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PA] 28—A S says that because
of the food situation in Vusti ia-Hungary and the many
disorders, mi expected to be declared.
AMSTERDAM, lu el - Bi lapest advices say Dr.
Alexander Wekerlo, ! 111 a 'ian Premier, in the lowei
C nditions.
The Pr< ■ ; cease 1
to worn and the i scores oi newspapers
cause reg ret a > > 1 e spri ad i g oi raise rumors \\ hicli onl\ fan
-ned the agita i oi g the working people.
TWO 1HOUSAND ( ONDEMMED TO DIE.
PARIS at rebellion out
breaks have occurred among the garrisons at Gyor and
1VC>, Hungary. y involved in the
mutiny, have been condemned to death.
Both Austria and Hungary are affected by the revo
lutionary movement whir i is said to lie progressing on'a
large scale. In Austria the spirit of revolt is believed to be
strong and army demonstrations are reported in numer
ous cities.
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WASHINGTON, June i - . plans being con
sidered forexte id to Russia in an effort
tc bring herback nio the war. Before any plans are put
into operation a consultation between America and the
Allies will be held. It is one plan to send seeds and agricul
tural implements and other means of rehabilating the
country and acccuiim ying them with sufficient forces to
safeguard them from falling into the hands of Germans.
This rests upon the approv;! of the Allies and the consent
of the Russian people.
KERENSKY'S VISIT IS IMPORTANT.
LONDON, June 28— Kerensky, former Prime Min
ister of Russia, who arrived here yesterday, is on a miss
ion in England, and it is also hi, purpose to visit America,
to inform the people of the two countries, especially the
influential Russians, the ions in Russia. Ker
ensky's mission is with a view of procuring Allied Aid.
According to Chief M. Xabokoff, in charge of the Defense
affairs of the Russian Embassy here, he believes that the
Russians will soon return and enter the war.
Kerensky, addi e bor Conference here this
morning said. “I bear witness that the Russian people nev
er will recognize the Brest Litovsk treaty."
Kerensky added that Russia was bending under Ger
man insults and bleeding from every pore but still opposed
the enemy invasion.
* WASHINGTl - The Agricultural commit
tee of the Senate has agreed upon an amendment to the
eleven billiondollar emergency agricultural appropriation
bill, providing for national prohibition. Under this amend
-inent the manufacture and sale of whisky and wines is
prohibited after June 30th, 1919, and the manufacture and
sale of beer, three months after final approval of the bill
by the President.
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r Every Coat Should Have a Silver Lining
Today Is The Day To Make Good.
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CAMPAIGN FOR SAVING STAMPS
WASHINGTON, June 28— The intensive nation wide
campaign for the purchase of war saving and thrift
stamps will close tonight with observances in every com
munity in the States and Territories. Today has been Nat
ional Savings day. Treasure McAdoo called upon every
true patriot to join the army of savors before the night.
GERMAN ATTACK IS
SHAPING ALONG TH.
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NEW YORK, June 28— The Associated Press says
this forenoon that with the return of almost normal con
ditions on the Italian front, there being no indications
that the Austrians will launch another offensive immed
iately, future interest centers on the Western front. A re
sumption of an offensive by the Teutons on the Western
line is imminent. The Germans are trying out artillery to
test the stability of the British and French positions in
varous sectors from Flanders to Marne.
The Germans are apparently resigned to the loss to
the Americans of Belleau woods, northwest of Chateau
Thierry as no counter atacks have been made in an endev
or to regain lost ground.
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NEW YORK, June 2S— Lute this afternoon the Asso
ciated Press says there is no outward indication as to the
time and place of the next Geran stroke. Artillering is vio
lent south of Arras and south of the Aisne river. Possibly
the Germans may strike in that sector.
SLOCK SUFFRAGE
VOTE IN SENATE:
WASHINGTON, June 28 — The
Senate suffrage leaders have virtually
decided upon the indefinite postpone
ment of the Senate vote on the Wo
man's suitrage amendment resolution
which was blocked yesterday. The lead
ers are ready to abandon the plan to
force a vote next week and with hold
action until after the congressional
recess.
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BASEBALL GAME
ON FOR SUNDAY
According to present plans there
will bo a game of baseball next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 sharp. The town
nine needs much work to put the mem
bers in trim for the big game on the
Fourth and the Soldiers are also in
need of diamond work. The game Sun
ckiy will ..be a . good workout for both
nines. All regular members of the
town nine are asked to report prompt
ly at 2 o’clock on the diamond ready
for the umpire’s call for play half an
hour later.
MILITARY UNIT
i TO HAVE DRILL
TOMORROW NIGHT
Owing to the War Savings day
m'cting to be held tonight at the Arc
tii Brotherhood Hall the regular week
ly drill of the Seward Military Unit
wjll be held tomorrow night. All mem
b<rs are ..requested to be on hand to
m>rrow night to make arrangements |
fo* participation in the parade on the
Flurth.
WEATHER FORECAST
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The weather forecast for .tonight
aid tomorrow is unsettled, increasing:
wnds and warmer.
Head the Gateway..
LONDON, June 28— A Copenhagen, dispatch says
that unconfirmed reports state that the Bolsheviki govern
merit at Moscow has been overthrown and General Korn
iloff, supported by the Germans,has captured that city.
Grand Duke Nicholas has been proclaimed Emperor
and Premier Lenine named Minister of War.
Trotsky is reported to have fled to the Murmane coast
Copenhagen newspapers today carry Berlin dispatch
es that it is believed in Germany that the Bolsheviki will
be overthrown shortly in Russia.
LONDON, June 28— It is reported that General Kal*
edines, assisted Gen. Korniloff to capture Moscow. Both
of these generals had previously been reported as having
been killed.
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PARIS, June 28— Several squadrons of enemy air
planes penetrated the defenses of Paris early this morning
Anticraft batteries violently shell the airplanes. Only sev
-eral bombs were dropped and the material damage is
• slight. Only a few victims have been reported.
PARIS , June 28— Eleven were killed and fourteen
injured in the raid last night by enemy planes upon thein
ner defenses.
GOLD MINING
INDUSTRY IS
TO SEEK AID
SEATTLE, June 28 — A Post-In
this morning’s paper says that at Del
telligencer special from Washington in
cgate Sulzer’s instance, representa
tives of gold mining states and terri
tories meet today to consider legisla
tive needs of the gold mining industry.
Bait L. Thaen head of the Jackling pro
perties in the United States and Alas
ka is to be in attendance, An attempt
will be made to frame legslation for
the relief of industry which is threat
ened with reduction of output because
of no advance in price while the cost of
production is mounting steadily.
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WEATHER ON R. R.
The following is the report of weath
er conditions along the railroad receiv
ed to 7 o'clock this morning:
Anchorage, f>0, Pt. cloudy, calm.
Girdwood, 48, cloudy, calm.
Matanuska, 58 cloudy calm.
Talkeetna 47 cloudy calm.
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SEATTLE, June 28 — The following
were the fish quotations today at noon:
halibut, thirteen and three quarters i
cents, sable, seven cents; ling and red
cod, three cents.
ARE
ACTIVE
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HALIFAX, June 28 — Twenty four
sailors from the steamer Dwisk, sub
marined off the Atlantic coast, have
landed here. The sailors drifted eight
days and survived on a small quantity
of bread and water.
A GULF POUT, June 28 — It is re
ported here late this afternoon that the
British steamer Atlantian has been
submarined. The steamer is carrying
munitions. The casualties, time and
place of the disaster .is unknown.
CONGRESSIONAL
PARTY TO VISIT
THE BATTLEFIELD
WASHINGTON, June 28 — Another
congressional party, consisting of ten,
leaves next week on a visit to the bat
tlefront to be absent during July and
August.