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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
FLEET OF DIRIGIBLES
 TO BE RECOMMENDED
 BY THE NAVAL BOARD
The Air Machines Will Be Patterned After the German Principle With Number of Amer
 ican Improvements

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Naval officials believe the General Board of the Navy will recommend the con struction of fleet of scouting air craft of the diriglble type, involving the principles of the German Zeppe- lin, with American improvements as the result of war experiments.
 Some of the experts in giving their views go so far even as to claim that in the future the air will master the water, in case of another war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
SENATOR PASSES OVER MINES IN
 CHINESE SEAS

SEATTLE. May 22.-Officers of the steamer Senator which arrived here from Hongkong said the charts the Germans recently surrendered showed mine fields 50 by two miles in the Chinese seas. over which the Senator passed nine times.
 The mines were planted too deep to prove destructive. The British are now removing the mines.
 The Senator will return to the Alaska run.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
ROYAL FAMILY KISSED ON REACHING DEPOT
 FOR SWITZERLAND
Former Austrian Emperor and Elm press and Several Archdukes Reach Geneva On Way
 To Their Chateau

GENEVA, May 22.-Former Aus trian Emperor Charles and the Elm press and several archdukes and .ons of baggage hayes arrived here en route to the Chateau Pranzinz, the future home of the former Emperor and which formerly housed Jerome Bonaparte The crowd missed the royal party at the depot The Eni- press seemed to be nervous and evinced desire to escape publicity as much as possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
DECLARES WOMEN WILL GET RECOGNITION WITH
 REPUBLICAN PARTY

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Chair- man Will Hays, of the Republican National Committee. today informed the Woman's National Committee, that women would be given full con sideration, the same as all other in dividuals in the affairs of the party.
 Speaker Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts and Senator Alber B. Cummins of Iowa will speak to the women tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
PREPARING TO DEFEND
 PETROGRAp.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Swedish reports received here say the Bol- sheviki in Petrograd have formed committee for the defense of the proletariat, with broad powers. These reports say that it was de cided by the Council Committee to mobilize all men up to the age Of 40 for defense against the combined Allied and Russian forces now cir cling Petrograd. and requisition men, horses and arms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
CROWElL WILL STUDY AEROPLANE INDUSTRY
 ON THE OTHER SIDE

NEW YORK, May 22.-Assist- ant Secretary of War Crswell has left this port for Europe to study means of deve,cpiag the commercial airplane industry. He declared before leaving that he believes the ,bject will te attained only through govern ment subsidies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
NO PROPERTY LEFT
 GERMAN COMPANY THERE

NEW YORK, May 22.-Three piers of Hamburg American Line at Hobo ken have been purchased by United States government from German owners for about $2,500,000. This leaves the German company with no property at the port of. New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
SENATOR HALE WILL
 SUPPORT RESOLUTION
 OF WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
He Opposed it in the Last Session -Suffragist Leaders Claim They Have Enough
 Votes in Senate

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Senator Frederick Hale of Maine announced today that he intends to support the woman suffrage amendment when 1t is presented to the Senate. He op- posed the measure last session. The suffragists claim they have sufficient votes to insure the passage of the amendment in the Senate. 1t already having passed the House.
 Today'o News Ioday-In Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
ARMEhlLNS TURN CANNIbALS FOR
 SAVING LIVES

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 2.-Star vation and misery prevails among the Armenian refugees in the Cau- casus, according to telegram sent to Herbert Hoover by Howard Heinz, the American Food Commissioner for the near East.
 The latter says food for 5O0,O0O people must be provided for another year from outside sources. Heinz says he believes the reports of can nibalism among the Armenians are true.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
CANADIAN OFFICIALS ARE HELPING SETTLE
 THE WINNIPEG STRIKE

~ WINNIPEG, May 22.-Winnipeg is resuming commercial enterprises az gressively. Government officials are conferring with the strike leaders and unionists regarding settle ment of the strike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
METAL WORKERS WANT
 GUARANTEE OF TERMS
 OF THE MACEY AWARD

OAKLAND, May 22.-President Crow of the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council announced last even ing that 25O,OOO members will strike on the morning of July 4, unless an agreement to take the place of the Macey award for the shipbuilding plants is reached
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
TEN-MILE DEAD LINE
 FOR BOOZE IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, May 22-When the United States Federal prohibition measure becomes exective July l, Mexico will have in effect law es- tablishing a ten-mile border zone law, and no intoxicating beverages can be- sold in the zone or imported through it making prohibition law on the American side more effective.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
SlNN FEN LEADERS DECLARE ARE NOT
 BOUND BY ENGLAND

PARIS, May 22.-R. Valera, Count Plunkett and other Sim Fein leaders have written to Premier Clemeaceau declaring that Ireland is not bound b. England's action regarding peace. The leaders ask separ- ate recognition on behalf of Ireland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
RESTORES UNITY OF GERMANY

LONDON, May 22.-The London Mail in its issue today declares that the full realization of the Allied peace terms mas restored some of Germanys feeling which seemed to have vanished. .
 The Mail says there almost solid national opinion against Germany and that the Nation IS slowly finding men around whom she will support e
 The Mail says upper Slesa will be the storm center in any attempted scheme of
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
TRoTskY SENDS sos. CALL TO
 KUHN

VIENNA, May 22.-Leon Trotsky, foreign minister of the Bolsheyiki Soviet Government, has sent wire less to Bella Kuhn, the premier for the Soviet in Hungary, by a new code, asking the Hungarian com munists to hold out ''at all costs, and keep fooling the Allies until we arc in possession of Rumania."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
AMERICAN FLEET BASE IS TRANSFERRED FROM
 BREST TO ANTWERP

ANTWERP. May 22.-The conti- mental base of the American destroy CT fleet has been transferred here from Brest until next June, when it will be shifted to America again. as by that time practically all of the American soldiers in Europe will have been returned home. es
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
RADIO TELEPHONE IS
 A COMPLETE SUCCESS

WASHINGTON, May 22. - The new radio telephone is complete success. Secretary of War Baker talked to Washington while 200 miles at sea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
WEATHER MORE FAVORABLE.

WASHINGTON, May 22-A weath- CT forecast from the Azores indi- cated that the flight of the American plane may be continued tomorrow. The southwest gale that has been blowing is moving northward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
HEART OF RESIDENCE SECTION IN MOBILE
 WIPED OUT BY FIRE

MOBILE Ala. May 22, = Ten square blocks of the residence sec tion was burned here and over $500, 900 damage was caused. Over 1,5OO people are homeless and full ly 200 buildings were destroyed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
NORTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH PASSES RESOLUTIONS TO
 NOT REPEAL DRY ACT

:. DENVER, May 22.-The North ern Baptist Church in convention here unanimously condemned Pres ident Wilson for recommending the repeal of war time prohibition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
WOUNDED SLAVS ARE DUE, AT SAN FRANCISCO
 TO ENTER HOSPITAL
They Were Wounded in Fighting With Bolsheviki in Siberia Canadians Return From
 Vladivostok

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-One hundred wounded Czech-Slovaks are expected to arrive here on board the transport Sheridan from Vladi- vostok next Monday, to receive med ical treatment.
 They were all wounded in action with the Bolsheviki forces in Siberia It is expected 1000 others will ar rive soon, all badly wounded. These victims of war have been unable to receive adequate medical treatment nearer than san Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

LONDON May 22-Gen John J. Pershing has officially advised Government that he cannot leave the Rhine at present time to visit London much he regrets failure make the trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

William Johnstone arrived on the Jefferson from Seattle and is at the Gastineau
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
ITALY ASKED BY THE ALLIES TO EXPLAIN REASON FOR LANDING
 OF TROOPS NEAR SMYRNA-ACUTE SITUATION A GAIN HAS ARISEN

PARIS May 22-(Summary by Associated Press)-Eng- and Italy joint note request ing the explanation of the landing of troops Smyrna in Asiatic- Turkey.
 The Allies trying pacy the people of the Port of Smyrna it is explained the joint note before giving Greece mandatory power the place.
 Premier Orlando the noe but the text of the answer not given out.
 It is reported been personal clash between Orlando of Italy and Venzeos the Italian Foreign Minister which in the latter withdrawing from the Conference.
 TURKISH PROBLEM ALONG WITH ITALIAN
 PARIS May 22-(Associated Press)-The Turkish prob Peace Conference is at acuae stage Delegations are bending their efforts towards trying to solve the dsmemberment of the Empire without provoking reg ious war between the opposing faiths.
 Enpland proposes leaving with his residence Constannop allowing him to exercise spiritual power over the people of his faith holding him responsible for their actions and giving him temporal some of the territory in be selected and where the Turks hold the center of population.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
CANADIANS RETURN HOME.

VICTORIA, May 22.-The liner Empress of Japan arrived here yes terday carrying a full contingent of Canadian soldiers from Siberia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

COBLENZ May 22.-On account of increased indications friction between German civilians and soldiers throughout occupation American officers have warned Burgomasters that the latter will be held strictly respon
 e for violence attempts to destroy American property
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

w. M. Umbdenstock cf Portland arrived on the Admiral Farragut and is at the Gastineau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

PARIS May 22-The Germans have been granted seven days extension which make full official reply to the Allied peace The limit placed the Germans expired today and they are allowed additional days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
Av|ATORS ARE STILL WAITING
 Q N WEATHER
American Naval Aviators Received Instructions To Take No Chances
 Continuing Flight

WASHINGTON, May 22.-High winds and rough seas prevented N, c 4 plane from leaving Porta del Gada, Azores. this morning for its further flight to Lisbon.
 The Naval Department announced that the avators had explicit in structions to take no unnecessary chances. The officials are not con cerned in any rivalry or race, but to establish the practicability of an aeroplane route across the Atlantic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
ARE STILL WAITING.

ST. JOHNS, Mild, May 22.-Fred- erick P, Raynham, the British avia- tor and his former mechanic, Cap tain c. w. D. Morgan, who purpose to make independent flights, presum- ably for the Irish coast direct, are still waiting for more favorable weather.
 Absolutely no trace has been found of Harry c. Hawker, the Australian aviator, who hopped off for the Irish coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22
AI,L ,IES SEND A JOINT NOTE TO ITALY
RESOLUTION IS PASSED BY THE SOLDIERS WORK MEN COUNCIL
 DEMANDING GERMANY TO S|CN-- ALLIED TROOPS MOVING FORWARD

BERLIN, May 22-The Soldiers and Workmen's Council has resolution demanding that the Allied Peace Treaty be signed by Germany This conradc the previous Germany unanimous in opposing the AL lied peace reported here also that dissenton has among the peace delegates Paris the situation
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

arisen the German peace delegates at over the situation Fl AMERICAN GENERALS ARE RESCALLED TO COBLENZ COBLENZ, May 2-(Associated Press) = The American Headquarters recalled Coblenz Lieut. Gen. Liz get Commander of the Army of Occupation and MajoGen John Hnes Commander of the Third Army Corps who on their way London
 Nine hundred motor trucks began to Tuesday at mid of the Rhine the bridgehead These will be distributed various points of advantage the pace the of the Rhine should the occasion arise for the Americans to start advance.
 All preparations have been made it is asserted for instant occupation of Germany should the Germans ultimately refuse to sign the peace treaty.
 PROGRAM AGREED ON WITH GEN. FOCH
 LONDON 22-The recall of officers said to be the agreed with Gen. Foch and the Allies the failure of Germany to accept the peace terms.
 The Army of Occupation consists of the first five Divisions
 Coenz residents according dispatched received here today complained that the heavy army trucks rmbh8 across the bridge all night disturbed their sumbers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-22

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
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$4,000, opcr bette Selpb II Yrucent.
T.. Gci.
3. Smtrcnt 90 Collars paa 3bie
SlaSic.
Sp.: San ct @cpGr icnbcs meo go
ten ira Canada til DC SOrenehe Sta
Ter etc.
Suar: Cob @chfumnenbe ipprgc
paa nGrrpcitc Epitfuntur / Canada.
Sp.: 6por fan ieg ida tiebt 8aroans
oeruioliner meo Strcnge?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

Sp.:1. Sonb ital ieg 9ierc for at
faa siort S.oene tGtte, Gnr ieg cr rsot
ii! ar 9ad meget / &dnb?
2. oUao er en- @aatlGrrir8? Sam
ben ipiies, % finoe5 Den Der / Ir1ertta!
Spar: 1. gi pco life. &unife Stos
maseren fan al epsrsercn SnutSttts
pua CT ellcr nnDet.
2. Sanfirrrius (Siif) or Ell Slnss
Soai, ipm iorefpmmer / gitisbapet. Ten
fifes pan %Stnmarteus Spitbnrter {
slpril ps gsai, / Suli % ansu't fornem'
melts mellem gjSruepeu % Spttsber'
gen. 2cucren er bet encitr. iUrn benpt'
ties Of 5iifeu. Ten fDlees paa iiIeo'
bragte ;sabe % brGnoeS pcp Slemtpma
item til Gran. Suauiot pioes iprefunts
n,er SaafiGrrins life upenfpr DC nntes
rifuuife Sritcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12

SGacr asparer Ynbiifum -f9er
at orSinGre n,ctaniifeS ammcns
iGtnim9er fan unnli9 9ipc oem
famine Styrfc, Strait % uos
hoIoeuBeo TOM %pr8anif Sern -
NuXated Iron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Ninff frn Ainrnr-

Siltt ira Gorae. Se. ION tGrter pla At
isnos Stast III Ssnrsr eler GGGrsrsnoe /
ltorge. tan eybo,es iuletGuoile CpIpsnius
ger os be ioHs MISUNDERSTANDING pee az
ulifrlps Seduoiua9saH american ZINE, III
&orl5 Dearborn SI., 9bIeago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-12
Guar: Selane grps., Chippewa
EnQs. WtS.

gil uo8en AT gIaocts 2riere. iom
matte ba Snuger: "Sdtbcr, bear
father, come bone NTH NE uolp", pad
Norif, ietoe beu til g2iIs GIma 2alion,
Dor 146, Gbciter, Wout.