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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-27
36 Miguel Aguirre

36 Miguel Aguirre
 1887 Jaime B. Rodriguez 296S Brijido Hernandez
 22O3 Ray Erwin Laney
 1491 Manuel Sigleva
 341O Romundo Villareal 1 9S5 Castulo Martinez i 352 Julian Castenada 3349 Maxilino Saturien 332 Simon Cruz 2748 Jose Coral AIS Eulelaio Diego 920 Angus Malloy 456 Jasper K. Ely 3274 Estevan Ramirez
 3044 Refugio Lopez
 8O6 Elmer Garrett Lowderback 1593 Manley George Crawford 3377 Walter Arthur Unglelenk aOs4 Jesus Gonzalez
 23S3 Barney Oden
 1176 Pedro Portillo 1717 Patricio Munoz
 416 Fernandez Diaz
 2737 Henry Elishaa Chism
 617 Pablo Vanuelas Jurrola 3321 Willie Joseph Stenson
 526 Pedro Gomez
 6O9 Alfredo Gonzalez
 613 Gil Gonzalez 316 Fostino Calvolpollo 3202 Abilene Palacio 218S Jose Hernandez
 274 Pedro Casteneda 351S Hardy Earl Stephens 343O Enrique Veremin 1887 John l.. Gale 94S Miguel Villalobos Montoy 1283 Luis Rodriguez 968 Alfred Russell Marshall 3324 Ramon Sandoval 1719 Seth Robert Montgomery 1858 Bartolo Russi 1921 John A. Link
 2033 Louis Watkin Evans
 546 Jose Acosta Gardea
 1154 Refugio Ortiz 25S0 Santiago Aguilera 766 John Alfred Joelson 3363 Arthur Tappin 734 Lorenzo Hernandez
 3244 Aleandro Rascon 2435 Angus Stockton 2S5S Esperidion Griego 2745 Juan Chacon 2OS6 Manuel Castenada Gomez 2215 Baltazar Ledezma 3247 Guadalupe Regalado 1072 Joe Massugle 511 William Franklin 205 Arthur Chastain 1908 Norberto Aguiano ! 2531 Juan Valdez 1876 Manuel Valenzuela 1 913 Luis Massina
 342 Pedro Coz 3139 Luis Nemez 1 3219 Anastacio Ruiz
 3197 Lawrence Walter Powers
 66O Agrian Gonzales 3050 Refugio Lopez
 27l6 Cesa Coaila | 93l Everette Francis Maupin 2293 Ramon MalGuez
 2926 Librado .iuerro | 2S27 Arceleano Gutierrez 46G FrancIsco Estrada 427 Julian Eia: | 31So fascelio Perfecto | 2Sc6 Michel I'elice I 1492 Waiter William Sewen
 29 Patrocino Aguillar I>2" Jose r:ireZ u> 7'crIiE' N noz Is3u Angel Talamantes ~ Leonardo Gonzalez -F ::0HG i,cfugio McIones II: Reyes ruz 1129 Eligio .Almas 2626 Santos Alonzo 1870 Jose Del Rio 3493 Ireneo Munoz 1931 Charley Glenn Boron il4 .hoiShSA 15l Rafiel G. Bells 2S51 Francisco Gutierrez 1886 Carlos Alberto Roja 1884 Valintine Puaroa 286S Ramon Gonzales 1487 Rafiel Sarttore 1859 Arsenic Ruiz
 61 =. .... .. Morenci 2243 Juakin Morelos 1884 James Elledge
 sos Pillar Garcia 229S Marcillano Vega Montes
 61S Felix Garrera 1929 Ramon Trejo 1463 Arcadio Sandoval
 986 Catullo Martinez 1505 Manuel Segulrola 2447 Juan Survantes
 2O9 Eberlisto Chavez 111O Ramon Ortiz 1 3314 Juan Saldavar
 TIT Harry Clayton Jennings
 B Valenta Andrea 14S0 George Thomas Shaw 2823 Anastacio Fernandez 26OS Senero z. Aguerre 1907 Adolfo Gutierrez 1883 Laviozare Blaair 1871 Pietro Zanini 34S5 Seferiano Merino 2759 Ragino Corona 32S6 Salvador Santistenn 2919 Rosalio Garcia
 32 Francisco Alarcon 2223 Felix Lopez
 954 Jose Martinez 1533 Benito Travezo 3O42 Jesus Loya 2SS8 Pedro Garcia 1871 Ismael Chavez 134S Felipa Reyes 2104 Juan Jose Gonzales 1564 Pedro Ulloa 2958 Juan Humildado
 63 " Morenci
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-27

1920 Anieeto Jacobo 1561 Julio Soto Ybana 1901 Sam Turner Alton 1772 George Elliott Galer 1873 Gnacia Rivera 1465 Yee Shonk 2602 Serapio Avila
 883 Yra Lopez 1161 Ragelio Orasco 1861 Chas. Dee Hale
 769 Pedro Jiminez 1152 James Oldfield
 776 Marcelino Jurado 3532 Calvin Robert Clifford 1880 Mariana Ruiz 1923 Lauro Ramirez 1907 Martin Arellano { 566 Orelano Gonzalez F2030 Julian Estrada 5S1 Felipe Gomez 1777 Luther Madison Cook
 311 Sebastian Coral 1927 Jesus Manuel Paches 2306 Olgie Omer Mcdowell 24S6 William Rogers Tate
 124 Arean Jelo Barra
 481 Joaquin Fernandez 1937 Charlie Glenn Boron
 S95 Bernardino Munoz 334O Elias Soils
 TIA Dee Ysabel
 979 Clemente Mora
 5SG Antonio Gonzalez 1409 Jose Sierra 1876 Santiago ADeyta 2508 Hubert Monte Tyner 3147 Pedro Oliveras 174O Frank Campbell 1867 Pablo Rodriguez 2117 Rodrigo Gonzalez
 S29 Antonio Lopez 3198 Angel Ponce 2702 Casimiro Carlos
 240 Silverio Caro 2S01 Chas. Spaulding Thos. Parish 1928 Felix Miranda 2092 Ralph Dowlin Gilmore 2123 Jose Huerta { 499 Nestor Fraire I2027 Henry William Ely 23S7 Hilario Reyes 1911 Rafael Marquez 1105 Felipe Orasco
 444 Erasmo Esparaza
 636 Arenio Gonzalez 1760 John Lawrence Crawleigh 2457 Julio Saucido 1877 Inocencio Alonzo 735 Harold Pourtel Herivel 1863 Charlie Clifton Martin 2526 Bias Vasquez
 634 Simeon Garcia 1879 Lorenzo Villescas Alvarez 2363 Juan Perea 3231 Andres Rodriguez 3492 Felice Ortiz 2999 Bariano San Juan 2333 Barney Oden 1504 Fernando Samperio
 326 Amelio Cavarga 1875 Martin Didana 1453 Francisco Sandoval 2065 Cruz Farfin
 447 Rosendo Edesa 3445 Luis Ybarra 1728 Ira Lyons Spoon 1947 Sabino Corona 1897 Ramon Arrista 2519 Jose Voquera 2792 Esequial Encina 1919 Eusebio Ruiz 1892 Miguel Vega 2S31 Aniceto Garcia
 G72 Pascual Gutierrez 1863 Saurnino Ruiz 1940 Percy Ralph Brazee 1892 Francisco M. Valdez 3449 Adrian Zunida
 949 Ricardo Namely 2879 Maeo Gregorich 1850 Dominici Riva 211S John D. Hall 1923 Marcelino Munoz 393 Luis Delgado
 993 Davis Martinez 2712 Marcedono Compledo 1906 Zeofilo Rodarte 3426 Luis Viscarena 3414 Pablo Yngas 1513 Jesus Salas 105S Alfonso Magneto 1865 Urbano Martinez
 S51 Juan Ignacio de Leon 1181 Ignacio Ponce 1545 William John Thomas 2S74 Juan Galardo \ 2346 Jesus Padilla @1490 Eugenio' Fetin 3142 Jose R. Ochoa 1S11 Jesus Careas 1413 Alfred Stone 1767 Charles David Forcien 158 Jose Obarreras 1862 Clarence P. Phillips 2894 Hilario Gomez
 ITS Wesley Harris Kantner
 l Edward Otto Altman 3229 Estevan Rigaldo 1S7 Jesus Vecerra 3201 Santiago Pichard 2597 Luis Acosta
 g Hipolito Huayo 23S4 Augustin Reyes $50 Eugenio Garcia 3289 Sixto Simentar 1420 Manuel Simmez 1858 Harold Joel Terrell
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-27
s4s IS GREENLEE's QUOTA

Continued from Page Two) 1879 Crisifero Caballero S75 Jesus Lopez
 269 John H. Cocks 2893 Luciano Gomez 1780 Thos. H. Rainier
 TIA Merced Hernandez 152S Daniel Torres 237. Rafael Cardenas 422 Manuel Duran 619 Juan Gutierrez 1058 Alfonso Magneto 344 Rosario Campo 2072 Antonio Figueroa 1766 Thos. Walter Elhridge 2S6S Conrad Palmer Hsrdy 3299 Vicente Sillas 2433 Richard Silvas 3350 Chas. Efgar Scott SPA Bonificio Leandro 3007 Basaleo Lickeri 3141 Baucilio Ortiz 2970 Catarino Lozano 442 Antonio Elizaldr 1918 Jesus Prado 1799 Romie Howard Angle I-~202 Frederick Comes 164 Antonio Elias Bernales 268 Baltazar Borunda 272 Lucas Colomo 1174 Jose Maria Perra 964 Jesus Macias
 S66 Felipe Larez 3431 Antonio Villareal 593 Luis B Gonzalez 3004 William Eugene Kelly 407 Simon Delgadillo 262 Salvador Campos SS6 Manuel Lavin 1920 Aniceto Jacobo 1561 Julio Soto Ybana 1901 Sam Turner Alton 1772 George Elliott Galer 1873 Gnacia Rivera 1465 Yee Shonk 2602 Serapio Avila
 SS3 Yra Lopez 1161 Ragelio Orasco 1861 Chas. Dee Hale
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-27

394 Jose Diaz 1796 Fortino Carbajal 30S1 Juan MOnteZ 1895 Manuel Oliveras
 417 Stanley Arthur Darrow
 35i Felis Carril1o 1931 Walter Welmer Bell 445 Cleventa Estrada 1497 Teodoro Serna 1919 Claud Carson Hester 3511 Victoriano Limon 1909 Andres Cillanvela 289g Felipe Gambioa 230S Arthur Lee Mclaughlin
 217 Elipo Castillo 2507 Martin Torres 1915 Sebastian Velasco
 259 Coesar Cambo 1295 Basilio Romero 1756 Edgar Wilson Banty 2O67 Raves Figueroa 2572 Warner Cuicuimatti Zimmerman 270S Pascual Cerna 106S Amado MendeZ 1874 Miguel Rubio 1882 Santiago L. Gonzalez 126S Catalina Ruballara l631 Arthur John Wier 1450 Jesus Montera Sanchez
 322 Memorio Chavez 2687 Juan Chavez 1l20 Vinancio Ortiz 1865 Gregones Ramos PIP Jesus Carbaial 2511 Candido Tellez 3323 Aureleto Saenz
 TOP Jacarias Hernandez
 232 William Alfred Chisholm
 597 E. W. Gassaway 2207 Refugio Lozano 2755 Aurelio Valdez Carlos
 905 Edward Herman Mercer 3112 Bernardino Morelc
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-27

2104 Juan Jose Gonzales 1564 Pedro Ulloa 2958 Juan Humildado 2174 Clyde Hams
 994 Inez Natias 33S8 Mariana Valverde 3418 Ventura Bales
 75S Eco. Ramon Jaranillo 127S Genero Rodarte 2393 Romuldo Rodriguez 2614 Santiago Amaya 2250 Rafiel Morones
 362 Andres Cabral 2O20 Garland Owen Duty lS42 Eugene McGratn 2670 Andrew Frank O'Bannon 2074 Rafiel Gainosa 1170 Clinton Omar Pass 2542 Mosby Wilkerson
 S16 Santiago Lopez
 371 Eulogio Cacicedo 2963 Genero Hernandez 2642 Manuel Baldibia 2774 Justo Doce 2575 Pelro Banosarrogo 1859 Geo. Edgar Ude
 529 Domingo Gaiis 264O Simon Bermudas 149S Jesus Sandoval 2533 Lasario Valdez
 382 Jose B. Duran
 PA Gregorio Calbrillo 1885 Guadalupe Fuentes
 SIS Respil Luna 1534 Chas. Henry Thompkins
 762 G. Edmond Johnson
The sun., 1917-01-05
SWISS PRESIDENT VOTED
AGAINST PEACE NOTE
With Two Other Leaders lie
Opposed Support of Will
sons Plan.

GENEyA. VII. Paris. Jan 4.-The
Democratic said i P'esident Schulthess
former Presidents Motta and De Con.
pet voted a.aiHst the recent Swiss note
supporting President Wilson's communi-
cation to the belligerents in the form
thct it was edited and issued. but Trey
we're in the minority in the Fedora!
Courcil.
There is. much discussion in the
Swiss newspapers Of statement cred =
itea to the Cologne Gazette concerning
neutral nations that the Swiss Cen
federation has the greatest interest to
see peace concluded rapidly, because
1t is new Impossible to 'oresce the fu-
ture fate of the nations which have re-
mained neutral up to the present" The
Geneva Tribune sarcastically asks the
Cologne Gazette to explain the meaning
OF the future fate" Of neutra!s.
The German Minister at Berne in an
interview In the mud ,s quoted as hay-
ing said that switzerland has nothing to
fear from Germany. which country will
strictly respect and guard Switzerland's
neutrality. The rumors to the contrary
published In Entente newspapers, the
Minister added. were without foundation
and were calculated to disrupt the ira
ditional friendly relations between the
two countries. The Suisse. commenting -
on the interview, agrees with the Minis
ter's statement, but asks, What about
the neutrality Of Luxemburg ahd Bel.
gium?"
The sun., 1917-01-05
SOTHERN WILL Be
OPERATED ON HERE
Julia Marlowe to Bring Hus-
band From Chicago to
This City.
Julia Marlowe is now Fastening to the

Julia Marlowe is now Fastening to the
bedside Of her husband, Edward II.
Sothern. who was taken i'll suddenly
yesterday in Chicago. where he was
appearing in 'If I Were King for the
benefit OF the British Red Cross. Mrs.
Sothern, who left yesterday on the
Twentieth Century Limited, was accom-
panied by DIR. Joseph d. Bissell of 46
West Fifty-sixth street. a surgeon. and
together they will bring Mr.. Sothern
back to New York for an operation to
be performed in the Radium Institute.
203 West Seventieth street, provided he
Is able to travel. Mr.. Sothern is con-
5ned to his bed in the Blackstone Hotel
in Chicago.
Mr.. Sothern was once before operated
on for renal calculi. and IL is said to be
a recurrence of the same malady with
which he is now taken down. Mr.. Soth-
ern was appearing before President and
Mrs. Cleveland in Washington when he
was taken il, on the former occasion. and
II was necessary to ring down the cur
tain in the midst Of the play.
Some surprise was expressed when
Mr.. Sothern undertook his recent en-
gagement-in "If | Were King" for he
had announced his retirement from the
speaking stage. He has not appeared in
New York this season except in the mo-
tion pictures. which he has only recently
taken up. It was explained that it was
his desire to do something for the British
cause which caused him to return to the
stage. Since the beginning of his tour
in IF I Were King" he has sent to the
British Red Cross Society approximately
500 900 for their war relief work.
The sun., 1917-01-05
SUITOR SHOOTS GIRL
AND SELF IN TAXICAB
Daughter of EX-MCmbcr of
Boston symphony Orchestra
Victim; Both May Die.

BRooKLINE. Mass, Jan. 4,-Jame" J,
Riley OF Somervlle and A.iss Mildred
Melzlan. ~ steaographer. were shot and
dangerously wounded tonight while rid
iny L.. taX,cab to her home here. The
Griver of the cab told tho police he over
heard conversation in which the man
appeared to be urging the youns woman
to marry him, and that few minutes
later shots were fired.
Miss Melzian, a daughter OF "A former
member of the Boston Symphony Or
chestra, is 10 years old. Riley il "a. and
employed as a railroad claim agent, Ac-
cordrg to the police the only statement
they could obtain from. Riley was:
81 did II because ! want to die"
The man and woman were unconscious
at the hospital at late hour. She was
found to have bullets In her right side
and wrist, while Riley was shot three
tmes--in the forehead. abdomen and
thigh.
The chauffeur said Riley engaged him
at his stand In front OF Back Bay hotel
to take them to University road. Brook
line. where the girl lived.
The sun., 1917-01-05
BRITISH GIVE UP VESSEL.
Admiralty Admits Loss OF North
Wales and NOn-combatants.

LONDON. Jan. Am Admiralty an
nouncement of another case ''of callous
disregard for the lives OF non-combatants
come 10 light" says that nothing further
has been heard OF the British steamer
North Wales. proceeding in ballast from
Hull for Canada. which a German wire
less despatch on November 10 reported
as having been torpedoed
As only one piece OF wood marked
North Wales" has been washed ashore
together with some bodies on the Cornish
coast. 1t IS presumed that the crew which
took to The boats in the gales then raging
were drowned.
The sun., 1917-01-05
MRS. PAT CAMPBELL
COMES TO DEFENCE
Daughter-in-law of Mrs. Corn
wallis-West Says Her Irish
Heart Is Misunderstood.

Specid! Cdbie Despatch to THn Sun from ths
London Times
LONDON, Jan. Mrs. Pat Campbell
lam Cornwallis-west. her mother-in-law,
who has been censured by court Of in
quiry Is participant in an army scandal.
1t was Mrs Cornwallis-Wests sus-
ceptible Irish heart that led her into
taking IAN indiscreet interest" in
young Irish officer. the actress says.
II wonder whether the public is aware
age and very impulsive. warm hearted
Irshwoman. who is a beloved mother
and a dearly loved wife," asked Mrs.
Campbell who is the second wife OF
George Cornwallis-West, son OF the CEN
trail figure in the scandal.
THE following anecdote may bring
her personality more clearly before the
public than does the summary issued by
the court of inquiry" Mrs. Campbell
continued, as quoted in the PdH MdH
Ga.ctte:
NV mother-in-law stayed with me
for n few days during the military in
ouiry. Will We were driving to court
one day a carriage full Of wounded SOL
diers passed close by. My mother-in-
laws eyes filled with tears and. claspins
her hands. SHE said with delicious Irish
brogue: oh, look at those darling Tom
mics
81 suggested that they might hear the
word darling
What do care" she answered.
hey are all darlings to me. bless their
brave, cheerful hearts
This from a lady of sixty-three. on
Ao for taking an
indiscreet interest in wounded ser
geant! surely II is pitiable affair. /
wonder who feels the fine fellow at the
end of it?
"Of one thing | am sure. Nothing
will prevent my mother-in-law calling
wounded Tommies darlings. Poor
chance an Irish heart has when it is
against an English middle class one.
The Daily Mail will say tomorrow tnat
Mrs. Cornwallis-Wes has decided TO re-
tire from every kind of public work.
The sun., 1917-01-05
BRITISH OUTBID u. S. FIRMS
TO SUPPLY NAVYS SHELLS
Even While at War Ordnance Company Offers to
Deliver Munitions Here Far Under Price
of Big American Plants.

For IA inch shells Hadfelds, Ltd,
offer a price of s356 each for $500,
which they agree to deliver In eleven
months. The Midvale Steel Company
wants $3.50 each for $500 shells, to be
delivered in thirty months, while the
Crucible Steel Company asks $543.50
each for 1000. deliverable in thirty
-four months.
Secretary Daniels was so struck with
the difference in price that ho empha-
sized it in the press notice given out
by tie Navy Department. He Is at a
loss to understand why the American
prices are so much in excess. MIR Dan
els said the Hadfields compony's Offer
would be considered in awarding con-
tracts.
The sun., 1917-01-05
SUNK;
15O LIVES LOST
British Transport TOrpedOed
in Mediterranean-Vessel
Cost $3,OOO,OOO.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The British trans
port Ivernia has been sunk. 1t was Of
ficially announced tonight. 1t is believed
that about $50 soldiers and sailors have
lost their lives.
The text of the announcement reads
as follows:
1.-The Ivernia was sunk by an enemy
submarine in the Mediterranean on jan
uary l during bad weather and while
carrying troops. At present four mill
tary officers and 146 men are missing.
The casualties among the lvernia's
officers and crew are not yet definitely
known, but hopes are entertained that
the only officers of the ship missing are
the surgeon and chief engineer"
A supplementary report issued by the
Admiralty says that thirty-three Of the
crew of the 1vernia and 120 soldiers are
missing.
The Ivernia. a 1928 ton steamer Of
the Cunard Line, has been for some time
in the British Government services as a
transport. having at various times car
ried troops from Canada and between
British ports and the Dardanelles.- She
was built IN 1900 at Newcastle. Her
length was $50 feet and she was 81 feet
in beam and 81 feet in draft She was
valued at about 100000.
The French steamer Leon, of s53 tons
gross. also has been torpedoed. The crew
was landed.
Lloyds announces the sinking OF the
Spanish steamer san Leandro. OF SIG
tons and the Greek steamers Dimitrios
Goulandris. of 3,744 tons. and Aristotles
q. Ioannou.
The Arstotles G. Ioannou was last re-
ported as leaving Las Palmas Decem-
Der IL for Belfast. The recent move
ments OF the other vessels sunk have not
been recorded in the available marine
registers,
The sun., 1917-01-05

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 4.-The opening of
bids for armor piercing shells by the
Navy Department brought out the sur
prising fact that British ordnance COM
projectiles 35 to 40 per cent. cheaper
than any of the American steel COM
panies. Hadfelds, Ltd. of England
agreed to supply 1000 16 inch pro-
jorti'cs m sixteen months at s51s each,
duty laid. The Bethlehem Stee' Com
pany wants S775 each. to provide 1900
in thirty-slx months. while the price
from tte Midvale Steel Company was
5000 each for 1000 in twcnty-four
months.
The sun., 1917-01-05
TORNADO HITS SCHOOL,
MANY PUPILS KILLED
storm Sweeps Oklahoma.
Wrccking Buildings-Death
Toll Mounting.

BLocEER. Okla, Jan. 4.-Between ff-
teen and twenty children are believed to
nave been killed In tornado that de-
stroyed school house seven miles south
OF here to-day. 1t Is also reported that
several persons were killed at Feather
stone. few miles west of Blocker.
Inc first news of the storm was
Drought TO Blocker by a runner. who
summoned medical aid. According to
Joseph Ting, farmer living near
Featherstone, whose home was blown
away. there are more than fourteen dead
in the school building ruins. Two girls
were identified by Ting.
Reports are very meagre, but II is
reared that many lives were lost In the
storm. which swept through the northern
part of pittsburg county. All wire COM
munications southwest of Blocker are
down and no news has been received
from the country east of Featherstone.
The sun., 1917-01-05
PLEA FOR RHEIMS CATHEDRAL.
Cardinal Won Hartmann Said to
Have Seen kaiser.

BERLIN, via London, Jan 4-Ihe
Koelnischc Voks=oitun0, in making
reference to the visit OF Card:na! von
hartmann to the occupied regions of
France and performing pontifical func-
,lons there, says he acted with the eN-
press permission of the Pope.
Moreover" adds the paper. car
1inal Won Hartmann. who has repeatedly
conferred with the Emperor on behalf of
the Rheims Cathedral. carried an auto
graph letter from the Pope TO the EN-
peror, in which the Pontiff asked that
the German military authorities per-
NIT under satisfactory guarantees the
restoration Of the cathedral during the
war. because the danger of its falling
down is imminent"
The sun., 1917-01-05
U. s. TO RECOGNIZE CARRANzA.
Mexico city Newspapers Say Will
son Will withdraw Troops.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 4.-Newspapers of
Mexico city under date of December 81
re aching the border to-day declare that
the United States soon will formally
recognize the Government of Gen. Car
rama. A semi-official publication says ::
"In the face of the decision OF First
Chief Carranza not to sign the American
Mexican protocol without the retirement
OF the Pershing expedition change In
the American policy toward Mexico has
been decided upon"
The article adds that the punitive ex-
pedition will be withdrawn and recogni-
ton be accorded to Carranza by Presi-
Gent Wilson.
The sun., 1917-01-05
100000 BRITISH IN FRANCE.
Gen. Sir Douglas IIaig Commando
Nations Biggest Army.

PARIS. Jan. A special Havas des-
patch from the British front in France
says:
''Gen. Sir Douglas Haig commands to-
day the largest army Great Britain ever
levied on her soil. The number OF ef-
fectives in the British army in France
on January was nearly 100000 men.
completely trained and ready day or
night to receive orders from their COM
mander in chief.
This figure only refers to the British
forces in France, and is exclusive Of
those employed in the defence OF Great
Britain, Ireland. India, Salonica, Egypt,
Mesopotamia and Africa"
The sun., 1917-01-05
NAVY WAITS ON WAR PROFITS.
After Year and n Half G-I VIII Go
TO Sea with Old shafts.

Lieut., Ernest ID, .McWhorter, subma-
rine expert at the Brooklyn navy yard,
got tired OF waiting for new propeller
shafts for the Gil and dug couple Of
old four and half inch shafts out Of the
junk pile yesterday 40 that the vessel
may sail with the Atlantic fleet next
week.
Eighteen months ago the G-1 ran into
the yard to exchange her four and half
inch shafts for six inch ones. The new
shafts were contracted for, but delivery
was delayed from time to time, private
concerns being too busy with European
war orders and big profits to pay atten-
tion to small orders from their own Gov
ernment. 1t is alleged
The sun., 1917-01-05
MANY ROBBED OF FOOD
IN STREETS OF VIENNA
BurgOmaster Threatens to Re
sign Unless Hungary Sends
Aid to City.

GENEVA, via Paris, Jan. 4.-The Bur-
gomaster OF Vienna, DR.. Weiskirchner.
threatens to resign II Hungary continues
to refuse to send food to his city, ac-
cording to reports received here. He is
quoted as saying that the prisons are
filled. chiefly with women and children
convicted of having stolen food. while
housewives are afraid to go shopping for
food even in the principal streets. owing
10 robberies and assaults.
The Swiss and German papers are
crowded with advertisements for Swiss
servants to go to Germany, the reason
being that every Swiss in Germany Is al
lowed to receive from home weekly ten
pounds OF foodstuffs.
The sun., 1917-01-05
Russians for Unity.

DR.. Palmieri made public a letter he
had Just received from Prof. W. Ekzem-
pliarski, editor of the Christian Thought
in Russia. in which the Russian writer
said:
"ft is with feeling of Joy that Rus
SLAMS see their American brothers take
in hand the initiative of Christian unity
with energy and assiduity.
"Of course Rome cannot see with in
difference The growing friendship be-
tween Anglicanism and orthodoxy" DR..
Palmieri said, END conse quently the new
commission OF cardinals will examine
VIII, ther American Chri tianity fen!s in
stinct. yely the need Of harmonizing the
various tendencies of Christian mild 70
form a united Pro.estantism which
would be tie frst step toward a united
Christianity.
I'm this field It Is felt in Romn that
the United States has providential
mission to fulfil. America Is an immense
reservoir o' Christian energies which
cannot now exer, their whole influence
,or they are scattered. Therefore the
fact that divided branches OF Chria-
tianity may meet and discuss IN the
spirit OF tolerance the con'roverted points
among the Christian churches Is already
a great victory over the spirit OF intoler'
ance and division"
The sun., 1917-01-05
SEEING BELGIAN BRASS,
Kitchen Utensils and Door Knock.
ers Taken by Government.

LONDON, Jan. "a Reuter- despatch
from Amsterdam says that the Mas
tricht newspaper Les Nouvelles Is au-
thority for the statement that the Gov
crnor-General of Belgium has issued a
decree ordering the seizure of all house
hold goods made of brass copper, tin.
nickel or bronze, including kitchen uten-
s!ls. door plates and door knockers
The communes have been ordered to
assist in the collection.