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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-10

SzWGCyi i ArgGntyny.
Z Teatr6w Wojny.
Walk we Francyi i Flandryi.
Z W1oskiego Ftontu.
Ewakuuja Piotrogrod.
Sprawy Morskie.
CO sig dzieje w Rosy?
z Nienoiec.
z W1oskiego Ftontu.
Sprawy Morskie.
CO sig dzieje w Rosy?
z Nieniec.

wynn" olaJd pASSitA"SSN oAAASA
kanskiego wydziafu Sledczego u
rzedu spraw zagranicznych, kt6-
ry wykryi dwulicowos6 ambasady
szwedzkiej W Buenos Aires i mi
nisteryum zagranicznego Szwecyi
- podobnie, jak wykryl przedtem
niemieckiego ministra zagranicz-
nego Zimmermanna machinacye
z Mexykiem ma szkode Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Buenos Aires, 10. w~rzeSnia. -
w dalszych szczeg6iach omawia-
nyeh rewelacyi stwierdzono, re
poselstwo szwedzkie przesylaio
nawet t; informacye do Me
mice, jak - kiedy i jake argen-
tynskie okrety topic - a wiec "a
goScinnoSc i zyczliwoSc odpfaca}y
sic Szwecya i Niemcy - Argen-
tynie spiskowaniem, obliczonem
ma mordowanie obywateli argen--
ty1skich i niSzczenie ich mienia...
Spodziewaja sic szybkiej akcyi re
strony rzadu Argentyny - W
Waszyngtonie czekaja ma to; pra-
sa argentynska i waszyngtonska
bardzo SLIME obwiniaja bar. Loe-
wen, posia szwedzkiego w Bue--
nos Aires i nawet wieksza przy--
pisuje mu wine, niz niemieckiemu
posIowi, Luxburgowi. Szwecya
bedzie musia1a dac nader Scis}e
wytiomaczenie postepowania jej
przedstawiciela w Argentynie -
zarowno tel republice, jak Allan
tom. Me ulega watpliwosci IL mi
nisteryum szwedzkich spraw "a
granicznych dziaio}o Cd lat trzech
jak ch}opak do posy}ek ola Me
mice, przyjmujac przez swego pc
sla podawane niemieckie depesze
szyfrowane i podajac je do Me
mice; wedfug wszelkiego prawdo-
podobienstwa czyni1a to Szwceya
take i z acknowledgement posfow
niemieckich z innych KRAKOW neu-
tralnych. Anglia juz na wiosne
1915. wpadia ma trop takich prak-
tyk szwedzkiego urzedu zagrani--
cznego i wowczas zazadaia cd
Szwecyi natychmiastowych gwa-
rancyi, re take naduzycie ustanie
i Szwecya przyrzekla, re mic po-
dobnego zarzutom omawianyn,
dziaG sic ME bedzie, a OTTO, Jak
sfowa dochowaia. Wzburzenie o.
pinii %publicznej wzmaga sic z
dnia ma dzien.
Buenos Aires, - 10. wrzeSnia.
- Prezydent Irigoyen oswiadczya
zamiar zwoiania rady ministrow
ma dis w po}udnie w sprawie re-
welacyi szwedzko-niemieckich;
spodziewaja sic zerwania stosun-
kow dyplomatycznych Argentyny
2 Niemcami, a przynajnniej wy
dalenia z kraju posfa niemieckie-
go Luxburga, a bye moze zazada-
MIA i cd Szwecyi odwo}ania pos}a
szwedzkiego Loewena.
SZWECYA - GLODNA.
Stockholm, 10. wrzesnia. -
Prasowo podaja, IL jeden z wybit-
nych mellow stanu szwedzkich W
prasie szwedzkiej onawia konie-
czna potrzebe wejscia W komuni-
kacye ekonomiczno handlowa
Szwecyi re Stanami Zjedn.: -
Szwecya jest W fatalnem po@oze-
niu pod wzgledem zywnosci -
potrzebuje zboza i paszy szcze--
g6lnie ma wyzywienie swego by
d{a, jesli paszy tel ME dostanie,
bedzie musiaia byd}o sprzedae, DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-10
NIEMCY PODAJA z ZASAD'
NICZYCH

Washington, 10 wrzesnia. -
w tutejszych Kolach diploma =
tycznych omawiane So zywo O.
trzymane w tajny spos6b warun-
XII, ma podstawie ktorych Berlin
rzekomo pragnie przystapic do
rozpoczecia rokowan pokojo-
wych. Zosta}y one podobno sfor-
mulowane przez niemieckiego
ministra spraw zagranicznych
Won Kuhlmanna pred jego wi
zyta we Wicdniu i zawieraja
nastepuiacych zasadniczych ar
tykul6w:
/. Odbudowa Belgii i po}noc-
nej Francyi, kt6ra ma bye pokry
ia &c sprzcdazy niemieckich ko-
lonii Wiclkiej Brytaniii.
2. Alzacya i Lotaryngia maja
STAG sic niepodlegIem pahstwem.
CIV urzedowych sferach francus
kich stwierdzono niedawno po-
nownie, &c Francya absolutnie
ME odstqpi Cd zadania zwrotu
jej tych prowincyi.)
5. Tryest ma bye uznany "a
wolny port.
4. Przywrocen;e granic Serbii
i Rumunii wedle status quo ante
bellum, z tym jednak dOdatkiem,
re Serbia ma otrzymaG port ma
Adryatyku.
5. Kwestya bafkahska i spra-
wa Turcyi ma bye zalatwiona
droga porozumienia W czasie u
kladow pokoJoWych.
6. Zagwarantowanie wolnoSci
m6rz i przyznanie Wielkiej Bry-
tamil kontroli mad kanafem An
gielskim az do czasu, gdy costa
ME wybudowany probationary
tunel miedzy Dowrem a Calais.
Z. Powszechne rozbrojenie i IL
stanowienie miedzynarodowej IL
gi ola utrzymania trwalego po-
koju.
Czy propozycye tie pochodza
rzeczywiScie re zr6dla urzedo-
wego, tego ME MONA ia razie
stwierdzic, ME wydaje sic to jed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-10

zentanta Szwecyi w Buenos
Aires gwalcily ~neutralnoSc Argen
tyny i stanowily realna pomoc
ola nieprzyjaciela Stan. Zjedno-
czonych, Rad amerykahski ME
zerwie jeszcze Z tego samego tyi
ko powodu sosunkow re Sztok-
holmem i uczyni to dopiero W
tym wypadku, yezeli sic okaze,
IL podobnych neutralnych Gym
noSci dopuszczal sic takze poseS
Szwecyi akredytowany w Wa
e1yn otoOie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-10

p~rzemawiafa miedzy innemi os-
lawiona zyd6wka i anarchistka
Emma Goldman. w czasie zebra
mia wkroczyIa policya, co dafo
haslo do atakow ma MIA i do "a
burzeh, ktore jednak wkrotce u
da}o sic uspokoiG. Aresztowano
800 uczestnikow, ktorzy ME mo-
gil wylegithymowac poswiadcze-
miami, re regestrowali sic jake
mezczyzni w wieku popisowym.
MUSTANG PORzADEK "a
PROWADzIC BAGNETAMI
Springfield, Ill, 10 wrzesnia.
Sympatyzujacy re strajkujacyml
tramwajarzami %unijni robotnicy
urzadzili tn wczoraj de1nonstra-
eye W ktorej doszfo do powaz-
nych zabuzen. Celem przywroce
mia porz2dku trzeba by1o WEI
wac do pomocy policyi jeden Cd
dial dziewiatego pulku piecho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-10

do wielka wage przywiazuja tn
NATIONALIST do doniesien z Ber-
lima, wedle ktorych kanclerz Mi
chaelis oSwiadczyi W interwicwie
re rad niemiecE wkrotce opub-
likuje swoje warunki pokojowe.
D ANARCHISTA ZABI-
TY w R~OZRUcHACH
Milwaukee, Wis. 10 wrzesnia.
w dzielnicy wioskiej urzadzono
tn wczoraj zebranie pod golem
niebem, celem misunderstanding
lojalnoSci ola rzadu, co ME podo
balo sic anarchistom zorganlzo-
wanym w klub Ferrera ktorzy
postanowili z~gromadzenie GER
wac. Gdy pc pzemowieniu A. Gi
liani zaczeto spiewaG ,,America"
%anarchisci rzucili sic ma mowce,
pragnac go obic, W~ywiazaia sic
skutkiem tego b6jka i strzelani-
ma, w ktorej jeden anarchista 20
stall zabity, a dwu rannych. Ra-
nieni zostali takic dWai detekty
wi policyjni, Jan G.. Rydlewicz i
Albert Tcmplin. Policya arcszto-
waia pewna kobicte, ktorcj naz-
niska ME chce podaG do publicz-
nej wiadomoSci ! ktora byla po-
dobno przew6dczynia a%narchis--
tyczncj handy. Pr6cz togo osa-
dzono w wiezieniu dziewieciu
mezczyzn, Z kt6rych wieksza
czeSc stanowia poddani austryac
cy.
Pc uSmierzeniu rozruchow po
licya dokonaia rewizyi w lokalu
klubu Ferrea, gdzie skonfisko-
wano wiele anarchistycznej lite
ratury, baterye elektryczne, dru
ty i przybory do lodzi motoo-
wei.
JEDEN LOTNIK ZABITY,
JEDEN RANNY.
Davenport, Ia. 10 wrzesnia -
w tutejszej szkole lotniczej wy
darzyla sic wczoraj fatalna katas
trofa, W ktorej jcden aviator stra
eli zycie, drugi zaS doznai bar
do ciezkich obrazeii.. Aeroplan
W kt0rym znajdowali sic c. 3.
Criswell i Louis Bodor, runaf z
wysoko5ci 500 stop, skutkiem
czego pierwszy Z mich zgin2} ma
miejscu, drug zaS zostal powaz-
ME raniony.
ANTIKoNsKRYPCYJNE
ROZRUCHY.
Nowy York, 10 wrzeSnia - w
hall East Broadway udzadzili
wczoraj trzeciwnicy ustawy o pc
w~szechnej sluzbie wojskowej ma
sowe zgromadzenie, ma kt6rem
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
WORLD WIDE ARTIST
KILLS SELF IN STUDIO
my Associated Press1

SAN FRANCISCO Jan 22-lss Betty de Jong a prominent
member of the San Francisco colony and painter Of nterna
tona reputation died yesterday from enfcted bullet wound
the head The police said they had virtually completed their
investigation of the and examination of Dr. William Porter
well known physician Of Oakland who Miss de Jongs
studio when she shot herself After several hours of questioning
he permitted go to his home.
An autopsy performed revealing the police said
facts An investigation will be held in few days DR. Porter
told the police that his relations with the young nothing
than those of two persons mutually interested in art lie is
president Of the Alameda County association He Miss de
ong he sad last year during the Panama Pacific exposition
which she had several exhibits
About three months according to Dir Porter he began
sitting for portrait by Miss de Jong lie said he to have had
sitting Saturday afternoon but unable keep the engagement
called the studio inform the artist Miss de Jong he
said asked him return before going home This he did shortly
o'clock Almost Immediately after his arrival the physician
declares Miss de ong began discussing suicide all the while holding
small revolver For three hours the physician said he tried to
persuade young think of such thing, and
fix her mind her and future Finally
about he said Miss de Jong shot herself
the temple.
started her said the She pointed the gun
me said Don't that rug II kill you first "
Finding argument unavang he said he tried treating
the matter lightly.
'You seem everything very nicely planned he said
When are you going to do this dreadful thing7"
The second you step off that rug the doctor said she replied
1t was shortly after that he told the police that Miss de Jong
in a conversational tone, said
''You may go now"
thought had succeeded making her change her mind he
said would have been there yet As stepped off the
she fred. You know the rest
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22

Natal and Fernando Da Noronha
island and keep close watch on the
coast In these waters The two yes
sells win leave for the north Tuesday.
The Rio Janeiro newspaper Ano-
tieia says that about 100 sailors from
the German gunboat Eber, interned at
Bahia, are reported to have embarked
on the Swedish steamer St Croix,
which left Rio Janeiro four days ago
and is said to have met the German
raider on the high seas for the pur-
pose Of putting these men aboard.
These sailors had been interned on
Cobras island. in the Bay or Rio
Janeiro. for more than year.
A representative Of the newspaper
inspected the German steamer Hohen.
staufen in Rio Janeiro harbor and de
clares that the vessel was taking on
provisions and water and had steam
up. The liohenstaufen and another
German steamer. the Caprooa, ae
oordIng to Anotioia. have made prep
! arations to put to sea.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
BRITISH WARSH|P SINKS RAIDER,
REPORT SAYS, IN SOUTH ATLANTIC

Reports have been received here
that manifestations in favor of the
Germans took place on board the
Spanish steamer Leo XIII when the
work of the raider became known.
A number of passengers aboard pro-
tested.
The minister Of marine declared to-
day that the Brazilian warships
which are watching the coasts have
been given the strictest instructions
to capture any raider operating in
any manner that might iniure Bgazil's
neutrality. Without attaching any
credence to the reports that German
steamers We're planning to escape
from the ports, where they are in.
termed. the minister said captains Of
the ports had been ordered to pre-
vent any secret departures.
The British auxiliary cruiser Edln.
burgh Castle entered Rio Janelro
harbor today The German steamer
Ahrich. which has been lnterned here,
is alled with war material.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
PACIFIC PENNANT
RACE WAS FIXED
SAYSvERNONMAN
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS OF
FRAUD PREFERRED BY A
FORMER OWNER

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Ed-
ward r. Maier, former owner of the
Vernon baseball club, expelled from
membership in the league last Sep
tember, charged that last years race
in the coast league was fixed" so
that Vernon could not win. 1.-TWO
glaring things allowed by the league
were the Crandall and Davis deals"
President Baum said the story was
false"
'1f Washington had sold Walter
Johnson to Detroit the latter would
have been a winner. Think Of the
uproar this would have caused, yet
here it was permitted to escape al
most unnoticed." He said as far
back as 1912 the Los Angeles team
was framed against Vernon, the final
series Of the year deciding the pen
nant. 1t is certain that Los An
geles pitcher was told that he could
pitch only on condition that he agreed
to lose. The pitcher refused and
was not permitted to pitch"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
SENT
TO PRISON.
TWO YEARS
PRISON SENTENCES AND FINES
IMPOSED IN CROWLEY
CASES


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Judge
Hunt denied Bopp a new trial ana
sentenced him to two years and a
fine of $4,000.
Won Shack and Won Brincken we're
sentenced to two years and $4,000
fine ON one indictment charging con-
spiracy to set afoot a military enter
prise against Canada, and one year
and $4,000 for conspiring to restrain
interstate commerce munition ship
ments in the United States.
The sentences run coneurrently,
making the aggregate two years.
Charles Crowley received the same
sentence. The judge added the pris-
oners were to stay in Jail until their
fines are paid even though they had
served their sentences.
Mrs. Margaret Cornell, Crowleys
secretary, got one year and one day,
without fine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22

taken for granted that peace must be
given by some definite concert of
power which will make 1t virtually
impossible that any such catastro-
phies ever overwhelm US again.
thought | owed 1t to you, as council
associated with me in the final de-
termination of international obliga-
tions to disclose without reserve the
purposes that have been taking form
in my mind"
The president said the people OF
the United States must add their au-
thority and power to that Of other
nations to guarantee peace and jus
tice.
Il am here attempting to state con-
ditions upon which the government
will feel justified in asking the people
to approve its adherence to league
for peace.
'If peace presently is to be made
ii is to endure and must be made
secure by the organized major force
of mankind"
''The elements of that peace must
be the elements that engage con-
fidence and satisfy the principles Of
the American governments, elements
consistent with their political faith
and practical convictions which the
peoples Of America have embraced
and undertaken to defend. / take 1t
for granted that mere terms of peace
would be unsatisfactory even to the
belligerents themselves. Mere agree
ments may not make peace such, so
it will be absolutely necessary that
force be created as guarantor OF
permanency of settlement, SO much
greater than any force Of any ma
ton or alliance, that no nation and
no probable combination of nations
could face and withstand It,"
The president said no peace could
last which does not recognize the
principle that governments derive all
just powers from the consent Of the
governed and that no right exists to
hand the peoples about from SOW
ereignty to sovereignty as If they
were property. He mentioned Poland
as entitled to be united, autonomous
and independent The peoples should
have outlets to the sea and the seas
should be free
The president laid down the ques-
ton whether the United States shall
depart from the traditional policy Of
isolation and untangling alliances to
take part in world league to pre-
serve peace after the war He spoke
nearly half an hour and tremendous
eutburst of applause followed when
he finished. Many Republicans
Joined.
LaFollette said: II have just
passed through a very important hour
in the life of the world"
Other senators reserved comment,
some Republicans refusing to be
quoted. as they said it was opposed
to both by propriety and substance"
The president declared he believed
a peace which was the peace OF vic
tory would be permanent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
CHIEF Of POLICE
CONFESSESGU|LT.
IN A CONSPIRACY.
CHARGES AGAINST CORRUPTION
SYNDICATE BRINGS PLEA
OF GUILTY

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Police Captain
Stephen K. Healy, indicted in con-
nection with the recent charges of
police graft, has confessed, Maclay
Hoyne, states attorney, announced.
Mr.. Hoyne said Healy's confession
implicated ex.Chief of Police Charles
C. Healey, also under Indictment;
Oscar de Priest, negro alderman,
and others said to have been linked
with the alleged corruption syndicate.
On charges of conspiracy to commit
bribery. to allow violation of Sunday
closing laws and to permit disorderly
houses and gambling resorts to DIP
crate, ex-Chief Healy and six others
were named in a blanket indictment
returned by the October grand jury.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
HOSPITAL
DAMAGED
BY A FIRE
FOUR SCORE PATIENTS ARE RE-
MOVED SAFELY FROM
BUILDING
my Associated Press.)

SPOKANE, Jan. 22.-St Luke's
hospital, one of the largest in the
city. was partially destroyed by fire
last night Soon after the fire started
the fremen reported that all of the
80 or 80 patients had been removed
safely from the burning building.
The fire started at p. m. over the
engine room in a new wing of a
three story brick structure. The
patients were removed to nearby
homes without accident. Although
the night was cold it was said no one
suffered while being moved
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
URGES UNITED STATES
TO ENTER THE ARENA
OF FOREIGN ALLIANCES

dent addressed either branch of con-
gress separately since Jefferson.
The president referred to his notes
to the belligerents and said the en-
tente reply was definite enough to
imply details of peace terms.
"We are that much nearer discus
sion of an international concert
which must hold the world at peace
after the war" the message read.
'In every discussion of peace it is
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
WORST BLIZZARD IN
3 YEARS UP NORTH

ST PAUL. Minn 22-The blizzard 1908 ragged
southern Minnesota Wisconsin North and South
Dakota northern yesterday continued here last night
with slight of abatement No loss of life has been reported
Fifteen inches Of fell here during Sunday All railroads
running St Paul report many hours late and
from the South Dakota district every indefinite reports
Pierre Dakota reports all have been cancelled until
the abates
Information received here indicates that the the
heaviest South Dakota territory where telephone and ee
graphic communications have been seriously hampered
decided fall temperature predicted The codest here
yesterday degrees above
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
WIRES ARE
TAPPED BY
GER N AN 5
DETECTIVE TELLS HOW HE PRO-
CURED INFORMATION OF
BUSINESS PACT

NEW YORK. Jan 22.-The Ger
man embassy at Washington at one
time was apprised of inside informa-
ton "of the business OF the Morgan
company on behalf of France and
England" through an alleged compact
between an employe of the Morgan
firm and a Washington lawyer. per.
sonal friend Of Won Bernstorff, accord
ing to a brief filed in behalf of a
William Burns detective, Martin
Egan, accused Of tapping telephone
wires.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
AND TURKS
AROUND KUT Ell AMARA

the Turks from a small strip of land
they we're holding on the right bank
of the Tigris, and that King Georges
men are now in control of an entire
section on a front of $500 yards to a
depth Of 110 yards It adds that the
right bank of the river also has been
cleared of the Turks down stream
from Kut-el-Amara, and that south
west of the town further progress
has been made.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22

sends Message all Nations Ebodyng His Latest Convictions
AlRPLANES FLY HOME
WITH RECORD SPEED
. CBy Associated Press, /,

. (By Associated PressJ o
= SAN DIEGO, Jan 22.-The
= three army airplanes which few =
y to Calexico to search for the .
= missing aviators returned today =
= They completed the trip of 10 =
= miles in slightly over one hour y
. and half. They few in feet .
. formation. y
. . = ~NH = . . . . = 80
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
FRENCH LIMIT MEALS
TO TWO DISHES EACH
NEW ORDER or SUBSISTENCE
BUREAU WILL SHORTLY
BE EFFECTIVE

LYONS. Jan. 22.-Edouard Herriott.
in charge Of the national subsistence
bureau. announced today that regu-
latlon will shortly be issued obligat-
ing restaurants to serve only two
dishes to a customer at each meal.
exclusive OF hors d'Oeuvres and des-
sert.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
FRENCH CHAMPION FIGHTER
KILLED ON A FLIGHT
thy Associated Prsss)

PAU, France. Jan. 22.-Georges
Bernard, the middleweight champion
pugilist Of France. was killed yester-
day while making a fight. Bernard
was attached TO the aviation corps.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
my Associated I're.sJ

The British and Turks in Mesopo
tamia have been engaged in vigorous
fighting along the Tigris river, near
Kut.el-Amara Both the London and
Constantinople war offices claim sue
cesses for their troops in this region.
The British official communication
announces that northeast of Kut-el-
Amara the British troops have driven
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
tBy Associated Pre.so

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-President
Wilson addressed the senate at
o'clock today on the question of the
part the United States will take in
the proposed international league for
the preservation of peace.
The contents of the presidents ad-
dress we're placed in the hands of all
foreign governments. No other presi.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
MARINE KILLED
BY NATIVE BAND
my Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Jan 22 "A fight
between native bands and marines in
the Dominican republic, resulting in
the death of one marine and severe
injury to another is reported by the
navy department.
Captain Knapp reported the fight
occurred in the vicinity Of the Por
yenier sugar plantation, near Ma
coris Private j H. Olsen, of the
18th company was killed, and Cor
poral George Wilson, Of the send
wounded 1t is assumed the marines
we're disarming natives and estab-
fishing the new military government.
L. d. Porter was appointed ad-
70 9lelse spBQoK sql 10 IolvIlslulm
hhyolite this morning by Judge
Ayerill. The estate includes the old
National bank property at Rhyolite,
= a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
,By Associated Press,

80 Nt9"vetaNeu HFeshsJ
RIO JANEIRO. Jan. 22.-The min.
lster of marine has received tele-
gram from the captain Of the port of
fernambuco confirming the previ-
ously reported declaration of the
commander of the Brazilian steamer
Maranhao that he had encountered
Two cargo vessels accompanied by
Two auxiliary ships, believed TO be
Germans. all flying the American flag
The Brazilian government, in addi-
lion 10 sending out the coast defense
ship Deodoro to guard the northern
coast Of Brazil. has decided to dis.
patch the scout cruiser Rio Grande do
Sui. which win cruise between Port
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
KNOCK OUT BLOW FOR
THE BLUE SKY laws
IN, Associated pre...1

q my Associated Press.)
. WASHINGTON. Jan o. The .
. supreme court held invalid the =
. constitutlonality Of blue sky y
. laws in Ohio, South Dakota and =
. Michigan, designed to curb the .
. sale of fraudulent securities. .
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
ny Associated PressD

OMAHA Neb Jan 22-One of the of the winter
has gpped Nebraska and Iowa Freight traffic has practically been
railroads Nebraska and
running behind schedule heavy fell last
night stiff wind piled in huge drifts Temperatures hovered
night Warning that temperature and gale
coming expected caused safeguards be taken against
any Fifteen eighteen of fallen
in the western part of Nebraska.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-01-22
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. %;
lowest this morning. 8.
Highest temperature a year ago,
25; lowest, q.