from the time of ell listment or induction by draft is be ing compiled by the Department oi War History of the State. The De partment of War history is an out growth of the State Council of De fense, which some considerable time before the end of hostilities. devei -oped the idea of preserving the rec ord of Utah's participation in th' war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
W0RLD'S EYES ARE ON TREATY;
 WILSON WINS
Is Believed That Pressure May Be Necessary in Or der to Get Germany to
 Accept Peace Terms.

WASHINGTON, May 8. The worlds eyes is on the peace treaty now. The question most asked here is whether the United States Senate will accept 1t.
 1t is believed that Germany will accept. 1t might require economic pressure to bring fuIfiIlment to some of the terms.
 Evidently President Wilson won in his determination that the League of Nations should be an inseparable part of the treaty.
 The Nations which refuse to ac cept the treaty cannot open econo mic relations with Germany.
 If Wilson finds the Senate oppos ing the treaty he may carry the case to the people by making speaking tour.
 Germany's total payments is not fixed. The first payment is set at 10000, ,ooo, ,ooo marks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
CIGAR STUB PACKERS
 WILL MISS DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICANS

PARIS, May S.-By no one will the departure of the American sol diers from Paris be more keeniy felt than by the humble "negottiers' the pickers up of cigar stubs anu cigarette ends. This has been a golden time for them. and Papa Cinquante", who is the recognized boss of the trade and employs some thirty pickers, replies disdainfully when folks grumble to him about the scarcity of tobacco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
PORTLAND AND CITY
 OF SPOKANE ARE ONLY
 ONES NOW OVER THE TOP

SAN FRANCISCO, May S. - The following is from the Loan head quarters under date of yesterday:
 Unofficial district banks total is $134.653. 200 from 424,723 subscribers. Four captured German cannon being offered to States and cities showing highest percentage over subscription. Portland and Spokane only large towns over the top. San Francisco with $22, 2,2OS.750 subscribed. City and County schools closed for rest of the week. Teachers and children and employees form army of salesmen. .
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
AMERICANS ARE OFF FOR GREAT
 OCEAN FLIGHT
Three Naval Planes Leave RookaWay Beach on First { Leg of. Flight and Are
 Making Progress.

NEW YORK, May S.-The first transatlantic flight began today when three naval airplanes left Rockaway Beach for Halifax on the first leg of the journey.
 Captain John s. Tower is in com mand and is piloting plane N. c. ,, He said on departing Boys we are going across. We are confident that the Americans will be the first to make the flight across the Atlantic ocean"
 Each plane carried three men. A big Navy dirigible took the air at the same time the planes buzzed i'll the air and left with it's destination unannounced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Rain alone delays fourth great Teuton offensive against war wearied Allies. Hun artillery hammers Al lied position on both sides of Lys.
 Germans slowly forcing tired British and Belgians back across Flanders fields.
 Rumania withdraws from the war by signing forced treaty at dictation of Ger many.
 Handicap of limited trans port facilities prevents larg- CT shipments of American troops, while Allies cry "Hur- ry!"
 SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE PAID FOR VICTORY THEN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
EXPERTS CLAIM THAT RUTH GARRISON WAS
 NOT MENTALLY SOUND
Claim That She Was Mentally IT, responsible When She Poison ed Her Victim, Mrs.
 Grace StorTs.

SEATTLE, May S.-Alenists con tinue to give expert testimony in the trial of Ruth Garrison for the de fense. They claim that she was mentally irresponsible when she in serted poison in the fruit salad for luncheon to which she invited her victim, Mrs. Grace Storrs. The jury probably will get the case Friday Many Sympathetic letters have been received at the jail addressed to the girl charged with manslaughter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
AUSTRIAN TREATY WILL BE NEXT.

PARIS May 8-(Associated Press)-President Wilson and premiers arranging terms for Austria Bulgaria Hungary the Austrian treaty have been drafted estimated that indemnity of 5OOOOOOOO0 crowns will be asked of Austria.
 The Austrian peace delegates Vienna for Paris according advces given out this morning.
 opinion that with the Plume question out of the problem practically settled far Japan IS concerned the Boshek cloud of being reduced that questions rapidly resolving themselves into results One correspondent said it expected that but that she would the peace treaty she signed the armistce and complied the other dictated by the Allies
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

VERSAILLES May 8It believed that the German chair. the delegation did not rise speak account of his physical conon and did not dscourtesles to the Allied delegates.
 Count spoke softly first that Premier Clemen asked him speak louder Finally interpreters placed themselves besides Ceenceau and President Wilson to repeat the Counts gutteral German |.
 The repeatedly sou however in strong declared that Germany admission of guilt for the whole would be e and when he forbade the Allies speak cruelty and murder in of the suferngs and deaths Germans under blockade and after the arme was signed.
 bold unrepenent declarations rise to mur of indignation in the chamber
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
BUENOS ARE STRIKE
 HAS BEEN SETTLED AND REDS BEING DEP0RTED

BUENOS AIRES. May 8. - The port strike has been stttled here and activities are again normal.
 The police have been rounding up the anarchists and they say that 1,700 will be deported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
REPUBLICANS ARE GETTING READY TO
 ORGANIZE FORCES
Senate and House Leaders Call fol Conference Previous to the ConSning of Congress
 May 19.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has called Re publican Senate conference for May 14th. to perfect the Republican Con gressional organization.
 Representative Frank M Mondell of Wyoming, floor leader of the House, has called a House confer ence of Republicans for May 17th two days before Congress will be convened.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
MUCH DAMAGE CAUSED CITY OF MUNICH BY
 BOLSHEVIKI REGIME

MUNICH, May g. Associated Press)-It is officially announced that the damage caused by the Nun ich incident under the Communist regime amounts to 50.000O00 marks.
 The widow of the late Premier Els ner. who was assisinated, has been arrested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
MINES ARE CLOSED
 AS RESULT OF STRIKE

SALT LAKE CITY, May 8.-Park City reports that the mines there have been closed as the result of strike of thousand miners for a six-hour day and $5.50 per day wa ges The I. w. w. are conducting the strike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
ARE MAKING PROGRESS

NEPORT, May 8.-The Naval radio station here is in constant communi- cation with the three planes leaving for Halifax The flyers are report ed to be making good progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
AMERICAN FIRMS ARE TO BE ALLOWED TO
 BUILD FOREIGN SHIPS

WASHINGTON, May S.-Chairman Hurley of the Federal Shipping Board announces that he has taken up with President Wilson the question Of al lowing American ship yards to take contracts building foreign ships.