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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

4 Nf.a III .ks
emo por 81 exitp de 10 estratagema
que acababa de empiear, presencfauf
por His famiifares y las autoridades
de IA aldea, exclarl0 sonriendo:
-veremos 81 Ia ieccs0n, cruda. pc
9ro necesaria, sirve de algo. Esp?'
TO que nuestro excelente don F1rso g
c0rregira de BY excessive nneraiidau
De todos modes, senior ViDaar--dlJf
hablando a gu Inayordono-- no Owl
de listed rernitir cuanto antics q dor
Ttrso n sotana nueva Y quinientas
,pesetas para sobreveIir a las necesi1
dades de Y pobres,
M senior cura, afectndisimo por "a
repasata, Sc dirigio c~abizbaJo q o
iglesiaNy orc feryorosamente largo ra'
to. I'm sudor FRO inundaba su fren'
te; tenla fiebre, Regres6 q casa, y
Domingo ie reprendio mas suavi
Sdsusfduel de- oruinaftae hiEpb Que se
,acostase. los pfcosF dfas Ell lmedi-
co le desahucf6; no habfa remedio en-
10 humane para don Ifrso Domingo
sollozaba.
En- este trance llego a la casa rec
toral un emisario del obispado, ira
yendo plegada sobre el brazo izquier-
uo una gso.ana ue eAcelen.e palio Z
n e mspv av,roiia una oal'eia so'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

cas-, pregunt0 al photo que escrntaba
81 horizonte con el lente dc largn
vista.
--Pero hAcia d0nde vamos2 2.
r-Prpa hacia Bayona, repus6 sin
inmutarse 81 piloto. "a 10 altura del
grado A c~dstearemos hasta Rpyan.
Las nltimas noticias dc los submari-
nos alcmanes son de Brest.
Isl sigui6ramos la ruta habitual.
encontrarfamos Los ~destroyers.
Los d~estroyers 80 hallan d Ia al
|tura de BeiIe-nle. vigilan la entrl-
do de Ia Rochelle. iSe espera en- es-
tos dfas un convoy de transportes con
m~uniciones de los Estados Unldos.
Era ei inico dfa. Ma Ultima juga-
ia. m mar estaba tapandonado. M
Una vela. solo un remilcador trans
tornado en- buque de patrulla vino
hacia nosotros. A d6hde fbamos?
Nuestra ruta le parecfn extrala y Sc
acerc6 a fnterrognrnos. I'll, photo
repuso. IA mediodfa vimos va la cos
ia de Fvrancia. Ia costa a nuestra
vista, eambiamos de rumbo. De
~pronto 81 vigia del mesana hizo una
sehal. M comandante ievanto el an
teojo hacia donde indicsba ell marine
70. Efectivainente, entire la costa y
nuestro BARGE acababa de hundirse q
periscopio de un submarine. Era I'm
submarine aleman? Era IN subma-
rino frances? Ell comandante do
orden de cargar las calderas. Ell va
por do Ia espalda a la costa. En- q
castillo de popa, iba montado un car
mon de trio fApido. Los artilleros
corrieron a su puesto. TN momepto
largo pss6. la serenidad del nfQr
parecfa qnerer persuadirnos de que
huiamos de un peligro que no existfa'
Nos ~alejabamos a toda mdquina de Ia
costa, Por 81 fuera necesario, Sc
izaron los botes. Ed captain dudaba
de ordenar 81 lanzamiento de las em-
~barpaciones cuapdo 81 oy6' la voz a
zorAdasdel vigfa:
Torpedo bopal
-Todas LAS miradas coincidieron.
mar, perpendicularmente a la este!a
de Ia helice y Sc iba mar afuera. Nues
ttros c~orazones sintieron la expression
de una nueva vida. Hahiamos esca-
padol Sin embargoA 81 canon de po-
pa comenz6 a disparah incesantemen-
tie. Eel TELEGRAPH sin hilos sonaba CO.
mo dos placas de platino exacerbadas.
Ell vapor hula. Eel comandante sun
official, ell, timopslily 70 eramos los So
Hos que nos hallabamos en- Ell puente,
Los ~pasajeros llenaban la cdbierta.
La augusta, prolongada, los inmovi-
llizaba q todos. De pronto ell canon
ces6 de tirar. Mo- vendrfa otro tor
los ojos Sc volvfan hacia 81
iborizonta. las helices ~goapeaban
Ifuriosas ell aqua. Marchabamos a Is
snudos. El submarine, nayegandc
|bajo ell aqua, nc podfa alcanzarnos,
Nadie dudaba de nuestra ~salyaci0n,
cuando un CRITIC partio de popa:
IHombre al agua?-dijo Ell capi-
tan. ~.
! Es algun p~asaiero miedoso que se
ha tirado al mar. No podemos de-
tener ell vapor. Pe6r para Ell!
Entre las espumas blancas que Ia
h6liceS acababa de partir, un punto
Negro, TN hombre, forcejeaba por
mantenerse a flote.-Era Ell photo.
Muy lejos, va tnuy ueios, ell subma-
rino aleman habfa vuelto a la super,
fjcie, y corrfa en- auxilio del naufra-
go amigo, mientras Ell canon delc'L..'.
disparaba obuses sobre ell photo.
del 'Lusitania'.
Vlzconde de Lascano TEGUt.I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

bras, el cual hacfa explosion al pc
gar en- Ell aqua, desparramando en- TO-
das direcciones metrallas d~esignAdas
a penetrar en la coraza de los subma-
rinos.
M buque igual. al Laconia, Ell Fran
confa, tue hundNo en- Octubre dlsimo
EN- Ell Mediterraneo. La compahia
Funard ha perdido va cuatro de sus
grandes vapores de ~pasajeros, que son
81 Lusitania, F~ranconia, Alaunia y La
coma, Y 10 quedan cinco mas que sen:
OIL Aquitania. Mauretania, Carmania,
Caronia y Andania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
Sc ALIvIAN LOS MUScuLOs
ApoLoRlpos.

VEL trabajo excessive, ell inclinarse 3
los ejercicios pesados. D un traba-
10 de tirantez para los mlsculos, que
Sc ponen adoloridos Y tiesos, y queda
impedido por el dolor. 81 Linimento
de Sloan le tfae i'm pronto alivio, es
'facil de aplicar y>benetra sin frotar,
Arrojando 10 adolorido. rs I'M lfqui-
do ciaro. v mas limpio que los emplas
tos y dntirae no mancha ell cults
nj tapa los poros. 1enga siempre
i'm frasco a Ia mano paralo dolores
lei r~eumatfsno, gotta, lumbago, grippe,
raspadas. tirantez, dolor &c espalda y
todos los dolores ~externoa. En- casa
de su boticario, N25c, ;.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
ARRoJe LOS DEsPERDlcIos.

La regularidad de los intestinos es
ell secreto de la buena salud, ojos bri'
Iiantes, completeness limpias, Y las
Pfldoras de Nueva Vida del Dr.. King
son I'm purgante nave que regulariza
los intestinos y limpia los intestinoa
congestionados removiendo las inmun
dicias acum,iladas sin Eastman. To
mese una pfldora antics de acostarse
y de~saparecera esa cabeza pesada, y
esa sensaci6n de calentura. Compre
las Pfdoras de Nueva Vida del DR..
King en- casa de su boticario, 25c 3,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
3 3. LAcONfA

Swan q Hunter. Wallsend-on-Tyne
gu equipo 'inclufa todas los dltimas
c~omodidades mejoras modernas. Su
velocidad era de IS nudos bajo condi-
clones nofmaies.
Durante los primeros 10 meses de
1a guerra Ell Laconia fue un crucero
auxiliar dc patfulla en- ell oceano Indi-
co, bajo Ell mnndo del Captain Irvine,
y estaba armada en- su p~resente VIA
je con un canon naval de 40 maneja-
do por n tripulacion que estaba o
bordo durante la ~travesfa. El canon
tenla tn aicance de seis mfllas y dis
parabA I'm proyectil que pesaba' rs n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

sussrIbase ! sEI Nueyo MsxIeanoy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
RscDERDos AL eoaERNADoa

&c. be BAcAs
Doblen tristes las canipanas,
la mas grande y la menor,
p6nganse luto las flores
por nuestro gobernador.
Muri6 Ell arbol reluciente:
We. muri6 ell G~obernador;
todos sienten con tristeza
y no halfan consolation.
n
Nos dejd en- gran t~risteza;
va no dan luz los espejos.
ell arboI que nos sombreba +,
desde cerca y desde lejos.
Fu6 un hombre carihoso
con todos los ciudadanos,
no importaba 81 dem6cratas
0 81 eran republicanos.
Tuvo buenas simpatfas
" fue tambien prominente;
va no Sc volvera a yer
~ TODD ell mundo To- siente.
Cincuenta v dos amos tenfa
a las bora de su muerte,
nuestro Dios determine
" asf nos TOGO la suerte.
Sc despidi6 de este Nmundo;
para TODD fue capaz,
sin esperanto ninguna
de volverlo a yer jamas.
Todo ell Estado ha sentido
una brenda de valor,
porque Sc fue dc este mnndo
Ell grande Gobernador.
Fue hombre de gran eminencia
" caracter prominente,
con honor tuvo sus destinos
" TODD el pueblo 10 siente.
Tuvo honor muy excelente
en- toda conformidad,
siempre que era nominado,
CANADA su homestead.
81 pueblo confiaba en- el,
por su buena reputation,
para que fuera gobernador
Sc le did la nomination.
Fue maestro en- ocasiones
" tambien legislator,
Y ahora que Dios le llam6,
era el gran gobernador.
Fue agente de maquinistas
y tambieh fue comerciante,
siempre era patrocinado
porque era hombre arrogante.
Adi6s, Ezequiel C. de Bacai
ahora me despedir6,
mientras Dios me presto vida,
me recordare de listed.
Yo CONFUSE esta poesfa,
aqufI les voy a decir,
por cumplimientos v obsequios
de Don Manuel dc Vigil,
M dice que los p%ubliquen,
a listed, senior editor,
residente soy de ESpaiola.
y su atento suscritor.
Este cuadro fue compuesto
por Jose Limo Roybal;
81 algnna falta he tenido,
me dehen de dispenser.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
BEsoLucIoNEs DE coNDol-sNclA
~EzEouleL {. be BAcA

YCungSVille, IN. M. Mario g. 1871,
Sr. editor de Gel Nuevo Mexicano'
caro- amigo.
Espero tenea Ia ,arabridad de m.
sertar an en- anreciabla scmanario IL
i:sfy,iientes
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III 49,
n ~ ,,.osas;a $50 ~ g. ~ ~.
49, ~ c4;,"s snas ~
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papv n ''eAoo ~ isueso
NO tomanao distinction de partidos
er fieppo no es para clio, me abs
tenso en- decir que unos cuantos dias
fantes &c 81 muerte' 81 estauo se sen.
"a orgulioso, o. para melor aecir. o.
lpuehio eo-mexicano Sc creia al niVei
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= - ~ 49,
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|hsrnsaa- 81, Easada a NJ tx.
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49, =
ssarr;a,ar 20 "a = sas -"
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~ e .snshaN ~ 1870 naa;a,as
1870 -aht~aSan 80 $500
Az ~ amaar. ~ a.1,d 4 ~
1890 1, n;a.aa ns.a aaS y
gleeis1atsvos dasda, !, hr4s,lJe iarho
tT,vn 81 h,,.n 1890 = hahsi;sad III -
despacho de negocjos hasta Ia trista
bora de IN d~espedida. All es ane en-
I'll corto periodo oue FL finado siryi6
como r6bernador. deia marcado en-
la historic de Nueyo Mexico un mol
yidable recuerdo de sus dtiles yssanos
servinios. V I'M vacfo diffcjl de llenar
tanto para 81 aflieida familia. corno
para 81 estado.
ro,,o daia mos d,cbo antes Z, sr
d 4 Harnsnday on en- aasss 30 rser,
10 nadid1 n,sntsastar ~ r5n,,no s,s
p,,aras j hsh;,as sa,s,,osna NJ -
IL asts mas sat;ssachas tan,h;sn :,
saa,,ndn - !, 1872 t;s,,,n ~ con,a :
dn,. Az nr,aha n,,a =, ~ ser.
80 t6rn,i,,% cnrrnIato 1, astado
~ Nr,,ax,S Msx;cn hybi.ro tanidn Ia
40 !, 49, u a. sa5ar ! IL rsfsas eS-
- :, isros cne tanhiSn assa s,a,o nac.
,nax;eano nrodnca Sa,ohres sti,ss ~.
"a aesan,nasar aitas n,estos
n,,smns cnmn ~ y, ID. rJasrsndev
: u f;nadn g. IA paco Nh ocmnado
n,,estos No honsosos siando oue
~, s,s ranas oas,-aS 10 s.m@ra nom
Z
Hecoraamo cue en- nuestros ienl-
pos ue terrltorlo, cuanao sc ,,atapa
ue que ei slefritorio 9e usuevo MeAlco
uniera = ios estaaos ~ ~ unlon'
w cierto lndiviuuo en- q congress- ~
vo ei uescaIo ae uecir Ivy ei lerrlto-
rag ae uNuevo Mexico no deoeria SET
admltlno como es.ado porque ~ genie
1ocupapa ~ aicno Ierrltorlo err
rustica Y que ~ saprian cofno redac-
Iar 2 constl,uc,on a SCI nnluos =
estaoos q q onloh, y H.ucno me-
1ue Ia mayorfa eran mexicanos. Hoy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

KY nttSS, ~ ivJap1 typ uv1'natociuob ~.
saniemos sopre 2ua PAN del escanii
patrlmoniai para empular mas tarde
tanii'ihs enteras - quieh sane de ~
emisracion
hesia ~ grey yiilaauernesa un sa'
|ceIaote e,empiar llrso, que
sri se iiaihapa, era IN aitkulsta con.
yenooo' IN amante ndeiislmo del
proJimo admirauor Pr ulssineos Y
apostoi lerviente de las idens que ~
mortailzaran 2 vicente ue raul. aSiaas
~. su pfactica dismihuyeron tanto 81
rico patrlmohio dei puen cura' que 9
"a lecna en- due io presentamos vera
casi reducado = Stia miserla, apeaaa
compatida por 10 mezqttna uolacion
curatoey "a renta ae cuatro tierre'
cimes ,tan pronto fcoDrada como ois'
tripuiua generosamenLe ehtfe ios AZ
garehos mas neceslraaos SIN reuitos
SIN recipo, a IA nuena ue pios y con
lc'enciaa de los feliereses, que cuando
nohraaameht uevoaviah q ainero
Iservla para lremedlar nuevas ahgustias
de otros vecinos
vVpestrQ Ion ilrso con Y setenta
amos = sin un centimo, nuplera ser
sauo W mouelo = Sanip n nao. pa =
81 congenere en- q cure del fliar az ~
Huauu IVY " VIC .,u. .aaa.
come toao 70 IA no tiene nadae'
Fudo ser canonTgo ySrenuso ia pre-
penda por no separarse de sus monta'
neses
" sera de estos PORES 81 W
ies nDaluvuo
qullo ievais1io q L. ~
uau pa,a suost,aerie = "a no,.apis ~
louaT ~ e aAuea inu'i slnpe
uecla neyo s0in,
- anos en.re es.as popies ssn.os J
sesui.e con ei'as ios que 81 oeuol
pel ,, W.T. NJ lo. II,
oon.en.o ~ $3.50 aI =
conclto1 en- 81 cara 2 Y
sieriH, Que On cupiila ~'s
nuesos con q manic ue sus nieses J
81 Aia prnIiaseia nara plo.ar Dopie Y
iosa naIsaal.ass 1a.an'ansps ~.
Iuiuapa ue uon ilIso y ue "a uasa
rectorai ~ senora Doinlnsa, una ~
nasss que pasapa con lIucnc 70 sa
euau canohica uha sAoslenso 10y.
loluu, psao =,
~ ss~pa.en.ela ue III
lueaza ~ II III III s.nla,so
Aiapa elia splla 's uv ~ ssiiol'
81 pien - auliiiapa On eiicneio = e.
ln4uleeapa terriplenlen cuanuo ~ !.
iuo aquei uia, sohaioh las ,reS ~ .
salue en q viSJo Ieioy nc Spehuoaa =
uon lLiso ny napia aiee,uo pol
Eeasa uesoe uue 81 gig Iupo .oniAao
y IS e lnls'
es,ara % sehol Dios ny
droh,o o~pseuieceia "a nesaua - ~
esos cahlihos, ,n.lansitapio'
> e. solo, anclalv, sln uarss
~ eie.eo aq.el,a .aiue cala q
~ siie m uss 7'pe5a $500
conio nssia ue ma uan.n
en- cuanuo IoInpla 70 ausus'a moio 81
~ w is " lo api S.a
sn' Wy; noaw. 10y ~.
quisiilo eoi.ina,.' nae,a soia' US =
pos On a.ropeauo ,nn u
pulapn i"oui,uo $3.50 70 80
~ n,,ahrads 1aI morta ~1nstantas
dasnnss n,,avos ronor Ilaco han ] "a.
,,ardar III das rynn con q, descanso
astasnao eauado fr,eidfs;no
Nc tras y NADIA Es imnos;h,e
o,,e Z An Tirso NJ il haya ocurrido
alga No r,as W ID nusro " 10 troi-
20 a casa.
Y la buena Domingo. en- menos
fietnpo oue AZ dice. calz0se las gallo
- .,-AL La..n...x
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
APPROPRIATIONS
 FOR ALASKA ARE
 IN SENATE BILL
Rivers and Harbors Bill Which Passes Senate Has Items for Nome
 and Yukon River

WASHINGTON, July 27. The Rivers and Harbors bill which pass ed the United States Senate last night by a vote of 50 to II, carries $105, 900 for Nome Harbor improve ment and $45.000 for improving the mouth of the Yukon river. The bill immediately went to the House and without further action was sent to conference. It is believed an early agreement will be reached and the bill signed by the President with in ten days.
 The rivers and harbors bill car ries total appropriation of $28,000.- 900 which will be expended in most part on work that already is under way.
 Delegate Sulzer made use of the opportunity. when this bill was under discussion, to speak on the Needs of Alaska" making his first speech on the floor of the House of Rep resentatives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
SENATOR BORAH
 SOUNDS ALARM
 TO WAKE UP NOW
Declares People of the United States Must Realize Country
 Is at War

WASHINGTON, July 27.--Sena- tor William E. Borahstold the Sen ate today that the Russian collapse means that millions of American boys would find graves on the Eur opean battle fields.
 No more serious situation could confront the United States than confronts the Allies now" said Senator Borah.
 "The situation is here" continued the Senator, "and the hour of sac rifice has arrived
 Sen. Borah declared that the sub marine situation was distinctly fla vorable to the Teutonic powers with reports showing the number of increasing. France is all so being gradually worn down, ac- cording to the Senator
 ''The time has come when the people of the United States should realize we are in this war" con- cluded Senator Borah.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
NO AMERICAN FORCES TO GO TO RUSS FRONT Rumors Circulated Given Flat DeniaI-RaiIroad Material is What
 Russia Wants HARvESTS TO BE LARGE Mutiny of a Division of Grenadiers Explains
 Russ Defeat in
 GaIiCia
HARvESTS TO BE LARGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27. = Reports being circulated of sending American troops to Russia was flatiy denied today. Russia has more men than she knows what to do with. Americas great possibility lies in sending railroad materials and mu- nitions to Russia. An official d g. patch from Petrograd says that the harvests are large all over Russia. transportation service is beins i'm
 lIoved to prevent some porti ms of the country from starving while oth- CTS are over supplied. The Galician defeat is explained by the mutiny in one grenadier division of eighteen thousand men which opened the front to Germans and allowed them to drive a wedge twenty miles deep netessitating the retirement of the whole of Korniloffs's forces which were three hundred thousand men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
STEAMER MovEMENTs AND
 MAIL INFORMATION.
NOW BOUND NORTH.

NOW BOUND NORTH. City of Seattle is northbound and will be due Sunday. Has 2k days mail.
 Princess Sophia will be due from the south tomorrow. Has mail.
 Dolphin sailed from Seattle this afternoon and will be due here Tuesday.
 SCHEDULED sAiLINce Al-Ki is scheduled to sail from Seattle tonight.
 Prince Rupert is scheduled to sail from Seattle Monday.
 Admiral Farraeut Is scheduled to sail from Seattle Monday.
 Mariposa is scheduled to sail from Seattle Wednesday.
 Princess Aliceis scheduled to sail from Vancouver tomorrow night.
 soUTHsouNp sAiliNcs Prince George is scheduled to sail southbound tomorrow night at midnight.
 Admiral Watson Is expected southbound Sunday forenoon.
 Alameda is scheduled to sail southbound next Tuesday.
 Watson and Alameda will car " mail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
Plans Move Which Will Be Made on the Third
 Anniversary of
 Great War HINTS ARE THROWN OUT States that Austria and United States Might Resume Diplomatic
 Relations

ROME, July 27.-It is practically certain that the Pope will make an appeal for peace next month on the occasion of the third anniversary of the war There is good reason to believe that instead of the usual general exhOrtation to the rulers and people of the countries at war the Pope this year will explicitly allude to mediation which should be resort direct negotiations between bellig- erents. The main obstacle to peace it is held consists in bringing about such negotiations as neither group of belligerents will openly solicit peace nor accept conditions publicly offered services as mediator, the Pope is expected to point out the most prac- tical way of hastening the opening of direct negotiations.
 U. S. and Austria.
 It is reported possible that the Pope will suggest that two nations not technically at war should resume diplomatic relations with the object of rendering possible direct negatia tions between belligerents. Such a suggestion would clearly allude to the United States and Austria.
 According to news from ecclesias- tical sources available at the Vati can the Turkish Premier, Talaat Bey is expected to resign in order to make place for national cabinet composed of representatives of lib- eral parties who are inclined toward peace. Enver Pasha may possibly resign from the position of minister of war retaining the supreme con- mand of the army. It is hoped that the change of government will enable Turkey to make overatures for peace without detaching herself entirely from the Central Empires.
 Situation in Austria.
 The political amnesty granted by the Emperor of Austria is far from improving the situation in the Dual Monarchy It has rendered it worse as it has deprived the government of a working majority, since the Poles, Czechs and Slays are now united in opposing the cabinet and are demanding concessions which amount to autonomy. As result, the Germans and Hungarians advO- cate an energetic policy and oppose concessions which. as they predicted, have weakened the resistance of the Dual Monarchy. The only game the Emperor, whom they hold re- sponsible for endangering the safety of the Empire Revelations made by members of parliament. abou. econ omical conditions in Austria. which should have remained secret, are regarded in Vienna as greatly ocne- fitting the Allies. since they indi- cated that by merely prolonging the war Austria's exhaustion would be inevitable. Germanys help, which might have saved the Dual monar- chy, is now considered greatly i'm paired. as it is preposterous to hope that the Allies would accept condi- tions of peace when they are. fully aware that. sooner or later, they can dictate terms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
LINES STIFFEN
 ON THE BRITISH
 GERMAN FRONT
Teutonic Forces in Fear of Attacks But Do Not Know Where-Ter-
 rife Artillery
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, July 27.-The German and British lines have stiffened perceptibly within the last few days. The Germans are extremely nervous resulting from the furious bombardment at suspected points. The Germans apparently are in fear that trouble is impending some- where but are uncertain where to look. Lens and Hill 70, nearby, are under a heavy and continuous gunfire. Even the battle scared overlooks the valley above Lens is and barren Vimy Ridge, which being shelled vigorously Armen- tieres and various other places un- der German suspicion are being subjected to heavy fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
CHURCH TO
 BE PR0-CATHEDRAL
 OF ALASKA DIOCESE

SEATTLE, July 27.-Rt Rev R. J. Crimont, Bishop of Alaska, today made the announcement that Juneau has been selected as the episcopal see of the new Alaska diocese and the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is to be remodeled and enlarged, will be used as the pro-cathedral.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
NEW GOLD STRIKE
 IS REPORTED MADE
 ON THE KUSKOKWIM

SEATTLE, July 27.-News of a new gold strike fifty miles up the Aralik river in the Kuskokwim dis trict of Alaska is brought here by Captain Lewis Knaflich, president of the Kuskokwim Navigation company. The captain arrived here this morn ing from Bethel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
WAR BUDGET MAY REACH SUM OF TEN BILLION
Finance Committee of the Senate is Today at Work on Means
 of Taxation

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27.- What part of the war budget, which may reach ten billion dollars will be raised by taxation and on what com mOdoties levies will fall were con sidered at a meeting today of the senate finance committee which is revising the war tax bill. The war department officials estimate over five billion dollars necessary for the main tenance of Americas military force until July of next year
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
SWEDEN ExPRoPRIArEs CROPS

STOCKHOLM, July 27. The Swedish Government has expropriat- ed growing crops of all cereals, le- gumes and sugar beets. It has also ordered appropriation of all stocks of the seed which may be on hand September 1. from the 1916 crops, with the exception of limited quantities in private households.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
STREAMS PLANNING
 RE-ESTABLISHMENT
 OF THE GOVERNMENT

CORFU. July 27 = The Serbian government contemplates the early re establishment of the seat of gov ernment on Serbian soil. The first move will be to Salonika. where King Peter and Prince Alexander have al ready established themselves. Later the seat of government will be es- tablished at Monastir.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
SIX BILLION DEFICIENCY.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July D. Estimated deficiency of nearly six billion dollars in War Department funds is shown in a communication received by the House from Secre- tary of the Treasury McAdoo. The appropriation bill, based on these figures, will be reported in the House within five days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
SUB RUNS ON
 FRENCH COAST
 AND SET AFIRE
Commander and His Crew Then Walk Ashore and Are Taken Prisoners
 By the French

PARIS, July 27.-A German sub marine ran ashore on the French Coast near Calais last night and the crew, unable to float the vessel, opened the gasoline tanks and set the boat afire. The commander and his men then came ashore and were made prisoners. The submar- inc was one of the newer types.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-27
PROHIBITION WILL
 BE DISCUSSED IN
 SENATE NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Leaders representing the wet and dry fac tions of the Senate have agreed to consider the Sheppard national pro- hibition constitutional amendment. Next Monday will undoubtedly see the start of the debate.
 Senator Morris Sheppard has agreed to accept an amendment fix ing the limit at six years in which the States must act upon the amend. ment.