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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
VISOS NARDANCIOS LAI-
YES LAIMINGAI SU-
GRIzUSIOS.

Amsterdam, kovo Z. - *
BerlynO apturima Zinia, jogei
yisOs vokieGiu nardanciOs lai-
YES is kar6s juostOs pastarO-
mis- dienomis laimingai sugri-
zusiOs i savO operacijini uosta.
Jos isnaujO aprupintos provi-
ija, reikalingaja medziaga,
torpedOmis ir pasiustOs atgal
blOkuoti Anglia ir kitus Eu-
rOpos pakraScius. Be to, bio
kadOn pasiusta daugelis ir
nauju laiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07

kurs uzdraudzia per telefona
kalb6ties kitOkiOmis kalbomis.
kaip tik rusiSkai. TOdel per to-
lefOna negalima kalb6ti fms
mai, lenkiskai, lietuviskai, ~
diskai. Gil apie volliSka kalba
n6ra nei kalbOs. VOkiSkai kali
beti uzdrausta he tik viesuose
susirinkimuose, viesose istai-
gOse, bet ir gatvisc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
BADAS AIRIJOJE?


Londonas, kOvo Z. - Angli.
jos vyriausybei praneSta. io-
gel tik vienoi Airiios sostint.j
Dubline badmiriauja 41,OOO
Seimynu.
Dublino gyventoju be prize
mlesciu rOkuOjama 100000
zmOniu. TOdel imant 4 asme-
MS selmynon, pasirodo, .iogei
badauja pus6 Dublino gvven-
Oiu.
zlnovai vidujiniu Airiios
santlkiu tvirtina, jogei tasai
pranesimas apie bada yra ne
teisingas, kadangi ten ekono-
miniai santikiai esq kuoge-
rlauslam stovyje. Pagaliaus
apie gyventoju badmiriavima
net didziul6s All
Rios labdariu draugijos, ku-
rios uzsiima b6dinu zmOniu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
Prizes Anoniminius
Pagarsinimus.

\ PetrOgrade isIeista parody
mas, kurs turf butt pildomas
ir kituOse miestuose, uzdrau-
dzias laikrasGiams skelbti ano-
niminius pagarsinimus. Jei
kas nOri gauti koki darba,
rasti uzsiemima, jei nOri par
duOti arkli, jei nori mokinties
muzikos, negali pasigarsinti:
kreipties ] administraciia pa
gal tokios ar kitokiOs raid6s
arba pavardes. Pasigarsinas
privalo laikrastin paduoti sa-
vo varda, pavarde, adresa ir
uzsitmima. Tatai smulkieji pa
garsinimai is laikraSciu iSnyk-
sta. Jq vieta uzima Wis dideli.
Per Telefona Galima Kalbeti
Tx Rusiskai.
Gyvuoja, paw, paradymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
TALKININKAI MANO, KAD
AMERIKA KARIAUS
SU voKIETIJA.

LOndonas, kovO Z. = Kaip
Anglijos, taip ir jos talkinin-
kin spauda neatmainomai tvir-
tina, kad Suv. Valstijos ar
anksciau, ar veliau lures pa
skelbti kare Vokietijai. Ia pa
ii spauda pazymi, kad talki-
ninkai ir be Amerikos pagel-
bos laimesia kare, bet Ameri-
kos dalyvavimas kar6je visgi
jiems pageidaujamas visais
zvilgsniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
BERLYNE SIAUCIA RAU
PU EPIDEMIJA.

Haaga, kovo Z. - Gauta Ii
MIA, jogei Berlyne ir jo apy-
]inkese prad6jo siausti raupQ
epidemija. Militarin6 vyresny-
be 6m6 kovOti prizes ta epid6-
mia. Vokieciu vyriausybe
tvirtina, kad toji epidemija ar
tik nebus atvilkta * Rusijos
su rusu imtiniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
BELGAI Wis OAR DEPOR.
TUOJAMI.

Havre, kovO Z. - VOkieciu
vyriausyb6 dar labiaus 6m6
deportuoti belgus * Belgijos
] Vokietiia. Belgijoje todel jau
truksta darbininku. Kaikurios
pramOnes sakos visai uzdary-
tos. N6ra kan dirbti. Negelb-
sti joke protestai prizes depor-
tacija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
ANGLAI MEDZIOJA MAR
DANCIAS LAIVES.
Galveston, Tex, kovo 7.

Galveston, Tex, kovo 7. -
Keli AnglijOs lengvi skraiduo
liai pasiQsta Meksikos uzlajon
pasiteiriauti, ar ten kartaiS
nesama kur prisiglaudziusiu
yokieciu nardancip laiviu ar
ba skraiduOliu u-uzpuoliku. Spt-
jana, jOgei tenai kane nOrs
turincios prieglauda vokieciu
nardanCiOs laives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
SUV. VALSTIJOS IR
BULGARIA..

Washington, kovo 7.-Bul-
garijos pasiuntinys Panaratov
negavO jokiu officially ziniu
nuO savO vyriausyb6s apie
pertraukima diplomatiniu ry-
siu su Suv. Valstijomis. Pa
simtinys todel ir abejojas, ar
jo vyriausybe galetu tai pa
daryti. Jis sakosi, jogei Bul-
garija neturinti reikalavo XII
vircyties su Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
REZIGNAVO SVEDIJOS
KABINETAS.

Londonas, kOvo' Z. - Gauta
zinia, jogei rezignavO Svedi-
jos ministerip kabinetaS. Ka-
binetas parlamento pareikala-
vO paskirti $S,OOO,OOO toles-
niam Svedijos palaikymui neu-
tralyb6je. Bet parlamentas ta
reikalavima atmett. * to ka-
bineto rezignacija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
Viskas Cenzuruojama.

Pastaromis dienomis viduii-
niu reikalQ ministerial isleido
lsakyma, kuriuomi uzdrausta
gabenties uzsieni baIta pope
ra, baltOs pOperos kningas,
laikrascius, net ir vizitines
korteles. Turbut Rusijai pri-
trukO baltos poperos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
Astrios Bausmes.

W prasizengimus pries tuos
visus ir simtus kitu partdymu
skiriama kuOne vienoda baus-
me - 5000 rubliu pabaudos
arba 3 menesiai kal6jiman,
arba abb bausm6s kartu. Pra-
nubaudzia gene
administra-
tiviniu budu, ty. be jokio tel
smo. Prizes tai n6ra apeliaci.ios
ir ndra kur nusiskusti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
NESUTIKIMQ PLA-
TINTOJAI.

Tokyo, kovO Z. - Japonijos
spauda raso, kad Vokietiia ne
karta buvo meginusi pagamin-
ii nesutikimus Japonijos su
Anglia. Jei Japonija tatai vi
suomet nepaklause vOkieciu
intrigu, todel nepaklausys ir
pastaruju, kuriOmis norma
JapOnus sukirSinti su ameriko-
nais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
ROOSEVELTO PRAKIL-
NUMAS.

New York, kovO Z. - Andai
pulkininkas Roosevelt Oyster
Bay Operoje kalb6jO apie gel
bejima badumi mirstanciu bel
gu. Kalbedamas jis pazymtjo,
jogei apsiimas 20 belgQ vaikp
savo leSomis uzlaikyti, kol pa
sibaigsianti kart.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
REVO
LINCIONIERIQ NUO-
SAVYBES.

Havana, kOvo Z. - Kubos
respublikos vyriausyb6 uzdtjo
augstas pabaudas ant revoliu-
cionieriu nuosavybiu. Tu pa
baudQ nebus galima kitaip is-
gauti, kaip tik konfiskuojant
nuosavybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
AUSTRIA ATSAKE ! SUV.
VALSTIJU NOTA-ULTI-
MATUMA.

Londonas, kovo Z d. - Is
Viennos pranesta, iogei Aus
trijos vyriausyb6 pagaliaus in
dave tenai Suv. Valstiju am
basadOriui atsakyma j Suv.
Valstiju nota-ultimatuma be-
gailestingojo nardanciu laiviu
kovojimo reikale.
Seniau buvo kelis kartus
pranesta, jOgei Austria laiky-
sis nuosavios pOlitikos ir sau-
gosis diplomatiniu rySiu per-
traukimO su Suv. Valstiiomis.
Tetiau Austrijos vyriausybd
nardanciu laiviQ blokada ir
kOva pripazista ne tik reika-
lingu, bet il butinu daiktu.
SavO atsakyme jinai pazymi
visa tai, ka kituomet yra pa
sakiusi Vokietija.
Taigi nardanGiu laiviu blo-
kada reikalinga ypac Angli-
jai, kuri pirmutine karis pra-
dziOje 6m6 vartOti ta metOda
su tikslu numarinti badumi
centrally valstybiu gyvento-
jus. Tatai kodel esq negalima
tollios pat metodos atkreipti
prizes Anglija?
TOdel Austrijos vyriausybe
ne tik paremia vokieGiu mar
danciu laiviQ veikima, bet dar
pazymi, jogei neutrality valsty-
bin garlaiviai blokadOs iuos-
TOTE jOkiu budu negali plau-
kioti. Gi jei plaukioja, tai te-
sizino, tegul uz pasekmes ina
ant saves atsakomybe.
Oar priduria, kad visolie
ginkluoti garlaiviai tuO labiau
bus skandinami, kaipO pl6Si-
ky garlaiviai, mes prie kito-
kios rQSies garlaiviu jQ esq ne
galima priskaityti.
Austria eina ranka rankOn
su Vokietija. Sitai iSkaIno bu-
vO zinoma ir todel bereillalO
buvo atkreipiama donna j pir-
mesniuosius praneSimus.
Amerikoniniu garlaiviu nu-
skandinimO klausima Austri-
jos vyriausyb6 savu keliu iS-
risianti - sakOma Austrijos
atsakyme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
"ORDUNA" LIVER
POOLYJE.

New York, kovO Z. - Gu
nard linijos garlaivis "Ordu-
na," kurs vasario "a dicna
buvo iSplaukes is New Yorko
uosto, laimingai pasieke Liver
poolio uosta, Anglijoi. Cor
duna" keliavo 40 keliaunin-
kp. Ju tarpe buvo 8 ameri-
kOnai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
RUSAI IR VEL PAEME
PERSIJOS MIESTA
HAMADAN..
Londonas, kovo Z.

Londonas, kovo Z. Is
PetrogradO gauta zinia, kad
rusai isnaujo pa6me Persijos
svarbu strateginiu zvilgsniu
Hamadan, gulinti ne
toll Turkijos rubeziaus. Sitas
rusu pazangumas Persijoie
liudija, jogei tenai rusai ir
vel nusprende isibriauti Meso-
potamijon ir pagelbeti an
CLANS varyties pirmyn ant
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
KAS GIRDET RUSIJOJE?

Stockholmas, kovo 6 (RaSo
IangliSkO laikraSGiO kOrespOn-
dentas). = Rusijoje yra labai
indOmus skaitlingi generolu
Ipar6dymai, kurie neturi jokiO
|sarySiO su kare, bet kuriems
toxic sarySiai visgi suranda-
ma. Tai Wis taip vadinami
"administracijiniai ukazai,"
lluriuOs paskelbia dazniausiai
llariuOmends apskriGiu vadai
!arba vietiniu igulu komendan-
tai. Kadangi Stu komendan-
tn RusijOje yra daug, beveik
lliekvienam didesniam mieste,
todel If ju par6dymu gyvuoja
daugyb6. Tie visi gencrolai
-kOmendantai yra cts .kanGi lis
tik generaliam stabui. TOdel
jie turf neapribuota valdzia il
miestus arba apskricius Waldo
tiesiOg autOkratiSkai. Visa Ru-
sija siandie apsiaut6 autokra-
tiskumas ir prizes j nenugirsi
net jokio nepasitenkimo. Mes
astral uzdrausta nepasiten-
knit tuO autOkratiSkumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
KUBOJE KARES STOVIS.

Havana, kOvO Z. - Kubos
kongresas pO dvieju valandu
posedziO pri6m6 partdyma,
kuriuomi Sales prezidentaS
Menocal autorizuojamas visoi
respublikOj suspenduoti kon-
stitucija ir tue budu paskelbti
kares stow delei kilusiOs revo-
liucijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
KARES zINYBA KONTRO
LIUOJA VISUS GELE-
zINKELIUS.

Berlynas, kovO Z. - VOkie-
tijos kaizeris isleido proklema-
cija j gyventojus, kurioie pra-
mesa, jogei nuo sio laiko visi
Vokietijos gelezinkeliai pa
imami iSimtinai kar6s zinybos
kOntrol6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
VOKIECIAI LAIMEJE YER
DUNO SOME.

LOndonas, kOvo Z. - Berly-
ne Oficialiai skelbiama, jogei
VerdunO Some vOkieciai laim6-
je muSl praeita sekmadieni.
BE to, jie ta pacia diena nu-
muse net 1S-kq francuzq lax
stytuvQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
MIKADO PASVEIKINO
PREZIDENTA.

Washington, kovo Z. - ia
ponijos mikado (ciesorius)
prezidentui Wilsonui pasiunte
pasveikinima su linkejimais jo
inauguracijos dienoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
DANAI NEDUOS MlESOs
VOKIECIAMS.

Danijos vyriausybe ncsi-
gall didziausiu pastangp,
kad tik suparalizuoti gabe-
nina mesos / Vokietija.
Maisto klausimas ir DAM
joje CANA opus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
SUDEGE 7 zMONES.

Vancouver, B. c., kovo T.
Mieste Hope sudeg6 viesbutis
CoquahalIa. Z zmonts zuvo
liepsnose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
General -Gubernatoriai Yra
Patvaldziai.

Kiekvienoj naujosios gady-
mes valstyb6j, jei pilieciai no
ri bile koki istatyma arba pa
redyma pravesti kokioj nors
Salies dalyj, tuO tikslu privalo
padeti daug pastangQ, privalo
daug pasidarbuoti, kol tai vi
sa atsieks. Rusijoje veikiasi
llaip tik priesingai.
Jei bile kas ateis, pas gene
ral-gubernatoriu, Sitam pasiu-
lys pravesti' bent koki parody
ma, ir jei tas paredymas ge-
nerolui patiks, tai pasiuliji-
mas kaip natal tuojaus vir-
sta parddymu ir pagaliau pa
clu lstatymu. GenerOlas padill-
tuoja parddyma, paskui iis jau
skelbiamas kaipO istatymas.
Vadinasi, general -gubernato-
RUS yra patvaIdiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07
ORO STOvIs.
KOVO :, 1917 NJ.

Chicago ir apylinkts. Siandie
lietus, kurs ligi vakaro gall pasikeis-
ii sniegu. vakare salciau. rytoj ne
pastovus oras ir Salciau
Temperature vakar augSCiausia
40. zemiausia 27 laipsniai.
Saule teka GLE. leidziasi 5:47.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-07

GyvuoJa, paw, parddymas,
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
GERMANS SUFFER STINGING DEFEAT
GRlEVous LOSSES IN MEN ALONG THE YPRES FRONT-COUN- TER ATTACKS FAIL.

British Front in France and Bel gium.-Two more counter-attacks were attempted by the Germans against the British lines between the northeast corner of Polygon wood and the Menin road, but as in the case of three heavy assaults made during the day the enemy was smashed by ar tillery and rifle fire
 Hard local fighting occurred at Cameron House." where the Ger mans forced the British back slightly but with the exception of two small posts lost in this area the British line remains intact.
 The Germans also attacked during the night south of the Ypres Roulers Railway near Zonnebeke, but were re. pulsed.
 The last "A hours have been bitter ones for the enemy along the Ypres battle front. No, only have the Ger mans suffered stinging defeat, but this defeat has been accompanied by gr'evouS losses in men. The tremen- dous fire to which they were subjected by the artillery, rifles and machine guns was revelation even to those accustomed to watching the marvel ous work of the great British war machine
 l In the face of the immense strength of the British artillery, the Germans in their desperation essayed some. thing which they must have known would result in reverses unless some wholly unforeseen contingency arose. They gambled against great odds and they paid for it in lives.
 South of the Menin road, in the neighborhood of the Tower Hamlets battle ground 1t was quiet during the night. North of the Ypres- -Roulers Railway the German artillery played | heavily on the British front areas. The correspondent visited Westbrook ridge and the region near Zonnebeke. where the artillery activity was in. tense.
 British guns of all calibres were keeping up their ceaseless thunder and for every German shell landed in this zone were hurling back scores. 1 There is no doubt that the punish. ment being dealt out to the Germans is tremendous. Every prisoner taken admits that and appears to be glad to be in the hands of the British.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
NUMRFR 9"
1s,ooo Now At Camp Pike.


 Arrival of 664 men, 8 of them lie, groes from Mississippi, swelled the list of men at Camp Pike to more than 15,0O0, including those of the first five per cent increment. Three Undro6 and seven more negroes from Mississippi were reported en route.
 4 party of IS slackers from East. orn Arkansas is CT route lo Camp Pike in the custody of an officer. They will report to the receiving station and their cases will be dealt with ss those of deserters.
 The following names have been transferred to Gen Samuel D. Sturgis at Camp Pike by the adiutant gen erals office, with the recommendation of he exemption boards attached Grover c. Pledger, Ashley county, dis charged, William H. Renolds, Cleve land county. fullough recommended. Carlton Perdue, Division 2, Little Rock discharged, and Fred Horton, Ernest Moore Ellwod D. KaH, Elmer Shae Ter and Frank Jones, all of Law renee county. sent in by error dis charges, and R. K. Sutton, Little Rock. No. l. and Clyde Higginbotham, Lit tie Rock, No. ?. recommended for dis charge.
 One hundred and seventy-nine more build ngs will be added to Camp Pike. and alterations and new structures to- taling 419, will be m1de under the plans for accommodating the organ ized company units and for housing six large training battalions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
INSTRUCTIONS FUR
 THE LOCAL BOARDS
CREDIT NOT GIVEN FOR TEMPO RARELY DISCHARGED MEN
 PRACTICAL EXEMPTION.
GEN. CR0WDER so DECIDES
instructions Are Issued To Caution Local 5oards in the Matter of Granting Temporary Dis.
 charges To Drafted Men.

Little RucK- Local boards will not be given cred it on quota for men who have been temporarily discnarged, according 10 instructions received from Washing ton by Adjt. Gen England.
 "If the smporary discharges" says Gen. Irowder, "do not expire until after the sending of the first quota, such temporary discharges are tanta- mount to excusing the soldiers there of from service as members of this quota. inasmuch as local boards must furnish full quota on days named. in such circumstances other men will have to be sent to camp who would not except for these facts belong in first quota. Great care should be eX- ercised therefore sn granting tempe. rary discharges"
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
BRITISH PENETRATE
 GERMAN POSITIONS
GO THROUGH LINE IN FLANDERS TO DEPTH OF OVER MILE
 ALL DETECTIVES REACHED.

London.-Field Marshal Haig has begun a new offensive east of Ypres. The official statement from British headquarters in France issued says that the British attacked on wide front and are making satisfactory progress. A number of prisoners al ready have been taken.
 Field Marshal Haig's forces in the offensive to the east of Ypres in some places have penetrated the German lines to depth of one mile and have cverrun the crest of the Passchen- daele-Gheluvelt ridge.
 The British already have penetrat- ed well beyond the hamlet of Broad seinde, in which lie the crossroads formed by the highways between Zonnebeke and Moornled and Pas schendaele and Beclaire.
 Further to the south, Cameron GOV ert, where there had been much hard fighting, was left well in the rear.
 The northern wing of the onrushing British troops was battling forward within short distance of Poelcap- pele. It had footing on the famous Gravenstafel ridge, which juts out from the Passcheudaele ridge to the west, and had crushed through the Zonnebeke- -Broadseinde ridge, which is an integral part of the Pasdhen- daele-Gheluvelt chain.
 Between the village of Broadseinde, on the north, and Noordenhoek. more than a mile to the south, the British are holding the crest of the ridge in the face of heavy counter attacks.
 Prisoners are coming in much more rapidly and in greater numbers than in the last push.
 Everywhere the British have done splendidly in one of the most preten- tious offensives attempted on this front. The attack was launched un. der heavy clouds and with a mist fol- lowing a light drizzle.
 An unusual feature of the battle was that near Zonnebeke three German divisions, which had been ordered to retake positions captured by the Brit ish last week, were caught in the British barrage as they were prepar. ing to advance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Governor Is Drafted.

Governor Brough- was notified by the Eig' Federal Reserve District, the distr1cs which includes Arkansas, that he has been drafted as speaker for the second Liberty bond campaign. Governor Brough was advised that his record as a campaigner was before the board and that he was according ly drafted and would be asked to make several speeches in the state in the interest of the second loan. Governor Brough has already advised prompt action on the bond campaign in all his speeches recently.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Educational Code,

The State Board of Education. in session in the office of J. L. Bond, su- perinteudent of public instruction reached an agreement on a proposed educational code to be presented ta the constitutional convention for it's consideration. The code embraces all needed educational laws that the board considered important The board also considered the question of aid to high schools as provided in the Smith Hodges vocational bill Those present were: Superintendent J. L.. Bond, J. c. Futrall, Fayetteville; B. W. Torreyson, Conway; Sidney Pick ems, Batesville; l.. F. Anderson, Mar. veil; D. A. Broadham, Warren: Jack Bernhardt, Arkansas City.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Gives Governor GaVeI.

! Park Crayens. page in the 1917 House of representatives, presented Governor Brough with a handsome gavel to be used by the presiding of ficer If the constitutional convention The gavel is ornamented with rib bons and the Un ted States shield and was made by Joel Suggs of Mags zine. In presenting the gavel, Cray ems assured the governor that it is so well constructed there is no pCssi- hility of an accident such as occurred at a session of the House last winter, when the head of the speakers gavel flew from the handle and struck the Honorable Benjamin Griffin on tho side of the head. incapacitating that well-known statesman for few min- utes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Should Test Scales.

Commissioner John H. Page calls attention to Act No. 252 of the Acts of 1913, which requires all dealers us ing scales for business transactions to have their scales tested and sealed on or before September 1 of each year Although it is known that many scales have not been tested this year, many dealers are not aware that they are subject to a fine for failure to do so. The scales must bc tested and sealed by the county au- thorities.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Know When War Reoan.

Washington.-April 6, 1917, the date President Wilson signed the war resolution, is formally fixed as the legal date of the beginning of the war with Germany, in an opinion by the judge advocate general of the army. Many army matters relating to pay, allowances and claims for property lost in war service must be settled on this ruling.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
GoVernor Is Honlred.

Governor BrouJh was notified that he has been elected honorary vice president and life member of the In ternational Longfellow Society. of which President Woodrow Wilson. Supreme Court Justice William R. Day and Secsetary of the Navy Jo- sephus Daniels are the other honor ary vice presidents. The headquarters of the association are at Portland, Me, and the governors interest in the organization dates from the time he campaigned throughout the state Of Maine in the interest of President Wilson and the Democratic party
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Incorporation Matters.

Merchant Calculator Sales Com pany, Little Rock, capital stock S30.. 900, by Rufus R. Smith, Mrs. Ruth NJ Smith, and w. H. Manville.
 Hutson-Ladd Motor Car Company Newport, capital s10,000
 Knobel Gin Company, of Knobei capital stock S10.000, James L. Smith, J A. Albright. R. V. Harper, A. L. Radcliffe and II. Whitaker incorpora. tors.
 Heim-James Coal Company of Scranton, capital stock $5O,000.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
To Arbitrate Weights.

A. H. Proctor, deputy warehouse commissioner in the Department of Hines, Manufactures and Agriculture, went to Texarkana to arbitrate the weights of cotton shirped from the Nashville ware house to Texarkana It 'rqs charged that the weights were short, and under ahe new warehouse law the warehouse at Nashville is bonded and must guarantee Il.e weights. Where cotton is stored i4 bonded warehouses the weights are guaranteed and the scales tested.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
No ceIeuation To Paris

Washington.-At conference be- tween President Wilson and members of the Senate and House Foreign Af- fairs Committees it was decided that no official delegation from Congress will be sent to Europe for the present at least.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Says Guynemer Killed.

Canadian Army Headquarters in down wounded and taken prisoner, said that Captain Guynemer, the ia nous French air fighter, whose fate has been uncertain since he disappear ed behind the Teuton lines, was kill ed in battle, with German airplane. Buynemer was buried, the prisoner said, just behind the front line.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
Soldiers Must Get Mail.

Washington.-To make sure that American troopers abroad get their letters from home. 150 postal clerks will be sent to France and the War Department has given orders that all trans<orts bound toward the battls front shall carry all the accumulated mail available, and thus keep the ser vice up to the last minute.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-12
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

The Fort Smith chapter of the American Red Cross has supplied the national headuuarters with 2.220 gar ments. 3S0 pillows and 564 handages since organization June 5. Miss Kate Sandels, secretary. reported at the chapters annual meeting.