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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

A. E. C. writes: The book of in
gtruction which came with my car
states that the engine is OF the three
point-support type. What does TINS
mean?
Answers: It is of the utmost Inn
portance that the main shaft bear
ings in the crank case of an engine
should always be in the same line,
as otherwise they will bind. To IN
sure this. either the crank case must
be nude extremely rigid and heavy
TO resist the bending which tho car
frame tends 10 suffer on rough roads
or that the crank case must be SO
supported as to bo unaffected by such
werping tendency. Al II ls unde-
sirable 10 use a very heavy crank
case and thus add unduly to the en-
CINE weight, the second alternative
Is sought in the three point suspen-
sion. Three points, constituting the
supports of structure, are not
thrown out OF their relative posi-
tions, by any warping out of plane
of tho surface upon which they rest
(e. q. a three legged stooD, but four
or more points supporting q struc-
ture are bent out OF their relative
positions by any reformation of the
surface carrying them. BY fexibly
fastening one point on the crank
case, which Is in line with the crank
shaft to the front OF the franc and
a point on each side of the crank
case respectively to each side frame
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
HUBBARD HOSPITAL NOTES

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom France
at the home of her brother, George An.
drews, in Hubbard. a baby girl, Friday
morning November %.
Mrs. R. Ritter and baby are doing
well and viii be going home in a day
or two.
Mrs Sawtell is improving nicely.
J. R. White had the large toe Of his
left foot nearly cut off Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hamilton was operated
for rupture Wednesday morning.
Ray. eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Lais, is very sick with appendicitis
and other complications.
Mrs. Phil Wiggins is improving
nicely.
Joseph Weigle, Dan Gwin, Mrs.
Mande Schaiers, Miss Ola Adams, R0bt
Gail, Frank Neiser. all Of Mt Angel,
Mrs. Anna Jones, Mrs. Amelia NEGRO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
FIRST ARTICLE
Selection Of Styles end Sises

rub together where they cross, creating
a destructive heat. The obvious way
to get rid Of this friction is to use
construction in which the cords do not
touch. This is just what the engineers
do in making cord tires. Layers of
cords are used, all the cords of each
layer running in tho same direction,
each cord completely sheathed by, and
imbedded in rubber. The cords do 1ot
touch each other at any point. In
building up the body of the tire, the
layers of cord are SO arranged that the
cords run diagonally around the tire,
the alternate layers in opposing direc-
tions.
Tires made in this way far outlast
ordinary tires and are more resilient.
This latter advantage makes them the
tire to select when speed, power, econ
ony and comfort are upperrnost.
Oversize Tires for Comfort.
Diversified tires were primarily de-
aigac1 for exceptionally, hard service
but havo come into general use be-
cause of extra strength, easier riding
cushion and longer mileage. In fact,
experienced car owners specify the
oversize tires, in many instances for
original equipment of new. cars. The
resiliency Of larger tires reduces tho
traction slippage on rear wheels, adds
to comfort and lessons vibration to the
mechanism of the ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

Stopping the abuse of tires begins
with the selection of the right type ana
size of tires for your car.
No amount Of care can overcome the
damage done by the mistake of put
ting on the wrong type or size.
Car construction, power, lateral
strains and traction strains to the tires
must be kept in mind when deciding
upon diameter and cross section of tire
equipment. But the weight of the car
is probably the most important thing
In selecting the tires for a car, con-
suit your tire dealer who will tell you
the proper size for the weight OF the
car.
Much delay and annoyance can be
avoided, when ordering new tires, by
specifying the style.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
ANOTHER NEW AUXILIARY

The United States auxiliary to the
Oregon City chapter Of the Red Cross
was organized at the home of Mrs. J.
II. Mitts last week by Mrs. J. W. Sad
Ter.
Mrs. Mitts was chosen chairman, Mrs
Lelah Tucker secretary and Mrs. Dora
Collins treasurer. The charter members
were Mrs. Ed Graves, Miss Myrtle Lo-
REM, Miss Hilda Barth, Mrs. W. H.
Cochran. Ms. r. III. Keesling, Mrs.
hugo Triton, Mrs. NJ. G. Smith, Mrs.
Chas. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. George
Stoller. Mrs. Clyde Cameron, Mrs ".
H. Jackson, Mrs. Lucy sherman, J. E.
AIitts, Mrs. W. H. Cochran, Mrs. ]. D.
Isofgren. Mrs. A. J. Neff.
A number Of others have signifie1
their intention to Join the auxiliary at
the next meeting Aurora Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
PIN MONEY TO FIRST LADY.

Philadelphia, Nov. SO.-Twelve thous
and dollars year spin money" for the
wife of the president of the United
States, or "the first lady of the land,
is provided in fund from the estate Of
Henry G. Freeman Jr., wealthy lawyer
who died here rectnly. The estate il
valued at $2,0O0,0O0 and upward.
''The reason l make this fund the
will explains, SIS because / feel that
the president of the United States re
ceives such miserable pittance for g
man holding the greatest position OF
earth.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
M. M. SAVER INJURED
AT SILvERTON MILL.

M. M. Sayer, engineer at the Silverton
Lumber Company's mill, fell Monday,
receiving a severe injury, his eyes be.
coming effected by the jar. He had
climbed ladder to adjust some part OF
the machinery when the ladder slipped
causing him to fall. He struck the hard
floor feet first, but the impact was SC
great that the optical nerves were sever
ely strained. Mr.. Sayer was compelled
to give up his work for few days. Q
C. Amos has charge of theengines while
he is off duty.-Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
ANDREws-aR1Mps NUPT1ALs.

The three road districts, Nos. s, 4s
and 10, through which the Mt. Angel
Woodburn road runs, and which il is
proposed to improve as well as Others
in those districts, voted an additional
tax each for such purposes Tuesday,
In district 10, where Mt. Angel is
they levied an additional tax by just
one majority.
In district 40 there was more pro
gressiveness shown, the meeting being
in Union sehoolhouse in the afternoon
The vote was % to IL in favor of add.
tional tax.
Indistriet the meeting was held
at 1880 in the evening at Belle Pass
sehoolhouse and resulted in vote OF
IL for the tax to Q against. Woodburn
had a delegation there and the good
roads advocates got roasting. g.-Wood
burn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
HUBBARD W r. 9. INsPEcT1oN

The W. R. C. held annual inspection
on Friday, Nov. %. The corps was in
speeted by assistant inspector Mrs
Hendee of Portland Mrs. Hendee was
accompanied by Mrs. Claggert Of Port
land, president of Ben Butler corps.
There were also four members of tho
Woodbum Relief Corps. It was an all
day affair, dinner being served at 12
noon. Mrs. Hendee found the corps in
fine condition and was agreeably sur
prised in regard to the way the work
was put on, as the corps is limited in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

member, three point engine fas-
tening is formed which is proof
against warping stresses.
OBJECT OF EARLY EXHAUST.
j. b. writes: In examining tho
timing of my lengine l notice that
the exhaust valves begin to open
long before the pistons are fully down
on the firing stroke. Are not the
burning gases thus allowed to escape
while they are still capable of fore
ing the piston ahead and snel thus
wasted2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

When oversize tires arc placed el
front wheels that were originally equip
ped with regular size tires, the overa-I
diameter will he Increased agpro---
nlately one inch. and the speedenet.
should be readiustea, ot.-ee-c,:-o r.-1
mileage record viii bo la ,.-1 tl2
actually traTelad.
There 10 not enough adGad vcig-j
oversize tires 10 a1eet traasnai-sica 8
tliferential or r.1-,.o any objjc2sic,.at-,
difference in t9 p2Eeg. 70 adva-
ages of oversize tires, w...s,,o;-.s TIE =
convenience or .exrerse C c.ia4s.1 );
wheel equipment, ia f.-- vs.
mean moro cer-s-->3 a., y
motorists.
Following IL q t--'9 c3 Co.. ....,o-=
r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
SCOTS MILLS SENDS
MOST DELEGATES

seotts Mills turned out the largest
percentage Of delegates to the Marion
County Parent-Teaeher Association
meeting held in Salem the last Of the
week OF any other place in the county,
A prize Of a silk flag was awarded. The
delegates were: ]. n. Anudson, Mrs.
Laura Dale. Chas. Heinz, Mis-. Chas.
Heinz. Nellie Amundson, Mrs. zula G.
Smith, Mrs. Laura Gray, j. H. GRAY, J.
w. Kelhs. Mrs. Emma Kellis, Prof. Z. =.
stultz, Florence p. Frazier. Edna J.
White and Grace Shields.-Silverton Ap-
peal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

the cylinders to the outside al
likely develop kissing Sounds
and the
These looked Tor around
spapugs and prg COCKS
slowly by hand be heard
escaping present and to locate them oil
OF the
and porcens where they enter
their packing the Of the printing
slowly hand while the
oil around parts bubbng through the
by
gasks defective when new
ones are with parkpug leak Tightening
does not stop gasket the packing nut
both are called their valves and sometimes
light blow the will stop It,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

berts, Tom Day of wilsOnviIe; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bouard, james Stookey
of st. Paul; Geo. Howard, Mrs. Phil
Weaver and daughter of Oregon City,
were in for treatment this week.-En-
|terprise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

Answer: Yes they are, but this
sacrifice OF power cannot be avoided
In an engine intended to be run at
high speed. If the exhaust valves
are held closed until the era of the
power stroke there will still be gas
under considerable pressure. in the
cylinders at the beginning of the ex'
haust stroke and the pistons will
have to do work upon this gas 10
expel II. the power required for this
purpose being taken from that stored
In the fywheel. There may even be
pressure in the cylinders at the end
of the exhaust stroke which would
retard the entrance Of the fresh
charge. In practice. 1t is found nee
essary to submit to loss In tho
power stroke in order TO avoid great
er losses during the exhaust stroke
and reduction of the weight of
charge taken into the cylinders In
order that engines With small
cylinders and high speeds shall do
liver satisfactorily large outputs
motorists tDtlI be anstoesod In this
lbeYt L. CloNGh. care Of this Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

one hundred 0e million dollars agded BY the users OF
automobile last year due to ignorance ana negligence ~ me ss
and care of tires This spendos figure Ged at BY research and
combination by tire position to kno7V
This qVase should stopped The automobile today business
necessity opposed zGte Good business mems
she f use of every This and articles that 0 too0
stop abusing tires and " your snare Of hce6
millions Saved into circulation for better purpose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

EDITORS NoTE:-The subject Of
imitation win be treated in the next
article of the series. This will appear
in next Sundays
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
Hints for the MOtorist
By Albert L. Cough Hstss nssr Motor nsTs~s siss.
Stopping Cylinder Leaks.
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copyright, 1917 By Tae International sgns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01

motorists Ot be dnoefcd IN hs
Albert L. Clor0h OF this Office
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-15
GIRL WEEDS UNCLE

c. p WEIGH of Des Moines, who
unwittingly married his own niece In
August of 1914 and never discovered
the relationship until few weeks
ago, last week secured an annulment
Of the marriage in district court.
The couple had two children. One
is still living, two-year-old boy,
who is said to be normal In every
respect.
When the wife, Mrs Ruth Welch,
took the stand and told how happy
they had been, she broke down and
wept I'VE have never had a quar-
REL" she said. land had no trouble
of any kind"
1t developed from testimony that
WEIGH married his half sisters
daughter. The ceremony was cele-
brated in Des Moines.
The two branches Of the family
had been estranged for years, and
it was only after a reconciliation was
effected short time ago that the
truth was revealed.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
ANGLU LAIVAS
PASKANDINTA BE
PRASERGEIIMO; IRIS
AMERIKIEcIAI zUVE.

Londonas, vas. 2o d.-Cunardo
linijos laiva Laconia, turejusi 27
amerikiecius, 7 pasazierius ir 20
lgulos, vokieciu submarines pa
skandino pereita nakti ties Airi-
jos pakrantemis be prasergejimo.
Septyni amerikieciai pasazieriai
buvo chicagiskiai.
Yra tvirtinama autoritetingai,
kad Laconia buvo torpeduotas be
prasergejimo. Jis nuskendo MAJ
me toj pacioj vietoj, kur 1915 m.
Lusitania buvo paskandinta.
267 issigelbejusieji islaipinta
ant kranto Queenstowne, Airi-
joje. Ant Laconijos buves 2oI
zmogus, tarp tu Is pasazieriai,
is kuriu- 6 buvo amerikieciai; igu-
los buvo ZIG; tarp ju rs ameri-
kieciai. Isgelbeta. 278 zmones
Yra tikrai suzinota, kad tarp zu-
vusiu yra iris alnerikieciai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
VOKIECIAI PASITRAUKE
II MYLIU SONU.

Londonas, vas. 26 d.-Anglu
zengimas pagal Ancre upe paste
Ike dvieju myliu toll vienuolikos
myliu sonu, kaip anglu oficialis
pranesimas is Francuzijos pa
duoda.
Pilnas vokieciu pasitraukima,
Somme plote dar neisswyste. Su-
siremimai tarp anglu avanpostu,
beslskverbianciu per naujai uz-
intq zeme if vokieciu u1pakali-
niu sargybu traukiasi toliaus.
Anglai traukia pirmyn visa Ii
mia nuo Gommecourt pietu pu-
ses, linkui lie Transloy; lie Tran
sloy nato4nai yra vieta, nuo ku-
rios vokieciai pradejo trarktis IT
gal. eae
Anglu linija slenka artyn gar
sios vokieciu tvirtoves Bapaume.
Buvo pranesimu, kad gamizonas
sunaikines taip vadinamas ne
paiinamas aptvirtintas rusis if
kitus pozeminius itaisymus, ku-
riuos vokieciai taise per du metu.
Keliai veda j Bapaume taipgi, sa-
koma, uzkimsti milzinais me-
dziais, minu duobemis if kitais
uztvarais.
Kur vokie6iai gall apsistoti, ne
ra zinios, bet yra spejama, kad
jie pasieks Arras If Comibrai, mes
apie ia vieta jie renge tvirtumas.
talkininku ofensyvo sulaikymui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
ITALAI PLUSTA /
SALONIKUS.

Salorikai, saus. .26 (Associa-
ted Press korespondentas).-K
kelios dienos j Salonikus pribu-
va naujos kareivijos, ypatingai
dideli italy burial sustiprinimui
taAininku kareiviju.
Salonikuose kalbama apie pa
VARYING 81 pavasari ofensyvo, ku-
iris buvo rengiamas pernai pava-
sari If kuri sulaike vokieciu gull
mas ant Verduno.
Nei vienas apsipazines su da-
lykais talkininku a&cieras Mace
donijos kares lauIke nelaukia jo-
kio smarkesnio vokieGiu uzpuoIi-
mo ant Saloniku.
Pavojaus graiku uzpuolimo is
pietu puses kares zinovai niekuo-
met nelatpke. Dabar grail,u
karlauna yra Peioponese,
kur talkinhlku laivynas saugoja
vienintele vieta, Korinto siauru-
ma, kuria graiku kariaunos ga
letu eiti Siaures linkui ir pavojus
Konstantino kareiviq uzpuolimo
yra prasalintas.
AIkyvaizdoje situ apystovu i
nuolatini pribuvima didesniu su-
stiprinimu Macedonijoje, visoj
GraNkijoje ziurina kaipo prisi-
rengima prize ankstyvo ofensyvo
perkirtimui vokieeiu susinesimo
linijos tarp Berlino If Konstanti-
nopolio.
Macedonijoj dabar apskritai
yra apie 10000 .francuzu, 100 900
anglu, 10000 rusu, kokios $4,000
serbu ir gal 10000 italu, j. drauge
su paskutiniais pribuvusiais, viso
apie $4,000. Oar laukiama pri-
buvimo apie 10000 kareiviu pir-
ma, negu bus galima ofensyvas
pradeti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
ANGLAI KALTINAMI
w HOLANDU NUO-
STOLIUS.

Berlinas, Sayvilles bevieliu,
vas. IS d.-Per Oversee
N ews Agetura paskelbta sekan-
tbs oficialis pranesimas:
"Sulyg telegramu, apturetp is
Holandijos vas. 22 d. S val. pc
pietu keli holandu laivai tapo su-
naikinti, kurie, vokieciams sutin-
kant, turejo apleisti draudziamaja
juosta il is Falmoutho bel Dart
moutho plaukti vakaru linkui.
"Po apskelbilnui kares juostu
holandai laivu savininkai praSe
anglu paliuosuoti ju, 80 laivus sto-
vejusius Falmcuthe ir Dartmou-
the. Vokieciai. buvo sutike pada-
ryti isemimq Sitiems laivams, bet
anglai pareikalavo, kad jie iSplauk-
tu neveliaus kaip vas. 10 d. naktl.
Laivu savininkai sutiko su tuo If
padekavojo anglams, bet del ne
isaiskinamu priezasciu negalejo is
gauti savo laivu is Anglijos van
denu. Jie panaujino savo prasyma
if jielns leista isplaukti kovo y d.
su pima apsauga, arba vas. 22 d.
N daline apsauga.
"Jei holandq zinia apie zuvima
8 laivp teisinga, tai holandai pats
turi save kaltinti uZ tai"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
PUSE MILIJONO KAREIVIU.

Washington, D. c. LaikraSciai
raso, buk prezidentas pareikalaus
puses nilijono liuosnoriu vyru nuo
2o-24 metu kariumenen. Puse
milijono kareiviu Amerikoj tai
daug, bet Europoj tai mazai. Ten
muSius stoja milijonai kareiviu.
Su virSum puse milijono kareiviu
karen pastate net toki mali kras-
tai, kaip Rumunija If Bulgaria.,
o su virsum milijona pastate net
Turkija. Jeigu Suvienytos Val
stijos nori svieto politikoj losti
svarbesne role, jos negales pasi-
ganedinti liuosnoriu kariumens,
bet lures ivesti prive-stina tarna-
vima kariumenej visu pilieciu Wy
ri
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02

dideli susiremimai niekur neivyk-
sta.
Vokieciai Belgijoje arti Rood
poort If Francuzijoj nuo Vermel-
les ] rytus If nuo Neue Chapelle
j pietus padare isibriovimus ! tai
kininku linijas, bet sulyg Parry
ziaus If Londono pranesimu, bu-
vo atmusti su dideliais jiems
lnuostoliais.
Berlinas praneSa, kad arti Ar
mentieres anglai isiverze j vokie-
lciu pozicijas, bet veliaus tapo is
vyti, palikdami 200 negyvu ap-
kasuose. Verduno sektore ties
Cote du Poivere smarkus artile-
| riju veikimas einas toliaus.
Vokieciu aficialiame pranesime
Inupasakojama apie mazus rusu
uApuolimus Marco ezero apie-
linkeje apie pl,ekmingus vokie-
eiu isiverzimus Galicijoje, arti
Zlochovo, kur $50 rusu paimta
'nelaisven if apie mazus puoli-
mus Kapatina miskuose, Karpa-
tuose, kur virsu gave austria
vokietiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
ANGLU vEIKI4MAS
MESOPOTAMIJCJ GELB-
ST. TALKININKAtMS
lVAKf.RUOSE.

Londonas, vas. 22 d.-Dabar-
tiniai anglu- yeikimai tolimuose
Rytuose padaro. griezta veikme
abelna padejirnal neleidimu tur-
ky pasiusti savos kareivijas pa
gelbon savo draugams Europoje.
Sulyg gem Maurice, turkai netik
nesali pasiusti pastiprinimu Euro
pen, bet dar yra priversti traukti
savo pajiegas is kur galedani, kad
atlaakius savo pozieijas ties Kut-el-
Anara If Sinai. /
Kares daukuose Europje mazi
susiremimai ir .bonibardavimas
vieni kitu dsznai atsitinka, bet
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
MAISTO BRANGUMO
PRIEZASTIS.

Speciale komisija, tirinejanti
priezastis maisto brangumo Anne
rikoj, paaiskino, kad viena is di.
dziausiu brangumo preizasGip yra
besididinantis naisto isgabenimas
Europon. Gabenama ten jo dau-
glau, negu Anerika istengia is
produkuoti. Isgabenimas kaip ko-
kin maisto daiktu nuo 500, pakilc
Xxi 1870. Kondensuoto pienc
pernai isgabeno tick, lad jo dviem
metanls uztektu visiems New Yor-
ko gyventojams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02

Laconia, nuo 1900 tony fs.e, 5
yra pirmutinis Sito didumo zuves
nuo submarinu po vas. I d. Jis
apleido New Yorka vas. IS d. il
plauks Livenpoolin; gabeno 5000
maisu Suv. Valstiju krasos stun
tiniu.
Laivas buvo vertinamas ant dau-
giau kaip S6,ooo,ooo; ikrovoje 81
dabro buvo daugiaus kaip w $Io,-
100000. Su ekspreso If krasos
siuntiniais nuostoliai mazai skai-
tant iSneSa $4,000 300.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
IS AMER|K0s.
MILIJONIERIAUS SUNUS
NUSISOVE.

Brunswick, Ga. Lake medzio-
mes nusiSove sunus zinomo Anne
rikos milijonieriaus is New Yor-
ko, Edwin Gould. Kuomet jis su
karabino kulbe muse paSautq mes
kinq, karabinas iSsove If Suvis pill
van Goulda pataille. Kunq jo New
4orkan argabeno.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
SUKALBIS ANT PREZIDEN-
TO GYVASTIES

Laikrastis Providence Journal
praneSa vel nepaprasta zinia, buk
policiia Anerikoj suseke sukalbi
ant gyvasties prezidento Wilsono
Bet kan Wilson gall kenkti? Jc
gall neuzkesti wen apjake, fana-
tizno apimti vokieciai. Jeigu vie
toj Wilsono butu kitas Amerikos
prezidentas, jau seniai butu kilusi
kare su Nokietija, kuria vokiski
fanatikai butu savo pasielgima is
sauke, Wilson net per daug yra
pakantrus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
IVOKIETIJA SAUKIA
NEUTRALIUS PASIUN-
TINIUS KONFERENCIION.

Londonas, vas. IS d.-Kamcle-
ris Won Bethmam-Hollweg,
sulyg Kopenhageno E X c h a II g G
T e legraph correspondence
pranesimo, pakviete neutraliu
saliq ambasadorius if Winiste-
rius konferencijon Vokieeiu uz-
sienio rastin6n. Sakoma, kad
susirinkime dalyvaves if uzsienio
reikalq minister's Zimmerman.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
PERSHING VIETOI
FUNSTONO.

Washington, D. c. Vietoj stai-
ga pasimirusio generolo Funstono,
vadc~u Suvienytu Valstiju kariu-
menes prie Mexikos rubeziu liko-
81 paskirtas generolas John ]. Per-
hing, vadovas isiverzusios Mexi-
kan gaudyti Villa kariuneneS.
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TORNADO.

Snlarkus tornadas siaute valsti-
jose Alabama, Georgia If Missi-
sSippi. Kick Xxi Siol zinia, uzmusta
I3 asmenu, o gal uzmuStu pasi-
rodys daug daugiau, suzeista su
virSum Smtas. Daugiausiai nuo-
stoliu padaryta Alabama valstijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
SUzEISTA GIESMININKE.
ST. Louis, Mo. Paearsei,

St. Louis, Mo. Pagarsejusi
sviete vokiete operos giesminink5
Ernestine Schumann-Ieink tapo
spnkiai suzeista, kuomet JOS auto
moblllus susimuse su gatviniu ka-
ri. Delto j turejo pertraukti sa-
vo koncertus. Dabar il gyvena
savo namuose mieste San Diego,
Kalifornijoi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
GAZDTNA KOMISIJOS
NARIUS.

Oswego, N. Y. Sanariai uzsie-
niQ reikalu kongreso komisijos
gavo gazdinan6ius laiskus. Zada-
ma JUGS tuoj uzmusti, jeigu jie
nepasipriesintu karei su Vokieti-
ia. Apie tai laikras6iams pranese
komisijos narys Luther Mott, kuris
gavo taipgi toki grasinanti laiSka.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
TEISIU SUMANYMAS.

Springfield, III. Atstovas Kirby
padave legisliaturai reikalavirna
teisiu, kad butu baudziami 10 dol.
visi vaikai Xxi 1S metz rukanti po-
pierosus. Tokiu jau bausmiu rel
kalauja jis mokytojan,s yiesai ru-
kantiems. Bet mokytojai yra pill
nameGiai, rukyinas yra tai jau
jQ privatiSkas reikalas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-02
SUEME TURKUS.
Youngstown, Ohio. Ciany

youngstown, Ohio. Clanykste
.policija suseke sukalbi Vokietijos
Salininku, kurie buk buvo sutare
issprogdinti dirbanGias amunicija
dirbtuves The Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Co." kuriose dirba 10000
visokiu tautu darbininku. Sueme
du turku, pas kuriuos RADIO diktai
dinamito.
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SAUSOS VALSTIJOS.

Sausos valstijos Suvienystose
Valstijose, kur nevalia pardavineti,
nei is kitur atsiusti alkohcliniu
gerimu yra: Alabama, Colorado,
Georgia, Iowa, Maine, Mississippi,
Nebraska, North Dakota, North
Carolina, Oklahoma, South Caro-
lima, Dakota, Virginia ir West
Virginia.
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SUARESTAVO ROOSEVELTO
GIMINAITI.

Jacksonville, Fla. SuareStavo
cia Jamesa R. Roosevelta, arty-
ma giminaiti buvusio Suvienytp
Valstiju prezidento Roosevelto.
Uz ka il suene, tikrai nezinia. Pa
leistas jis ant kaucijos $4,000 dol.