davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

Wsp6}czucie z powodu tych okrut
nych. cierpien, jake wojn;a doda-
Ia do szeregu smutnych lat roz--:
darcia Waszej Ojczyzny.
"Ze zdumieniem i zachwytem
patrzymy ma to, jak z bochater--
skicm mestwem znosicie te move
pr6by. Historya Wasza dobitnie
przekonala mas, re mic ME .moze
zachwiac Waszego oddania idea
lom narodowym. Occnilismy z
wdziecznoscia przyjecie bratcrs-
Ike, z jakiem spotka}a sic ma zic-
mi Waszej armia wielkiego sprzy.
micrzenca naszcgo = Rosyi, i to
zaparcic sicbic jalliem pielegno--
waliscie jej rannych. Do g}ebi du
sly wzruszeni jestesmy e%ntuzyaz-
mem, z jakiem najlepsi synowie
Waszej Ojczyzny oddaja zycic "a
Francye, walczac dobrowolnie W
Inaszych okopach ramic przy ra-
MENU z nasZemi w}asnemi dziec-
mi. Me zapomnimy nigdy o krwi
przelanej przez Polske "a sprawe
ojczyzny naszcj, "a sprawe calej
lludzkosci.'
"Nicma we Francyi idei bar
1dzicj popularncj mad idea w.yswo
bodzenia Polski. Nigdy, ami razu
|nar0d francuski mic przylozyf
|swej reli do sprawy rozdarcia Oh
czyzny WASH. z calej duszy VIE
rzymy, re w szeregu narod6w zaj
miecie swoje miejsce poczesne i
|pozyteczne, re wraz z MANI uSta-
nowicic p%okojowa r6wnowage
|przysz}ej odrodzonej Europy. Wa
sza niezaleznosc jest ola mas ko-
IniccznoScia miedzynarodowa.Fr Fran
eva valley obccnic o wolnosc swo
liza wlasna, ktorcj grozi niebezpie-
czenstwo, o b%rutalnie zgniecona
wolnosc ma}ych narodow. I rozu-
Imie oczywiscie, ze troska" PREY
szle zwyciestwo odsuwa wszystko
"Nic chcielibysmy obecnie W
tel trudnej chwili niczcm skrepo
wac naszego rzadu. Zapewniamy
Was jednak, re postanowiwszy e.
|nergicznie wsp6}dzia}ac W sprawie
odbudowania i wyswobodeznit
iPolski, wyrazamy najszczersze da
zenia cafcgo narodu francuskiego
Gleboko jcstcSmy. przekonani, re
aazenia te podziclane SO przez
wszystkie narody porozumienia.
kt6re walcza 0 wolnosc narodow.
ucisnionych, Bracia, Po]acy ME
traecic. ot1lchy!. Wierni has}om
naszych sfawnych przodk6w.przy
rzekamy Wan walczyc wiernie
so wolnosc naszq i Wasza' Mech
lizzie Polska odrodZona! ,
Komitet "Ligi francuskicj Cd
budowania Polski.' przezs Char
les Richet, czlonek Akademii.
Brienx czlonck Akademii. Emil
Foguet czlonek Akademii, profe-
sor, Charles Gdie, senator Louis
Martin. Henri de Regnier cz1onek
Akademii, Pierre Renaudele depu
towany, professor Gabriel Seailles,
George Bienaiame eekretarz Ligi'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

sze nadsylanie ofiar, ME ola mas
ale ola tych najbiedniejszych z
biednych.
/ Teraz sic odbywaja obchody-
vice tcz teraz nalczy skladki da-
wac.
Wiemy, re licznc Komitety, ma
ija znaczniejszc sunny W swych
Iskarbach ma glodnych, vice przy
i|pominamy, by je b%ezw}ocznic PREY
lsy1a}y,inaczej pc nazwisku bedzie
my musieli jc wymienic.
Sprawl ME cierpi zwloki, pro
simy vice i pukamy o sk}adki, "a
'znaczajac z naciskiem, zc P. r.. n.
|nic bawi sic W zadna polityke, ale
glodnym Owocna Dzialalnosc.
Dziallnosc Rady n%arodowej "a
rok 1916 przcdstawia sic bardzo
owocnie i skutccznic.
Og0lnic W roku calym zebrano
|$99, S27,46, co chyba najwymow-
|nicj sswiadczy o poparciu i dobrcj
trobocic. Rok biczacy powinicn bye
.|jeszczc obfitszym W skladki, DO
tam w O:jczyznic bicda coraz wick
|sza, a vice i o~fiarnossc nasza wick
sza bye powinna.
Nam tn dobrzc, dostatnio i cic-
pho, pamietajmy vice i o braciach
naszych.
Mowiac :juz o finansach, ME cd
rzeczy bedzic wspomniec, re p. Il.
n. zcbrala dotad blizko cwicrc mi
Iona dolar0w na glodnych, ktora
ito sumo co do centa ia g}odnych
przesfa1a.
Chyba to najwymownicj swiad-
czy o jej z%aslugach i s}uzyc po-
|winno jake zacheta do dalszych
sk}adek.
!! Prey jak najwiekszych' oszczed
nosciach prowadzi sic jak najszer
sza robote ratunkowa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

SENTIMENT wSr6d zebranych Sc
nator6w przcwazal ten, by. sto--:
sunki dyplomatyczne z Berlinem
zerwac natychmiast. Inny senator
wyrazil sic, m odni6st %wrazenie,
il pan Wilson postanowil jesz--
exc namyslic sic przcz noe, a po-
tenn przystapic do akcyi slowa,ni
albo czynami - w kazdym razic
pred poniedzialkicm. Zrcszta jc-
dnak, jak zapcwnia senator Over
man, prezydcnt staral sic zacho--
wac zupelna powsciagliwosc W
wyrazaniu swych zapatrywan
plan6w, pragnqc poznac przcde-
wszystkiem, co Q polozeniu sadza
senatorowie i "a jakim krokiem
sic oSSwiadczaja. Z
Ma konferencyi wspomnianej o
mawiano trzy nastepuja"c even
tualnoSci:
l. Natychmiastowe zcrwaE--e sto
sunkow ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Z Mem
cami i wreczcnie ambasador0wi
Bernstorffowi jcgo paszportow.
?. Zajecic stanowiska wyczeku-
jacego az do czasu .spelnienia
przcz Nicmcy jakiegos czyru, kto
ryby bc]zposrednio godzi} w pra-
wa Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
3. Ponowne wyjasnienie stano-
wiska Ameryki, zajetego W do
tychczasowych kontrowcrsyach z
powodr akcyi nurow, ze stanow-
czem ostrzezeniem, IL przeciwne
mu dzia1ania musza doprowadzic
do zerwania stosunk0w DIPLOMA
tycznych.
Senator Fletcher wyrazif sic, re
zdaniem jego prezydent mic jesz-
cze stanowczego ME przedsie-
vial, czyniac akcye swa zalezna
cd rady senator6w. Pan Fletcher
sam jest zdania, re Stany Zjedno-
czone ME powinny wysylac juz Ia
dnych do Berlina komunikat6w,
tylko zerwac stosunki natych-
Mast.
Senatorzy Stone i Lewis wyrazi
Ii opinie, re W zamiarach kaisera
ME leza}o naruszac praw amery--
kanskich, W razie jednak takiego
naruszenia nalezy zareagowac ma
ME zerwaniem stosunkow. 1nni
zn6w byli zdania, izssamo prokla-
mowanie przez Niemcy novel sire
fy wojennej, W. kt6rej wszystkie o
krety maja bye topione, jest juz
naruszeniem praw Stan6w Zjed--
noczonych, ktorego dluzej tolero-
wac ME podobna.
w konferencyi ME brazil udzia-
III senatorzy republikanscy, a to
z tego jedynie powodu, re gdy
konferencya, ,sesya by1a juz odro-
czona i ME bylo ich ma miejscu. O,
becni byli nastepujacy senatorzy;
Stone, Reed. Phelan, Myers, Over
man, Ransdell, Hoke, Smith, Beck
ham, Vardaman, Pittman, Flet--
cher. Pomerane, Walsh, Lewis i
johnson z South Dakota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
NASH AGENC1

sJ~powaznicni So do kolektowa'
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci %miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BREMOND. Tex. n. C. Basihski.
FRIED. N. d.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENvILLE. 8. OAK. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis: Teofl Derdowski 80" -~"''-: .
EANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jabfofskl
LEG. MINI. Aateusz. Bilski ..:~.
OAK HILL. Mich: St Po1orzelski
SILVER LAKE. MIMI. FIR. Wa!etzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fl. Badzifski.
WILMINGTON. Del. MN. Potaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

,,,WIARUS" Czwartek,
Inowski, n. S. Budzban, K. Mo
tykowski, W. Pietras, Fr. Witko-
wski.
Komisya skautingu. x. T.
Langfort, x. WI. Malkowski, Z.
Sobczak, w. Follmer.
Komisya Prasy. K. Wachtel,
is. L. Piotrowski, w. Papara, j.
7. Lasecki.
Zarzad P. r. N. jest nastepuja
Icy: DR.. X. Wagner, prezs, P. Ro-
stcnkowsh, wicc-prezes, F. S.
Bare, sekr.: St. Godzich, skarb-
mix; X. I. Langfort, kalepan; n.
Fl. Wojtalcwicz, p. Zdanowska,
\. Klawitcr, dyrektorzy.
Specyalny Fundusz.
Cd nicdawna zbiera sic w P. r.
n. specyalny Fundusz Narodowy;
Fundusz ten notowany jest W
|spccyalnych ksiegach "a prze--
znaczony jest przez ofiarodawcow
ma cele Wydzia}u Narodowego,
do togo tcz wydzialu bedzic W sto
sownym czasie oddany = a skla-
danny jest W p. r. n. Ola cwiden-
cyl.
lime sprawy.
Ia i]nicyatywa i staraniem
Prev. Y. FIR. Gordona, manaze--
Ira "Dziennika Chicagowskiego'
Iotrzymalissmy ola "Frcc Poland''
ogloszeh stanowych "a $700,M.
Olbrzymia ia ponce Ola tego wy
ldawnictwa. kt6rc sic utrzymujc
Il dobrowolnych ofiar i skfadek i
IA mia niniejszcm slcmy staropol
|skie "B6g zap1ac''.
Jednym z czynnych Komitct6w
|P. R.. n. jest Komitct no. % W pa
rafii Sw. Stanislawa Kostki W
Grecnpoint. Komitct ten zebral W
T.. 1916 $4,000 - i obiecuje ma
dcslac zn6w do skarbu spora sum
Ike. Czekamy.
Przypominamy zyczliwym, by
zawsze pamietali O "Frcc Poland
Wszelkie datki sd skrupulatnie
notowane, a wobec obecnej dro--
zyzny materyaf6w drukarskich SO
nadzwyczaj pozadane.
z wiekszych datk6w W ostat--
mich czasach podkreslic nalezy ma
stepujace: Komitet Lokalny P. r.
N. W Wyandotte, Mich. 100000,
parafia n. P. n. NJ. P. W Braham.
Tcx.$210,O0, parafii polska W Bro
wcrvillc, Mimi $780, 90. Pogoto,
VIE Polek -~cnergiczna organi-.
zacya kobict " Milwaukee, Wis,
$50O.O0. parafia Sw. Stanislawa
|jcj proboszcz Przewiel. ks. Pralat
j. StrZelecki W New Yorku, n. Y.
$4,000, Tow. Sw. Alojzego No,
375 z. P. r. X: $4,000 parafia
|Sw. kazilnicrza, Poscn Mich. 1872
ISS. i
Prasa polska ME szczedzi do,
tad poparcia p. r. n, p%omieszcza
JAG jej kominikaty iprasowe spra
wozdania finansowc. Do najgorli
wszych pod tym wzgledem naleza
nastepujacc pisma, 'Nowiny Polls
kic Dziennik Chicagoski, Dziennik
dla Wszystkich ,N.ar6d Polski, Pra
ca Przcwodnik Polski, Polonia,
Wiarus' i innc, kt6re ma drugi
raz wymienimy, dziekujac niniej
SEEN "a szczerc poparcie.
Serdeczne podziekowanie wys--
|lala p. r.. n. do Prezydcnta Wilso
ma "a :jego bardzo Polsce przy-
chylne stanowisko w jego ostat--
MEM oredziq, gdzie on powiada,
re "Polska powinna bye zjedno-
czona. niepodlegla i samorzadna' .
Geese mu "a to i podzieka. :
FIR. S. Bare. Sekr. Gen
984 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Towarzystwo="n SSwit Wolnoscii"
ReZolucya
prZyjeta na Obchodzie SienkiewiczdWskim, .odbyten
dniu 24go Stycznia, 1917 +. " Chicago, I'LL,
" gmachu Zwiazku P0lek W Ameryce.

ZWAzYWSZY: re re smcrcia S. p. Henryka Sienkiewicza, stra-
cilismy ME tylko mistrza slowa polskiego, ale zgasf nam promien sfo-
neczny, co ciep}em swego scrca niecil miosc ojczystych ideal6w, a
swiat}em wi6dl ku szczytnym idea1om poSwiecenia, wtedy, gdy "a
maria mysl poska pod uciskiem moskiewskiej cenzury, a prusak ka-
towaf dziatwe "a pacierz W movie ojczystej wywfaszczaf brac nasza
Z odwiecznych ih siedNb, gdy nadto godzc sic jz poczynano z
obroza niewolnicza, uczac mlode pokoenie wsp6Hycia W pa1stwowo-
sci zaborczej, a Y ust historyk6w Wszcchncy Jagiellonskiej paddy
sova krytyki Ola bohatcr6w ostatniego powstania -.
Ny kobcty-Polki skupione W TowarzXstwo "SWit Wolnosci,'
czczac wielbiac pamiec wielkiego Syna Ojczyzny uznajac W MIN
Hctmana dudha narodu, - wiernc jcgo idealom, W zrozumieniu obo-
wiazku piracy narodowej, ~. - . "
POSTANAW1AMY ola ratowania polskosci W m]odym naszym
poko]eniu, ksztalccnia ulochania mowy litcratury ojczystej = po-
wolac do zycia Zwiazck Sceny Poskiej ably sknpiajac rozproszone 81
~. skutecznic prowadzc systematyczna szkoe dramayczna i celowo
dazyc do zorganizowania stacj trupy po]skicj a Towarzystwom male
zacym do Zwiazku Sceny Poskiej sfazyc wszclka radq pomoca,
WYRAZAMY: Mech duch IIetmana narodu potega czaru mowy
polskicj szczepi w serca mlodzi tn *zrodzonej poczucic naroaowoSci,
by n - gdy mas zabraknie - znosila daej cegly i na obczyznic
- do budOwv Doteyi Polski WOlnei i nicpodlcglcj. d,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
OdeZWa,

!, OdeZWa.
w tych dniach wyjdzic Z blur
naszych odczwa, tyczaca orggani-
zowania w kazdcj parafii polskiej
Komitet0w Lokalnych do ktorych
|powinny nalezcc wszystkic iowa
rzystwa, tamzc istnicjace.
Wicrzymy, ze edezwa ia trait
do serca, a ME do kosza i zrobi
swoje - zreszta ME chccmy H.
przcdzac wypadk6w.
Odezwa t., spehia PR. N. IL
chwale Zjazdu 3-go moca ktore-
go do piracy ratunkowej maja sic
zlaczyc wszystkic parafic.
Odezwe te po1ecamy przede-
wszystkiem pamieci Wiel. ks.
Proboszcz6w, DO wierzymy, lie je-
|sli oni sprawl ta sic zajma i,nie
beda szczedzic rad i wskaz6wck
to wszystko da sic zrobic.
Wierzymy rownicz, re uchwa}a
Ziednoczenia Kap}anow Po1skich
bedzic pod ty1n wzgledem dccydu
jaca. .:
Sprawl Skautingu.
Wydzia1 Skautingu PREY Z. +.
n. na move wchodzi tory dzialal-
Nowy jego Zarzad nowych ma
braf sill do piracy, a pod umicjet-
mem kicrownictwem swcgo pre-
wodniczacego X. T.. Langforta,,
do nowych sposobi sic prac.
Nalezy przedcwszystkiem ze-
brac srodki, mic szczedzic W zycz-
liwej prasic. reklamy, i zabrac sic
do :organizowania druzyn skauto-
wych, wiemy BOWEN, re m}odziez
polska coraz bardzicj i wiecej wy
myka sic z rak polskich.
Postanowiono tez ustanowic ia
czelna w]adze skauta W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, urzadzic kurs in
struktor6w jak najrychlej, oraz
opracowac odpowiednie podrecz--
niki ldla druzyn skautowych.
Pod 'tym wzgledem: innym kolo
niom pieknym przyswieca przyk}a
dem kolonia polska W Milwaukee,
Wis, gdzie cd kilku juz dni
kurs instruktor6w skauto-
wych i da Bog blogic wyda rezul
taty.
Chicago i inne kolonie niewat-
pliwie juz wkr6tce p6jda: "a gro
dem smiatankowym. a>.a2..
sk1ad wydzia1ow.
Nowo ukonstytuowany sklad
wydzialow P. r. n. przedstawia
sic jak nastepuje: (pierwszy wy
mieniony czlonek jest zarazem
przewodniczacym::),
Komitety Lokalne. - ST.. Adam
kiewicz, E. Placzek, w. Danish,
W. Przybylinski, b. Galecki.
Komitet Finansowy. - L. Ia
,norski, f.. Pawlowski, j. Janko--
wski, F. G6rski, I: Wroblewski.
3zkn1v snhvuatelskie Nv III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

>SMULSkA,
GOTTA JANKIEWICZ,
DIR. M. o.
STANISIAW
kAZlMIEkZ JEDLlNSkI.
~ K0MlTET.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
TOWN TOPICS

FOR INVESTIGATiON-Frederick Parker. Ray Wood and a man giving the name of Kelley, were taken into custody early last evening by Pa trolman Sutherland, They are being held for investigation.
 MEXICAN ENSNARED - Deputy United States Marshal Fred Weage. returned yesterday from Casa Grande where he captured Jose Perrales. Mexican. charged with selling liquor to Indians. He lodged his captive in the county jail.
 FOUR MORE NoTARiEs-w S. Gillogly of Yuma. Harold Williams of Phoenix. Ross Gilmaster of Phoenix, and w. P. Capehart of Somerton were granted notarial commissions by Governor Thomas E. Campbell yes- terday.
 zona Corporation commission has is sued a new permit to the Chloride Queen Mining company to increase its capital stock from five cents to Sl a share par value. Stockholders in this company can now get their new cer- tificates from J. NJ. Kellogg. 37 North First avenue.
 WIRELESS HEARD-James Girand tA ilOtallA. SUI Ol 1ilg I<liSliitti b. Girand. and an amateur wireless eX- pert of no mean ability. last evening succeeded in taking a wireless mes sage flashed from New York city to the mayors of Los Angeles and Seattle. It was a cross continental message from Mayor J. Purroy Mitchell Of New York city, extending greeting to the mayors of the two Pacific cost cities
 RW TOURISTS-One hundred and twenty-five Raymond -Whitcomb tour ists arrived in Phoenix last evening and will remain the city's guests over Sunday, leaving this evening for the coast. They arrived from Globe over the Apache trail stage. It was with difficulty that all of the tourists se- cured accommodations. A majority of the tourists are from the Atlantic ..oast states.
 WORK PRoGRESSES-The work of beautifying the capitol grounds is nearing completion. Practically all plants and flowers have been set out and other gardening work completed. The beauty of the grounds is some what lessened at present. however. by the paving activities on Seventeenth avenue It is expected that this work will be completed within the next ten days or two weeks.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
PROSPECTS G00U.
 FUR MIAMI CON

Leo Bagley. who has just returned from Miami, stated yesterday that the Miami Consolidated Mining Company Is doing lot of actual work on the property. He stated. Drill No. l on the Miami Consolidated ground is already down nearly 4l0 feet and drill ing has progressed less than two weeks. No. drill is also progressing satisfac- torily, but is making less depth owing to the larger size bit being used.
 The showing made by the two drills in operation warrants the prediction that the sulphide zone will be encoun- tered within three weeks, and the com pany is confident of encountering the ores as the sidelines of the Miami Consolidated are within 1l0 feet of the known ore bodies of the Live Oak and Southwestern properties.
 Drilling was delayed on the Miami Consolidated for several weeks owing to the fuel shortage in the district with the arrival of plenty of fuel and the rapidity with which the drills have been going down interest in Miami Consolidated has greatly revived in this district"
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
NOTABLE FARM
 DEALS CLOSED

Several large farms m the Salt River yalley changed hands during the past week. but the realty market was other G ise quiet There is evidently little ac- tivity in city property In Phoenix al though few minor deals were record d the past week.
 Among the important deals recorded by the Getsinger and Tolleson company vas the sale of a i0-acre farm belong ng to w. x. Sickels to Mrs. George Y. Harris The price involved is said O have been S6,000.
 A 15-acre tract in section l5, the property Of Daniel A. Miller. was sold Mrs. Mable Price. The consideration said to have been $3,000.
 One of the largest and most success Il farm auctions held recently was hat conducted the past week for (. l. owen near Mesa by AuctiOneer B. Y. Getsinger A large and select library trough remarkably good prices while hjckens sold for si2J to $l.l5 per lead in lots of 100 or more. Farm ma : 'hinery brought good prices and mich ows and young stock sold at prices equal to the market
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25

last evening and will spend several days in Phoenix on a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip.
 F. NJ. Benedict a well known King man business man, registered at the Jefferson hotel last evening. He will spend several days on business
 E. A. Thilenius of Douglas, manager of the Arizona Byrns Ray Cadillac company. arrived in Phoenix last eve ming to spend several days on business. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel.
 Mr and Mrs. Perry Smith, Miss Florence Teeter and Miss l.. H. Dun bar, composed a party of Philadelphia, Pa. residents who arrived in Phoenix last evening to spend several weeks in the valley. They are guests at the Commercial hotel
 MT, and Mrs Albert A. Golden wide ly known Boston, Mass, residents, ar rived in Phoenix last evening and will spend several months in the valley They are guests at the Commercial hotel
 A. A. Wren. well known mining man of Ray, registered at the Adams hotel ast evening He will spend several days in Phoenix.
 C. NJ. Hickey, d well known banker of Detroit, Mich, arrived in Phoeni: last evening to spend the next several weeks. At present he is a guest of the Jefferson hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Loar of Pres colt are Phoenix guests for few days. registering at the Jefferson ho- tel last evening.
 C. A. Reid. well known Tolleson busi- ness man. registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday afternoon He vii spend several days in this city on 8 combined business and pleasure trip
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
NJ TOW STICK IN RIVER BUT
 COUNTY T0WS

There will be no machines across the Agua t'ria today at the Buckeye cross ing. it is stated. 1t was announced last night by several parties, who attempt ed to make the crossing that the rivel IS up, and attempts to make the pas sage resulted in almost disastrous con sequences. It is expected the water will subside within the next two days and allow tnffic to go it's natul q course
 Another Version.
 Hear ye, Hear ye, Hear ye,
 Listen to the words of the county engineer to travellers who would cross the Agua Fria.
 Engineer Bargman announces that while the river is high the county will LOW free Of cost all motorists across the raging Agua Fria but-and here is where the don'ts come in
 Don't try to get across the river on your own power" says the engineer and, furthermore. Don't wait until you get half way across before you will accept aid. Take it before you need it. The county is perfectly willing to bear the burden of expense, but the team i, | has to tow the people across is sup posed to take them from the very start and not wait until they get half way across in the quicksand where it re- quires hours to tow them out" The best stretch of road in Mari copa county is the three miles of Tempe Mesa highway, reconstructed under the supervision of Hugh Dana road overseer of the district, accord Ing to Engineer Bargman. Mir Barg man has given quite a bit of his per sonal attention to the road which was completed yesterday and which meets with his thorough approval While the road was being reUuilt, traffic was suspended but three days. Work was l commenced on February 10
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25

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Arizona republican., 1917-02-25

ar without plenty of warning. The good driver never attempts to pass when a curve immediately ahead hides what may be coming the other way. The good driver never passes the car m front when she sees another car or
 ars against her in the stream of traf- fic. The good driver never tries to pass between two cars. for a mistake Dy either may mean a wreck in which she may not be at all to blame, but-a wreck is d wreck"
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 24.-For Arizona-Sunday and Monday cloudy unsettled with snow Sunday night or Monday north portion; warmer Sun day
 Colorado-Sunday and Monday cloudy, local rain or snow Sunday night or Monday, mild temperatures Sunday with occasional high winds somewhat colder Monday.
 New Mexico-Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday; not much change in tenn perature.
 West TeXas-Sunday generally cloudy, warmer in Panhandle: Monday unsettled.
 Southern CalifoTnia-Probabl rain Sunday; moderate to fresh southwest erly winds.
 WEATHER FROM ALL OVER
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
OBITUARIES
Funeral of Mrs. Walker

The funeral of Mrs. Sylvia Walker, who died February 19 at St. Joseph's hospital will be held tomorrow after noon at o'clock from the Second Bap- tist church. Fifth and Jefferson streets. Rev. F. F. Walker will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Mrs. Walker was a member of the Daughters of Tabor. which organiza- .ion will have charge of the services
 the grave. All members of the lodge are requested to meet at the H. M. daus funeral parlors. 3l1 North First lvenue at 1 o'clock and march to the church in a body.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
TEST OF GOOD pRIvING

The February Womans Home Com panlon says.
 Heavy traffic is the true test of good driving. The expert never attempts to make speed through traffic She real izes her own expert operation will not save her from the mistakes of others. and so she never sees how closely she can pass another car. but how muen extra space she can give She never insists upon right-of-way becsiuc it is legally hers Safety first is much bet ; ter than My rights tirst
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
HIGH GRADE COPPER PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONSISTING OF ABOUT 25O ACRES SURROUNDING ONE OF THE MOST FAM OUS AND RICH OLD MINES IN ARIZONA.
 PROPERTY IS IN WELL ADVANCED STATE OF DE- VELOPMENT WITH EX- CEPTIONAL SHOWING. PRICE AND TERMS RIGHT. QUICK ACTION NECES- SARY TO ASSIST ADVER- TISER IN COMPLYING WITH TERMS OF VALU- ABLE OPTION. IF YOU ARE A DREAMER OR A BOOMER PLEASE DO NOT ANSWER AS THIS PROPOSITION WILL ONLY APPEAL TO PRACTICAL MINING MEN OF MEANS.
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-25

Excess in temperature yesterday 6 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, r degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper aturc since January 1. J6 degrees. Normal precipitation January to date, 176 inches.
 Actual precipitation January t. date 3.14 inches.
 Accumulated excess in precipitation siEce January l. 1.3s inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
 Meteorologist