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No. 23i> TWENTY FIRST YEAR
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1918
PRICE 10 CENTS
WILLIAM HOHENZOLLEBN MAT
BUV m ESTATE IS HOLLAND
London, Nov. U.—It is reported
officially here that Holland will per
mit the ex"'s®'8er remain on
Dutch soil on the same terms of in
ternment as other hsiti officers of
the German army.
He has taken the n^nie of Count
i\Vm. Hohenzolleni and' is expected,
to buy an estate and remain in H°l"
land. '
Paris, Nov. 13. — A d'isyateh |
to the Frankfort Gazette from Buila
peste sayg that the new Rumanian ,
government has declare<i war on (
Germany,
London. Nov. 14.—A French of- ;
ficial wirele.-ss received here to- j
day states* that the Gtrn-an vol- j
diers are committing acts or vio- |
lence against the inhabitants and1
destroying and piUagin:? prop«rtyj
contrary to the terms of the ar* j
mistice.
Ghent. Nov. 14. — Rep rts a.e iur-'
rent here today that the German ]
soldiers in Brussels have mutinied j
and are pillaging the city. Tho re- i
ports state that a reigti or ter
ror has commenced.
Hins STILL!
IN SOW
London, Nov. 14.—In an order]
Isssued today General Hindenburg
notified an German commanders |
that he remains in supreme com. J
raand in ord-er to lead tl>e German
troops h^me in ori>er and under dis- |
cipline.
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Paris, Xov. 14-—The King of
Belgium will re-enter Brusssels on
Fridav aud all preparations are ^6
iug made to receive him. There i9
great joy being expressed and the
Deople will greet their returning rul
er wi*h ptiblic demonstrations.
Paris, Nov. 14.—Th© work of
the evacuation of Belgium liy tlie
Germans is well under way is the
report received here today, it is
not snown just how long it will
take lor them to get entirely out
of danger of tlio country.
OUfi WAR TOLL
Washington, Nov. 14.- According
to an official estimate S'vm out '
tod-ay the American casualties
from the beginning to the end of |
the war including the killed, the >
wounded, those who died fr«m di
sease or accident amount to It^s
than one hundred1 thousand.
The lists that have been pub- |
lished of the casualties up to now j
show that they have aiuoui t d to ^
seventv three thousand.
TO PURCHASERS ON THE
INSTALLMENT OF FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
You are hereby notified that the second pay
ment of twenty "per cent on your purchase of
Bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan will be due
and payable not later than Thur*day, theTwentv
hrst.
BANK OF ALASKA
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GEORGEIMOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday and ThiirsWiy.
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■ ON HI JO RHINE
Paris, Nov. 14.—Tlie American
troops have crossed the German
border on their way to Metz and'
Strassourg.
Paris, Nov. 14.—President Poin
calre, Premier Clemenceau and Gen- ^
eral Foch will make a solemn en
try into Strassburg and Metz on
Sunday. r'j
SERBIAN TOW
IS LIBERATED
Londou, Nov. 14.—A Serbian of
ficial dispatch issued on Tuesday
states that Cettinjo, the capita] of
.Montenegro, has been liberated.
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DLLS HIMSELF
Amsterdam, Nov. 14.—Albert Bal
lin, the managing director of the
Hamburg-American line committed
suicide at Hamburg when he learne
the terms of the armistice as signed
bv Germany.
m liois
WENT BUMMING!
Seattle, Nov. 14. — Flfteeu hun-1
dred young men whp ha\-e been
working in the shipyards of Skin
ner and Eddy. Anies and Buthle to
evade the draft by thus working at
-situJ® 3ilJ 0->uis }inb a.vsq jjjo.% jbm
tico has been signed and exultantly
refuse to toil any longer at any
work or any wage.
Cordova. — Because of numerous,
complaints which have been ni^'d'e to
the police committee of the city
council of the large numbers of
ownerles? dog6 and ethers which
are running at large within the city
limits, the chairman of the police
committee announces that in the •
future the ordinance prohibiting
caniness fiom running at large will i
bo rigidly enforced'. Those com
plaining declare the dogs, besides
being a general nuisance end mqjr '
ace, are killing the cats which I
abound in the city, and which have'
in the past kept the city remarkable
free from rats and the health men
ace which the presence of rats car
ries. ,
They have also killed many
chickens.
Th© ordinance will be strictly en*
forced, the chairman of the police
committee declares, and a warning
is issued that every dog which is
allowed to run at larSe *01 he
taken by the authoritie® and' the
owner prosecuted.
Copenhagen, Nov. 13. —Gorman
Austria has been proclaimed. ft
part o' the German Republic by the
State Council. J .!!! i M
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Washington, Nov. 14. —There is
much speculation in the diplomatic
circles which insists that President i
"Wilson will go to Europe as the
head of the American delegates to
the peace commission.
KILL BUILD II
MILLION IONS
Washington, Xov. 14.—It bas j
been officially anounced that both
the naval and' merchant marine
building program as planned
for signing the armistice will be
carried t their completion.
About ten million tons of mer"
chaut vessels are >et to be bui t.
lYIKPL-WKS ARE SAFE
WHEN MOTORS STALL
Paris. — Tests made by aviators j
on the western front show that air- J
J'lanee do not drop preciutately j
when motors So dead. On one
occasion a pilot having climbed to J
a sufficient height, shut off hip!
en.ine and removed his hands from
the controls, merely keeping his j
feet on the rudder bar. He steer
ed' for an aerodrome 20 miles away
and except for keeping it tsraight
he let his machine do wh?t it
liked. It traveled the 20 miles® as
steadily as a bicycle coasting down
a hill. ^ | [J y.
It was learned today that the
body sf Mrs. James Alexander had
been recovered and taken into Ju
neau. |J * i
Captain Alexander's® body was
found the second day after the
wreck and great efforts have been
made to get the body of his wife.
The Body of Leo Ryan has not ye
been found and grave doubts are
expressed a^ to th<> finding of any
more bodies.
"Hygeno" Whole Wheat Flour
for "Hygienic Bread"
A Whole wheat flour with all the substance in it.l
Try a 50 lb Sack at $3.00 or a 10 lb Sack at 75 cents
You may buy this flour without substitutes
P. H. GANTY
GOVERNMENT WILL BUILD SHIPS
10 MARK THE ALASKA WATERS
Washington, Nov. 14. — It was
announced today that the govern
ment has arranged to have built two
steel steamships of one thousand
tons Durthen e*ch, t
Thesa ships are Intended to be
used' to survey the water9 of the Pa
cific ocean and locate obstructions
and tarticularly Alaskan waters,
marking out the courses for ateam
WOULD ARREST
OBSTRUCTORS
Amsterdam, Nov. 14.—A dispatch
from Berlin states that the so
cial Democrats of the aew Ger
man government hav© demanded
the arrest of Admiral Von Tirpitz,
and General Keim, president of the
Army League Dr. Wolfangg and sev
eral others who they charge are re
sponsible for the movement that is
gotten up to further thg continua
tion of the war a-nd to hlndfer -the
conclusion of pe»ce with the Allies
and' the United States.
NEW SURGICAL MARVEL POI ND
Paris, Nov. 14.—By a new treat
ment recently discovered br Dr.
Serge Voronoff and Mnie Evelyn
Bostwick, deep wounda which norm
ally require months to heal are
now healed in a few days. The
marvels of the treatment have been
presented to the Academy of Sci
ences by Professor Charles Richet.
Dr. Alexander Carrel of Rochefel"
ler Institute uses it at Noisiel.
Pulo of the gland of a ram is
spread in largo and d'eeio wounds,
which heal with a rapidity never)
observed before.
The quarts property owned by
the Sinith-McGlone interests on St.
Patrick creek, near Fairbanks, is
coming to the front as a producer.
A large quantity of amalgam from
the rock that had been run tbru the
etamns was recently brought into
lh0 Interior metropolis. The pre
vious assay had on thg quartz
from thie mine warranted the own
ers in proceeding with the develop
ment. The cleanup brought in yes
terday will determine whether the
lead is holding up or not. The
owners are very optimistic.
shipg rtlying the Alaskan trMe.
The shipg will be built at the
ship yards on the Great kakes and
are to De fitted bo as to be able
to remain at sea for six months
without making DOrt.
| These two ships will cost four
hundred thousand dollars apiece
1 and will have the most modern
equipment. •
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NOIA REPUBLIC
Zurich, Nov. 13.—Germany. wa»
proclaimed a republic In Berlin oa
Saturday is the advice received here
from Munich.
"HAM WD" 18 YANK'S
FAVORITE BREAKFA8B
London, Oct. 30.—(By mall.) —
Nothing hag ever been seen like the
luet it th© U. S. soldiers for
and; eg£s. At every mealtime Lon
don ring? with the voices of th«
[Yanks calling for hame and eggs.
Luckily there is a good supply) of
ham in th© country ,but it 19 to be
feared that with the approaching
winter, English hens might £o on
strike for another war bonus, and
one hates to think what might ha-P
pen to these enthusiasts then!
VICTORIA WANTS NAME OP
VANCOUVER ISLND CHANGED
Victoria, B C... Nov. 14.—Victoria
commercial organizations are urging
a change in the name of Vancouver
island, on which Victoria U located.
As the city of Vancouver is on the
Canadian mainland and not on the
island many easterners confuse
Vancouver and Victoria, it i« said.
Tony Dortero has so far recover*
ed' from his late indisposition »s to
be able to be up and around again
Reverend Father Gallant who
hau been vissiting at Whitehonse re*
turned on Tuesday aud was accom
panied ny Father Rivet of White
horse who will visit a few days In
Skagway.
Who's Your Tailor?
The Autumn and Winter woolens recently sent usby
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
JAMES KENNEDY