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Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
TOWN TOPICS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN -

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN -- Roy Goodrich has been named chairman Of the committee on Froads of the Phoenix chamber of commerce
 LITTLE MISS GRACE - MT and Mrs. R F.. Grace of North Ccntra! avenue are rejoicing in the arrival of baby giri. born Thursday morn ing
 CHARGE OlSMIsSEO-Th horse stealing charge against C. F.. Sweat was dismissed in Justice De SouZa s court yesterday on motion of the county attorney.
 TRAFFIC LAW-E. l.. Johnson paid q fine of SJ in police court yesterday afternoon for violation of the traffic ordinance when he entered q plea of guilty before Judg- Thomas.
 THtNED-Bonefario Lojou was taken into custody by Patrolman .Strathy and Culp yesterday afternoon and k being detained at police head quarters pending investigation.
 MORE NOTARiES-N Notarial com missions were granted by Governor Thomas F. Campbell yesterday to R. A. Boyatt of Ray. Pinal county. and James T. Gather of Kingman.
 PAYS FiNE-Alfred Nicholson en- tered plea of guilty to dsorderly :harge when arraigned before Judge rhOnlas in the police court yesterday ,fternapn and paid q fine of sl5 in preference to going to jail for r. days.
 FINE AND JAil-Estella Cooper entered plea of guilty when arraigned before Judge Thomas in the police court yesterday afternoon on charge Of being a common prostitute and was sentenced to spend 30 days in jail to- sether with fine of $50.
 MAY REVIEW REMAiNS-Friends wishing to do so. may view the remains of the late W. J. horstman. formerly If the Phoenix ppstoff the Mohn- Jriscoll undertaking parlors any time Detveen nov. and Monday evening. when the body will be shipped to St. Louis.
 SPEAKS AT TEMPE-Governo Thomas F.. Campbell was the principal speaker at a meeting Of the new Tenn pc Commercial club. held at Tempe last evening. The Value of Organiza ton to Civic Betterfnent,' was the sub ject cf his talk.
 SCHOOL INSPECTION County School Superintendent A. II. Fulton yesterday inaugurated a school inspec tion tour which will take him to eyer school in the county. The first schools to be visited by the county superin- tendent were those of Glendale.
 LICENSED TO WE'D D- Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to An thony Strope and Isabelle Sutherland. both of Phoenix; Frank Bell of Glen dale and A. Blanche Hall of Phoenix and E'lorentibe Mendela and Amelia Giron, both of Wickenburg.
 DIRECTOR ADDED-Tra Tritle has been added to the directorate of the Phoerix chamber Of commerce. This gives the directorate Is members, which may not be according to the constitution, hut when there was the chance to get so good man on the board it was felt that the opportun- ltS' should not be overlooked.
 TENNIS TODAY-The closing day 1f the three days tennis tournament at the Country club will attract an un- usually large and smart gathering at the club this afternoon. In addition to the tennis there will be bridge. The hostesses will be Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth Mrs. Richard F.. Sloan, Mrs T. C. Me Reynolds and Mrs. Lewis Wallace. BACK FROM NAcO-Col Charles w. Harris, adjutant general of the Arizona state militia, has returned from Naco where he spent the fore
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
HIDDEN TREASURE
 STRIKE |S MADE

Learning during his absence in the east that a big strike had been made in the Hidden Treasure. the group of claims owned by the Chloride Mining company, w. B. Twitchell stopped off the mining car~~ ey route for Phoe- nix. He returned yesterday enthusiastic over the property in which he is largely interested.
 'I saw that the report was true" said MT Twitchell. The strike had been made. The first vein showed ihree and one-half feet of solid sul- )hides running better than S60 per ton, md nine feet of milling ore that will concentrate about five into one which will make a high grade concentrate. While I was at the mine they had cut IS feet of concentrating ore and since my return a few hours ago I have re- 'eived the following telegram from F. C. Smith. chief engineer and mine manager:
 You went too soon. Have cut sev- ,ral feet solid sulphides, mostly lead"
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Advertise for sale let Of all the us | But tells all the NEWS while the NEWS IS NEW II the the right
 
  And old  n as Neutrality
  the the 
  advertisements Hundred n som q eac
  it With satisfaction in If a a commit suicide murder o pu n a and do i today Fora ads in REPUBLICAN the on MAY COCHRAN, East
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
EXTRAD|T|OV PAPERS
 ARE ISSUED HERE

EXtraditioh papers were issued by iovernor Thomas r.. Campbell yester- lay for the return of Frank Clapp, be- ng detained bv Globe authorities to San Diego. Calf. where he is wanted face charges of obtaining money un- Ter false pretenses.
 It is alleged in the requisition papers hat Clapp presented himself to hun lreds of, San Diego housewives as a representative of the Ladies Home Journal As a result, he secured a argc sum of money. Investigation howed, it is claimed, that he had no connections whatever with the com lany.
 Captain Thomas II. Rynning. a for ner resident of Arizona and warden If the pententiary at Yuma in the old erritorial days. was the San Diego of icer who appeared at the state house 'esterday for extradition naDers. Dur ng his stay in Phoenix, he visited sev- ,ral former acqnaintances, many of whom are now holding state offices. Ie expressed his desire to return to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
DYNAMIC GENIUS
 TALKS TONIGHT

Tonight Dr Thomas F. Green gives his lecture on the Key to the 2uth Century This is the last number of the Hi-Y lecture course and is counted the best lecture of the whole course. Dr- Green Is an author. traveler and lecturer of note. and he is counted as one of the greatest orators before the American public. He is vice president of the American Peace Society and has travelcd all over the world and knows conditions at fiIst hand. All the popn- lar magazines take anything that he can find time to write.
 The lecture he gives this evening is study in dynamic and has been given over 1.500 times. He Is an eloquent orator and Is the strongest number Of the Hi-Y lecture course. The lecture begins promptly at S:25 o'clock Re served seats are on sale at the Y NJ. C. A.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
DIVORCE CASE |S
 UP TO HIGH COURT

An appeal from the decision of the superior court of Pima county in which Oliver j. Crook was ,5ranted JiVorce decree from Pansy Crook. 10 the sipreme court. was filed yes terday N,' the defendant, Mrs. Crook. Beth parties are well known in Phoe- niN. being former residents of this "i'N.
 II Is the contention uf Mrs. Crook that fraud was practi"cd in securing the decree in Pima county. irasnucil as at that time divorce proceedings were pending ir the superior court Of Maricopa county. The Dill of complaint Tiled by the husband had locn answered by the wife.
 The divorce was granted ar Tue son. March 29 1916. Divorce pro- eosdlngs We're instituted 1T the supc-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

rior court of Maricopa county. it is stated. in September. 1915.
 It is further contcnded Dy Mrs Crook that no service was secured upon her. notifying her of the inn pending proceedings in the Pima county superior court. and that the action is therefore Illegal.
 A motion Was made before the su- perior court Of Pima county. NOvem- be- It. 1916 asking that an appeal to the state supreme court be granted. which was granted.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
VIM. R. DAVENPORT

have lived in Phoenix thirty nine years and this is the first time 1 have asked for any office. ] am a candidate for city commissioner because l be- I;eve the people of Phoenix deserve a better administration of city affairs. | am rot pledged to or controlled by any individuals or factions. If elected you will always find me on the side of good order and honest government. l pledge myself to stand always for law en- forcement and a businessIike and economical administration. l have no personal ends to serve except to be honored by your vote, and in return | will try to make you the best city commissioner ever elected. Please ask your acquaintances to vote for me. In- difference is the greatest foe of good government
 W. R. DAVENPORT.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
WILLIAM A. WORK
Candidate for City Commissioner

# elected city commissioner l prom ise to vote and work for the best in forests of the people. Being business man myself, l stand for a clean honest business administration. will save for tho people every cent possible and consistent with efficient government. 1 'r for dischareing every appointive ,ity officer who will not do his full iutY in enforcing the law and sup pressing vice and crime. When the present city charter was revised, 1 served on the citizens committee and will do my utmost to make of our present form of city government bet t- ter success in the future than it has bccn in the past. ! am,
 Yours for letter and greater Phoenix
 WILLIAM A. WORK.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

MT. and Mrs. F. c. Turner of Bisbee arrived last evening to spend the next ten days here on combined business and pleasure trip. They are guests at the Jefferson hotel.
 Frank c. Strong, well known hard ware dealer of Prescott. arrived last evening to spend several days in Phoe nix on business. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel
 George A. BOuelli of Kingman is q guest at the Jefferson hotel. arriving late last evening 70 spend several days on business.
 A. w. Johnson. well known Win kelman business man. arrived last evenng to spend several days on d combined business and pleasure trip, He Is a guest at the Jefferson hotel.
 II. Nj. Jenkinson. q travelling sales man from Kansas City. Mo, arrived in Phoenix last evening and will spend the next several days calling on old and new customers in this city. He is d guest at the Jefferson hotel.
 J. II. HuntsmGn of Tucson, well known throughout the state, registered at the Jefferson hotel last evenng. He will spend several days in Phoenix on business.
 C. T. Smith of Globe. registered at the Commercial hotel late last evening. He will spend several days in Phoenix on q combined business and pleasure trip.
 $ J. Kinney. well known business man of Superior. is Phoenix guest for a few days. arriving last evening on short business trip. He is a guest lt the Commercial hotel. Nlr and Mrs ,J. C. Hoyt of Jerome were late arrivals Ut the Jefferson hotel days in this city
 MT and Mrs. L. Moen of New York Nity. the former a prominent attorney, arrived last evening to spend several weeks in the valley Temporarily, they will make their headquarters at the Jefferson hotel.
 MT and Mrs. C. NJ Ward and family of Prescott arrived in Phoenix last evening to spend the next several days on business I!tN dfe guests it tIit Commercial hotel.
 l.. S Allstrum of the Shattuck Ink company is a visitor in Phoenix. Mir. Allstrum will be in the city for q few days on bUsiress. but not business altogether. for he has many friends here he will -all upon socially.
 Dr. and Mrs. Andrew w. Irnice of Detroit well known in social circles arrived in Phoenix late yesterday after noon and will spend the next several ,.eehs in the Salt River valley They ire guests at the Commercial hotel.
 M D. Call. well known business man of Globe. arrived in Phoenix last evening to spend the next two or three days on business. He is registered at the Commercial hotet.
 F. Leiard and family of Florence are guests at the Commercial hotel. arriv- ing last evening to spend the next seT-
 l.tl t..tys in thus city
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
THE WEATHER fRepublican A. D. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, b. C.. Feb. 23.-For Arizona Saturday and Sunday. gener- ally fair south, unsettled north l,ortior with snow; net much change in tem- peIaturc.
 Colorado: Saturday partly cloudy, colder nOrtt and east portions: sunday local snoN. west. 1ah east portion, war mrr northeast portion.
 New Mexico: Saturday and Sunday generally fair; coller east potIion Sat urday.
 West Texas: Saturday md Sunday. generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24


 Deficiency in temperature since the first Of the month. 23 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January ]. g degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date, l.14 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 3.l4 inches Accumulated excess in precipitation since January i. l40 inches.
 ROBERT C. GRANT,
 Meteorolosist
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
o%ssEsSssD azsHSE
WATER REPORT FOR Feb. 23.

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at a. m. .... 215O2 Contents acre feet .........l.2041 195 Gain in 24 hours, acre feet 2901 Elevation one year ago .. 22744 Contents one year ago 1,408, ,4S0 Normal flow of Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam. Flood Normal flow, NJ. l. ....... l9i 900 Water used for irrigation,
 north side, NJ l. ... 5000 Water used for irrigation
 south side. NJ. I. .... 3.100
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Marico a Teacl1crs

The Marcopa County Teachers as- sociation will meet in joint session with the congress of mothers and the Phoenix r. T. A. at the high school al 10 o'clock this morning to hear ad- dresses by Mrs. Higgins, vice presi- dent of the national congress Of moth CTS clubs. and Miss Wheelock
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
 WEDDED THURSDAY

Ross Mansfield and Miss Fernc Harper both well known Phoenix residents. were the contracting par ties to pretty wedding event. sol . emnized at tke home Of the groom. l33. West Adams street, Thu sday afternoon. Dean Searlott read the service.
 The groom has been resident Of Phoenix fer 19 wears and is son of Ms. Mamie Mansfield. The bride is equally well known.
 After q short wedding trip. the newly married couple will be at home 10 their friends at l121s North First street
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Turner of Bisbee arrived last evening to spend the next ten days here on a combined business and pleasure trip. They are guests at the Jefferson hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
PERSONAL MENTION

A. l.. F'laff of Ray, is spending few days as Phoenix visitor. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Rogers Peet Company, with their splendid buy ing facilities, have done much to keep down the high cost of living, in their line.
 You can buy here today, the same quality suit, at the same price as a year ago-and the same guarantee of, ''all wool and fast color goes with it. If we were to go into the market to- day it would have to be marked much more.
 Ald II you eNalllne each item of merchandise Ill our shop you would be greatly surprised at the very few advances III price that have been made to date.
 We do not attempt to profit from extraordin- aly conditions. because we feel that this year is only one of a great many in the life of this shop.
 McDougan & Cassou
 Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Frank c. Strong, well known hard ware dealer of Prescott. arrived last evening to spend several days. in Phoe- nix on business. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Tonight. Dr. Thomas F. Green. au- hor lecturer, traveller; best number of he Hi-Y course. Reserved seats soc. Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
Phoenix Cotton Growers

The regular monthly meeting of the Phoenix Cotton Growers association will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the chamber of commerce. There will be business of importance to come before the meeting. All members are urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

The last and best number of the Hi f lecture course tonght. Dr. Thomas T. Green.-AdX. II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
OBITUARIES
Ga ston A. Greer

Funeral services for Castor A. Greer. q iong time resident of this city. who passed away at his home 320 East Cul- yer street Wednesday, will be held ai the South Methodist church this after noon at o'clock. Rev. NJ. Sims will of ficiate
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

George A. Bouelli of Kingman is a guest at the Jefferson hotel. arriving late last evening Co spend several days on business.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Tonight the Key to the 20th Century. Dr. Thomas r.. Green. Hi-G course -AlE. IT
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

The best number of the Hi-Y course tonight Dr. Thomas F. Green. The Key to the goth Century" Reserved seats hnc-AdX II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

U. s. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau, Water Users
 EuitJiun
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
DRY MESQUITE WOOD

Delivered to any part of city. Phone ,2G4.
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

A w. Johnson. well known Win kelman business man. arrived last evenng to spend several days on a combined business and pleasure trip. He is q guest at the Jefferson hotel.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
Senatas pasipriesino gink-
luOti garlaivius
Prezidentas Wilson's prisiege
dar keturiems metams
SAUKIA ATSARGINIUS
OFICIERIUS.
Washington, kovo 5.

Washington, kovo 5. =
Suv. Valstijt kares depar-
tamentas isleido paredyma,
kuriuomi Saukiami kariuo-
menen 21,75O atsarginiu Off
lninami 100000 armijai, ku-
cieriu. Site oficieriai ga
ri bus pagaminta is laisva-
noriu.
Siandie Suv. Valstijos tu-
ri gatavos reguleres $4,000
kariuomenes oficieriu ir IL
nijiniu kareiviu. Be to tu-
ri 100000 milicijos. Gi
kuomet bus pagaminta is
100000 laisvanoriu armi.ia,
tuomet bus suvirS 100000
kariuOmenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
KARES PASEKMES.

Paryzius, kovo 5.-Fran-
ciJos vyriausyb6s par9dymu
vlsuose vietos restoranuo-
Sc (valgyklose) svcciams
paduOdama vien tik suzie-
dejusi duOna. SvieziOs duo
nos visai negalima gauti,
kadangi duonkepykloms uz-
drausta tOkia duona par
duOti. To dclei dabar Fran
cijOs duonkepyklose darbi-
ninkai nedirba naktimis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
Geneva, kovo 4. - Pavo-
jingai susirgO Bulgarijos
karalius Ferdinandas vieSe-
damas Austrijoje.

ties katedraline rusll cork
We, kur atgabcnta jau 8 di-
IdziOsiOs patrankos IL kcic-
tas desimtu transiejiniu.
Yra vienas If Svyrutys.
Pastaruju dienu muSiuo-
Sc, anot latviu laikracciu,
suimta viehas vokieciu gy-
dytojas, turis Rygoje ma
mus prie Mikalojaus gives
ir Maskvos priem. Taipogi
tarp patekusiu nelaisver
pazinta baronas II. BaltijOs
dvarpOnis, pastojes vokie-
IGiQ oficierium ir buves ba-
ltarejos komandierium.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
ATSILIEPIMAS 7 VAL
KUS FRANCIJOJE.

Paryzius, kovo 5.-Fran-
cijos vyriausybe iileido at
siliepima i Visus vaikus.
lankancius mokyklas. kad
jie imtusi iSdirbineti zeme
Atsiliepimas paskelbtas vi
sOse liaudies mokyklose
gimnazijose, kolegijose. Jis
taip skamba:
"Mbkyklu vaikai Franci-
jOje! Francija reikalauja
jusp pasiSventimo. Zem5
reikalinga jusu darbo. Pla-
tieji laukai apleisti, ncs
moteris ir seneliai neisten-
gia tolesniai ju apdirbti, gi
vyrai garbingai gina SALES
1ubezius. Tatai jusu parci-
ga, Francijos vaikai, duct
Saliai pagelba, kurios labai
pageidauja.''
Kiekvienam valsGiuje to-
del vaikai bus suorganizuoti
/ darbininkiSkus skvrius il
Siunciami dirbti laukuOse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
VOKIETIJOS VYRIAU-
SYBE PATEISINA SUO-
KALBI IR INTRIGAS.

Berlynas, kovo 5. = Vo-
kietijos vyriausybe prisipa-
zino prie suokalbio ir intri-
gu prizes Suvienytas Valsti-
jas. Uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisterijos sekretorius Zim-
hermann teciau ta nepavy-
kusi suokalbi ir intrigas pa
teisina tuomi, jogei kuomet
Suv. Valstijos dejo pastan-
gas sukurstyti pries Vokie-
tija pietine Amerika, tai
Vokietija buvo priversta
kreipties i Meksika ir SUI 81
tos pagelba i Japonija, kad
kuoveikiau sutaisyti suo-
kalbi pries Suv. Valstijas.
Vokietija tai dariusi ne su
tikslu uzpulti Suv. Valsti-
jas, bet kad prisiruosus ap-
siginti pries Suv. Valstiju
ir pietines Americas uzpuo-
lima.
Cionai pask lydes gandas,
kad kaizeris paliuosuosias
nuO sekretoriavimo Zim-
mermanna uz jo neatsargQ
veikima taip, kad Suv. Val
stijos galejo patirti to suo-
kalbio visus plenus. Toks
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybes
susekimas yra baisiai nema-
lonus daiktas Vokietijai ir
Japonijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
IR COLUMBIA PRIZES
SUV. VALSTIJAS.
Washington, kovo 5.

washington, kovo 5. =
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
painformuota, jogei Colum-
bia yra padariusi slapta SUI
tarti su Vokietija. Ia SUI
tartis atkreipiama prizes Su-
vienytas Valstijas. Visu-
pirmu taikoma j Panamos
perkasa. Gauta zinia, jogei
Columbia gall kares laukan
pastatyti 100000 kariuome-
mes, Taigi SUI vokiecip mar
danciu laivip pagelba gall
lengvai sunaikinti PanamOs
perkasa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
SENATAS PASIPRIESI-
NO GINKLUOTI GAR.
LAIVIUS.
Washington, kOvo 5.

Washington, kOvo 5. =
Praeita seStadieni ir vakar
pc ilgu karciu diskusiju Sc
natas atmete prezidentO
WilsOno reikalavima GIN
kluoti amerikoninius preky-
bos garlaivius, siunciamus i
Europa. Senatas be to at
mete ir kitus vyriausybes
reikalavimus, su kuriu pa
gelba butu buve galima Siai
Saliai kuoveikiau prisirloS-
ii karen. Sitam tikslui Sc
natas atsisake skirt reika-
laujamas pinigu sumas. Da-
bar prez. Wilson's tepaliko
he jokios pagelbos ir iSlau-
kiniams Salies priesinin-
kams vra gera prOga pasi-
dziaugti is tokiu Suv. Val
stiju senate kilusiu nesuti-
kimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
OAR APIE MUST RYGOS
SOME.

Sykiu SUI muSiais arti
RvgOs pradedama mustics
ir platesniame padauguvio
Some. Pas Ikskuli ir Ogera
priesininkas iris syk bruko-
81 ant rusu tirStOmis eilGmis.
teciau kas sykis atremta.
ISuimta visas, kaip stow,
1854 vok. pulko Stabas. Init
Mai priguli prie vokiecciu
gvardijos pulku ir sauliu
batalijonu, pasitaiko ir apy-
SEM vyriukai nuo S. sodz.
Netoli pas Lielupe suimta
priesininko kasa su apie
100000 markiu poperiniu
pipigu, o gyyais pinigais =
$4,000 markil. Daug pinigu
.yra sidabriniu ir variniu.
'Suimta taippat ir krautuve
SUI ivairiais prOduktais, ke-
liolika pudu meda,is, desru,
kiauSiniu, cigaru IL TT. Su-
iimta taippat apie 300 ark
liu, kurie labai nuvarineti
'nuo jodinejimo. Arkliai ma
10 ugiO. Suimta du nesuge-
Idusiu Sarvuotu autOmObiliu.
keliolika lengvQju automo-
!biliu, 20 laukO virtuviQ su
yisais produktais IL virejais,
lleliOlika tukstanciu buteliu
konjakO ir spirito, daugiau
neg tukstantis visOkiu uOgu
Izemai sutaisytu, $4,000 ge-
ru apsivilkimu, audeklo,
tick pat apsaugOs maskQ de-
lei svaiginanciu duju, apie
$4,000 geru Sautuvu, daugy-
be sprogstamuju IL nesprog-
|stampju soviniu. Tarp i'm
itlniu buvO matyt turku, bull
garu, taipogi varyta burelis
moteru. Rasta daugybe 'vo-
kieciu laiSku, rodanciu prize
sininkO upa. o..
Ypatingai smarkiai Sau-
Idvtasi ID. salOs ir Ones apy-
lenkej pirma IL antra dieha
Kaledu,I kas girdeta ir Ry-
gOj. Trecia diena KaledU
lpatranku Saudymas nurimO,
mes 1usai pazenge tolyn del
to IL nesigirdejo. Kares gro
bis vezama Rygon IL krau-
mama AleksandrO bulvare,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
KINIJOs M1NISTERIU KA-
BINETAS NUBALSAVO
PERTRAUKTI RYsIUS SU
vOKIETIJA.

Pekinas, kovO > - Vakar
ministeriu kabinetas didziuma
balsQ nutar6 pertraukti diplo-
matinius rySius su VOkietiia.
PO sito ministeriu pirmininkas
Tuan Chi-Jui rezignavo ir ap-
leido sostine. Sitam kabineto
nutarimui yra priesingas par
1amentas il pats vice-preziden-
tas. Spejama todel, kad su Vo-
kietija nebus pertraukti ry
siai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
WILSONAS PRISIEGE DAR
SEKANTIEMS KETURIEMS
METAMS.
-

Washington, kovo 5. :
PreZidentas WilSonas vakar
prisieg6 prezidenta,lti selan-
items keturiems metams. Sian
die ivyks inauguracija.
PREF. prisiegdino vir-
siausiojo teismo teiseju pir1ni-
ninkas, teis6ias Edward Nhi-
te. Prisiegimas ivyko senate
buste, privatiniam prezidento
kambaryj. 80
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-05
ARESTAVO VIENA VO-
KIETI KUBOJE.

Havana, kovo 5. Cia
vietos policija sueme il w
dare kalejiman be parankos
viena vokieti, kubieciu re-
voliucionieriu vado Jose
Miguel Gomez artima seb-
ra, Paul Dicher. ,Jis intaria-
mas prisidejime, prie sukc-
limo revoliucijos.