The Nenana news., 1918-02-16

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 bined. England produced, in that time, 1,163,000 tons and the United States over 100000, while the ton- mage destroyed by submarines is estimated at 6,00O,0OO tons. Off cials of both countries, however, ex- pect a different report at the end of this year and both Jellicoe and Daniels have predicted that the divers will be defeated before fall.
 Washington.-Major General Bar nett, commander of the marine corps, whose term is about to ex- pire, will be reappointed, according to statement issued by Secretary Daniels yesterday.
 San Francisco..Lieut Robert H. Hall, 18th infantry, is under arrest here on the charge of embedding S7,000 of the mess funds entrusted to him. When Halls wife learned of the trouble, she gave the police her wedding ring, expressing the belief that it had been purchased with part of the stolen money. She is bride of seven months.
 Stockholm.-Swedish residents of the Aland islands are fleeing in ter TOT to the outlying islands, where they are awaiting rescue expeditions which have been dispatched from Sweden. The trouble is the result of acts of lawlessness committed by Russians, who have run amuck on the islands.
 Salt Lake City.-The federal au- thorities are holding a woman in custody in this city on suspicion that she is German spy. She was taken up in connection with the arrest on Saturday of Rev. Leehmann, having been caught in the act of trying to pass a letter to an in termed alien. The officials have refused to disclose the name of the woman.
 London.-An important peace de bate is reported to have begun in the reichstag, Reports from Berlin also state that Chancellor von Hert- ling will address the lawmakers on February 21 on the Ukrainian situ- ation and the replies of President Premier David Lloyd George and Premier Orlando.
 Washington.-General Pershing has requested the war department to supply him with additional chap ains. He wants three for each regi- | nent
 Amsterdam.-Judging from the 1 attest indications in the German i press, much dissatisfaction and sus- oicion has been aroused by the lat est move of Foreign Minister Trot- ky. Prominent political and mili- ! ary officials are conferring today | n an effort to find a solution of 1 he Russian puzzle.
 Paris.-The war office announces hat American batteries took part n the bombardment in connnection with large French raid which was made on German positions yester- lay in the Champagne district. trench army officials state that the Americans rendered most effective assistance. This is the first men, ion of American batteries in the and indicates that the Yankees have been distributed over wide area of the Western front.
 Madrid.-The Spanish steamer ;eferino is reported to have been aiih py O ooDluoI lHC. 1HS llCHlDclS f the crew were taken to the Can ny islands by the diver, all on oard the steamer having been saved.
 Amsterdam.-A prominent Ger nan newspaper makes the announce 1ent that the statement coming rom Petrograd to the effect that rders had been issued for the inn nediate demobilization of the Rus ian army was only a bluff. The ierman government is warned to be n the lookout for a resumption of ostilities on the Eastern front, not the peace agreement ntered into by the Bolsheviki gov 
 London.-The admiralty is au-