SEPARATE REPUBLICS IDE MADE
FROM FORMER GERMAN EMPIRE
London, Nov. 26. — South Ger
man" Including Wurtemburg, Baden
and Bavaria, have declared that
the" will "not suomit it to "the ter
rorism of the dictators at Berlin
who have replied kaiserism with
militarism."
An independent republic has been
formed in northwestern Germany
Hamburg us the capita.!
ALASKA LEADS
IN LIBEfiTV LOAN
Statt'e .Nov. 2t>.—The announce
rueu* nils been made by the Twelfth
Division of the Fourth Liberty Loan
t'jat Alaska subscribed one hun
dred and fifty six per cent of her
quo'.a ic the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The total amount subscribed by
Alaska is two million thirty two
thousand five hundred :l«d fifty
il'"lris and Alaska leads the twelfth
district.
Ari2oHa with one hundred and
fortv eight percent is second.
Accoiding to tne official figures
the entire twelfth district paid in
or hundred and fourteen percent
T^a state of Washington stands
thir!' with one hundred and twenty
perceut.
SHOOTS, MISSES
NUS HIMSELF
Seattle, Nov. —This morning
a switchman named R. X. Harris
who was suspected of being a
highwayman took two shots at Po
lice Sergt. Donlan when being placed
under arrest by that officer. Neither
of rhe shots too* effect but Jiarris
in-mediately turned his automatic
upon himself with fatal effect, he
dyin? in a few moments. Sergeant
Donlan was unhurt although the
balm went close to his head.
Mrs. R. J. Good of CarCross is
& patient in the White Pass hospi*
tal under the eare of Dr. Gabie. Mrs.
Gool came over on the last train
Iron, the north. ,
Our fully paid in capital is more than three
times larger than any other bank in Alaska.
This plus other factors means protection to
our depositors. We invite your account its size
dose not matter if it is large or small is is equally
welcome. In this respect our aim is to protect
your money and please and serve you.
BANK OF ALASKA
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GEORGE MOWL,-'Proprietor
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SHRUG HOI
j " London, Nov. 20. — The llaure
tania sailed f°r New York to
day with five thousand "of the fly*
' i:isr corps aboard. There will be
a vessel every week with troops sail
' for the States.
ALLIED FLEtl IS
ii BLACK SEA
Paris, Nov. 2«.—The war office
announced today that the Bosphor*
ous has Been cleared of mines and
that the Allied fleti has entered tlie
Blaci sea.
Yanks Occupy
More of Prussia
Paris, Tuesday. -- The war ofrico
announced today that the A'.norii'1^
troops liad now entered Prussia
reaching as far :,nd occupying the
city of Treves.
Mr and Mrs. Osi-ar Sol me r ar?
rejoicing today over the arrival ol"
' a little son at their home last night.
Dr. Gabie accompanied the stork
[and mother and child are doing well
aiif1 Osi-ar is able to be at his usual
I place of business today, although
' pretty busy handing out smokes.
FRENCH AMBASSADOR AND WIFE
WILL ACCOMPANY PRES. WILSON
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Washington, Nov. 26.—The state
department has announced that the
j French ambassador Jeaseraud, ac
companies by Madame Jesseraud
will be in the President's party that
gees *o France to attend' the peace
conference.
LUDENDOBFFHAS
SKIPPED OOT
Copenhagen, Not. 26.—The Franl
I fort Gazett© gays today that Gen
I er»l Ludendorff hag left Germany
| ami taken refuge in Sweden.
its«iji
VERY POPULAR
Pa-is, Nov. 26.—President Wil
son's basis of peace in. the prelim
inir.< discussions is being accepted
here with very small exceptions.
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Entire Town Sold
London, Nov. 26.—A whole town
of 2,500 inhabitants, -with;, a records
history dating back to the time ol
thp Saxons and Danes, Shaftsbury,
in Dorsetshire, hag been sold. The
greatest part of the municipality's
acreage and building, part of the
estate of Lord Stalbrdge, has been
Durcnased i r James White, a
tionally Known sportsman, for
240,000 pounds.
LAND HKCL\1MED
I Jan Francisco, t'a!., Nov. 26. —
Eleven million acres of "logged off"
timber la»d on the Pacific Coast
migh* be reclaimed an^ used for
agricultural purposes, according to
th« statement of Walter H. Graves,
whose appointment by secretarj
Lane as an engineer of the Reclaim
ation Service recently announced.
Mr. Graves hag been instructed to
make study of the large districts
o* cutover timber land in the west
for the purpose of determining its
availability, when cleared, for
farms for soldlere after the war.
The land denuded of timber would
have to be cleaned of the encumber
ing logs, stumps and brush.
The redemption of thig vast wil
derness, it i3 estimated, would add
J2.000,000,000 to the wealth
of the Pacific states. The cost of
clearing the land would be less than
the value o' th0 land if improved
mechanical devices were used, Mr.
| Graves said.
Everybody's goin. Where? To
the d<ance. What dance? At the
Club Wednesday evening. 2t.
10 BE A6SENI
FOR SIX WEEKS
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Washington, Nov. 26.—President
Wilson expects to be absent about
six weeks on his trip to France to
att'Cd the peace conference.
Mfn
mm solid
Archangel, Nov. 26.—The whole
o' northern Russia is now fiozen
up and all of the Bolshevik gun
boats that were in the northern wat"
er■ have been forced to withdraw
oa account of the ice packs.
Europeans Now
Want Base Ball
New York, Nov. 26.—The popu
larity of baseball among the allied,
nations abroad is spreading so
raDidly that there is already a de
mand for a simple instructions and
rules of the game, printed in for
eign language. To meet these re*
quirementfi several expert baseball
autnorities are collaborating in the
preparation of a baseball primer
which will be distributed in variou
sections of Europe.
WAGING AVAR ON COYOTES
Salt. Lake City, Nov.—An extens
ive campaign against coyotes,
wolves, wildcats and other predatory
animals has been decided upon by
the Utah state lovestock board, and
the eovernment has promised to k,
operate. Fifty hunters and trap
pers are already exterminating farm
and livestock pests in this state,
according to recent announcement b
Thomas Redmond, secretary of the
j State livestock Doard. Half of these
ar; employed by the state and* the
othe; by the federal governmnt.
THE SAME OLI> STORY
After the Alameda departs for the
south, there "will be many days, ac
cording to the present known sched
ule, before there will be another
steamer. Sling the Ink tonight and
get the letters into the post of
. lice early so they will go by express
ion the Alameda.—Seward' Gateway
"Hygeno" Whole Wheat Flour
tor "Hygienic Bread"
A Whole wheat flour with all the substance in it 1
Try a 50 lb Sack at $3.00 or a 10 lb Sack at 75 cents
Vou may buy this flour without substitutes
P. H. GANTY
AMERICAN SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND
IARI1ES 80S! UP SOCIALISTS
New York, Nov. 26.—At a meet
ing of ihe international Socialists
last night Scott Nearinp presided,
Curio,* r.he meeting1 Bolshevik doc
trines were advocated by a number
oi the speakers and tb's becoming
known on th© streets a lot oj sol
| diers, gai'org and marines got to
gether antf broke uj> the meeting
driving the delegate^ out into the
'streets and throwing stoneg and
other missies.
j The &ali wag wrecked and many
heads cracked hy the marines and
th(,ir allies. No one vas killed or
! Terv seriously injured as far ag is
J known.
SULZER SAYS TO
CLOSE STREAMS
Seattle, Nor. 26.—Charles A. Sul- j
zsr appeared before the fisheries
hearing this morning and. advocated,
the dosing of the streams in South
east arn Alaska to the fishers.
Big Fleet Now
In Bosphorous
Constantinople, Xov. 26.—A squa
dron comprised' of British, ^French
anrl Italian battleship^ and cruisers
as well as torpedo boat destroyers
are now anchored in the Bosphorus.
Thp presence of these sea mon
sters is acclaimed ag the peoples' de
liverers.
j Seattle, Nov. 26. — The postal
i authorities are endeavoring to se
eur»> the return of the steamship
Dora on the run between Seward
and Dutch harbor.
The Dora is wanted for mail serv*
Ice and would succeed several Al
aska Steamship Co.'s boats that
aro heing- withdrawn for the winter
; to enter tfle Chilean trade.
I' you havn't attended a Dance
| for a long time, get out of your
shell just for a change, and go to
the Club dance Wednesday night.
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Who's Your Tailor?
The Autumn and Winter woolens recently sent us by
E. V. Price & Co.
are the handsomest ever shown in this city and reasonably priced
Select
Yours
Today
and have your Autumn clothes
made up for future delivery to'suit
*
you—and you only
I -r
JAMES KENNED.y
WANT 10 HANG
FATHER AND SOI
Berlin, Tuesday. — in comment
ing on certain disclosures made in
Munich concerning the complicity; of
Germany in bringing about the war.
The Red Flag, the organ of Dr.
Karl Liebnecht today macJa the
statement in an editorial. "We de
mind the immediate convening of
a revolutionary tribunal for the
sole purpose of passing sentence oa
the Hohenzollerns, father and eon,
anl upon Von Bethman Hollweg."
vankFeforces '
SPREADING OUT
With American Army of Occupa
tion, Tuesday. — The American
forces have reached' the Moselle
river on the west Bide and the ex
treme left line is at the frontier vil
lage of Vallendorf on the Sauer
river. i. i
!Ml FOCH
occupies ciry
Strassburg, Nov. 26.—Field Mar*
shi Foch with the allied armies
toot- formal possession of thig city
at Monday noon.
The ceremonies were simple but
werc. witnessed by an immense
throng of people who cheered the
noted French General to the echo.