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ANVIIORAGK.
ALASKA. SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1917.
THEY ARE WITH US.
It i" gratifying to noto that the Central and South Amen-1
can republics, for tlx* most part, are following the lead of the
United States, in opposing the indiscriminate submarine cam
paign inaugurated by the imperial German government. Two
of them, Iirn7.il and Cuba, have already declared war Oil the.
Teutons. The Argentine republic contents itself by declaring
that it backs the position taken by Uncle Sam. Peru takes a
similar attitude, and Bolivia can be relied upon to do like
wise. Panama is loyal to this nation, and is in harmony with
its war declaration against the Teutons. Colombia and Chile,'
while expressing neutrality for the time being, are in sympa
thy with us. So too are Paraguay. Uruguay and Guatemala,
it seems that of all the South and Central American republics,
there are but two that give willing asylum to the Germans—
Mexico and Nicaragua. As to Nicaragua, it amounts to little
and need not be taken into serious consideration. Not so with
Mexico. This hotbed of revolution is not to be relied upon.
We have no doubt whatever that if the wily gentleman' who
presides over the destinies ot that republic* at this time—1 ai
ranza—thought it was to his advantage to side with the im
perial government, he would not hesitate a moment to do so.
Hut fear makes him cautious. He knows, or he should know,
that if he makes a false move as against the United States, his
doom is sealed. And if the republic of which he is the execu
tive* head gives willing asylum to our enemy and allies itself!
with him, then nothing remains but for the l nited States to
employ sinned force to conquer that republic and either take*
physical possession, or maintain a suzerainty over it. But it ;
will not come to that. President Carranza will not dare to
openly espouse the German cause. j
It is a matter of satisfaction to know that nearly all of the1
South and Central American republics are with us. Combined]
against us at this time, they would make our position less se
cure. With us, they form a substantial asset in our favor.
Just before the curtain was raised for the first show at the.;
impress theatre Thursday night,, the accomplished pianist
started the strains of that glorious anthem, "The Star Span-’
gled Banner,” the national American hymn. By common im
pulse, the big audience arose and stood during the rendition,
and upon assuming their seats, roundly applauded the pianist.
To salute the American anthem is a patriotic duty that should
lw? followed by every American citizen. Indeed, it should be
observed bv every resident of the l uited States, without re
gard to nationality. Until tin* other evening, the practice of
rising upon the rendition of the national anthem had not been
followed in Anchorage. We do not ascribe this to any lack ot
loyalty on the part of our citizens, but rather to confusion as
to what reallv is the national hymn. Now. we know, and let >
follow the custom.
Chairman rides, of the Alaskan ringiueering commission,
holds out the hope that the congress will pass a bill at this
session of the congress permitting half of the moneys derived
from the sale of lots in government townsites to be devoted to
public improvements in the respective* towns. We are not in
formed as to the terms of this bill, hut we assume that as far as
Anchorage is concerned we shall not get the lull benefit, as tin*
proceeds derived from tin* initial payments on lots sold here
have been turned into the federal treasury. But one halt ot tin*
deferred payments will come t<> us, and that will he a mighty aid
and lessen the future assessments. Chairman rides and Mr.
tliristensen have been urging the passage of this bill and are
;o be commended for their efforts in this behalf.
Secretary of the Interior Lane lias designated Andrew
Christensen, manger of the land and industrial department ot
the Alaskan ringineering commission, to be in immediate
charge of the leasing of units in the Matanuska coal fields. The
secretary could not have made a better selection, had he comb
ed the United States in quest of a man to be* in charge ot this
particular duty. Mr. Christensen is a man big enough and
broad enough to handle the situation.
The Times has been requested to call the attention ot the
amiable gentlemen who own autos in this city that the gravel
walks were built solely for the benefit of pedestrians. The
middle of the road for you. gentlcmemtfthiruuto service.
There was an encouraging turnout at the first drill for mil
itary service last evening. _
Watch out for the “bite event” May
1st, which the Alaska Labor Union
will pull off. 800
Unexcelled coffee, milk and choco
late at the North I’ole Bakery. 707
We never sleep. North Pole Bakery.
Best tables at Peterson's. 444
AX.XAB SUMMONS.
IN Till: DISTRICT COURT FOR Till-'
TKRRITORV OF ALASKA, THIRD
DIVISION.
Mari«* a. Farrington. Plaintiff, vs. Fay
F. Farrington, I)ef<ndant. No. A
Tli«» !*T’ F.S 11)KNT OK TMK FNITKI)
STATES,
To the above named defendant Fay F,
Farrington. GREETING:
You are hereby summoned and requir
ed to appear in the District Court tor
t h** Territory of Alaska, Third Division,
and answer the complaint of the_ above
named plaintiff, a copy of which is
herewith delivered to you, within thirty
days after the service of this summons
upon you; and unless you so appear and
answer the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said
complaint, to-wit: For a decree of di
vorce dissolving the bonds of matri
mony existing between plaintiff and de
fendant. The service of this summons
by publication is authorized by order
of the court tiled in said cause, dated
April 10th, 1917, directing the publica
tion of summons one* a week for at
least six weeks, and the defendant must
appear arid answer within thirty days
after the expiration of said period of
publication.
WITNESS. the Hon. Fred M. Brown.
Judge of said Court, this the 10th day
of April. 1917, and of our Independence
the on* hundred and forty-first.
ARTHUR RANG, Clerk.
Hv T. 1*. OKRAGHTY, Deputy.
First Publication April 14, 191*.
ijssi Publication, June 2, 191*. Ml
ARTHUR FRAME, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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