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Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
NEARLY 5,OOO
 DESERTERSARE LIN STATE LIST
Compilation of Slackers by Colonel Breen Most Inter- esting Reflection on the Course of Mexicans

Four thousand nine hundred and five deserters have been charged up to Ari- zona in securing the first quota of that state for the national army from the date of the registration to the present time.
 This compilation of slackers in Ari- zona has just been completed by Col onel Fred $. Breen, the first one of the kind ever made public, and gives some idea of the large number of registrants who have failed to appear for exami- nation when so ordered by the local boards.
 This number of deserters is equiva- lent to s245,250 to the active man or men who turn them over to any officer, as there is a price of $50 on the head of each one of them, placed there by the government.
 How this number of deserters in Ar izona compares with the deserters of other states has not been learned, no such table ever having been received at the local headquarters. But it is the opinion of the local officials that this state will stand near the head of the list in the number of deserters, princi- paly on account of the large number of MexicanS in the population. There dIe dlSo HdHy oL Olner IOrelSn ndtlon- alities in the state, with the majority of whom the draft officials have had much trouble.
 In the table prepared it is interest ing to note that Cochise county stands the highest in the number of deserters Cochise county is in the southeast cor | ner of the state and has probably the | largest per cent of MeXicanS of any | county in the state.
 Gila county is second highest, and Pima third. Apache county has the honor of owning the feWest deserters, only 13 being charged to that county. Navajo is not far behind, with only IT,
 Following is the table showing the deserters in each county and the total l repiStrati ion.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
.EXTRAD|T|ON0F
 NICHOLSONS |S
 DENIED BY HUNT
Remarkable Case Comes to Remarkable Conclusion When Alleged Fugitives Get Sanctuary ill State

Governor George W. ?. Hunt yester- day refused 10 issue extradition papers io Deputy Sheriff M. T, lYeems of Mississippi county, Arkansas, for the return tO Blythcville of MT. and Mrs. Elmo Nicholson. wanted there for all lcgod multiplicity of crimes.
 Nicholson was indicted by q grand jury of Mississippi county, according to word from Arkansas, for alleged ir- regular transactions with a bank.
 He was also indicted by the same grand jury for the larceny of mule and it was on this warrant that his eX- tradition was asked for.
 He is said to be wanted for abscond- ing with and selling an automobile, not his own property.
 Civil claims aggregating thousands of dollars, it is said, arc made against Nicholson in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Nicholson, who is said to be well buoWn in the south as Sadie Condor, is .harged according to the Arkansas agent, with the embezzlement of a platinum and diamond watch.
 These arc said to be only a few of Inc charges against the NichOlsons in ihe south and who by Governor Hunts .cfusal to grant eXtradition will be residents of Arizona. According 10 their attorney, r. c. Struckmeyer, they intend making their home here. He stated last evening that the fugitive from justice cases against them in Justice Dc Souzas court would be dis missed and that tte issuance of the temporary warrant aas mere form awaiting the governors action.
 Mir. StrCkmeyer, who has been counsel for Nicholson since he was first taken into custody on receipt from a wire from Arkansas, stating
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

that he had defrauded the Bank of Blytheville, had made the public state ment that he would not represent him at the hearing on extradition. In view of the fact that he was counsel for Governor Hunt in the contest suit and recently appointed on the commission of state institutions by Governor Hunt, he did not wish to argue the matter so soon upon Mir. Hunts resuming office. Herman Lewkowitz appeared as the attorney in the case, but Mir. Struck meyer was also present in the outer of flee and made his appearance when the arguments waXed hot. Attorney Cen eral Wiley E. Jones and Assistant At torney General Whitney and County Attorney l.. M. Daney testified as to the validity of the papers which they stated were made out in the proper form.
 P. H. Hayes, who represents the Bank of Blytheville, which has claims in the sum of SS,000 against Nicholson, was not present at the hearing, the re-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
Pedestrians Flee
 As Uncontrolled
 Motor Hits Walk

"Business is rushing" exclaimed an astonished clerk at the Central Pharmacy yesterday afternoon as the Saturday crowd suddenly burst in upon him, almost tearing the hinges from the doors in an effort to gain entrance, while Mrs. L. E. Ioeye piIoted a big touring car down the sidewalk on the Central, avenue side.
 p. Mckinney, living at the Com merciaI hotel and s. B. Barker of Brswley, were knocked down in the excitement and hundreds of week. end shoppers were almost frightened out of their wits by the unusual per- formance.
 Mrs. Hoeye was driving east on Washington and turning north on center when she coIIided with w. L. Abbott, who was going west on Washington. According to informa- ton furnished the police, Mrs. Hoeye vas entitled to the intersection when the collision occurred.
 Losing control of the car, Mrs. Hoeye drove up on the sidewalk and for a distance of 40 feet pedestrians fled in dismay as the car bore down upon them. The auto was turned back into Washington street before being brought to a stop.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION PRICES PRICE FUR BRAN NOW ESTABLISHED
Government Cuts Feed Price from about $50 tu 2S50 per Ton, and Shorts and Standard Niddlings Mixed
 Feeds, Flour Middlings and Rcd Dog Go Down in Price to Consumers as a Direct Consequence of Act

Far reaching benefits to the dairy man, poultryman and stockman as well a s the ultimate consumers of Arizona are contained in additional rules and regulations governing flour and feed mills. These rules are promulgated by the United States food administration and copies were received yesterday at the office in Phoenix of Timothy A. Riordan, federal food administrator for Arizona together with instructions to see that they are rigidly enforced.
 One of the most drastic changes to be effected under the new rsles is the reduction in the price of bran which has been selling in the neighborh6od of $50 a ton to about $2S.50 a ton.
 Through this one item alone the dairymen and poultrymen of Arizona will be benefited to a very material extent, it is predicted, while the con- sumer should also reap a benefit in the reflected reduction in the price of but ter eggs and milk. With a reduction Tn the price of these commodities, it is 1 pointed out, a substantial gain will nave been realized in the drive which the food administration is making on the general high cost of living.
 The new rules are now in force and their effect should be felt immediately
 The new regulation affecting the price of bran and other by-products ot wheat is known as Rule 19 and reads as follows:
 l No licenses engaged in the business or milling flour and feed from whear snail sell wheat mill feed al 1 any price In excess of the following prices:
 Bran: Bulk price per ton Of 2,OOt pounds at the mill in carloads in nc case shall exceed 9S per cent of tn, average cost to such mill of one ton O wheat at the mill. which cost of Mhea
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

suit Of which provoked the following statement from him:
 AS l understand the law, the prop- CT inquiry of the chief executive of a state can go no farther than inquire in 10 the regularity of the proceedings brought for the eXtradition of a. fugi- i've from justice. As I understand the situation, no serious legal objection to the proceedings was raised, and that the county attorney advised the gov ernor that the application was in prop CT legal form
 Even more emphatic is Deputy Sher- III Weems, who frankly stated that if he had been given "a square deal" he.
 would have been on his way with the wanted couple"
 The courts of Arkansas are not through with the Nicholsons," declared Weems, who added that he considered 1t nasty piece of conduct to make Ar lzona an asylum and refuge for fugi- tVes from other states.
 l cannot understand how an execu- tive can refuse to do his plain duty in a case ot as serious nature as the Nich- olson cases. Your governor stated that II It had merely been a bench warrant Tor the theft of a mule, he would send ~NiN'OloOl DdNhs DuL III N1eW or the fact that there were so many other charges he would not recognize the request of the governor of Arkansas. The more vicious the criminal, the more welcome the invitation to become a citizen of Arizona seems to be the idea as I gath cred 1t at the state house.
 T want to say right here that the affidavit relative to a conversation I had with Jordan and Grace and filed by them with the governor is absolute ly untrue. They charge me with prom ising the Nicholsons if they would re- turn with me and straighten out their civil affairs no criminal action would be brought
 MT. Hayes who has attached the very wonderful jewels found in possession of Mrs. Nicholson. which the southern authorities wired the sheriff to hold. stated last evening that he had nothing to do with and was in no way inter ested in the extradition proceedings against Elmo Nicholson and his wife,
 q was employed on behalf of the Bank of Blytheville, of Blytheville, Ark. by an operative of thesBurns De- tective agency to institute such civil action as might be appropriate to pro- tect the bank against financial losses arising from Nicholsons conduct to-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

Of the entire number of 5,72S regis trants reported from the various coun- ties as deserters, S23 have been dis posed of in some manner in the office of Colonel Breen. Some have been sent on to training camp, having produced sufficient excuse for not having re- ported at the first call of the local board. Some have been dismissed as aliens, and some have been sent to prison, convicted as deserters. In all, S23 have been apprehended and dis posed of, leaving 4,905 still on the list as deserters and for whom the govern ment has offered a reward of $50 each.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

shall be the average cost as shown by the previous months records of said mill and shall include the one per cent administration fee paid by the mill on all wheat ground.
 The farmers are now getting $3.1o per hundred for wheat or sI5 a ton at Phoenix and this figure if used as the average for the last month would make the price of bran at 3S per cent of $75 or S2S.50 per ton. At Tucson the new price will be substantially the same being figured at 3S per cent of the av- craze monthly price per ton that the farmers have been paid at that point. Taking bran as basis, the differ entials established by the government for other byproducts of wheat, to- gether with the new maximum prices at which they will be allowed to be sold at the mill are set forth as follows:
 In excess of New price
 bran basis per ton
 (Phoenix) Shorts and stan-
 dard middling ..$ per ton $90.5O Mixed feeds .... per ton 32.50 Flour middlings .. 9per ton 37.5O Red dog .... 15 per ton 43.50 The above percentages on prices are subject to revision from time to time by the United States food administra- tion but no revision will be made with out thirty days notice. This rule does not affect existing contracts.
 One of the most important benefits of the new orders will be to save the poultry industry of the state, which or account of the rising cost in the price of feeds for some time past has beer on the verge of destruction. Many en- 1 gagged in this line have been forced tC sell their fowls while those who have remained in business have been operat, ing at great loss, they claim
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

Do not wait until tomorrow-phone that WANT AID to The Republican and dispose of. or get what you want
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

We want more good distributors and have attract i've proposition for live dealers in good locations. If interested, representative will be glad to com- municate with you.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
ANGLIJOs AMBASADO-
Rus NENORI KALBETI
ST TROCKIU.

Westinghouse, lapEr. %.
uzrubeziniu
reikalQ minister's Leonas
Trockis steigesi gauti progq
Pasikalb6ti su Didziosios
Britanijos ambasadoriumi
Petrograde. Telegramos pra
mesa, kad Dastarasis nesu-
tikO kalb6ties su Trockiu.
Ir kitos talkinink6s val
greiG.ausiai taip elg-
sis Shame reikale, kaip ir
Didzioji Britannia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
SUSAI PRANEsA TAI
.zININKAMS, KAD JIE
NENORI KARTAUTI.

Petrogradas, lapkr. %
Iaujoji Rusijos vyriausyb@
)aliep6 virSiausiam rusQ ar
.aijQ vadui gen. Bukonin pa
-iulyti prieSingosios kariuo-
nen6s vadovui prad6ti da-
ybas apie nusiginklavimQ.
Apie tai Quota zinOti ir Vi
iems talkininkQ ambasado-
riams.
Cia aiSkinama, kad pa
tulyjimas nusiginkluoti to-
Ggrazu nereiSkia seperatiS-
s taikq. Rusai b7tk aiskiai
szymi, kad jie netrokSta
fSk1rOS talkOS.
Jeigu Vokietija atmes pa
iulijima, nusiginkluoti, tai
.arbininku taryba II visUo-
mas Rusijos darbininkQ II
areiviu kongesas vesias as
riausia kovq prizes yoki$k}
2ilitarizmq, kol "rusQ de-
.aokratiSkomis id6jomis i
Vokietijos gwen
Ojai nenuyers sayO VaidOVV
+ nepareikalaus taikos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
DIDELI ANGLV LAME
JIMkI PRANCUZIJOJ.

Londonas,, lapkr. 23.- .-Ka-
res Stabas pranesa, kad ang-
lu kariuomene nuslavusi vi
So Hindeburgo linija Arraso
fronte ir toliau zengianti
pirmyn.
Daugybe nauju kareiviQ
paimta nelaisv6n.
"Tanks" veda visus uz-
puolimus, 0 kavalerija su
p6stininkais uzima atimtus
apkasus.
VokieGip nuostoliai uz-
mustuose, suzeistuose ir pa
imtuose i nelaisve tiesiog
milziniSki.
ISardomos iStisos divizi-
jos. Neoficialiai pranesama,
kad buk isviso vokieciai ne
teke $4,000 zmoniq.
Anglp nuostoliai nedideli.
Sulyg paskutiniu prane-
Simu priesakiniai burial ang
lu kariuomenes randasi tik
uz triju myliQ nuo miesto
Cambria.
Anglai dar nekartq taip
smarkiai nemuSe vokieciu,
kaip dabar. Aprokuojama,
kad i nelaisve paimta arti
10000 vokieciu. Nelaisvi,l
skaiciuje randasi 200 afice-
riq. =.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
AMERIkOS ZlNlOS.
Uzginimas koseti apakin'
mergaite.
apakino

Columbia, Pa, lapEr. %.
-Tarpe ivairiQ paliepim'l
vietineje augstesnioie mo-
kykloje buvo isakyta neko-
seti lake lekcijq. Jei kan
nors nor6josi koseti, tai pri-
verstas buvo kokiuo nors
budu susilaikyti, idant is
pildyti mokyklos paredymq.
Sis kvailas paredymas buvo
priezastimi apakimo moki-
nei Angelin Marley. Mer-
gate norejo kos6ti, bet bi-
jodama sukelti triuksmq,
,s1narlziai suspaude nosi pir-
stats ir tuojaus apako. Tas
atsitiko 6 lapkricio, bet mer-
gate dar lig siol nepraragG-
jo ir greieiausiai jau ME
kuomet neprarages. Mano-
ma, kad delei nosies sus-
paudin1o sugedo akies ner-
val.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
suarestuotas "pinigu dirbi-
mo" masineles savininkas.

Bostonas, lapkr. 23.-Ne-
seniai cia pakliuvo i polici-
jos rankas garsus lenkas
apgavikas Adomas Janula.
Sis vyras simtais ir tukstan-
ciais doleriQ apgaudinejo sa-
.vo tautieeius su "pinigQ dir
bimo" maSinele. Tos stebuk-
lingosios maSineles svar-
biausia ypatybe buvusi
"padvigubinime'' idetu pi-
nigu. Pavyzdziui, Janula
aiskindavo, kad idejus j jo
masinele simta doleriq, uz
.keliu minueiu vietoje simto
isis du Sintai. Daug tamsq
zmoneliq itikejo Siam apga-
vikui ir kuobrangiausiailm mo-
ejo W ia masina, ku1i Vi
siskai nepadvigubindavo pi-
nigq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
Aklas bus iSsventintas
kunigus.

Buffalo, lapkr. %. Po-
piezius Benediktas suteike
speciale dispense, kad Hen
ry J. Wessling galima bus
iissssEentinti iss i kunigus. Sis
klerikas yra aklas. Apako
jis 1910 metuose, kuomet
istyko lake lekeiios chemis-
.ku sastatu sprogimas. Tai
yra pirmas zinornas atsiti-
kimas, kad aklas butu Sven
tinamas j kunigus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
jUAREsTAVO KERENS
KIO PACIA.

Londonas, lapkr. 23.-
raneSama, kad Raudono-
Hos Gvardijos nariai sua-
Resstavo premiere Kerenskio
paeia, kuomet 81 megino nu-
araskyti bolseVikq apgaf-
sinimus, Smezianeius JOS Wy
,Ea.
Revoliucijonieriskas ko-
mitetas Maskvoje sutvere
tam tikra gvardija delei
Isaugojimo svetimp valstlJu
pilieeiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
New Yorkas, lapkr. 23.-

New Yorkas, lapkr. %
Generals federaliSkas pro-
kuroras Thomas w. Grego-
1y sitaip issitare viename
bankiete:
"95 nuosimciai Suv. Vals-
tijp gyventoju yra lojaliski
il sutiktq reikale mirti uz
savo Sail. Kas link likusiQjll
penl1ip nuosimciu, tai Dieve
buk jiems Mielasirdingas,
nes jie negali tikieties mic
lasirdystes nuo visos tau
tos".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
TIKESI GREET ATIMTI
NUo TURKV JERUzALI-
MA.


Londonas, lapkr. %.
Anglu kariuomene, veikian-
tt Palestinoje prizes turkus,
jau prisiartino prie Jer1za-
limo pakrasciu. I
Manoma, kad generolo
Allenby'o kareiviai be di-
deliq sunkenybiQ uzvaldys
sventajl Miesta. Kas valan-
da laukiama ziniu apie Je-
ruzal1no puolima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
BICTUOlAVIMASIS
TARP BUSH IR VoKIE
cIV DtDEJA.

Kopenhagenas, lapkr. %.
-BiGiuol lavimasis tarp III
sQ If vokieGiu kareiviu ry-
tiniame frontc smarkiai di-
d6ja. Tel legramos is Berry
no skelbi ia, kad ''vokieciai
nesutiks nusig,inkluoti pirm
negu rusQ kareiviai nepa-
dcs SautpvQ''::
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
Kiseniniai vagiai bus ryk.
Stemis baudziami.


Wilmington, lapkr. 23.-
Charles Miller, Harry Gold
If Charles Harrison pateko
j policijos nagus, mes labai
ziureti ! svetimus XII
Senius. Jie nuteisti 6 me-
tams i kalejima ir 25 rykz
stes kiekvienas. Po penkio-
lika rykss6iu jie gaussss q sioje
subatoje, o desims dar bus
palikta ateinanciai subatai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
KAREIvIAI NUo RUsU
FRONTO PLIEKIA TIA
LUIS.

Italy armijos stabas, lap
kr. 3d. -Priesai eme smar-
kiai atakuoti italu pozicijas
toje vietoje prie Piavo u
pes, kur j pasisuka i Bel
luno Alpas.
Atakose dalyvauja ge=
riausia vol1ieciq kariuome-
ne, kuri neseniai tapo cia
nuo vakarinio
Rusijos fronto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
BOMBARDUOJA SVAR-
BV GELEzINKELIU
CENTRA.

Londonas, lapkr. 23.- Sc
Sip gelezinkeliQ eentras II
Siaip jau didziai vokieeiams
svarbus miestas Cambria
pradeta bombarduoti is ang-
lp armotQ. Taigi, netik Hin
deburgo :frontas visiskai SUI
lauzytas, bet taip gi sutrius-
kinta butinai vokieeiams
reikalinga gelezinkeliq lini-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
PAVARE GENEROIaA,
PRIEsINGA TAIKAI.

Londonas, lapkr. 30
icial6s telegramos is Pet
'ogrado pranesa, kad dar-
oininku taryba prasalinusi
.fyriausiaji rusu armijQ va
Ia gen. BukoninQ uz "atsi-
;akyma iSpildyti paiepimq
lpie nusiginklaVin1o pasiu-
.ijimQ".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
Kares priesininku kova su
policija.
San Francisco, laplr. %.

San Francisco, lapkr. %.
Siomis dienomis cia ivyko
rimtas susiremimas ant
miesto gatviq tarp policijos
il kares priesininkq, kurie
buvo susirinke paklausyti
prof. Nealingo kalbos uz
taika. Tik valandai prasin-
kus "dedems" pasiseke is
vaikyti pacifistp minia. 3
ypatos suarestuotos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
UzGRIEBTAS RUSAMs
sKIRTAs CUKRUS.

New Yorkas, lapkr. %.
Federaliskas adninistrato-
RUS George M. Ralph uzlai-
ke 10000 tonQ cukraus, ku-
ris dar prizes revoliucija ta-
30 parduotos caro- vyriausy-
bel ir laikomas sandelyJ.
Dabar Sis cukius bus par
davinejamas Amerikoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
"Patriotai" apipyle il sna
lu ir apibarste pluksnomis.

osakis, Mimi, lapkr. %.
-Burys kaz kokiu zmoniQ
sugavo naturalizuota vokie-
ii E. III. Stratemeyer ir nu.
siveze j uz miesto apipyle
smalu ir apibarste pluksno-
mis-.
Tai buk bausme uz kol1i
ten nelojaliska issireiskima.
Geda daro Amerikai' to-
kie siaudiniu patriotu pasi-
elgimai. Kulturiskiems zmo-
mems visiskai nepritinka
taip elgties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
New Yorke sunku gauti
druskos ir degtuku.

New Yorkas, lapkr. 22.-
Pastaraisiais laikais eia pra-
dejo stigti druskos irl deg
tukQ. Prize siu dalykQ sto-
kos nemazai prisidejo il
pacios Seimyninkes. Kuomet
jos uzgirdo ganda apie
druskos ir degtukp pabran-
gina, tai tuojaus padare
dide1ius F'zopastus" delei
ko dabar kiti kencia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
sudege grudu uz 100000.

Mosbridge, So. D. lapkr.
3d. -Sionis dienomis Le-
mmone, S. D. iStyko milzi-
niSkas gaisras grudu sau-
deliuose. AprQkuojama, kad
ugnyje zuvo uz 200 tukstan-
eiu doleriu grudu. Dauge-
lis tvirtina, gaisra suren-
ge suokalbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
ATEME NUO VOKIECIV
KAMA.

Londonas, lapkr. 23. Ka-
res stabas pranesa, kad na,l-
joje ofensyvoje anglai is
muse vokieeius is kaimo
Fontaine Notre Dame.
(Fontaine Notre Dame
randasi beveik uz triju my
lip j piet-vakarius nuo
Cambria, pakelyj tarp Ba-
paume ir Cambrai).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
PUsE svARo DUONOs ]
DIENA ITALIJOJ.

Rymas, lapkr. %. -Itali-
jos vyriausybe parede, kad
kiekvienas gyventojas ne
privalo suvalgyti daugiau
puses svaro duonos j diena.
Policija darines kratas ma
muose ir pas ka ras daug
pasleptos duonos ir miltu,
tai bus astral nubaustas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
''slapieji" gavo s32 balsus
daugiau Iowoje.

Dor Moines, La, laplSr. ~.
-siomis dienomis pasibai-
ge galutini apskaitliavimai
lapkritiniu balsavimu delei
saliunu panaikinimo. Pasi-
.rodo, kad uz blaivybe bal
savo 214,693, 0 pries-215,-
625. Taigi, girtuokiavimo
salininkai 932 balsais dau-
giau Svencia pergale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
Tevas nuzude du savo val
kus.
kuS.
Sullivan, Ind. lapkr. 23.-

Begahniai nusimines de-
lei pacios mirties ir blogos
sveikatos anglekasis David
Johson nuzude dvi savo
duk!teris ir pavojingai susi-
zeide pats save. Viena nuzu-
dyta dukte buvo 3 metq, 0
kita Tx Is menesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
suv. Valstijp kareivis-vc-
kieeiu snipas.

Denver. lapkr. 23.-Forte
Logan tapo suarestuotas ka-
reivis vardu Ma Linder.
Policija mano, kad jis esas
vokieeiu snipas. Ma Linder
yta kaizerio laivyno rezer-
vistas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
SUOMIAI SUSITARE
VARYTI L.AUK RUSUS.

Kopenhagenas, lapkr. %.
Is Svedijos miesto Hapa-
randa ateina zinios, kad 50
cialistin6s il burzuazlnes
Suomijjos parties nutare
stengties isvyti rusu karei-
TTius. ISrodo, kad greit pra-
sides ten musiai.
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Du sudese ir du suSeisti'

osceo1a, lapkr. 23.- Va
kar isryto Sio miesto vidu-
RYE istiko nemazas gals
ras, kuris neapsiejo be emo
niq auku. Du vyrai tapo pa
vojingai suzzeisti, Q du kit
visiskai prazuvo ugnyje.
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Buffalo, lapkr. 23.-Ame-
rikos Darbo Federacija, ku-
ria veda garsusis Samuel
Gompers, isnese pageidavi-
ma, kad visi talkininkiu
valstiju pilieciai, gyvenan-
tieji Suv. Valstijose, butu
priverstinai imami kariuo-
menen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-23
ATEME NUO ITALV DU
VIRsUKALNIUS.

Berlinas, lapkr. 49, Off
cialiai paskelbta, kad siau-
riniame Italijos fronte, tarp
Brentos ir Piava upiu, vo-
kieeiai paeme Fontana IT
Monte kalnus.
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Tx dabar gazo sSaiskaa, ra-
syta 26 metal atgal.

Gainesville, Ca, lapkr. %.
Harry Hollen siomis die
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26 metal atgal is Hainesbo-
70. Nors tarp Hainesboro ir
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liQ, bet uzsimetes laiskas
tik dabar tepsieke adresata.