HLIIiBTS SINK
HI IMP
Berne, Saturday*. — The Ce man
warship Wiesbaden re'usid to sur
render to the revolutionists and
tried to escape iuto neutral waters.
It was pursued and torpedoed by
the revolutionary battleships aud
tho pnt're crew of 330 men jieiished.
This is a reyort uubiished in the I-o*
kai Anzeiger of Berlin.
Copenhagen, Saturday. —A Ber
lin dispatch says that in the fight*
that tcok place in Berlin which
marke.i the overthiow of the I»i
perial government tnere were over
on© nuudred peopl<» killed. The
dead were buried in the Friederrich"
strasse church >'ard.
HliSS GRATEFUL
10 PfitS.W!lS0N
Berlin, Saturday. — The fo"ow
lng dispatch was wirelessed to Sec
retary of^sute Lansing of the I'nit
el Slates yesterday. "T:ie Ger"
mac government and the German
people have gratefully taken cogni
zance of the f:*ct that President
Wilson is ready to consider favor
ably the sending of food to Ger
many. '•
TERM BEING!
CARRIED OUT
Paxis. Saturday. — The naval
terms of the German and Austrian
armistices are being carritd 0llt ra*
pidly i< the re!K>rt given out today
by the war office.
A White Pass train If ft this
momin? carrying mi'ii an£. perish
able^ for the interior.
Berlin, Nov. —L\> tor ?o'f has
sent a wireless message to Presi
dent Wilson, requestirg him to in- |
tervene in favor of tlie German |
civilians remaining in Turkey.
Washington, Saturiia. — General j
March announced today that or- '
ders bave been issued for tl'e ."rad- .
ual demobilization of nil ti-o< ps in
this country.
The total number now still here j
amounts to one million eipnt hutr ,
dred thousand'.
Deputy Marshal U'rly ;eeived
a letter from his v. tie thi? mi rning
informing him that she is fitting i
along famously and has now al- |
most recovered from her 1* te ill"
ness.
TO PURCHASERS OF FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS ON
THE INSTALLMENT P..AN
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 Thurtday, the Twenty
first.
BANK OF ALASKA.
GE0RGE:M0WL. Proprietor
SATURDAY and Sl'XDAY
TRIANGLE PLAYERS llvseut WILLIAM DESMOND and ENID
Eats u £ MAREKY in
Lieutenant Danny U. S. A
MB. MRS. SIDNEY I>K EW in ONE OX HENRY.
MUSIC
VIOLIN, PIXNO, DRUMS
8:30 -n.m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
LANG if HEAD AMERICAN
DELEGATI01 ABOUND PEACE TABLE
Washington, Nov. 16. — While
there is much talk In Washington
regarding the President's £Wing to
Paris the indications point to Sec
retary Lansing as the ma"
will be the head of the United
States ueace delegation.
Todav an expression of th« na
tion's proud esteem was cabled
to General Pershing for the Amerl
' c&n army by secretary of War Ba
ker. '.Hi |j
Mr. Baker promised tliat the \var
[ department would' do all In its pow
i er to expedite the eMy return Of
th© expeditionary forces so that the
[country may welcome its soldiers
home. * 1 I IB
MUST HAVE FOOD
OR FACE FAMINE
London, Nov. 16.—A dispute!)
from Berlin today states that Ger
many wants to send a delegation
to the United States, to plead ior
food and Dr. Solf in another wrie
less to Secretary Lansing askg the
President's permission to Bend buc1»
a commision immediately and to
lay before the United* States gov
ernment the famine conditions that
now confront Germany.
[
Ne* York, Saturday. — Herbert.
Hoover before sailing for Europe
today announced that the American
people would, not nave to deprive
themselves of a mouthful of food
in order to feed Germany.
Paris, Nov. 16. — Arrangements
are bQing completed for the A"
merican Food Administrator Her
bert Hoover who is now on the way
over here to proceed to Germany
and Austria in connection with the
food conditions.
He will go to Germany and Aus
tria soon after his arrival here.
Pi USX DELEGATE MISSING
Nomp, — Reports from Interior
Alaska say that Frank Waakey, Al
aska's first delegate to congress, is
missing. Nothing has been heard
from him since he took the trail
over the snow last spring from Mar
shall to the seen# of a new
gold- strike in the Good News bay
country. * .f j
Waskey is a veteran of Alaska
snow trails and when he left had a
.good dog team and plenty of sup
plies.
Though anxious about him, his
friends believe they will hear from
him eventually.
London, Saturday, —Preliminary
discussion wa$ hel^f last night ov
er of 'be German fleet at Rosyth on
the Firth or Forth in Scotland' be
tween Admiral Beatty and the dele
gates from the German Soldiers and
Sailors Council and Vice_Admira
Meurer of the German navy.
GEM iSf
BE ORDERLY 10
OA® TERMS
Berlin, Nov. 16. — Chn&cellor
Ebert in a public speech today stat
ed "If we can carry out our work
for six or eight weeks, new Ger
i
many's future is iassure<i and we
also tan hope to obtain conditions
of peace relatively favorable. But
if our adversaries can establish
that anarchy reigns among us they
will dictate conditions that will
annihilate Germany's political
life.''
iisral in
PREPAREDNESS
London, Saturday.—A writer for
j the military wireless service says "It
i Is evident that we must remain pre
| pared1 for possible hostile action on
| thg part of certain elements of
j the enemy forces. The mere f®c'
.that an armistice can be terminated
by either side by giving forty eight
hours notice necessitate our being
' fully prepared.
NOME RESIDENTS Hit AVE
STORM FOR ORCHESTRA
Nome, Oct. 30. — To get musi
cians for a farewell dance given de*
i parting soldiers here recently,
Nome's coast guard crew put a life
boat through a heavy surf during
j a storm and' brought ashore the or
chestra of a government vessel .ly*
ing in the roadstead off thetown.
Scores of Nome's residents braved
tile elements to stand on the beach
and watch the boat make the trip.
The musicians were landed wthout
a wetting.
James J. Kennedy, the clotnier,
left 'b's morning for Portland, Ore.,
and will perhaps continue his jour
ney as far as Camp Dodge where
his brother George is stationed. In
that event he will also go ta St
Paul where he hag large dealings
with the wholesale houses of that
city.
"Hygeno" Whole Wheat Flour
tor "Hygienic Bread"
A Whsle wh«at flour with all the substance in it.
Try a 50 lb Sack at $3.00 or a 10 lb Sack at 75 cents
I
V ov may buy this flour without substitutes •
I
P. H. GANTY
With the American Troops in
| France, Saturday. — Hundreds of
American prisoners who hare been
' released by the Germans are Pour
j ing across our lines. Many
[ them have walked for twenty four
hours In freezing weather with
little food. They said that when
the Germans evacuated they left!
them on their own resources. The
arrivals include troops from Texas,
Ohio, Illinois, Michigan,, Wiscon
sin California and Waahlngton.
None of the men have overcoats
and they wear a motley collection,
of clotning, 6ome of them wearing
German uniforms and many of them
have been working in sawmill^ and
on farms. j
ADMIRALS WILL MELT 11 SEA
TO ARRANGE ARMISTICE TERMS
London, Saturday,—Thg German
cruiser Konigsberger which is car
rying the German delegates to ar
range a naval terms armistice will
6© met by British warships this
afternoon and will be escorted to
the point at gea where the German
delegates will meet Admiral Sir
vl4 Beatty, the commander of the
I British grand fleet. _!
BELGIANS ARE
IH BRUSSELS
Paris, Saturday, — The Belgium
advance guards entered Brussels
this morning as the German troops
moved out on Friday.
The people are jubilant and
happy at the re-oocupaticn ef
their city. • • » 1 j
SEND SAMPLES OP
ALASKA STRAWBERRIES
Post-lnte!ligencer, Oct. 30,—C. H.
Anwav of Haines, Alaska .known
througnout Southeastern Alaska as
the "Strawberry King of Alaska."
hag sent to th-s Alaska bureau of
tho Seattle Chamber of Commerce
and Commercial Club some remark
able exhibition samples of his fa
mous Derries and equally noteworthy
apples, this year's crop having
been highly satisfactory.
It '8 not uncommon for the ber
ries if the Haines district to reach
unusually large size, often as large
as eight inches in circumference.
The ones on exhibition at the
Chamber of Commerce run about six
to the one pound box, and seem
equal in every way to the best Waeli
ington berries.
WANTS LEAGUE
London, Nov. 16.—In a speech
last night General Smith, who rep'
resent-^ the South Africa War Coun
cil advocated a league of nations
to enforce peace of the world. Ho
stated) that the enemy countries are
requesting the helping hand of the
Allies. ' !,
ARMY QUICKLY
Washington, Saturday.—The dis
charge of troops in the United.
States will bg at the rate of thirty
thousand a <tay. No more troops
will be sent over seas. These an
nouncements were made by the war
department today .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mi ler ieft
today for Vancouver where they
will fcpeud the 11^£L_;===
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The Autumn and Winter woolens recently sent us by
E. V. Price & Co.
are the handsomest ever shown in this city and reasonably priecd
Select
Yours
Today
and have your Autumn clothes
made up for future delivery to suit
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