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Cordova, Alaska.
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TAKES SHAKE 1SSI K
ON AKMEM AN Hi ES I ION
NEW YOKE. July 10— Yahan Car
dashian. of tin* American Committee
for the Independence ot Armenia tak
es issue with the recent statement ot
Hamad Kerid Pasha, Premier of Tur
key and brother-in-law of the Sultan,
as cabled from Constantinople. The
Turkish Premier stated that the pro
vinces of Van. Eitlis and Mosul, said
to be claimed by the Armenians have
only five percent of Armenians ami
that the leadeis «»t the lurkish Na
tionalist movement were not really
Turks but adventurers from other
countries. Concerning this Mr. Car
dashian says:
••\Ve do not claim Mosul. That is a
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Alaskan Engineering Commission
Trains leave and arrive at Seward a
follows:—
s'-ot* A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
tor Roosevelt, Tunnel, Oirdwc *d
Anchorage. Arrive 4:i>5 I*. M. Mon
day and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mor.day
and Friday at A. M. for
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houstou, Tal
Keetna. and on Wednesday at K:30
A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and
Chickaloon.
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pa t of Mesopotamia.
la the provinces of \ an, Bitlis and
Ki7.emm there was in 11*14, a lurk
and Kurd population of .>.>1,000 as
against 5M.000 Armenians. Today,
then* is a Turk and Kurd population
of only 1*6.000 in those three provinces
ami possibly 1.000 or 5.000 Armenians.
But there are 2*0.000 Armenians from
those provinces who have taken io
fugo within the boundaries of the Ar
menian republic. And also over <5,000 j
Armenians from these provinces are ,
to he found in other contiguous re
gions.
“Mustafa Kemal, < lurkish Nation
alist leader) whom the Grand \ izier
presents as a Jew, was born a Tuik (
;md his parents were from Saloniki
and were Deunmes, that is converts,
as were the parents of Talat and
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BEULAH B. WILSON, Oph. D.
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ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
Fifty pair of very best stock of blue
loxes for sale from our Long Island
Ranch, either in pairs or will furnish
foxes of either sex. Can ship in Octo
ber or November. Prices given on ap
plication.
jy 13 KODIAK FOX FARM
KODIAK. ALASKA.
Djavid. Rustem, whom no presents as
1.1 Pole, is of Polish extraction as En
vcr. He is a Moslem, was the lurkisli
! Ambassador in Washington in 1913
I and was the director of Turkish pro
I pagatula during the Great War. I* uad,
l do not know who lie is. But, the ma
jority of the Turks are of foreign ex
traction. Of the 33 Grand Viziers up
to 1909 seventeen were of foreign ex
traction."
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BATH CURES ADVANCE
PRAGUE. Czecho Slovakia, July 10
— The tariffs for the famous baths of
Carlsbad. Marienbad and -Franzenbad
are to be greatly increased, according
to a plan now under consideration.
The tax for the cure will range from
20 to 500 Czech crowns. Nationals of
countries on a crown basis may pay
in crowns, but foreigners such as Brit
ish. French and others on a higher
currency basis will pay in proportion.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDING
BIG ROBBERY IS CLEARED
up— men under arrest
BERLIN, July 10— The mystery
surrounding the robbery of 00,000,000
Rumania lei (foimerly worth about 19
cents each) of four soldiers, who ueie
assigned to the task of guarding pap
er money anil treasure which was
stored in the Spandau capital has been
cleared up.
The men, who were drafted for
Army service and subsequently as
signed to garrison duty, jointly plott
ed the robbery eventually carried it
' out and then disappeared.
They were recently discovered liv
ing comfortable lives as small truck
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gardeners or extravagant gamblers.
On being questioned the men ad
mitted that the Rumanian currency
had been disposed of through Russians
and Rumanians, who infest the cafes
and speculator’s haunts in the vicinity
of the railway stations of Berlin.
The men experienced heavy losses
in disposing of the 1,000 lei notes for
speculators would only pay 250 marks
for them and they also claim that they
are no longer in possession of any of
the 60,000,000 fund notes.
The origin of the Rumanian money
not yet explained, hut at the time of
the robbery it was stated it comprised
the German army treasure which was
transported back from Rumania.
A Berlin afternoon paper states'
that the money “was printed in Ger
many and destined for the use of
Mackensen in his Rumanian campa
ign.”
The robbery took place at the fam
ous Julius tower at Spandau where
the German war treasure was stored.
The names of the four men who have ^
been arrested in connection with the t
if fair are Kuhn, Wenta, Elssner and
Vschages. The first named is said to
'<• the leading spirit of the quartet
»nd he and Elssner quietly retired in
‘o the country on their respective
shares of the robbery.
i
It was through Peschges who, hav
ing spent his share of the robbery in
| riotous living and was subsequently
arrested on a charge of burglary that
the whole affair came to light. The
police caught Wenta just as he was
ibout to emigrate with his family.
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JOHNNY MUST WATCH
STEP, SAYS HIS WIFE
John L. McGinn, will have to watch
a is >tep. Mrs. Elsa S. McGinn, the
charming and accomplished wife of
the popular Alaska lawyer, has been
elected chief of police, head of the
health department and custodian of
the jail at San Mateo, California, a
fashionable suburb of San Francisco.
Mrs. McGinn was selected by the
town tmstees on recommendation of
the Woman’s club, which organiza
tion she is the president.
Alaskans returning from San Fran
cisco declare the first official pro
clamation of the chief of police was to
the effect that John L. McGinn was
to keep his many Alaskan friends out
of San Mateo after 9 p. m. The Mc
Ginns are well known in Alaska,
where Mr. McGinn practiced law for
many years.
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BRITISH GOODS ARE
TO BE ADVERTISED
LONDON, July 10— The depart
ment of overseas trade is despatching
an official “Trade Circus” to tour the
British dominions to advertise British
goods. Those to Far East, South Am
erica and the Uunited States are post
poned because manufacturers cannot
work off present manufacturers, says
the American chamber of commerce
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