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I'aris, Monday — Prim© Minis
ter Lloyd George, of Great Britain,
announced that tho P33*16
treaty would be completed by Easter
and 'hat the German diplomats
would- be summoned to appear at
the peaou congress arouuwl the iirst
of M'\y and' sign the document.
Jt has beoom® known that a ser
ious effcrt is being made in the
highest quarters to join together
all the peace treaties with Germany,
Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria, thus
making on^ comnrehensivo treaty
iu which Ct-srniainy would, be liukt j
with the other central j>o\wrs as
their respousible head.
Ir. js known that this eiffort has
been the cause of some dj]ay, yet
the American. and British leaders
here feel that it would save time
in the end, as the inclusion of Aus
tria in su< h a comprehensive
tr^a'y wv>uj I b<> particularly) &e-1
cep table to Italy which has re
sin'ed the conclusion of teruip with
G-enrt'iny in a document which
failed to dt-al with Italy's interests
in Aus'ria.
Laurence, Mass., April 7 — The
paiice and striking textile work
ers had a clash again this morning
and a battle was waged in the
stree's of the nianuifactuiring dis
trict for over an. hour. The strik
ers were armed with guns, clubs
and bricks, and it was not until a
rio» call brought out a large force
ot policemen that the angry crowd
was dispersed.
Several shots were fir d «t City
Marshal O'BrU-u, which were em- j
bedded in the chief's automobile, i
aud during the battle, a near" j
by h">use, in which a wake was be- j
iug hold, was blown ii]> by a bomb
thiowii by oue of the rioters.
The police finally succeeded) in
driving the crowds away, and twen
ty of the ringleaders were Urrested. j
Pa. is, Monday — President Wil
»ou, who is reported by hia physo
cian. Dr. Grayson, to have hail a
uarro* escape from an attack of in
fluenza, is reported; to be m/uoli im
proved today. although he remained
lu fted all day Sunday.
Ih.'s morning- Dr. Grayso.i >o!d
President Wilson that if he con
tinued to improve today as rapidly
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as he did yest'.relay, that ho would,
be permitted to leave his room to- j
morrow. Tin; President is taking
his ccnfiuem. nt in a philosophical |
manner, and although anxious *o
by up and at work on liifl tlwties,!
hp is following his physician'^ ad-|
vice very closely.
The Princess Mary is due to ar
rive in this port early Wednesday ,
mornine, according to advice re-j
ceivt'1 late today by Agent John-!
Fton.
Mr. nmJ" Mrs. 1'. J. Flyun, who.
have been in Tu-oma for sever*! j
weeks relative t>< some legal matters
arc rei>ort*d to l>e home coni
ia<* passengers on the Princess
Mary. j
At Ten—skun.
We have received another lot of
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IS HI OUT PHOBLEII
Washington, April 7 — General
M*rch announced, this morning: that
tlie American forces now serving: im
thi; Archangel section o£ Russia
would be withdrawn by June first.
Gen. March stated that the Al
lied forces in that region are
in no danger. He states that while
the Bolshevik may posses greater
numbers, they are practically help
less on account of transportation
facilities, and' with the winter con
ditions still prevailing they are un
able to move supplies, while the
Allied forces are well supplied,and
hold the fortified positions, where
thev are amply able to protect
themselves.
London, Aprifl 7 — The London
Express prints an article today in
which it pavg that Russia should'
not be dealt with by the Allies.
The Express suggest*!) that the
Allied- nation# withdraw all tioops
from within the Russian and Siber
ian boundaries, and that not anoth
er soldier be sent there, and. that
Russia should; be left to stew in the
juice of Bolselivism.
The Express' editor puggests that
no' another soldier mu£t be sont
to do service at Archangel or else
where iu Russia, and that by leav
ing the Bolshevik to work out its
own problems of government, will
be giving this government tha re
Quired rope with which it eventual
ly by reason of continued strife,
hansr itstflf.
BRKFT EVADERS 10 BE ROUNDED
DP, THEN TRIED ID PISHED
Camp Lewis, Monday — Soldiers
guards left Caimp l^evvia today lor
Montiina where thify will round1 up
draft evaders and bring aJl thosei
who are found back to C^uip Lewis
for 'rial and punishment.
The Local Exemption I>raft board
of Washington, Montana ^nd Op
goii have reported the namea of hun
dreds of slackers, and) it is now the
intention of thi<j government to take
everyone of iheau into custody, and
each will l»e given u trial, amd where
convicted, the slackers will be
punished as provided 1*>- the draft
law.
The influenza situation is rap
idly clearing up in Skagway, and
it. is now only a question of days,
provided' no new cases appear, when
Lbi.4 city will aigain be 100 percent
free o 1 the epidemic.
Fur the past five day® there has
b'-en no now eases reported, and
eac'« day for the paqt five Bome of
thoge who have been afflict- d with
the disease h«e been released from
(luainntine and observation.
Among those who are agaju out
and able to resume their duties or
vocations unobstructed by health
restrictons are Mr. R. Gault and
family, Mrs. Helen Lynch and fam
ily, P. IL Ganty family, Mr.
and Mrs. I^ouis Crepeau amd Owen
Flynn, Mr. Shellor, W. J. Mulvibill
and family, Mr. Henry and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Aden and a
number of others.
Jack Bekert is today reported to
be raoidly improving;. »
ine "•Dove mentioned people nav«
not all had the flu, but on aooourt
of quarantine have beeni denied
freedom, as some one Of tlU'ir re
spective household ihas beien siclc.
It Is belicwd that If there are
no new cases d««veloped within the
coming week that the public schools
may re-open on Monday, April 14.
Yesterday, witjh those mentioned
and others again given their free
dom from quarantine or observation
the down town district assumed a
normal appearance.
.Tc&'ay late reports fiomi th!3
White Pass hospital and hospital
anuex are all favorable, and it only
requires the elapse of the| necessary
five days observation until all that
are coufined in. these two places are
given clean bUlg of health.
Dr. W. G. Gabie, who has been
ill with lumbago and influenza for
seme time, was removed from the
hospital to his home sevieral days
aao, end today ho ja reported to be
progressing favorably, and it is
believed that he *111 be able to be
out within a few d&yis more ajid
again tafce up iiig practice.
LB CUE
Washington, April 7 — The War
Benartment announced this morning
that extensive plansz for the earing
of disabled soldiers in the various
.eoverniiumt hospitals throughout
the cation have been perfected.
The olans provide for the return
ing soldiers after their discharge
from the militay service, and is
mos* elaborate. The m<*n injured)
orerseas, who have not entire
ly recovered, will be brought home
i thi< month, and will immediately
be sent to some hospital near
♦ heir respective homes, and there
nursed baclr to health under tlhe
care of government surgeon^ and
muses.
WILL PUi OUT
50SSE BID DUMPS
Dawson '>"Nesw, March 21— Eu
reka creek Is moving steadily for
vanl wi*ih the winter work. Hill,
Stephens and MaLaggan are piling
out a steady stream of dirt.
Alex Robertson was drifting in
thawed ground and water came in
and shut him off. He is now thaw
ing a ditch for irrouudalulcing.
Theodore Watch, hap the largest
one man dump ever on Eureka, and
is Increasing gteadiy its size. *
Bede, on thie left fork lost his
shaft and drift by the| gflacder taking
possession. He couild not he Btopt
from wofWng and put another phajft
down and at last reports had a
dump bottom in process of for
mation.
Jackson, from Quartz creek, madie
a trip *o Eureka with meat, as
the boys were all too bupy to hunt
antf the game have quit scratching
their sholders on the miners' ca
bins.
When our railroad materializes—
and i» will—wo will have a spur run
to our creek.
Keep the Development is
sue alive and results will ffrow.
Washington, April 7 — As an i
' indication of the, Present helpless
[condition of the Allies' enemy, a$ a
'result of tjio application oE GaaJral
| Fosh's armistice and.' the rules Hs
|provIded therein, Chief of Staff Gen
1 eral Ma rah today revipaled the fact
: 'bat the Allied! military forces now
total thirteen million three hundred'
and sixty thre® thousand men still
under arms against one million one
hundred and twenty five thousand
men atill under arms in the Cen
tral empires.
General March's figures which
have just been made public show
that the Allied cienvobilizzation hMn
been 25 per cent of their armed
force, while the central powers
ha,s been 85 pier aaut.
With these figures to deal with,
it is readily peen that thie Central
powers are in no position to be
come a menace, while the Allies
are in a position to enforce their de*
manrts. >
London. Monday — According to
a despatch reeived here this morn
ing from Budapest, which wag re
layed by way of Berlin, the Hun
garian soviet government at Buda*
pes has been overthrown and tlL®
despatch says that Bela Kun, the
Hungarian foreign minister has
been killed.
Duel, Monday — According to
a Vienna despatch received here
thia morning, a counter •.•evolution
h»<* broken out in Budajjest, and
the Bodsheviki government over
thrown.
The advice says Bela Khm, the
Bolshevist foreign minister is
said to have been assassinated.
wiifiu
10 PIEMSE
Pails, Monday — The Chinese go
eminent has again cabled to Presi
dent Wilson hem© asking him. to use
his influence to «ecuring the n.uli
fication of Japan's twenty one de
mands imuie by that nation in 1915.
NO SOI! FOR
HAMBURGERS
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Hamburg, Monday — The N^tlloa
al convention of the Bavarian Social
Democrats today IreJcL a. session
and voted 42 against changing the
government of Bavaria to a soviet
republic to 8 in favor ofi the change.
Washington, April 7 — A report
just issued by the Department oi
Commerce disclose^ the feet that «
iot o/ seal bonea, wblcii bad bee*
gathered by the natives on St. Paul
and ■>.. Oeorgte Islands, were sold
by the natives to the Bureau ctf
fisheries for ?1,119.00 aod then
wei e resold to a Seattle llria at the
jue'. lipure of ?2,785.00.
Ottawa, April7 — Sir Thomas
Wh'te, acting premier, announced in
thf, house of commons that he had
recti i ed a cablegram from Premier
Borden, who said he had no inten
tion of seeking the position of» am
bassador to Washington. The an
nounceniouQ was receivedf with ap^
plause on the government sid3.
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May the days as well as the years ahead of
i you ever keep fresh in your memory the
appreciation and pride which mere words alone
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