With the Hritisix Army at West
ern Frout, Nov. 15.—Anarchy at
Brussels according to word received
here. The German so'.deris have
revolted and raised the red
a&ove the city and are burning and
plllagiue the town. Many of the
Garman officers have been killed by
their own men aud a terriWe 8'pSe
of rioting Is in progress with little
hope 'curbing the desperate bo1
diers who are almost mad with ex
cesses.
Amsterdam, Friday. — Over nine
ty people have bee® i-il'ed in street
fighta lu Brussels is th$ uunounee
ment made here today. The riots
are particularly fierce and seem to
be growing larsed all the time.
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Washington, Friday.—Mrs. Wood
row Wilson and Miss Jane Addi'-ms cf
Chlc^o, h-vo rn-civej a wireless
appeal from the women of Germany i
a^kia^ that the armistice be modi- (
iied- so as to prevent unspeakable
disaster.
Th© message states that women
and ch'ldren have tieen statins in
Germany for years ai>ti they pray
that tb" condition may be ameliorat
ed and save many liv^s ang. much
misery.
Washington. Nov. I".—The Kaln
bow ?nd New England divisions of
tti» United States army are b.-Iievcd'
llicety to t>e returned to t'i States
before Christinas is the repoit cir
culated atwut the war offi e; trd;*v.
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ffil COLOGNE
London, Friday. — Reports just
receired that Ameritau airmen have
just landed at Coloeue.
ilirliNS
APih LIBlMEII
Paris, Friday.— It is reiortid by
tii0 war office tli;it atout L' ="■ 0 0 A
mericans who were captured by the
Germans were release# on t!>e day
that t> o armistice was signed. This
id all of the United St if s so'diers
who wer captured tip to November
first.
I
Amsterdam, Friday.—Th$ evacua-^
tion of Belgium is expected to be
completed by the end of this week.
The Be!slang are now in posses
sion of Antwerp having occupied
tf.at city today.
TO PURCHASERS OF FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS ON
T IE INSTALLMENT P^AN
V ou 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 Thurtday, the Twenty
first.
BANK OF ALASKA
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SATURDAY «nd SUNDAY
TRI V-Nt.Li: PLAYERS Present WILLIAM DESMOND iiud ENIl>
MARKKA' in
Lieutenant Danny U. S. A
MR. am! MRS. SIDNEY DR EW lu OXE OX HENRY.
MUSIC
VIOLIN, PIANO, DRUMS.
8:30 -o-m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
9b to m fhce
Paris, Nor. 15.—B«lford Soanlo,
i the Italian Forelg® Mlnl»t«r will
1 arrlro In Pa-rla today.
j Lloyd eGorgO; EagUnfl'g Prime
Minister and Count Orlando, the
Italian Premier will follow phrotly,
and on their arrival discussions will^
begin to prepare the Preliminaries
for the peac© conference
JUGG-SLAV PROVINCES ARE ALL
READY 10 FORM THE TREATIES
Waehlngto*. Friday. —Adflc#
j been received her© that a complet©
1 agreement ai to th9 union of the
Jugo-Slar prorlttcea of A.u»tri» with
the kingdom of Strbla, Ua» been
' reached. The agreement prQ>t<Jef tliat
Premier Pa<&itch of Serbia and
delegates from the national coun- j
cil of A gram representing Serbia
and Croats and Slovens of the Aus- 1
tro-Hungari^n Empire representing
the Jugo-Slay provinces, will meet j
and form the treaties
POLICING RUSSIA
10 6E PROBLEM
London, Nor. 14.—Problem# con
nected with the policing: and provi
sioning of Russia and tha Central
Powers hinge primarily upon the
immediate disarmament of the Ger
man 'lee* and the warships he'd' by
Germany and also those under the
control of the Ukrainian government
in the Black Sea.
Warships which are held by the
Bolshevik in the Finnish, gulf must
also be put out of commlsiioa
GERIKANSHURRY
IIP PROGRAM
Paris, Friday. — ffhg American
and French troop* jjava occupied the
advanced forta of Met> and &ra
advancing towards that city. The
Germans are carrying out their era
cuatian faster than was expected
as the last of the German armies
have retired beyond the twrd'ere
France. This wag th0 announce
ment made this afternoon by the
war i tflce, v
Copenhagen, Friday. — it 11J
reportel from Berlin today that the]
Germ* a evacuation of Poland, which!
is in the throea of a revolution has I
Degau and Will be completed «
fast cs th« GorOUn troop* ««i be
moved.
Six Socialists
In New Cabinet
j Berlin, Nor. 18.—Thj cabinet of
the new government a* formed con
I tain* «lx Socialfita.
I'M ADVISES
REVENUE BILL
Washington, Nov. 15.—Se rotary i
of the Treasury William McAdoo i
recommended to the Senate finance
committee today that the revenue j
bill now under consideration be re-i
vised so as to yield six billions of
dollars for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1919, and tli© revenue for
the following year be fixed &t four
billions of dollars.
The expenditures for the year end
ing June 30, 1918 will be eighteen
billiong of dollars less than the es
timate made when the bill was in
troduced.
MALUIXS LEAVING TOR PARIS
Mr. and . Mrs. Henry Maluin and
their daughter, Miss Rene, wiU be
leaviug tonight for Paris which i»
their home.
Mr. ana Mrs. Maluin and their;
daughter have crossed th0 Atlantic
ocean fifteen times, having made the
trip annually §ince Mr. Maluin he
came interested in Atlin mining pro
perty with the exception of last
year. Mr. Maluin hfg crossed the
ocean fifty-four times.
Mr. Maluin will return next year j
and prosecute his work on Otter |
creek where he has a large hydraulic
plant and' which is a producing and j
paying property.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClelland and
their daughter, Betty, will leave to- '
night for Seattle where they will
make their future home.
Mr. McClelland has lived; here
for the past four years and while
herg he and1 his wf-e have been j
prominent in church and social af
fairs as well ag political, as Hr
cCleliaud served Skagw&y as city
clerk for on© year and hag takeo
interest in everything that wag for
the Betterment of the community,
Mr. and Mrs. McClelland will leave
a host of friends who wish them
well in their new fields and there
will always be a chair heside the
fireplace for them in the event of
their return.
"Hygtno" Whole Wheat Flour
for "Hygienic Bread91
A Wb*l« wk«*t fleur with all the substance in it. 1
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P. H. GANTY
REllOLI GEIIli BEYOND CONTROLI
AND MAY IURH INTO 80LSHEVKISM
London, Friday. — A nrtj, of
deep anxiety Is Struck iH all of
the newspapers today In coiuirenfing
on tli9 situation la Germany.
A fear la espresed l^at th$ un
rest may develop Into Bo'sheviklsm
thg same ag prevails in Russia.
Many editorials appear todRf of
President WHson'g attitud0 fcl»
counsel is hailed with uaftuln:*ui
approval and' hi3 warning that "hua
gor leads to madness" i» touching »
vital chord.
rtafafyrau-iia^ n svqkss xwmaBMOi
Pershing Presents Medal To Haig
JenMi, Not. If-—I* th» ni^a
of "reildwil Woodrow Wlleon today
General Joha Perilling conferred.'
on Marshal H»lg tha Amerlcau dls
tingulshed eorrlco
The presentation wag m&ls txififc1#
o largo congregatlonl or »ol<li«r#
and. was an. tmPresilr®
WANT IDE 815
CHIEFS PRESENT
"W»«hlnjto«( Friday. — A Jo'nt
resolution wa§ introduced in the
house today by Representative Fo s
of Ohio, providing for an invitatioi
bein«r gent to Marshal Foch, Mrshaal
Haig, Generals Pershing' and' Diaz to
th« international peace cleebrailon
that '» planned for next July.
HOLLAKBFACES
POLITICAL 1
Loadon, Friday.—Thg thri.atoning
attitude of the extremists In Hol
land. who demanded the ab
dication of Queen Wllhelmina (s
causing great anxiety at the Hague.
A government proclamation says
that h crisis U approaching.
Crown Prince
Is In Holland
Washington, Nor. 15.—Serjtaty
of State Robert Lansisn ghas been
notified officially that the ex-Crown
Prince o' Germany if now also in
terned la Holland.
Ptris, Friday.—Au America* eo*
mission consistine; of six Unlt#8
Stateg officers and nineteen
commanded' by Major Genera? Rl:ode#
will leave tomorrow for the G«rma«
headquarters. They go *udar
termg of tho armlstic#.
London, Not. 15-—A t®
thp war office today States tbM
the tjattlesbip Konigsberg hti
to sea with the Workmen'* a*d Sol
diers' Plenepotentia: ies w!o ar« t»
meet with the repre»entatiYM o|
the British admiralty.
Mrs. leathering Barry i» reroittl
today aa being Tory ill. Mrs. Barry
is at 'he home oi her d&ugLtsri Mrt
P. S. Murray and liafi beeu ®n In
valid for mauy years. Pf. Qabi*
is in attendance.
Mrs. Bailey of Whity Pa<| !| at
the White Pass hospital umd«er trf8**
me'it • rr rheumatism.
The Three Juuef.ii guests at th*
Hospital Amux under «;r eir»i»
are all well and et'joylrg tUm
selves.
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