The Nenana news., 1917-06-23

were received here this morning of riots in several different cities in Germany.
 Senator O. P. Gaustad arrived from the Tolovana last night and is spending the day looking over Nenana. He will leave for Fairbanks this evening.
 London: Reports from General Haig's headquarters state that the British forces have taken number of 'impregnable" German positions ill the past 24 hours
 Corona, Cal: Dent H. Roberts, for nineteen years publisher of the San Fran cisco Examiner, died at hls home in this city this morning after prolonged ill., ness.
 Berlin: Bombing squads are officially reported to have landed from aeroplanes this morning and destroyed the Russian base on the island of Runeo III the Bay of Riga.
 Paris; It is reported that the spirit of revolution is seething turnout Spain, aud that movement has been started, with Senor Alvez at its head, to establish a republic.
 Fairbanks: Clifford Smith, the young son of former Mayor Murray Smith, was thrown from horse yesterday and re- ceived cut on the leg which required seven stitches to close.
 I. Casson Williams left for Fairbanks on the Rutherford launch this afternoon to act as purchasing agent for the Tana- ma Valley railroad until John Rapp has qualified to fill the position.
 London: Two zepplins attempted raid on the English coast early yesterday morning. One of them was set afire and brought to earth by anti-aircraft guns, and the other disappeared to seaward.
 Washington President Wilson, Ill a letter to Senator Borland this morning, stated that congress must pass the food legislation bill before July if the nation is to be saved from the food speculators.
 New York: According to a message received Ill this city this morning from a high Spanish official ill Madrid, 1t is practically an assured fact that Spain will enter the war on the side of the En- tente Allies.
 Fairbanks: Bob Serafno, a miner employed by Deep Hole Johnson on Our Creek, was severely scalded yesterday as the result of the bursting of a blowoff pipe. The Gibson auto was sent to bring the injured man to the hospital.
 Washigton: According to the official figures issued by the British admiralty the submarine toll of shipping for the period since February 17th totals 535. There were 299 vessels unsuccessfully at tackled during the same period.
 Fairbanks: A party composed of w. G. Jack, mining engineer, John A. Clark and Dr. Sutherland, will leave for the Kantishna tonight in the Karstens launch to investigate some mining property ill which Dr. Sutherland and other local people are interested.
 Fairbanks: Carl Fleischman, former Fairbanks boy who has been attending college ill Oregon and has accepted a po- sltion on the editorial staff of New York 1 religious publication, was married last Saturday at Portland to Miss Elsie Haume- sen. They will leave for the East next week.
 New York: An official of the Kenne- colt Copper corporation declared this morning that the strike ill its copper | near Cordova, Alaska, inyolv- ! ing 200 operators, has been engineered by pro- German interests ill the hope of cutting down the great amount of copper ! which is being shipped from these mines l to the United States and is used in the