davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-14
NAMES Of THOSE
WHO WILL FORM
SECOND quota
Men Will be Modified in Bis
bee on September 18th at
Ten O'Clock and Sent Out
18th at 5:25 P. NJ.

Below is given the names of those
who will be sent to Camp Funston
from Bisbee on next Wednesday. The
men will be modified here on Tues
day, the 18th, and are to report for
roll call at 10 o'clock on the morning
of that date.
They will then be under military rule
and will report when ordered to Sher-
if Wheeler and will be sent out on the
evening of the 18th at 5:25 o'clock.
1t was the intention of the local board
to give Douglas a chance to enter
tain this second quota, but the circus
being in Douglas on that date made
it impossible for the z. P. & S. w.
to handle the train in the yards there
that date, so that it was changed TO
Bisbee, while Douglas Will be given
the chance to take care of the boys
on October 3. In the list below are
the names of ten alternates, being the
last ten names on the list. Should
any of those listed above those num-
bers fail to answer roll call the board
can substitute the alternates, and in
the event that all of the alternates
are called any other person who has
been certified can step into the ranks,
provided he has so declared himself
to the board on the morning of the
18th at the time of the first roll call.
So that there is a chance for some
who have just been examined to get
in with the second quota. 1t is known
now that several of the men listed
below have already joined the service
of Uncle Sam and their places will
have to be filled. The names are
given in the order called:
Sam Radovich.
Lester Harold Sands.
Roscoe Ashley.
William H. Bigelow.
Almo Calvin Welch.
Simon Kudzmi
Samuel Allen Nicely.
Gerald Leo Massey.
Hastings Albert Bidwell.
George H. West.
Chris ]. Georgeon.
Henry Ernest Jewell.
Steven Milutanovich.
Josiah Leake.
Howard Gundry.
Clyde Sanford Pierce.
Gustave Lelevier.
/, Pedro Cobo.
Clifford Crawford.
Juan d. Tenorio.
Alloys Bernard Mauch.
Warner Austin Shattuck.
]. H. Taylor.
William Ernest McKown.
Earl Sylvester Skinner.
William Birmingham Ford.
Alexander James Thompson.
Thomas E. Bassett
James Maxwell.
Welby Alexander Ingle
Ross B. Murchison.
Joe II. Lee.
William r. Bowers.
Abraham Mustafa.
Eugene Charles Pichard.
Luis Rivera.
James p. Briggs.
Karl Henry Lippert.
Michael Butler.
John a Evans.
Ben r. Butler.
Jime Reese.
Edgar Allen Craig.
John William Jouck.
Lewis Joseph Hall.
Charles Spaulding.
Virgil Alven Scofield.
Mike Y. Ferris.
William Penthouse.
Alex Mcdonnell.
George Stevens.
Carson Morrow.
John George Pfeiffer.
Thomas Benney Nettle.
Peter Vlahovich.
Charles w Schneider
Ben Dickey.
Clarence Arnold Ridgeway.
Jack Martinez.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-14


Frank Harmenson.
Myer Stolaroff.
Chris Bugan.
James Franklin Champion.
Archibald B. Pettus.
Vincent Louis Shotwell.
James G. Mckenzie.
John E. Mallett
Frank r. Williams.
Mari William Ramsey.
Claude A. Gish.
Alvin Carr.
William Edwin Chain.
Howard w. Nichols.
George A. Adams.
Arthur Sharratt.
James Miller.
Warner Julian Miller.
Elris Seat
Farien Joseph Dufault.
Francis Raymond.
Jacob Clayton Bates.
Manrico G. Mann
Samuel Roy Dosher.
Carlo Della Guista.
Amado Herrera.
Henry Jackson Harmon.
Albert Olson.
Edward B. Benson.
John Vukovich.
Bernard league.
Earl A. Eddins.
John Calvin.
Harry Glidden Caldwell.
Oyd T. Beeymer.
Verne Martineau.
William Arch Gulich.
Ernest w. Bennett.
Frederick r. Bolton.
o. R. Sadler.
Hogan Elliott. :.
Charles Thomas Barrett.
George Marion Williams.
Nick Radovich.
Milton Edward Clark.
Charles Radetick.
Andres Kagakus.
Albert LorenZen.
Jose A. Moreno.
Samuel n. Nevin Jr.
John Kelly.
andre Bandor.
Herbert Carl Eicks.
Bernardo Gabaldon Hunick.
John p. Emmitt.
James David Ingle.
Jose Lancirica.
Bert Caretto.
James Sumner Roger.
Frank Luna.
Richard Clarence Martin.
Joe Clinton.
Glenn n. Robb.
William Reginald Hail.
John Cleveland McKelvey.
Rov Andrews.
Vernan Clyde McMinn.
Robert B. Reed.
Otto y. Rugen.
Wallery b. Sandidge.
Russell Orville Patillo.
Hetern Malik
Charles Samuel Turvey.
Paul Frampton.
Casiniro Figuero.
John Caretto.
Ray Charley Kelley.
Lewie Waite.
Jesse Edward McComb
Carl John LightfOrd.
William S. Bontagy.
Martin Medak.
John Sala.
Lea Theodore Burnett.
Lovan r.. Wukmanovich.
Alma Adams.
Rade Grkavac.
Charles Ham.
Maurice Plane.
Frank p. Adams.
Thomas Caretto.
John NJ. DonOhoo.
Paul b. Ames.
James Stewart Scott.
Morton X. Dixon.
Manuel Durazo.
Kenneth +. Taylor.
Harry Gilman Yeager.
Jerry F. Sweeney.
Olaf Wade.
Charles Earl Kinkead.
Herbert Carl Johnson.
Tebig Bell.
Willie Gordon Jonas.
John Hendrix.
Joe Leone.
Robert Charles Mccormick.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
v0kIECIAI APIE LIETUVA.

Ryga. - Vicnas vOkiecfu
laikraStis Stai kaip raSo IL
pie stow Lictuvoje:
KuOmet vokieciu kariuo-
meme uzcmc Lietuva ir Kur-
81, cia buvO labai prastai
sutvarkyta keliai. Dabal'
gi tOsc vietOsc, kurias val
do rytu kariuomcnGs valdy-
bOjc esanti civile valdzia,
itaisyta visas tinklas gcIc-
zinkeliu, plenty ir tiltu.
Kcliu pagerinimas labai ge-
raj atsilicpe zemes ukyje.
KurSe (iS 800 standby zc-
mes savininku bclikO 40,
is $4,000 ukininku = 4,O17,
LictuVOJc pallKta OOO dVa-
ru - dvareliu, kuriuosc
Skaitoma 81, 400 hcktalu zc-
mes. Nisas savininku ap-
lclstas zcmcs dabar APP
dirba kariuOmcne. Truk-
slant karciviu, dirba kares
belaisviai ir darbininku ko-
mandos. Vokicciu valdzia
dave gyvcntojams seklos Ir
ukio maSinu. Uzcmus kra-
sta vokieciams, dabartcs
daugiau zemes,
negu Seimininkaujant ru-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
VOKIECIAI
BRAZILIJOJE KELIA
REVOLIUCIJA.

Buenos Aires, bal. 20. -
Trijosc Brazilijos provinci-
jose, kur gyventOju didziu-
ma yra vokieciai, pakilo re-
voliucija.
DepeSOs is MiOntcvideo
(Uraguay) tvirtina, kad vo-
kieciai puikiai apsiginkla-
We, turi net artilerija il &C
raj pasiruoSe kovon.
RevOliuciOnieriai susiSz
piete provincijOse Rio Gran
de, Parana ir Santa Catha-
rina. SitOse prOvincijOse
gyvena apie 800 tukstanciu
vokieciu.
Vokieciai turbut rupinasi
SudlnamltuOtl geleZlnkcllO
tilta Santa Maria. Vyriau-
syb6 ] Rio Grande sutraukia
savO kariuOmene.
Brazilijos cenzura uzsle-
pia svarbesnius faktus apic
-vOkieciu revoliucija.
Brazilijoj kasdien vienur-
-kitur ivyksta smarkiOs de-
mOnstrancijos prizes vOkic-
cius. Kai-kur naikinamOs
vokieGiu krautuves ir priva-
tiniai namai. VokieGiu laik-
raSciai nebeiSeina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
VOKIECIAI PLIEKIAMI
JU PAcIV ARMOTOMIS.

Paryzius, bal. 20. -Pran-
cuzai SUI anglais Prancllzi-
.jojc varosi pirmyn ir vokie-
cius pliekia ju paciu armo-
tomis, kuriu daugeli paeme
su nelaisviais.
Prancuzai prisibriOve tik
w penkiu myliu nuo vokie-
1iu tvirtOves Loan, kuria
Won Hindenburgas sustipri-
no. Dabar tvirtOve pasken-
dust prancuZu armOtu Sow
niu ugnyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
SUMISIMAI KILE Bull
GARIJOJ IR TURKIJOJ.
Londonas, bal. 20.

Londonas, bal. 20. - Ne
vienoj Vokietijoj gime gy-
vcntoju sumisimai. Toxic
pat sumiSimai, jei dar ne
baiscsni, gime ir Bulgarijoj,
ir Tul'kijoj. Antai Bulgari-
jos sostinej zmones uzpuolc
savO karaliaus rumus IL nu-
zudc kclis vokieciu oficic-
rius, prigulcjusius prie ka-
raliaus stabo. Tuomct pries
riauSininkus pasiusta vo-
kicciu kariuoment SUI kul-
kasvaidziais. ISklota kcli
Simtai buIgal'u. Yra ziniu,
kad IL bulgaru kariuomcnG
ncrimauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
Talkininkai iveikia Won Hin
denburgO naujas divizijas
Russia neatsimes nuo talkinink4
5000, 900 KAREIVIV MU-
SASI PRANCUZIJOJE.

Talkininkai prizes vokie-
cius puolhsi $50 myliu ilgio
sonu Prancuzijoje.
Is abieju sonu musasi g.
600, 900 kareiviu.
Prancuzu uzpuolimo So
mas yra 60 myliu ilgas.
Vienoje mylioje veikia
10000 kareiviu.
Naujos vokieciu kariuo-
menes prisiusta prancuzu
sonan 24O,OO0 vyru.
Talkininkai nuo pradzios
uzpuolimo paem'e nelaisven
81, 900 vokieciu.
Paeme 328 didziules ar
motaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20

sans, KurSan atvezta daug
kiauliu, vcisliniu gyvuliu ir
Iinu sGklOs.
Labiausia atsidejus nar-
doiami platioji miSkai. Bic
loviczo giriOs vertinamOs
apie 4OO-60O milijOnu mar
kin. Daug tukstanciu dar-
bininku tcnai darbuo5asi. +
taisyta medziams pjauti fab
riku, pravcsta laikinu gele-
zinkcliu. Be to naudOjama-
81 Narevo, BugO, VislOs
vandcnkeliais.
PIamOne uzimtuOse kraS-
tuosc labai silpnai pletOjasi.
Dabar jau esantie9i fabri-
Eai vel veikia. Dirba vir-
viu, tabako, ir audimO dirb-
tuves. Nubudo ir prekyba
ypaG, Vilniujc. Vokieciai
itaise vietos pirkliams tam
tikra pirkimO bendfOve, ku-
ri gabens is vOkieciu visas
reikalingas proxies.
Vilniujc itaisyta kanali-
zacija, pertaisyta gazo fab
rikai, praplesta elektros sto-
It's. Salyj beveik visai nu-
malSinta epidemijOs igOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
4 NARDANCIOS LAIVES
S. v. PAKRASCIUOSE.
Washington, bal. 20.

Washington, bal. 20. -
Anot gautu ziniu karos lai-
vyno departamente, ketu-
rios vokieciu nardanGios lai-
yes sukinGjasi rytiniuose S.
Valstiju pakrasciuose. III
nomas daiktas, kad jos ne
be tikslo slimpineja. Jos
lukcriuoja plaukianciu is
vienur i kitur prekybos gar
iaiviu, kad situos ispasalQ
uzpulti. Visais pakraSciais
patroliuOja kar6s laivai ir
tomijasi, ar kartais kur nc
pasirodys is pO vandens jul
riu baisunas, kokiuo yra
nardanciOgi laivG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
BERLYNO DARBININ-
KAI LAIMEJE STREIKA
Copenhagen, bal. 20.

Copenhagen, bal. 20. =
Atcjusiuosc cionai is Bcr-
lyno laikrasciuose pranesa-
ma, kad tenai streikuOjQ
darbininkai laimcjo streika
ir sugrizo darba. Pazade-
ta jiems padidinti miasto
porcijos ir uz streika nc
bausti pasiuntimu kares
laukan. Bet svarbiausias
vyriausybes nusileidimas
tai tas, kad jinai leido dar-
bininkams nuskirti savO kO-
misija, kuTi lures balsa
prie maistO padalinimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
RUSIJA STOW SALE
TALKININKQ
Petrogradas, bal. 90.

Petrogradas, bal. 20. =
Rusijos uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteris MiliukOv vakar
kalb6jo ! prisiustus cionai
Prancuzijos ir Anglijos
darbininku dclegatus. Jis
pasake, jogei talkininkai
neturi bijoties, kad Russia
nuo ju atsimestu ir viena
susitaikintu su Vokietija.
Laisvoji Russia dabar yra
dvigubai stipresne ir negali
pasiduoti priesininko uz-
gaidoms - pazymejo Miliu-
kOv.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
SVARBUS TEISMO NU-
SPRENDIMAS.

Chicagoje gyvuoja viesp-
.ju mokyklu mokytoju wy
I'll ir mOteru federacija, ku-
ri yra kaipir kOkia unija.
Prizes Sita federacija smar-
kiai kovoja mokyklu tary-
ba. Perniai ia taryba ke-
lias deSimtis veiklesniu fe-
dcracijos nariu-mokytO.ju
praSalino is mokytojavimo.
Fedcracija todel ta reikala
pavedc tcismui. Dabar vir-
Siausias Illinois valstijOs
teismas nusprend6, kad mo-
kyklu taryba turi teise vi
suomct kaip prasalinti, taip
ir atgal priimti, sulyg savo
moro, vieSuju mokyklu mo-
kytojus ir mOkytOjas.
Tatai iSaiSkinta visas tas
rcikalas, w kuri savais lai-
l;ais tick daug trukSmO bu-
vo sukclta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
REZIGNAVO ISPANIJOS
KABINETAS.

LONDONAS, bal. 20. -
Rezignavo Ispanijos kabi-
netas. Karalius Alfonsas j
ministeriu pirmininkus pa
kviete senate pirmininka,
markiza MANUEL Garcia
Prieto. Sis sutiko ir tveria
nauja kabineta.
Visoj Ispanijoj siaucia
betvarke. Darbininkai tai
kosi sukelti revolucija. Vi
sol salyj truksta maisto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
ANGLIJOS VYRIAUSY-
BES ATSTOVAI.
Washington, bal. 20.

Washington, bal. 20. -
Suv. .Nalstiju vyriausybc
skclbia, kad Sion Salin at
kcliauja tarties karcs vcdi-
mo rcikaluOsc sekanti An
glijos vyriausybGs atstOvai:
Arthur James BalfOur,
uzsicniu reikalu minister's.
Sis Erie DrummOnd.
Jan Malcolm, parlamento
narys.
G. F. DOrmer IL G. But
Ter, personals Stabas.
Rcar-admirolas Sir Dud-
lev II. l.. de Chair.
Majoras-gen. q. Bridges.
Kapit. III. II. Spencer
Clay.
Lordas Cunliffc, Anglijos
hankO virSininkas.
(Pirmiau buvo praneSta,
kad atkeliauja net 20 Wy
riausybcs atstovu).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
PASTATE IL NAUJU
DIvIzIJQ.
PrancuZai visvien varOsi
pirmyn.

Paryzius, bal. 20. = Kad
sulaikyti prancuzu briovi-
masi tarpe SOissons IL Au-
berivc, Won Hindenburgas
ten esantiems vOkieciams
pagclbOn pasiuntc dar -
kq diviziju (24O,OO0 karei-
vip). Teciaus ir toji pa
gclba nieko ncgelbsti. Pran-
cuzai varosi pirmyn atmuS-
dami visas vokieciQ atalias.
Toliausia prancuzai pasiva-
re Morinvilliers apylinkcse.
Pacme kelias augStumas ir
stiprias pOzicijas. PaGmc
dvi daugiau vokicciu arti-
lerijos gaterojas Aubcrive
Some.
Pictuose ir pictvakariuo-
Sc nuo st. Quentin scka bal
81 artilcrijos dvikOva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
MEKSIKOS SPAUDA w.
SIPUOLA ANT SUV.
VALSTIJU.

Ell Paso, Tex, bal. 20. -
Meksikos spauda, laikino
prczidcntO CarranzOs kon-
trOliuojama, smarkiai uzsi-
puola ant Suv. Walsti.iu
pracituosius laikus. Meksf-
konai isreiskia pageidavi-
ma. kad Vokietija ivciktu
Suv. Valstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
RUSIJA ATSISAKO TAI
KINTIES SUI TEU-
TOMAS.
Washington, bal. 20.

Washington, bal. 20. =
Ola gauta zinia, kad rusu
vyriausybG atsisakiusi tai
kinties arba pradeti bent
kokias taikos dcrybas SUI
Vokietija IL AustrIja, nc
ziulint socialistu pastangu.
Rusijos karciviai SUI darbi-
nutarG kariauti to-
Iesniai ir nesitaikinti SUI tc-
utonais be talkininku leidi-
mo ir pritarimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
PASINAUDOS KONFIS-
KUOTAIS LAIVAIS.
Washington, bal. 20.

Washington, bal. 20. =
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
savo ustuosc, kaip zinoma,
sukonfiskavo apic Simta vi
sokios ruSies vOkieciu gar
laiviQ. Dabar nutarta tuos
garlaivius, tarp kuriu yra
CANA didcliu, pataisyti ir
tuojaus paimti darban.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
Is LIETUVIV GYvE-
NIMO RUSIJOJE.
SimferopOlis. - Ncvicn;

Simferopolis. - Ncvicnas
gal yl'a girdGjes apic Kry-
ma, kuris taip labai giria-
mas. Ticsa, kas tik -yra
mates Kryma, kickvicnas
pasakys, kad tai vicna &C.
riausiu Rus:jos vietu. Ir is
tikro, cia yra kcliolika vie
tn, kaip Jalta, Eupotolija,
Gurzufas, AluSta, Teodozi-
ja, kuriOsc daug ligOniu va
ziuoja svcikatos ieSkodami.
ypac dziovininku. Antra,
patti gamta taip pat gan"
grail, ypaG daugiausiai mis-
kais apauges pietu krantas.
Ziemos Gia, galima sakyti,
visai nora. Zicma daugiau-
siai lyja IL ukanota, oras
CANA Siltas.
Niena zymiausiu victu
Krymc = SimfcrOpolis. ia
me dabar yra ncmaza saul
jclG ictuviu. Pirmiau Gia
apic lietuvius nickas nebu-
vo girdejes. Nieni laikyda-
vO juos lcnkais, kit gal net
vokicCiais. Ilgainiui kai lie
tuviai emc organizuOtis IL
isisteige pl'ieglauda SUI mo-
kykla IL kitu istaigu, kai
cme vieSai rodytis, ypac va
kareliais, = visi supratO
JUGS esant tauta, skirtina
nuo lenku il kitu. Ypac
Kaledu 3 d. 'Genovaites"
vakarelis padare labai ma
lcnu ispudi net svetimtau-
CLAIMS, kuriu cia buvo daug
atsilanke.
Esant pas mus kunigui
Draugeliui, l.. DIR. Centre
Komitcto igaliotiniui, ne
truko Sitoje mazoje saujelc-
.je ir darbininkU. Jic rup1-
nosi Sviesti savo tautiecius
ir taip toll, net pietuosc,
platinti Lietuvos varda
tarp svetimtauciu.
Kad dabar ir sunkus me
tas, kad il daugelis suvaito-
ja sopami, tcciaus tegu ne
nulcidzia ranku, tegu dirDa
savicsicms kaip galcdami.
"L. B."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
GARLAIVIAI NEBUS
ANGLV PERzIU-
RINEJAMI.
Washington, bal. 20.

Washington, bal. 20. =
Balandzio Is d. galutinai
nutarta, kad is Americas
pIaukiantieji garlaiviai i Eu
ropa, taigi Prancuzija ir
Angli.ja, tOlesniai nebus SUI
trukdomi AnglijOs uOstuose
del pertikrinimO, ar jie ne
vcza kOkiOs nOrs karines
kontrabandos. Visi garlai-
vial plauks tiesiu sau keliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
NUSKANDINTAS ISPA
NIJOS GARLAIVIS.

Madrid, bal. 20. - Vokie-
Giu nardancioji laive nu-
skandino ispanu garlaivl
"Tom." zuvo 18 ispanu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
APSIVEDIMAS NEIS-
GELBES NUO KAREI-
VIAVIMO.
Milwaukee, Wis, bal. &c

Milwaukee, Wis, bal. 30.
- Wisconsin, valstijos mi
licijos pulku koraendantai
nusprcndG, kad nei vicno
vyro, tinkanCiO karciviauti,
nepaliuosuotu is milicijos,
kurie po karcs paskclbimo
apsivcdc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
SUSEKTA NAUJA
KOMETA.

Londonas, bal. 20. -Rcu-
terio depesa is Australijos
pranesa, kad pracito antra-
dicni6 rytc susckta nauja
komcta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
SoSoSoS6SoSoSoS6SoSoSo
VOKIECIAI PLENUOJA
ATKIRSTI PETRO-
GRADA.

PETROGRADAS, bal. 20.
- Vokieciai ruosiasi uzpul-
ii rusus Rygos-Dvinsko So
he, anot rusu generalio STA
DO pranesimo. Tam tikslui
vokieciai panaudosia ir ka-
res laivyna.
Rygos -Dvinsko Sonan vo-
kieciai sutraukia daugeli
kariuomenes, gabena daug
ir amunicijos. Kares laivai
is KieA perkaso plaukia j
Liepoja. Kariuomene perke-
llama daugiausia is Rumu-
MICS sono.
Abelnai manoma, kad vo-
kieciai stengsis atkirsti Pet
rograda nuo veikiancios ru-
su armijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
0 R AS.
BALANDzIO 20, 1917 M.

Chicago ir apylink6s. =
Siandic gall butt lietaus ir
griausmu: truputi vesiau;
rytoj grazus oras, bet daug
vesiau.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia 70, zemiausia SO
laipSniai.
Saule teka SOP. leidziasi
6:36.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
NETEKO 40 LAIVU
SAVAITEJE.
Londonas, bal. 20.

Londonas, bal. 20. =
AnOt oficialio praneSimo,
Anglia pracitq savaite nc
tckusi 40 visokios ruSics
garlaiviu, kuriuos nuskan-
dinusios vokieciu nardan-
clos laivGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-20
Berlynas. bal. 20.

Berlynas, bal. 20. - CiO-
mai oficialiai paskelbta, kad
Xxi Siolei nci viena nardan-
cioji laivG ncpasiusta i va
karinius Amerikos pakras-
CiuS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
Franklin B. Sanborn,
John Browns Friend,
Dies in Seth Year
Helped Operate underground
Railroad" in Days Before
Civil War

franklin B. Sanborn, Of Concord,
Mass, a colleague OF John Brown and
active in the underground railroad Of
antebellum days, died yesterday at the
home Of his son. Francis, in Wcstfeld,
y. J. He was cighty,hye years old.
In 1860, after Mr.. Sanborn had re-
fused to So TO Washington as witness
in an investigation OF slave raids, fear
ing for his personal safety, he was
seized in his heme By FIVE men led by
a Roston consts bic. Neizhbors rallied
70 his assistance and took him from the
hands Of the police. The next day he
was liberated by the court.
lie vas born in Hampton Falls, y. H.,
on grant that had been in his family
since 1915. He attended Phillips ES-
eter Academy and was graduated from
Harvard in 1855, seventh IN his class.
A. the invitation OF Ralph Waldo Emer'
son he took charge Of school in Con-
cord, where he remained until 1868.
From 1855 until after the death Of
John Brown he divided his time be-
tween his school and the councils Of
the Massachusetts State Kansas Com
mittee, of which he was a member. He
was suspected of completely in the
Harper's Ferry raid OF 1859.
Mr.. Sanborn became editor OF "The
Boston Commonwealth" in 1868. and
wrote for it until 1858. In October,
1853, he became secretary Of the first
Beard Of State Charities in the eoun'
try. established By Governor Andrew.
lie began work as contributing edi-
tor for "The Springfield Republican IN
1858, and retired in 1914, although he
continued TO write weekly letters. the
last OF which appeared on Thursday.
He was one of the founders Of the Con-
cord School Of Philosophy. and became
president of the Bird Club OF Boston
in 1874, on the death OF his friend,
+. ". Bird. He wrote "fhe Life and
Letters OF John Brown" "Reeollectiors
of Seventy Years" and biographies OF
Thoresu, Emerson anil others. He was
a member OF the Massachusetts His
torical Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
MRS, WILLIAM J. CARR

Mrs. William j. Carr, wife of Justice
Carr, OF the Appellate Division, died
Yesterday at her home, BAL Carroll
Street, Brooklyn, from bronchitis. which
she contracted when nursing her hus-
band through a recent illness. She was
ffty.three years old and had been for
years a leader in the charitable work
of the Catholic Church. The shock Of
his wife's death, the family fears, may
have a disastrous effect on Justice Carr
who ia only convaleseent. Mrs. Carr
was born in Brooklyn. For many years
she had been connected with the work
of the Church of st. Francis Xavier,
st. Anthony's Hospital for Consump-
tives and the Immaculate Conception
Day Nursery. She was one OF the or
ganizers Of the Home for Working
Girls, on Prospect Avenue.
Besides her husband, three daugh-
tiers and three sons survive her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
ENGAGEMENTS


PRYSER MEDNiCk Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcdnick. of 2ji East 18Th st.. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Leo
more. to Mr.. Alfred h. Peyser. Reception
SUNDAY. February 20. at the Wallace. AS
West l52d st., 2. 10.
RoSEN2WETG - STIEFEL 49, Mrs. Nettle
Stiefel, Of sol West 10th st., announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Erma. 70
Mr.. Irving RosenTweiE.
SISsON- NASH-Mrs. George Nash, OF ?lO
West Goth St, announces the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Marguerite Amy
Nash, TO Spencer Alec Sisson, OF Erie,
Penn Miss Nash is a daughter OF the
late George Nash and graduate of Smith.
Mr.. ssson 10 the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Sisson, OF Erie. Penn, and a graduate OF
Princeton and Harvard Law.
YAyELOW- -BODENHElM-Dr. and Mrs il.
Bodenheim take pleasure in announcing the
engagement OF their daughter, Helen, to
DR.. Manuel Ysyelow, Of Mount Vernon.
-. y. wiz receive at 1902 Vireo ayp
Voodlawn, February Is, from ; 10 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
JOHN SMITH DIES
Freeport, L. J., Celebrity Was Ninety.
seven Years Old

John A. Smith, known FAR and wide
on Long Island as "Uncle john" died
yesterday at his home in Freeport. He
was ninety-seven years old.
His father, Captain Rsynor Rock
Smith, was the first life saver on the
south shore of Long Island and when
the bark Mexico stranded of Baldwin
village fifty years ago "Upele John
helped his father in the rescue work
and later in the burying OF 200 victims.
For years the Republican primaries
were held in "Uncle Johns" house, and
for more than fifty years he carried
the ballots from his district to the
Town Hall in Hampstead. lie had he. I
several local Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
RICHARD I. MULLIGAN, L. S. n.

Commodore Richard Thomas Multi
gan, u. S. ~, retired, died on Friday
at his home. IS Cherry Street, Eliza
beth, n. J. lie was sixty-one years old.
lie was born in New York. His father
was the late Colonel j. B; Mulligsn,
L. s. A. Commodore Mulligan was
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy in 1876 aud was com.
missioned ensign in 1880. He served
through the Spanish War. He had
been commander OF the Msrblehesd
and the Yorktown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
MARRIAGES

GEER-HAMILToN At the kanstensh,
Syracuse. \. Y, on Saturday, February "a,
1917, by Dean John Taylor Rose, kaths-
rine Ellis Hamilton. OF CsEenoyis, ". Y,
20 Joseph White Ger. Of New York City.
Thursdsy. February
90, 1917, at the home Of the bride, i49 St
Paul's Place, Brooklyn. by the Rev. Erwin
bennett. Maude Henrietta Gefvert to Mar
shall Haskin Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

-7as preceded by a reception, and was
followed by programme OF addresses
and music. DR.. Frank Crane. Mrs. Ann
Tomlinson. Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey,
Major Philip r. Reveille. of the seth
Regiment, and Lous Durant Edwards
were the speakers.
Among the guests we're Borough
President and Mrs Marks. Borough
President and Mrs. Bounds, Howard r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

Bayne, Miss Blanche Brace. OF The New
York Tribune; Miss Eleanor Gates,
Mrs. Edward Beecher Finch, president
of the Philadelphia Woman's Press
Club, Mrs. Fenwick Williams, president
of the Montreal Womans Press Club;
Miss Jane Johnston Martin, president
Of the League. of Advertising Women;
Mrs. William Grant Brown and Mrs
John Francis Yawger