The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-24
NEWS BY CABLE

J ubSC hoNoStltS oCilNi eii iNpis ing to many would be evaders says that all must register.
 NEW YORK. May 22.-The Jew ish Daily Forward received a cablegram from Petrograd today telling of an unsuccessful attempt made this morning to assassinate War Minister kerensky.
 LONDON, May P. The War office announced that with the exception of a mile reach the British now hold the Hindenberg line from point of Bullecourt to Arras.
 Washington, May P. - The Federal Trade Commission has recommended to Congress that the government fix the price of coal and regulate the entire in- dustry.
 Washington, May P. = The Italian Commission, headed by Prince Undine and William Mar conf have arrived in Washington.
 Seattle, May 22.-Logan Bill through his counsel. has asked that his case be postponed until after the war in order that he may join the aviation corps. :.
 Rio Janeiro, May g. - The president has sent a message to congress recommending a reso- lution for decree of neutrality in the war between the United States and Germany. 1t is eX- pected that Congress will accept the resolution by a large ma5ori- ty.
 Buenos Aires, May 22.-Dis- patches from Rio Janeiro today indicate that Brazil is very near to war with Germany.
 Rome, May 22.-Italian troops have made material gains near Gorizia.
 ATLANTA, May P. A three million dollar fire occurred in the residential section of the city this morning. Five thousand are des- titute.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Si- mon Lake. according to the Philadelphia Press. has invented a sub merchantmen of eight thous- and tons which it is claimed is a complete answer to U-boats and non- -sinkable.
 Washington, May 23.-Presi- dent Wilson today reappointed L. T. Erwin United States Mar shal for the Fourth division of Alaska
 Washington, May 23. - The board today told J. T. Gregory of Tacoma that a hun dred or more wooden ships would be built on the Pacific coast.
 NEW YORK, May 21.- The steamship Mongolia which sailed for Europe carrying a Red Cross unit returned to an American port today with two dead nurses. The gun crew were practicing when shell fired from after starboard gun ricocheted from surface water and took a centrifugal motion. Pieces of the missile returned to the deck killing Mrs. Edith Ayres and Miss Helen Burnett Woods, both of Chicago.
 OYSTER BAY, May 21. -CoL. Roosevelt announced today that the men who volunteered to serve with him in France are absolved from connection with the move ment, and that the only course open to them now is to enter the military service in some other way.
 NEW YORK, May FIR. Rim telin, David Lamar, and Henry P. Martin were found guilty of having conspired to disrupt mu- nitions traffic of the entente al. lies.
 STOCKHOLM, May 21. - The Swedish steamers Vesterland, Aspen and Vixen carrying grain from England to Sweden were sunk, eight persons perishing.
 WASHINGTON, May 21. - The National Geographic society ex- petition, headed by Robert F.. Griggs of the Ohio State Univer- sitY, will sail for Seattle May 28, to continue the Katmai eruption investigation. "
 CHR1sTIANA, May 23.-Three more Norwegian merchant ships were sunk by German subma- rines, bringing the relations be,