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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
0OnnrO aiinne tuOt

Ger 6etanntc Sdngerueteron einenl
6er5idlogc erlegcu. Ger GOO
fam lmermortet. Serr 9Iuguit
@a6aus aui Dem y2ouoou &art.
SrieO5ofe~ 6eer0igt
Serr @OuarO Slime lit geitcrn
@ornlittog in ieiuer @o6mng 9lr.
SOL, 2ia6t. StroBe, iG6 imO uneruar-
tet aus Dem 9e6en gei6ieOeu 9toc5
porigen Sainitog neria5 er nit &C.
mobnter 9lr6eitsireioe lmo Niunter-
teit feline SrmeIer.2lrbeiteu lm0
au6 0en Sonntag perbra6te er fro6-
lid i'm &reiie Der Semen. @egen
9lbcno iteQte iicb eine itarte 0lottig-
teit elm, mo geitern Niorgen madte
elm Ser5iblng ieinem Seben ein Gn.
sc. @1it @errn Slime lit elmer Der
betomtelten mo Acknowledgement
@iirger Siio-9altimore's Oo6inge-
gau9en. 9iob Dor peniaen @o6en
(om 20. 2lpriO 6eeing er imter gro-
Ben G6ruugen iein iiinijigid5riges
0litgIieosm6ildim 6ei'm n@ermaua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

glua naDc5u cincm &letlella9r
mtnoert miro Sr. glOolpb Farller,
0er befannie 8ddereibcliBer W y9r'
G52, 8eit 2omboroitroBe leiner al
icn Seimat1 IN Ceitrcih llngarIl &.
nen Qqiub abitattcn. pr. Barller'
oer por cnuos mc1r als "a Sagrelll
hicr einmanoertc, bat ii6 olrh 6leIB
mo cute eeihditsiiihrung 3u etllell
heb0biQen g9o6litonoc enpor Ae'
idmunQen m0 min NIT Dem DonI
bier u@arbarono, Der an W1ithpodl,
Sen 20 N1oi, BON bier abidbrt eine
europe Aeie MAIDEN ino 5lpor mlll
cr 8uerit nab @arlsbno gcbeL lull
oort iicb ctlpos 8u erbolcn lno oann
cine 9iciie nod @ali5ien madlcm nm
slpci Griioer ooiebit 8l benI6ea Aut
ser 9tAdreile miro cr Nu0npclt gSieb
a)liind9ci mo 9s0ris beiu1en uno
Dnnn nod Baltimore suriIdfebren.
Nr @ariier niro ieino Iodier, Sri.
&ohonna, mittcbnlen lIm iiir aIle
enrntualit1tci gcrllpci 5u ien, hcB
nM Nr QSomicr ourM sen uDcitlhen
lsarrrIponoenten ocllcn Seier cr ieit
Icinein Sicriein lit elnen *ob 0eior.
Ncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
snnnennnf. nnb llnieraana.
Nna g1ettrr.

1yiir D1arulono ino oeu Ciitrift
Goliim6ia tribe uuo giegen; perans
oerlihc g8inoe
Gic bodie Icmperatlr betrug ges
itcrn Sc @ra0 um 10 lIbr Wlittaas
ino sic nieOrigiie SO @rao Inn 8 llbr
01orgens
,Sn 0cu iibrigen @etter.Seobodl
tmgs StaiioHen OeS 2on0es mar oie
h6hite Eemperatur uie iolgt.
qltlaniic Sin so, 9ismard ~, 8os
iton rs. @uiialo a. @barlelion a.
Ghicaao o. Glepelano O. Corpus
Ghriiti Ienper Ga. Detroit 80,
gulut6 81, Gaitport 52 @alpeiton
so, @reen9oD IA, Satteras 76, SABRE
50. Selena 46. SadionUilc 81 &ons
ias Sin Sc, anorpiae IS. Souisuille
SIS. .Waraueiic 36. Wlempbis So,
N2ontaonerp IS, Niontreol 56, glan
tidet 6S, 9few Grleans 81, glep
gorf rs. Oklahoma 81, @ittsburgb
rs, @6ila0cIp6ia 81, 9SortlanO, N'ey
M. gorilau0, Ore, GS. Gue6ec 5S,
9laleiQ6 IS, Salt 2ofe GitD Ga Gan
yrancisco 70, Ct 9ouis 80, St8an
40, Scranton "a. S6reUeport sc,
gpofanc Ga Campo SIS, &aibinaton
SS, 9Sinlipcg 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Der yieqcr We0r9c Nl1gs BON yir
1906, &uttcr StraBe, alf melben Oic
@oIi5ci felt ctwo 5mei &o6cn iabn
set, itcQtc iiA geltcrn Gormittog
iclDIt ser %oli8ei. gSic I'M u0ert
ic9en Gorrciponoenten" 6ericbtet.
i6oB Giqas om 5. Nioi ocn gie9er
Riharo Soll al ser @de pop Sal.
bonn. un0 2aurenss StroBc IN oen
Scib. Saa befiuoet iicb sur 3cit inn
mer nod IN fritiihcm 3ulton0e im
nWtor0l1n0cr &omoOpatbIl6en @os
ipital.~ Ribtcr @cnD lebte in 6ol9c
0clicn elm &cr60r Ocs Diggs auf ocn
1. Nnni felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
$50 sheLlfilh. .Gunmiiiion.

Wlorqen fin0et enc SlBnng oer
taotenbauten 9ebor0e itatt, IN mel.
cher oie @}itglieoer Der Sbelltiibs
Gommiiiiou gemGbIt weroen utiliien.
gsie perlautet iino feline &erdnoe.
rilnqeu 5u crporten Die iebigen
Nlitqlicocr Der Gomuiiiion limo:
Weniamin 81. @rccn bon Somerlet'
0ountu mo Gruuf o. Acoea bon
glnne g(runocl Gountn. DenofratcL
im0 gGaiam s.. NRolibie bon Staot
Baltimore, Republifancr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

llell JldtDe3uel9e 0le lluOlteDenpell
@cror0ningen angenommcn:
glnnabme oes gettes Ger Galpcrton
9loa0 BON 6apette- bis @eringtonltr. /,
@6riltian.StraBc pom N1iangton.
Zane bis Gat6erine.StrnBe 9iolanos
9lnenue bon Der 36. StruBc bis 5ur
@idorp.gloenue, 9ee6.9luenue Don
@arriion.9luc. bis Qeniion StraBe;
GliitonsQlDcnuc pon SHaumooo- bis
8entoIouitraBe; 9ltlantic Gourt bonn
8roo0lpaD bis sur 9et6elitraBe;
0utelanos Strabe BON 9iapner.9Ue.
bis Nloi6er. StraBe umo Goieoaleitr.
bon @inOior.9lDe. bis @lgin.9Iue.
@roifmrng Der 9micg.glaeD 6intcr
Grlio Sils2IDeulie;
Gtabliring cineS offentli6en
Squares 5wiiben 2uunoo0.9l0enue,
s5opette.StraBe @bilaOelp6ia glpe
imo GurleD. StroBe;
glutorilirlng Der 0eutlden hltberi-
ihen 0oncoroia-@emeinOe sur @rs
ridhng zines 9Inbmies 81 ibrer Stir
de an Der g8albroot.glpenue;
gltoriiirlng Der o9lmerican So.
cietp Of Gipil engineers" SIR De
nuBlng oeS Gis6ootes .,Satro6e";
9liltoriiirlmg oes Seims fir I'm
6eilbare 5ur 9emBung oes Gis6ootcs
oSatrobe~
9litoriiirlmg BON Sorriion 8.
Steres sur @rridtung cines @anoel.
bilocr.S S6eoters ouf Der g}orOmeit-
@dc bon 9lort6-9luenue uuo 9oicoale.
StroBc
glutoriiirlng Der nglnn-StroBen
Settlement @orters" sur 9euublmg
Ocs @isbootes ,,Satro6e".
3uriid ans Gomite.
Sine &crorOnlulg 3iIr 2lutoriiirlmg
ser aDletropoliton 9lnrliement so"
5ur @rridtng cineS @onoel6iloer.
SbeotcrS an &oplor @rope-StroBe
uuO Sronflm.9ioao, melhe sur orit.
ten Seirng norlag plroe ailf gn-
trog Oes Serrn Iolion pon Der 16.
Moro an oos 9ouiie fir @oli3ei mo
@eidngniB 3medS @ornabme zines
oiientliAen &er6orS 3uriidperuieien.
&err Eolion, luel1cr Die Geror0nung
ieincr 3eit alf &erlangen einreidte,
crfldrte, ooB Oic DlitglieOer Ger
Summcriielo 0let6ooiitens%em
Inn Elm &erbor nadgeiIdt 6dtten
llngiiniti9cr 8eribt
gtad einem geitern 9la6mittag
itaitgebobten oiicntliden &er6or Dor
Dem Gomitc fir @oli5ei lm0 @eidngs
nib beibloB oas Gomite Die ieiner
3eit BON Serru ailmer BON Der 10.
Maro cinaereicbte &erorOmng. mel
DE Is. $. Gi6boru OaS &edt einrGu.
men iollte, oui Dem glnpeien gir.
1914 1918. @arpid-glpenue ein
@anoclbiloer E6cater 5u erri1ten,
imgiinitia cin3iberidten. @cgen Die
Geroronng proteitirten ole 9ewo5.
ner oer 9tahbaridait, Die 9la Saint
SHpeitern, oeren W}litterbais li6 al
Ser @oruid.glpcnue befinoet, lnO sic
W}itglieocr Der G6aomid Nletbo0ilten.
STRIDE. S,err ailmcr ielbit eriudte
am gtbaobc ciuco inoinitigen Be-
ri1is, ua6Ocm er oie 5obrcidcn
Groteite Oernonunen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
0nrac Stn0tneniafeiten.

u9llbougb's Ebeofer" fon0 ge'
itern 9lbcno cine alltbeiuhtc 9enefi3.
S'oriteaung fir OaS aGuOowooO.Sos
notorium0 Itatt. is muroe oos Stiid
DEbe 0ufe Of StiQifrontie" gcgebeQ,
Bur So6res Convention Scr ogid
tionalcn Spirihioicnbdnoler 9lhocio
tion," ole bcutc in g9ai6ington be.
ginnt, meroen uneefd6r 20 GeIego.
ten Don Baltimore geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Nunlul qI6crt aus9ranni6mcia bier

Nr. 1dlbot S. hilbert Der uncrl.
faniide aoniul in @rounlhmeig lit
hicr eingctrofien uno miro bier bIeis
bcn bis nad6 Ser @od5cit iciner God
tn Trl. Gnilp 9ll6ert nit Srn s..
VI Qiqoct bon &bilaoelpbiu am B.
Nlnii sin Sobn Ocs @rn sllbert
IN Elm Shoent Der llniperlitot IN
gQiindcn uno bcfinoet iid 5ir Set in
Stnlicn. no ct Die Qlalern 9ut er
mir0 icihe 5ommcrfcricn cbenious
bier Derbrin9cli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
0Intn IN NlanInLen

Sn 8rmD qcrietB geltcrn @toraen
aeacn o llbr cine Pluto 0roldte Der
~Sromn Carl SAB Co. ais olelelbc
Dor Dem Union @obnbote pom Dem
Gbolliclr Hidoro Nionsrelo 9erei'
niat muroe. Gs gelong oenl ebmlf'
feur, Ole 5lommen criolereld gu be-
fanpfen. Der ongeribtete S9aoen
be5ificrt iih ouf ctwa 500 8ic
iih bcrauSitellte, mar Ger @alolln'
Scb1lter oes glutos led se'poroen
mo 1T Ourouf Der 9rauo 0llrlid5li.
iilbren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Nlrdlrnrnll ber 3iona.0lemein6e.

Ger airhenrdtb Der 3ionsgemelll'
Sc an Ger @oDitruBc iebt iid aus tols
Qcn0eu @erren 3uiommeu @eorae
gaunncdc, Sulius @. gunnede, Als
bcrt 8. 5antbdncl, @eo. g. gSogner.
Gbco. S. Naihel GIuito0 Sieamuno,
Gorl VI. 2iiocrie Sobn @. 6olter,
otto Shining, g8ln 6. ginou,
Nranf g. grcrel uno Gilbert g. aote.
gtc lcbicren ichs ipuroen AM Sonrs
tao auf meitere aDei Sabre 9epoblt,
md6reu0 Die criteren lebs nod EN-
Sa6r 5u 0icnen bnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Sci ser SSa6res Convention Der
,glmerican @atenports gliiociation,
melde gcitern in 'B5ilaoeIpbio be-
Qanu mo mclde bis gum Gonncrs
nao Ouuert, miro 0aS bieliae &oller'
gepartemeut 0urd Die ,Solgenoen
pertreteH iein. gsalter @. See, 0iillss
gQalierin0cnieur, g. & glrmlhong,
SaQcnicm Scr Siltrir.gl6t6eilung,
WeorQc %. Lriclope, Supcrnltenoent
ser Contributions 9lbtbeilitng Sbo'
mas s. Nlosfell, @ormam Der Gpn'
nrnftons gl6t6eilmg inO q. q.
ga6cn0rcicr, Superintcnoent Der
mec6aniideu g6t6eiing glub @al.
ierinacnicur Nobert 9 Glemitt beob'
idtiat, einigeu Sibungcu bei3upo5s
uen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Qllarcmic lacopS oluiriiAe @enuoelbioer.
,,Nuoii8rlnm" Zoe Nccp furplc"
,,NDrn s" Qihnrl Ninuo Cpcra so.
,Nnncm" @iuecr Wifls"
.,Nlnrninno"- 0crr mo 6rau Carrier 1e pa'
en-
,,2Ngicn @roBes Concert ON 2O l}di oes
cfuUmien Oidnncrnor Nucriina sOoHcotolN
on 4Hilieeb1rrc ta
4imlicU NiarOldo NudeO elub Nennen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

tcn1ouie, SenrD @o6le, So6n Berger,
SSoiep6 SonOman, 9ouis Sil6eritein
unO GopiO Z. Sorgon Serr @a6ous
itanO in ieincm &C. 2e6ensia6re. Sn
Sini 6dtte er ieineu CT. @c6urtstog
ieiern f0nncn. @e6oren 81 GebOen
inn &reis Giep6oll, Gropin3 Souno.
per. fam en- 6ereitS ais Singing
bon IL So6ren nod oen Gereinigten
Stdaten. Sin Nlagenleioen 6atte
ieinen 200 sur 6olge. J}eben ieiner
@ittpe, 6rali Nleto @o6aus, bin
terl6Bt ser Ga6ingeihieoene 3mei
9looptipfinoer, Seinrid m0 Nleto,
cine Sdmeiier in Baltimore, 6ran
Gina Meine, unO 3pei 9riiOer in
0cutiHlonO, ole Serren 6ermonn
mo g9ilbelm @o6ous. Die 9eerOi-
gung ipor Dem 2eidenbeitotter- @e.
ihdit BON ". s. Eidner & S0bne
iibertraQen por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
gsrudIeiScu. .@e6redlen

2oBt Wicrgebenn iie been0eh BON
$3.50 an bis $500. 9libts Qefor.
bert, iaas nidt erfolerei6. SSreic
COMPUTATION 5wiicben s llbr Gormit.
tags lmo 6 llbr 9lbenoS. - &. s.
Diergebenn & So, 525 ". .-GntaiuItr.
(Wtai11-3 -31S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Glepaar 0Oa 9lOu0ies 6elaitiaI.


Syn ser @oli5eiItotion 5u Canton
amirfte Sr. &enrD Somer bon y3r.
1919, SiiO. Goit 9lDcnue, einen Sait-
befebl geqen einen gelpinen Ebilip
Wiaer, @llmooo 9lDenuc, nabe@aiott
StroBe, Scr in leinen @reiien mlc9
inter oent gomeu oSa6osfD" 6efonnt
lit. Gr ioa Qnge6lid nit megreren
@cnonen ouf einem aIten 9olplot
elm Srinfgeloge ocrdnitoltet uno
5rou @nmer, Oie nit ibrem W}anue
bort porbeiging, belditigt bo6en. glIs
@r. @amer oogcgen proteltirtc, fielen
Oie uSel0en~ nit 9ierfloiden iibcr
ibn Der. Seine Srnl elite in3lpiihen
In oie Gonton SGoli5eiitntiom Inn
&iilfe 81 bolcn. Gie Goli5iitcn mu.
rem audi bolO sur Stcle, ooh nab
men oie @uriAeu 10 ihnea &ciBous
uno erreihtcn oic Stootgren5e, BOB
Sic 9Boli5ci inperrihteter Soc6e 8ll.
riiffebrtc. N}orihoa Greomer bot
cher iebt Die 9lnor0nlmg gctroffen,
0oB bel &eriolqungen in 3utlmft Oos
llcbcri6reiten Der Sta0tqren5e fem
@umo icin ioa, Ole ehpoigcu llebel-
tb1ter auf frccm SSuBe 81 loiien.
@iiacr miro ii6 Jest wegcn tbGtli6eu
g!nQriffS al perontportcn bobcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
1rL0mnnnIId0e AapeIIe mlr0 IpieIen

9lnldBIicA oes nor0en am Wlount
g,crnon @lacc itottfinocnoen 9lu.
mcnnlarfts miro Die 6cIouonn'idc
qiluliffopeac ein Gn5ert aq6en iiir
meldcs tie oaS foIgeuoc 9Sroorolmt
oltfocitcat Bat: 2RoriH, .6lomer
0on. Nclomann; Ouuertiire, ,,,,u.
RiIee 9Ioc6: Selectiou DOperaiic
glSoltcrpicce 2a 6rund; g9aI5er,
Wdlifoirc, S8alteuiel; @aructioIo;
glmericon 5antaiia" 9enoir;
Oriental Sutcrmc58o" So6oni;
srombone Solo; o9lirs on Southern
McIo0ics, @ootreDi selection,
n9oles Of Soffmamt Gllenboh;
..Gupios @otrol" Qloref yStor
SponaIeo 9ouucr lSlA-l9l4,"
Ncp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

lln6emubt Der Tie lm9ebenoen 30
ccsgeiabr iAlieien geitern 81 frii6er
WloraenihnOe Srou glliCe 9lnprDtih
uno ibre beioen Godtcr Sophie uno
9llice in ibrer Mobnung glr. 109,
@enn. StroBe. ipdbrenO oic Slide IN
Slomnen Ituno iino 0ihter 9toih
i1nlmtlibe &dlrme fiiIlte. Die I'M
5peiten Stpdmert oes gleibcn @ou-
les pobncnoe SSrmu Smith itnO ibr
@otte entoedten oos 5euer iin0 rie.
fen aus Dem 6eniter Inn Sitlfe, no.
raut Der gSd1ter elmer nobe gelege
ncn SrQlerei ctlio6c 9llormidiiiie abs
icuertc uuo ooolrh @oli5iit GooneD
bcrbeiriei giohoem 0ieier 5uerit Die
SSeierpcbr bcnohridtigt bntte, ge-
long es ibm nod 8pei Dergebliben
&eriuhcn 0urd Oen Guolu un0
9ioiib bis 5u 0en inlner nod Shlo.
fenoen por5rorin9cn rno iie at
meden. Tn5pilhen longtc oucb oie
Scucrlpcbr oL rihtctc ibre 2citern
ailf mo bradte Wtuttcr im0 S0o6ter
iiber 0iclclbc IN Siherbcit. glQe Drci
uarcn bon Dem &uibc bcinabe er
ftidt, mare nidt inn lcbtcn 9luacn6lid
scr 9oli5It eridieneu umo 6attc tie
an sic 5enltcr gcbrodt lun bier
frilhe 9uft einotbmen al fonncn.
Gas Jeuer murOe bol0 oorauf Qc
Ioiht, jeooh ui6t c6e es cinen 5ha
ocn pon m0eidbr $500 onaerihtct
butic.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
A New Railroad for Arizona.

Dispatches from Salt Lake City un- der date of 18th inst. states that a new incorporation was filed that date called the Southwestern Pacific Rail way company The line is designed to be built from Denver to San Die go. The capital stock is s2,000,000, not much of a capital to build that distance but probably that is only a starter D. c. Collier was elected president of the company. From in quiries We learn that this road is intended to tap some of our import ant mining centers in Arizona. Whether the road is intended as. a connection for some of our estab- lished roads roads in Arizona no def mite information could be obtained. However, if it assists the mining in dustires and helps to facilitate the development of new areas, it will be hailed with delight by the mining companies New railroads are going to help development considerably, es- pecially low grade properties that cannot be handled now on account of being so far away from cheap trans portation.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
COPPER PRODUCERS
 STATEMENT. May Statement Shows Expected In- crease of 14,0O0,O00 Pounds.

The Copper Producers Statement for May, showing a decrease in stocks of 14,005,64 pounds, was fully expected; in fact, many of the pre- liminary estimates placed the proba- ble increase considerably in excess of this figure. Production for the month of 142.30S,2S7 pounds, a de- crease of 9,000,00O pounds from Ap- Til, Is worthy of attention and prob ably indicates that instead of being low in comparison with the preceding month, it is quite likely that Aprils production represented an abnormal output.
 Domestic deliveries in May were 55.592,170 pounds, decrease of about 7,S0O,O0O pounds from the previous month Domestic deliveries are still low and are running now at about 75 per cent of normal. Foreign de- lveries were fairly good and, while they decreased over 9500000 pounds, they continue to hold up well.
 It is a singular thing that in spite of all the talk of an accumulation of copper metal, the stocks here and in Europe on June 1st and on Jan uary 1st differ, but 1000, 900 pounds, practically negligible quantity News Letter.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
To Have Pretty Hair

If your hair is not as soft and pretty, or as fresh and full as that of some friend, do as she does-give 1t daily attention, just the same care you would give plant to make it healthy and beautiful. LuXuriant hair-soft, fluffy thick and lustrous- is. really a matter of care. If it is too thin, make it grow. If it is too dry and brittle, soften it up-lubri- cate it. If you have dandruff it is because the scalp is too dry and flakes off. Freshen up the scalp and the dandruff disappears.
 Parisian Sage, an inexpensive tonic, which you can get from any drug or toilet counter, or from the Owl Drug Co.,, is just what you need-it softens the scalp. nourishes the hair roots, immediately removes dandruff, and makes the hair fluffy, lustrous and abundant One application will stop itching head and cleanse the hair of dust and excessive oil. Parisian Sage takes away the dryness and brittleness, making the hair twice as abundant and beautifies it until it is soft and lustrous.
 By the use of this helpful tonic any woman can easily make her hair soft, fluffy and abundant Pretty hair will surely increase her charm and beauty.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
Reported Strike of Tungsten.

It is reported that William LaWler has made an important discovery of tungsten in the Eureka district near the Hillside mine in Yavapai county. The original find was really made by William Connors, who located F claims It is stated the vein is four feet wide and rich in tungsten con- tents and is spoken of in very glow ing terms, we trust the report is true as it is very satisfactory to find that the prospector has his eye upon the rarer metals for he is just as liable to make as much out of 1t as a find of copper, gold or silver We remember seeing tungsten in this part of the country about 16 years ago, whilst on a trip examining property near the old Hillside mine. The tungsten was dispersed in Pegna- tite. which formed an important branch of one of the mountain ranges What we saw however, was not in vein form, so probably this is new and distinct find and trust 1t IS all the locators claim for it.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
The Relief Mine.

This little property northwest o1 Phoenix has been little wonder in keeping it's head above water TOT many years, flattening out and then reviving again and apparently against all odds and seems to retaln Hie against all inexperience and lack or thorough knowledge in mining man.
 agement. At present there is another addition being made to the plant' crushing rolls are being installed Whether this will be all needed in the successful and continuous op- eration of the plant remains to be seen. The community has dealt very liberally with this property and the main ob- feet for some time has been to sell stock. With the development in the mine and the preparation of the re- duction plant, the stockholders in the near future ought to be gazing with some kind of satisfaction on the op- posite side of the ledger.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21
Globe Roosevelt Road

It is very satisfactory and grati- flying indeed to learn of the Globe and Maricopa residents being in one harmonious accord for the improve
 ment of that scenic highway and to have it ready for the increased traf- fife that is expected to pass over it the latter part of this year and especially the increased numbers that ue sure to come in 1915. It means a great influx of visitors to Globe and Phoenix and it ought to be of last ing and permanent benefit to the Globe district much more than even Phoenix or Maricopa county, every traveller has seen agricultural and fertile country of varying nature but the majority have never seen a mine nr been in a mining district, they haven't the slightest conception of q mine or milling plant. Some of them think mine is built up like a hay stack, others think it is deep chasm that money is thrown into never to return. For the travellers and tourists to see Miami and Globe would surely be an eye-opener an ]nSlTuCllNe. duu euuCdl4Nt ltSSOH -Not one of the visitors should be al
 lowed to pass without seeing the Old Dominion and the newer plants of Miami and Inspiration. It should be the object and duty of the Globites to see that they do. If there is 10- GOO tourists and it takes $1 to let them see this interesting sight of large and profitable mines in actual operation it would be well and prof
 itably borne by the energetic and en- terprising residents of Globe. It would be money well spent, for it would greatly impress and attract to what mining really is; people would not only be interested in what they
Arizona republican., 1914-06-21

in the Domingo placer, he calls it copalillo marillo and if white, blanco. These place-s are washed in a desul- tory way today but the bismuth is saved. The grains of this metal range in size from speck or flake to the size of wheat, pea and size of a thum nail. 1 have a piece in my possession now that was recently given me that is the size and shape of the thick end of an elks' tooth This along with other pieces of the metal found in these placers can be seen at Neals assay office in this city and it would be wise for pros pectors to see them so as to enable them to realize what it is like in case they find the substance in the pans
 Although there is wide differ ence in specific gravity of the two orally lead in the gold pan because it is in much larger grains than the gold itself. Bismuth unites readily with tin and lead, forming a series Of alleys known as fusibe metals, whose meeting points are considera-
 ny lower than those of their con sttuents. This curious property was first noticed by Sir Isaac Newton, who described an alloy meeting near the boiling point of water. In as- saying and on account of the vola- tility of this metal it is of import ance that a readily fusible slag should be obtained. In the wet way, bsmuth is usually precipItated from it's solution by carbonate of ammo nia.
 Bisnuth combines with many other if.eiels, an untechnical test of rhe material found in San Domingo would probably classify it as daulareelte, a hyadratea oXychloride of bismuth. Tetradymlte Ga telluride of nismuth) is found in the old Montgomery mine near Minnehaha flats in Iavapai county, in addition to biSiuuth and tellurium it sometimes carries sdl- phuc and a trace of selenium
 Bisrnutite is basic bisYnuth car bonate. Bismuthinite is a bismuth trisulphide, sulphur and bismuth sometimes containing "a litti4 copper an1 i'Cn.
 There gre many other forms. such as evly tite, silica 16% bismuth S3 :, n'cntan'to, color yellowish, gre, 5n to white. Tellurium trioXide and bis nuth trioxide, walpurgite, coior pom egrane and was yellow, basic arsenate of bismuth and uranium. I here are other forms accordin4, tc the combination such as bls'nite and uranasphoerite.
 The San Domingo wash, both the o!l and new washes 1 belicv, are now included in the Latawana placer area, but work is done from time to time and I believe that assessment work is performed yearly by the washing of so many cubic yards of gravel. Whether the bismuth will be ever found in place above the pla- cers is left to the prospectOr, in this locality it is possible the ore will be found in association with lead.