davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

Despite the war and extraordinary con-
ditions resulting therefrom, there has been
no letup in the number of tourists pouring
into the Southwest this year. On the con
trary, there has been an Increase. The in.
crease has been marked in Santa Fe. They
are coming by train and auto and motor.
cycle, coming by pairs and dozens and
scores. to see the ancient capital, the cliff
dwellings, the Indian dances, the prehis-
toric ruins and roads. the mountains and
the canyons, to catch the willy trout and
photograph the Oldest House and the Old
est ~Inhabitant.
The motor tourist business is especially
heavy. We are not doing what we should
to encourage, welcome and accommodate
it. In this connection it occurs to the New
Mexican that it would be very easy and in
expensive for Santa Fe to furnish the fiv-
verists and those in real gas wagons with a
nice, shady, cool, comfortable convenient
camping ground in the city. 1t should have
shelter pavilion, posts to hitch the autos
to, places to build campfres, tripods to hang
kettles on, benches to sit on tables to spread
lunches on and various and sundry other APP
purtenances to invite the auto camper Ev-
Cly udy you IA thCpO 6Vhtiy lying w
find the soft side of a rock or the dry side
of a swamp along the river, or in a vacant
lot somewhere. More often they move along,
as did an auto tourist party this last week
that we know of, ito a nice shady place over
toward Las Vegas where there is a little
stream and big trees
This is a very practical and feasible prop
osition and the city should attend to it. The
use of a site could be easily secured, city
water furnished and a shelter erected at
little cost. The forest service furnishes
commodious camping grounds, officially des-
ignatedy to the public. Certainly a motor
tourist center like Santa Fe should be able
to do so. A large percentage of those who
travel across the country by auto camp as
they go in preference to going to hotels; let
us induce them to do all their camping here
and leave their dollars in Santa Fe rather
than 60 over the hill somewhere.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
SHORT MEMORY

Landlord Ito Pat, who has just paid his
rentl-I hear you are a good Judge of whis-
Ky, Pat. Now, here are two different bot
tiles, and | want you to tell me which Is the
best.
Pat takes a glass Of each, smacks his lips
and looks wise.
Landlord-Well, Pat, which is the best?
Pat-Begorra, yer honor. they are both
good, but would We mind filling me another
glass of the first. have forgotten the taste
of it.--New York Globe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
NO GAMBLE

Once upon a time they published an or
der prohibiting gambling in Sing Sing. Two
inmates we're seen exchanging token money
and were hauled to the court.
Whats the charger" asked the Judge. {
Alleged gambling said the deputy.
Il thought all the cards, dice, gambling
paraphernalia and such we're destroyed"
They we're" answered the deputy, but
these two fellows were betting on whether
it will rain today or not."-New York Globe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
sIR!-
In Camp "somwehere.'
Jabs Editor:

Jabs Editor:
Ancient modesty made use of a fig
leaf as an article Of clothing, deeming it
all sufficient for that purpose. From
the showing made by the women and
girls of the present day history must be
about to repeat itself. But why despoil
the fig tree? These are conserving times
and the leaf is a necessity to the bear
ing tree. Better that they use some
thing which, while sufficiently large
for any case of modern modesty at the
same time wil help a worthy cause.
We bashfully suggest Red Cross stamps.
OLD BACH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
LEsE MAJEsTE

There will be no more trials for lese
majestic in Russia" said Ivan Shinsky, ed
itor of the Novoe Vremya in a lecture in
Chicago.
"Lese majestic, anyway, always seemed to
me ridiculous. 1t always reminded me OF
the policeman who, was asked:
"'Oficer, what's the charge against this
prisoners
"sImpersonating a policeman, Your Honor.
.Impersonating a policeman, chr
Yes, Your Honor. He held up his
hand and stopped an automobile instead
Of letting it run over him,"-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
NEUTRAL

The big boss was consulting Nelse, the
~janitor, relative to the qualifications of an
applicant for a place as assistant %janitor.
"Do you know the boys reputation for
truth and varacity' he asked.
"Yas, sub, vas, sub, guess de trufe !
reckon dat is, | nevah is ketched him in no
lies, but bout dis here v'ras'ty business,
I'M gwinter be fair wild you, some say he
will Ian some say he wont."--MacOn Tele-
graph.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
NEEbL QUESTION

Now, see here!" said the lawyer. Be
lore take your case | want to know If
you're guilty?',
Am guilty?' replied the prisoner. ''sWot
dyer s'pose? Dyer think I'd hire the most
expensiev lawyer in town il / was limo.
cent ?"-London Answers!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
A CRASHING MIND

Eight hours work, eight hours rest, and
eight hours recreation, you know" said
the man who likes proverbs.
Yes replied the weary citizen, maybe
time Congress will be hurried up to
pass a law looking out for the rest and the
recreation Evening Star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

he got off a day to visit his home.
.My son." the father greeted him
sternly, II didn't raise you to be a 6l
der"
The son gulped a great gulp.
II know you didn't, dad" he replied,
land If you could only see the way
those officers have been m~anhandling
me to correct your mistake, you would
kick yourself thoroughly, II you had the
slightest filial regard"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
NEW KIND or FISH STORY
(Fort Sumner Review.)

Wood Butcher found a nice mess Of
catfish stranded on a sandbar below
town Monday evening. After they had
been soaked in the canal they showed
signs of life and were as good as new.
OF course he said they were caught with
hook and line. They all do, even II the
fish show marks of a club.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
IRIS oppirv

There 10 one thing in a lawyer's profess.
sion which is different from any other.
."What is that?"
''The longer he is at 1t the more I've has of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

THE YOUNG man Of age had dis
obeyed his father and Joined the colors,
preparatory to going to the border.
After he had been in camp a month
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
JABS 'a' siss ss,''

SWAT
Swat
Swat
The ~speouiator.
Smash him In the plexus and the
nosej
Black his eyes and bust his ear
Brssk his ribs and bump his rear
Until
Down
Down
The food-price uoesI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

CHARITY is one Of the noblest OF
virtues-especially public charity such
as furnishes one of valued but
slightly dilapidated G.. o. P. exchanges
its weekly land Office meal ticket.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

JUDGING FROM the frequently re-
ceived publicity-publicity is right
matter Of the P. and w. X. keystone
Comedy company. they have the prize
leg-farm Of the world out there in South
ern California.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

AN EXCHANGE recommends that
not all the stones should be cleared out
Of the garden. Some should be left to
throw at your neighbor when he leans
V 9 the fence to tell you how you are
doing it all wrong.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

ARE YOU making a garden" ,
Same as last year. l suppose re-
piled Mr.. Growcher, I'm going to tear
up the soil and raise a lot of the pretti-
est dandelions and jimson flowers YOU
ever saw'--Washington Star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

MUST HAVE been strange to live in
the old days when 1t wal not q mat
ter Of general public knowledge that
Lovely Woman was a biped.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

PERSONALLY WE never could un-
derstand why when you go out and plant
q bean fifty miles from any other bean
the Creator sends a spotted beetle out
Of the cosmos straight to that particu.
lar bean.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

MANY A can keep q secret II
she doesn't know what IT u.s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

GREAT DEVASTATION along this
front is reported.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

AND IF you planted a squash at ths
North Pole and It could sprout, 10 and
behold. a squash bug would be right on
deck.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

PLAIN LIVING and tall thinking Is a
good idea nowadays. (
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

AS A wel-known Santa Fe citizen is
wont to state, there amt no occasion
for 1t.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

IF WE CAN'T can the food speculat-
ors, we a jar them or dry them up.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

THE WILSON idea apparently being
to lop off one of John %Barleycorn's legs
only.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
Il UNDERSTAND your automobile

II UNDERSTAND your automobile
has gotten you into trouble"
Its always getting me into trouble
one way or another" replied Mr.. Chug-
gins. when 1t runs / get arrested for
speeding; when It refuses to run | get
arrested for profanity. washington
Star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

WE MAY expect the distillers to raise
a cry Of unfair, unjust, wicked and un-
reasonable discrimination.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

1T APPEARS that the first and press
ing business Of the government Just
at present is to round up all the In
dustrial Workers in the country and
sentence them for life at hard labor on
a bread and water diet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

FOLKS ARE looking for a Stacker
nowadays almost as hard as they did
for German spies some time back.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

WE WOULD not have picked Just this
psychological moment for q new revolu-
ton In China.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

THE WHITES report an advance Of
one mile along q six-mile front In the
East st. Louis sector.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

IT MAY be merely a sporadic Russian
outbreak, but those 10000 Teuton pris.
oners will help some at that.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

WI NOTE a recent book by Hlrnesta
Drinker Bullitt. Sounds like n of
those lead-eaters on the french front.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

BE CAREFUL about telling your fish
story until you are ready to exhibit
your license. :
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

"NOW, WILLIE, supposing you acct
dentally stepped on a mans foot, what
would you say?"
II would say, Beg pardon. sir"
"And if the gentleman gave you a
dime for being polite, what would you
do?s
81 would step on the other and say
Beg pardon again."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

MEANWHlLE-Send your lettuce,
radishes, spinach and any other fresh
vegetables you have to Mrs. Roberts
to send down to the boys Thursday.
It's a Christian act.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05

WESTERN ROADS permitted to raise
their rates merely OF coal. This, how
ever, won't hurt much, OF course, as it
has been admitted by the big coal pro-
ducers that they have been soaking the
public about FIVE times more for coal
than there is excuse for. Thus we daily
anticipate the announcement by New
Mexico coal producers that the price of
coal at the mines is to be cut about
three dollars a tor.
WV"
AND IF the announcement is too long
delayed we might suggest to Congress a
little investigation of the western coal
men. 1t worked SO we'll with the east
erners, you see.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-05
EIGHTY.SHvEN percent sunshine in
June. Eishty-seven percent Of rain in
July might help some.

CAN ANY intelligent person present
rise in his place and give any reason
under the sun for a fool war department
regulation that sentences the New Mex.
leo National guard to q hot and dusty
mesa at Albuquerque when tney could
he cool and comfortable at Santa Fe?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
OlANDIJA BIJOSI
KARES.

Haaga. = Olandijos spau-
da labai apgailcstauja, kad
Suv. NalstijOs pcrtrauke di-
plOmatinius rySius SUI Vo-
kietija, nes sitos sales pa
dejimas dabar dar daugiau
paarscjes. Spauda apeliuoja
todel i visuomene, kad jinai
susispiestu vienyben il dar
labiaus palaikytu savo Sales
neutralybe, mes karc dau-
giau nieko nezada, kaip tik
pragaisti. Olandijai grasias
badas ir nezinia todel. kaip
ilgai sails atlaikys toki sun
ku padejima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
NIEKAI VOKIECIAMS
SU zEPPEL|NAIS.

Paryzius. - Cionai gau-
ta zinia, jogei vOkieciai me-
te salin savO pirmesniuosius
sumanymus - SUI savO Yep
pcllnais uzpulti ir sunaikinti
AnglijOs sostine Londona.
Esa perbrangiai atsieina to-
llmesnems kelionems gamin-
ii tokius stiprius zeppelinus.
Dabar Vokietijoje dirbdina-
mi milziniski zeppelinai, bet
tik veikimui ant juriu, ka-
res laivynO pagelbai. Rasi,
pasltaikius prOgai, vokie-
ciai isnaujo megins uzpulti
zeppelinais LondOna arba
Paryzip. Bet vargiai tai pa
darys. Siandie pas vokiecius
tn OrlaiviQ vieta uzeme mar
dancios laives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SUCEDUSIOS GARLAIV|O
MASIN0S.
Boston. Mass.

Boston, Mass. - Vietos
uoste stow didclis vokiccip
garlaivis "Kronprinzessin
Cecilie." kainrlOjas pus-
.pcnkto milijono doleriu. ST.
ta laiva, kaipir kitus, Suv.
Nalstiju vyriausybc paeme
savo nuOziuron. Sios Sales
inzinicriai sta laiva pcrziu-
rcjo ir susekc, kad sugadin-
tos laivo maSinerijos. Suga-
dininas iSaiSkinamas tuo-
mi. kad maSinOs visas laikas
buvusios aplcistos. aprudl-
iusios ir Siandie jan butu
pavojinga su jomis laivuI
leisties ilgesncn kcliOnen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
KRITISKAS STOVIS
OLANDUOJE.

Haaga. - Didesniuose
Olandijos micstuose gwen
tojai kelia demonstracijas
pries vyriausybe w maisto
trukuma. Gyventojai rel
kalauja, kad vyriausybe pa
galiaus ar vienaip, ar XII
taip pabaigtll reikalus su
Vokietija. Dabar Vokietija
Olandijos pasieniais sutrau-
kianti skaitlingaja savo ka-
riuomcne. Nczinoma, ko-
kiam tikslu tai daroma.
Olandijos vyriausyb6 Off
cialiai paskelbe, jogci pre-
kyba su Anglia pertraukta
visai, kadangi negalimas ju-
r6mis susinesimas per vo-
kieciu nardanciu laivip bio
kaGa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
V0kIEc|y LA|kRASGIAI
AP|E SUv. vALSTUAS.
Berlynas. =

Berlynas. "Berliner
Tagcblatt" iSreiSkia abejo-
ne, ar paklausys prezidento
WilsOnO kitOs neutrales val
stybes, kad aStriau atsisuk-
ii prizes VOkietija. Neutra-
les valstybes, 'ypace Europe
Je, geriaus zino vOkiecIu
stipruma w prez. Wilsona.
"Nauji priesininkai, tai
nauji NUNS laimejimai, "
-XOssische -Zeitlang.,'
Ir sitas laikrastis pasitiki,
kad visos kitOs neutrales
valstybes neseks Suv. Val
stiju pedomis.
ode Tageszeitung" ma
no, jogei butu daug geriau,
kad Srlv. Valstijos pagaliau
paskelbtu kare Vokietijai,
mes tuOmet vOkieciai turetll
liuosesnes rankas jurese.
"KOclnische Zeitlmg" ap-
gailestauja, jogei preziden-
tas Wilson mazai pazistas
vokieciu tautos dabartini
stow.
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s. Y. AMBASAD0RIUS
NEISLE|DzIAMAS IS
BERLYNO.
Copenhagen.

Copenhagen. = Vietos
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntinybe-
je aptureta ziniOs, jogei ne
.isleidziamas is Berlyno Suv.
Valstiju ambasadOrius Ge-
rard, jO stabas ir kit ten gv-
vena amerikonai. NOkieti.jos
vyriausybe neiSduoda jiems
paspOrtu IL neleidzia iske-
!iauti tOdel, kad jinai netn~
rinti pilno uztikrinimo, ar
jos ambasadOrius Won Bern
storff gales laimingai par
keliauti is Suv. Valstiju j
Vokietija. Vadinasi, Vokie-
tija Suv. Valstiju ambasa-
doriu telaikO kaipo uzstata.
Nezinia, ka i tai pasakvs
Suv. Nalstiju vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
FfanCuzQ be-
diGviQ darbe|iai

Paskutiniuoju laiku fran
cuzp bedieviai ypatingu bu-
du stcngias sulaikyti tikGji-
mo atbudima ir paplesti be-
dievyste.
Nardan ''sazines liuosy-
bGs" jie uzdarc 15 tukstan-
ciu privatiniu katalikisku
mokyklQ. VaMan ''sazines
laisves" netol puse rpil li.jopo
Katal1KU valK'l s5lvare / be-
dieviu mOkyklas. Ten jiem~
ciepijamas socializmas ar
laisvamanija.
Labiausiai pasidarbavo
vaiku bedicviavime zinomas
Francijos Ferdinand Brlis-
son. Kitas garsingas bedic-
!tntojas francuzu senate
rius Nj. Delpcch sako: "Pe,-
dvidesimts amziu viespata-
vo Galilojus (taip jis vadi-
na Isganytoja). Dabar jau
laikas jam mirti.'
Kitas gi bcdieviu Sulas NJ.
Aulard Saukia: "Mes nebc-
turime reikalo beslepties SUI
tue, kad nOrime iSgriauti IT,
kejima.
"Mes drasiai turime pa
skelbti visiems. kad mes no.
rime panaikinti tikejima.''
Kaikurie ir AmerikOs be-
dieviai, sekdami francuzus,
ina rcikalauti, auginti val
kus i naujosios gadynes pa
2onis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
LABAI NhU-
D|NGAS SU-
MANYMAS.

Girdejome, kad buvusis
"Draugo" ir "Sav. Draugo"
redaktorius, gerbiamasai
kun. DR.. A. Maliauskis, "a
da vaziuoti kai-kurias lie
tuviu kolionijas cia, Amer1-
koje, ir ten laikyti konfe-
+peneijas lzenfereaaeiios
sc bus moksliskai aiskinami
pats svarbiausieji musu lai-
kQ klausimai, butent, ar yra
Dievas, ar zmogus turi dr-
sia, ar zmogus paeina nuo
bezdziones, geru ir blogu
rastu skaitymas. Toliaus, So
cializmas, 10 teorija ir prak-
tika ir TT.
Butu labai pageidaujama
ir naudinga, kad gerb. kun.
DR.. A. Maliauskis apkeliau-
tu visas Amerikos lietuvir
kolionijas su tokiomis taip
labai svarbiomis mokslisko-
mis- konferencijomis. Jos ga
ljngai sustiprintu musu emo
neliu tikejima, dora ir, abel
mai, katalikiskos lietuviskos
kulturos pamatus.
p. TUMASONIS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
ATIDARYTAS ANGLUOS
PARLAMENTAS,

Londonas. - Vakar iSkil-
mingai atidaryta Anglijos
parlamentas. Prize atidary-
mo dalyvavo ir pats karalius
SUI dvarenais. Karalius ir XII
ii anglu tautos lyderiai pa
zymejO, jOgei talkininkai is
kentesia vokieciu nardanciv
laiviu blokada ir galugale
visgi laimesia kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
800 zMoN|y zUvo
SU LAIVU.

Chefoo, Kinija. - Sausio
> diena. jul'iu audra pagavu-
81 sudauze Kinijos pakras-
ciuose japonu pasazierini
garlaivi "Hankaka." Su lai-
WI znvo 800 zmoniu. Ilgiau-
sius metus ncbeatmenama
thkiOs buvusios palei 81 mie-
sta audros.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SUIMTA $N|PAS.
Bridgeport, Conn.

nai policija 'suarcstavo kaz-
koki Henry Castro, kurs
pasisake, jogei esas Svedas.
bet praeitus kelis metus gy>
vcnes Mcksikoj. Jis intaria>
mas vokieciu Snipu. Ir tai We
kodel: caves darba w sarga
vicnoj dp'btuvej, kur uzdir-
bes tik 50 di,noje. Teciau
prabankiai gyvenes pirmo>
ruSies kicSbutyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
zUVO DIDELIS ANCL|UOS
CARLAIv|S.

AAAS WILL oIN. dl-
stiju kOnsulis Frost is
Queenstown, Anglijoje, va
kar kablegrama praneSe val
stybes departamentui, kad
vokicciu nardancioji laivG be
pcrsergejimo nuskandino
dideli Anglijos garlaivi
"California." Tai ivyko Al
rios pakrasciuose. Konsu-
lis taippat suzinojes, kad
tuO garlaiviu keliaves ir vie
has amerikonas. zuve kelios
deSimtis zmoniu. Tame skai-
tliuje dvi moteri ir keli val
kai.
Issigelbejes kapitonas sn
kitais keliauninkais pasako-
ia, jogei nardancioji laivc
garlaivi torpedavo be per-
spejimo is 300 jardu tolu-
mos. Paleido garlaivin dvi
TORPEDO.
Paskui gauta zinia, kad
"California" plauke is Amc-
rikOs i Glasgowa. Keliavo
200 %moniu. Is jQ vicnas
zuvO, o 80 suzeista.
Anchor linijos, kuriai pl'i-
klause california; va1dy-
ba sake, kad tasai garlaivis
ew YOrkO uOsta apleides
sausio % diena. Be to bu-
YES apginkluotas prizes mar
danciu laiviu uzpuolima.
"California" turejO 1862
tOnu intilpimO. Gabeno be-
kitko ir karine medega.
BE sito grasia pavojus dar
IL kittens anglu dideliems
garlaiviams, kuric nera dar
pasieke Anglijos pakrasCiu.
BE "Califo1nia" vokieGiu
nardancios laives vakar nu-
skandinO dar kitus 9 garlai-
vius = 8 anglu il viena ita>
lu.
Apie tai prancsta prezi-
dentui Wilsonui. TeGiau Sis
pasake, jogei rcikia laukti
officially ziniu apie "Cali-
fornijos" nuskandinima ir
ar kcliaujantis amerikonas
islikes sveikas.
Tuo tarpu vokieciai seja
pragaiSti juresc. Noredami
badumi numarinti Anglia,
skandina neutrality valsty-
biu garlaivius. Ir, kaip ma
tosi, nuo sitos vokieciu bio
Hados nc tick nukentes An
Slija, kick neutrales valsty-
5FS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SUSPROGO DYNAMITE
D|RBTUVE.

Amsterdam. - NokictijOs
dinamito dirbtuv6 Schlcbu-
scbe, arti Cologne, suspro-
90 sausiO 81 d. ZuvO SUI
virs 300 darbininku, dau-
giausiai mOteriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SCANDINAVIA IR OLAN-
DuA[NEpRIsIDEDA
Prize suv. vALs1uy.

Copenhagen. : Oficialiai
pranesanha kad Svedijos,
Norvegijos, Danijos il
OlandiJOs vyriausybes ne
galincios prisideti prie Suv.
Valstijp prezidento Wilso-
no zingsnio prizes Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
0LANDIJA. SAUkIA SA-
VUOSIUS zMONES
KAR|UOMENtN.

Paryzius. - Vietos Olan-
dijos pasiuntinybe 'paskel-
be, kad visi Olandijos pa
valdiniai. kurie tegali tar
nauti kariuomenejc, tuojaus
i artimiausius
OIandijos konsuliatus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
P|EIINEs AMERIkos
ABEJOJIMAI. -
Buenos Aires. - Didzic

Buenos Aires. - Didzir-
les pietines Amerikos res
rublikos nemanol pertrauk-
ii diplamatiniu rysiu su No-
kietija. JOS tik protcstuo-
ia pries .vokieciu ncteisota
pasielgima juresc, prizes
trukdyma neutrality valsty-
bin prekvbos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SULAIKO STANDARD
OIL co. LAIVUS.

New York. - Vyriausy-
bes lsakymu sulaikoma visi
Standard Oil kompanijos
laivai, kurie su zibalu no.
rejo isplaukti j Europa. Ir
isplaukusieji atSaukta atgal
bevieliu telegraph.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
S. Y. SENATAS PAREMIA
PREz|DENTO VEIKIMA.

Washington. = Senatas
parem6 prezidento Wilsono
veikima vOkieciu nardanciu
laiviu reikalc ir visa jo po-
litikini zygi, kas palyti Vo-
kietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
UzDAROMI BRAzIL!JOS
UOSTAI.

Rio de Janeiro.- -Vyriau-
syb6s par6dymu kas naktis
uzdarOma visi Brazilijos
uostai. Saugojama, kad |
uostus kas nciplauktu ir ne
iSplauktu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09

MIRE KARDIN0LAS.

PARYzIUS. Vakar
Ryme mire tikejimo reikalu
kongregacijos prefektas
kardinolas Diomede Falco-
MO, kituomet buves Sv. Te-
vo apaStaliskas Delegates
Suv. Valstijose. Ejo rs me-
tus. 1911 m. buvo pakeltas j
kardinolus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-09
SUSIR|NKS PARLA-
MENTAS.

Berlynas. = Vokietijos
parlamcntas susirinks j pO-
s6dzius vasariO % d. Kan
clieris ta diena parlamentc
kalbes apie visuotina karcs
reikalu stow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02
DECISION ON WOMAN'S
DEATH is POSTPONED

Coroner knight today held an inquest
into the death of Mrs. Mary Oberle, thirty
three years old, Of 2755 Helen street, who
died en- route to the Episcopal Hospital,
after she had leaped from a moving auto
mobile at Farragut and Nicetown lanes and
fractured her skull on July 5. Disposition
Of the case was postponed until next Thurs
day at the request of EnoCh Gregory, a
brother of the dead woman who desired to
produce witnesses to the accident
Mrs. Oberle and Mrs. Mary Levitt Of
549 East Cambria street It was testified,
boarded the machine at c street and Alle-
gheny avenue at the instance of Louis
Wolf, of 1899 North American street, and
George Rothgab of 3343 North American
street, following a Irritation. Mrs Oberle,
It was testified, asked Rothgab to stop the
machine but before he could do so she
opened the door and leaped out.
George McKenny, a negro. of l112 Ellis
worth street, was eXonerated from blame
in connection with the death of Vincenzo
Zimbado, eleven years old Of 1925 Ellis
worth street, who died in the Howard Hos
pital on october 80 from a punctured lung
McKenny was driving a coal wagon, which
had been backed up against platform on
Washington avenue near Broad. ZImbado,
picking up coal, crawled beneath the wagon
While McKenny was working on the plat
form the horse suddenly started and a
wheel passed over the boys chest.