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The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
ROOT TELLS RUSSIANS THAT UNITED STATES HAS ENTERED
 WAR FOR RUSSIA'S FREEDOM
{ Associated Press ]

PETROGKAD June Io.-EIihu Root, head ol the Am crcan war KussIa today addressed the cou l ministers ot the Russian government on the subject that brought hm Russlathc relations o Aner1ca and Russia i'll regard the European lie said that the government oI the Uned States had sent message to Russia that he personally had the honor o delivering to the Russian people by word o1 mouth.
 "Anerca's interest ill the war only for the conser- lation of democracy said Mr. Root She i'll Russia no party or class just mighty, strivng aspiring de nocracy. That it should become dissolved was never thought oi for one moment by the American people,
 I've have begun fighting for your freedom, and we will continue to do All that ask Is that you recp rocate in kind you fight equally for freedom and or yours that the nations of the earth may all eventually become members of worldwide democracy, knowing nothing about war and its caring Tor nothing o all international except peace and peaceful commercial intercourse. nation with another.
 That AIr. Roots speech we'll received Is evidenced by the comment, made upon in official circles It k also being favoraby commented upon in the columns of the Russian press.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
OKLAHOMA MOB
 LYNCHES NEGRO
Associated PreSS)

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla June 16
 Henry Conly, a negro Was lynched tonight by q mob near Holdenville. this state, according to information received here. The mob is stated 10 have been composed of fully 1000 men and women, with the women nearly as numerous as the men As the body swung from telegraph pole many bullets were fired into it from the mob.
 Conly was accused of assaulting the wife of white farmer He was arrested near Randolph by off ceI8 and was being taken back to HoIdenyille when the mob met the posse and, overpowering the officers, took the negro before the woman who is alleged to have been assault ed She identified him immediately. and five minutes later he was swing ing from a telegraph pole and dozens of bullets were being fired into his Quiyering body
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
YUKON IS DUE
 HERE TUESDAY

According to reports received here last night from Tanana, the steam CTS Tanana and Yukon reached Tan ana last night It is therefore eX- pected that the Yukon will reach here about Tuesday night. The Tan ana is to continue on to St. Michael with a string of barges which she is towing, and large quantity of mail and freight for lower river points.
 The Yukon is bringing about fifty passengers for Fairbanks, as well as a number for Nenana. She is also towing barge containing per ishables for Fairbanks and Nenana merchants. In addition she is carry ing about TOO sacks of mail for Fair banks and 300 for Nenana, about half of which is stated to be parcels post and half second class Her cargo also includes about twenty sacks of first class and registered mail for Fairbanks, Nenana and oth- CT Panama river points.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
SEATTLE GETS
 BIG CONTRACT
Associated Press)

SEATTLE June 16.-The Seattle Construction 5& Dry Dock company the construction of ten steel vessels by the governments emergency fleet corporation. The vessels are to be of 7,5O0 tons each and are to be completed within eighteen months time, according to the terms of the contract The aggregate price of the vessels is approximately fourteen million dollars.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
WILSON ISSUES
 INSTRUCTIONS
Associated TreSS)

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 16.-- President Wilson tonight issued in structions to Food Controller Her bert C. Hoover to proceed with the organization of food administration as to food conservation and elimina ton of waste. MT. Hoover is to undertake the work through the CO operation of volunteer forces through out the country, having already re pie who wish positions on his staff It is expected that the food con troller will make his program known within the next day or two
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
NENANA HAS
 A BIG TIME
Special to The Cltizen)

NENANA, June l6.-All Nenana k tonight enjoying the bazaar and dance given al the instance of the women of Nenana headed by Mrs. Thomas Riggs, Jr, for the benefit of the American Red Cross and Bel gian Relief funds From the highest flagstaff in Nenana float the colors of the United States, Belgium and the American Red Cross. with the Stars and Stripes floating over all ana the flag ot the Belgians in be tween that and the banner of the Red Cross society. The entire set ting is one that has the effect ot in spring even the most indifferent.
 The bazaar opened this afternoon at ? o'clock. and from that time un- ul 6 o'clock this evening the booths on the tennis court were crowded NlIN DultubStIS cl NLSiiltl' ''i e4N.i''.'' The booths themselves are very beau iful and, coupled with the fact that they are being presided over by wo men gowned in the habiliments of Red Cross nurses, are proving to be places of considerable attraction
 The dance started at s o'clock and is now progressing. II is estimated that there are fully 200 persons ill attendance The weather is perfect for dancing, as there is just enough breeze to insure the absence of that practically ever preesnt pest, the mosquito.
 It Is therefore certain that large amount will be realized by the ladies of Nenana for their efforts. The net amount is to be divided evenly between the American Red Cross fund and the Belgian Relief fund.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
ENGLAND RAIDED BY GERMANS;
 ZEPPELIN IS BROUGHT DOWN
Associated Press)

LONDON, June 17--The and southeast coasts of England were raded at early hour this morning by large squadron of German aeroplanes and Zeppelns No information yet obtainabe regarding the amount of damage done but bombs stated to have been dropped by the Germans in Kent One of the ZeppellnS reported to have been brought down by the fire of British anti craft guns.
 By those who witnessed the battle is stated that the squadron of German aircraft composed ot several Zep pelins and aeroplanes. To the Zeppens was left the work of dropping bombs the aeropanes seemingly being in attendance the big arhips only for the pur pose of protecting them from British aircraft When he British aircraft the invaders the resulting air battle said have been the spectacular of the
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS DECLARE
 AGAINST PEACE WITH GERMANY
Associated Press)

PETROGRAD June lO.-The council of Workmen's and soldiers delegates has gone record being opposed separate peace with Germany and Austria according issued tonight from the headquarters of the council resolution stated have been adopted by the body today that effect stated to have been the result of Austrian efforts separate peace between Austria and Russia the council today including Germany its resolution make peace with Austria
 It is generally considered that this action the part of those who generally considered be members of the Russian revolutionary party will have the effect of greatly changing the situation Russia It has been known for long time that German and Austrian agents have been operating among the soldiers and Wornen with regard peace but it is believed that their efforts have gained them nothing
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
POLICE SOLVE
 DISAPPEARANCE
Associated PreSs)

NEW YORK, June 16.-The dis covery by the police of the body of Ruth Cruger, a high school girl who disappeared in February, has been the means of solving another disap- pearance mystery. The girls remains were found buried in a cellar under meath an old bicycle shop. They clearly show evidence that the girl was murdered The remains have been identified by the parents of the girl as those of their daughter
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
FOREST FIRES
 IN CALIFORNIA
Associated Press)

OJAI, Cal, June 16.--A forest fire sweeping across the entire Ojai val ley is threatening the destruction of this town. All of the fire fighters available are doing their best to put a stop to the progress of the flames, but apparently to no avail as the fire is gradually approx ching nearer. A lack of water for fire fighting is one of the principal draw backs, and unless the flames can be stopped by backfiring, they will most certainly take the town
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
REGISTRATION
 LIST GROWING
Associated PIcsS)


 WASHINGTON, D. C., June Is The registration list of men of age suitable for military service con tinues to slowly grow as registra- ton returns come in from those states which have not reported. At the office of Provost Marshal Gen eral Crowder tonight it was stated that the number now on the rolls is 8,S96,79O. With the exception of three states, the entire country has reported it's registration returns, which, it is believed, will finally to- tai 9,500,O00.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
NOBODY COMING.
Associated PreSs)

SEATTLE, June l6-The steam ship Humboldt sailed from Seattle tonight for Alaska. She is carrying a number of passengers for Alaska coast points, but none for Fairbanks or other interior towns. She is, how ever, carrying a considerable Quanti- ty of freight for Interior Alaska,
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
PERSHlNG AT FRON T.

PARIS, June 16.-General John J. Pershing, commander in chief of the American forces which are coming to France, is now at army head quarters making plans for the CO., operation of his forces with French troops. He held a conference today with General Petain, commander of the French troops.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
BElGiANS HERE.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.- A war commission from Belgium, of nature similar to those which have visited the United States from other entente countries, has arrived in this country, according to an off cial announcement. The commission is expected to reach here tonight
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
TO HELP BROTHER.

BERNIE, Switzerland, June 16.-ln dispatches received here from Ath- ems it is stated that the former king of Greece, Constantine, has received the assurances of his brother-ln-law, the German emperor that he will be of the statement has not been con firmed.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
PORK BARREL
 IS UP AGAIN
Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.- The debate on the rivers and har- bors appropriation measure was near ly completed in the house of repre- sentatives today. All efforts failed, however, when it came to bringing the matter to a final vote It is now thought probable that the bill will not come up again for debate until the administration second food bill passes.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
CITY IS FARMING.

ALHAMBRA, Cal. June 1.-The city of Alhambra, at the request of it's citizens, decided to blow vacant lots for people who want to plant vegetables. The city will also fur nish irrigation water.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
RED-EYES ARE
 UNDER ARREST
-lASSOciatnd preSSN

NEW YORK, June l6-Thirty an archists are under arrest here, chars ed with participation in anti-regis tration agitation. Much anti-conscrip- ton literature was also seized by the officials. Included in the list of those arrested are Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
Baseball Results
Associated pTeSS) AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston-Chicago [, Boston ? At Philadelphia Cleveland 41 Philadelphia 0-4.
 At New York New York s, St. Louis I.
 At Washington Detroit 3, Wash ington ?.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Chicago-Boston ', Chicago 1. At Cincinnati Cincinnati ?, Phila- delphia |
 At Pittsburg- York I, Pitts burg l
 At St. Louis Brooklyn I St Louis 5.
 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Al Seattle-Tacoma ,, Seattle | At Spokane II, Vancou- yer ?.
 At Butte-Butte 12, Great Falls 1. Two of the ingredients of Chinese joss stick are acOnite, to protect them from rats and mice, and cam phor, which makes them burn steadily.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-18
WAR
Associated PresS)

LONDON, June 16.-That the Brit ish offensive movement in the Bulle- court region is developing into pro portions is the announcement made by the British war office tonight The chief fighting has been going on along the Algarias- -Cambrai road, where the Germans have been forced back from their first line trenches, according to the announcement.
 GERMANS CLAIM REPULsE.
 BERLIN, June 16-In bulletins published by the German war office tonight regarding the fighting on the western front it is stated that the Germans successfully repulsed an at tack on the German trenches by the British in Belgium on Friday. It is also stated that the commence ment of an Anglo-French offensive on a large scale can be expected at any moment It is indicated, says the bulletin. by the increased artil- lery firing in the Aisne and Cham pagne districts.
 ITALIANS MAKE CAPTURE.
 ROME, June 16.-At the Italian war office it is stated tonight that the Italians today succeeded in cap turing a strong Austrian position on the Carno-Cavente front in eastern Trentino. The battle took place at an altitude of 10000 feet, according to the dispatches.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
IA LEaIsLATuKA gs DlcNA
DE ELOGinS.

La actual Legislature del Tstado se
ha hecho acreedora d loB elogfos de
todas las personals ~sensatas. Dor los
comp0rtamientos cabailerosos y dig
nos que ha tenido con 81 hoy finado
Gobernadof del ESstadD 3. g. de Baca,
asf como con su fAmilia.
Hacienda d I'm lado preocupaciones
de raza, de partfdo polftico Il otras
sutilezas, ID Legislature ha obrado de
manera digna. AInbas oGmaras han
demostrado que estaI compuestas de
hombres probes, dienos y de- ideales
elevados, de esos que d la bora de la
prueba, dsfnuestran ser aitatnente
dignos del elogio y confiansa de sus
constituencies.
Francamente, no esperabamos tan
finos coIlportamientos. Pero la &C
cion de la Legislature de enviar a
ofrecer sus servicios y ayida a la IA
Ililia del Sir. De Baca cuatdo este
adn estaha en- 81 l8chO del dOlor. asf
como 81 hecho de haber pasado una
appropriation para aliviAr en- algo h la
familia del distinguish f~uncionario,
manifesto hasta Ia evidencia ID no.
bleza de sentimientos que Sc ~entlerra
en- sus rnienbros y que por ID tanto,
debe de elogiarse sn conducta.
Y 81 pasainos reyista d sus traba-
jos, yeremos que hasta Ia presente,
81 bien han sido pocos los proyectos
de ley que Sc han ~aprobado, estos han
sido de los mas im~portantes. y no
debemos yer a la cantidad, sine a la
calidad.
Por 10 tanto, cuando regresen los
rniembros d srs respectivas comuni-
dades de donde fuerUri %enviados, de-
ben sentirse orguIlosos de sus actos,
y sus conciudadanos satisfechos de
haber tenido tan buen acierto en- es-
coger q sus Representatives., sea cual
fliere su partido pulitico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
COMO IDErENER ZEE
~RE6FRlADC.

Cuando es d~oloroso respirar y la
fiebre le manda escalosfrfos bor toda
la espalda, de arriba a abajo, es que
se va d resfriar. Una dosis d tempo
de IA Mel y Alquftran y Pine del DR..
Bell, le parara los escalofrfos y cata-
rios. El balcamo de Pine desprende
las fIemas y hmpia los tubdb bron
quiales; Ia miel suaviza y alivia Ia
garganta a~dolorida. Las cualidades
a~ntisepticas matan los germenes, y Ia
condici6n congestionada Sc alivia. Ell
Group, Tos Ferina y las afecciones
bronquiales cr6nicas, Sc alivian muy
prontamente. En- casa de todos los
farmaceuticos, 25c. 2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
uN RESFRIo AouDo cURADo
vIoLENTAMENT

lei dfa primefo de Diciembre TIVE
TN case severe de resfrfo 0 ataque de
GRIPPE, y estuve cast postrado en- CANA
escribe o. J. Metcalf, de Weatherby,
Mo. "Compre dos botellas de Retnedio
de Chamberlain para ID Tos y en- unos
cuaitos dfas va estaba cofnpletamcn-
10 curado. Creo flfmefm ente que 81
Remedio de Chamberlain para la tos
es n de las mejores medicinas y va
cabre 10 que he de hacer cuando ten
ga otro resfrfo. De venta en- tJuas
parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
MvY INrEaEsANrE ARrlcuLo.

En- nuestro pr6ximo n1rnero publ
caremos un interesante artfculo tit,i
aado Los Maestros de las Escuelas
Pdblicas deberfan saber Ingles y Els
panol," salido de la pltfna del distin-
guido autor n~eo-mexicano D. Benja-
min M. Read, cuyo artfculo es alta
mente in~teresante, Y nos permitifnos
.recomendario d niestros l~ectores.
tSentimos no ~porderle dar cabida en-
Ell presente nimero por ell recargo de
material, pero en- nuestro pr6ximo MI
nero 10 ~publicaremos fntegro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
LINIMENTo DE SLOAN PARA LAS
coYUNTURAS TIEsAS

Los dolores ~reumaticos y adolori-
mientos Sc meten en- las coyunturas
y en- los misculos, hacienda que cada
movimiento sea una tortura. Cure sus
sufrimientos con ell Linimento De
Sloan; penetra pronto sin f~rotarlo, y
alivia Y calienta a sus mtsculos ado
Sc estimula a entrar en- acci6n; n
simple operation lie quitara 81 dolor.
Ell Linimento de Sloan es aimpio, con
veniente y ~violento v effective, y no
mancha ell cults o Sc mete en- los po-
ros tapandolos. Compre una botella
hoy en- casa de su boticario. 25c. 2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
PARA d BiLiosos.

I Cuando tenga un fuerte dolor de
cabeza acompaado por la lengua SUI
ella, c%onstipado, higadu entorpecido,
vomitos de alimentos a medic digerir,
sabra que tiene i'm ataque bilioso.
Aunque este bastante enfermo hay
gran consuelo en- saber que Sc puede
aliviar toinando las Pastillas de Cham
berlain. Son prontas y e~ficaces. De
venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22

de aguardientes y semejantes bebi-
das; "porque muchos andan, como os
decfa repetidas veces " aun ahora 10
digo con lagrimas). enemigos de Ia
cruz de Cristo, 81 paradero do los cua-
les es la perdici6n, cuyo Dios es el
.vientre, y que hacen gala de 10 que es
su desdoro", 0Phil. III: 1S-19y, y es
con Ell doble objeto de precayeros do
imitar sus excesos y, 81 es possible, de
recIamar a los extrayiados a la prac-
fica de una vida ejemplar que ahora
os dirijo la palabra.
vamos pues a conteinpiar con espt-
fitu de devotion y compassion los ayu-
y privaciones do Nuestro Senior
durante .su vida mortal, mediante los
El page por los des6rdenes de
los hombres, y les mereci6 la gracii
para vivir "sobria, justa y religiosa-
inente en- este siglo, aguardando Ia
bienaventuranza esperada, y la veni-
la gloriosa del gran Dios y salvador
Jesucristo, Ell cual SO do a u mis1no
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
|Aigunas Reslas de Vida para saptl'
fcar Ell TEMPO de
cuaresms.

1.--Abstenerse de toda bebida inc
briante y de toda especie de gloto-
nerfa; asimismo, de los teatros,
danzas, tertulias y otras diversio-
mes mundanas.
Misa, pudiendo, tambien los
dfas entire semana.
3.--Asistir re~gularmente a todas las
funciones de Cuaresma; particular
mente a las i~nstrucciones especial
les que anunciare ell Pastor, y al
Via-Crucis los Viernes.
i.--IIacer ~linosnas, especialmente los
que no ayunan.
5--Prepararse para cumplir con las
obligaciones ~pascuales, que consis-
tell en- una buena confession y en- la
communion pascual en- 81 propia pa
rroduia. IBl tempo para cumplir
o estos deberes Sc extiende del
primer Domingo de Cuaresma al
Domingo de la Sma. Trinidad inclu-
sive.)
-4FinaImente, evitar ell pecado, de
lpensamiento, de palabra y de obra,
siendo 81 pecado Ia causa de la
muerte de nuestro divine Salvador
Jesucristo, cuya Passion recordanics
en la Cuaresma, y siendo este Ell
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
e. coNsrIPADo LIE poNE TRl-TE

La SENSATION ~cansada, sin ~alientos
resulta siempre del ~contipado. Los
intestinos Sc e~ntorpecen y la sangre
Sc %envenena. ALIVE esa condici6n
en- ell acto, con las -Pfldoras de Nueva
Vida del DR.. King. Este laxante gen
til, y suave, es prontamente effective.
Una dosis a Ia bora de a~costarse lie
hara sentirse mejor en- la mafiana.
C6mprese un frasquito hoy en- casa de
st boticario, 25c. g..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
NECROLOGIA
oobsrnsdor 40 Nusvo mssiss

Con profunda pena con-
signamos en- ~nuestras coluni
mas Ia muerte del Goberna-
dor del Estado, que. eievado
q dicho cargo por Ia voiun-
tad soberana del pueblo, hi
adn siquiera lego d poner
su plarta en- la Mansion B.
tecutiva, sine que desde 81
lecho del dolof, gobern0 con
La serenidad del hombre rec
to, que Characterize siempre
todos sus actos.
Ell Estado de Nuevo Mexi-
co ha perdido d uno de sus
ciudadanos mas prominen-
tes y queridos, ed quien ha-
bfa cifrado sus mas aIhagde-
mas esperanzas, y que era Ell
orgullo de sus compatriotas
y CONSTITUENCIES.
Ezequiei Cabeza de Baca,
primer gobernador heo-me-
xicano que ocupara tan alto
puesto despues de la admit
sion de esta entidad fedora
tiva como estado indepef-
diente de la Union, ha sldo
namado al seno de Dios, lle-
rando de luto, no solamente
Ell coraz0n de su familia, 81
no tambien 81 de TODD I'll 3D.
tado que siente ID perdida
de SUI hijo predilecto.
LA noticia de s1 nuerte,
acaecida en- ID tarde del do
mingo dltimo, fue una sor-
presa para nosotros. Con
TODD empeio habfamos ser
guido las Eases de su enfer-
medal, y las rioticias due
nos venian de todas las per-
sonas que tenfan que yer d.
rectamente con 81, eran al
hagadoras en- extreme, v
crefamos que estaba en- vfs-
peras de alivio. De aquf
Que nos sorprendieramos al
tamente al saber ell triste
desenlace.
Solamente sells semanas
d~esempeio SUI alto puesto, Y
en- ese periodic, no obstante
su enfermedad, demostr0 la
energfa Y buen tactic que tu-
vo para los hegocios oficia-
les, a los cuales estaba con-
sagrado. y que desempefi6
hasta ell dltimo momento,
pues adt d las dos de la tar
de del domingo, estuvo des-
pachando negocios .oficiales,
dictando sus ordenes a su es
ten6grafa particular.
De todas parties del Esta-
do y adh de fuera de Ell. Sc
han recibido .expresiones de
condolencia, Cast nj nos
imagfnabamos que fuera tan
popular y bien querido por
Ell pueblo. Es que FL pue-
bio, especialmente Ell hispa-
no-americano, ha compren-
dido que la p6rdida sufrida
por ell Estado es, no solamen
te irreparable, sino una YER
dadera desgracia. Adn sus
enemigos polfticos lie tribu-
tan honores, como 10 de-
muestra ell acto de Ia Legis-
latura, republican, en- su ma
de pasar una apropia-
ci6n de $4,000 para auxilio
de gu viuda e hijos.
"El Nuevo Mexicano" sien I
te profundamente sh separa-
cion. Els la perdida de TN
ser querido para gu familia;
es la perdidia de un ciudada-
no dtil para ell Estado; de |
i'm amigo fiel para sus amis-
de Uni caudilio para
nuestra raza; de un guber-
mantle modelo.
!, Nuestra debit voz 80 une
d Ia de TODD ell pueblo neo-
para tributar a su
TODD ell honor que
merece, Y para dar a sl atri-
oulada familiA las expresio-
nes de condoiencia que de-
muestren nuestra simpatfa y
ldhesi6n en- estas sus horas
lie prusba. Y, particular
nente, como creyentes, tam
lien elevamos al Todopode-
'oso nuestras plegarias por
descanso de ST alma.
EEeauiel G. de Bhca ha
nuerto: lbor a su memorial
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22

tlenpo de convertirse los pecadores
DO sus malas sendas.
EstaA Disposiciones y Consoles seran
leidos Q los fieles en- las Parroquias
Ell Domingo de Quincuagesima, y en-
las Capillas a la primera eportuni-
dad que Sc tenga.
+JuAN 3. PITAvAL,
Arzoblspo de Santa re.
Ia cARTA PASTORAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-22
.Busauen nuestro prSximo, ndrnero

D. Julian Truiiilo, y. Severe Martf-
nez y ~ Jose Maria Corfz, todos de
Chimay6, N. M, esttvieron en- nues-
tras oficinas Ell sabado pasado, y re-,
gresaron Ell LINES. Vinieron con "a
suntos particulares, Y nos visitaron
nuestras oficinas.