davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
Ang|iCy kamia unie NiemC0W'
Z Innych Terenow Walk.
TranSportoWiec Angie|ski ma Dno!
279 Ludzi zgipefO.
lime Sprawy Morskie.
ZRosyi Z Me- mice.
z Po1udniowej Ameryki
INNE TE L E G. X "A M Y.
ZRosyi i Z Me mice.
z Po1udniowej Ameryki.
INNE TELEG X "A Nj Y .
ZTeatrow Wojny.

z kolei zn6w Anglicy nova
faze ofensywy otworzyli ma
swojem skrzydle linii niemiec--
kiej we Francyi i pod Queant ia
ziamali, czyniac postepy W in
nych punktach. w Szampanii
kontrataki nienieckie, odparte
przez Francuzow.
w Macedonia walk trwaja
zaciete: Niemcy bombarduja
Monastyr.
Transportowiec angielski ,,Ar
cadian" zatopiony przez Mem
cow 2z9 ludzi ginie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
ANGLICY LAMA LIME
NIEMIECKA.


dniach ulgi onegdaj wszczeto zno-
wu b0i pelno-liniowy / szturm ma
skrzydle francuskiem do niemiec-
kiej linii: atak angielski byl nader
gwaltowny przygotowany BAR
do poteznie przez artyleryJSkle
dziaiania dni kilku poprzednich-
wiec dzien onegdajszy przyniosi
Anglikom strategiczne wazne po-
suniecia. ktore raporty okreslaJa
iako z{amanie Linii Hindenburga,
W odcinku zwanym Linia Woda-
ma, II. W okolicy Arras, Scarpe
ku Cherisy. Anglicy zdobyii rniej
scowoSc Fresnoy spory plat te-
rcnu pod Cherisy; dalej pomiedzy
Fontaincs-le-Croisellcs Bulle-
court wzieto okolo 600 yd. pozy-
CYL oryginalnej Linii Hindenbur-
ga W okohcy Queant: pOzycye te
wzieto Niemc0w do cofniec zmu
szono, jak niemieccy jency IL
trzymuja - cofniecia te zostaly W
wielkim wykonane popiochu ma
pozycye MOVE, ma Predce zakia--
dane ME dose umocnione. Caiy
front ataku angielskiego obejmo-
wal Cd 12tu do 18tu mil. Ma calej
rcszcie frontu bojowego Ramona
da trwa gwaltowna / ogromnie
intensywna. Dzien byi pogodny i
cieply: wojska angielskie wal
czyly W doskonalem uspoSobieniu
Cd wczesnego Switu: Niemcy od-
pierali furyq szalona ataki an
gielskie - poprzedzani ogniem
dzialowym systematycznie utrzy-
mywanym sill Anglicy do ataku
niczem wstrzymac sic ME dajac-
Kanadyjczycy znowu sic odzna-
czyli wybornie: oni to wzieli Ere
snoy - garnizon niemiecki bro
nil sic tam wSciekle dopiero,
gdy Niemcow Kanadyjczycy oto-
czyli zupelnie, w6wczas poddali
sic niedobitki - okoio 200 zoinie-
rzy Z 7miu oficerami. To byl maj
goretszy punkt walki dnia tego.
Wazny postep zrobiono W okoli-
cy Cherisy ma drodze do Douai-
tam Australczycy spisali sic do
brze; walczono tez pod Oppy,
kt6rego skraw wciaz jeszcze try
maja Niemcy. Niemcy we wielu
punktach angielskiego i francu--
skiego skrzydia atakowali nader
poteznie - 1eCz wszedzie ich cd
parto, a pozycye zdobyte wsze--
die utrzymano skonsolidowano
reszta terenu odebranego. Stra-
ty w ludziach z obu stron znacz-
ne. Niemcow ogromne. Anglicy
wzieli w ciagu dnia sporo jencow
dial i mitraliez broni innej.
w ciagu ostatnich trzech dni nd
CALVIN francuskim froncie % ae-
roplan6w niemieckich zrzucono i
zniszczono. Obliczaja, IL ma ata~
kowana czeSc lnii niemieckiej
rzucili Niemcy w ciagu ostatniego
miesiaca okoio 100000 tysiecy lu-
dzi ia z tel masy niema juz VIE
lu w robocie obecnej, DO pulki te-
j. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
M ,oo1roS,s snvze6a1e karty okreto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
KOOPERACYA KANADY w
PROBLEMIE ZYWNOS-
CIOWYM.
NOK XVIII

Washington, 4 maja. - Rad
fedcralny uczynif wczoraj diva
wazne kroki W kicrunku zwal-.
czania wysokich koszt0w zycia
wyg0rowanych cen zywnoSci. Ja
ko picrwszy Mich uwazac male.
zy oswiadczenie wydanc rowlyb-
czeSnic przez organa oficyalne
W Waszyngtonie Ottawic. zc
kanada zgodzifa sic wsp6idzia--
lac &c Stanami Zjednoczonymi
W sprawie rcgulowania cen pSzc
nicy W calcj Amcrycc PGlnUcncj.
- drugi zaS stanowi przcdfozc-
nic Izbie posl6w blu Lcvera. ma
daj2cego prezydcntowi bardzo
daleko idqce upowaznicnia inter-
wencyi W kwestyach dotycza-
cych rozdzialu i cen zywnosci,
zboza, ubrania. obuwia. opa}u
innych artykufow codzicnncgo
zycia.
Wspomniana wyzej ugoda 2
kanada zaWarta zOstafa ma kon-
fercncyi poniedzy brytyjskiln
ministrem Balfourcm ,kanady,--
skim ministrem dla spraw zagra
nicznych Sir Geo. FoStcrcm i a
merykahskim ministrcm rolni--
ctwa Houstonem / zaznaczyc ia
ley, re ME wpada ona w blad,
jaki pope1nify Niemcy, rcduku--
jac ceny zboza, a jedynic ogra--
nicza wyzysk spekulant6w zyw-
noSciowych. Rad niemiecki
przez ustanowienie minimalnych
cen ma produkty rolnicze spowo.
dowai, ze rolnicy zmniejszyli
swe zasicwy niektorych zb6z
roslin, kt6rych hodowla okazy-.
wafa sic wobcc redukcyi CO...
mniej poplatna. Kanada Stany
Zjednoczonc ME naSladuja tegc
bledu, przeciwnie. zapewniaja
farmerom minimalne ceny, przy-
noszace odpowiedni zarobek, o.
graniczaja zaS jedynie nicuczci-
wa spekulacye. Tego rodzaju pc
stanowienia moga tylko zachecM
rolnikow do zwiekszenia produk-
cyl.
Ma podstawie wniesionego W
Izbic posl6w przedfozenia Lo.
vera prezydent otrzymuje upo-
waznienie do przedsiewziecia W
razie potrzeby nastepuJacych
czynnosci:
Ustanawianie maksymalnych
minimalnych cen ma zywnost. o.
pal, ubranie, obuwie inne ar
tykuly zycia codziennego, jako'
tez ma materya}y, kt6re sa potrze
bne do ich produkcyi.
Wydawanie zarzadzeh W spra.
vie regulacyi produkcyi i obe,-~
mywanie W razie potrzeby pod
kontrole rzadowa fabryk, kopalf
i innych przedsiebiorstw.
Kontrola mad rynkami iowa
rowymi, celem wykluczenia
Mich nieuczciwej spekulacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
1000 lekarzy do Francyi.
Hr. Tarnowski odjezdza.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
ALIANCI POTRZEBUJA PO-
MOCY PRED LIPCEM.
Washington, 4 maia.

przebiegu konferencyi prowadzo
nych przedstawicielami Wicl-
.kiej Brytanii Francyi okazuje
sic, ze gdyby Stany Zjcdnoczo-
ne ME przysziy pomoca tym
panstwom, ME by}yby one IDOL
he do skuteczncgo prowadzenia
woiny diuzej jak do lipca. Fakt
ten stanowi nowy dow6d ma to,
ze AmeryEa nusi dzialac bez--
zwiocznic Gala cnergla, do
starczajac mocarstWom Czwor-
porozunienia ME tylko picniedzy
ale takzc W jak najwiekszej ilo-
sci wegla, nafty, gazoliny. krusz-
cow i matcryal6w kojelowych.
Otrzymane przez Department.
stanu raporty wykazuja. ze to-
phone przez niemicckie nury O.
kretv handlowe dochodza do licz
by so ma tydzieh, czyli znacznle
wiecei anizeli Wielka Brytanla
w dotychczasowych swych rapor
tach przyznawa}a. w urzedo-
wych sferach tutejszych spodzIe
waja sic, ze obecnie rad an
giclski ME bedzie niczego uEry-
wac przcd Waszyngtonem. co
dotvczv dzia}alnoSci niemiecklcn
lodzi podwodnych, a wowczas
wykaze sic, re raporty departa-
mentu stanu odnoSnic do szerzo-
nego przez ME spustoszenia Okla
ia sic zupeInie prawdziwe wca-
lie ME przesadzone.
Wczorajszy odjazd mlnlstra
Viviani'eg i marszafka Joftre do
Chicago i innych miast amerykan
skich zdaje sic wskazywac i1a
to, zc glownc cele ich podrcz,
do W.aszyngtonu zosta}y uz o.
siagniete i obecnie beda sic sta
rail- oni obudzit swa obecnoscia
zapaf i nalezyte zrozumienle obo-
wiazk6w Ameryki W wojnle W
CALVIN kraju. Wiedza onl, re
stany Zjednoczone wdafy sig W
woine ME dla zadnych materyaI-
nvch pobudek, a jedynie W celu
obrony podstawowych zasad pra
wa miedzynarodowego i demo-
kracyi i dlatego chca ca}y narod
przekonaG donios}osci tego "a
dania.
Przewodniczacy komisyi bry--
tviskiei. minister Balfour pozo-
stanie W Waszyngtonie do ME-
dzieli, poczem uda sic do Nowe-
90 Yorku nastepnie do Kama
DIV. gdzie spedzi kilka dni pred
powrotem swym do Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
z JApoN11.

Toxic, 4. maja. - Wkroczenie
Stanow Zjedn. ma ,teatr wojny ma
der zyczliwie zostalo przyjete
przez Japonie: Gala prasa wy,
chwala Stany Zjedn. i przemo-
wienia PREF. Wilsona komnetuje
entuzyastycznle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04

sza pozycye niemiecka, a ma nicJ
21O Niemcow do niewoli - 8 O.
ficerami. Onegdaj W calym szere-
gu pomyslnych stare napowietrz-
nych lotnicy francuscy znlszczyli
4 niemieckie aeroplany, a IA ich
zrzucili i uszkodzili. .Przed CITE
rema dniami lotnicy francuscy
zbombardowali Thionville, potem
SiSsonne i Chatelet, oraz inne
strategiczne wazne punkty "a Ii
miami niemieckiemi.
WLOSKI FRONT.
Rzym, 4. maja. - Pomniejsze
starcia patrolowe - rekonesanso-
we odosobniona strzelanina ar
matnia ma calym froncie. 'Pogoda.
sprzyja rejdom awiatycznym: Co.
digoro bylo bombardowane oneg-
daj przez lotnikow austryackich---
WloSi zbombardowali Prosecco i
Opcina re swoich aeroplanow.
WSCHODNI FRONT.
Berlin, 4. 1naja. - w Polsce
tylko pomniejsze dzialania - spo.
koj zupelny; w 'Rumunii Rosya-
ME atakowali poniedzy rzekami
Suszica Putna - atak odparto; ;
w Macedonii W okolicy Monasty-.
ru dziaIowa trivia robota - podo-
bniez mad Doiranem.. ...'
Piotrogrod, 4. maja. w Pol
see ma Litwie niema zmian sy-
tuacyjnych; aeroplan niemiecki
zrzucono onegdaj w Galicyi, lot
nikow ujeto; W Rumunii niedale-
ko Ocna nieprzyjaciel atakowal
pozycye rosyjskie ma gorach, lecz
zostaI odparty re stratami; Ma
cedonii donosza, re tam artylerya
SLIME dziala w okolicy Monasty-
ru, kt6ry Niemcy zawziecie bosn-
barduja; rowniez mad Crna Reka
armaty maja CLOS. Aeroplan ME
miecki zestrzelili Anglicy mad
Struma. Wloskie aeroplany zbom
bardowaly onegdaj Avlona W Al
banii.
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&c Straty Nle1nCOW nuSZa WynO-
sic W kazdym razie powyzej 200,
0G0 zoinierza.
RAPoRTY.
Berlin, 4. maja. - RAPPORT ME
miecki oSwiadcza krotko i wezio-
wato, ze proba ataku ma linie ME
miecka W okolicy Arras, przeA
Anglikow wielka strata ludzi po
prowadzona - spe}zla ma niczem.
Ma francuskiem skrzydle Ramona
da i lokalne proby atakow, oraz
walka ma granaty reczne - sytua-
eva bez zmiany; ma cafej linii ar
tylerya pracuje. Awiatyka row.
niez czynna: balon oSm aeropla-
now alianckich zniszczono.
Londyn, 4. maja. - Boj zacie-
ky TRIVIAL dzien caly pomiedzy
Queant a Fresnoy - nieprzyJaciel
kontratakowai przy uayciu wiel-
kich mas rezerwy, lecz mic ME
wskorai. Straty Niemcow cd
skoncentrowanego ognia wachla-
rzowego angielskiego bateryi
mitraliez So ogromne - pomimo
sprzeciwu iScie zaciekiego - An
glicy wydatne poczynili postepy,
biorac frontowe okopy i pozycye
Linii Hindenburga W wymienio--
nym odcinku, dalej posuneli sic
W okolicy Cherisy mad Scarpe,
gdzie walka byia rozpaczliwa, po-
szczegolne okopy razporaz prze-
chodziiy reki do reki - w koi-
Gu wszystkie utrzymali Anglicy,
a Niemcy masa STRAIT cofnac sic
musieli. Zdobyto miejscowosc
Fresnoy okolice z pozycami ma
przestrzeni 2 mil frontu, biorac O.
goiem kilkuset Niemcow do ME-
wolf. Walka tEwa dalej. Piec aero
planow Niemcom zniszczono, a 5
uszkodzono zmuszono do lado-
wanna; nadto cztery balony ME
mieckie - sterowe zostaly znisz-
czone.
Paryz, 4. maja. - Mad Aisne, w
Szampanii, oraz W Belgii ozywio-
ma akcya dzialowa trwa bez pre-
rwy. Niemcy W wielu punktach-
zwfaszcza W Szampanii slime pu-
scili kontrataki, lecz je wszedzie
odparto wielka strata nieprzy-
jaciela. Najgoretszy TAXI kontr--
atak niemiecki byi w okolicy Cor
nillet i Mount Haut, gdzie 20 od-
parciu kontrataku, Francuzi po-,
szli sami do szturmui wzieli dal--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04

niemieckiego Pauli'cgo, wyjez-
dzaj9cego do Uruguayu - dlate-
go, IL nadesziy wiesci, &c pose}
brazylijski W Niemczcch zostal
tam przytrzymany przez wladze
niemieckie.
Amsterdam, 4. maja. - Praso
wo donoSzq, IL poscl rzeplitcj Chi
'lc' w Berlinic zazadai paszpor--
tow powrotnych i zcrwaf stosun-
XII dyplomatyczne Niemcaml Z
polecenia otrzymanego Cd swego
rzadu. Wiadomosc ia jest nlcspo-
dzianka - zwlaszCza wobec po-
przednich wieSci, il Chile jest
zwiqzane aktem przyjaznym z
Niemcami.
z ROSYI.
PiotrogrGd, 4. maja. - Rad
proWlzoryczny repuDllkansk1eJ
Rosyi przcsiaf 5woim przedstawi-
cielom dyplomatycznym w )kra--
jach Ahant0w notc, zapeWniajaca
IL Rosya trivia ma swojem stano--
wisku W koalicyi antygermah-
skicj i zen ME ustapi. Nota po-,
wiada, IL to Niemcy intrygowali
ostatnimi easy, by pomiedzy A
liantami a Rosyq wzbudzic nieuf-
noSci, lecz sic to ME zdalo la mic.
z NIEMIEC.
Bazylea, 4. maja. - w Erfurcie
eNplozya sic wydarzyla W wielkiej
tamtejszej fabryce prochu - 521
osob zostafo zabitych, przewaznie
kobiety!
z GRECYI.
Londyn, 4. maja. - Ministe--
ryum greckie zfozylo rezygnacye
- krol Konstantyn powo}a} ex-
premiera Zainisa do sformowania
nowego gabinetu. Kr6l ostatnio
zwr6cif sic do Francyi Z propozy-
cya, IL urzadzi ministeryum ma
reke i po my5li Aliantom, jeSli O.
trzyma gwarancye, re armia fran
cuska, czy jaka inna aliancka ME
wkroczy do Grecyi i on sam ma
tronie zostanie utrzymany. Fran
cya gwarancyi takiej ME dala. w
Paryzu odbyla sic wielka konfe--
rencya wybitnych przedstawicieli
narodu greckiego, na ktorej u
chWalono rezolucye. wymierzone
OStrO prZeClW hOnStantynoW1,
ktory pedzi Grecye do ostateczns,
zguby. Rezolucye te przeslano rza
dom koalicyi.
KALENDARZYK. --..
Il Jutro, 5 maja: Sw. Piusa v,
Not. met.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04

raz walczace - move So - czyli,
&c straty Niemcow musza wyno-
sic W kazdym razie powyzej 200,-
OGO zoinierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04
WALK w AZYI.

Piotrogrod, 4. maja. - PROXY
tureckich posuniec W okolicy na
poludnie zachod Cd Gumisz-
kaneh odparto bez trudu; pod
Chanikin wojska rosyjskie zajely
wazna wysepke ma Dzialah, skad
panuja mad okolica ruchem ma
rzeCe. ..
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
TRANSPoRToWIEC ANGIEI.
SKI MA DINO!
Londyn, 4. maja. -NAngielski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-04

j. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienisdze
ma realnose. sprzeda1e karty okretO-
we realnOsc. 1146 Noble ul.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12

on existing projects. Water power, cor rupt practices and public building measures appear to be blocked effectu- ally so far as this session is concerned.
 Agitation by Secretary Lane in favor of the long disputed mineral lands ing bill has revived interest in that measure and another effort to get some sort of bill through will be made. The secretary of the interior, in a letter to Senator Myers, chairman of the pub lie lands committee, has suggested urg- ently legislation to enable the govern ment to unlock resources of petroleum and potash confined on lands with drawn from public entry.
 The house rules committee will make report on its leak investigation the last of the week. Hearings, particu- larly directed to private wire houses, will be resumed in New York We'd nesday.
 Present indications are that there will be a minority report. Some com mitteemen are convinced that the two newspaper men who have admitted ad- vising brokers in advance of the com- ing of the presidents peace note, con- stitutes whatever leak" there was. They do net think any one in official life revealed advance information on
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12
OF ACR|CU[IBRE |S IMPRESSED WITH CITY MILK
 REGULATION IN EFFECT HERE

milk was not cooled and on several farms tubercular cows were milked. Hog pens annexed the milking corral and the producer himself handled his products in very insanitary manner
 The inauguration of the Milk In- spection Service has eliminated the unwilling producer, who let exist on his dairy the open adobe hole, impure water supply, the milker with wet hands, the milking of tubercular cows and surroundings which helped con- taminate the milk sunnly
 All dealers delivering milk to the consumer and pasteurizing plants have complied with the regulations required, and have been graded according to the equipment and methods by which they handle their products.
 Out of the total number of dairies about 30 per cent are equipped with suitable milking barns, which are used for no other purpose The existing spirit among the dairy men is to equip their farm with milking barn as soon as they are financially able.
 We have seven Grade "A" dairies fully equipped with all modern appl- ances Of these seven there was one fully equipped before the milk inspec- i tion started. The remainder had prac- kF7 , was done in open corrals. The inspec- . tion service has served a three fold purpose by safeguarding the milk SUD- i ply for human consumption, eliminat- ing unfair competition among the dealers and raising the price of milk, giving the producer a fair return for supplying the public with a clean wholesome milk.
 | Appended hereto please find con- parative report of bacterial counts for July, August and october, 1915, and October 1916.
 Enclosed please find copy of Mtlk Ordinance and application blank.
 Trusting this report will answer your request, and wishing you a Happy New Year, am h i Yours very truly. JOSEPH P. KEHOE,.
 Dairy Inspector
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12

to the nature of the work and of sub- marines, since owing to the nature of the work and of submarines the boats must spend at least a third of their time in port re-fitting and repairing or on their way to and from the cruising grounds.
 Probably ten or more of the big boats stationed in the Mediterranean will help the Austrian flotilla in closing that sea The results attained by the remainder in the operations against French and British ships in the first few days of the new campaign were obviously of a nature to satisfy the navy men, who spoke with evident satisfaction of the big tonnage figures reported from day to day.
 Navy men have been urging and preaching the unleashing of the sub marines for so long even at the risk of war, that their attitude was a fore gone conclusion. The imperial chan cellor, Herr von Bethmann- Hollweg; the secretary of foreign affairs, Dr. Zimmerman. and the leaders of the so-called chancellor faction face the prospect of an outbreak of hostilities with the United States with keen re- gret. The would have been glad to continue the policy of good relations, even at a considerable cost to them selves but yielded to the necessity of taking a step declared by experts as short cut to ending the war, to which, otherwise, no end was in sight
 How much Of confidence thee express or is inWardly felt, cannot of course, be told but Secretary Zimmerman, for in- stance. declared to the Associated Press the day before the news of President Wilson's rupture of relations came. with pNa, ont wa r6 aS-i1appa of aonyiT tion, that if the United States would abstain from interference and give Germany q free hand, a few months would see the end of the conflict Two or three months was his first predic - tion, which he afterWard extended to l ''perhap ssiX months
 | Notwithstanding the plain terms of 1 President Wilson's earlier communi- cations, the officials evidently hoped 1 against hope that the inauguration of an unrestricted submarine campaign might perhaps, after all, not bring | about q preach with the United States for in the days between von Bethmann | Hollweg's announcement and the news of President Wilson's step in breaking
 off relations the were awaiting word l from America with interest and anxiety ] which they made effort to conceal When this word did come, it came as
 a crash, tumbling down any remaining
 illusions as to the American govern | ments attitude and barring the way
 completel to any negotiations they may
 have hoped to undertake upon the
 basis of the American reply.
 From Sunday evening on, none oi
 them seemed to cherish much expecta
 tion that the status of a rupture of re-
 lations would last long and that {
 breech was inevitable.
 The German people, in it's vast ma
 jority, would have been glad to SC, peace brought about from the German
 overtures. Once these failed, and tn,
 belief that the entente intended to figh
 on for a complete victory becoming
 fixed, the average German declares fol
 the use of any weapon which may com
 pei peace, even at the risk of bringing
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12

Throughout the United States, the advances made in the past year or more in the health department of Phoenix, which have resulted in general betterment of the public health of its citizens, have attracted unus- ual attention. Even the United States Department of Agriculture has taken notice of the mdoern methods and the successful results attending their ap- plication. So impressed have the fed eral officials been, particularly with reference to the regulation of the milk supply a request was recently made by Chester F. Hoyt, assistant of West ern Dairy Investigation of the Depart ment of Agriculture, for complete de- tails of the Phoenix plan, not only Tor filing in connection with his work, but to furnish material for public ad- dresses he is called upon to make. Not long ago City Dairy Inspector Joseph P. Kehoe, received a second communication from MT. Hoyt. ex- pressing his appreciation of the i'm provement in the milk situation here and asking for further data. Inciden- tally he urged Inspector Kehoe to at tend the meeting of the Western Dairy i Inspectors at Tacoma, Wash. ] In reply to the last letter, Inspector Kehoe wrote MT. Hoyt as follows:
 Mir. Chester F. Hoyt,
 Asst. of Western Dairy Investigations
 SIS Federal Building,
 Salt Lake. City, Utah.
 Dear Sir:
 In reply to your communication
 dated December 2nd, beg to submit tho following report:
 Six months before the passage of oul | fla1 1iralr ion a
 of all dairies delivering sweet milk ant
 cream within the city of Phoenix. I found that a very small percentag, had the proper facilities for producing
 a grade of milk fit for human con sumption. A large number inspected had no milking barn. no suitable mill house and the cows were watered iron filthy adobe holes. Open privies wer' found close to the milking corrals. tn,
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12
Reach Aqua Prieta

DOUGLAS, Feb. II. - Carranza forces said to number 2,500 infantry and cavalry, under command of Gen eral Gomez, reached Agua Prieta, across the border from Douglas, today from Southern Chihuahua, marching overland from Naco.
 It was announced the force, after resting here several days, would move east to positions along the Sonora Chihuahua border and into territory recently occupied by the American pu- nitive expedition.
 Sergeant William Riggs of Company K of the Thirty-fifth Infantry, and Private o. s. Wratchford. of Company B of the Eleventh Infantry, members of the provost guard on duty in Doug las. were arrested this afternoon charged with killing Moses Walker, a negro chauffeur. Both were taken to Tombstone, the county seat, to await completion of an investigation. Walker was said to have been driving five sol
Arizona republican., 1917-02-12
MEXICAN ESCAPES, FROM SHERIFF IF
 C0CH|SE COUNTY.

Taking advantage of the crowd get ting off the Arizona Eastern train last night at 9:30. two Mexican prisoners, handcuffed together, and under the charge of Sheriff Harry Wheeler, and two deputies of Tombstone, Cochise county, made good their escape into the railroad yards.
 Sheriff Wheeler who had two other Mexicans and an insane man, quickly rushed his prisoners to the county jail and set out in search of the two es- capped men.
 Shortly after, Deputy Sheriff Schade, of this county, caught one of the wanted men in the yards, with the handcuff still on him. The other man had slipped his hand through the cuff and bade his companion "adios"
 The search was continued late into the morning, but no trace of the fugi- tive was found. He is said to have bad record and known to the officers as a clever crook.
 All four Mexicans were on their way to the penitentiary at Florence, and were handcuffed in pairs. The insane man was taken to the state hospital last night after the escape at the depot
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Total increase for 1s17-1s. .s1 ,O6O 1S7. 30

diers in a car through a section of town prescribed by recent orders.
 Riggs and Wratchford said they called several times to Walker to halt, but that he failed to do so, whereupon they fired several times into the air. They claim the car was driven several blocks from the scene of the shooting, where the five soldier occupants left it. Walkers body, bearing wound in the back of the head, was found hours later.
 When the Tenth Cavalry (colored) arrived here shortly afterward on it's way from Columbus, N. M., to Fort Huachuca and went into camp for the night negro troopers are reported to have threatened reprisals. The force of men on guard duty was strengthen ed as a precautionary measure. The cavalrymen will lease early tomorrow on the last leg of their journey.