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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
K0LCHAK GOVT
 BEST HOPE FOR
 FUTURE RUSSIA

LONDON,-(By MailD-Colonel John Ward who has just returned from Siberia where he commanded battalion of British troops which helped to overthrow the bolshevik power there, says, Tn my opinion the only chance for democracy in Russia lies in the success of Kol- chak His attitude on the land ques- tior shows that he is not the reac- tiCnary he has been represented He sees clearly that the distribution of big estates among the peasantry cannot be interfered with.
 Tt is proposed that those land owners who have survived bol- shevism shall be given compensa- ton for the land they have lost but there is no idea of restoring the land to them. Kolchak stands up for the poor peasants against what Len inc has been called the 'cillage of bourgeoisie.
 Tt is found that well-to-do peas ants had murdered many of the land owners, given a meagre portion of the poorest land to the poor peas ants and Joined the bulk of the estate to their own holdings. Kol- chak, with the advice of representa- tives of the allies, decided to secure for the poor peasants fair distri- button of the land When this was known the comparatively wealthy peasants who had secured the big gest share of the land raised the cry that the old state of affairs was to be restored. In some cases they stir red up the peasants to revolt and caused disturbances which had to be put down by force
 ITO know what bolsheyism is you should have been with me at Perm when the ice on the river was melt ing and the bodies of many who had been murdered by the bolsheviki were revealed 1, myself, saw fifty of them and among them were the bodies of a number of women and children At one place there was a washhouse built over the river The bolsheyiki cut a hole in the floor thru which they dropped their victims into the deep waters beneath. BolsheyIsm means the end of democracy. | an certain that if Russia is left to the bolsheyiki, it will ultimately return to autocracy'
 .CI4 PURSES. BILL BOOKS. BILL
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
LEGION STARTS
 ATHLETIC MOVE
LEGION STARTS MOVE FOR NATIONWIDE ATHLETIC
 FIELDDAY FOR VETERANS

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 10.--(AP)- Leaders of the American Legion to- day launched plans for a nationwide field day the participants in which will be veterans of the world war All sports will be represented in the events. It is probable that the plan will result in number of the entrants being given places on the American am which will be sent to Antwerp to take part in next years renewal of the Olympic games.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
B0LS CAPTURE
 MANY OFFICERS
CLAIM CAPTURED TEN GENER- AIS AND 100 OTHER OPEL
 GERS AT OMSK.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-(P)-An off cial bolsheviki wireless news des- patch received here this mornins from Moscow says that the soviet forces in the capture of Omsk last week, took ten generals and 100 oth- CT Kolchak officers prisoners. The total number of prisoners taken has not been announced. Moscow an nounces that soviet armies are pur- suing the retreating forces of Gen eral Kolchak to the eastwart
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
RADIUM FLOATS
 THROUGH DRAIN
rNFASTENED IN BATH TUB TUBE OF RADIUM DISAPPEARS
 THRU THE DRAIN

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 18,-(P)-A tube of radium valued at $12,OO0 be came unfastened in bath tub at St. Mary's hospital here this morn ing and when the water was turned out, it disappeared thru the drain pipe and was lost The hospital sui fers no financial loss as a result of the accident as it was fully covered by insurance
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
WHITE LEAVING x
 THIS MORNING
BROOKS MAIL LEAVES TOWN THIS MORNING; WHITE AR
 RIVED MONDAY NIGHT

Carl White with the Liyengood mail will leave town this morning on h.s regular weekly schedule MT. White arrived in Fairbanks Monday night with the incoming mail from Brooks and several passengers. Among those arriving were Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Longsrup and Dave Cascaden.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
TEMPERATURE
Last Year

Make a Christmas present to your best girl of a box of fine writing paper and have her monogram on it. She will like it, and it makes a very acceptable gift.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
MAIL SHIPMENT
 IN LAST NIGHT
FIRST AND SECOND CLASS MAI FROM STATES ARRIVE
 IN TOWN.

A full shipment of mail from the states arrived in town yesterday even ing about 7:30 o'clock consisting of six pouches of first class and six sacks
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19

For an extraordinary fine delicacy for Thanksgiving dinner try Capon. Phone Mrs. Feaster.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19

EATON. CRANE and PIXIES STA TIONERY- BOX and TABLETS. WINTOSH & KUBON. Druggists
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19
NEWSY NOTES
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, Nov. 18.- George Markus has presented his resignation as gen eraI storekeeper for the A E. C. in Nenana to Engineer-in-Charge F, D. Browne to take effect as soon as his successor can be sent here from Anchorage MT. Markus has also an nounced that he will in the future devote his entire time to the man agement of the Healey River Coal Corpn business in the Nenana coal fields.
 MT. Brown has requested Commis- sioner Mears to send a competent man from Anchorage to take charge of the Nenana store. This action was taken, according to MT. Browne, with a view of getting a man experienced in the work and familiar with the methods used by the commission at Anchorage He believes that it is possible for MT Markus' successor to catch the Cooney, stage out of TaIkeetna and arrive here in few days.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19

With its owner absent, Sunday night some unknown person broke into a house beyond the end of "A street and gave the contents a thoro going over in evident search of money. The marauder was disap- pointed as there was none in the house at that time, The incident has been reported to Deputy U. s. Marsh al Hagen, who is working on the case. The cabin is the property Of Miss Edith Neale
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-19

.Ci@ PURSES, BILL BOOKS, BILL
 FOLDS and MONEY BELTS. M'INTOSH 6 KUBON, Druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
If You Were Robinson Crusoe

~ g little publication issued by the government il
the interest of War Saving, Stamps W. find an
= illustration which goes 10 the very heart of the
thrift question. ~ il taken from the story Of Rob.
inson Crusor aud Is ~ follows
Robinson Crusoe in the story found y few
grains of seed that had escaped ruin Ia the wreck.
lie haukcrcd for a sup Of p%orridgc, bat he put
% the Indulgence and planted the seed.
"At the wears end he had enough 10 make o
handful of cakes that he cravcd. but hc put OFT
the indulgence aud planted again.
AT the ,ccoud years end be had enough TO en-.
joy and still q plenty for seed.
"Onrc hc got ahead Of his needs. there was no
limit 10 what he could raise.
Every man who has his way to make IS living
ON a Cru,oc's island. lie can eat his seed ia one
mouthful or save II aud have al hc wants.
Once lc get, ahead Of hi, needs. the returns
come faster and faster. Waiting for the harvest
Is tedious. But it pays
10 apply the Illustration further it might be
pointed oui that Crusoc felt certain that Dee would
be- compelled 10 stay on the island for a long time.
a number of years, perhaps, and he governed him
self accordingly. To The average man life n such
am island aud he knows that hc must remain uu II
for o long time Al least he hopes So. aud nc Is
not iu q hurry tu leave ~. ~ trusoc was There is
every reason why the average man should realize
that be- :, not here only for a day and govern hIu.
self accordingly.
ON, more thought ON friend trusor IT, ne.
only conserved his resources, bat be- also Npi tugm
at work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

r RANK II. HITCHCOCK, a national leader IN
finance and industry, broke q long established
rule while in Albuquerque this week when he
gave an interview to The Evening Herald. Mr..
Hitchcock is one Of the few men who have held
high place in American public life who has CON
sistcntly refused 10 talk for publication. As chair
man of the Republican National Commitic IN n
winning campaign. he refused TO forecast results
ur 90 make predictions. As Postmaster General Of
the United States he tended 20 business, gave the
postal service the best administration It ever had
and kept still about IL. The cables Of the past
month indicated that he played an important part
IN sustaining the Monroe Doctrine and IN securing
It's recognition In the constitution Of the League
OF Nations. The news that he had anything 10 do
with the League Of Nations did not come from Mr.
Hitchcock. lie has had nothing la say about II.
All Of which adds to the Importance and the
inpressivcness Of The little statement given 10 The
Herald by Mr.. Hitchcock II related wholly Ia
Nv Mexico. II forecastcd development Of New
Mcxico's csourccs-immediatc Development and
IL predicted prosperity for this statc-immcdiate
prosperity. From men who talk freely and fire.
qucntiy for publication a forecast of prosperity
may not mean over much. From Frank ". Hitch
cock il may be- taken almost ~, an accomplished
fact Tor his rule throughout q long and notably
successful career. has been to talk only after the
result has been accomplished, and then to talk
very little.
Mr.. Hitchcock p, statement aud forecast ouly con
firm hundreds Of statements Of close observers. u
WHY fNIiillmN w ll'Nl W ~ NAN'Ns bN'if wv
dition Ia he Southwest point, 10 rapid develop
ment and 10 marked prosperity.
There viii hr great opportunities IN the South
west for men with foresight aud the courage 10
back II with aggressive action, and these oppor-
mnitie, are coming during the next few years.
There viii bee Am active demand for land lrriga-
tiun construction IL q" coming back Projects that
failed for lack of backing cor lack oi engineering
skill In former years will find tbc backing for com.
plciri engineering plans, made thoroughly prnc-
tical. The temporary slump iu mining development
il already passing. We do not know what viii come
of the widespread Indicating oil activities, but
II will be- mo- surprise If the result, are very import
ant.
II &, worth keeping in mind that the Southwest
New Mexico and Ariyuua-g the last real de
vclopmcut field in the continental United states.
These two states have the only resources not get
thoroughly tested. The development IN this RE-
gion is coming aud coming soon.
Make your plans 10 keep up with the times
Big Times. In which the whole Southwest viii Ice
getting it, growth Al ~ us have our individual
opportmiiic, 20 grow with thr tunes, If We have
the courage 10 grasp them, hold ON to them and
work likc-slNty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

u tLi.Y THE ENGLISH SPAR
n ROW b. o born hghscr. lie
never la happier than when
Boz Nv lee the midst uf 70 fight or a fuss
ct some Kind. The stct that all hts
neighbour were against him didn't
bother Bully in ihe least. Jenny u
Air. Wren are uu cuvurdH. but the twn
together WUir no match Tor Bully. IN
fact Hullt did not hesitate TO fy
fierrei, I'D any " tho onioulters who
came near enough mot eve whcu
they were twice biz own size Thoy
could have driven him from tho uld
orchard had thpy Hrf out 90. hut Just
hy his holiness ana appearance he
made them afraid 90 try.
An the time Mrs Bully AT In ihe
little round doorway enrourarinr
him. she knew that aH Ions as she
mt there 70 would be- impossible for
either Jenny co. NJ. Wren 90 get in
Truth o. toll she vac enjoying it
uli. Cor she lH uH uuurrelsume aud
as fond 81 firhtinE as lg Bully hln-
.olf
You're q sneak' You're o. rohher'
That's mY house and the suuner you
yet out of 10 M hctfrr'" shriotod
Jenny Wren, Jenkins her tail with
every word nH Hhr huppcd about
just out ~ reurh Of Bully.
"tt mas have been your house
once hut IL o. mine now YOU little
snip ~ nothing cried nuiiy, rush
inr nc Scr like n little fury. "iust
iDg to put us odt 10 you dare YOU
dliu't mHhe this home Doc the first
place and you deserted DO whom SOU
went south lHHi FAN itH Mins now
ana There lHnt anybody iu tho Ola
Orchard who 200 pot mc OUT
Peter rabbit modified. "Hrs rlrht
thrrc." muttnrfd Peter ~ dot't like
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

TuEEE lr, two kinds of people
100 thIH world thuHr w.u
pyut that There uEHN hlN, 60 Nr
q change Iu #uUr OF the conditions
winch tT, Hf present yuuftuiIHuHIIN
accepted. Huu Those for whom The
conventions trn completely adequate
There trr 1874 similar divisions Ii
%felthrrul society, birds and '"''.
The root g. absolutely devoid of 400
imagination AWAY back boz the May
flower era uf IfH ancestry Do must
have had .nmp Th,u 30 Devised .fa
curious feet with luUU tuuH hHNlur
derp artlluuH iIuur their 'dEys Boo.
stead Of the web foot Of ih, durhs
who sometimes share their tuuIiu.
grounds Aisu 30 rrow I'd horny plate
ON No. forehead Hud adopted 10 r.sIt of
p-urltuulr4l gray Aftpf thtf DO wIH
Too rolf.altI.f iri Goo du amy moro
thinking whatever
originally 70 uuut prefers I,Uu waite.
with plenty OF UIuU uIrah bond
about lts edge, where 30 uHN ful 20
varied dict uf ssh spawn .nHII-.
worms 900 infant crab ur su uHl such
Luu.tluHINr prey ~ sWIWH tNptrlN
uudrr water uHlus lf etunNt W.ur
49, we'll lH lts feet lul Nrrf llHI ul
thr surface uulIIur It# h,II Dob f1l
tim, uf Boz lriNIur ptluIvs rs ihuuEI|
CuuHpiputiuusly mlhiuE les htrl wutb
as uu. iul" ~ %,N'tNthiur b. uudrT.
tasrH tu do liut 70 ultD" uu.u decided
upuu as 10 proper home fu" .uHI. T,.
mains Hu boo spite of THINE IuI change
Man mIN drain the ufiI-. uufII DO NH.
shTuuk into uu mutr thHu 70 muddy
pool boo the middle of 10 HuU baked
pla,u, be- mI} build zap a small pl'
around its edges. 10 Dos electric light.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Make Your Plans to Keep Up With the TimeS-Big Times
In Which the Whole Southwest Will Be Getting Its Growth

Federal Reserve board lifted the ban against ex-
ports from this country. The market continues
unsettled aud doubtless will continue 40 for some
time. but world conditions indicate that II will
settle into a strong market aud a rising price.
New Mexico mining men have been watching
the silver market with an interest that can only
be- described as tense. High prices for silver
mean more TO New Mexico than many Of Us real.
ize. a large part of the ores of all New Mcxico
producing mines carry silver. Strong silver prices
mean prosperity for many mines which otherwise
would not pay aud might otherwise remain shut
down or under limited operation. A good price
for silver Means more, however, IN the resumption
Of operations in the silver producing districts. II
the silver price remains strong, Sierra county, for
instance. will come back ~ u mining region. aud
there are other districts in which notable mining
development viii result, giving extensive employ.
ment for labor aud adding generally 10 the volume
Of industry and business throughout the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Tomorrow

t. ttgg on the seventeenth 81 May,
Hrloisp. the Ahhpss OF rHracleic,
- died after surviving hgr lover Abe
lard Tor ~ uty 10 years. Ahclard
and llOlc 'rr, Ia atone for their brief
s. uunH love separated forever % de-
voted themselves 90 a %rullgioua life.
Their love tory iH one uf tine aaddcHt
ON record Faithful tn her lover after
10 lifetime ~ separation. iicluisp was
buried iu the same tomb with him.
iu 1872 whom the munnstcries we're
destroyed ln France. IA" remains 81
Alplufl and i~lrlolsp Wero removed 10
NuTont-aur-selno IN tksn they we're
transported 20 Paris and "a chapel,
constructed uf tho ruins ~ TIA Abbey
ul ptrtclrtt WIS huIIt over thr im.
mortal luVrrs ut ruHi boz fure Ia
Chaiso
lu ii1s. on the seventeenth OF May.
NIHIuoz dr CANA discovered India.
on hls rturu voyage hr HruIn duu-
hlcd tho Caps of uood Hope, which
bad long been recognized re- most dNf-
ncuit of navigation
un the seventeenth OF MAY Boz t52f,
Catherine AlgNioynn. Emuress of
Russia died sho was t daughter Of
H peasant uud remarkable nuiy fuf
her beauty After her MARRIAGE tu d
swedish dragon. who was killed lr
battle ou the day uf the wedding, shf
became the mlstfuss Of the RUSSIAN
General Bauer. after which shs
lived Tor "a short time With Mcnt.
shicoN Ga hrr srveutceuth yeai
ahp became tho mistress of Peter IN,
Great, who sftrrwurd married her
After The death uf Peter. Cnthrrln,
WAC proclaimed the empress OF al
the lusslts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
rnINILn NM.

WHOM u man knows Dee H % fool Doc"
LuuWs more than some people e.'t
him credit Tor
NJ love would uul1 make mems ,tsh
ru round they wouldn't wurtN about
tho revolutions uf thr world.
luts uf men who have trnyrs ui
uIrutur.H iu fhrir makeup spoil
ptrr,tHlur Dog kIrliur over th'
trtrra
Ilgiu,ss travels $50 SLOWLY thIf pnt.
tftk soon uNpItHkpH 10
4 great mlu'a strength may Pee
brought out uN ,iuHhIuE hIW Some
regs nrr built That WAY too
pl is ul right boo lt- place hut Boz
ware 90 the man Who hHs uu oily
TONGUE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
fNtNG IN a democracy. are YOU
d. yourself "a dOmocrutf DO your

fNtNG In a democracy. arc YOU
yourself a domocratf do your
- beliefs and actions square with
fundamental democratic prinCiplcHf
o. your attitude toward your fol
low citizens that ~ one who sincerely
feels kinHhip with every man DO yop
tirerly rp operate 10 make NE easier
for tie unfortunate. % assist the
fallen to rise
DO you practically ~ vol as thee.
r~oiicllly hold that az men should
have equality ~ opportunity Dr. do
you taritly accept the view that snme
mon have " right % be specially priv
sirgcd
Do YOUR dealings with mon are you
swHlrd hy o~NtNrutisT DO accidents
uf social runk. wealth. dress. and sa
forth unduly affect your bearing 10
0thcrHF
Are you cnylaus Of those richer
UhHu yourself and scnrnfui Of those
who are poorer DO YOU rcvlle the
former and behave a%rroEantly TO ths
lutter' or do you respect the per.
H%unnlltN nf an men al you demand
that an respect yours
That d. 10 Say. do you systematlcai.
Is cultivate 10 yourself the fine art ui
human sympathy r Are you more In.
tcni ON increasing the sum ~ human
happiness than la atrivinT for YOU
WI ud~rautHgcf
DO YOU retogn,gc that your "r' ii,is'
ate hmitei ~ rlrial responsibilities
lnr that mHiiel, de- fuH clearly
I UNDERSTAND what social responsibility
means auI ne COMMANDS % makes u
YOU
These questions constitute acid tcsi'
of democracy. uut them a. yourself
AnsNrr tI"m honestly.
You viii douhiless find that In SOM,
respects Sou ian short An Of a.
tlsr, because Of human limitations
Hrc bound Go Tan more or less snor
~ living up Go the demprruuc ideal
nut thiH durs moi excuse ~ from
striving Co realize Il more truly, AN,
Do b. hrpluso many ~ poi strive scarce.
N ut 400 fn realize d that tao land %
which We live Dr. now anitated ll
"riHss' disturbances ana conflicts W.
marvel at those. little apprgciltinl
our shnre Ion their uukinr
Altogether too many OF us. IN put !
ftHuhly, render ouly hp service 10 de
wnrrlry
Wc speak Of liberty. equality. aul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

him ANT never will but DO b. true
tllf hr haH l perfect right tn that
house People who ro off Hud leave
things fnr htlf BE- year shouldn't OK
poet tu find tHDW igst ar they lrft
u.rui Ms, uN. m'. what i dread
iuI Noise Wis don't they al set
together uud drive Bully and Mrn
UullN out uf the ptd Orchard "
thry DOM im afraid De Will drive
them out $50 uug likes 90 live with
suuh -uuarrglsumr neighbour They
Iut.t hoiuuE over ln this country
anyway. and we would hr "a bot
n,tier of DO thrt were not here
uu' : must -ly { do have 90 admire
their upunk
Al tho tiuc uuily wts dartiug
|stNHrrlN Ht th.s one aud that one
and hhNlng 90 thoroughly good time.
which ls more thnn could Doe said uf
ar Fun oisv except Mr. Buul, "iIi
teach you fulk. tu know that 3 am Boo
tnr uld Orchard 10 stay shriutDd
lullN "lf you don't hkc o. why don't
YOU firht tm mot afraid of any uf
uu ur Ha ut 20 together This
vHs hoaHtiuE plain huastiuE but DO
VIE effective zee actually made the
other birds believe b. Not our ui
them dared tu stand up tu him ANA
fight They were content tu cali hIu,
10 bully ami 900 D bred uHWcH the,
could think CO.. loot that dlu nothing
tu help Jenny and Mr. Wren recover
their house calling another bad
names never hurt anyone Brave
drrha % uut brave words are what
count
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

and Z iH already iecllnE like nEhtinf
Whom 7 comics home wit that nghtlng
blood Boo me Hn I tiEds out sou aln't
hrot doing right watch out for
Gvnrrci uui I knows how hig yuI
urr"
The wife took tho note tu the Judge
uf ihr county boo which rhc lived.
Welt ElIEu.' Said the Judge 90 the
rulpTrd wife after De- read tho letter
what can 7 du for YOU about thiHf'
Judge replied tlEl. 'IEr wan l
divorce or suW of dat syrup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

sIudrrInrs CIRCLE umlrssIy with help
lt-s excited cries
What du sou suppUs" 10 ls Vurs
lions Il NuuuE Cuut with au anxious
culver uf 81 wins Ur rather Wishes
thpfr we're water enough tu dlN Ice Hs
roots used Ca be- able 90 do Boo the good
ola days
Hush. says d fHt uld ludN uuut
with BE- conventional how 81 cWnaf
uarmtut. "duut look % can't Doe
proper. because Wu don't know what
10 Ia"
Young fellow says re- puWpuu-
pHfrrftutlItH. $500 Ions uH you hrru
clear OF these disFustiug innovations
uuI stand t.ur ground tH u riEht.
minded ,lot should do, thoS cannot
hIrfH Nuu."
And tho worst of 10 b. that, Cor a
yuui. that ls the exact truth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Is Silver Coming Back?

EMONAL by the British government Of silver
TX export restrictions resulted m % sharp ad.
y ynncr iu the metal ou the New York mnrkrt
last week. following au initial advance when the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

UnN hughtcr when
snr got this note
.uum him.
Them mite
folks INIT
some syrup In mN
arms from inc
blood of mHd
.huil aud ruius
chicken that VIII.
uD.I-D H--.-n NH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

The silent fisherman u the most
HurroHrrul Glris should remember
this when angling fol husbands,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

cupid o.. l little fellow hut ono
luy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

Ncu, .,or, rcacc 4. Restored at
last.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

Perjury : often the unexpected