Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
FOREIGN

at Lamia, northwest OF Athens. where
soldiers of Greek infantry regiments
mutinied. according to an Athens dis
patch TO the London Times.
Evidence that the Germans are cen
tering their submarine power on the
American transport service 10 seen in
the torpedoing Of the two great Gun
ard liners Tuscania and Aurania.
The peoples commissaries are re
ported to have sent an ultimstum to
the British embassy demanding recos
milton of NJ. Litvinoff, Bolshevik am
bassacor accredited to London.
Advices from Amsterdam state thai
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg. the
German chiefof-staff, and his chief
aide. General Ludendorff have estab-
lished their headquarters in Belgium.
Cheap and comfortable travel be-
tween the United States and England
will be one OF the first steps in post
war reconstruction. in the opinion OF
the American ambassador, Walter ii.
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An agreement has been concluded
before the French and American gov
ernments by which the canned fruit
and vegetables required by the Amer
lean expeditionary forces will be sup
piled by France.
Advices from Budapest say that
Count Julius Andrassy, former Hun
garian premier. declared in the lower
house that he was convinced the Rus
sian Bolsheyiki were not serious in
their peace intentions.
A great number of persons were
killed or injured in consequence of a
collision between a train loaded with
Red Guards and a government train
sent TO intercept the Red Guard train
near kemi. northern Finland.
Eight thousand OF Guatemala's most
beautiful homes. valued at more than
$so,0e0. 900, were totally destroyed in
the recent earthquake. Minister Joa-
quin Mendez learned officially Gov
eminent buildings and cathedrals. val
ued at larger figure. are also a COM
plete loss. the report stated.
Former Grand Duke Nicholas Con-
stantinovitch. nephew OF Emperor Nj
cholas l. and sor o. the late Grand
Duchess Alexandra Josefowna, is
dead at the age Of GS at Tasbkend.
Russian Turkestan. Nicholas was ban
ished to Tashkend years ago by the
Romanoff family because of a love
affair with an American actress.
A dispatch TO the London Exchange
Telegraph from Amsterdam says DIR.
Won kuehlmann. the German secre-
tary of foreign affairs. is betrothed TO
Frau Friedlaenderfuldt. who after
Frau Bertha Krupp Won Bohlen und
Halbach, is reported TO be the richest
woman in Germany. Frau Won Fried
laenderfuldt is the divorced wife of
the Hon. John Milford, son of the late
Lord Dedesdale
SPORT
Bob Smith, bowling in the Major
League at Denver, put over a brilliant
exhibition, finishing an exceptional
three-game series with a score OF 672.
He averaged ZIG for the evenings
sport.
The Western League will be in the
field this year with Omaha, Dies
Moines, Wichita, St. Joseph and Jop-
lin certain of membership. according
TO E. W. Dickerson, president of the
league.
Mrs. A. c. Ball OF the Eastern Mar
ket Ten Pin team rolled 26s in compe-
tition at Detroit, Mich. This is be-
lieved to be record score for women.
Incidentally, she won a ton OF coal,
offered as a prize for any woman
making eight consecutive strikes.
More certified events in Colorado
for the trap shooters than ever before
are promised for the present year.
Five important events for early in
the season already have been certified
and several others are being arranged
Following are the five meets for
marksmen that have been certified:
Lakewood Country Club, March "a. Pu.
eblo. April I. Longmont, May 5. Gree
ley, May IL. Denver Trap Club.
May 49,
L. G. Palmer broke twenty-four
birds out of a possible twenty-five at
the Lakewood Country club traps in
Denver.
Jimmy Duffy Of Lockport, n. Y,
will try to take the welterweight title
away from Ted Lewis in a fifteen
round bout at Toledo. Ohio on Feb. IL.
GENERAL
Complete cooperation between the
United States and Canada in the ef-
fective distribution of labor for war
purposes has been inaugurated.
Secretary Tumulty in formal state
ment in WASHINGTON. declared he was
not q candidate for appointment as
senator from New Jersey nor would
he be a candidate at the election in
November. He said he considered 1t
more important for him 10 remain -
secretary to the President.
The American Roadbuilders' Associ-
alton and the Good Roads Congress,
with delegates representing thirty
three states and the province of On
tario. Canada. closed their joint con
ventjon at st. Louis with the adoption
Of resolution calling for . nation
wide improvement Of highways as q
war measure
Herbert G. Hoover. National Food
Administrator. has confirmed the an