The Dolores star., 1919-03-21
FOREIGN

| former German emperor, has com
menced divorce proceedings against
his wife, charging infidelity before the
war.
1t has become known that Pope Ben
| edict has addressed an appeal TO the
powers emphasizing the urgency of
the speedy conclusion of peace with
Germany
The German submarine us, while
attempting TO escape from Ferrol.
| Spain, was chased by destroyer and
sunk, according TO n Havas dispatch
from Madrid.
Alberto Gutierrez, minister of for
eign affairs of Bolivia since last De
cember, has resigned. 1t is said that
| his resignation has no connection with
| the international situation.
Three German steamers captured by
| allied warshlps for violation of the
armistice terms have arrived at Dun
| kirk for internment. The steamers are
| the Italia, Mercur and Pluto.
| The preliminary peace treaty will
| probably contain the clause compel
| ling Germany TO turn over all officials
| found guilty OF war crimes to be tried
| by an international tribunal.
Field Marshal Haig is retiring as
| commander-in-chief of the British
] army He is expected to be succeeded
| by Gen Sir William Robertson of the
/ general staff. Sir John Cownn will re-
/ tire as quartermnSter general of the
/ British army.
Another attempt has been made
against the life of Nfkolai Lcnine, the
| Russian Bolshevist premier, ut Mos
/ COW, according TO reports received at
| Copenhagen. Shots were fired ut
/ Lcniue, but he was not Injured His
Chauffeur was wounded.
A serious situation has developed
/ in County Glare, Ireland. by the es-
| cape of lunatIcs from the Glare men
! tai hospital. The county Is ovcrrun
| with the madmen. many of whom are
[ dangerous. The men made their es-
cape from the asylum during strike
of the attendants
1t is reported from Basic that the
former German emperor has com
! planned against his residence in Hol-
land II is asserted that he has de-
clared that the climate is disagreea-
bic and that he desires to 20 to the
Riviera or TO Egypc on account of his
health and that he has requested Math-
/ las Erzberger, head of the German
armistice commission, to make repre-
sensations to the allies TO this effect.
SPORT
Charles 4. Adams, hero of the 1909
worlds series, will try comeback
with the Pirtsburg Pirates this year
. Adams is 80 years old and real We
teran as pitchers go.
| Yale's relay swimming team lowered
I the worlds record for the 20O.yard re-
! lay race in n meet at New Haven in
/ which Columbia WAS defeated, 81 to II.
| The time was ! Al The old record es-
| tabllshed by the Yale team two years
ago was ~ 10.
Cliff Durant came home over the
| Santa Monica automobile road course
| ahead of his teammate, Eddie Hearne
| winning in hours, 4 minutes 4J sec
onds, for 250.3i miles in laps of 1869
miles each. He won prize of $4,000
| Durant's average speed was computed
at SIG miles an hour
GENERAL
The brewers of Boston are planning
TO become candy makers after July l.
Mrs Sarah fnSIinp
| old, one of the first women to take up
the practice of medicine in the Unit
ed States, died at Lockport, n. Y.
-Four prisoners are held in New
| York on charge of advocating the
overthrow of the United States gov
eminent" as the result of a raid on
/ what the police termed Bolshevist
| headquarters at 133 East Fifteenth
/ street.
| Four armed daylight bank robbers
shot and probably fatally Injured VIII
| liam Bigel, assistant cashier of the
Metropolitan State Bank, and Margar-
ct Pelzus, customer, In daring at
tempt to rob the bank in Chicago.
| 1t was reported that the consensus
of packers and representatives of the
food administration in conference in
Chicago was in favor of fixing max
imum price of not more than $18 and
more probably $3.50 for hogs
II President Wilson insists that the
League of Nations re Incorporated in
the preliminary peace treaty, the Brit
ish, it is understood, will concede the
point, although they still believe that
the preliminary pact is not the proper
place for the Inauguration OF the
League, which, they declare, should be
included in the final peace pact.
New York City's infant mortality
rate for 1918, with only 9l.7 deaths to
! 1000 births, was the lowest of the ten
largest cities in the country, accord
ing to statement issued tonight by
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