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Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
Of Local Interest
eo STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service report for Feb. 19. Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet ...... =. ..... 1S7 23 Contents of reservoir, acre ft. S03, ,S43 Gain preceding "A hours, acre
 feet ...... =. ......... 6,66O Elevation of water one year ago
 today ..... ... - 12400 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today ..... 221, ,710 Flow of Salt and Verde rivers at
 Granite Reef dam, M. IFS, 160 Amount of water used for irri-
 9ation, north side, M. I.... 12,522 Amount of water used for irri-
 sation, south side, M. I...... S,O50
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
TAX COMMISSION GOES
 AFTER THREE COUNTIES

The fact that three counties, Mari |copa, Yavapai and Pinal did not
 extend the tax levy to cover the
 fund to create a redemption fund for the retirement of the funded debt led
 the state tax commission yesterday to ask the attorney general for an option as to what course should be taken to compel the counties to com ply with the rule of procedure laid down by the board of equalization. Yavapai county did not extend the levy in 1913 or 1914. alleging that the land set apart by the govern
 ment under the enabling act will take care of that county's share of the funded debt. Maricopa and Pinal
 counties did not extend the levy this this year
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
BOWIE CASHIER READY
 TO MAKE FULL REFUND
Writes State Auditor That he Has Se- cured Funds Necessary to Pay
 Dollar For Dollar

Paving the way for his return to Ari- ZOna, Joseph G. Armstrong, formerly cashier of the Bowie Bank and Trust Company, has notified State Auditor Callaghan that lie is ready to refund every dollar of the funds missing from the safe of that institution.
 A letter from Armstrong saying that he had succeeded is raising the amount necessary to pay dollar for dollar to the depositors of the bank was rece- ived yesterday from Omaha, where he was arrested on advices from Arizona. No word has been received from De- putty Alvan G. Howe, who went to the Nebraska city to bring Armstrong back to this state, and it is not known when he will start back to Arizona with his man.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20

Deficiency in temperature yesterday l degree.
 Excess in temperature since first of month 16 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January first. l6 degrees.
 Excess in rainfall yesterday 56 inch Excess in rainfall since first of month 59 inches
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 1.21 inches
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
Those two (2) MOTORCYCLES

cover a mighty big terri tory in the valley every day, delivering hurry up orders to OWL customers. Try the OWL when you want to get what you want and want it in a hurry. Promptness, Ac- curacy and Fair Prices are the main blanks ill our platform.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20

CONVENIENT Housekeeping room and screen porch. Very reasonable rate to permanent, refined lady or mar ried couple. Box 22s4 Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
GERMAN PLAY CALLED OFF,

The German play, which was to have been presented by the German club of the high school has been post poned on account of the bad weather
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20

Nice fat. family Mackerel, 10c. Me- Kee's Cash Store. (Adv.) II
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday 64. Rainfall yesterday .S0
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Highest temperature 5S. Lowest temperature 49. Mean relative humidity SS. Total rainfall 57.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21
Meue8 aus MusrQtine.

Capt. s. g. @atpfins pon1 @l1l=
0es : Militdrpoitel1 in aanias Gitp,
Ser &fcroe fir sic brei 8atterien 5l1
fm1fen fat, iheint nidt redt erbal1t
5t iein iiber 0ie ibm 5l1m @erfal1f
angebotenen Nferbe, oenn CT faufte
nl1r Elm als tal1gliG beflnoenes Gfero
Oabier. Die @lmoesbebDrbe mill fir
oie Mrtinerie MIR e~ritflaiige Gferbe
u110 miro nidt meniger aIs 5000 fir
paiienoe Nferoc be5ablt. Stir Sic
gusltattl1ng ser 9atterien III Ml,s<
catine, Clinton l1,1o Davenport mill
let iest mobl 3feroe aus moerer1
@esenoetr be5ogen peroen.
Cine 3l1dltbaltsitrafe bon Is Sob-
ren amtroe Oem iltngen Near[ &an=
oolpb erlaeiil1, Ser I'M Mprtl bieies
|Sobres einen Sitnepbl1sfabrer 5rpi=
idyen Davenport uno Mod Sslono I'M
beral1bt batte. Ser il1l1ge
Mann mltroc einige Saee oaraltf ner=
.baftet ltnO befano itd ieitber i'm Sc
fang1ttB. ST belt ban1als oe11 Sit
nep6l1sfabrer NIT einem Mepolner IN
|Sd)ab, mabrenb oos in ieil1er 8egIei=
tung befinolide Maod)er Nalncl1s
2eo1tpra Nenrole Dem damn oas 8elo
abnagm, apornltfbin @eioe p%erIdppal1=
|bcl1.
Die Aeeroigltl,g oes p~eritorbel1e1t
Sri. aatberi1e Weingort, Die iid olls
|Snnntag erbandte, farro am 9ienstog
gsad)mittag bonn @cim ser Sdppelter,
Trn1 6. &oeferis, 10S oitlide s.
|Strabe, aus allf Bent Greenwood
6rieobof itatt.
5err @n1. &iftler, ein 9ionier=
|gimpo6ncr bon Buffalo Grairie. lit
porgeltern pl0blih einen1 Ser5ldlog
erlege,1, als CT nit ieirem Spbn sSob11
&iftler in ei1enr Ml,ton1obil alli Sem
8e9e 11ad Ileoo mar. Ser Mann
itarh, che ar5tlidc @ilfe SIT erlangelt
apar. Ser Coroner belt cine Get
dlerldm hob, apeld1e ergab, BOB Ser
M}orm ei1em Ser5ldlog erlegen lei,
&iftler mllroc ont 1. september 1888
i'm Staote Eemlplpania geboren. ltt1o
fam 1T ipdteren Sabren rad Sem
@eite1. Sim lebten 9e5enuher fonnte
Der @eritorfene nit iciner 6rolt oas
Set Der gol0enen @od)5eit feiern.
gr binterlaBt feline @attin l1no adt
eruad)lene ainsert iolpie gnfel uro
ltrerfcl.
Ole ltelte Stabtballe, meldc $780,
900 gcfpltet bat, ION iest on /. gio-
pember cingelpeibt ltno offi5ieu ihrer
@eltimnltng iibcrgeben mcrSen. Die
Mhlscatil1e Concert @ano miro sic
Mhliit mabreno Der Geier lieiern,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21
9cttidc Noclseeidledtcr int aan-
fains.

Gs lit ipobl nidt unintere0ant. unz
ter ben gegenipdrtigen @erbdltniRe1,
oaran 81 erinnern, bab i'm &autalu
mod .5ablrei@e @proKen altoeutider
Moelsgei4lehter pobnen, bic nurz
mebr unter Ben Sberbefebl bes 9rob@
firiten Nitolals getreten finb. Mlerz
oings BADEN oiele @eidle9ter, Die i'm
2aufe langer Sabrbunberte gu ehten
Rni1en gepprben iino, faum nph cine
8pritelung bon i6rer beutf9en Ser
tunft, % tire Mbnen fi@ lAon sur
3eit Der Rreus5iige, aus oem betltgen
9anbe auriidtebreno, in ben SGlern
oes &autaius nteberlieben.
Sn ben lebten Sabren tit bic Grim
nerung an bieie &reu5ritter baon~9
DEFENDERS lebenbig geporoen, oab
man cine grobe Nn5abl bon Mappen
bpdabeliger beutider @efdle9ter uno~
cine Reibe BON Sdilben fanb, bic
nit biefen Wappen gei9miidt narel1.
9as grDBte MufIeben erregte oarurz
ter Elm Mappen oss Suufes 9oben<
5Dnern, oas Den beittmmten @hlub
5ulteb, bab it6 in jener Set Elm 9fitz
ter aus Sobensouerngei9le6t i'm
&a1faius a%ufgebaften bat. Durd
bieie 5unoe lptrb aud) bas Ddufise
8orfommen gotiYAer S6lDKer I'M
Ga1fafls, befonbers in @rlfien, err
flart. Die Sitter, oie aus Dem beiliz
gen 2onbe fomen uno ft@ bier an lie
oelten, fii6rten Elm arobes @efolge
nit ft9, unb II bi1oeten ii6 in Dieien
entlegenen 8ergtdlerh frembe aolos
MEN, Die lire 0eutIde beimatltde Gt=
genart audi in ibrer 2ebensfiibrllng
unb 8auart gum Nusbrud brodten.
Wenn baber ald bic Spro1en iener
Mbelsgeidlehter ldnait gu &uTen se=
porben iinb, 10 mabrten bod Die
SalDiIer, Bic tie belpobnen, bic Grs
innerlns an ibre ferne oeuti2e $et=
mot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21

@a1o, onrd, peld)es sic @ll,tpergif.
TING entltallo. Der gerItorbene pl,rs
Sc I'M Sabre 1913 inn Staate SEEM
yprf ge6oren l1no fmn Dor SIS Sa6s
rett fpeltlih l1no glcid) nod Wllsca.
tine, Der ieitberigen Seimatb. 9(ltBer
Der Satin binterlaBt er mebrere
ailroer u1l0 gnfel. Die geeroigung
fallo geltcrn ortT Dem @reenpooo
6rieobof itatt.
3u anfa1g oes Sabres miro sic
%Snterurban smiIdlen Wuscatine,
Soma Gitp u1o oIlnte5lrma eroffnet
lperoen. @ier Doctor Cars iino fiir
Den INSTRUMENTATION aefa1,ft noroen.
Die go6nitrefe lit 125 Meilen lang
l1n0 miro ELM gl1tes ELECTROMAGNETIC
fir Die genamten St1ote mo 3mi.
id)enorte Deroen. Die @erfItdtter
Der @abngeiellifaft peroen i'll Ml,s.
cati11e iein nahe Ser glnlage Ser SEEING
Hidle So. Gle @eieaihait bat Iid)
eir1em aapital bon $350,00O or.
ganiiirt. Erominente @eihaftslente
bon 0Sltscatine uno Soma gitp limo
aftieninbQber ser Organization.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21

Gin gepiiier SIM gerans lit III
Galt ct. 2ollis pcrbaftet poroel1, Ser
bier mabrideinlid, ont /. Mopember
in galt MaoIil1e eiret Wprb hegongen
bat. Ser Mnnr miro m%obridcinlih
bierber sur Nroieliirul1g gebradt
meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21

Snner6alb bon slnei @od)el1 miro
Die 9upfepe ghtttpn 60. TIRE Syabrif
nit etlpa $50 Miann crofillen. SIM
@an5en iollen etlpa $50 Nfai6ilen in
Getrieb geltellt meroerl.
Strait Mn1os @dbIe bon Ser meltl.
5. StraBe, lieat i1n fritiiden 3ltitano
i'm StaotbolpitaI in Moline oornie=
Der. Sic crbielt ourd, Sltfall ourd,
cine Sltttbild)le einer Sdntb IN ein
Mltge.
Die Sr6n @e6ber Sutton 81. fat
Die 6abrifanlage Scr l1niteo States
glltton So. aufgefol1ft llno nit Ser
5Sabrit nereinigt. 9ie reltorgoniiirte
8elelld,aft lit nit eil1enr aapital bon
100000 i%nfprporirt moroen. Ct
$50 Seute meroen nellanaeitellt
mcrben.
Der q Sabre oltc s. 9. @aib-
burn tit Dor einigen Sasen an elmer
gllltperaiftung nad etma oreip0=
dlentlid,er &ranfbeit geitorben. Ger
Wta1n bette Elm @eldmiir on elmer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21
MnNtl6ef Rabiar.
2Snntc fe1r tppbl bnrd hcntidcs 8ab.
rifat crictt iucrhcn.

- ~ w ONpsI
rifat erictt ucrbcn.
Die 5eini9meder, 10 le1en mir III
Der uStDlnifden 3eitung", tperpei.
f9pn nit 8ebarern feTtgel teGt babcll
bop ruf1ii9er Rupiar almabliu H..
9euti4lano tnopp miro unb ,ll1l,e.
mebr int preiie fteist. @inge BIZ.
5otia4e nlr sic 2edcrmduler an
10 pare lie nidt f9limm; oiel
Elm iebr srober Sell oss ruHijlen
aabiars - in oen leBtcn Sabrell be.
trug Die oeuti9e ginIu1r etpa ZOO
3entner ia1rlia sing uJer
SeutiAlaub unD BON bort crit md
benz Meiten uno na9 Dem ubrigel.
QuSla1oe ipeiter. Nnbsricits tDn,lell
aber bic ieBigen 8erbaltnil5e sppbl
basn flhren, aab Der oeut1 9e--Aa.
biar ipteber mebr gu @bren 1onl1ne
9eutI9er 8abiar2 @ibt es ben oell11ls
Man berbinoet nit Dem Begrtf| Ea-
biar ~gep0hnlt@ mir ben bes 1uoliden
Rublanos, unD Oentt babei an bic
5tabt N1tra4an unD an bic Gpplga.
Mber au9 Mmerifu .'e5erte ppr eiluiz
ger 3eit, nenn au9. nur poriibersez
bend, &abiar, u.;o i'm j.. uno l8.
S%abrbunbert na9m Der Stabiar aus
Dftz unb Weftspreuben gum guten
SeH Den plaB Elm, Sen Bis beu1e Der
ru6tfde beieBt belt, Meidfel unb
Glbe, au9 Doer unb Memel liab ole
0eutf9en Glilhe, Die Der @t1r i'm
Serbit uno 5rii6la5r aufiu9t, I'm.
bort gu lai1en. @on Gliding uro Bill
lau, ipater au9 bon 9an5ig puroen
Diele tauienb Sonnen marinier!en
5tDrS in aue' 2dnber @urppas ae<
l9tdt, unb DEFENDERS in pinau blii6te
Die 3u5ereitung beS Eopiars. lin
bic Mttte Des bprtger Sabrbunbert.
bDrte dber Der 9tDrfang sort gona
alf, ba Die Noeat perfanbete u1o bic
Ti14e 1tbt mebr in Die Meid1el ge=
langen fonnten. 3eute mirb Der Sang
fir Die &apiarbereitung nur III Der
Miinbung unO cine @trede peiter
aufpdrts betrieben. Mu9 in Ser Glbe
1T Der @t0rfang iebr olrIdgeganscn.
Maes in allem mag 9eutl@lano
etpa cine 8opiurer5eusung BON 5000.
Bis 1000 ailugramm iabrliH baben.
Nun linb Die @tDrarten Ser ruff
f9en StrDme ben beutlden 10 lebr
dbnli6, bab, falls Die 3ubereituns
etne glei9e mare, ou9 Der bette Sem
ner teinen l1nterf9ie6 b%erausI4mef=
fen ipiir0e. Die 5einbeit i'm Sc
f@mad miro leoigli9 our@ Sic Sc
tpinnung uno bas solSen bes Np-
gems beotngt. Menn Sic Jii9er uuf
bieie Dtnge in 3utunft me6r Mert
legen piirben, t0nnte Ser beuti9e auz
biar re9t, ipo1l Sen Morft, pen.g=
items teilipeiie, erobern. Ser @tDrz
fang log in Den beutl9en BliiNen
pprneDmli4 bessulb 10 5uridgeganqen
iein, neil friiber feline ridtige @6p@
nung geibt unb gu biele balberpa9z
lene Slide gefangen lpurben. Gs
miro oaber porgei4lagen, our Sebung
beS beutiden aaptarbereitung ppr az
lem ben StDrfang in Ben beuti9en.
Jliif1en fir 5tpet poer brei Sabre
gano 81 Derbieten, 0amit cine Duff
frii4ung bes 8eitanbes eintreten
tann. Die 3eit fir cine folde Mab=
re9el er14eint gerabe beute, ND I'M
folge bes arteges Ser Rapiarber=
brau4 al9 in ben f%olgenben sSabren
ltort abneRmen nirb, belpnoers gin-
itis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21

8efeiligung unongsneb<
mer @erii9e. Neue MDbel aus
etntgen beftimmten 9ol5arten, uno
folde, gu benen trantes Spls perar=
beitet purbe, riedben oft mpnotez.
ia iabrelang mad Dem Si19ler".
9teler 8eru9 ftrOmt bpn ben rphen
Snnenfla@en aus. gs bleibt bier
nihts meter iibris, als biefe nit
etNem 10 bidten lleber5u9 gu ber=
feben, pie tbn bic 9oliiur biloet.
Mon lDft unter Dfterem 51iitteln
500 @ramm Shenad in Der opp=
pelten Menge gllten Bolitur1piritus
auf, febt Der 2oi Jung 5 Bis 6 @r.
Bprfdure gu uno iiberftreibt pomit
bic rphcn 6Idder. Nad elmer @tunz
be 1T Der ltebersug troden unb
fptrb mod einmal tpenn moi
Slang AM trebt, Dfter ~ pieberhplt.
Miinf4t man einen buntleren poer
forbisen Son, 70 fii9t man etlpas
in @ptritus ael0ites Nnilin all.
Die BON aatfer ajan Song
an%geprbnete uMuslpabl" Der 9insliz
lden flafiiiden aiteratur lpntc 1852
900 8dnoe umfaIen.
RDmpagnie4efs BEL mpbis
liiierten Srlppen itanoen iid in FER
olten preubiIden Irmee bpr 1866 ouf
TO- Bis 10000 Saler idbrli6.
Rrebfe tDnnen nidt bDren,
iino aber bennpd) i'm tanbe, bur9 Elm
feines Saitsefiibl SDne pobr3unsbz
men, ipenn namlih Die S9allpellsr
berielben cine 9elpeguns bcs Mol=
lers berporrufen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21

Gin 9bf % III e. Scr nelle.
item 8allart iubt 320 Gi'enbal, .L.raz
aenz2obungen 9ananell.
Die burdf dnittlihe Met.
a%ensrntc Don Monitoba pirb auf 19
gussecl per Gcre aeladst.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21
WeucS aug Moline.

ss,1 Sem 8efiroen bon Ieroinano
Silocbranot, 537 80. straBe, Mod
Sslano ipobnboft, Ser porgeltert
Morgen bei ieiner Mrbcit ols Gar SsS1=
lpeftor binter Der 6obrif bon 9eere
ano So. itmer perlebte rpuroe, bat
lid nod feline @cnbulrg gum 9elieren
eingei ieQt, 10 SOB bos Sdlin1mlfe be-
fiir1tet miro. Gle ainoer iino an
Sos aronfenlager oes @oters gerl1-
zen moroe11. Ser Monn rpl,roe nad
oem 5%taotboipital ilberfiibrt.
@cgen gagabnnooge 1puroe gc5tern
CHARLES 'Sapeet ~perbaftet l1no fir
sman5ig Gage nad oem GollntDge=
idnanib iiberfiibrt. Scr Mon1, ser
iriiber elm sSslmelieraeidaft in @lroo
aebabt 6at, lit aan5lid) berunterge
fomlte11. 9lnf ihn poBt ol1d Sic
Musiaoe: so Wat1d)er, ser men GUT
ten Sdlltd geliebt, beidlie3t OILS or-|
mer sdlltcfer leine Gage"
gs lit Sos @eriid)t I'M l1mloui, SAB
lin sen bialtgen Inbrifen, in meldcn
&riegsmaterial fiir europa fabri5irt
miro, mir m1erifaniide 9iirger on-
geItelt mer0en lollel. @eiter miro
geiogt, baB Die Mantfactllrers' Miio=
|ciation bic M%ngclegenheit in oie Saro
ae11pnlr1el1 hat un6 thrift Dltrdlfiihren
mill. Die betreffeloen lS%abrifanten
idei1en fem reines Bepilien 51t bo-
ben, lorlt miiroen lie nidt lold)e 8pr=
fcbrungen treffen. sus Gntiduloi-
au11g miro angege6el, BOP es bie|
slbiiht lit, ale Mrbeiter SIT amerifu-
nild)en 8iirgern 81, madden. Sc bleibt
ab5umorte11, tpelhe 6olge oiele Nel1,
erung ba6cn miro.
IS. $. 8mlrger, Ser lett bier SsSab=|
rem bei ser Belle 81. angeitellt NOR,
lit borgeltern Mbeno i'm MercD 500
lpital nad] ldngerer &ranfbeit geltor-|
ben. gr ipl1roc an1 5. Al1gltit 1866
III @pon1i1tg, ST., gebore1 nnb lebtc
l25 Sa6re lit Beneieo. Ser Ierltor=
bere bi1lterlaBt bier Sobne ltlro 5lpei|
Iodter. Sic 2eide miro bcl1te noh
Geneleo CUR 9eeroigm1g iiberfiibrtI
merben.
SIN boben SITTER BON falt so Sob-
rem itar6 ~porgeltern Nadmittag nod
LANCER &ra11f6eif IN ibremSeim moro
lid BON Mlcbp Sroll Caroline 8eio=
rid, cine befar11te oel1tlde gimnobz
nerin Der bortigen @egel,o. Sic Ser
ltorbene bi11terldbt liebcn 5Dbne inns
Iodter nnb cine Ml15abl gnfel. 9iel
@eeroigung finoefs 6e1te 9ead)mittag
ont Dem Msoo 6rie0bof itatt.
St sprinafiel06finoet bonn &c. bis
%. Sftober Bic Transformation ser
5a1perpiloren uno @erihtsclerfs bon
Snil1ois ltatt. Mod Sslano gou11tD
miro bel Der 3lianm1eafunft pertre-
ten lein.
S11t to1l111te1loen Wtar5 miro bier
Sic &p11pention ser gtootsperei1i-
gnng Ser Npriiten itattfinoen. Ser
Iri-Gitp 6lprilt Glltb fat iebt in ei=
ner fir5lib afgebaltenen 5itlu1g bas
folgenoe Mrrangen1entsfun1ite err
mdbIt::
@oriitm SsSobn gtaof.
Grot. 5efretar vs. @1n. &nees, it,.
&orr. 5efretar ~ Il. 6. @iIl ian.
6inan5iefretair q. 4%nberlon.
Sdabmeiiter ~ 8. Stapp.
l1nterfomitcs SaIe, @rn.
anees it,, l1nterbaltltng, II. 6. @il=
lon; Grelie, Sobn Stmf.
Die l1ad)lte gerianunll1ng bes
glltbs finoet bei @errn 8. 6. 8oehm.
@a1roer Seer 4art; 0%aoe''Rort, itott.
Gin gelpiiier SIM gerons lit III
galt ct. 2ouis perbaftet tporoerL Ser
bier pabrldeinlih ant /. 9fopen1ber
in ga1t Maoli1te einet1 Meoro heaongen
fat. Ser M}nn11 miro mobridcinlih
bierber sur 4roieiiirung gebradt
meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-21
Gin Wrn,tb, ,parnm Bic
Citizens Trust
Y Savings Bank
BIG 8rabD straVc,
eiae her itarfem 8antch in 9a.
betpDrt, Sptua, lit.

BIG Brady straVc,
ciae hcr itarfen 8anfcn in 9a. (
nettpprt, SD,ua, lit. :
aeine 8ant lit irgenbmie ftdr= }
fer als Sic Mdnner, Sic binter
1br lteben, - Ste Mdnner, sic !
Tire Bolitif belttmmcn unb lire
8el9afte leiten.
giues Der 1tdrflten @l1tboben
bec Gtti5cns 9ruit & 9aptngs .
Sanf i'll tire 8ireftorenz BebDrz
pc. bcrcn MitgIiebcr aue 2ente !
bon GtelIun9 linD, 49, 2el1te, Sic
ldou pprber beoelttenbe grfplge
~ tbrer eigenen @ei1dftsbranz }
6e er5ielt baben. 9iele 2ente /
bleiben forttpdbrenb in 8erbin< :
oung nit ben Ineelegenbeiten
Der 8anf, idenfen Shnen tire
Nlfmertlamfeit unb laI1en linen :
Die @pbltbat ibrer rei1en Gr= !
fabrnngen 5utbeil nerbcn, I'M
Sbncn als 9cpplitpr nnb 1th
itlull Gus Nt1loHar Den grOBt< :
mogltdcn sdub 5utomme,1 5u }
lalien.
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-04
TO FILE MORE BRIDGE SUITS
New York Company Will Try to Make
Kansas Counties Pay for Alleged
infrinqenents.

s. n. Hawkes., assistant attorney
general, was notified recently that
another lot of lawsuits over alleged
infringements of bridge patents will
be brought in Kansas shortly. E NJ.
Drury of Chicago, representing an en-
cheering concern of New York, is
drawing the papers for the suits. The
suits will be brought against several
counties and cities for alleged in
fringements of so-caIled Thatcher pat
ents and to collect royalties.
The state already has big suit
over the Luten patents, which are
quite similar to the Thatcher patents
and all are for reinforced concrete
bridges. There is some variation in
the plans of the two men for building
bridges, but the principles involved
are practically the same and the state
insists that the principles were in
use hundreds of years before Luten or
Thatcher was born.
Most of the bridge companies have
obtained the right to use the patents
and pay the regular royalties. But
many of the counties have been hit so
hard by the bridge companies that
they are building the bridges them
selves. This really has been the
cause of the lawsuits, as the bridge
companies want to back fire" on the
counties.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-04
FEWER IN FAMILIES
Average for State is Rapidly
Growing Smaller, Says a
State Report.
MORE CHILDREN IN THE CITIES
Figures Indicate Country Family Is
Smaller Than That of Town
Two Counties Without Negroes.

The average Kansas family is rap
idly growing smaller, according to re-
ports received in the compilation of
the decennial census under the super
vision of the state board of agricul-
ture 1t is also indicated in the re-
ports that larger number of per
sons than ever before are collected
in the cities of the state. These con-
ditions, it is believed, are correlative.
it being indicated also that the aver
age city family is larger than the
average rural family.
The census reports of ten years ago
gave the average Kansas family AT
members, while five years ago there
were 4.32 persons to the family. j.
G. Mohler, secretary of the board of
agriculture, asserts that this year S
census will show that the average
family has in it about 4.25 persons.
The census reports, which will be
made public in about sixty days, indi-
cate also that there are only two Kan
sas counties in which there are no ne
gro citizens. These are Rawlins and
Kearney. In Comanche county, how
ever, of a population of 4,608 persons,
there is only one negro resident. In
making their rounds the assessors
found twenty-six pairs of twins under
the age Of years, and two pairs of
tripletS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-04
IS SUREIY PREVENTED
Time pidn,t Matter.

A prominent lawyer tells this tale
of the hills of Kentucky. He had been
in Jackson during the hearing of a
big land case, and after the strain Of
several weeks in the courtroom had
decided to take a trip up in the noun
tains and enjoy the quieting influences
of the hills. He travelled the paths
and narrow mountain roads till he
found himself, at the end of several
days journey, about forty or fifty
miles from the railroad. 1t was about
noon, the lawyer judged, for his watch
had run down and he could not be
exact But in the midst of this deep con-
temptation the lawyer came upon an
old darky sitting upon a bowlder
Iongside the road.
What time have your he asked OF
the old darky.
We'll, sub, boss, the old watch says
she's about ten minutes to twelve.
was the reply.
rs that sun time or railroad time -
again questioned the lawyer
What difference does that make
One am about as fer from here as the
other. louisville Times.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-04
GERMAN SOAP FROM SUGAR
mense Importance to Country in
the Midst of War.

The discovery is announced of a
method of manufacture of soap from
sugar, of which Germany has plenty,
instead of from oil, which is scarce. In
the past it has been possible to use
sugar only in soaps that had little
value. By the new method, it is
claimed, the soap produced is not
only fine and delicate. but it acts as
efficiently in salt water as in fresh
a fact that may make the soap valu-
able for the navy.
Articles that formerly had to be
sent to chemical laundries can now be
washed with the new kind of soap.
The finest kinds of silks, it is alleged.
not only are not harmed by it, but
their colors are brought out brilliantly
and as new. In addition, the sugar
soap seems to be responsible for a
minimum Of the wear and tear occa-
stoned by old-fashioned cleansing
soaps.