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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17
Y kLATOVECH ZATCENA
VYPRAVA PRAZSkYCH
LUPICU.

We ctVrtek 10. proslnce Z.
hod. v noci vysel v Klatovech
mestsky policejni straznfk Ka.
rel Travnicek re zalohy ma
straznici v radnici ma obchhz-
ku mestem a spatriv podezre-
Ileho muze, ktery vysel z ulic-
ky pod sousedni cernou vezi,
uschoval Sc IA vez a nenapad-
ne jej pozoroval. Neznamy
preset namesti k domu cis. ITO,
We kterem je sklad obuvi fir
my 7. A. Bat'a We Zline, O.
demkl 81 vessel dovnitr. Trav-
nicek nalezl pax dunn zamknu-
ty a zpozoroval krame firmy
Bat'ovy svetlo, stiny a zaslechl
sramot. Povolal neprodlene
strazniky z radnice kteri pri-
brali 81 A vojiny straze vojen-
ske z jezovitskych kasaren a
postavili Sc mimi pred zmine-
ny dunn. Kdyz po trictvrtiho-
dinnem cekani jeden z lupicn
dunn otevrel, vnikli straznici
a vojini do jeho prujezdu a
zatkli tfi lupice, odnasejici jiz
2 kramu korist a odvedli je ma
policejnl straznici. V prvem z
Mich, nesoucim kos $ 10 parry
bot, poznan 24lety elektrotech
nix Frant. Rak z kosir u Smi-
chova, ktery teprve L.. prosin-
ce byl propusten od dragonske
ho pluku v Klatovech a pro
kradez byl jiz trestan.
We druhem lupiti nesoucim
bat'och sc Z parry bot, zjisten
26lety delnik Bob. Jahoda 2
Michle, hledany vojenskym
soudem pro vefejne nasili a
sbehnuti cd vojska. Tretf lupic,
ktery nesl bat'och sc '12 'paty
bot, udava, ze je Ant Goetz z
Pribrame a ze byl v posledni
dobe osetrovan v prazske vse-
obecne nemocnici, ale zda sc,
jak sdelil jeho spolecnik, re
jmenuje sc Kapr. Tento lupic
ma ma prave ruce IL en- dlou-
he, celkem jeste cerstve IRA
neni a soudi sc, ze mu bylo
zpnsobeno pfi komunisticke
vzpoure V Praze. PrazSti lupi-
ci, kteri byIi ma vylet do Kla-
tov dobre lupicskymi nastroji
vyzbrojeni, pfijeli tam die
jizdnich listku Prahy We ctvr
tex vecernlm vlakem, posede-
ii 81 v hostinci ma Prazskem
predmesti, nacez prochazeli
mesto. Vypravu vedl Frant.
Rak, ktery re sveho pobytu u
pluku v Klatovech mesto do
bre znal. U jeho milenky Ia
haven listek, dany jim dne Is.
prosince ma postu V Bratislav6,
nasvedcujici, ze podnikal sve
lupicske vypravy po cele repu-
blice. Boty, kter6 jeho zlodej-
ska tlupa q kramu firmy Ba-
t'ovy odnasela, mali cenu H.
500 korun. Zatceni lupici ode
preli u okresniho soudu klatov-
skeho vypovidati a byli V pa
tex II. prosince dopraveni Ike
krajskemu soudu V Plzni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

Banker K pokIadnlkoVi:
"Poslystc. Ulozil jste do o.
hnivzdorne pokladny 100000
rublu a zapomnel jste zavrit!"
"Nezapomel. ia sc bojim
pokladnu zavirat!"
"A proc?"
"Protoze zavru-li pokladnu
a zlodej pride, bude e do nj
dobJvat q vypaci j. A poklad.
na dnes stojl niliony. 10 at 81
radeji vezmc hned 100000 ru-
hln.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17
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Zajata nev&sta.
Rom2n " etyrech dlech Cd pi D. E n SouthworshoyS
Pro "Domacnost" pfeoMl Hugo Chotei,
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"You - out You! - oul"
zacala Elite znova, byla vsak
predeslym krikem jeste pfiliS
znavena a bez dechu, nezli aby
mohla pokracovati proto ujal
sc slova opet on.
ia nemohl nechati te mezi
temi Yankee. ia nemohl, dra-
ha! A proto nedbaje toho, ze
V Sane vydavam nejen zivot
'svdj, ale zivot vsech, pod mym
velenim stojicich chrabrych sy
MI Jihu, prekrocil jsem reku
Potomac a odvedl te k sobe".
ooh, zajiste, bylo velike od-
vahy tfeba ku prepadnuti ne
vinne neohrozene vyletni spo-
lecnosti dvema sty al po zuby
ozbrojenych guerilla, posmes
ne zvolala Elfie, nabyvsi opet
sveho hlasu.
"Ano, Elfie - bylo k tomu
zapotrebi velike odvahy, nebot'
my prekrocili Teku v mfstech,
chranenych dvema pevnostmi a
cetnym vojskem, jehoz spehou-
nj byli jiz ma nasi stope. Vypa-
travse tuto, byla "a til hodiny
ma to "a nami celia skadrona jiz
dy, ozbrojena temi vrazednymi
sestirankami. ia vsak pro tebe
q k Will tobe odvazil bych Sc
jeste vice, nezli sveho zivota".
"Odvaha - a Ease odvaha!"
posmivala sc Elfie. ia nevidim
zadnou we zbabelem tom pre-
padeni. Pravou odvahu objevil
jen jeden muz a.ten jeste byl z
nasi vyletni spolecnosti. Byl to
maly Min, jenz dokazal, re
skutecne je muzem hrdinnym".
"Nu, tn jsem veru zvzdav,
jestli trpaslik ten je mym SOU
perem?" vesele prohodil AL
bert.
"Ano, on jel" podrazdene
zvolals Elfie, fchopfc Sc teto
myslenky. "Ano. on jei ia mi
luji iej obdivuji Sc mu made
vSe. ia jeho malicek mann rad
81, nezli kdy mela jsem celou
vasi osobu. On je pravy hrdina
a ia zboznuji tn pudu, po niz
kraCi!"
ITO jsou velmi laskava slova
pro mne, Elfie".
Nine je uplne lhostejno, jak
Wy je pojimate. Jsou vsak prav-
diva. ia zmiram We lasce ku
malemu Mimu. A az sc vratim
do Washingtonu, bude prvni
ploje costa k nemu a budu "a
dati jej, ably nechal Sc sc mnou
oddati. - Oh, m1j boze, vzdyt'
nyni j to je nemozne!" zvolala,
vypuknouc pojednou V useda-
Wy plac, nebot' vzpomnela 81,
ze je uz provdana "a Goldsbo-
rougha.
Ne, to nemuzes. Dvoimuz.
styi je V teto zemi protizakon-
ne, alespon pro lady!" small Sc
Albert.
"Vsak Wy budete povesen CO
nejdrfve a ia budu pax vdo-
vou", odsekla Elfie stkajic.
"Pojd', poid', mila devo mo-
Je q nehraj komedii tn dale. Ci
myshs. re bych mohl byti Ear
livym ma takoveho trpaslika,
tfeba byl j malym hrdinou?
Myslis, re verim jedinemu slo-
WI vzhledem ku I've lasce k ne
mu? Nikoli, draha Elfie. ia
mann d1veru We tvoji lasku, d1-
veru tax velikou, re media otfa-
sti Sc ami tvymiyslovy, ami tvyn,
Jednanlm. Poslys, draha divko
mole -"
ia nechci slyseti ami jedine
slovo cd vas, Alberto Goldsbo-
rough"s
Ty ale musis, a byt' by to
bylo len k will spravedlnosti.
PoSlys, Elfie, nebot' ja nemam
rlnoho casu k rozmluve vykla
dun, protoze vyrazime z toho-
trN -, IA ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

sc Elite.
ia nemohl vefiti v tax tvrdo
sijny odpor proti mym nej-
vroucnejsfm pfanfrn, Elfie, il
max bych teto zkousky usporil
tebe i mne".
proc jste mne tedy, kdyz
jste Sc byl o tom presvedcil, ne
postal zpet k mym pratelum 2"
"Bylo pozde ma to i kdyby to
vdbec byvalo nozne! Kdyz
jsem dopustil Sc JIG kroku to-
ho, nemohl jsem jiti zpet. Od-
chod Alberty zdstavil te jedi
nou v taboru guerilld a tn Okla
NIFTY snatek byl velenutny. A
jelikoz nechtela svoliti jsi do
brovolne, musel uciniti jsem
tax nasilfm. Gin, kterymz stala
jsi Sc moji zenou, je dokonan! !
Avsak nyni, kdyz Sc tax stale,
mas mne byti posvatnou, jako
sestra. Ano, jeste vice, nebot'
nedotknu Sc tvych rtd, ba ami
TIVE ruky, bez tveho povolenf!
Ze mn6 odpustis a budes milo
vati opet, toho jsem 81 jist -
tax jist, jako ze isl zenou! Ia
hodinu vytahneme z tohoto ta-
bora a jak Sc rozumi samo Sc
bou, pdjdes $ MANI! ,Ucinim
vse, co mozneho, .abys ,byla
st'astnou. vyjma' to, ze pustfm
te zpet X tem Yankee, kten "a
Sc uGili by tie nenavid6ti rane,
tive stare rodiste a stare prate-
lie! Ty jsi deckem Jihu, nalezis
sve matce a musfS ziti mezi jeff
detmi".
Elfiie stkala stale, avsak by
10 lie pozorovati, re s mensi ma
ruzivosti.
On stale klecel u jeji nohou.
"Vstante !" pravila ma konec
netrpelive. "Kdyz jill udelal
jste ze sebe zvire, necihte re.
sebe blazna, trvaje tvrdosijne v
teto pozici. Vstante, Alberto
Goldsborough!"
me drive, nezli az dostane
Sc mi tveho odpusteni, Elfie.
Oh, Elfie, draha - ia miluji
te nevyslovne a tys byla jedi
1lou moji myslenkou We dne v
noci, v rave bitevni a v divocine
pralesa. Pro tuto nedilnou q ne
skonalou lasku, odpust' mne te-
dy pro moji zdrzenlivost, jiz
jsem ii pfisahal", prosil.
"Ucinite-li -- tax a bu-
dete - skutecne chovati Sc ke
mn6 jako - jako ku $1,000 svoji
- sestfe - pax odpustim vam
- celou minulost stkala Ell
fie.
"Nebesa necht' zehnaji ii "a
to, muj milacku! Tim zfskano
alespon neco", pravil, vstana.
"A oh, kdyby - jste - byl
zdstal v6ren sv6 vlasti .--. veren
sve vlasti V trudne ieii zkcus-
Gel" pravila placic.
ia zIstal v9ren sve vlastio
Elfie a jsem il v6ren. dosud.
Starry stat Virginia je mym ro-
distem q moji vlastf a ja jsern il
vernym a zdstanu tax az do
poslednfho vzdechu. ia pdjdu
tam, KAN p1jde ona - tfeba
do propasti, bude-li to muset
byti", dodal Goldsborough
temne, opousteje chatu.
"Oh, kdyby byl jen zusta!
vernym! Oh, kdyby jen byl I'd
stal vertym!' pckracovala e.
fie v plati.
Ia chv1li ma to panoval i ia
boru velky ruch q Sums vojtni
sedlali kone, sefad'ovali sc a
pfipravovali X opusteni tabora.
Guerillove, jak znamo, nemiva-
Ii sebou nikdy mnoho zavaza-
del a proto celia banda byla ho-
tova k odchodu brzy.
Asi 30 pill hodine vratil sc
plukovnik Goldsborough zpet
do chaty, nadzvedl zaclonu a
objevil Sc pred Elfii.
"NeidraISi divkO ma hude-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

skem, jez bude podobnehc zne
III tjako snllouva S Rakouskem.
Z vJnenn@mu obchodu doda
Ceskoslovonska Republiha &c
jmcna cuhr, koks, uhli. vyde-
lane kuze . dElvl,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

We Noviny sdeluji, * Y bra
tislavskem ninisteratru &c ko-
naji priprayy k jednani 0 ho-
epodarskou smlouvu : NADIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

"Vite, re pan Necipurenko,
mas spolecny znamy, 81 zapa.
luje cigarety storublovkami?" I"
"Je-li MONA? Takovvm mar
notratnikem sc stal?"
"To ne. Ale ie to lacineiSi
nez sirky.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17
PINANCNI ANEkDOTY Z
BOLSEVICKEHO RUSKA.

"Kdyz jdu nakupovat na trh,
mivam kosik tezsi nez kdyz
jdu z trhu."
"A jak to? Vzdyt' chodite
pfece ma trh kupovat he pro-
davat."
"Ovsem, kupovat. Ale ma
trh nesu balik penez a S trhu
- trochu malo drobnosti, iez
sc mi podari koupit."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09

Jitnsy Dance Saturday night, A. B. Hall. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
FISH DEALERS ADOPT COOPERATIVE METHOD
 FOR MAKING CATCHES

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Co- operation, the key with which Cali fornia farmers unlocked the door to success in marketing their crops has been adopted by the wholesale fish dealers of San Francisco in catching their product
 Where six independent sets of boats formerly trawled back and forth over the same waters no mat ter how scanty the catch. none dar- ing to try out new territory for fear that failure would turn GUS toners toward competitors, now enc combined fleet fishes outside Golden Gate for soles and sandabs.
 The six wholesalers have formed 2 cooperative concern named the Associated Trawers Company. which operates the fleet and pre-rates the catch al a figure based on the retail prices fixed by the State Fish Ex- change In addition to doing away with the necessity of operating 2 pair of boats with a net at a cost of more than S100 day, the whole ' Noitl tlFD iS iiINu Ol HIS ipi iiltl nightmare. the breakdown of boat which usually meant he got no iisl until he could make repairs.
 Under the cooperative plaT whenever fish gets scarce at on, point a pair of boats cruises il
 earch of new supply. Formerly none of the firms could furnish suf Gcient equipment to keep their boats out more than day at a time whereas now the fleet stays of Point Reyes for week at a stretch one boat being set aside to take the catch to San Francisco daily.
 Through the Associated Trawlers ] Company, buying halibut in car. ] load lets from the Seattle or Sar Pcdro markets at a big saving has bccSsle a possibility.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONDITIONS
 IN IRELAND PLACED ON BRITAIN
 BY COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED

ials of the British government; and elaborate provision by gasoline sprays and bombs has been made in mum Der of instances for systematic in cendiarism as part of a plan of ter rorism.
 4 A campaign for the destruc- tion of the means of existence of the Irish people has been conducted ny the burning of factories, creamer ies, crops and farm implements and the shooting of farm animals
 g. Acting under series of proclamations issued by the compe tent military authorities of the I'm perial British forces. hostages are carried by forces exposed to the fire of the Republican army; fines are levied upon towns and villages as punishment for alleged offenses of individuals; private property is de stroyed in rebrisals for acts with which the owners have no connec ton; and the civilian population is subjected to an inquisition upon the theory that individuals are in pos session of information valuable to the military forces of Great Bri tain. These acts of the Imperial British forces are contrary to the laws of peace or war among mod ern civilized nations"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
Or JMmeuM:S s
 Waterfront

Loaded to capacity with passen- gers for Western Alaska, so that many wishing to leave Juneau could not secure passage, the steamer Ad- miral Watson arrived in port at noon today Stops will be made by the vessel after leaving here at fakutat, COrdova, Valdez, Seward, Seldovia, Snug Harbor, Anchorage and Kodiak. Three hundred tons of freight will be discharged at An chorage and an average of fifty tons at each of the other ports of call.
 Passengers to arrive at Juneau on the vessel were: J. H. Scarpass, Miss E. Fisher. Ed. Sutton, Frank Lenoir M. s. Whittier, Ira Scarpass, Miss E. Chase, R. R. Young, H. E. Garlock, J. A. Broaddu, James White, H. l.. Morris, Mr. and Mrs E. C. Thompson, W. T.. Tolch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
YAKATACA OIL
 DISTRICT WILL
 BE PROSPECTED
Three Wells to Be Sunk on Property Controlled by r.
 H. Foster and Associates.

A group of San Francisco capital ists, said to have ample financial backing, have pledged themselves tc sink three oil wells in the Yakataga district upon property controlled by Attorney F. IL Foster of Cordova and associates, according to MT Foster who was in Juneau today.
 Mir. Foster said he and his asso- ciates hold permits upon twenty-two miles of the Yakataga beach line and that upon his recent visit 10 San Francisco he interested a group of capitalists who contracted to sink three oil wells upon the property in an attempt to locate the oil pool. the work to all be done this sum mer.
 Mr. Foster, in company with F. R. Tyler, former members of the Washington Legislature from Okan- ogan County. is now on his way to Cordoya to perfect final arrange ments regarding the property and the work to be done
 MT. Foster and MT. Tyler, aftel having been in the city for only ; day on business matters, left on tn, Admiral Watson today
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
WANT TARIFF
 ALASKA FRESH
 FISH INDUSTRY
Memorial Introduced in Sen ate Request Ketchikan
 Commercial Club.

A tariff on the fresh fish industry of Alaska is proposed in Senate Joint Memorial No 9, introduced
 his forenoon by Senator Hunt at the request of the ketchikan Com mercial Club.
 The Memorial says that the fresh tiah industry of the Territory is one of the great and important resources, and that encouragement should be given the industry as a means of development. Proper pro- tectiorf should be given the industry to prevent the fresh fish caught in the waters of and adjacent to the Territory from being packed and prepared in foreign countries for shipment to the markets of the United States, then a permanent fishing population will settle in Alaska, improve small homesteads and aid in the settlement and devel- opment of the Territory.
 Then the following resolve" is attached: that the Legislature of Alaska, Congress of the United States be, and hereby is, respectfully mcmoralized to place in any tariff law which may be passed by Con- gress a provision reading as fol- lows:
 All halibut or salmon, or the products thereof, arriving at an American port from any foreign country, which have been packed or prepared for shipment in other than American territory, shall be subject to duty of three cents per pound; and all other deep sea fish or the products thereof, arriving at an American port through any for eign country, which have been packed or prepared for shipment in other than American territory, shall be subject to a duty of one cent per pound"
 s. B. No. 1 Taken Up.
 The Senate this forenoon went into a Committee of the Whole and with Senator Price in the chair went thoroughly into Senate Bill No 1 relative to the abatement law dS pertains lO HUuSoS, uW WcIll1lSS, etc, where intoxicating liquor is sold or where intoxicated people congregate
 Each section was read by Secre- tary Reed. Several amendments were made, the chief one being that of including houses, dwellings, etc, where intoxicating liquors are manu- factured, brewed or distilled.
 The committee arose, made the report to the Senate and the amend -ments were adopted and the bill placed on the general file.
 The Shipping Board measure will come up Monday, taking its place on the daily file; the bill for the operation of coal miAes, went on the general file andN|&fe Territorial Fish Commission bAi Jas placed on the daily file fcS ext Monday afternoon at ? o'clocEX
 Adjournment was ken, to Mon day morning. at 10 o'clock,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
NEW WEB HOUSE AT
 TAKU HARBOR PLANT

A crew of workmen are engaged on the construction of a new web house at the Taku Harbor cannery of the Libby, McNeill X Libby Com pany, according 10 Capt A. l. Ahues, superintendent for the com pany who is in Juneau on busi ness. Actual canning operation on the first run of Taku Inlet king sal mon will start on May 10 and from then on a busy season is predicted by Superintendent Ahues.
 It is probable the Taku Harbor cannery. by sarting canning on May 70. will be the first of the Alaskan eanneries to start operatinos this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. .-adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
COLLINS WOMEN JURY BILL MEETS
 DEATH IN HOUSE
After Extended Debate, House Indefinitely Post
 pones Consideration.

OConttnued From Page One.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
ELEVEN BILLS FIN SENATE TO
 REP0SE CALMLY
Measures of Attornel General 7 Have Been Indefinitely
 Postponed.

Ten measures presented to the Territorial Legislature by the At torney General were before the Sen ate. this morning and all were voted indefinitely postponed. One other measure, proposed by Senator Hunt, likwise went into exile. as it might be termed. '8
 After a hearing lasting more than two hours yesterday afternoon, dur ing which time the Attorney Gen. eral defended ten proposed new laws submitted by him to the Senate dur ing the opening days of the present session, the Senate rose from the Committee of the Whole and re- ported back in regular session with out making recommendation, but placing the bills on the daily cal endar In the Committee of the Whole, Senate Bill No. 1, intro duced by Mir Hunt by request, was also considered.
 Objections raised to the Attorney Generals measures prior to yesfer- days session were brought to the
 
 members and apparently were still in existence when the Whole Com mittee concluded it's labors. 1t seemed yesterday to be the general belief that the bills would be in definitely postponed and this was proven correctly by the Senate's ac- tion this forenoon
 s Bills Considered. The following were the bills in definitely postponed today: s. B. No. 21-Allowance for fees for attorneys and administrators in probate cases.
 S. B. No. Establishment of tribunals of conciliation.
 S. B. No. 11-Authorizing Judge of Probate Court to assist executors and administrators.
 S. B. No. 7-Facilitate prosecu- tions against persons for unlawfully wearing badges or insignias of orders
 s. B. No 6-Permitting oral evi- dence for conviction upon charges of obtaining money or other things falsely.
 s. B. No. 10-Fixing compensa- tion of executors or administrators.
 s. B. No. Authorizing heirs to be administrators of estates.
 s. B. No. Act fixing rates on interest on claims by. judgment
 s. B. No. 9-Act declaring pub .. lication of false statements in news Spapers, magazines or journals to be crime.
 s. B. N. Furnishing the making of false statements to obtain prop erty or credits.
 S. B. No. 5-Authorizing city of the first class to levy certain taxes.
 All of the bills were unanimously indefinitely postponed, but on the following bills, nays were registered as follows:
 Hunt and Hess on Bill No. G.: Hunt on Bill No. 2: Britt and Hunt on Bill N. 13.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09

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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09

not pass. Mir. Frame commented on the bill saying that it sought to de- prlve the prisoner of a right to silence and would not stand examin- atlon He said that it was appar- ehtly drawn up at the request of persons desiring information for sta ustlcal information and would serve no useful purpose. The motion to lhdetinitely postpone further consid- eration was unanimously adopted.
 under suspension of rules the house passed Senate Joint Mem orial No. 3, relative to a geological survey of portions of Alaska north of the Endicott Mountains along the Actlc slope. and House Concurrent Resolution No. 2, relative to hand ling of memorials. petitions, etc
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09

" OAN' Apl II ' rlOI cl responsibility for the present dis orders in Ireland is placed upon the British government by the Commit tee of One Hundred Investigating the Irish question in 30,000-word report cofeTing the examination Of witnesses at public hearings held by the committee in Washington last November, December and January. Declaring that the Commission was under the disadvantage of lacking the official British side of the case" except as it was gathered from dOcu- ments presented to it, the report de clares that "the Imperial British Army in Ireland has been guilty of proved eXccsScs, not incomparabla in degree and kind with those alleged by the Bryce report on Belgium At rocities to have been committed by the Imperial German Army" The Bryce Commission. it is pointed out was similarly handicapped.
 30 Witnesses
 Thirty-cight witnesses of alleged atrocities including 1Sf Irish IS American and two English citizens testified before the commission. The commission admits that it's report is OK parte in spite of it's efforts to hear all sides. The testimony avail able, the report says. gives the case therefore, almost wholly from the Irish republican or Sim Fein view point or from sources not unsym- pathetic to the application of the principle of sclf-determination to Ire land" The Ulster Unionist view point and that of the British authori- ties in Ireland the report says. were not represented among the witness es.
 Commissions Findings
 Summing up its conclusions after hearing all the testimony, the com mission finds that the Irish people are deprived of the protection of British law. to which they would be entitled as subjects of the British King They are likewise deprived of the moral protection granted by in ternatiOnal law, to which they would be entitled as belligerents They are at the mercy of imperial British for ces which. acting contrary both to all law and to standards of human conduct, have instituted in Ireland "a terror the evidence regarding which seems to prove that:
 "1 The Imperial British Govern ment has created and introduced in tO Ireland force of at least 7S. 00o men, many of them youthful and Inexperienced. and some of them con yicts; and has melted that force to unbridled violence.
 "2 The Imperial British forces in Ireland have indiscriminatelv killed innocent men. women and children. have tortured and shot prisoners while in custody. adopting the sub terfuge of refusal to halt and at tempting to escape: and have attri- buted 10 alleged 'Sfnn Fein Extrem. ists' the British assassination of prominent Irish Republicans.
 lncendiarism Charged
 ''3. Iiouse-burning and wanton de. struction of villages and cities by Imperial British forces under Im- perial British officers have been countenanced, and ordered by offic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-09
ALAMEDA SAILING POSTPONED

The sailing of the steamer Ala meda, scheduled to leave Seattle April 12, has been postponed until April 13, according to information received by Agent Willis E. Novel; Of the Alaska Steamship Company today.