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COLUMBIA

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
COLUMBIA. VA, June "a chap
ter of the Red Cross Society. with a
large and growing membership. has
recently heen organized at this place.
With Mrs. j. Aston Cabell AS leader.
Great interest is being manifested in
the society. and every woman in this
community is eager to do her bit" for
tho welfare of our boys who soon will
be called to the "colors."
Various out-of-door entertainments.
benefit card parties, etc. arc being
planned. the first of these taking place
on Wednesday night at the colonial
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell, where
the spacious lawns OF Point of Fork
were converted into beautiful
from all parts Of the county to par
for the benefit o. the Red Cross
old-fashioned ring games. contests.
etc, were enjoyed by the younger gen
Grafton on the lawn: while dancing
and card playing were taking place in
the grand ballroom and spacious cor
ridors of the handsome old residence OF
Colonial fame. Nine women. consist
Ing OF Mesdames T.. r. Hughes and
Mrs Everett Mosby and Misses Lima
McGehee. Lucy Mosby. Marion Nelson.
Cora and Adelaide Walton Avis Wood
and Elizabeth Richardson. in Red
Cross costume. served the guests with
ices and refreshing drinks
handsome sum was realized. which
at once Will be turned into working
material. This is only a beginning of
what the society expects to do in this
community and II is hoped that every
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county in the state will have at least
one or two chapters.
Miss Lima McGchee returned to Rich
mond this week after a visit 10 Mrs
Dabney Cosby.
MIR. and Mrs. B. X. Cowherd attend
ed the reunion in Washington this
week.
Miss Isabelle Willard is visiting at
home before going to Charlottesville
for six weeks stay.
Miss Edwina Cowherd Is visiting roll
atives here.
Miss Thomasla Cowherd has returned
from visit to Orange and Wash
ington.
Robert Nelson has returned home
from Blacksburg. where he was a stu
dent the past session a Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mosby. Miss
Marion Nelson, Miss Lucy Mosby and
e X billiard motored TO Richmond
last week.
Miss Adelaide Walton is home from
Richmond College. where she has just
completed a mos; successful session.
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ARVONIA

tSpecial to Tho Times DISPATCH
ARNONlA. VA. Juno 9.-P. -.
Nichoias attended the Confederate Re-
union in Washington this week Mr.
Nicholas also visited the battle field at
gettysburg before returning home.
Mrs William a. Lesueur. who has
been with relatives in Norfolk, has re-
turned 20 her home here
MISS Margaret Miller. Of Atlanta,
Ca is here on visit to her parents.
KEY and Mrs William Nc. C. Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. w. p. Norman motored
to buckingham Courthouse on wednes-
day and spent the day
Mrs Robinson. of Charleston. S. c..
Hlda. spent several days here this
week withher sister. Mrs. William VIII
lams.
Miss Edith Marie Wilson. who has
been attending Hollins College. re-
turned to Bear Garden" on Wednesday
Of this week, where she expects to
remain throughout the summer
Miss Lucy Nicholas spent several
days last week visiting friends and
relatives in Charlottesville.
A. l.. Pitts left on Tuesday for an
extended Northern tour.
Miss Ella boswell left on Monday
OF this week TO spend some time visit
ing friends near Washington.
Miss Laura Connellee. of Richmond.
is expected here in few days to
spend some time with the Misses Pitt
at their home here.
Miss Hazel ANGEL who has been at
tending school in Danville. Va. re-
turned TO her home this week
Charlie Bagwell. accompanied by his
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Airy. to William Samuel Dickson. Of
Greensboro. the marriage TO take place
juno 20. Miss Sparser la "A daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Sparcer
OF MI. Airy. She is a graduate of
Greensboro College for Women. and
neld position in the college ofice
Tor some time. Mr.. Dickson is con-
nected with the Advertising depart
ment or the Greensboro Daily Nows
Inc young men belonging to the
Tuesday Night Bridge Club gave :,
bridge luncheon. complimentary to the
young women Of the club. on Tuesday
evening at the Country Club.
MISS iona Millikan entertained at
seven tables of bridge on TUESDAY
morning in honor her guest. Miss
Dorothy Burwcll. OF Petersburg. Va
MISS Burwell was also the honoree at
bridge party given on Friday morn
Ing by Miss Anne Runter.
MISS Marion Knight. OF Sumter. S c.
ana Miss Nancy Gibbs. Of Arizona. are
Brandt
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CULPEPER. VA. June 9.-Willia m
c. Petty, son of the late William c.
Petty. OF this place. has been appoint
ed general superintendent Of the four
teen stores in the State of West Eir-
ginia and Kentucky owned by the SOL
way Coke Company. Of Syracuse. n. Y.
and will have his headquarters in
Huntington. w. Va.
Carter Cole. third. recent graduate
OF the University of Virginia. is spend
ing some days in Culpeper, the guest
Of his aunt. Miss Fannie Meade Cole.
before going to his home. in OFontz,
Pa
The monthly meeting of the woman's
Auxiliary OF st. Marks Parish. was
held on Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Carter Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruce. Of Rap
pahannock, were recent guests OF the
formers sister. Mrs. Mamie Bruce Col
win, on Piedmont Street.
Allen Fells. OF Wilmington. N. c.,
and ]. A. Seay. OF Fork Union. Va,
who were in Culpeper for the ;,eek-
end. were guests of Mrs. W. c. Petty.
Miss Elizabeth Chamber, a student
OF the Herndon Female Seminary, ar
rived in CuIpeper Saturday. and will
spend the summer vacation with Rev.
and Mrs. Kensey j. Hammond at the
rectory. Another guest at the rectory
this week is Miss Kennedy. OF New
castle. Pa. who will spend several
weeks In Culpeper
Miss Dorothy Loving. a student at
the school for nurses OF Tucker Sana-
torium in Richmond. is spending a two
weeks vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Loving. in Culpeper.
Joseph D. Brown, who has just re-
turned from the Virginia Polytechnic
institute, was a guest Of friends in
Culpeper before going to his home. in
Madison County.
An all day rally Of the woman's aux
iliartes OF this and the neishborins
parishes was hold in the Episcopal
church here yesterday. with a most at
tractfve program which embraced
speakers on auxiliary work, foreign
and domestic missions and Sunday
school work. At the noon hour boun-
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HANOVER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
HANOVER, VA. June 9.-Mr. and
Richmond. have moved into SUNNY
| side" for the summer.
Mrs. Alice Duval. of Minneapolis
Mimi, is the guest Of Mrs. f. B. Win
ston at wilton"
Vincent Ancell. Of Pcnns Grove. N
j.. is visiting his parents. s1r. and Mrs
v. E. Ancell.
Caskie Bureh. of Richmond. spent
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Lewis at CORTLAND.
Mrs w. F. Rudd. of Richmond. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Gwathmey. Jr.
Mrs cosan. Miss May Cogan. Miss
Fannie Crcnshaw and Hugh Dabney, Of
Richmond. motored to Hanover Sun
day. and were the guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. George p. Haw at Dundee"
Mr.. Charles Patterson Cardwcll and
two little daughters. of The Oaks
arc spending some time in Richmond
with Mrs. Cardwclls sister Mrs 7.
Linwood Antrim.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winston. OF Flor
ida. arc the guests Of Mrs. F. E. Win
ston.
George Christian. OF Penns Grove,
\. j., spent the weekend with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ". c. Christian,
of ''Woodside."
Roger Gregory. of King willian m,
spent part or last week at Wilton"
Barton voolfolk. Of Washington.
spent the weekend here with His
mother, Mrs. Lucy Voolfolk. at Nut
she'll"
Miss Vera Palmer. Of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mrs. C P. Cardweli
at The Oaks"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Usinger. Of Mil
wsukee. Wis. ere the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph usinser at North
Wales
Mrs Lucord. of Atlee. spent Sunday
win Mrs. T. X. Taylor.
Miss Barbara Lewis. OF "CourtIand"
is spending the weekend with Miss
Margaret Cottrell in Richmond
Burton Snead. OF Richmond. spent
part OF last week in Hanover
Mrs :. O. Hutchinson and Miss Annie
Hutchinson. of King william. arc Wis
itinE Mrs. II. ". Taylor here
Fat King. OF Richmond. was in Han
over on Wednesday.
Among those attending the Confed-
crate Reunion in Washington are
Misses Kitty and 10 Winston. Salli.
voolfolk. Mary Haw. George Haw.
John Haw, Vincent Anccn, Jr., and
Philip Ancell
Miss Mary Hsw entertained at auc-
ton bridge on Friday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. John Winston. of Flor
IDA Among those present were Mes
DANES Christian. Gravatt. Markinson.
PriddE. Gwathmey. C. w. Taylor. n.
W Taylor. Misses Sallis voolfolk.
Kitty and 10 Winston and Via Haw.
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SUFFOLK

especial to The Times Dispatch
sCrFOLk VA. June 9.-The follow
ing Sohtederate veterans. members OF
,ne Tom Smith Camp. left Monday for
washington TO attend the reunion:
Phillip Brinkley. John Smith. loo Low.
ner. Sam Barnes. w. ]. oiiv.r S,ay,
Butler. r. r. Smith, W. d. Wood r
B. Baker. w. w. Leary and John
Higgins.
Jack and George Darden have ar
rived at home from Mercersburz.
where they have been attending school.
and are with their parents on Broa d
Street.
Mrs E. NJ. Bruce attended the re-
union in Washington
Linwood Lehman, who last week re-
ceived the degree of A. N. from the
University OF Virginia. is at home with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs " Lehman,
for the summer.
Miss Thelma Robertson has returned
from fredericksburg, where she at
tended the commencement exercises.
Miss Margaret Evans. of Georgia. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker enter
tanned i'm honor of their daughter.
Miss Myrtle May Parker. their guests
being Misses Myra Vann. Elizabeth
Smith. Earle Parker and Louise
Savage.
W. G. Eberwine and a. s HarGroves
school trustees of Sleep Hole. were
In the city on Saturday.
The Driver Book Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. ]. p. BidEood on Thurs
day afternoon at her home near
Churchland.
Miss Julia Brinkley left on Thurs
day for Savannah. Ga, TO visit the
family of DR.. NJ y. Corbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Womack left on
Thursday for the University of Nir-
Ginia, where their son. Egbert Wo-
mack graduated.
Miss Emma Reed. Of Jackson ~ G.
is the guest of Mrs 5. y. Stephenson
on Charles Street.
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GREENSBORO

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
GREENSBORO. ~ G. June Mrs
I. l. Van Noppen entertained the Mag
acme Circle on Wednesday afternoon
at her home on West CASTOR Street
Miss Susie Brandt entertained on
wednesday afternoon at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Brandt.
IN honor OF Misses Mary and Virginia
Rassdale. OF jamestown. who are Wis
ting their aunt. Mrs. I. +. PEBBLES
Friends and relatives in Greensboro
have received news of the engagement
OF Miss Helen Gilmer SparEer, Of Mt.
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Weekend in scottsville. and preached
In tho Presbyterian church there Oh
Sunday morning. s&
Miss Lin DuVal is spending sohrAs
time with friends in Boston. Mass.
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ters. Misses Mary and Dorothy Bag
we'll. motored TO Richmond on Tues
day
Miss Agnes Terrell. who has been
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teaching at Hoilins College. arrived
here on Wednesday to spend tho sum-
mcr with her brother. Colonel Albert
J. Terrell, at his home. Bear Garden"
Rev. William Nice. Miller spent the
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-27
OLANDUOS SPAUDA-
-P|LNA ABEJONES.
Haaga.

Haaga. - Danijos spau-
da pasveikina prezidenta
Wilsona NJ jo gerus norus
taikOs reikalc. bet iSrciSkia
abejone, ar bus galima iku-
nyti tuos visus siulomus
plenus. Sake, jci Wilsono
idcja butp rcalizuota, tai
pasaulis butu palaimintas.
Dcja, talkininkai tai idejai
yra pricSingi. JIG nesupran-
ta ar nusiduoda ncsupranta,
kaip tai galetu ivykti taika
nc katros nors Sales visiSl<O
laimojimo kares laukc.
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DlDELE STOkA MAISTO
ITALIJOJE,

Rymas. - Italijos uzsic-
niu rcikalu ministcrio padc-
j0jas Ancona pranesa, jogci
Italia labai atjaucia javu
stoka. todcl angliu pristati-
n6iimas busias atidctas to-
lcsniam laikui. Kadangi sa-
20 Sales uzderejimais Itali-
ia nekuomet negaIi prasi-
maitinti. todel iSkalno dabar
rcikia rllpinties jaw impor-
tavimu. Italia mano dau-
giapsia jaw Farsigahenti is
Snv. Valst;ju
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RUSAMS NESISEKA
RYCOS some.
Petrogradas.

= OoA W. ouoo' L dSPlu-
sicji musiai rusu sn vokie-
ciais Wis labiau ir labiau pie
ciasi Rygos Some IT. visu Pa
daugllviu. Rusai. naudOda-
mics Salciais ir uzSalusiOmis
pelk6mis, be pertraukimo
Wis puolasi prizes vokiecius ir
Wis atmuSami. Cionai oficia-
liai praneSama, kad Tiruf
pelkiu apylink6se atmustos
visos vokicGiu atakos. Vie
tomis rusai kOntratakomis
atblOske vokiccius tolokai
atgal.
Pietrytuose nuo upes Aa
pries rusu neskaitlinguosius
burius vokieeiai stojo uz-
puoliman. Kadangi priest
ninkas pasirode kur-kas
skaitlingesnis, rusai p
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N0RETA NUzUDYTI BU-
YES 1E|SDARYSTES
MINISTER'S.

Tokyo. = Du suimtu pix
tadariu cionai megino nuzu
dyti buvusi Japonijos teis-
darystes minister Yukio
Ozaki, kuomet Sis vieSam
susirinkime kalbejo ir rel
kalavo, kad ,atsistatydintu
dabartillis ministeriu pirmi-
Terauchi. Du pikta-
dariu su durklais puolesi
ant ministerio, bet Ituojaus
buv6 nTgfnkTG0f1 If suim-
til. Kitu du, kalbetojui
prieStaravusiu, minia bal
siai apmuse. Ozaki reikala-
20 pirmininkO atsistatvdini-
mo tvirtindamas. kad jO ka-
hinetas esas prieSkonstituci-
iinis ir jo Sales valdvmas
cSas autOkratiSkaS.
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WESTv|LLES KUN|GUzI
SvENT|NO TIkR|AUSIS
APGAUDINETOJAS.

Denrascio "Draugo No II buvome placiai apraSe
dabartinio tautisko Westvies nezaezninku kyrguzio
Prancskaus Kanskio negarbi,tga praeiti Ten buvo is
rodyta, kad Kanskis yra didziu tamsuou kad Kansks
nepabaige nei okos mokykos. lad js susdees vie
ma boba begediskai apgaudineo zmones preglaudo-
mis-, kol ia Kanskio boba nebuvo patraukta tesma Be
to ten taipo gi buvo mneta kad kuniguz Kansk sven
no'' apgaudnetoas rancuzas Viate kuris nera jokiu
daugiau ziniu ape ia Westves kunguzio sventintoji
rasclu. Na juk je pats nesmeis
Paciu niezalieznnku laikrastis "Obronca Polsk''
numeryj prmame 1902 metu prirodineja, kad Villate
nera jokiu vyskupu.
Villate buvo protestonu episkopau ir gyveno Fond
du Lack. Bet uz nedora gyvenma professional epsko-
pala prasalino * ir tuomet Villate isva
zavo ant salos Ceyono Cia gruodzo 90 deno 1891 me-
tu Conoon Kadmayo atskalunas F. x Alvarez sven
tino Vllate atskaunu vyskupus. Bet ir pats atska
lunas F X Alvarez, nebuvo joku vyskupu j sven
tino' atskalunas Markas, Povyas Anthanazas Sis 81
vyras nebuvo nei atskalunu kuniguziu. Tode matote
skaitytoai kad tas zmogus kurs sventno Westvilles
kunguzi Kansk, pats gavo taramuosius sventimus
paprasciausio berno pravoslavo atskaluno
Pagalvok pats skaitytojau, ko verti butu to EMO
gaus sventimai je il ikrapytu overwhelmingly tautis
kus klebonus nezaezninku vyskupus, koks papras-
causs saliunninas atsvedes uz baro arba buvusiojo
Westvies tautskojo kebono atskaluno Jankausko emo
Juk kiekvenas pasakytumete, kad saliunninko ar
ba tauskosios kebonenes ponies Jankauskenes ihapy
tasis nera oku kunigu, oku vyskupu bet tik pa
prascausu bernu Tokas pat paprasciausas bernas te
ra ir vis tautskieji atskaunai nezaezninka kunigu
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VOKIECIAI STOJO w.
PUOL|MAN; NORI
PA|M7| RyGA.

Londonas. - Per iris sa-
vaites rusai savo uzpuoli-
mals nedave ramybes yoke
CLAIMS Rygos Some. Ir visas
laikas rusu uzpuolimai bu-
vo atmuSami isu skaudziau-
siomis rusams pasekmemis.
lr, rnatomai, tue metu vo-
kieciai isitikino, jogei rusai
Rygos Some nera tick stip-
-gas kip isprad5i4 A.ssxs.
manOma. TataI IT, kOkieciai,
1audOdamies uzSalusiOmis
pelkemis, nusprende stoti
uzpuoliman ir pagaliaus pa
init Rvga. Dabar ten seka
baisus muSiai. Kruviniausi
susirGmimai Gina KalntZcm
sodziaus apylinkese. 20 my
lin nuO Rygos. Paskui my
samasi aplink upe Aa ir I'll
rul pelkese. Is officially pra-
neSimQ patiriama, kad vo-
kieciai vietomis gl'iauja rn-
su pozicijas ir eina pirmyn.
Ti1nl pelkes yra didelca.
Vasaros metu nemegink pri-
eiti. Dabar. JOINS uzsa1us,
yra tinkamiausioii proga
vokieciams uzpulti Rvga.
Kol atSils. vokicciai nu-
nusprende ten apsidirbti s,l
rusaiS.
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trumpo apsisaudymo atsi-
mcte atgal trecdali mylios i
scnasias savo pozlcijas.
V0KIECIAI PAEME Ne
LAISvEN 1,7oo RUSy.

Berlynas.-Vokieciai ans-
puoliu paeme apie 6 mylias
lusu poziciju Rygos Some,
anot oficialio vokieciu pra-
nesimo. Kuomet rusams
tm5 nesisekti, jiems page
bon pasiusta atsarga. TIE.
ciau Sta neistenge sulaiky-
.antpaoio- No
kieciams teko suvirS LOO
l'usu nelaisviu ir 13-ka kul,
kasvaidziu.
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ANGLIA UzCR0BIA
GARLAIVIUS.

Berne. - Anot gautu Ii
ni,i is Londono, Anglijos Wy
riausybe nusprendzils rex
vizuoti visus neutrality val
stybiu garlaivius, kokic da-
hartiniais laikais yra An
glijos uostuOsc. Tuos visus
earlaivius Anglia panaudo-
sianti kariuomenes ir ANU
nicijos gabcnimui j F'ranci-
u.
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RU0SIASI UzDUOTI
PAskUT|N! SMUG!.

Londonas. - Cia gauta
zlnia, kad vokieciu fieldmar-
salas Won Mackensen pasi-
renges 'su savo almijomis
perSlmesti per Seret upe ir
uzduoti paskutini smugi ru-
SANS IL rumunams Rumuni-
JOje. KOl-kaS tam kares So
ne IL Karpatuose ivyksta
tik mazesnieji susiremimai.
Bet artimiausiOs dienOs bus
liudininkemis ten paselu-
-siu IL. krilHiniausip musirs.--
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TAXA BUTy PRASI-
zENC!MAS.

Paryzius. - Anglijos ka-
riuomencs Francijoje Wy
liausias vadas, gen. Haig, ]!
prcz. Wilsono taikos pasiu-
lijima atsakG: "Taika da-
daltiniam kar6s stOvyj bu-
~ daugiau niekas, kaip tik
prasizcngimas." Sitos vado
nuOmones laikOsi kuOnc visi
pnglu virScsni oficicriai.
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sYEICARlIAlMoBMIzUo=
ia KAR|U0MENEE.

Berne, Sveicarija.-Svci-
carlos federale taryba nu-
sprendc mobilizuoti antraja
armijos divizija, kuriai va
dovaus pulkininkas de Lys.
Bet tuo paciu zygiu federale
taryba pranese, jogei Sales
neutralybes perzengimo is
nickur nematoma jokio pa
vojaus. Kareiviai mObili-
ZuOjami tik del visakO.
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.BERLYNO SUSINES|MAI
SU WASH|NGTONU.

Londonas. - Suv. Nalsti-
iu ambasadOrius Gerard va
kar buvo pakviestas pas
Nokietijos kancleri, su kr>
i'iuom turejo ilga konfcrcn-
cija. Kalbetasi apie prczi-
dento WilsOnO praneSima
senate taikOs reikalc. Pas
kui ambasadorius Gerard
pasiunte ilga dcpcSa j
WashingtOna.
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BULGARIA! bEPoRTUoJA
SERBUS.

Paryzius. Kcrfu salo-
je gauta zinia 'kad Bulgari-
Jos vyriausybt deportuojan-
ii serbus is Serbijos j Bull
garija ir juos ten pristatan-
ii prie darbp. Teodor Jane
vic, serbas, Euriam pasise-
Ike paspr,,sti is Serbijos, pa
sakot;es, jogeiIa Iarti pora f':l:-
staneiu serbu ljau isgabenta
Bulgarijon. |
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REVOLIUC|JA TR|PO-
L|TANUOJ.

Paryzius. - Italijos ka-
.'s minist"iija pa"k .!bG
apic sukiiimu pasckmcs
Tripolitaniioje. Afrikojc.
SausiO 16 d. tos Sales rcvO-
liucionicriai tur6jo smarkp
muSi SUI italu kariuomcnc.
zuve apie 1000 rcvoliucro-
nieriu music laukc. Kick
yra krite italu karciviu =
ncpasakvta.
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100000 MOTERy ANU
NICUOS DIRBTUVESE.

Londonas. - Angliios
anlunicijos dirbtuytsc dirba
pusc milijono motcl'iu. Tr
Wis dar daugiau motcriu rel
kalaujama j dirbtuves. ka-
dangi Wis labiau plctojama
karinG pramonG.
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IR JAPONIJA STOW
W TAUTy LAlSvE.

Tokyo. - Ministeriu pir-
inininkas Terauch; ~ xiii
xiii ministerial parlamento
zemesniajam butte kalbeda-
mi pazymejo, jogei nuo da-
bartines kares priklauso vi
su tautu liuosybe.
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NERA zIN|y APIE SKRA|.
DUOLIO-UzPUOLIKO
NUSKANO|N|MA.
Buenos Aires.

BuenOS Aires. = ArgCn-
tinos karGs laivyno ministc-
!is prancSa, jogei jo vyriau-
sybt ncgavusi patvirtinan-
ciu ziniu apie tai, buk An
glijos kares laivas "Glas-
cow" nuskandines vokieciu
uoli-uzpuolika. Pats
minister's netikis, tai pa
skalai, kokia buvo pranesta
pirm keliu dienu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-27
Won MACkENSEN
GAv0 kRyzIy.

Berlynas. - Vokietijos
kaizcris savo fieldmarSala
Won Mackensen atzymejo
Gclczinio Kryziaus garb6s
kryziumi. Be to dar pasilln-
tcs padckavones raSta uz
iStikima tarnvba tcvynei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-27
PALE!DO PARLAMENTA.

Tokyo. - Imperatoriau>
isakymu paleistas Japonijos
parlamento zemesnysis bu-
tas. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
TRENEs vOLADOS EN- MEXICO

Tn comerciante de esta cludad'
reci6n llcgado de Mexico, trae I'M
p~ortantes noticias sobre Ia fa!ta de
seguridades de que al pFesente son
victimas los que ~viajan o envlan mer
cancias por los ferrocarrlles meXl-
canos.
Dice la referida persona que du-
rantc ell mes pasado, ha sido grandi-
simo Ell ndmero de trenes volados por
las par5.das revolucionarlas' entire
las estaciones de Empalme Con
zalez y Qucr6taro, territorlo caSi en-
SUI totalidad controlado por dlversos
grupos rebeldes.
4 tai grade es dificil la s~Ituacion
en- ell sur. que ain en- las c~ercanias
del Estado de San Luis, los trenes
han sido asaltados una y otra rez.
Esto ha venido a entorpecer I'm tan
to 81 movimiento commercial pueS hay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
UN PRINCIPLE DE INCENDIo EN-
LA CASA MARROQUIN.

Como a las doce y media del dia de
aver, gran parte de la ciudad Sc pusc
en- alarma, viendo como las bombas
de incendios de cast todos los puestos,
c~orrian v~eloces hacia la plaza del
City Hall, de una de cuyas casas sa-
liam densas columnas de hume que
llegaron hasta la Gale de Houston.
Pronto cundi6 la VOC de que un te-
rrible incendio empczaba en- la casa
de concrete de los Sres. Marroquin,
establecida precisamente frente al
City Hall, y una de las mas impor-
tantes en- ell concrete mexicano de
ia ciudad.
Media bora despues, Y cuando una
gran muchedumbre Sc habia ag.ome-
RADIO ante ell lugar del suceso, el in
cendio estaba completamente extin-
guido, O mejor dicho. ell incendlo.
que pudo haber sido de consecuen-
cias, habia cedido en- su principle
gracias a la obra activa y oportuna
de los bomberos.
Entrevistando a uno de los jefes de
Ia casa, ell reporter supo a que Sc
habia debido Ell incendio.
En- la iparte trasera de la casa, es-
ia instalado un tostador de cafe en-
el cual Sc estaban tostando desde por
la manana, ciento trelnta libras del
mencionado grano.
I'm descnido del que manejaba Ell
-ostador. hizo que ell cafe llegara a
quemarse completamente, Y que en-
pezara a incendiarse ell conducto de
Ia chimenea.
Uno de los vecinos, que vic salir
densas Columns de hume, do parte
a las estaciones de bomberos, de dom
de Sc envio auxilio tan oportuno que
a ell Sc debio ell que el fueSo no Sc
comunicara al edificio.
Las perdidas. pues, fueron de muy
poca cuantia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25

Hoy, a las once de la manana, ten
dram lugar las honras funebres en-
honor del senior general don Juvencio
Robes, fallecido aver, en- la agencia
de inhumaciones de Shelly-Loring, 81
tuada en- la esquina de la Gale de
Travis Y Avenida Main, de donde de-
bera partir ell c~ortejo funebre rumbo
al Panteon de San Fernando, para
efectuar los funerales.
A suplica especial de la familia, ma
nifestamos g todas aqueilas personals
que no hayan recibido con oportuni-
dad la correspondence esquela, que Sc
sirvan darse por notificados de la no.
ra en- que habran de verificarse las
honras funebres, asi como de la en- que
seran los funerales del senior general
Robes.