The Arizona copper camp., 1918-01-19
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS

at Brest-Litovsk on Dec. 25.
French government recognizes Uk-
raine republic.
Enforced food conservation in res
taurants and extension of anti
boarding regulations to make them
apply to the household, to be put in
to effect by Hoover.
Fire at Winnipeg in wholesale dis
trict causes loss of $1,000,000.
Mexican federals defeat Villa fol-
lowers at Ojo del Alamo.
Terrific blizzard sweeps eastern At
lantic states, all train service in and
out of Chicago annulled.
Carranza plans campaign to oust
Manuel Palaez from control of Tam
pico oil fields.
Mexican mission to Japan arrives at
Pacific port en- route to Toxic to
negotiate treaty and purchase arms
from Japanese.
Argentine newspapers renew de-
mands that their government sever
relations with Germany.
German summary of U-boat cam
paign places losses of allies and
Z neutrals at 10,O0O,0OO tons in 1917.
Bolsheviki agree to continue peace
negotiations at Brest-Litovsk.
Four men killed in bank robbery at
Camp Funston committed by army
captain, who later, commits suicide.
Informal relations established be-
tween British government and Max
i'm Litvinoff, Bolsheviki ambassador
to Great Britain.
Meatless days for states of Arizona,
California, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington changed to porkless
days until March 13 by Food Ad-
ministrator Hoover. Porkless days
are Tuesdays and Saturdays, with
one meatless meal each day.
Felix Diaz, with small army, pre-
pares to attack Vera Cruz. g.
Sunday, Jan. 13--Revolution again
breaks out in China with fighting be-
tween northern and southern arm.
les, latter threatens Han Kow and
Woo Chang.
Incendiary fire in Indianapolis
causes loss of $1,000,00O.
Mexican mission for Japan sails
from Pacific port.
Chamber of Commerce of u. S. asks
American business men to pass upon
proposed warning to German indus
trial leaders that they cannot re-
sumo . &friendly relations with the
United States after the war unless
German government is responsible
instrument of the people.
German executions in Belgium since
January, 1917, total 10.
100000 volunteers fight snow in Chi
cago.
Cardinal Gibbons urges all to buy
war saving stamps.
Monday, Jan. 14-Million dollars
worth of food burned when fire de-
stroyss quartermaster warehouse in
Washington.
18 killed in wreck on Houston and
Texas Central north of Houston,
Texas.
U. S. supreme court sustains con-,
viction Emma Goldman and Alexan-
der Berkman on charge of interfer-
ing with selective service act.
American steamer Texan, $4,000
tons, reported sinking at sea follow
ing collision.
Russian sailors at Sebastopol kill
over 62 of their officers, including
4 admirals, in mutiny
Former Premier Jos. Caillaux of
France arrested in connection with
German propaganda in that country.
German leaders prepare to answer
Wilson's peace message.
Vienna threatened with starvation
owing to reduction in wheat rations.
Bulgarian press endorses Wilson's
b message.
Major A. P. Gardner, former con-
gressman from Massachusetts, dies
at Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ca, from
pneumonia.
Great Britain calls for 100000 more
men for army, according to an
nouncement made by Sir Auckland
Geddes, minister of national service.
Walter Spoerman, German spy, cap
tured in act of attempting to blow
up magazine near Newport News.
British airmen raid Karlsruhe, drop
ping 5000 pounds of bombs.
License system of food administra-
tion extended to include Gamers,
manufacturers of wheat and rye
products, dealers in feed and malt,
and professional salt water fisher
men.
Tuesday, Jan. 15.-British labor party
in message to Russians endorses
principle of self determination of
peoples and no annexation for the
n,ns4 s-I- L.