The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-26
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NY WORD pur ITS AWFUL


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 ... women o. the lower ...-- indicated ly the testimony a--. l...3 today ar the triar .5 s'3. Ea G-an. i serving woman -e = as-.l vl,h au attempt tc e...nf .. chapel ot Hamrsted
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 REFUSE TO ENLIST LAPS.
 h+G&ieH CITY. May la The rc- fHH + g#ra=r= il this c-ty that f.-=.. ale es .aoa laps iu Mexico who a.. a.t5.iH1 She o#uorIuu ty to take |. arms a-#.a= the Hnerta gov. s.# #t Fr- r1rurts state that an eae' t =zsiauar Was made to Gz..s. C#r..uza a"d 10 other rebel =H-#.g=. ,= that the JaPs were t1=a. 3e=s .y eteh of the chief. =sHs
 THs las. Al oE whom are trained ia =sad.a~ desired ,o enlist in a #ef- z thought that this fa=t Aa1 G=A '4 do with the re
 t# s' H# e"r ef a'd. the lead =H+HH H+5E caring tina such an -o85a bring abou, immediate ff.e @a- or s.4teS fHrher that the t- H=aaIa ra join he ranks of tre seHe n 2 Iody. have deter #lHrE sa .pHse as individuals. to EE5.t E Ha# fHe5e $ 10 serious oh. ie8t.at sa loog as tho enlistment E Hhstsd eter the country gen. orally
 Tne provisional government is cons srfa.f worried over the s.tua- tiGa aud aather developments are st5.taJ =zA anxiety
 FAMOUS LINKS THREATENED. ST ANHHEAS. Scotland May 2o. -TNtr. fs oon,fcrualion 'n the rank n. d.. gaItgrs n consequence af fha HAle.tsu#I destruction of the ga5t I-H HeaH which the worlds : a@de1= sHam#jaa~hp games are hgaa'e5 h take place next week. Tim thf.a tt5 aeea made by the militant sutT1ze5t.s tha the links I b. -tfoze1 and The authori- tiaS have aa-H appealed to in the hope that tH" women can he pre- xeated ffa@ carrF ng on their threats
 ESShD PAsHA AsSAsslNATED. PARIS. Nav 2o According to ad, vices received today Es~ad Pasha, he Turkish commander who held Seatari against the Montenegrins, ha- 4taa assassinated by his follow CTS.
 After Sarrtuaeriug Scutari to the yie.ofieHs Montencgrns the Turkish commandc~ l..l his army through Albania in m endeayor to establish himself as ruler of the new na- ton.
 LAPS GREATLY PEEVED.
 
 nouHgcmeu, ot Governor Johnson's az ion on the alien land ownership bill has been received with regret hy the Japanese government, and there is intense feel ng against the United States in many parts Of Japan The frs news of the gov crnor'a approval of the bill was contained in the special editions of the newspapers which were publ sh- cd las night mmei ately upon re- ceipt of the iuformation. Mass meetings were held at a number of cities and there was much talk of N,r. Since last night, however he government has succeeded in pac-fying the people and the hos tile demonstrations have ceased. al though considerable inhammatory discussion is indulged in still.
 WANT BIC LOAN.
 MEXICO CITY. May 21 = The Mexican ratiorll congress has au, -hori2cd Provisional President Huer ta 10 make arran@ements for the regot alton of 2 national loan of S1o1.o00.G"o with interest at the rate of six per cent.
 The finances of the government are at low ebb just at present and without such loan as con templated it is considered doubtful if he federal government will be able to restore peace to the country
 ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
 FDINBJ RGH, Scotland, May 21.- Through he explosion of suf fra@ctte bomb n the west dome of the Royal Observatory at an early hour this morning. damage to the eX.ent of many thousands of dollars was accomplished. The chief loss in the injury 10 valuable instru- mems, several Of which were dam a@eH beyond repair.
 Although susp cion points strongly 10 the militant suffragettes as the perpetrators of the outrage, there is absolutely no clue as to the identity of the culprts.
 PIONEERING MESSAGE.
 TOKYO. May 2f.-There have been no further developments in the anti-al,en law question, and it is "eaerally believed now that the mat ter will he smoo he'd over entirely within short time.
 The foreign office. to which was submitted the note of reply received his week from Secretary Bryan is still pondering over the message Of evnlangtisn and ii is uncerta I