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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
Pise John F. Bass.
PariZ Francija.

Pariz, Francja ancosko asopse naznanja kub ceazur
vlada Franc da zhteva francoska
amScno ola bodo savjen NemG taxi movn pogo da bo
Franca vbodoe svom prebvalcev pred Nemc
ina 100000 prebivacev
Francia prpoava, da vstope Zdr vojno
1O Franco pred Nemco zato razme zaka
merls In angesl reprezntane vsl Nemci takega mru Xxi
bo Franc zagotovi memo varnost mru in yo pred Nemco
kasn pogoJ XII h ze Francia? L. Posest Azacie in Lo
rnSke brez vakih nadanh vprasan Bazen done Saar
mimi zaogam premoga Ustanovitev levem
bregu reke Rene Da prpozna Poki zahevano
N ola posane Poska mocna vaska dzava kaere Fran
clio b ogrozevaa Nemcio ozadju s. Oddeitev
drzav cd nemSkega Ozem Okrepev Sbov Jugoovano Ce
hOv in Romuncev kos ozma katerega
ola Sc prepreci nemsko prodranje prOti jugu.
VeGna canov ancokega generanega Staba katerimi
govo mis da bo Nemca deseth ali penajsh leth
pada Fancjo Kr Franca vdi da zguba svoo popuaos
pr Ame g zato gleda da okrep vzhodni in central
Evrop in tem da zaheva bezpogono ukontev prma
anh deze narodOsnm zatevam novh narodov
c nade ud zateva maj NemGa plaza skodo psvzoceno
vo1 spoh ola maj plaza oko kokor je mogoce Men ani
racun Neme znasa glasom poroca Matmu 316000
100000 frankov ali 1868 2000O000 Amer in angeS delegate
mron kOnferenc da francosk ahtee prean
da bi Nemco pref uie kakor pomagae da b zzvae
drugo evropsko vono Da dob Franca
tenn pa delegate srnjajo.
Nada tud da dobiva Francja neka kOt odplac
premog Nemcje Ce mis Francija okupat kak kra
padno Rene jer prebvavo izkuGno nes tedaj b
pospesa bodoee petaje Ce Nem apadno reke Rene zhe
vao ola h zopet prkop nhov rojstn deze
ca temu prova tedaj DO osta vprasanu smpa
ziral Francijo kakor b 81 Francja to zelela.
Enako e Poljsko da bi okrepia Polsko, o
Franca bodr maj oupa ozeme er prebvao vcaoma Malo
r Beorus Ltvnc Nemci Ce bi zgodilo bi naaa
" Evrop gotovo mocna pro Pos in Franc Maj
vea varnOs Francjo da podpa narode nhovi
stva vkokor je sa dobra pravGna &c bodo zahteve m
bo sava Franc take d h bodo drug narodi izpozna
pavicn teda bo Fraaca deaa pro svom asnim nteresm
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
TRMOGLAVOST PeDJETNI-
KOV zADRzUJE SPORA-
ZUM v STAVKf.

Boston, Mass. = Da je kriva lie
trmoglavost nekaterih podjetni-
kov, da Sc nj koncana stavka TEX
stilnih delavcev, dokazuje rezolu,
cija, XII jo sprejel "Harvardski IL
beralni klub". Klub zahteva V re-
zoluciji, da pride do conference
med zastopniki delavcev V podjet-
nikov in da Sc preiseejo metode
policije, kako postopa S strajkar-
il. Podjetniki MISC bill navzoei pri
razpravah. Navzoca sta bila lie
Wilmot r. Evans, ravnatelj Eve
rettove tovarne V Lawrencu, in
sodnik George w. Anderson cd
zveznega sodiSca. Oba sta izjavi-
la, da soglasa rezolucijo. Sodnik
Anderson je menil, da bi morali
podjetniki pravienejse deliti pro-
fit svojimi delavci, XII so ga ma
pravili v vojnem easu. Dostavil Je,
da je nekatere podjetnike treba
sele poamericaniti kot tujezemce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
Amerikanci Sc puntajo
v Rusiji.
filed with Chicago
1919 au required by the Act of October 9Th

"Vojaki so javno in brez stra-
hu izjavili, da nocejo oditi ma
fronto, niti ne v Obozerskajo. Ma
dalje so tudi povedali, ola bo ma
stala V najkrajsem casu splosna
revolta med ameriSkim vojastvom,
ce ne pride kmalu IL Washingtona
povelje, da Sc ameriSko vojaStvo
kar najhitreje odpokice z ruske
fronte.
Naznanja Sc, da mirovna konfe-
renca dobro We o nezadovoljnosti
zavezniSkih Get, XII so poslane v
Rusijo, da Sc bore proti boljsevi-
kom. Receno je tudi, da je anne
risko javno mnenje nasprotno te-
mu, da bi Sc poSiljale ameriske ee-
tie V Rusijo in da to nezadovolj
stvo netijo v Evropi.
Tozadevna porocila prejemajo
vsak dan diplomatic v Evropi.
Ameriska vlada je sicer Mama
nila, da bo odpoklicala svoje cete
kakorhitro bodo to dovoljevale
vremenske prilike, da bo omogo-
cen prevoz, toda med tenn pa Sc tie
cete sill, da Sc bore, kar pa izziva
nevoljo V Evropi in Ameriki.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11

Baltimore, Ohio. Glass, tai
mix drzavnega zakladniskega ura'
da, in generalni odvetnik Palmer,
sta V cetrtek otyorila tenn mestu
veliko narodno kampanjo Posoji-
la image. Mr.. Palmer je apeliral
ma zborovanju V Albaughs gledis
Gu, kier so bill zbrani bankirji, tr-
govci in izdajatelji casopisja ma
navzoGe, da pomaga pri tel kam-
panji. Mr.. Glass je dejal:
"PriGeli Smo zadnjo kampanJo
Posojila image. Mi pravimo te-
mu posojilu Posojilo image, kar
tudi je. Toda omenil bi rad, ola
je Sc bolj primerna beseda "a to
posojilo = Zahvalno posojilo.
"Vojna je koncana in reakcio-
narni duh je zlomljen. Ljudje
mislijo, da dajo sedaj lahko svoje-
mu patriotizmu nekoliko pocitka.
Stiri posojila image so re sla co
yer the top, in mole mnenje je,
da Sc bo sedanjim posojilom kro-
nalo prejSnja posojila.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
w. S. S.
OGROMNI wharf, MA JUGO.
ZAPADU.

Dallas, Tex. = V straS1em or
kanu, XII je divjal V torek ponoci v
severnem Teksasu, jugozapadni
Oklahomi in V Arkansasu je izgu-
bilo svoje zivljenje sto oseb, vec
sto oseb pa je bilo ranjenih. Po-
roeila, XII so dospela semkaj, ma
znanjajo, da znasa materijalna
skoda, XII jo je povzroeil vihar,
vec milijonov dolarjev.
Porocila naznanjajo stevilu
mrtvih sledece:
Canaan, Tex, 4; Durant, Okla,
II; Wood Co., Tex, 4; Potoc,
Okla, 4; Ector, Tex, 3; Ravenna,
Tex, s; Mineola, Tex, IL; Winns-
boro, Is; Tundra, Tex, 8; San
Angelo, 1; Texarkana i; New
some, Tex, 6; Pleasant Grove, 2;
Eustace, Tex, 1; Ogden, Ark. 5;
Walters, Okla, l.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11

Washington, D. G. = V ruskem
arhangelskem distriktu Sc je bait
splosne revolte ameriskih Get, ce
ne bo dospelo IL Washingtona v
najkrajsem casu povelje, ola Sc a
meriSke cete cim preje odpoklice-
jo IL tega della sveta.
To je bilo naznanjeno v neki
brzojavki, Xxi je dospela IL Arhan-
gela dine 81. marca, katera mama
MIA, da Sc je uprla ena stotnija a.
meriskih vojakov, XII so dobili po-
velje, da odidejo ma fronto.
Nekaj ur potem, ko so easniki
priobcili to vest, je izdal vojni de-
partment V Washingtonu sledece
porocilo:
"Vceraj zjutraj, to je 80. mar
ca, je dobila neka ameriska pehot-
ma stotnija povelje, da odide ma
fronto. VOJakom sc Je uKazalo,
mai gredo IL barak ter maj pripra-
WHO skupaj svoje reel, da Sc pre-
peljejo preko reke ma zelez1isko
postaio. Sluzbujoci podcastnik,
XII ie incl nadzorovati priprave "a
odhod, je kmalu sporocil castni-
kom, da Sc mozje noeejo pokoriti
povelju. Nato so odsli ma lice me-
sta Gastniki, XII SO vojake razen e.
mega pregovorili, da so Sc prieeli
pripravljati "a ma fronto. Dotie-
mega vojaka, ki nj hotel ubogati,
SO zaprli.
"Nato je dospel polkovnik, XII
je prieel govoriti z vojaki. Pri-
govarjal jim je tudi on, maj ubo-
gajo povelje, kar so fantje tudi
storili, toda Sele potem, ko je pol
kovnik ukazal osvoboditi zaprtega
vojaka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
MRTEV POLICIST MAIDEN MA
ZELEZNISKI PROGI.

Chicago, Ill. = V cetrtek I'VE
Ger je bilo najdeno ma progi Chi
cago-Burlington in Quincy zelez-
nice mrtvo truplo policista Robert
Iowa. Truplo je bilo najdeno po
odhodu nekega osebnega vlaka.
Poaesrecen policist je opravlJal
svojo sluzbo pri Shedd parku ma
Lawndale Ave-, zapadna %. costa
in Millard Ave. Ljudje, ki 1--WE
V blizini, so izjavili, da je pohclst
podil neke pobaline, ki so metall
kamenje preko zelezniske proge,
pri tenn pa nj zapazil prihaJaJoce-
ga vlaka.
Harry Tibbets je prisel okoh
'devetih zveGer mimo Shedd parka,
kjer je OBJ progi zagledal policiJ-
sko cepico. Pricel je iSkati ter Je
nasel truplo. Nato je naznanil o
svoii naidbi Lawndale policijskl
postal.
PonesreGeni policist Love Je bll
45 let star ter je sluzil pri pollclJ-
skem DEPARTMENT. re IL let. D.
stavil je vdovo in cetvero otrok.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
v BLAZNOSTI USTRELILA
SVOJEGA MOZA.

Grafton, Pa. = Mrs. Samuel l..
Giles, 81 let stara, je ustrelila V
sredo syojega soproga. Strasno
deianje je izvrsila, ker Sc j je O.
mraeil duh. Nesrecna zena Je bl-
la re veG tednov V zdravniskl O.
skrbi.
Men brat S. T. Corneyey je L.
javil pri policiji, da je njegova sa-
stra pograbila revolver in ustren-
la svoiega soproga nato, ko j 1s
slednji dejal, ola ne more vec osta-
ii donna, temve6 da mora takol ma
dele.
Usmreeni soprog je bill ustro-
lien kroglo 3S kalibra, ki je ne
sreeneza pogodila V srce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
w. S. S.
NEVAREN sLEPAR PRIJET.

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Pred sodnl-
kom Sullivanom so Sc zglaslll Je-
remiah Cacto, John Ofcanskl III
Mike Kotic, da pricajo proti To-
nv Brunu, XII jih ma ciganski ma
Gin osleparil "a denar. Vsaki zr-
tvi je zavezal trdno denar V 70,
bee in il zabicil, da maj trdo drz'
robec. Oh ugodni priliki Sc je sle-
par seveda zmuzal in ko je ope-
hariena zrtev pogledala v robec,
ie bill V MEM zrezan papir mesto
denaria. Cacta je opeharil "a
$4OO, OfGanskega "a $1,1OO in no
tiea "a $3.50.
Bruna so aretirali, ko je osle'
paril John Marxa v Fair Havenu
"a $500.
Slepar je izpovedal pred sodni-
kom, da je prisel IL Chicago V
Pittsburgh. Najbrz so mu V CHI
cagu postala re tia prevroea pod
nogami in odpotoval je V Penn
.sylvaniio, da 81 poisee move zrt-
We, ki jih pripravi OBJ njih trdo
zasluzef.i denar. Sedaj bo lahko
delal pokora "a znanje svoje ci
eanske umetnoSti zaporu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
NAzNANILO.

Nasim cenienim naroenikom in
somislienikom naznanjamo, ola po-
tuie no drzavi Pennsylvania "a
list Glas Svobode mas potovalni
zastopnik Anton Jankovic. JAN
kovie je pooblaSeen 1abirati ma
rocnino "a mas list, in ga rojakom
topic priporocamo.
Ko bo cpravil svoi posel V Penn
sylvaniii, bo odsel V West Virgl-
niio. Prosimo tudi tamosnje ro-
lake, da mu gredo povsod ma roko.
Uprava Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11

st. Johns, N. F. " cetrtek
OBJ petih popoldne Sc je vrsil V
Novofundlandiji poizkusni polet,
ki ga je podvzelo anglesko Sop
with letalo, katero Sc pripravlja
"a polet preko oceana. Vreme je
bilo krasno, ozraeje mirno in brez
oblakov.
Biplan Sc je dvignil V visino
1000 cevljev, obkrozil je Mount
Pearl pole, potem pa je odletel V
zapadni smeri ter je kmalu izgi-
nil izpred oci tisocglave mnozice,
Xxi je opazovala| polet. Letalo je
nato preletelo visini 5000 cev-
ljev razdaljo 65 mill ter razvilo
pri tenn naglico 100 mill ma uro.
Letalo je bilo z vsem potrebnim
opremljeno, kakor "a polet preko
oceana.
Dan Sc nj bill doloeen, ko sc bo
podvzel polet preko ocea1a, toda
privatne vesti javljajo, da bo ia
polet podvzet morda re danes "
petek).
Vremenska opazovalnica mama
MIA, da bo "a ur lepo vreme, kar
je kakor nalaSc "a tax polet.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
w. S. S.

Ali ste ze naroSeni ma List Glas
Svobode, edini slovenski svobodo-
miselni list v Amerili? Ce Sc nj
ste, narcotic Sc takoj. Stopite tudi
vi v nase vrste ter razsirjajte med
rojali vzviseno idejo svobodne
misli.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
PRICFTEK KAMPANJE POSO-
JILA IMAGE.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 1lth,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
Razne vesti.
POLET PREKO OCEANA Sc
PRICNE DANES?

True translation filed with the P St
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 1lth,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11

AMERICANI IN ANGLEzI Sc NE STRINJAJO z ZAHTEVAHn
FRANCIJE = so "a TO- DA DOH FRANCIJA ALA
CLIO IN LOTRINSKO, GLEDE DRUGIH ZAHTEV
PA PRAVIJO DA BI IZzVALE ZOPET
NO EVROPSKO VOJNO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
Ogrski gospodi Sc ODE
tajo slabi casi.

True translation filed Chicago illinois, April th
1919 as required by of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
BojiIrned Cehi in Ogri.

translation Chicago illinois, April llth
10 as REQUIRED by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11
Francoske zahteve
pretirane.

filed with Chicago Illinois, April 1h
1919 required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-11

W. S. S. '',''"-.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
URGE BRITAIN
To BUY FOOD
IN DOMINIONS
Offer Suggestion in Place of
Present Trade With North
and South America.

LONDON. oct 10.-Irstead OF
buying food from the United States
and South America, BrItons are
urged by Sir Charles G.. Wade. agent
general for New South Wales. 70
buy food from the British domin-
ions.
However great may be the dis
armiug power Of the League Of Ma
tions cannot close my eyes 20 the
possibility OF another world wide
cOnfagration and the risk of our
supplies being cut Off" said Sir
Charles I'm our own interests and
for the purpose OF national defense
this country must be self-support-
ing. What we cannot produce with
In this island must be imported, and
self-interest demands that we shall
insure a constant supply OF raw
materials from our own kith and
kin on whose cooperation we can
rely. rather taan be at the mercy OF
the changeabIe good Will OF a for
eign nation.
"Our export trade again Is seri-
ously menaced alike by enemy and
allies Already the United States
and Japan have made heavy inroads
into British supremacy in the east.
Both Of these nations are already
equipped and ready for keen COM
petition IN commerce with the Unit
I'd Kingdom. while this country is
suffering from an epidemic Of in
creasing cost and diminishing out
put.
TO recover and maintain British
markets ii friendly field in the do
miniOns will be a great help, and a
preferential tariff may stave off the
danger OF under cutting by foreign
competitors"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

raised several large families" she
said.
III feed her forty times a day."
answered Dick. What shall I call
her."
1t was a question. The girl knew
it and considered an instant.
call her Katherine" she an
swered.
katherine it is" answered Dick,
gratefully. He knew that she knew
he had asked her name and been
given it,
The engine whistled again. This
time the train pulled out, with wav-
ings and goodbye Dick. clasp
ing Katharine tightly in his arms,
felt like singing for pure JOY.
Days. weeks, months of hard
training ensued. There were hours
OF discoura cement and homesick-
ness and misgivings for what was
ahead.
But the old gray goose, the come
pany mascot, was a real source Of
comfort to the young man who
thought often Of the real gray-eyed
Katherine somewhere up in Ohio.
one day-a Sunday afternoon,
when he was off duty and feeling
particularly lonely-he had picked
up the goose and gone off down the
road. Later one of his captains
coming up quietly and Unexpectedly
heard him talking 10 some one. and
peeping over the fence found Dick
addressing his pet.
Katherine. you're the M st ador-
able person I ever saw. Your eyes
heavens. such eyes! l can't sleep
for thinking of them. And your
smile! | wonder if I'll ever see you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
COLLEGE HAZING TURNS
OUT ITS ANNUAL GRIST
By Prof. Roger Sims. I. of W

While it is realized that boys
will be boys" and that the exuberant
spirits or youth must have outlet
experience teaches that hazing new
corners in the colleges is dangerous.
and that the only certain way 10
prevent fatalities or serious injuries
from this cause is 20 forbid the prsc-
tce. With the reopeninE of the
higher institutions Of learning re-
ports are coming I'm of loss OF life
and Gripping OF limbs due 10 he
bullying OF freshmen by sophomores.
At Colgate university a boy who
had just arrived was abducted by
older students taken in @ rowhoat 10
am island in a lake and abandoned
there In attempting Co swim 10
the mainland he was drowned.
Hazing has virtually been stamped
out at the West Point military and
Annapolis naval academies and
what the government has been able
10 do at these Institutions can Doe ac-
compIished just as well by the au-
thorities OF the universities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

smile again? must see you. I've
got the see you, that's all if hunt
the world over. I'm going to be
made a captain, Katherine, because
you wished me good luck. I've
worked for you-just for you.
Really
Hey. you" called the captain. II
was conduct quite unbecoming an
officer, but it actually is what he
said.
Dick sprang TO his feet and salut-
ed, noticing the letter in his super
ior's hand.
How you two hit it up / don't
know, but Kit writes for me 10 hunt
up a man with a gray goose and
bring him home for Thanksgiving
dinner She doesn't say whether she
means you or the goose, but here's
hoping" He grinned.
"Oh, Katherine, Katherine, I'll
have TO kiss you for that" Dick,
and picking up the old goose he
kissed the top Of her head where
the girls lips had once rested.
Then he held out his hand. Tell
her I'll come" he said gratefully.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
NEW NAVAL YEAR BOOK
PUTS u. S. SECOND IN
STANDING OF NATIONS

The Navy year book for 1919.
which has just been published and
contains for the first time since 1914
compIetc official data of the war
ships OF the world, discloses that the
United states now occupies tho po-
sftion Of the second greatest naval
power and IS rapidly approaching
the strength OF the navy of Great
britain When America entered the
war the German navy was second
iu strength and the United States
third. The order now Is as follows:
Great Britain the United states.
Japan. France. Germany Russia,
ItaIy and Austria Hungary
Barring from consideration the
possibility Of trouble with Mexico. it
scents likely that. If the League of
Nations were 10 be rejected by the
eon1te or should fail to function,
danger 20 the United states would
come from a source which would
have to be combatted with naval
power rather than the army. II is
gratifying. therefore, TO know that
we are so well prepared for any
cvcntualities that might arise
Ir we anticipated war the great
and growing strength of our naval
arm would make all Americans
cNult As II IS. however. our power
as now revealed arOuses no stronger
emotion than a comfortable feeling
OF security. Believing that in,erna-
tionaI quarrels are 10 be settled
hereafter by concerted action OF all
the nations Of the world, 20 be in
formed that we are likely soon 10 be
first in naval strength does not thrill
rre
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

Music in the home
Puts sunshine I'm the home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
TO VISIT SOLDIERS
AT INDIANA HARB0R
special 10 ~, New, Times

special % Tn News Times
ELkHART. Ind. oct 11-Reia-
tives and friends OF members OF
company r have been invited by
Lieut. Col Simpson Of this city 20
visit the men az Indiana Harbor
today. which viii be visiting day.
Special arrangements have been
made for trains 90 stop there. Elk
hart muitiameu believe THAI their
being required 90 remain on duty IS
Unnecessary now that SO many regu-
lars are ~ Indiana Harbor. Plans
~ take the third regiment band Of
Elkhart o. Indiana Harbor today
20 take part ln grand review were
. BandOued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

King Albert says all that Belgium
needs is am opportunity 90 borrow
80 ind r0mebody willing 20 lend is
certainly Just as essential
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
Of All Modern-day Wonders

hatcher ogruyo o
tn ytoex in
Immediately
brought
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-07
,YOUTH" WILL BE SEEN AT PALACE
 THEATRE TONIGHT

Along with an educational weekly md a comic cartoon, June Elvidge will be seen at the Palace tonight n Youth"
 Popular Carlyle Blackwell never had a role that he played better than ne does the character of Brian Good win in Youth" the new World-Pic- .ure BradyMade. Mir. Blackwell ; characterization will stand out in the memory of all film fans who see this play long after they have forgotten he work of other actors in the other plays. It is the role of young col ege man who is addicted to the use lf liquor and who makes it so much ais boon companion that it gets the pest of him. As he is the son of a millionaire it does not drag him into the gutter as it might have dragged l poorer man. But it does force his father to send him down to Tennes- see to try and make man of him ,elf There Brian finds that the superintendent of the construction camp where his father has sent him fast slipping down the toboggan from a too close communion with King Alcohol. The incidents in this picture are many and varied. The interest never flags. The climax is
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-07
1 JULIAN ELTiNGE
 | WILL BE SEEN AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

With the we'll known actor Julian Eltinge in the title role and weekly and Helen Holmes in "The Railroad Raiders,' the Coliseum presents a good bill tonight.
 When Julian Eltinge, the famous feminine impersonator, arrived at the Lasky studios some time ago for the preparation of his Paramount photo plays, a howl of derision was raised at the amount of baggage with which the athletic looking man was encum- , bered
 There were at least twenty trunks and as many huge hat boxes. A valet fused around with checks and small jewel cases in hand . By this time, however, the sight of the big fellow, who is also an all-round good fellow" in stunning trailing frocks and curly wig, puffing at a very big cigar, has become familiar, for MT. Eltinge is now at work on his sec ond picture, "The Clever Mrs. Fair fax" which will be shown at the Coliseum Theatre tonight and Sat Irday matinee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-07
A GENTLEMAN OF ENGLISH STANDARD
 IS WELL DEFINED

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Rev. Will liam Ralph Inge, dean of St. Paul's, devoted large part of a speech the other day to answering the question, What is an English gentleman"
 He quoted Bernard Shaw as say. ing: "A gentleman is man who tries not to take out of life more than he puts in it." That" said the dean, "is a revolutionary defini- tion, but it is strictly true to what at heart we all feel to be the char acter of gentleman, and it is a saying which cannot be rubbed in too vigorously in training the young gentleman.
 According to the English school of thought, the usual qualities of a gen tleman are truthfulness, courage, justice and fair play, the abhorrence of meanness and crooked dealing, and respect for the personality of hu- man beings as such"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-07

There is probably no grea ter rac- ing and breeding enthusiast iu America than Major August Bel mont, chairman of the Jockey Club, whose colors have been shown on both sides of the Atlantic in thor oughbred tests of the blue ribbon type. Therefore anything he might say in relation to thoroughbred in- terests is always well worthy of perusal because of the consideration he is known to give matters akin to the turf
 Always champion of racing. he is at present convinced, as the result of observations abroad--he recently returned from service III England and France-that the nee6 of the race course test is even greater now than at any time in the nietory of the sport as an essential in the im- provement of the horse product of the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-07
BRITISH MERCHANTS ARE PLANNING TO
 GET MEXICO TRADE

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6. - British merchants have begun their campaign to reconquer their old trade markets in Mexico and obtain new ones. The general offices of the National Rail ways have received notice that a freighter has sailed from Liverpool laden with British merchandise for Mexico. The voyage will be in the nature of an exploration. It is also announced that American companies are rushing plans to put into com mission a number of steamers for service between the Pacific coast ports of the United States and Mex ico. Japanese interests also are pre-. pairing to establish lines with West Coast Mexican ports.