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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
'SER|A UN DESASTRE PE0R QUE LA
PERD|DA DE UNA GRAN BATALLA,
FL NO SUSCR|B|R FL EMPREST|TO


El segundo emprestito de la liber-
tad que el gobierno de los Estados
Unidos ha expedido, esta va listo pa
ra recibir subscripciones del p1blico,
y Sc espera que. como ell primero, se-
ra cubierto en- el tempo fijado por
las autoridades, y aGn sobrepasado,
como 10 fue el primero.
Para mayor information de nuestros
lectores, diremos que todos los bancos
nacionales estan autorizados para re-
cibir subscripciones por la cantidad
que cada uno buenamente pueda sus-
cribir, y que esta segunda emission lle-
vara un tipo mas elevado de inter6s
que la primera Es un case de depo-
sitar su dinero, NADIA menos que con
la garantfa del gobierno de la naci6n.
Como information mas extensa, es
bueno reproducir aquf 10 que sobre
ell particular dice ell secretario Meade
quien expresa la opinion de que ell
fracaso en- uno de estos emprestitos
serfa aln peor desastre que ell perder
una batalla. Veamos 10 que sobre el
particular dice ell despacho que fue
publicado en- nuestra edici6n en- ingles
correspondence al martes ppdo.
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 2.-iSi por al
guna circunstancia cualesquiera, un
solo emprestito ofrecido por ell gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos al pueblo,
fuera un fracaso, serfa un desastre
mas fatal y tendrfa mas NAL efecto
que la perdida de una gran batalla,
dijo ell secretario de la tesorerfa de
los Estados Unidos, Sr. VIM. G. hic
Addo en- un discurso en- una reunion
de personals interesadas en- impulsar
Ell segundo prestamo de libertad por
todo ell Estado, ell dfa de hoy. Ei
Sr. McAddo describi0 los eventos que
DcasionarOn la entrada la guerra de
este pals describiendo largamente los
asesinatos de americanos por los ale
names, y la orden del Kaiser los Es-
.ados Unidos de mantenerse fuera de
,iertas parties del oceano 10 cual el
lilo que 81 era obedecida, podfa seguir
)tra orden de mantenerse dentro del
lfmite de tres millas' de las costas
Dijo Ell, que los dos OBJ
etos al entrar a la guerra eran, vim
licar los derechos americanos, la
,ar que Sc obtenfa este, lograr los idea
es altrufstas por los cuales combati-
nos 10 menos que Sc puede hacer
N favor de los americanos y las fuer-
as combatientes, sera darles los me-
Iios de defenderse a ST mismos de
nanera que cuando Sc encuentren a
Ds alemanes, "cada joven valiente en-
a frontera sepa, que en- sus manos, y
uesto allf por ell cariiio americana
! talento americana, esta una arma
a mejor que Sc puede haber construi-
o, para darle toda la superioridad po-
ible sobre su enemigo." Y conti-
uo ell estadista americana diciendo
ue el querfa que las fuerzas comba-
entes supieran que cada peso ameri-
ano esta detras de elias y que las
meas de communication los abaste-
imientos Sc mantendran abiertOs, y
ue debemos tener tanta voluntad pa
a sacrificar todo nuestro dinero, CO.
10 ellos estan listos i sacrificar sus
idas nor nosotfos."
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
Sc REUNE Ell CoMITE PARA LA
CAMPAhA POR COME TIBLES

Ell comite executive nombrado por
Hoover para la campaha en- favor de
las tarjetas de promesa para la con-
servacion de los comestibles en- este
Estado, Sc reuni6 ell lunes en- la tarde
en- las oficinas de Ralph G. Ely, admi-
nistrador del Estado. El comite con
siste del Juez de la Corte Suprema R.
H. Hanna, presidente; Rev. A. Manda-
lari, S. J., Sra. w. E. Lindsey, Sra.
R. F. Asplund, Atanasio Montoya, D.
A. Macpherson, H. B. Karr y J. H.
Wagner.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
FL GRAN JURAOO
! |NVESTIGARA LA
QUESTION De Los
JUEG0S AH0RA
Por instrucciones del Juez Holloman
dadas al Gran Jurado, Sc tratara de
la question del juego, al que este
declara como una molestia pdblica
existente en- Santa re.

El martes en- la mafiana Sc dieron
al gran jurado instrucciones definiti-
vas para la investigation de las que
jas de que en- Santa Fe Sc violan las
leyes relativas al juego en- las canti-
mas, diciendo ell juez 10 siguiente:
la reputation de Santa Fe en- este
respecto (acerca del juego profesio-
nal.) es notoria, y 10 oye por todo Ell
Estado por fuera del Estado, que
aquf Sc 1uega, y que algunos 1uegos
estan en- connection con las cantinas,
y es possible que no esten en- conec-
ci0n con las cantinas. Estas cosas
son una violaci6n de la ley una de
las peores maneras de violarla, y cons
tituyen una molestia piblica."
Ell juez Holloman dijo al jurado que
posiblemente pudiera ayudar al pro-
curador de distrito facilitandole evi-
dencias; que el crefa que ell procura-
dor de distrito tomarfa los pasos ne
cesarios para detener los juegos, y que
ell alguacil y su diputado lie habfan
manifestado su buena disposition para
cumplir con su parte.
''Por supuesto, agreg0: Isl los Off
ciales publicos no cumplen con su de-
Der, hay un estatuto por medic del
cual pueden ser removidos de su en-
pleo."
''Cuando una G.ntina viola la ley,
dijo ell juez, Sc convierte en- una mo-
lestia pdblica, en- tai caso, Sc pue-
de hallar una querella, ell procura-
dor de distrito puede impedir al lugar
que continde en- operaci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04

ID. David Gallegos. de Pios Wells,
lego Santa Fe ell lunes de esta Sc
mana a poner tres de sus niiias en- la
Academia de las Hermanas de Loreto,
nos informo de la sentida muerte
de gu esposa, la que acaeci6 en- Pinos
Wells. N. M. ell dfa 10 del mes pasado
gu hijo, Bene Gallegos partira para
San Jose, Mo, el dfa 10 del presente
al Colegio de San Jose, v dos nifios
medianos Sc iran al orfanatorio en-
Albuquerque, en- los iltimos dfas de
este mes.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
UNA GRAN cosEcHA DE eaIJoL,

Leemos en- ell Roswell News" que
D. Martin Chavez, ha regresado di-
cha ciudad procedente de su rancho
en- Picacho, y que anuncia que ha te-
nido una cosecha asombrosa de frijol.
Sembr6 tres acres y medic de terreno
en- Hondo con frijoles pintos, y de es
tie pequefio terreno ha levantado 1000
libras de frijol de muy buena calidad,
produciendo la TERRA mas de 1000 IL
bras por acre. Sc le han ofrecido II
centavos la libra por su cosecha, 10
que lie produce como $40. por acre.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
LOS oFiCIALES DE LA TESO.
RERiA ESTAN ANIMADOS
CON LAS NOTICIAS.


Washington, Oct. 2.-aos oficiales
de la tesorarfa estan llenos de entu-
siasmo ell dfa de hoy, a causa de los
retornos informes recibidos de to-
das parties de la naci6n, indicando que
la apelaci6n para levantar tres billo-
mes de pesos para ell segundo presta-
mo de la libertad Sc han encontrado
con una entusiata respuesta de parte
del pdblico. Aunque los informes de
todas las grandes ciudades hacen apa-
rente que ell pdblico ha recibido bien
la oportunidad de ayudar al gobierno
en- la presente emergencia, los oficia-
les reconocen que solamente por me-
dio de una campafia intensa firme
Sc puede hacer que tenga la campafa
todo ell exito que Sc desea.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
Ell personal del gran jurado.

El Cap. Robert " Boyle es ell ma
yordomo del gran jurado en- la corte
de distrito, que abri6 sus sesiones ell
martes en- la mafiana. Los otros que
forman ell gran jurado son: J. C. Jones
Ascencion Rael, Pablo Lujan, John
Davis, Teodocio Castillo, Hilario Gar
cfa, Luis Mora, Peter Lienau, Grego-
rio Rael, Abelino Quintana, Esquipula
Montoya. JESUS Padilla, David Rodri-
guez, Anastacio Gonzalez, Ramon Ro-
Nero Juan Delgado, Matias Rael, John
c. Hull. Mosalio Mora y Juan Tafoya.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
El contingente final del condado de
Santa Fe debera sallr eI dia de hoy,
para reunirse al elercIto nacionaI, y
Sc tlene en- proyecto una gran de.
mostraci6n para declrles adi6s.


El lltimo contingente de los desig
nados por ell sorteo en- este condado
de Santa Fe, saldra para ell campo de
instruction hoy, jueves en- la maiana
por ell ferrocarril de Denver Rio
Grande, y con su partida, tendran
oportunidad sus amigos y parientes de
estos j6venes de honrarlos por la Ill
TINA vez, ellos, que responder a la
llamada del gobierno de su patria.
Cuando ell anterior contingente sali5
hace dos semanas, la demonstration
fue una de las impresivas que Sc ha-
bfan visto jamas en- Santa Fe. Ell CO.
mite que tiene su cargo los arreglos
para la demonstration que Sc debe veri
ficar ell d1a de hoy, esta determinado
a hacer que esta demostraci6n sea 10
mas notable que Sc pueda, mejor que
la anterior, y ha pedido todos y ca
da uno de los habitantes de esta hist6-
rica ciudad, que Sc presente esta ma
mana en- la casa de cortes, las Q de
la mafiana, para unirse al paseo cfvi-
co que debe acompaiiar los j6venes
hasta la estaci6n. Tambien Sc les
ha urgido las organizaciones frater-
males cfvicas asf como las escue-
las en- particular, que Sc presenter a
la gran parada militar.
LAS diversas organizaciones de Sc
noras que hay en- la ciudad, asf como
Ia camara de comercio, obsequiaran
a cada uno de los jovenes que Sc van
con lunches y regalos apropiados, a
la hora de partida en- ell tren, Sc pro-
nunciaran discursos de despedida por
oradores prominentes. Todo ell pro-
grama finalizara para la hora de la
salida del tren, las 1910 de la ma
mana, y las casas comerciales Sc les
ha suplicado que cierren sus estable-
cimientos hasta despues de la salida
del tren, con ell fin de que todos sus
empleados puedan participar en- ell pc
SEQ cfvico de despedida. Cuando sa-
li6 ell contingente pasado, Sc not6 que
hubo escases de banderas en- la plaza.
Sc espera que Sc haran esfuerzos pa
ra que hoy en- la mafiana este la plaza
y domicili0s propiamente decoradOs
con ell emblema nacional. Ademas,
Sc observe la vez pasada que habfa un
buen concurso de gente en- las aceras
y 10 largo de la via, los que debfan
haber participate en- la formation, y
Sc les urge todos estos, todas
las personals que puedan, que Sc unan
a los manifestantes para dar mayor
solemnidad al acto, que tantos recuer-
dos inspirara nuestros valientes Y
abnegados jovenes.
En- nuestro pr6wimo n1mero dare
mos una fiel resefia de la manifesto
ci6n asf como de los discursos que Sc
pronuncien, como 10 hicinos la vez
pasada.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04

Nuestro compafiero de labores Sr.
Gregorio Rael ma estado ocupado en-
ell gran jurado siendo uno de los ju-
radios, durante esta semana.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04

d. Manuel Roybal Y Lopez de Pojua-
que, N. M, estuvo en- la plaza con ne.
gocios ell sabado nos hizo una vista.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1917-10-04
FL C0NT|NCENTE FINAL DE GUERRA
DE ESTE CONDADO SALDRA HOY
PARA FL FUERTE RILEY, KANSAS

Ell coMiTE sUPLicA A LOS vEcl.
NOS QUE ADoRNEN Gus cAsAs
CON BANDERAs PARA OAR UNA
DEsPEDIDA DlGNA A NuEsTRos
vALIENTEs QUE SALEM HOY A
LOS cAMPos DE INSTRUCTION.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
WAR SECRETARY IN
FAVOR OF REDUCING
DRAFT AGES 1926 YRS.

Washington, Oct. l6.-Congress at
its next session may lower the selec-
tive service age. Secretary Baker to-
day went on record in favor OF select.
ing men for military service between
the ages of ~ and 26
Representative Julius Kahn. rank.
ing Republican member of the House
military committee. advocated chang.
ing the law to embrace all males be-
tween IS and 40, and indicated that
he would introduce a bill in the next
session providing for this change
The present selective service ages
cover those between q and 30
When Secretary Baker was asked
whether he or the administration ia.
vored the Kahn plan he replied that
I had not been given administration
Endorsement and said that he did not
favor amending the law as proposed
by MIR kain. Secretary Baker ex-
planned that he is in favor of reduc-
ing the military age so as to have it
cover males between 10 and 20.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
LA TOILETTE REFUSED
COMPLETE INDICATION

Washington. Oct. Ex-senator La
Toilette has asked OF the Pomerene
investigating committee a complete
indication on charges of disloyalty.
Tie Wisconsin senator will not get
such a verdict
He made request Of the Pomerene
committee to try him for disloyalty
and either acqult or convict him on
he charge. This request was con.
'a'ned in letter received by the
committee Saturday.
The committee. refusing The re-
quest today. notified Senator La Fol.
'ette 1t had no such powers under the
resolution ordering the investigation
1t is understood that Senator La
Toilette may not appear before the
committee today, as expected, as a
result of the committees action.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
PLAYERS CAN'T TAKE
PART IN ANY POST
SERIES CONFLICTS
NATIONAL COMMISSION RULES
THAT NO GAMES WILL BE
WINNERS AND OTHER TEAMS.

New York, Oct i6.-players partic-
ipating in the world series will be for
hidden to engage In post-series games,
il was announced hire today by the
national commission From each
players share in the world series
money the sum of 81 900 is to be re
tanned until Jan. as a means of en-
forcing the new rule.
Heretofore only the winning play
ers have been barred from playing
exhibition ball. The rule was amend
ed today to include the losing play.
e"S
If none of the men participating in
the present series plays in games be.
fore Jan his $1,000 will be refunded
in fun, together with interest at g
per cent.
II was said Manager McGraw of the
New York Nationals had planned to
take team to Cuba for exhibition
games. II was declared also that
Eddie Collins. captain of the Chicago
Americans, had intended taking a
team made up OF White Sox players
to Upland. a Philadelphia suburb.
and that $4,000 had been guaranteed
for their appearance
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
FOR QUICK RESCL.TS TRY THE
WANT" ADS. IN THE. FREE
TRADER.JOURNAI..


The only sure way to get rid Of dand-
ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it
entirely To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon: apply
it at night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the SCALP and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
DO this tonight, and by morning, most
ii not all, of your dandruff will be gone,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF it, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can gel liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
Three Generations OF Women.
Dear Shrap:

Inc young women of this genera.
tioi. their mothers and grandmothers
nave proved from actual experience
mat Lydia Il Pinkham's Vegetable
compound oNercomes the suffering
caused by female Ills and restores
them to healthy condition This ia.
nous medicine contains no narcotics
or habit'forming drugs--but Is made
from medicinal roots and herbs. ma.
lures remedy for disease. IT you are
SUFFERING from any form of female Ills
~ VIII pay you to give 1t a trial.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16

these shops in your city There is
another thing TO be considered, and
that is the responsibility of accidents
growing out of shutting off of the cars
from the shops for their repairs. |
ask your earnest considerations of
the merits of this matter.
W. +. CARR.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16

t+++++++++++++++++++++*+++

/ OMNHl NLA !
++++++++++++++++++++++*++$
Dear Shrag.
see by the paper Shrap that mar
ket reports show that more calves are
being raised in America than ever be
fore | didn't think much of it till
happened to take slant NJ the girls
on dress parade on La Sale street
Sunday. Then saw that it was true
But Shrap the price Of veal is still
high cause these calves are purely
decorative, Shrap. purely For ex
hibition purposes. as ii We're
didn't get to see The Siren at
the Orpheum the other night. so Bert
Jordan tells me that he'll have a spC-
cial show run for me every morning
N the future. That's whatcha get by
being Il .coIyum conductor Shrap-
evrybody loves va Ber, has some
dandy shows at that, but he aint got
nothin like the one saw advertised
in he Chicago paper few weeks ago.
II was like this
Sirens of the Sea
Worlds Greatest Spectacle.
Five thousand people.
Four thousand costumes
The crowds musta been immense.
Did ! ever tell va about the time
they had at the Elks convention in
Aurora last spring? All the business
houses was decorated up beautiful
with the Elks colors, and they had
parades and everything. There was
one moving picture house that hadda
big sign out in fIont:
WELCOME ELKS,
and beneath it was placaEd adver-
Using the picture to be shown that
day. .tf
MOTHERS, PROTECT YOUR
DAUGHTERS,.!
Well, Shrap, | tald va so The Sox
got the pennant and now va can 20
back TO work with nothin Ia bother
va till next Friday when s'pose you'll
be over to King Field.
Shrap ] amt got hardly any stun
tonite. It's funny nothin ever hap.
pens when I'm around never had
no luck that way The only thing
I've heard this week was this
The other day nervous little WON
IN came into Duncan's drug store.
steve Patterson was busy filling
Jrescript ION. and Tom Mack was tend
ne bar--wel YOU know what | mean,
'hrap The woman approached the
ounter and said in very low voice;
Has my husband been in here
Tom didn't hear what she said. but
little thing like that couldn't bluff
i'm,
mo mann he replied. out if you
AIT moment I'll fix you up some. |
hing just as good
Now I'll betcha never heard this {
ne. Remember the time Herman I
Iexter kept the, clothing store where |
US May now shines forth? Well. one q
ay Charlie Campbell drove up in I
ugey and made few purchases at I
Letters. When he had finished his L
hopping Herman followed him out |
, the buggy, I
Dots mighty fine horse you're ,
rivine, Mr., Campbell" commented ]
lcrman approvngly {
Yes said Charlie, he's pretty
,ir r
How much you'd you take it for G
orse like dot?" +
"Uh about hundred and fifty dol ),
lrs. replied Charlie +
Mein Colt, Is he custom made :,
Mt silk lning?"
Didia hear about the young lady !,
ere in Ottawa that sent Red Cross :,
II to soldier boy somewhere in
rance In the kit was a pair of Sox.
nit by her own fair hands. A few
avs ago he received this letter.
received the Sox from your Red
Cross kit;
m in the trenches, doing my bit
wear one for helmet, and one for
mitt-
4 hnpa N all ala wan nu.. q, I...t.D
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
Indoor Life Makes Fat
Try Oil OF korein With Simple Sys
tenn to Get Fine Figure.

tenn 10 0et VlVe FtNuVos
People who spend most of their
time indoors and who are deprived OF
fresh, invigorating air must take pre-
caution to guard against 0verstOuts
ness, as fat acquired by indoor life is
unhealthy and danger to the vital
organs of the body.
Lack of freh air weakens the Oxy-
gencarrying power Of the blood, so
that it is unable to produce strong
muscles and vitality, and the fOrma-
ton of unsightly and unhealthy fat is
the result.
II you are overst0ut you are daily
drawing on your reserve strength and
are constantly lowering your vitality
by carrying this excess burden.
You are advised to 60 to good
druggist and get small box Of oil of
korein capsules and take one after
each meal and one just before retiring
at night. Also follow the simple di
rections that come with the box.
Even "a few days treatment has
been reported to show noticeable re.
duction in weight improved figure
and a return Of the old energy; foot.
steps become lighter and the skin less
1abby In appearance as superfluous
fat disappears.
OIL Of korein Is pleasant to take.
cannot injure, and helps the diges-
tion. Any person who wants to re.
duce ten to sixty pounds Ia advised
to give this treatment trial Re-
ports OF rapid, safe reduction are be-
Ing made by both men and women.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
THE STANDING.

Worlds Series (FinalD.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
OLD FASHION SUPPER
BY EARLVILLE LADIES

The ladies of ,. Theresa church
VIII serve an otd-tashioneL supper.
country style. in the Woodman hall of
Earlville. Thursday evening, October
is, between the hours OF > and g. and
a m dnight lunch from III to ~. The
committee in charge has arranged the
following menu for supper; Mashed
potatoes with gravy, fried chicken,
veal roast, two kinds of salad, brown
bread. cottage cheese. assorted pick
les, jelly, rolls, cake and coffee. Sup
per 80 cents. midnight lunch % cents.
The young people have arranged for
a dance in Robinson's hall in the
evo"'"g with music by Heinrich. All
are invited.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16
OTTAWA MARKETS.

Live stock.
Steets-StOck. per cwt., SIS to 81.
lat. per cwt,, $40.
calves, per cwt., $l0-sl2.
Spring lambs, per cwt, $3.50
Sheep-Per cwt, So to $40.
hogs, per cwt, $3.50 to $l7.0O.
Produce and Poultry.
Lard. per h.. 22c.
Butter, country. per b., 3Sc.
Cream butter fat, per ID. acc.
Eggs. strictly fresh per doz.. CSC.
Hens, per b., tic.
Springers, per Ii, lie,
Old ROSTERS. per h.. lOc.
Ducks, per ID, lac.
Geese. per h., Zoe
Turkeys. alive, per b lGc.Isc.
Hides and Wool.
No | hides, per TO-. .,u.
No, | calf skin, per h., &c.
No. ] Horse hide, IS.
Illinois wool per h.. 45e.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-16

st. Louis Series (FinaI*).
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-12
rrpAF'D CAFE CHANGES
 LANDS YESTERDAY

Frank Tnderhill, who has been em- -'-. - q chef at the Strand Cafe for ;r2 pas. six months, by Hermann 2raeh ehn.eaH. the owner, is now the '-w@ul owner of the Cafe. He received
 2 CT rom Mir. Brachman in Seattle Nt.t.ea on October ,. stating that he yas sai'.ng that afternoon for South America. and leaving the whole prop =r=y stock and fixtures to him. MT. 3-achmann notified MT. Underhill hat Bill of Sale was in the hands of Mr Furnivan. and to have it made
 e himself Yesterday the whole transaction was completed and MT. Cnderhill is now the owner of the Hafe AIr Underhill stated today hat the whole affair had been com p,ete surprise to him as he had been expecting MT. Brachmann to return at any time
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-12
R. LYONS FALLS
 OvERROARD: DROWNS

The lfeless form of J. B. Lyons, an cid sine Alaskan, 65 years of age, end former resident Of Nome. who vas on his way TO the Pioneers Home a- S.tka. was found at 2:30 p. m. yes rerdav on the beach under the city cafe adjacent to the city dock The presumption is that he fell of the deck and was washed up on the beach by tte tide. He was a sufferer from heart trouble and in a feeble condit- ion He came to the city from the westward several days ago and regis tered at the Gastineau There was .ound in his pocket a letter from the Governor 10 the Seattle Steamship company arranging for transportation on the Al-ki and several other letters. Las- week he tainted on the street and Dr Dawes was called. W. H. Seely also gaze him medicine.
 Deputy Marshal Fosas was notified Sunday afternoon by Juan Caldon that 9 body was or the beach. He mme ediate!y proceeded 10 the spot and ~.th the aid of a boat brought the body up and carried il to the Young undertaking establishment. Follow ing tbe inquest at Young's the jury, composed or W Bathe, R Davis. E. sherman C. Kohelep. W c. Stegman. and ' Auer, brought in a verdict of accidental drowning
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-12

The new Canadian laws relating to days, etc, apply to Yukon Territory as well as the rest of Canada. However, the assurance is given that the ex- emption boards appointed will exempt all men in the Yukon engaged in min ing, in view of the large number of enlistments which have already been made from that section. The Yukon has already voluntarily contributed fully ten per cent of her men to the Canadian army, twice the average per centage for the whole Dominion.