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Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

shevik is at the helm whether it is under Prussan or a proletarian dictatorship
 We have nothing to hope from the regeneration of Germany The nations may if they wish force upon Germany any form of government, but it will still be government of Germans. On this subject weeks ago before any doubt regarding the ab- dication of Wilhelm raised the Buffalo Com mercial said:
 This much should be thoroughly understood by the people of the nations that fought and whipped Germany That country bows to the supreme will embodied in the peace treaty made at Paris simply because 1t is poweress to do otherwise There has not been since the armistice signed single evidence of repentance or reformation.
 The Germany of today does admit respon- sibility for causing the war does not acknowledge her manifold sins and crimes. Her spirit is ugly, treacherous and truculent it when Belgium was laid waste.
 The baseness involved in the sinking of the rendered German ships at Scapa Flow, in direct vio lation of the terms of the armstice is beyond con- troversy. That it is glorfed in Berlin act of heroism merely emphasizes the fact that the people there better today than they when they applauded the sinking of the Lusitania. The de- sruction of the French flags taken in the Franco Prussian prevent their removal to Paris in accordance with the provisions of the treaty, accentuaes the indictment of bad faith and dupicity and shows how ignoble these Germans in defeat. The pettiness and meanness of these acts to have been expected of a foe that cruel insoent and domineering in his brief hour of victory.
 The republic that the people the Rhine have created since last November is sham republic. Under forms of government the same old rulers pulling the strings The real foreign minister is the sinister and hypocrtcal Count Johann von Bern storff. cynical air Of mockery hangs the gov ernment- | : t.as
 The lesson we all must learn from the conduct of Germany during these historic days is to let false sentiments of chivalry generosity to relax vigil It behooves the nations that whipped Germany to be their guard for years to come against this Germany that nurses her wrath and still prays for Der Tag"
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
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service men, or by hurrying their operations, cause the immediate arrest of Certeis, and prevent his marriage to Chrys.
 In fact the slowness with which the federal agents proceeded against Ger teis puzzled me. Sometimes 1 was almost convinced that he was not spy but rather, what he claimed to be, and that as a secret service man he was actually tracking and tricking the bolsheviki.
 Tommy and I were pledged not to betray the secrets of the sub-cellars. couldn't tell Chrys what I had seen there, and indeed, all I had lived through in Certeis' house often as- stunned the unreality of a nightmare of a time long gone.
 Bob-and his fate-and my second wooing by my very own husband and the successful plotting of my lovely rival absorbed my thoughts and made the rest of my life mere mirage.
 Then through the vagueness and in- definiteness of other happenings, came the sharp personality of Chrys. In my turn I regarded her through her haze of blue smoke. She was altogether a perfect specimen of an American girl, physically superb, mentally splendid, and quite able to do her own thinking
 You wouldn't believe all the dread full things I believe about Hamilton Certeis," I said at last. "So why should I mention them?"
 T wouldn't doubt your word. my dear, but I might insist on drawing
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
l Puzzle How to Warn Chrys Her
 Lover Is Spy

Puzzle How to Warn Chrys Her
 Lover Is Spy
 q knew you'd say oh never Never. That's why I haven't told you before about my engagement to Hamilton Certeis, my dear" said Chrys. She slipped into big chair beside me and lighted a cigarette Your own af- fairs were so absorbing that there wasn't time to argue about mine. But now that your Bob has vanished from your horizon for a while. l assume you'll notice that life continues to move for the rest of us. For me-it's moving toward Spain!"
 q hope not to castle there" l remarked knowing well that my voice said far more than my words.
 Chrys regarded me seriously through cloud of cigarette smoke.
 Why such a chilling view of my matrimonial prospects?" she asked.
 q can't-tell you, Chrys," I stam- mered And of course I couldn't de- nounce Hamilton Certeis to her as a spy and a bolshevik. Chrys would be bound by Certeis' statement, made so often, that he was himself in the gov ernment secret service. Nothing short of his arrest and conviction by the authorities would alter her opinion of the man she had decided to marry.
 Chrys was a girl of decided convic tions. an excellent example of the progressive modern girl. What she knew-she knew-and it would be fu- tile for me to state my suspicious about Certeis' pro-German activities.
 Neither could I dictate to the secret
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

nind.
 Have you a family of divorce-bugs in your home? If so by all means get yourselves a broom and GET BUSY! Maybe that's all you need to put your house in order.
 I recently had a case before me-a young couple who had been married scarcely a year-in which the husband alleged that his home was "a regular rat hole" and that his love for his wife could find no room for expression in such surroundings.
 sent for her and we had talk. Result: she went home and gave that apartment such a scrubbing and tidy ing up as it hadn't had since the cou- pie moved in. Broomstraws, aided by soap and water and the dust rag, fair ly ran those divorce germs off their legs.
 From latest reports they are still on the run.
 On another occasion it was the per sonal slovenliness of the husband which brought a disgusted wife into court. The couple were in good, mid dle-class circumstances and the man of the house was a steady, faithtun workman; but he began to neglect his personal appearance
 There are thousands of such cases. Clean linen, or cotton, increases your own self respect and the pride your spouse has in you So do clean shoes and well brushed clothes (no matter how thread bare) and stock ings without holes.
 A clean shave or a trimmed beard are also important-every husband owes that to his wife and himself. Every wife's pride should tell her that
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
The Form of German Government

Whether or not the former Kaiser abdicated last November reported or later at Amorengen is not very material to the of the world At that time it seemed to make mighty difference as to whether the Hohenzolerns were in or out; as to whether Germany should be republic or whether the autocracy should be resumed But so far as the rest of the world is is all one whether Germany relapses into autocracy remains turbu- lent democracy. It will still be Germany unchanged in it's attitude toward the world Germany unre- pentant.
 It is for the world to that Germany observes the rigorous terms of the treaty an autocracy, democracy, in state of anarchy If the world does it's duty to itself Germany can never do it any harm whether Hohenzolern or a bol-
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

my own conclusions from your facts whatever they are" she said.
 He isn't an American citizen. l reminded her as if that denunciatiou covered a multitude of sins.
 No If he were, he wouldn't be going to take possession of a small section of Spain And I couldn't so with him. Jane, dear, why shouldn't go in for my portion of this worlds s adventures? You've had your share unless Katherine Miller provides you with more Why shouldn't I claim my bit ?'
 "Oh la. la. I always knew you be- lieved that ouija board story about Certeis and his royal ancestors,"
 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
THE RoY IS GONE

The front door leads to the open hall, The shades are raised and the tradesmen call The auto waits in the side yard drive, The blooms in the garden seem to thrive. circle of spray plays round the lawn, But there's nobody home!
 The Boy is gone. Father arises and slumps down town, Mother tolls till the sun goes down, Sister is fitting about all day Company comes and consents to stay, Something is doing from dusk to dawn, But there's nobody home.
 The Boy is gone. His room has queer oo-tidy look Not a chair askew or a sprawled out book, The fruit lasts long and the cake grows stale, The dog lies silent and thumps his tail, And there's no one at all to blame things on, For the house is empty.
 The Boy is gone. We all rush out when the postman rings. And unless it's letter from HIM he brings, We cry No mai?" and glare though Twas the carriers plot to scant Slowly the dull days dawdle on; The home is empty;
 The Boy is gone.
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Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

ten minutes spent in arranging the hair each day is a duty.
 You cannot afford to ignore the call of the shoe brush, the clothes brush, the tooth brush, the hair brush or the wash board any more than you can ignore the call of the stomach for food or the lungs for air.
 But it may be that both your home and your body is clean and the divorce bug is still present. In that case probe your mind before rushing to a lawyer. Is your brain-house in order? Have you applied a broom to your think factory, or used any sort of psychoIo- gical Sapolio on your idea shop?
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

Put your houses all in order if l you want to l vanquish | the | divorce | "bus." | Clean up | your | dwelling, | your body | your brain,
 | Germs hate
 soap
 and
 | water.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

Your mind is just as much of a structure as your. body or your home, and stands in just the same need of an occasional house cleaning.
 This is especially true when you be- gin to think of divorce. Take your self out into a patch of mental sun shine and give your brain a good scrubbins. Then go back, throw open the windows of your soul and think it over!
 If there are any divorce bugs left, when you've cleaned up your home, and mind, and body-consult lawyer. But only then.
 (More Tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29

routed Dy clednlI- ness.
 Absence of filth and untidiness mental. physical or otherwise - spells death to the germ. On the other hand, a slovenly state of mind, body or en- vironment makes it wax and grow fat.
 Broomstraws are the bayonets Of cleanliness. They not only clean the floor but sweep the dark pestiIen- tiaI corners of the
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
TROLLEY CARS COLLIDE
 MANY INJURED

FORT LYON, N. J., July 27.- Forty persons were injured, r seriously, when two trolley cars Of the public service corporation, both loaded with passengers, met in a head on collision on top of the Palisades, near an amuse- ment park today.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
POINCARE NOT TO
 SEEK REELECTION

PARIS, July 27.-The Echo de Paris today declares it has accurate infor-
 nation that the parliamentary cleo tions have been arranged to be- held October 20. The newspaper adds that the reports that President Poincare in tends to ask for reelection are denied.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-29
Cleanliness of Home, Body and Mind
 Essential to Insure Success In SWATTING THE DIVORCE CASE
BY JUDGE THoc. F. GRAHAM (San Francisco Divorce Judge Known as Great Reconciler," and Americas Leading "Heart" Specialists

The divorce bug is like all other disease germs in this respect: it is
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
CUMMINS' BILL IS CONTESTED
 BY s. COMPERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Samuel Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, Warren Stone, chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers, s. Plumb, author of the Plumb plan for the standardization of the rail- roads, yesterday bitterly protested sections of the bill introduced by Senator Albert B. Cummins, known as the reorganization bill. By the terms of the bill railroad workers would be prevented from striking
 President Gompers said he did not wish to live one day after the right of unions was abolished to protect their interests through strikes. He served notice on the. Senate Inter state Commerce Committee that the law would not be ohyod f it was enacted into law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
SHIPWORKERS PLAN
 STRIKE ON COAST ON OCTOBER 1ST.
Unions in San Francisco Claim They Will Not Wait For the Conference Called
 By Wilson

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24-The shipyard unions are planning a strike on October 1, instead of waiting for the outcome of the industrial confer ence requested by President Wilson, to be held October 6 in Washington. coast points The men say high wages were promised them, but were never granted. The Shipping Board refuses to grant any increase until after the conference called by the President is held.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
WRECKED CREW REACH
 NOME IN SKIN BOAT

NOME, Sept 24.-Six members of the crew of the Casco, the treasure boat from Seattle wrecked on King Island, have arrived here in skin boat They report that the schooner is ashore on the lower end of King Island. The other members of the crew are living with the natives, awaiting the arrival of help.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
GUNS ARE
 SENT TO OKLAHOMA
 TOWN AGAINST MOB

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 24.-An unconfirmed report was received hero last night that the mob in charge of Drumheller-referre to as Drum wright the day before-was trying to burn the telephone office.
 Four companies of infantry and a machine gun company left here last evening for Drumheller The mob has released the mayor and chief of police. who were being held as pris- eenrs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
D'Annunzio Claims That Italian BattIeship and Destroyers Have Joined
 His Forces
ITALIAN CABINET CRISIS
With the Resignation of the Foreign Minister, Other Cabinet Chang
 es May Be Made

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Another cabinet crisis for Italy is indicated in the news received today of the Fiume situation. Many unconfirmcd reports are in circulation, but nothing defin- ite was received during the day to give clear idea of the exact situa. tion at Plume. No confirmation was received of the report that several Italian naval vessels have deserted to the forces under the direction of Gabrielle d'Annunzio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
RAILWAY MEN INl
 ENGLAND REJECT
 GOVERNMENT PLAN
Government Has Called a Cabinet Meeting of Full Member ship to Discuss the
 Situation

LONDON, Sept 24 The railway mems executive body has sent an ultimatum to the government, re- jecting the offer of the governments standardization for the railways, and intimating a possible strike, unless a favorable reply is received to their former demands.
 Minister Geddes declared that a freight increase of fifty per cent would be needed, if the demands or the men were met. The goyernmnt has calld meeting of the full Cab inet to discuss the situation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
REPUBLICANS GET A POSTPONE
 MENT

WASHINGTON. Sept 24 Repub- licans took control of the treaty pro .cedure in the Senate in the first test vote yesterday by akmargin pfs1hres votes. 6n sfsoosrs motion tos p.jss' pone for week the consideration of the forty amendments, which would relieve the United States from ser vice on commissions created by the terms of the treaty.
 Senator Hiram w. Johnson, who has returned from his speaking tour, said he was prepared to visit the Pacific coast states later. He said he would continue his fight against the League in its present form.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
WHAT DICTATOR CLAIMS

POLA, Sept. 24.-D' 'Annunzio, the Italian battleship Dante Aligheri and three destroyers have deserted the Italian army. and become a part of the Plume navs, vader his direction Tie says me afifed comInanders have withdrawn their boats from Aligheri Is now inside the harbor
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-An Asso- ciated Press summary today taken from the steel centers showed very little change in alignmelt of the opposing forces over the big steel strike. The issue is stil( douh- full. In the strategic centers rad iating from Pittsburgh and Chicago, the Carnegie Company claims the men are returning to work.
 A feature of the reports received was indication that l. w. w. radi- calls may be directing the strike and that these reports will be given a Congressional investigation, claim ing the radicals are aiming at the overthrow of the Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
FOSTER CHARGED WITH BEING AN
 !. W. W. LEADER
Senate Committee is to h. vestigate the Report That Leader of Steel
 Strike is Radical

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Reprc- sentative John G. Cooper. of the Youngstown district, informed the House that Foster, secretary of the steel workers organization, was an I. w. w. extremist. Cooper charged that the American Federation of La. bor and similar organizations were dominated by radicals, so-called lead CTS, who intended to overthrow the government. se
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
FOOD SUPPLIES ARE
 SCARCE IN ARCTIC
 SAYS ARCTIC TRADER

NOME, Sept 24.-The Nome trader Sea Wolf arriving here from the Arc tic reports that traders and trappers and miners on Bailey Island and Banksland and other points in the Arctic ran short of provisions this summer, because the heavy ice pre- vented supply boats from reaching the usual supply centers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
NOT SUFFICIENT MEN
 TO TAKE NAVAL BOATS
 OUT FOR THE PRACTICE

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Eleven American warships in the New York navy yards are without suf- ficient crews to properly man them owing to the shortage of enlisted men. The resignation of many of- ficers is possible, and may cause the abandonment of the annual Fall and Winter maneuvers of the At lantic fleet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
GREAT ARMIES WILL RESULT IF
 LEAGUE KILLED
Secretary Baker Says Each Nation Will Then Be Forced to Arm Itself
 To the Teeth
TEST VOTE IN SENATE
Republicans Secure the Ad- vantage in Getting a Postponment of Vote
 For Another Week

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-Secre. tary Baker informed the House Mill tary Committee today that the pro posed peace army of 500,900 men would be only child's play if the League of Nations, was Eas and ratified.
 The Secretary declared that with out the league every big nation must arm itself to the teeth
 We shall have the old story of the balance of power over again, he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
MAY DESTROY CITY

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Commcnting on the Plume incident Paris newspapers declare that it points to the neces- sity of settling definitely the whole Adriatic question. The Echo de Paris says the Italian government IS en- deavoring to obtain from the powers a concession of the Plume district to Italy in return for important con- sessions by Italy along the Dalma- tian coast, but that American oppo- sition is preventing sufp settle ment.
 According to reports regarding the Plume situation printed in newsp- apers. some of the Italian insurgents who took part in the d'Annunzio movement have signified willing
 (Coptipuod on Page Two)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
WHITE SOX NEED ONE MORE GAME
 TO CINCH FLAG

CHICAGO, Sept 24-Thc White Sox need one victory to cinch the American League pennant. Cicotte is being groomed to pitch a victory over St. Louis this afternoon. Local fans hope that Detroit will beat Cleveland. With four games to play, a single defeat will put Cleveland out of the race.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
BALLOON WILL BE USED TO TALK WITH
 THE PLANET. MARS

OMAHA, Sept. 24.-Prof. David Todd will attempt to commun- cate with Mars this fall in the largest balloon ever made, espe- cially constructed to resist air pressure. 1t is purposed to as- cend 5Oo00 feet The invention divides the balloon into two parts, the upper to contain hyd- rogen, and the lower fresh air. It is believed the new devise will enable great height to be reached. ,.5.ss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
AN INCREASE IS REFUSED BY THE
 STRIKING RIGGERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24.-The striking riggers and stevcdores have rejected the terms of the employers granting an increase in wages, but refusing to increase the number of men employed in the hatchcs. or to lessen the weight of the sling loads
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
ANOTHER MAN KILLED

BUFFALO, Sept. 24.-One man was killed and four wounded, including three-year-old boy, when the guards at the Lackawanna steel plant fired with shotguns at the strikers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
ADVERTISING IS
 A NECESSITY SAY
 ADVERTISING MEN

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.- Speakers attending the Worlds Advertising Clubs convention here, declare that men no long CT regard advertising as "ne- cessary evil" Business men now know that it is essential to per manent success in any line of business, the rule having been proven too many times to ad- nit of any doubt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
HITCHCOCK SAYS VICTORY FOR
 THE LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Admin- istration Leader Gilbert M. Hitch cock claims that the vote in the Senate on lodges motion for post ponement was a victory for the League of Nations. We have made friends" he said We defeated the effort to postpone consideration of all of the amendments. and we gained two Republican votes"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
PLAN ORIGINATES IN VENICE

LONDON, Sept. 24.-According to advices, the plan to seize Plume ori- ginated in Venice, the prcfect Of which city is said to have been in- volved. Artillery forces in Venice which were preparing to join the d'Annunzio forces in Plume are re- ported to have boon induced to re- turn to their barracks.
 The prefect has been dismissed from the office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
VICTORIA CAPITALIST
 OFFERS $50.000 FOR A
 FLIGHT OVER PACIFIC

VICTORIA, B. C.. Sept. 24.--Nor- man Yarrow "a shipbnilder of this place, has offered prize of $5O,- 900 for the first nonstop flight across the Pacific ocean from Van couver Island to Japan. It must he in a flying machine made in Canada and manned by Canadians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
TWO MEN. ARE KILLED

FARRELL. Pa, Sept. 24.-Two men were killed and two others were wounded in clash between tho strikers and State police last nighl This has increased the ill-feelile against the constab bulary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
WANT TO INVOLVE SHIPPING.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 24.-The Ma tional Strikers Committee at a meet ing held here last night formulated pulans for extending the strike to the Great Lakes, to involve the seamen and trainmen.
 Secretary Foster says the strike will be fought to the bitter end.
 The representatives of the Carne- gie Steel Company this morning said the situation was improving. They said the outlook was encouraging.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-24
HOW FIUME WAS occUpiEp

ROME, Sept. 24.-"1, a war volun- teer, and mutilated fighter, appeal to Victor Hugo's France, to Milton England, to Lincoln's America, and speaking as an interpreter of the valorous sentiments of the whole Italian people proclaim the annexa- tion of Plume to Italy" said Capt Gabrielle d'Annunzio. speaking to an immense throng the day his "irreg ular" forces marched into Plume according to reports reaching this city.
 Capt. d'Annunzio, who is reported to have been quite i'll and suffering high fever when he reached Plume, went to the commanders palace. be- ing borne by a crowd that seemed crazed with patriotic fervor.
 After entering the palace he was asked to speak and at once went to the balcony overlooking the crowd
 q am so i'll that I will say but a few words. he began, with simple gesture. "In the present mad, cow ardly world there is one pure thing our love for Fiume. Plume stands like light house over the sea of degradation People of Plume, do you confirm your vote of October 30 last when you decided for annexa- tion to Italy?"
 Up from the crowd came a tremen- dous shout of ives"
 Capt. d'Annunzio then unfurled the tri-colored flag of Trieste, which he bore with him throughout the war and which was consecrated in Rome, pressing it to his lips while the people responded with wild cheers