CROWN PRINCE RACK IN GERMANY
BIG ALASKA APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED
FORMER GERMAN GROWN PRINCE ESCAPES
FROM HOLLAND, RETURNS TO GERMANY
PAItIK. June 26—Paris was elect rifled today by the* receipt m official
advices by the French Foreign Office announcing that Frederick William
nmont In Holland and has entered derman.v.
eluding the vigilance of the Holland government and entered derman.v some
The Peace Gonforenco lias been plainly .stirred by this unexpected
news and regards it as on event, of considerable significance in view of the
Herman recalcitrancy regarding tho peace settlements.
Although plainly disturbed by tho development, members of the con
ference assert that they do not believe that any but a few of the monarchist
idictionaries are likely to gather around him. Members of the various
delegations express the view that the aims which have led him t<> return to
Germany will receive little support from the people
THE NEW RAINIER BEVERAGE ON DRAUGHT AT THE NEVADA
SEC. LANE SECURES
1? MILLIONS FOR THE
ALASKA RAILROAD
Special to tho Nugget By the Associated I’rcss.
SEATTLE, June 26— A Seattle Post Intelligencer Washington special
today says Secretary of the Interior Franklyn K. Lane has requested the
Senate to increase the appropriation for Alaska railway construction this year
to a total of twelve million ddhars.
•lame hys asked Pie Senate to substitute twelve millions for Ih. road
instead or the two millions granted by the House or Representatives.
In urging the increase of the fund lame Informed the Senate Appropria
eompletion of the road. R.v spending twelve millions during the present
calendar year and an additional four million, four hundred and seventy five
appropriation sought by Lane and it is believed that the House will not
WASHINGTON, June 26—In reporting the Sundry Civil Appropriation
atructlon on the Alaska government railway to a total of twelve million
eight thousand dollars.
The increase by the Senate committee was made at the request of
Secretary of the Interior lame, who recently urged an increase on the score
that it will enablfe the early completion of the road and work a considerable
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BERLIN IN TURMOIL
MOBS FIGHT TROOPS
Special lo The Nome Nugget by The Associated Dress.
LONDON, June 26—Holland advices announce that disorders are in
creasing in Berlin anil the city is again in a turmoil. Serious engagements
have developed between tin- government troops and street mobs during tie
past Kew days in which many have been killed and wounded.
Many of tlie streets are reported barricaded and fighting is almost
constant in some localities.
Deports reaching Amsterdam assert that the city government is entirch
powerless to control tlie* situation and only the presence' of government troops!
bus prevented a resumption of the stale of anarchy prevailing during the
early days of the revolution.
RUMORED KAISER PLANS j
RETURN TO GERMANY
Special to The Nugget by The AssocLttrJ press
WASHINGTON, June 26 The government has learned on excellent
authority that the former German kaiser may attempt to return to German v
when the peade treaty is signed, despite the fact that the peace document
contains provisions which bind Germany to turn him over t«> an Allied tri
bunal for trial on the charge of violations of international law.
Tito view iH held among government officials that it is possible that
the return ot the former German crown prince to Germany is connected
with some plan of the German military caste to cause a military situation
within Germany of such character as will einharass the Allies itf making the
peace treaty effective.
The return of the former heir to the throne is looked upon here as a
certain indication that some plan is tinder; way which has a direct hearing
on the peace settlements, although its character cannot be even faintly sur
mised at present.
The view is held in some quarters (but his presence in Germany may re
sult in a pre-emtory demand by the Allies for his surrender.
VANCOUVER STRIKE EXPECTED TO END FRIDAY NOON.
Special to Tno Nugget by The Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, June 26— ft is probable that the sympathetic general
strike here will be ended Friday noon as a result of the ending of the Winni
peg strike yesterday. .
Hundreds of the local workers have returned to their labors since the
news arrived that the Winnipeg strike had been called off and there is every
prospect that the strike committee will suspend the walkout following the
meeting of the labor council this evening.
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GERMAN DELEGATES
TO LEAVE BERLIN FOR
VERSAILLES TODAY
Special to The Koine Nugget 1>y The Associated Press.
PAWS. June 2« - The Poa«e fonfen-n. e has b.-en semi-..Mi, , , lb jn
the new plenipotentiaries have not been received as yet. although it is
Herman Meuller and one or two others,
arrangements for the signing of the tre?it> Suturdax
- .. German Peace Delegation to Start for Paris Friday.
Minister Herman Meuller and Colonial Minister Dr^lVIl haxe been named •.
will arrive Saturday.
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