MITCH Iff. WANTS MB HOHEMZOLIfRH ill HUB Ml ISLAND
If Allies Not Satisfied With This
Suggestion Holland Govern
ment Will Deliver Up Former
Kaiser And Crown Prince To
International Court Of justice
London, Saturday. — If th*> .\1"
lied nations insist upon the delivery
of »he persons of ^ iliiani Hohen
zollern, former emperor of Gemany
and Fredvick William Hohenzollern,
his sou, former erown prince of the
German empire, it was asserjed iu
an Amsterdam Uisnatch, today that
the Dutch government would
yield to the wishes of the Allies, and
deliver up the former German kais
er and German erown prince to an
lnternatiou Court of Justice to be
tried for the crimes for which they
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FROW THE ALLIES
Copennagen. Saturday.—Germany
has sein a note to Denmark declar
ing th?t she is on the verge of fa
u»'ne.
The note states that Austria has
only enough food for one month,
a:ij at tne present time there Is
iio coal available, and that with the
c»>ld weather upon them, many peo
ple will die from the cold.
A request is made in the note
that I)enma,|v use its influence with
tile Allied powerp to supply both
Germany and* Austria with food and
coal .
stand accused, but, the despatch
continues, the government of Hol
land will first urge that the Allies
contei't themselves with having Hol
land undertake to intern these two
hatt! men in some one of the Dutch
colonies.
Holland will suggest that Herr
Hoheiijiollern and his son be placed
on an island either in the East
or West Indies, according to the de
sire of the Allies, for the balance j
of tinir lives, where they \v;ll he
guarded by a fleet of Dutch bat- ]
tleships.
Berlin, Dec. 7. — It was offi
cially announced today that the
disarmament of General Mackonsen's
army in the Balkans had already
Nv; i.-. .ii;d would continue until the
last man is disarmed.
Flit KM KX MKKT Tt»MtJUT
There will be a regular meeting
of the Skagway Voluutecr Kire
department at the Hall on Fourth
avenup at S:U0 o'clock, sharp. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present.
The Armislic is signed and Peace is coming but war obli
gations are not paid and to take care of them the Govern
ment has given notice of a «
FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
Skagwav has in the past done its share in helping Alaska
go over the top. To do so again every local residcn
should at once open a bank account, that when the call
comes, you may have ready money ta meet your Liberty
Loan installments We invite yours.
BANK OF ALASKA
NOTICE
On account of oontinued bad weather and the P°°r succes;
now obtained in the search tor bodieg, the Canadian Pacifi
Railway company announce the or^a«ized search that has beei
maintained since the wreck o; their steamer Princess Sophii
will be discontinue# this week.
REWARD
Effective at once, and until December 31, 191S, a reward 0
|50 will be Paid for each body recovered and Brought In, be&i
In* no bIo^s of having been tampered with.
Tlie reward will be paid at the office of the General Agenl
Seward street, Juneau.
/
SIB OF IUSITW WRECKED
GER1AI PROPAGANDA III AMERICA
Washington, Saturday.—The ship*
wreck of German propaganda thru-,
out America, which was initiated by
Ixmberg, was attributed by Bern* |
storff, the former German ambas
sador to the United States, accord
ing to an explanation, which the
latter made to Berlin to be an im
possibility in the first place, ami
the former ambassador secretly ex
presse 1 the fact that It was impos
sible to sceretly subsidize au Ameri-,
can newspaper. He al-o attributes
the sinking of the Lusitania as one
of ta» causes that the propaganda
failed.
Thi6 was all brought out in £n
explanation which wag laid before
the Senate committee investigating
the breweries in American and the
German propaganda |
Washington, Saturday. — General
March announced this morning that
Tive additional derisions been
definitely assigned' to the American
army of occupation which is now
advancing into Germany,
The Deutsch Kid
Throws Up
Sponge
Paris, Saturday.—According to a
dispatch received heer today from
the Wolft News bureau, the former
Crown Prince of Germany has for"
mally ienounced his rights to the
Gormfin throne.
The formal declaration reads, "I
hereby reuounce formally and defin
itely all my rights in and to the
crown of Prussia and the imperial
crosvn of the German Empire which
would' have fallen to me by the re*
nounciation of th^ same by the
Emperor of Germany and King of
Prussia, or for other reasons. (Sign
ed; Frederick William Hohenzollern,
Crown Prince of Germany.
PfiESIDENTGETS
BACK HIS VOICE
Aboard SS. George Washington,
Saturday. — President Wilson Is
again in good health and bia voice
is cleared fi»om the huskinesfl oc
casioned by the slight cold with
which he was suffering the first two
days of his voyage.
President Wilson reads ever?
wireless message received on the
shin with the keenest interest.
Geneva, Dec. 7. — According to ,
a telegram received by the U^i^in j
bureau at Lausanne, and transmitted
t0 this city this morning, Skoro
padski Hetman of the Ukraine, has
beeu killed and that th© country is
now In the hands of the Unionists.
Tiie overthrowing of Hetman was
accomplished after a terrific bat
tle ia which ten thousand soldiers
were either killed or wounded and
the oower wrenched from the im*
perialists.
DEMAND FOR INTER
NATIONAL JURY GROWING
Paris, Dec. 7. — The formation
of an international jury to "try the
former German emperor for many
crimes Is gaining wide support in
France, the Matin states today.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
DECREASE IN OCTOBER
Washington, Dec. 7, — imports
aj> well ag exports of merchandsie
decreased in October as compared
witjj preceding nionthg of this year
according to a statement issued by
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, Department of Commero
Imports wer© valued at $247,000,-j
000 against $262,000,000 in Sep
tember and $273,000,000 in Au
gust of this year and $221,000,000
in October, 1917. During- the ten
mouths ended with October, 1918,
the value of importg was < §2,569,
000,000 against $2,504,000,
000 la 1917.
Exports amounted to $503,000,
,000 against $550,00,000 in Septem
ber and 1528,000,000 in August
of this year and $542,000,000 "in
OctODer, 1917. During the ten
mouthy end<ed with October, 19IS.
exports amounted to $5,06^,000,000,
a decrease from $5,146,000,000 in
»he pame period a year ago.
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ALLIES 10 ASK G0MPEISA1I0N OF
HOLLAND FOR BREACH NEUTRALITY
London, Dec. 7.—The probabilities
are that Holland will be asked for
compensation by the Allied govern-'
ment» at the peace conference for
i'traiitting the violation of her
neutrality in allowing German
troops to pass through the province
o* I.imbur# on their retreat from
Belgium and also for receiving Ger*
min ships from Antwerp.
SEAITLE CELEBRIS eMi DM
18 A 1ST ELABORATE MANNER
Seattle, Dec. 7. — The celebra-1
tion of British Day ig being car.
ried on in this city on a most elabor
ate scale.
The streets of the business dis
tricts and the public buildings are
all uedecked with a union of tne
Stars and Stripes and the Union
Jack.
London, Saturday. — A large ar*
uiy of British troops entered Co
logne Hi is mrrnSng.
Leeds, Saturday.—Prime Minister
Lloyd George gaid today in a speech
which he made at this place, "The
British troopg are at this very mo
ment crossing the Rhin$ river in
Germany.
SIMM TO
SACRAMENTO
Seattle, Saturday.—Lieut, Hog
land started on ibis flight back to
Sacramento this morning at 10:30
o'clorlr and evpects to reach Mother
Field within ten hours after laving
this ciyt .
Distinguished British visitors, in
cluding Admiral Colomb and Ma
jor General Lecki^ will be present
on the rostrum of the Auditorium
this afternoon where public pa
triotic exercises are to be held, im
mediately following a great street
pageant in which soldiers and' ma"
r'""»s will participate. *
LESS WILL
Paris, Saturday. — It was an
nounced here today that President
Wilson would be ad'vised today by
wir&less the plana for assembling
the Inter-Allied conference and
the flans and time of meeting of
the ueacc conference.
3 10 KILL
Lisbon, Dec. 7. — Dr. Sidonia.
Paes, president of Portugalf was
fired upon today while on the Btreet
by an unidentified mau, but the bul
let missed its mark.
The .wauld-be assassin was at
once apprehended by'secret service
men and taken to jail, where an ef
fort is being made to identify him.
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