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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21
CHARGED WITH ATTACK
ON l4-YEAR-OLD GIRL

Charged with attacking fourteen
year-old Iottie Henry daughter or
II. 3 Henry, a HeuriCo citizen, Lee
Seay has been lodged In the Henrico
county Jail and will come before Mag
istrate Furyear Friday morning for
trial Serious developments are ex-
peCted 10 arise in tn" case. Warrants
have also been served on Annie Pow
crs. Julia Seay and Bessie Powers,
charging them with illegally Selling
and hiding the Henry girl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21
DOESN'T LIKE EN-.
Prosecutor Tired OF Ordinary Drunks
Wants the Sort That Paw Fines

To group of DRINKS lined up in a
Justice of the peace court in Muncie.
Ind. the prosecuting attorney, Hor-
ace G Murphy. said that Delaware
county Is tried of supporting their
kind in Jail IF you must get drunk"
he continued. "be enough Of a gentle
man. each of you. to pay your fines
when arrested. and DO not sponge OF
the taxpayers. It's bad enough to be
a drunkard without being also a char
ity patient. which is what you are
when you don't pay Your own way."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21

ADVERTISERS CLUB TO
MEET THURSDAY EVENING

The Richmond Advertisers club
VIII hold an interesting meeting on
Thursday evening, February %, which
VIII be unique in the handling OF a
specific line of business and the Kind
and amount of advertising to be done.
An imaginary gents furnishing
store will apportion a $4,000 yearly
advertising appropriation nd-the
merits of newspaper, billboard and
direct mail advertising Will he pre-
scented by specialists in those lines
The meeting will be held at the Bust
ness Mems club at 6:16 p NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21
NAVAL. BUDGET
on HF.CoHD AGREED oN.

Washington. Fob. ee-The greatest
naval budaci ever presented to con-
gresS Was arreed upon today bv She
senate committee ou naval a8a4re The
measure increasing to- Ss3S foe.G96 the
house Dill apprapriatEuE $3fS.dna op0
will b recommended re the senate to-
morrow for passage.
The most important item inserted nv
the senate committee is an appropr}a-
tion OF S11s.o@00o for speeding Up The
WORK of construction for the navy.
This aum provides fer the Inclusion IN
the coming two tcars of tile work orig
tnally proposed 20 have been accom-
rlshed i7t f'rcc years r covers SDgh
necessary expenditures as wl2ht fol-
low the communicating - shsp Yards
and plants manufacturing materials
needed Ia naval construction and in
the manufacture e ordnance and pu-
nnians
The senate has increased the house
Appropriation for submarine couEtruT-
ton hy Saa. 600 zoo to be Immediately
available in. inauguratine the work
upon forty coast defense submarines
and ten sea-Eoiuc cruisers Of submer-
sihlo tyne The coast submarines will
cost 1900 600 each and cruisers 81
---r- r -.
resents about half the ultimate cost
The item contains the specific prayis-
sion that tvycrtv Of the coast defenders
and FIVE Of the cruisers must be con-
str1cted an the Pacific coast
Al thts increase ~ the navy is In
addition ~ tho Increase program as
initiated Nv the house The house pro-
vision for three hattleshtps ~ the SUI
for the construction oe three speed@
tuenty-two knots and med with
d, a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21

penditures for improvements and
utilities, and the floating debt cover
ing the city's deficit.
Schools. buildings and oper-
ations (part bond issue).$ 100000
Streets generally, current
revenus 49,. .......... l,O0u,ooU
Sewers, bond issue 1000, 900
Shockoe creek. bond issue. 100000
Gas extension, bond issue. 23i, 900
Water extension, bond is
sue $50. ........... 10000
Street cleaning, current rev.
enue -. ....... 10000
Health, current revenue. 10000
Deficit, current revenue 5000
Total .... ..... ..$4,411 900
Of the total amount, $2,500,000
should be provided by bond issue, the
remainder should be from current
revenues.
1t is possible to solve in q way our
entire present financial problem by
bond issues. Such a course would be
exceedingly unwise and contrary to
all accepted principles OF economic
municipal government. A just city
government will only issue bonds for
improvements of permanent char
acter: further, such a course to pro-
future necessary improvements, would
soon exhaust Richmond's bond limits
and seriously impair her present
credit, a most distressing condition
in which to place our city.
Tax Increase or Bond Issue
Inc situation is therefore apparent
that unless the municipality receives
additional revenues, from small in
crease in the tax rate, or by levying
a special tax for many of the i'm
provements heretofore provided out
OF its current revenue, the city will
have to curtail some of it's public
utilities and forego in a large meas
ure many needed improvements result
ing in retarding Richmond's remark
able growth, which has been so pro-
nounced in the past ten years and
from all indications promises to con-
tinue.
Many citizens. from lack OF full in
formation regarding our citys affairs.
are under the impression that gross
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21

The following amounts are asked
in addition to the City's fixed ex-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-21

penditures for improvements and
utilities, and the floating debt cover
ing the city's deficit.
Schools. buildings and oper-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
Tronwoodln ia ympdri$t0n uud$ia
Smyimatfaune tSnG feIanS!

"Soutb Sbore" linia t~arioaa tell
le erittGin baiisfoia bltipimatfoia f.
fl rautateiiie ettd neiitie ct. Sena-
cen fnrtta ia palatiimaiiiua bripi-
puriillaan 9. 6. Iinialla.
@liotuiiet fap1t9alfpenmifiet Yort
Suroniin, 9etroitiin, Soleooon, Gle
~oelanoiin ia 8iiffaloon feidfuun 5, s
IL ia Is pGihpinG.
&iertonfattoia %iamoibin paiffoibin
labtien iofa fesfimiifto ia periantai
feiGfuun, beinGfuun ia elofuun alta
ma.
Sptpin baGpoia fiertomatfa4piliet-
teiG. ioilla pGdiette mibin paiffaan
bpmGniG MLa-NticbiganiSia, Sbiosia,
Yenniplpaniasia, Seem gorfisia ia
ganaoasia.
2abempia tietoia iaatte allefirioit-
taneeeIta
". 2iebertbaI, aiiamies.
(24) Sronipoob, Wicb.
= Mr Grief &ansaS matfiisti
miime periantaina Oulltbiin iaG-
maan aplia iGbfoparanmislaitofiesia.
&aneas on iairastamlt reitmatiSmia
lrieompia mltoiio.
= "Gbamberlains Sablets'it oipat
te6mect mimnlle i6meita." "MtinG
olen ollut maihpatt1 matiatauoilto
uieita mlroiia ia maiffa olen faptta-
npt GGrett0m6n polion lGGffeita, ioita
on iuoiiteltu tGmGn taubin lieipentd-
miiefii gbamberlain's Sablets'it O.
mot eniimGinen lGGfe, jofa on anta-
nut mim,lle %ebbottomon ia ppiDmai-
len atuiin'', firioittaa Wers Inna Sea-
Din, Spenceportista, %. 9. "Gbam'
berlain's Sablets'it omat tebneet mi
mile ibmeitG ia nina pioan niita
Gdrettomdn t~orfeasia artposia." Saa
taipana faiffialIa. (Slm.)
= Mr Sbpm. Mdntpld mel mai
monia Mlrs Wdntplin tpiine fun
nlintaina @sbIanbiin, @is. iairaa-
loan. Mrs MGntpld on fa.iemman
aifaa olIiit beiffo tcrtpepoestGdn, ldG-
fGrit tGGllG on tpelltponeet ntenemddn
mainittuitn iairaaIaan.
Saomefalria t~tbbtdiuSnG.
Yaiftdfrnnalta poistniniton tafia
mppoGGn pGbGn fGptettpid, bppdsid
frnnosia oleapia blronefdliiia iopubin
nalla. Mdfiaa tpaiapan f6poG fatlo-
masla.
9 2ofe ct. S~elefooni 624@.
(24) Srompoob, @icb.
Nannel Sellin 3obwiliiffees-
la panboctoan tllore fab6pi iiIld aifao
fun ooottotte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

= .Gabipia noitte iaaoa iuoroon
fabapi-istittfiilta, fun ostutte fob
minne Manuel Sellin 2aNpifaupas.
ta, joSia tabtpi p6ipittain paaboe-
taan Nopal paabtimosia.
- Salntesianme firpin bptpG6 fnb.
mia fGpttGf1G Manalel Sellin aabpi-
ia SeeliiffeesiG totona paaboettua
fubmia.
- Smlfaa tarfastamaan meio1n
mltta aiammtfaiSta &opal aabmi-
Ipaabtiomne.
sDstGnpppoelld @amlel SELL.
9esIemer, Mieb.-
= Smmalanpaliuelms 9esiemeris-
ia felGf. 10 p. fello 10 aam.
Mippitoululltoffa fotoontlul fello
2 p1ipGllG. So. @aiori.
= Senrafnmnan ompeliierran TO
tous on Mrs s. &obtaIan luona fe.
iGf. ID p. flo 2 paihpdIId.
= Senrafnnnan iltamista but
tainfufitlspGipGn illalla oil tuloia
$3O.S2. &iitos Oianottaiille!
= neutrality-suspicious. firfon fl
niialfa alfoa OLD 10 aipan malmis.
&rnpa mt maan niffarit plan iolitui
Inpat punitpon fansia ,ettG iaataiiiin
firffo ipalmiitii.
&mnlntns!
9esiemerin Sitom. gapan. 2utb.
&anlallisi elirafunnan m1liuifainen
tofcus pibetGGn &aifu +. ierran baa-
lilla tGmGn feiGfl1un 10 pdipd 1917,
fello s ip. josia fesfustellaan eousta'
ian lGbettGmiiestG firfollisfofoufieen
ia fesfllstellaon muista eteentulepis-
ia ulioista, jobon pstGmGlliiesti ppD-
oet1Gn ieurofuntalatiia iaapumaan.
8ulentine Sippola, @mil &elto,
Clinics. &iriuri.
@afefielS, Micb:-
= Smpelaienran fOfons torstai-
ma t1nlGn .fimin 7 p. Wtrs YlfGien
litona. Silloin on tilaiiuus faifilIa
farpunfilaiiilla menna farmille nait
timaan bppGstG tirnlunpiimdsta ia
mlista farmiberfuisto,
Nnuriioienram tpSfofons tors
taina +. t. IA p. Mrs 9difmanisia
Gastiilin pGGllG. Gimme on taas
mentGapd iofaiien iofa ipaan iuinfin
pdGiee.
- 2eifatfaa tGmG irti, tGmG on
raban artuoinen. sllfGG iitpuuttafo
tdtd. 2eifatfaa tGrnd Iappit irti, I'd.
bettdfGG tamG ia 5 ienttid Solep &
Co., 1885 SbeffielS Mbemie, gbica.
go, SIT. &irioittafaa ~rtirnerne ia o.
ioitteenne ieltpasti. Sc faatte beti
paIaiitiispostisia foepafetin SoIepn
bunaia- ia tertuaiefoitufien bstadn,
fplmppttd ia fltrffut1leboiista mar
ten; iefG Solep miinuaispiIIereitd il
5olepn fatari iGpIetteid. sWepptdipa.
no faiffialla. GIm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

MinuIla on 40 ccfferin farmimaa
mpptdmGnd IGbeIld 9uIutbta, atno.
astaan 6 MALTA faupungista, bppGn
tien marrella, foulu neli6nnes mai.
Tia moasta ia marffinapaifat bppGt
Oulutbin faiipungisia.
2Gbempi1 tietoia binnosta ia
muusta poitte fpipd olottcella:
Hifoloi glbo
g. Dor 81 Sronpooo. Micb.
= &otoialla paabbetm faDlui mais
thu p%aremmulta ia festGd fauauem.
min. Mamiel Sellin &~abmiliiffees-
IA paaboetaan fabpia pGiipittGin. &oe
telfaa niitG. &oepofetti wapaasti TO-
f%atielle pppoettdisia.
= &enmatismi. sos f1riitte froo-
nillista tai nipelreumatiSmia, Min
antafaa Gbamberlains 2iniment'u lie
foe. &c upr, ionfa ie aifaaniaa, on
ptiistGGn 10 monin ferroin fen bin
nan armoinen. Saatafpana faiffial.
la. (SIm.)
= &ippifumln alfaa @asbburnin
Wetobisti-firfosia feiIfuun II p. flo
10 op. iefG Sronpoooisia feiafuun
25 b., iosta lGbemmin piela iluloite'
taan.
SO 8itfamen.
- GnpllMt. Sorpparin p. Saaf-
70 Saafon b. Yasfi eli Surtamafi,
fotoiiin Siofpr0, 8uuian 1. fluoli iai'
rastettiiaan mofiatautia fei1f. 2 y,
33 ~. 10 IF. ia Is p. panbana. Sli
perbeellinen pboen lapien lid. Sall-
onttiin wiine tiistaina &mnialliSicit-
rafunnan firfosta, bautaufl esta bllo'
lebti Inoerion & Sfian bartaustoi-
misto.
= &eiGaInntoa taDiiboitoneen iaa'
taapana Is p:stG feiGfultu lGbtier
falrnin ia falariffaan SiSber iGrtper
rannallu lGbellG WerceriG, @is. 81
laa 80 bengelle. uuDet meneet. Sic
ouStelfaa ldbemmin,
$. 6. Wielfe,
Sronpoob, Micb.
Tarmimaa mpStGtpGna.
= aaniallisIenrafnnmam iitamai
.onnistlapat bpapin Observation-Disclosures
wGn iltana. SnIoia oil $7S.55. &ii-
hos oian ottaiiIle!
= &anialaiiemme Sobp Stobl,
S~rornuoooin pebioisfontrilta, on al-
fanlt aiiamiebefii WanueI Sellin
3obrpi- ia teelibtfee'een. Soipomme
Mr Stoblin iaufpm runiausti liifet'
I'd amialaistemme.f
Ealiuelnfieen baIntaam.
gnglnnniirfiefel1 taitoinen ritiian-
Iaittaia ball,taan beti tpob0n feiGbu.
ipilaIle labellG Mercerid, isis. $ptpG
palffa bptpalle benfiIOlle 2dbem.
min objectionable
SIG. MieIfe.
Srompooo, Weicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
SnmaIampaIpelnfiia feiafmnIla

10 b. Sron 9eltisid Sermanni Seam
fam farmilla flo 2 ip. ia ppbdfollu-
lasten iubla iomaSia ~tiIaiiruloesio.
10 b. San @lisfirfisiG, Somniu
baaIisia flo 2 Up.
IL b. Syrompoooisia flo 10 ap. ia
grpin fplGsid flo 2 ip. ia Ban BUS
firfisi6 Sopnin baalisia flo pnoli a
ID. Olfaa bpfpG 8an 8usfirfin mel
let ia tilfaa bafemaan @rrpin fplds-
til.
g. ltrpilainen,
e1o 6. sl0er ct. SYniO00S' Ysie9'
- SroniuOoSin pmpelnienrau TO.
fous on felGf. 7 p. firfon baalisia flo
puoli s lip. iiellG on bpmd obje!ma.
2astem ompelmienran fofoils
Mars 8iinifan taloSia fcidf. s p. flo
pnoli s ip. Iorrien llifeeiilla.
= &npliat. Saaffo Saafonpoifa
SautamGfi eli 8osfh Sipstafprosta
@aaian I1nistG, fipoli SronpocoisIa,
Micb. feidf. 2 p. fQl1battiin 8 p. Sta
33 40. 10 IF. ia ~ b.
8. l1rpilainen.
Selma utettn talteen. Smista-
ia iaa fdpod perimasia tamtomerfild.
@iIbelmiina Sobnion
1873 6. gircb ct. Srontpoo6, Wlicb
= Srom geltisia feiGf. 10 p. on
Senmanni &anfaan farmilla flo 2 ip.
ppbGfoululasten p1GtosilbIa. Sbiel.
ma on bptpG. &eboitetnan fanialai-
fla iaaplrmaan nGille iubIiIIe.
YalipelnfIeeu balmtaam.
EatpaIlifeen paIipelufieen perebtp-
'rDt tptto faa bptpdn paifan bptpdlla
palfaIla fun i~lmoittaiititii
Mrs 81. 2iebertbal,
215 Dan ct. Srontpoob, Micb.
(24)
= S~romippubin pbbGfpnlnlasten
ilubIa on feiGf. 10 b. a!faa flo 7 ip.
firfon baalisia ia ralpriioieura &oi-
ton obielmatofoas on iamasia tilai-
5~ltuoesia. Sausfalla o%bielma!Ia, ter.
hpetitloa faifti.
SinfabsfG. gtii onnistiineim-
pia palmisteita t6man tai,bin ebfdi-
femiieen on gbanberIain's Cough
&emeop. 9. IS. Wcglinton, 8Ian.
Don Spring'istG, Ma., firioittoa:
"MeioGn pienotaiieuaml1e of binfa-
psfG min apboin fri1 Iapiela moi
olIa. Mind annoin bdnele Gbam-
bcrIain's Cough @emeop'a ia ie pian
taronii bdnet." Sanratpana faiffi.
rlln. CSlM.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
Maata mhntGiuGuG,

sc eefferi1 maata mpptGtpGnd, ics
ia on noin 45 eefterid fanto fliirin
fla miime a -tpirooen aifana pitbois'
tettli. = Spma birii fdmppd, 2 iuilr'
ia birii paonaa, l pienempi, ito iifc
fGmppG, offiiii fdmrppd, 40 jalam pi
tlinen laiIta paana, BEND trdfi iiidl
Id. Spapd faispo, alta pmpdri maan
~ mailia foail,tbloneelle ia bptpdr
item marrella. 9rtlutb, Soutb Sbor'
r%autatie moan tpierestd menee, pob'
iois pliolella Srontpoobia, ~luoraar
8onnien mainilta pobioiieen. Seinic
tulee noin 70 tonnia. Yuro iuofies
maar l1pi. SGmd on malmis aiua
Wppo1Gn oifealla bintaa eli maiboe
taan. &plpfGG Sobn Saarelta eli 90.
cor Inoerionilta.
yfii FORTH mieresid mpos mpptd'
mama josta on noin IL eefferiG fan
to fliirinfinG. SeinGsid. Mppb1Gr
bptpilld mafiuebboilla eli waiboetaar
farpnnsin omniiuatteen.
= &irie Snlntbistn. Olen tGGl-
Ia ~iuamasia lGGfGrin aqua ia iaar
l~ai,iiia ipoGmelliiet %fiitofiet faifille,
iotfa oaput mim,a tGnne aipltstnneet
SGslG iamalla laan ilmoittaa ettd 81
ma Nbonen on moittanut buoneirrri
ia laapi fGpo1 ne totoani noutamasio
&iitolliluuoella,
Crit 9angaS.
- &Dmmenen miesta iaa %ailtnnor
ia rliitan tai ainoastaan alunnon fof
tuulliiella mufiirlla. Samasia poi
fasia mppoG1n ~fGptettpjG bltonefal,l'
ia. &GpfGG fumtlemosio.
(25) 2iaaie Osiemi,
t6t Aul III. Slultluuuu, .9tltD
= Snmalanpaliuelns pibetGGn g
Saaipolin firtosia emf pDBGna t. +
10 p. flo pluoli If up.
San S1isfirfisiG iltapGiipGllG flo
1 LTD ia gtel1fplG flo 3:lta, tum-
masiofin paifasia topn baalilla.
glplu- yboistpflen fofouS tallG mil
tolIa tuorstai.il tana &usti &leimo-
lalla &inein paGlld flo S:lta.
Yeriantai-iltona miorten tpofofo-
us Ioprien pGGllG Selmi 1Gen llio-
no flo S:lta.
Sron 8eltin ontpelulellran fofnus
tGllG ipiitolla p~eriantaina Mrs 9.
&nnfaan lltora 2antingin paGllG flo
,lta. sSpompoobistafin tilee Dian
%ottoiio.
Sltbanmtfiena tiIee oGenaan iuuri
Opistoiitbla Sbompfonin pitistosio
&insin pGGllG. Sltbla fest6a faifen
pGipGG. 2dbemmin pasteoes.
2einpien fplGllG on bartmisbetfi
Scr ia Wrs Safalm lipono mnanan'
|tai-iftana t. +. fl p. Flo S:Ita Italia
Ost. u. Saapanen.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-19
NENANA
STEAM
LAUN DRY
ED PARKS

ore TO the Tacoma sn elter and expect 10
continu regu ar shipments i'll the future
New machinery will be speedily installed
t. increa the output of both properties.
District Judge Jennings of Jun .au has
raised the bail of Michael Sheehai aud
!. II. Hewitt, the two men who are az
cuSed OF s,edling ). 0.000 gold bric& IL
the Chcagof mine last month, from S.
500 to SIS ,000 each. and bound the two
men over to the next grand jury.
Word has been received at ketchkau
from the Marconi headquarters that the
United States government has taken over
all the Marconi wireless static IS i'll Alas
kl and that all operators IN these stations
are now in the employ of the government.
An official Of the navy department IS ex-
pected TO come North soon to swear i'll
all the operators.
The c. p. r. steamer P.ince Rupert,
which went ashore on Gam island sew
erdl weeks ago, is being salvaged. Tie
sAvaging crew has completed all prelin-
,ary work of blasting away rocks and
LAYING skids and pontoons. The vessel
is said to he uninjured except for a few
bent plates and two small holes i'll her
bottom.
A letter received at Dawson from Fort
Mcpherson states that the winter there
has been the coolest on record there.
Very little snow has fallen, making hunt
ing difficult, and the thickness of the ice
has made fishing impossible and the In
dams have suffered i'll consequence. An
immigration Of lynxes from the westward
along the Aactic coast occurred during
the winter and the natives are reported
to have the animals stacked up like cord
wool waiting to be skinned. One Eskimo
on the Delta is reported TO have captured
seven silver foxes this winter aud other
trappers have increased the number 10
about thirty.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-19
THURSDAY

Bremertou: The; FIRST of the Is sui :
marine chasers I'd be built here was
launched this lnorhing.
Chicago: May wheat dropped sixty
cents bushei OH the market here dur
ing the past twcnty-four hours.
London: The British strangielold OIL
Builecourt was strengthened during last
mite with the capture of several import.
ant positions.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-19

and the solemn warning given Minister
of Justice kerenskv.
London: According to statistics pre-
cared by tile war office from authentic
records the Central Powers have lost il,
the Western tieater in the rerioi April
Is to Nav lst over 200, 900 uien lu killed
wounded and missing. Their losses for
the first two weeks of Nav have been
proportiouatelv greater. i'll several III
stances whole divisions having been lit
erallv wiped out.
London: Preceded by an intense ar
tillery bonbard nlent which lasted nearly
n last mite .on Hindenhurg early this
morning hurried vast numbers Of reserves
against the French and British lines ii
All effort TO recapture the positions taken
by the Allies in the recent offensive in
the Arras sector. According 10 official
bulletins issued by the British and French
war offices today the German attack failed
at al, points, only few of the most adj
vauced outposts being taken.
Berlin: Nluci, disappointment is being
felt as the result of Won Bethn.annHoli-
wes's speech before the rechstag this
morning as it was expected that new
offer of peace, aimed directly at Russia,
would be forthcoming. He said in brief:
1.-The interests of our country can not he
served by declaration at this time of the
var aims of the Genital Powers. | can
not permit myself to he Influenced ny
the activities OF Soci4lists, as the whole
situation demands reserve. and l am
therefore compelled to adopt an attitude
of silence"
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-19
Elsewhere In Alaska

The ranks of the Juneau Red Gross
chapter are filling rapidly.
Jack Doughertv, oldtime restaurant
man of Fairbanks, is now located at An
chorage.
An ancient smooth bore Manchurian
rifle was found recently by Il trapper i'll
the Tazlina district.
The Northern Commercial company
has erected store and dock at Dikenlan
at cost of $4,000.
William Kuhn and Miss Abbie May
Hanson of Hot Springs were married Ill
Seattle last month and left immediately
afterward for the Arctic via Edmonton.
Fifty-hve residents of Douglas. sever
of whom were dozen years beyond the
military age. but not too old to fight,
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-19

FL Paso: Lieut.. Ebert and Corpora
Dunswortl, were killed this morning vine,
the plane in which they we're flying near
Columbus. N. NJ. collapsed.
Petrograt: Prime Minister Milukof
resigned from the duma this morning
His resignation is taken as favorable
indication of continued peace i'll Russia.
Washington: Secretary Baker announc-
ed this morning that the national guard OF
all states in the Uniou will be called for
service the day the CONSUMPTION Law goes
into effect.
Rome: The spring campaign on the
Austro- Italian front is reported to have
opened up with an Italian drive toward
Trieste, and important gains are reported
in the direction southeast OF Gorilla.
Washington: The general munitions
hoard announced this morning that rifles
and ammunition TO equip an army of one
million men are now ready. besides large
numbers of a new type of light aatiilery.
Washington: 1t was announced i'll
naval quarters this afternoon that the U
S. navy is already doing its bit in the
war, 1t being stated that number OF
Fl shting ships flying the American flag
have arrived i'll the war zone,
Wasl,ington: The government this
morning issued treasury warrants TO the
Russian government amounting to $780,
600. coo. This is interpreted by officials
here as guarantee bv the latter govern
meut that she will remain i'll the war.
San Francisco: According to a state
nlent made to the authorities here this
morning German spy suspect who is
being held in the city Jail stated that the
German Americans Of the United States
are maintaining a very complete spy sys'
tenn tiiruout all parts of the country.
Washington: According to statement
issued by the war department this NOR :
ing all men in the United States. either
married or unmarried. between the ages
of twenty-one and thirty years will be re-
quired to register OH the sixth day after
the presidents proclamation Of conscrip-
ton is formally issued.
Amsterdam: According to a statement
appearing in recent issue of the Woke
Zeituug of Cologne it is the object of the
German government to annex Belgium
and humble England. The paper is
known 10 be close to the Imperial gov
ernmeut aud the item in question is pre-
sumed to have been inspired.
Washington: The senate aud house
conference committees have reported
favorably on tile amendment to the army
bill which raises the paw of all regulars