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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

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Dfalerier, Sitoerafier % &obberitif,
VortrGtiamlinger, Wpntiamling %
mango forifiellise 6ortibsIcpninger
az fl%lIturbiitoriif Snteresie. Sans
gogiamtling or piitnof ben ~ltsrite, Tom
nogen Tripotmanb / Sfanoinapien
eier, ca. $4,000 @ino. Sans Gam,
linger uo9isr ct betpoeIigt MllielIm
% bill pisielis bli al itor Snteresie og
getponlng / Glperums SremtibSbi-
itorie.
Zen @ape, ban III bor ifi9nfet,
er Tom allereoe antpbet life Oct fprite
lloilag al hans gnbe goreeriinb og
SipIpiombeb. San bar u~oigiennem
Iarene oiret meget for mango for
ifielige almene Sormaal. San bar
ogioa biillpet frem en- MGffe unge
Segapelier, iom life bar bapt DC nsb.
penoige Wibler iclp.
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llonrerfeoe 9iacber fra Sen ame.
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terle / europa, ira aampens Sebe %
ira 9ipet / Sfpttergrapene. gileoer
al SIogifibc, llnbcrpanbsbaaoe, Sep.
p~eIinerc, aancner, Miner, "Sanfs",
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0anbeS Statsoperbopeber % fienote
Mrnb.
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Goabog oper arisenS pigtigIte SGn.
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ina Trans Serbinano / Saraiepo Sen
|2Soe Suni 1914. Sesilocn TrGiioent
@ilipns biitoriifc Suhifab til Son.
orcsicn Sen 20en IpriI iaar %
Observation-Disclosures al CITE gpriI /
lin SeIbeo.
Scttc Sefte er paa GnselH.
Iris 80 Gents encr iom Ir9mie
meo Soften" ct Iar $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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Iecprab % SmeGn.
Grlaatcr til Nraufrisc.

Sibite SenOaa a~irciitc 5000 Al
SSnpos Soloatcr ira Gamp 9oo9c
rco Ica Noinea ill Wlncolo, I.
g., hporira Sc ON fort Sio nenfcH
Of BIZ iuOitibct for europa. Nlnnot
rem er fpIscnoc Gccorobaitter:
Sorporolrrnc Nidoln9 Councillor
% @un 6. Moe. @cloi q. @olm
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Z. Ioinc, 6. Noieu, U. &. NmnnO
ruo, 6. ". &. @cer2, @cnrp W.
@locI8. s. g. WcSain e. y.
Norlom, 2omrcrce Hpag, 6. Sal
poriou, Nlli Cutie o. Gpcn @onre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

og Or. Soc til Of innee "Sof ior oct
on -. Golcr bIcp ioreprigt bolot
al Or. WnrIoe, Wnguis @itnOerien,
Or. Goc pg Wesiel. NoIi Sammer
lang. Ter berifeoc ben melt beliDeoe
Stemning UNDER Setter % oct ms
neoe al GAG isr De iibite GLADE SIN.
bcnter orog bpcr til lit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14
Yioras til Soban SclmeS.

Ylr5. anri &a1ion, 5ortueu, WRin-
%ncioto, SO, $. Y. 2arion, Treoericf,
e. g, 81, WrS. Wiartbo 2arion, 6reD
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81, ). ". 8plpoa, Sreberict, g. g.,
C9iorog for Sept.) 81. Siliammen
81. 3ioligere fpitteret for $2,102.2 6.
Salt S2,t09.26.
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- AZ Sno'leerne o9 Stogene runbt bio,
meoens OIL tcnmer big i9ans / gittin 80,
bpor Der er 6iIf os Silot. Oct er piouns
oerlist. Som op / Splt os ie. No9Ie iaa
Collars pr. elcre, o9 fuu Iiot al bet fontant,
pil nebiGtte big paa Ell Serb, Der niso mos
oerate slnltren9eIier nil 9ipe big tore aplinz
ger bet iprite Star. Gp9ninesmaterialer 90
SrPnoe ct lige ueo Soonbeu. Seub eiter
Starter og giteratur. Irnolp, 0aro @9ent,
0tod Sslano NaiImap, 1876 @olpin SIps.,
Duluth. Wiiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

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Seuicfion.
WiiS Clara Slion rciiic iibitt
Hoe i'll CEDAR HopihS, bpor bun pil
uooornc liz fill Sngcplcierifc pco ct
2ufeS Spipital.
WrS. @lcn Ecterion reiitc
reiltc Mouoog tiIbo1e til Wtinneapo.
lis otter al hare bcie1t 0r. % MrS.
s. &. Nnoerion.
MrS. :. 8. Sobnion reiite
5irSooN til minneapolis. %uu bill
oQiaa beieac SlT0tninacr / Tc0
Wina pno Gllren.
MrS. :. 6. Ncgo rciiic Mon,
Saa tilboQe til Gre5co cIter / nogIc
Gage at hare bcicat lin Seitcr, MrS.
Z. Iicf her / @pcn.
49, 9~oiprcncc NoIion % WiIS Gio,
let Douna bIcp 0eu ste Scptember
Uatepiet I 2ouit. GicIien iorrettc-
oc& al Toitor Scebus.
~ AlircO @cIQeion reiiic / Begun.
0eIicn al llgcn iii ct. Fnul, bpor
ban ifoI itltocrc GcoIogi pco oct norif.
lltbcrifc Vreitcicnlinor.
W}ii2 Sil0a Storla rciitc Ii6iie
ll0c tiIboac iii St. EouI, bnor tnn
u0oomer iiQ til SpgcpIcierife, eitcr
en- Gi0 al bapc bcieat lin Moocr.
MrS. 81. @on0c ira Sprino
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len,
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GubuGuc, bIen / iorrigc llQc rate.
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blcp for en- 5iO iiocn uonront
til Trcmicrloitnnnt / Saritctct.
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lnnt &. :. Nonion ira T~aucoupcr,
at ban bar iooct Sr0rc til
1T bcgtpc liz til Sort Scpnr0, Nln-
ia, oN at han rciitc ocrbcll allercoe
llAc.
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err blct uniot Tom Nnnoclarci
lcnbc / bette 0iitrlft Tor &ohn &.
Nancocf & Sons i 0%ubrQuc. San
ncb GomiIic boiUttc fig her /
iuoinort hon fan iou lcict ct
NuS. Ger cr ior Si0cn itor Nua-
mnnQcl / Gccorob.
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&cRncr rciite SenboQ3 2litcn
til Chicago. Miia NcNner bcgpnhcr
Iom SnNeplcicritt pco Nobncmau
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ocrc til GlcpeInnN, Sbip, for at opcr
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Mfonona til 9tortbmoob, &a.
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forrigc llQc til MiIton q. Gof.
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feate Gccorob / @cannocIicn al llgen.
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boQc ira en- @iiit / ct. EouI / Sir@.
bags.
Carl Gbriitcnion ira Snlohn,
Ncbr, bar opholot Jig | %pen I no9lc
Sage.
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Minn.
- Socr HinQ0ohI rciitc M}nnbnA
iii Hco S3ing, Miut, Tor at bciogc
fin @roocr.
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poa @rebcn her / GQnen / @cQpnocl
fen al llacu.
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GrcIbo, z. 0of., huor bun cr unIat
Yom Surcriubc.
AIRS. $, :. Sberpin oN Sell
ira Clear Safe bcioQtc iorriac llge
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ma Common bcisQtc &cnncr / hilbert
2ca oper Scnona.
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tiIilpttct lit me, pofre Nicm / Elca,
innt Sill Nb0ition.
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iorriQc Hoe Slratninger / Il. Eonl
% NcO @inQ Miuu.
- Mrs. e. 8. Eruoc ira Chicago
fom BERTH Manhn1 poo eft %cioN hos
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OimotNpeoDerator puifcS..

90 @n epet ginotppeoperotor for Norlf
arbeioe enites inben lite icpember. Sias
oist Nrbeibe. Wsaa pGre iitaub til at iepere
no9enlnnbe ieiIfri &orreftur. Silitrip "Ses
corabs Soften"
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&pr hurtia SaIa.-24O Wcres

" eunp, beraf 200 acres ophprtet, til-
lai9s / Warlbal Gountp. Minneiota.
NGr peb Observation-Disclosures Ghepioloen.
Npiteu mt Sus meb 8 T9reIier, 24x2S,
Barn" 34x46, bp99et al ipGrt Spmmer.
"@rauerp" ?0X24 og 10 Sob bpit, Senies
bus 16x40. Genlsntiat greno meo Tibet
Sous og rinoeroe Gaub. $oelter, areatlrer
% Surmreolfaber tan fisbes meb Sarmen
ON pnlfes. iourtis Sals snifeS mob billis
|ris. Silitrip SarmruS Gier. geter =.
Tinie, G. 2, Dor 81, Nemioiben, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

Silal9s.-Gn 9po "a Sectipn
- yono / sltlise Morlbal So, AZ Mil
ira Sp % Creamery, "srabeo Roab" inb
til 9anoet. 8iliaiss eller tilbptte paa rime=
Iise &iltaar. alprsSle: Sor So, @rpsla,
Minneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

NpODrfcOc Sottineau=H puette
- Sountp Sorme. Trppe: $50 9tcres, 4
Mil Sp, opbprtet. gooe Spsnin9er, $40
aere. &iltaar. Sos frit. Sperlp Realtp
Gompauu, Sperlp, DO. Saf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
COL. RICHARDSON IN SEATTLE ON
 WAY NORTH
Regrets That He Was Not Among Those Chosen for Active Duty
 in France.

SEATTLE June 20.--Col w. P Richardson. Chairman of the Alaska Road Commission, arrived from Washington this morning on his way north.
 Col. Richardson expressed the deep est regret of the failure of his efforts to be transferred to the fighting line at France, but was given to under stand that many of the best army officials were required to remain at home and accomplish work that would aid the overseas force.
 Col Richardson, in short inter view today said: When the Valdez Fairbanks road is completed it will undoubtedly be one of the grandest scenic roads for automobiles in the world and I believe that it will be completed this year.
 There will be some work under taken in the vicinity of Anchorage along the government railroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
COAL FAMINE THREATENED
 IN COUNTRY
Trade Commission Asks Government To Take
 Over Facilities of
 Transportation.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Declar ing that the American people are facing an absolute coal famine next winter because of the failure of the transportation companies of the Unit ed States to adequately move fuel the Federal Trade Commission today recommended to Congress that the production and distribution of coal and the operation of war and water transportation facilities be pooled and carried on by a government agency
 The members of the Federal Trade Commission stated that the serious ness of the situation demanded this step, no matter what the railroads or the general public thought as d thorough canvass of the conditions have been made and the problem is a grave one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
SUBMARINES GET TWO BOATS IN
 NEW ZONE American Destroyers in a Race of An Hundred
 Miles To Rescue
 Survivors. SIMS GIVEN COMMAND American Navy Officer Heads Fleet Off the
 Irish Coast; Subs
 Are Active.
SIMS GIVEN COMMAND

THE BASE OF THE AMERICAN DESTROYER FLOTILLA IN BRIT IsH WATERS, June 20.-Two Am erican destroyers have returned to the base here with 30 survivors of two torpedoed British steamships which were sunk at the farthest point to the westward in the Allan lantic the U-boats have appeared in since the ruthless campaign be- gan.
 The response of the American de- stroyers came to the torpedoed ves- sels' SOS and run of over 100 miles was made by the feet American craft.
 All those aboard the two Britiah vesseis were not savess4it4 beino re-, ported that two life boats swamped and went down and several of the crews perished from exposure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
STEAMER MOVEMENTS AND
 MAIL INFORMATION
NOW BOUND NORTH

NOW BOUND NORTH AI-ki is expected from the south tonight at 10 o'clock. Humboldt is expected from the south tonight at o'clock. Has first class mail only. Dolphin is expected from the south tomorrow. Not reported from Ketchikan. Has 11s days mail.
 Northwestern will be due from {, the south Friday. City of Seattle is northbound and will be due Saturday. Northwestern and Seattle have one days mail between them. Admiral Watson sailed from Se- attle this morning and should arrive here Saturday. Has 1 days mail
 souTHeoUND sAiLiNGs Jefferson is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Sunday. Princess Alice is scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday. Prince George is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Monday. Spokane is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Monday. \ SCHEDULED sAlLINGs Alaska Is expected to be south bound early tomorrow after noon.
 Ai.kt scheduled to sail south bound tomorrow.
 Prineess Sophia will be due to sail southbound Friday morn ing. Takes mail.
 Humheldt will be due to sail southbound tomorrow. Takes first class mail only.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
SUFFRACETTES
 AT WHITEHOUSE
 CHARGED UPON
Insulting Banners Torn from Their Hands
 by Outraged
 Crowd. CRIES OF TREASON MADE

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Incensed as the suffrage pickets who flauted denunciatory banners before the White House gates today as the Rus sian Commissioners entered to greet President Wilson, three hundred men women and children, mostly govern ment clerks, charged the women and tore the banners to shreds.
 President Wilson's envoy Root is deceiving Russia" was the accusa tion printed in black type on a ban ner 10 feet high and displayed at the two official entrances to the White House.
 Other banners were as bold and false in their workings.
 These banners attracted groups of passersby, who stopped and discuss ed them. Finally the discussion gave way to action and cries of Treason and they are enemies of their coun- try" were shouted at two of the pick cts. After one man yelled Tets tear the banners down" the crowd surged forward and the canvas signs were torn from the fastenings, leav- ing the suffragists holding the frames and the poles,
 Miss Lucy Burns, of New York and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, of Phila- delphia, of the executive board of the National Woman's Party, were two of the pickets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
RED- CODED AND WHOLE-HEARTED NATIONWIDE PARTICIPATION THE
 WAY AMERICA MUST GO INTO WAR
CANDIDATES FOR .' ARMY PLACES MAY
 APPLY TO POSTS

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Applica tions for the 20 places allotted to Alaska for officers commissions in the second reserve corps training camps can be made to the examining officers of the army to be designat- ed at the following places: Anchor age, Valdez. Fort William H. Sew ard. Fort Davis (Nome), Fort Glib bon, Fort St. Michaels and Fort Lis cum.
 The Commanding General of the Western Department orders that all papers and recommendations must, be transmitted to Major Saville at Fort William H. Seward, who is examin ing officer in charge of Alaska so as to be in his hands by July 3O Out of those applications so submitted board of officers to be named by Major Saville, or the officer com manding at Fort William H. Seward on August 1, will make the final sel ections of 20 men. This selection vii be made August 1. The commanding officer at Fort William H. Seward will notify those selected to report to San Francisco for training.
 Delegate Charles A. Sulzer urges that Interior Alaskan applicants should keep in touch with the com manding officer at Fort GibbOn ir order that no delay be occasioned af ter the arrival of the application blanks there.
 Blanks were mailed to the proper authorities in Alaska yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
ADMIRAL WATSON IS NOW ON WAY
 TO THE CHANNEL

SEATTLE, June 20.-Steamer Ad miral Watson sailed at 10 o'clock this morning for the north with the fol lowing passengers for Gastineau chan nel points:
 For Juneau-B. Gerber and M. A Sullivan.
 For Douglas-Ruby Johnson and C. RosendOrff.
 For Treadwell-O. D. Depew, Atha Depew and R. G. Wayland.
 The Admiral Watson has thirteen round trippers aboard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20

LONDON, June 20.-The weekly list of British losses of ships tor pedoed which will De issued this evening, the week ending toright, will show a total comparable to the worst week in submarine activ- ity.
 This weeks superactivity is not regarded pessimistically bJ nev2l men who point to the constantly in- creasing number of boats which es- cape and the great work of the American fotilla. The Germans somehow are kept advised as to the American Aotilla's positions and do not venture in their zone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
SKAGWAY INVITES CITIZENS AT FOURTH CELEBRATION
 TO BE GIVEN ON JULY 7TH

The people of Skagway are plan ming on giving their Independence Day celebration on July 7th, in- stead of July 4th. The Skagway
 committee has planned for base
 ball games and general good celebration on that day and has
 issued an invitation to the people of Gastineau Channel to join with
 them that day. They have also arranged for a series of baseball games and have invited the Chan mel team to go north. The invi- l tation has been extended Channel
 citizens through Mayor Valentine
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
RAILROAD WILL
 CURTAIL TRAFFIC
 WHICH NOT NEEDED

READING, Pa. June 20. The
 Pennsylvania Railroad will soon put into effect revision of the passen- ger schedules to meet the recommen- dations of the railroad war board. Trains will be consolidated where ever possible; eliminated where the patronage is small: restaurant, parlor and sleeping cars reduced and ob- servation cars possibly discontinued.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
FOOD CONTROL
 NECESSARY TO
 SAVE THE U. s.
Neutral Countries Are Draining America
 of Its Wheat
 Supply. STARTLING ADMISSION

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Neu- traI countries are draining the Unit ed States of it's wheat supply and unless some food control is insti. tuted by July 1st of this year, Ameri. can wheat will be exhausted by spring. This was the startling ad- mission today and the Administra- ton pressed on it's efforts to force Congress into prompt action on the food control bill.
 Not only wheat but other food stuffs are being drawn upon at an alarming manner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
LATE CABLE NEWS

PETROGRAD-The American rail way Commission. after a partial in spection of Russia's railroad resourc- es, is confident that even with exist ing deficiency in rolling stock, they can be increased three fold.
 WASHINGTON The acquisition of North Island in San Diego liar bor as an aviation training station has been recommended by the House Committee on Military Affairs.
 SEATTLE-Capt Harry w. Cros- by today purchased the wreck of the Pavloff, ashore on Tugiak Island, Al aska.
 PARIS = Maj.-Gen. Pershing and Gen. Joffre had a long conference today in regard to the American ar my.
 PARASITIC Germans are attacking consistently today on the Aaisne and Champagne fronts.
 WASHINGTON-A number of seiz ed German ships are to be turned over to the Russians for transporta tion of supplies from the United States.
 sEATTLE-Howard Smith Gard |ner perished this morning attempt ing to save his fayorite arm chail frnnn hia hurning residence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
More Neutrality Talk

BUENOS AIRES. June 20.-Eldiarc in an article today criticising the neu trality of Argentine, declares that such an attitude is contrary to the national interests.
 "If the United States, the richest country in the world" says Eldiaro found it impossible to remain neu tral, much less will other countries find themselves in position to re main so."
 The newspaper ventures the pre- diction that the neutrality of Spain will soon result in her isolation and undoing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
RESTITUTION NOT
 ANNEXATION SAYS
 ITALY TO WILSON

ROME. June 20-(via Paris) A semi-official communication given out here says, in commenting on Presi- dent Wilson's note to Russia, that the return to Alsace-LOrraine to France; Trent Trieste, Istria and Dalmatia to Italy; Pennsylvania to of annexation, but rather restitution of territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
ADMIRAL SIMS IS
 NOW COMMANDING
 THE BRITISH FLEEET

LONDON, June 20.-Temporary command of the Allied fleet now in Irish waters has been conferred upon Admiral Sims of the American navy and he took charge last night aug menting the British fleet with sev- eral of the feetest of the American torpedo hotilla.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
LABOR BOOKS ORDERED
 IN COURT AT SEATTLE
 IN HULET WELLS CASE

SEATTLE, June 20.-The Feder- al Grand Jury convened today to consider the case of Hulet M. Wells, for refusing to register and inn mediately called for the books and minutes of the meetings of the Western Central Labor Council which passed tho anti-conscription resolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
NO BELLIGERENTS RECOGNIZED ON
 THIS HEMISPHERE

MONTEVIDEO, June 20.-Presi- dent Viera has decided to make a declaration that Uruguay will not regard as a belligerent any American nation at war with the nations of another continent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
PROCL LAMATION ISSUED TODAY
 BY PRESIDENT
Designates Week for the Recruiting of Men To Fill Up the
 Regular Army.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Presi- dent Wilson issued a proclamation today designating the week of June 23 to June 30 as recruiting week for the regular United States army.
 President Wilson in this procla- nation calls upon all unmarried men, without dependents to enroll in order that the ranks of the reg ulars may be filled immediately. -.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. June 20. Alasks Gold closed today at 51s. Alaska-Juneau at 4h. American Zinc at 30H. Butte & Superior at 413s. Chino at 55H.
 Utah Copper at 109h.
 Ray at 28k. Copper metal was quoted at B.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
GERMANS ATTEMPT TO
 DESTROY FLEET OF THE
 RUSS IN GULF OF RIGA

iPETROGRAD. June 20. - Forty bombs were dropped early today by German aeroplanes upon the Russian ships in the Gulf of Riga but little damage was done.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
ENLISTS CHINAMEN TO SERVE IN ARMY
 OF UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. June 20.--The Chin. ese interpreter at Ellis Island, has recruited 690 Chinese for the United States army. and says he can increase these figures to 1000 if the govern ment will accept them. Representa- tive Hubert has introduced bill lin Congress permitting the govern ment to accept a regiment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
LANDOWNERS IN MEXICO CALLED
 FOR A MEETING

FL PASO. Tex, June 2O.-The Ma tional Chamber of Commerce of Mex ico has called meeting July 18th
 of all land owners in Mexico to con slider measures to insure the plant ing and harvesting of crops in sui ficient quantity to provide for the necessities of the people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-20
WAR VETS ELECT COMMANDER
 FROM DELIINGHAx

SEATTLE, June s0.-William F. Brown. of Bellinsham. was thts Af- ternoon elected Department Com |mander of the United Spanish War Veterans.