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Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17

j. A. Denly was in Cheyenne
Wells Tuesday on business.
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
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u advertise, ia as abnut it.
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Rad tie new ad Of l. Y. Hud-
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Mrs. j. H. Nelson is on the
sick list this week.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28
LOVE BY TELEPHONE

= = p IS
BY Lucy Gorton BarroWs
Copyright by W. G. Chapman)
mo" shouted Simon Barclay in a
thunderous tone, crushing out the
tondest of human hopes, immovable
rs rock.
His pretty niece, Hetty, covered her
face with her hands and broke down
utterly in a storm of tears.
"Cruel-cruel" she sobbed.
"And a last meeting with this gay
galliVanting young man - under
stand?" pursued her callous-souled
relative.
you are breaking my heart!"
moaned Hetty, and really believing it.
at isn't because Ned Monroe is
after your little fortune, as most
young fellows are nowadays"
''What-what is it, them" ALTERED
poor Hetty.
tits because he's an electrical
maniac. Huh-telephonei Who heard
of such a thing in my young days?
Gossip breeders, call 'em! Worse
than catering to laziness. Tried
to get me to put one IN my mousse.
I'd like to see 'em! Now I've said my
say. Drop this beau, or I'll send you
on a thousand miles to my sister,
where you can't see him"
Anticipated, narrow-minded Simon
Barcley had invented a new name for,
the most estimable young man in
Redeem. He hated all innovations,
especially telephone. There was
reason. Simon had bargained too
slowly in the purchase of a piece of
property he coveted, shrewd neigh
Dor had got to a telephone and out
bid him. He hated telephones after
that, and Ned Monroe in the bargain,
for was not that energetic young man
the head Inesman of the district tele-
phone plant?
Hetty moped around the house all
tJ;1oo-1A1oEa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28

'.'It's Because He's an Electrical
Maniac
young man interested and happy in
his work. He swung a coil of wire
and his tool bag to the road and was
over the fence in a joyous leap.
Dear girl" he said fondly, and
then started at Hetty in alarm, for
she was weeping.
Bit by bit the miserable story came
out. He consoled her, he reiterated
his love. He said nothing of revenge,
e4opement or encouragement. Z;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
Jn(anOge(egrap6
utGoub fir grteftrdser.

urIou6 fir 9rteftraser.
Wafbiugtpn, 3. g., 5. Wldt.
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Der Ser 9ereinigten Spdntideu
&rieaspeteranen iinO, piro, fous iic
oem ppm 81. 2tuguit bis etnidlieBlth
8. Septsmber in 2ouisOille, Sp., itatt'
fincenOen 5elolaser beupObnen poIl@E,
llrlaub ertbeiIt. 9ieie 9erfiiguHg bat
@eueralpoitmeiiter gurIsion getroffen.
geretrbarung iiber bic
Oelfetber in Samptcp.
@ofbinoton, >. g.. 25. Mai.
GetretdrSrpon, Der engliibe SotihCl'
ter uno Der boadnotIde @efanote 1aa
ben Elm uebereintommen gctroffer,
lle6ertrdgungen Der StIfeloer in 3ars
picp ut6t un5uertenneu, 8ieIe lberi
traounqen fanOen itutt, uIs ole 8ers
tpolter Der Celbetriebe in 6oIge oes
9omtarbements aus 5Gnpico seflii3'
tet puren. 9tnoere 9erIonen DerpfIids
teten fi9, bic 2(bgabeH an Der militia
ridden 9efebIsbaber 5u 3ubIeR nno
ben getrieb fort3uIeBeu, iporuuf ibuen
bic Gou3'Tionen iibertrugen nltroen.
mas bic genannter Uidate Nc aner'
tenneu iperoen.
gBie glomtrul Grabbed berihtst,
Frb oie Selbrunnen pieber in Oollem
getrtsbe uuo i4etnsn ourh oas gom'
barOsmsut tueRis ssIitts,. aa babsn. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26

6ellen, bic iebt afs l}reipiaige unter
Querta bienen, Der amerif1niic6en
9ren5e 5umdri4iren, mo lie bic 9l6s
itft boben Iolen, iiber bic @ren3e auf
Die dmeritunif6en 3ruppen I'll feuerr.
Sine 8ruppe Iou ouf Oiinagu, 9res
iioio, 9eras, gedsuii6er 3umdri6ire.
ilno cine anbere Ioll in n0roli4er Rif.
tung mdrifireno our8 Guatro @iss
na9ds getommen ietn, Die 3a6l bic.
ier gRot6eu" tpirb nuf 1000 Mann oss
i6dBt. Gle Iollen 92ete BON 6uertas
&olonne Iein, bic in perf6iebenen &C.
fe4ten gsI4ldgen porben isien
Snterpentton a1ler CROP
md6te in 2ttbanien
ni6t unmOgIi6.
Ront, 25. Mai.-SStalien bat ben
@orI4tog gemadt, oaB bic Ru6e in
gQ6anien burA bic SnterOentipn uler
MG8te pieber6ergeIteQt perben ioIe,
uie oies pGbreno bes 8orer Qufs
itanoes in China qei4e6en nt, mann
IelomarIbuQ 8raf BON 8aloerIee Der
S6ertommanDeur uller europdiIAen
5ruppen oprtIelbit mar. Stalien mar
INNER oagegen, baB Die Snterpention
auf Seiterreih unO Stalien olein be-
i6rdntt Derbe, uno Der OreiDerbano,
aus RuBIan0, gnglunb unb 6raHtz
reid beitebeno, mar gegen eine @lns
miT4ung BON gang Guropd. RuBIuno
bat TiA nun Der 2lnIi6t StdIiens ans
qeI6loTen unb man gIaubt IN bteitgen
oFfisieuen &reiien, oaB @nglano uno
5Fruntrst6 nun AUDI iRre 3uIttmmuHg
aeben perben.
Trana &offuth QeitOrbsn.
gubOpeIt. %. Wlui. 6ran8
SoFutb. Der SohR bes arObeu un9aS
rti6en 9atrioten, 1T bier i'm Qllter BON
73Sa9ren geitorbeH. @r mar iett OIel'n
0louaten Elm cynDaIioe un0 iein GOD
perurIa4te feline lleberrdi4ung.
6rana 8oFut6 iibernabm Die Rolle
ieines 8aters als Eitbrer Der uHgarts
| i6en acknowledgements balO nab
bem gobe Qouis &pfIutbs i'm Sabre
1894. Gr bctletbete einmaI ben Pos
item bes SanoeIsmiRiIters i'm uHgdri-
ideu &dbinet.
5ran3 8piiuth puroe an 16. gIos
bember 1841 in guoap qeboren uHo
mar Der Glteite SObn Don Gouis &ol@
Iutb. stm Utter DON a6t Sa9reH,
na6 Der Tluht ieiHes 8aters. bra6ten
| i'm bic Seiterrei6er nad Der 3SetuH9
8reBburq. SpGter puroe er 3u ieinsm
@ater mad autabia in &IeinaiIen gea
fGidt, Der thn nit nah GnQIdno
nabm. Dprt erbtelt er feline grsie@
bunQ unp ftOn i'm Sabre 1861, IN
2(lter DON 20 Sabren, dina er als 81
rilingenieur noh cHalieH. I'D er Ita
III isiuer grofeiiion ausseiduete.
glls iein 9ater in 5utiH 'tdrb,
bratte SofIutb bic 2eite ouf @unl9
ieiner 2anosIeute mad llHgarn Surud,
no lie unter orpbeH Gbreube5euqunGeH
beeroiat purpe. BON oa an arbeltete
er unablGfiig ouf bic abbdngigtett
lln0arns bin.
cym Qpril 1910, ois &oIIut6 trunt
mar. ituttetc ibm Gol. S6epoore RuoIez
pelt in ieiner 8pbnuua eineR Seluh
ab.
I'm Sdnuar ,. T.. ais SoFutb 9e-
fSrrlid trant mar, puroe er out oerl
Srantenbett nit Der SrGfin Benz
horstn. Der Wittpe Ietnes lebensIdnae
liaen Treunoes, oermdb!t. 9raf gens
norsfp bate bies uuf ieirem 5ootens
bette aeipiinI6t uno &ohutb uEo bic
@rGfin. Die iia i'm Mara gu oerbetra'
then ueoo6tsn. 9ihqen iofort bic Sba
Elm. ais bic Rruntbeit SoiIut3s orobts.
asTdhrlih su fperoen.
Sofort mad Dem 5ooe SofuthS
ma6te ieine Bittpe einen Selbitmpro-
rerIu6. inOem tie Sit nobm. Shr Gus
Itanb III ein beoentli6er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
Der 9mpFsr Eopal Gbparb nit si
nem gisbers in aOlliiiOn.
9ie irldnbif6e 5ome Rule
@ortage inorittsr Ges
fund n rroenp m meu

Qonbpn. 20. Mdi. - Die irIan=
bii1s Some Rule 9crlage fpurbs am
Wlontag pom llnterbaus IN britter
2eIuna nit elmer Wlaioritdt bon 7S
Gtimmen anasnommen. gs purben
352 Stimmsn fir unb 274 gegsn Die
0prlaae abgege6en.
5m 5aus bsrrItte bic sr0Bte Qlufs
regling ppn osm quaenblid an, in
lueldsm bsr Gpredtr ieifen SiB eins
na6m. Die Witglieber Der periAieoes
nen partsien brahsn in itiirmiide
0eifdQsrufs aug, aIs ibre reipettibeH
sSiihrer ben Sudl betratsn, pdbrenb
q!eidSsitia bic SppOiitioH Spottrufe
erihdllen lieb.
sSn elmer fnrsen Reoe oertbeibistc
Der premier 4squitb bic Resierung
eegen bic geItbuIbigung, bab iie bic
!Ifedts Der Winoritdt mibadte. unb er
fiiate binau, baB .r i'm Oberbaus ein
Mmenbement sur Some Rule Worldge
einberiHten perbe, nitt neil er
elaube. eab bic Some Rule gorlase
itlsdt ober manssIbaft iei, iOnoern
neil er beaierie iei, ben Grisben auf'
rebt au erhalten.
Die 9bitimmuna ipurbe bann por'
aenommen unp bic 4ntiinoiguns ces
ReIuItdts bait. iofort cine rieIise De
monitration Der Hationaliiten unb ais
b.rafen sur golgs. Mie Elm Munn er.
toben iie fd BON ibren Giben. bra4s
ten So6ruie aus unb i4penttsn ibre
gcifsntiifsr.
Bel Der 9lbitimmina ipurbtn Die
garteisrens.n itrense eingsadlten. Die
9lnbGnaer Nm. S'9riens entbieiten
lid, Der 9(bitimmuns. Ogrien briidte
6ie 2lniidit aug, baB Der premier es
peb,r nit gngiano nod nit Srldno
ebrlih meine.
Die Soms Rule @orlaae. bic. nah'
tsm lie brsi Wal ansenommen ipors
ben, iebt G.feb fpiro, einsrlei mas aud
bas O6erbaus ibun mag, sHtbdlt bic
folaenben Beiiimmungen:
Srlanb trbdlt Elm parlament, bds
aug ,inem Gsnat BON 40 unb einsm
Reprdieniuntenhnus bon 1874 wsitglis'
s.rn bsiisbt
Das irlInbii6e gldtldment bal
nitt mii arieg oSer sSrieben, nit Der
ssloiie. Der 4rme, ben ausipdrtiser
9lnaeIsgen6.iten, bem Sunoel eubers
halb csrlonbs unb BEN WiinsipsIen 5il
ibun. Mud lam es teins 9eiebe err
Iaien. in benen birett pber inoireti
eine Reliaion etablirt ober ipesisG un'
ierfiiibt, obsr bic 4usiibung elmer fol-
den perboien tpirb; aud bari tstns
Nelieion beporsugt ober begiinitigt.
unb iein. perion In irsenb elmer
gDeiie tpegen hires Dlaubens entre9.
let cStr b.nadtbeilist iu,rben, unb es
bari aud tein relisi0Ies Geremoniell
aIs gebinouna fit bic Gbe borse'
fhrisben perber.
SemporGre gefhrdntuncen iperber
ben GeIeben iiber 2unbperiGiife, al'
ierspenTionen. rationale @erIiferung
glrbeiterb0rTsn. bas irifhe 9onitdblsr.
Corps, poits unb anbere Sparbantsn
unb fr.uubf6aftlide @srsinisunseu
aiiferlegt.
Die greiutipe blsibt in ben SGn6en
bts Gouperdns anb feinsr Rsprdien.
tanten.
sSrlanb tpirb aud fsrnsrbin burG
AZ mitsIi,oer i'm bsitii&m iintsssaui
stsass!sn fs!n
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lpurbe ert0nts 3ii4en unb Spott'
ruff.
Trau Milbreb Gaa Maniel, bic cine
3eit i'm @siGnsnib gsi.iIen, neil lie
i'm arisgsmmiiterium 5enitsr einss'
Icblaa.n bate, fiibrte ben @oriiB iiber
Sic 9erIammIuns. Sic nabm auf Die
greisniiIe bonn Oouneritag DOR ben!
9udinsbdm paIoit 9esus, fpann 81
Guffraaetten, oarunter Srau Gmme'
line pantbnrf, Derbuftst ipurben. uno
iaste, bab bur9 oieie @orsdnss Der
Name un6 bas bobe @mt Sss aSniss
snis9st tuSrsn isisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
Cine Warnung an bic gu !
fraqetten.

.fragetten.
.Gs mirb Iib oemnGdf einmal or
sisnen, oab cine bis gum asuberlterI
aersiste 9oltsmsn9e cine pro5ellion
bon aampfIuffrasetten ungreift. Was
fann Sud @eiberH puiiirsn miro,
tann gsismano DorallsIageH. Sbr habt
ss Der pOli3ei gu perOanten, oaB SDr
nod am asben isio; Shr ieto Der po'
li3ei 8ant ihuloig.
DieIe @orte rihtete am Wsonfds
ter Ridter Spptins i'm Bonn StraB'
poliaeigsriht an cine Slifrasstte, DIE
einsn 9erbaftsbsfsbl ssgen einen un'
betannten Wlann perlangt bate, Der
pie lie iaste. ibr am SOnntag ins @s'
f6t ssi6lassn babe, als bic Dtsns'
bic Suifragsttsn ausrifT, bic absr DON
Der poli3si beI6iiBt puroen.
Die Darnuns bes RiHtsrs oeutsi'
| Die Gtimmuna bss 8oltes ssgsn BIZ
| Suffraostten an. Sbrs aRgriifs aul
| ben aDnig babsn oieie gittertsit nod
,rbDbt. oenn bic GnsIdnoer limb cir
| b59it lopdles Bolt.
Sic 9leuBerunsen Der piloen Ms.'
Der in Der 9eriammlung Der Bomens
| Social ano poIitieal Union, IN oeI
iolde gfufs tpis .Sdisbt ben aOnie
| tobt" auf alien Seiten eridalltsH, Deu'
ton iibrioeus on. ban bic WdrNung IDs'
mia bsRrsist psrosn piro. IS 1T absl
tldr. baB obne ben S4ub Der poli5et
#. ni6t i'm staHbe i.in DurosH, o.
| fentli6e @sriammluHgsH ab5ubalten
obne 5u ristirsn, bub ibnsn idllmH
mitseIpislt iperosn fuirbs.
gDie es ideint, 1T CUR untsrorud'
una Der pil0en Wsibsr jebt nt6ti
msbr nStbig, als bab bic geborbsr
linen ben Sdus Der poli3ei snt5le'
| ben. 80.
Der llmitdno, bab bic Offentli4sT
GunitIammlungsH pegen Der Sdano'
t6aten Der Jurisn ssialoiien poroeT
| limb, bat nidt peniy od3u bsisetrassn
Zen 9ab ssssn bic Msibsr gu srRo
| ts:
5rl. Wsarp Ri8drbfou, bic imWdr;
pegen Der gsfdGbisuns Der 9ods6i
Wenus gu feds WOnaten Sefdnsnii
perurtbeiIt, Sann entlaiIen uno an
20. Wldi pieber Dsrbaftet pur
bo nuhbem lie ii9 cine
| s(ppenbieitis Operation unterpor
| fen, tpurbe am Qbenb fpieber aus ben
s5ollopap gsfdnsnib sntlafen. 81
BAT einen Sunssrz unb Surltitrsi
bur6s.madt uRo bsfinoet iia in til
tiitem 3uitano.
Rod tsine g pur BON ben
4piatiter 5amel.
Qoubon, %. mai. - Soipei
bat man nod teine Spur bon Der
briiiiaeH 9lpiatiier Guitare Somel &c
funoen, Der en- Samitag Worgen i
i5ran.reich Gufities. nit Der albiif
ben aanal su treu5en. Wdbreno be
aan1sn Radt paren cine Wsnse pc
9prpebo6ooten brauben. I'm nae
oamel Su iuhsn unb lie puroen ar
Wloraen BON anoeren abgslOlt.
5amsl bate anaetiinbist. Oab sr il
Serbit ben @erIud MAIDEN polte, mi
feinem glsroplan ben atlantiide
S5ean gu trsu5en.
Oas 9eudtf9iff SaIifa
| Ro. 10 batte IA Wann
an Sorb.
! @Tasgpp. S6ottlanb. 25. Wai
0as a,udtidiff 9dlifar Ro. 19, ba
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73. Sabrgans.
ONetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio, Sn6iana unb bas
ipeitlide pennIplpanien: 9lllgemeln
i9ones inb 1nbaltenO marines Detter
ON Sisnitas nnb Mitttpot. Starts
iiibipeitIide Winbe.
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Gnslanb fat bsfinitiO bei4loiisn, ii4
ni9t an Der panama pacific
ausitelluns gu betbeilisen.
General Wanuel Ssrnanbe3 aus PORT
Of Spain neri4punbsn.

Gr beabiihtiat cine Rspolution in
@sne3uela gu bestnnsn.
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Sn Der @sriammluns Der WOmsrs
Soeial anb politieal nnlon.
;srans aOTutb in guoapeit SsitOrbsn
Seine @itttpe madte slei4 bdrauT e1t
nen 9ersiftungsDerlu4
gnidisSsnes aus Dem DsutIasnRsif)

limb bsfiuoet iid in tritifaem 3uitann
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IA periOnen tdmen Bel BEN llntersang
bes 9su9tidiffs Salifar go. 19 I'm.
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Cine u1arnung an ois Kampf'
Sufra0elten.
Gin 2pnboner Yoli5eirid)ter
Seutete linen an
lai, fie ibres aebens niht fiher
ieim tpiirben tuena ibaem Der
Yoliseijdnt entsoSen ipiirSe.
llnb bas sersi5te bolt einss Sases
iummarii6e Suiti8 an ihnsn
iiben fpiirDe.

,sdiebt ben aDnig nisbsr!' risfsn AM
Wlontas bic Turien
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
Names of Married Women

Should a woman's be swallowed up in matrimony?" is a question asked by Maoel Potter Daggett in the Pictorial Review Mrs. Daggett plies that it should not be. That is matter which we think though. should be left to the choice of the individual woman and should have such legislation and such regulations on the subject that the woman should not be handicapped in making her choice There are women perhaps a majority, who are content to take the of her husband even to his Christian name the initials of his Christian name The only identity of her is indefi- nitey preserved in the prefix Mrs.
 Many women insist upon prefixing the name of the husband with their full names before marriage but that does to identify them unless they are weIl-knoWn women City drec- red women. Seattle Tacoma. however, have made advance in this matter, and their drec- tories contain the names of married women printed after the names of their husbands That gives them identity and makes possible the delivery of mail or other messages addressed them In other cities postmasters do undertake the delivery of messages so addressed.
 Actresses almost invariably retain their maiden names, their stage names, without taking at all the names of their husbands. Professional women and those who have attained prominence in any would be warranted in doing
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE IN NEW YORK

In your account of the scaling of the Central Park obelisl you state that this monument is more than 2000 years old This monument erected by Thothmes III of the eighteenth dynasty of Egyptian kings about the year 1400 B. C. It is therefore at least S300 years old It standing long before Moses and the Israelites lived in Egypt It erected together with it's companion obe fisk in London England adorn the Temple of On, whose location IS identical with the Heiopo lis of later times. One obelisk erected by much earlier monarch or the twelfth dynasty is still standing it's original site where the Temple of On was and is the only object remaining to mark the location of that temple.
 In the decay of the Central Park obe fisk the effects of climate the uniformed might conclude that this ancient would have been better preserved if left alone in it's Egyp environment. Nothing, however could be of harmony with the facts than such an idea. The London obelisk had been lying prostrate in sand neglected for centuries prior to it's removal our own obelisk threatened with immediate destruction make way for q modern apartment house with the doubtful preservation ornament to the pack yard of said apart ment house Both obesks had suffered breakage of the and hieroglyphics by van das and souvenir hunters. IL only question of d short time before both of these august monu would suffered complete destruction.
 The site at Alexandria from which they were removed England and America palace O. the Caesars. Augustus Caesar had caused both moments to be transported their original site a Heiopolis the fore court of this pal How they came to be called Cleopatras nee dles not been satisfactorily explained Cleopa tra the of the Ptoemies dead before the the oldest object known in North America, and the interesting facts of it's history should be kept before the public long the monument vives.-Eli Benedict in New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
Traffic in Brass knuckies

We have noticed in the show windows of Washington street assortment Of brass knuckles offered for sale. We understand there is law in this state that prevents commercial dis play this sort though there ought to be and trust that the legislature will to it. that there shall be that the surreptitious arm ing thugs will be defined crime There is nothing be said in favor of the unregulated sale of any of offensive deadly weapon, but why good citizen may want revolver, not to carry, but to keep in his home protec ton against burglars thieves We understand, also, how good citizen may think, fooishly, of course that revolver will protect him against foot pads when, matter of fact he invites derous attack before he has time draw his A traveller the desert in the wilderness may have actual for a revolver.
 But there can be possible excuse for traffic in brass knuckes The who buys this weapon buys it with criminal intent, and the who sells it him knows that he is dealing with intend ing criminal. Brass knuckes carried only by thugs and towards and coward is always potential criminal.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
INCREASING USE OF ALUMINIUM

The year 1913 the prosperous in the history of the bauXite and aluminium industries of the United States, according w. C. Phalen of the United States Geological Survey in a report on the production of bauXite and aluminium in 1913 from Mineral Resources. The production of baux- lte in 1913 was 210241 long tons valued at $997 6gS against l59S65 long tons. valued S6S 932 in 1912 BauXlte Is used chiefly material in the pro- duction of metallic aluminium in the manufacture o1 bauNIte bricks and in the manufacture of alum dun for an abrasive
 The amount of aluminium consumed in the United States in 1913 was 7237909O pounds against of the aluminium industry is shown by comparison of the 1913 output with the total consumption of aluminium during the last twenty years 37 900 900 pounds More than 329,000 600 pounds have been consumed in the last years. The total produc- ton in 1884 only 150 pounds
 Aside from it's in the manufacture of cook ing utensils aluminium is being employed on a larger scale in the construction of welded tanks cooking vats, and vessels used by brewers preserve manufacturers and fat recoverers and in industries where metal is required that will conduct heat will not corrode and is not poisonous It has been found by experiment that the only substances which dissolve any of the metal are oranges le- mons, Brussels sprouts and tomatoes and that in every test the quantity dissolved was so small as to be harmless.
 The of aluminium wire as a conductor in long distance power transmission schemes is in- creasing. recently developed branch of the alum mum industry is the manufacture of the powdered metal known as aluminium bronze powder, which is used extensively paint pigment, explo- sves, in lithographing, and in printing Aluminium foil has partly displaced tinfo for wrapping ar tices such cheese, chocolate candies and tobac- One of the newest and perhaps oldest uses for aluminium is it's employment in making the soles of shoes to be used by workl1en employed in wet and damp places. The aluminium -soed shoe lasts much longer than ordinary shoe and is said be inn previous to dampneSS
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
The Extra Edition
Author of At Good Old Siwash'

The Extra Edition is published 5y newspaper whenever il find headline that is important enough sell by itself.
 If America produced q billion bushels of wheat in year. extra announcing the fact wouldn't sell pianos in .Timbuctoo. But when the American fleet meets enemy and reduces it to junk and obituaries, q newspaper can make a scare head out of adult type in red ink and sell it for 10 copy.
 Some newspapers sell extras and sell their readers. This is why the extra has gone slightly out of fashion It takes a national catastro- phe to jar extra out of most newspapers But there day when d New York newspaper would issue extra announcing that man had fallen off the Singer building another saying that he on his way down and third to the effect that the mans hat had reached the ground, but that he him. self had not yet started and might come down by elevator.
 Many newspapers wonderfully equipped with machinery and get out an extra edition In i've minutes be read less than ten seconds
 Extra editions issued whenever public of fcial is shot at or great steamship sinks or q city burns down the United States and some other
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
Garden Sass
By WALT Mf SON

Oh luscious greens Young beets and beans fresh peas and new potat0esi With fork and spoon, and and noon, push them in our succulent and tender; the red is thorough bred the onions clothed in splendor. When noon time comes my stomach hums-at least, l have that notion: and I throw the greens below it trembles with emotion Sometimes it stalls at codfish balls and balkS at beef mutton. at beef hash and kindred trash, and hints that I'm gluttOn But may pass down garden until I'm tired of chewing; my stomach makes cranky breaks it still is up and doing. Too much of pie and meat, the doctors oft inform in days We stupid jays devour the things that us. Fresh garden sass. good sparrow grass, the onion. beet and lettuce-these the things to eat by jings! then health will not forget us. So let us the garden plot, and rob it of it's treasur oh let us feed on yarb and weed, and taste the simpler pleasures.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-15
"An extra announcing the fact wouldn't sell as fast
 pianos in Timbuctoo"

nation begin making faces at each other But ord- nary occurrences. such another gun fight Broadway, victory Yale by Harvard, the dis covery of graft in St. Louis the nomination of Bryan for the presidency do not make good extras and held for the regular editions
 Sometimes newspaper gets sad and thinking of the magnificent material for extras which will not jar loose If the republican party should carry Texas King George should sign with the New York Giants the Standard Oil pany should decide to pay it's s29,o00,00 fine if Charlie Ross should reappear if someone should get intoxicated at banquet given by the secre tary of state millions of could be sold.
 newspaper publisher with fast press would have made millions during the days of the Roman Empire. when declared every half hour and an emperor usually lasted only few weeks That terrible waste of from news paper standpont