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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-13
WELDED MANILA TO AMERICANS

MADRID (via London), Feb 12.-
General Fermin Caudens, who signed
the capitnIations of Manila to the
American forces in 1898. died yester-
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-13

more than three hours on one ques-
tion. Mr. Norris spoke at length
upon il
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

Is lit nidt rid)tig bier in 9torlpegeu
gcuiiroigt noroen, mas oos Seer
olisaeridltct bat. ga, miIitarilhe
6odlleute babeu cs begriffen. aher
nif)t oos Solt III iciner Mnoenein
belt. Sus Seer Dat u~niaabnrc id)roics
riGc Nufgoben 81 ilberluin0cn oehabt.
llno 10 etrpas ME oie llnaurn! &cin
IJrublte bic &oterlonbslicbe pou III
nen ans. Sd mar nit 5liacgcn bcim
9inSug III Semberg. 9os &olf lad1te
mo meintc, errpndiene. fr6itigc
Yumnsleute. Sd babe irii6cr nidlt
gclpuBt mus Sl,beI iein fam, llno
mos iilr Elm grlebnib Die 9efrcitcn
bottcn."
nSos mar oos Observation-Disclosures
mas Sic geiebeu baben2 Ser Irtil
Icrifampf2"
sd claude bas @euoItieIte 0
ollern lit, mas binter oeu 6rontcf Dor
iidl gebt. Sonobl unmittclbor bin
ter Der Sampffront, mic melt biuten
inn 2onbc unter Dent arbcitenocn
%olfe. llcbrigens h0ngt Dos giles
matchmaker 5uiommen aucs. moS
oeldliebt. lit ein 8lieo in elmer Tie.
ienentfaltrutg bon 3r1ftcI Mrbeits-
Init, @inen, Solent, cintrGd)tioemi
2uiamnlenbolter. Organization
Stein Maenih in %irgenoeinem 9onoe
lit ulbetbeiliqt, fciner fam es unter-
%loiien, ser Gntmidtung nit gcipann-
telter Iufmerfiomtcit gu foIocn, uuo
fciner fam uneeriibrt bIeiben bon
Sen 9uftrittcit, sic iid BORT ultten
iett ohipielen. - @utb unb Gopfer.
felt ouf beioen Seitcu. M0nner mo
6rouen. Die oos @r0bte. oo8 Inner
lierborlte. Gbeuerltc opfern. So etlpos
%"rroiRt ma lem onn3e$ 2eben nldt.
Gos fam ma nift ber9ellen, ielbIt
ireill man es modtc."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29
2Siorn 2Sjorn(on ii6er feline
@tnorUcRe an ser Sront.

5u ieben befommert, mebr ols id
Iemols peroe er5ablen f0nilcn
Sdlinmes mo @cbes uno @ra1en
buites, ober aud bel @lltes, auf
ppferung uno Die eoeIiten, id)onltcr
Oefiible."
$50 iabell obcr b6rten Sic oas
@rouiigite2"
~Sn . It Ell. Sort began
men meine &riegserIebniiie. 9tid)ts
luBt it'd nit Den &erheeriingen DOR.
nergleihen. 4ll6 an ser goli5iidet
6ront gab es 9inge -"
n@el6en ginorud befomcn Si'
BON Dem Seere in Seiterreid LII
gorn?"
~0os mar einfod Elm GrIebniB
Sd geitebc, oaB id niht ctmos Ger
nrtig imponireloeS crmurtet botte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

Nm einem iflDnen Sountagnohmitz
tag i'm Wtoi belt Dor Sem Qd3arett
elm hiibIher Q~anoauer. Qeutnant
Miltens hntte fi6 oen Woesn fir cine
Eusfabrt in Ole llm9sbung 0amburos
teIteut. ScSn einigen Sogen reiite er SIR
p6nigen @enefung auf bos pdterli6s
Out. Seuts ponte er Den fh0nen
Nd6nittae fir einen @u5flug benus
Ben, un6 er bate Die Oberin eebeten,
i6m Ghfpefter Miene ats 8egleiterin
in~itsugeben.
Sic ftieeen elm: Der junee 2euts
nont nod Elm tpenig blaB in Der bib
f6en f~eIogrnuen Uniform, qeftiibt auf
G6peIter Mienes Nrm. Die fhaute
febr ernftbnft orein, obsIeid fe fid
i'm Brunoe hires jungen 6ersens auf
Die Wusfabrt freute. Quf benz Bod
fuB elm alter eroubdrtiger !6ombur1er
8utFher, Der I6nute fpeoer rad r,bts
nod linfs.
Der Wneen roIte Der gbauTee ents
lang. Der 3uti6er Iisb ole Qeitihe
ii6er benz Riidsn bes Dferbes fpielen.
obne es gu beriibren. Gntfsrnte Dors
fer nit fdtunten air6tirmen taud'
ten an 9oriSont ouf.
Grib Wiltens unterbra6 oas
S9peigen.
Rod elm paar Sage, oann aebe i'd
fort" sic nidte.
rSn Sbre 9eimnt2"
rSa .tpann mir uns oann tpobl
pisosrieben?"
Sic fiblte ieinen Bid unb fab an
ibm porbei in Ole Jerne.
.aennen Gle Die 0egeno bier bers
um, Shpeitsr2"
.Jreilid - bas lit bod meme 6eis
mat. pa binten lints - bns 1T Der
&irdturm bon R%einsborf."
I'D. Sbr 9simotsoOrf! DiFsn sic,
S6nsiter Wisns, ons m06te i9 mir
mai anIeben. Sic baben mir fopieI
oapon eradblt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29
Die Dranifabrt,
Bon &. uun Der Giocr.

.Weiter er3dblen, Sdpeitsr Mies
me-" bot Der 8erpunoete.
Gr bate ole Mugen balb gef6IoTen.
Gin Iusorud pon Seelenrube ma in
iein @ntlib getreten. Sic Iddelte uuo
er3dblte fpeiter BON oabeim.
.SSa, es eine iebr einfaf i'm 9ans
torbaufe gu, 9err 2eutnant. mir nas
rem piele &inber: bier srobe uno feds
tleine. Old. bas Iino oroqi9e 9Drer.
Gines lit INNER einen balben &ppf
tleiner als bas onoere, uno ole bas
ben. iie bellies !6nar uno rote Yauss
baden; oas iommt bon Mino uno
Wetter."
n9aben lie ou6 blaue Nu9en2"
Sbre luiti9en Nugen blisten inter
Der erniten S6ipeiternbaube. 5reili6,
blau pie @ereiBmeinidte."
.Mebr er5dbIen," bat er, unb tie err
5Gblte fpeiter bon Dem fIeinen MarI6s
oprfe. oas ihre Seimnt mar. sic err
5dblte BON Der eroBen alien 0orfs
linoe, UNI Die obenos Die Slebermduie
flatterten, bon Den &inoern, Die ON
Wege nit Come, Winb uno aelben
gldttern Ipielten. @on ibren 3inoers
trGumen er5dblte fie.
rMeine b0dfte Sebniudt mar, NAL
in elmer Sutihe gu fabren. Sd Bill
oete mir INNER Elm, es miibte Elm
Bring 9efabren fommen, Der tpiirbe
balten, uno ih miiroe in Ole &uti6s
iteigen uno nit ibm baponfabren, uno
ale 2eute pirben aus ben Sdufern
fpmmen, ppran meme @ltern uno Sc
f@piter. ga, 10 trdumt man fi9 bas
2eben ols &ino."
Gr IdfeIte. sd femme bas. GIs
tleiner Sunee trdumte i6, boB i9 nal
Elm GROCER General tpiirbe, uno ols
bdnn Der &rieg fam, oa puroe Der
!&inobeitstruum nod einmal lebenbtg.
SEPT lit anes aus. Sd bin ouf Mos
note binuus nidt einmal felboienits
fdbig."
sic trDItete Jpn. rMan borf nidt
murren. fpenn nal Elm Sraum nidt in
Grfinung 9ebt. SD fange INNER tpiez
per einen neuen Sraum an, Der bilft
!oonr briiber binpeg."
.Mnbon trdunlen Sic oenn iebt,
Ghmeiter2"
Gle erbob iid siemli6 raid. Nd,
oos meib i'd nidt mebr. llebrieens,
neine 3eit 1T UNI. SEPT miro eemeiz
fen!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29
GnglanO Der Gr5feinO.

Nm 81. Mai belt Der beriibmte fra
niide Reoner 8a3que3 De Mean. pie
i9on ertpdbnt ipuroe, cine Reoe, Der
Die pon Der grobsn M}ebrbeit oes fpaz
nii6en @oltes eetsilte Soee gu 9runoe
lag. bab Dem 'poniiden Staat nur Die
abipIute Neutralitdt fromme, Die ipas
niide Rattou ober nit ibren Spmpas
tbien nur auf Der Settle Der Central
mdfte ftsben Tonne. Wir seben aus
Dem sldn5enoen gortrag. Der nit be-
seiitertem geifau ouf9enommen
purbe, oas foleenoe i'm Wortlout pies
Der:
Der Srrtum 1T mid. olIein an
osnsn, bic fi9 in Sponien Grantos
pbils oosr 5rontopbobe nennsn; er lit
gum un9Iid aud an minositens otpei
untsr ben loteiaiiden 0ationen. Die
slaubsn, Der arisg fpieI. 3pifdsn
Jrantrsid unb Dsuti4Iano. Sn
Wabrkit ober fpieIt er 3Dii6en
DeutI9lano unS England. Denn
RubIonO Jriebsn idlisben piiros, 70
piiroe Der ariss ssgsn England uno
Grantreid fpeitsr 9ekn. Wenn
Jrantrsi9 Grieoeu fdIieben pirSs,
70 piroe Der arisg segen England
uno Rublano %fortfabren. Denn
Jrantr,ia uno Rublnno Grisoen mo-
den pirOen. 10 Uiiroe Der aries gsgsn
England peitsrgskn. Qber psnn
Gn9Iano. BAG DIR Banter Der be!osn
anoeren 1T, nit 0suti6lono Jriebsn
MAIDEN piirbs. 70 puros DER arisg
aufboren. 4m Gage Der abrednun9
niro es als elmer Der idDeriten Jrrs
timer eri9etnsn, odb Die fran5ofids
uno italisniI4e qOlitit, boB 9eltofs
uno Salanora niht besriffsn bdben,
nsIhss Die Snisrsi IN Der iogenonnteu
latsinif9sn Rohs pdrsn. Gs 1T ctr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

Srrtum bon Stalien, cine Jraee aus
oem Seiib bon 9sbieten gu MAIDEN,
Die ibm ME esborten. 9as Srentiu
mar ME itnlisnifd, benn ieit Dem IA.
Sabrbunoert eebort es gu Seiterrsid.
uno ipenn bic 100000 StaIieuer als
9ortpano oienen ipleu. 70 Tonne Der
glsi6e Mnfprud auf Go%nitontine uno
4leisr aelteno asmaft lperoen, 6eren
Ginpobner 9Ieidfaas gum 9roben
Sell Stalisnsr finb. auberhem fino
ole Staliener oss Srentino Hurt nit
Der ildpifden Rufe psrmiidt. Stas
lien bate oas alIer9robte SntereHe ON
Dem 8eitetsn Der aroben uno pieIees
ftaltieen Dfterreidifhen Monnr6ie, Mn
Dem Sne. an benz SeIterrei6 pers
f6pinoen pirbe, fdnbe es ii6 m Der
aoriotiihen 8iite einem md6tisen
Slapenreih geeeuiiber, oos bic OAR
banellen asfpren9t uno ii9 in 8on>
%itnntiuopel nieoeraelaHen bate uno Die
erfts Modt i'm Ditlihen Mittelmeer
mare. lno Srantreih2 Srantreih.
Der Ssino Gnelanos fp:.. bsis bunbsrts
iGbrioen &risa, felt zen napoleouiihen
2riseen, felt Safapod. bate Calais
unb Oinfirhsn niht geeen Oeutfhs
lamb bsfeItiet. 'onoern gegen England.
uno es bat oie Giiitsn Der Normanoie
aegen bic enoliihen SnieIn 9uernefep
unb Serfep befeitiet. Seine Snterefen
fino Den engliihen enteeeeneeiebt.
Oeutihlano miro INNER erit in eriter
2inie cine &ontinentolmaf)t uno erIt
in s%tpeiter cine Seemadt fein. nno
mir, Die 2oteiner, Die mir oas geteis
liote &e6t befiben, oas Meer Der 3iOi=
Iifation. ymare noftrum". fir uns gu
fprbern, geeen men fplten mir u%nIeren
Inipruh geItenb MAIDEN. tpenn nidlt
eeeen einen Ginbrinolin9. Der es NIT
9efdlao beleat uno in Iein @ieentum
periranbelt bat? Sinh es bic eerma'
nifden 4oler, Die Yih auf Dem 6elien
bon Golpe (GibraItarl einniiteteng
Sinh es Ole oeutihen @oler, bic fih
uuf MoIta nieperIieben. ouf Gnpern.
in I~Iernnorien unb in Suea? Nein.
nein, es lit GnQiano, es Iino Die enas
Iif6en 2eoporoen. 0os latsiniife
Meer mubten Ole @Dlter, Ole Iid lnteie
mild nenneu, fir fid beanfpruden.
uno Der 8ehsrr3der oieies Meeres, Ser
fi6 oiefe GDIter gu @aioIlen maft,
Der ie unterbriidt uno linen Den Sub
ouf oie Stirne iebt. bas 1T nidt
Oeutidlano. bos lit england -"
Gin sefbidtIi6er Riidblid. Der
England ourh Sobrbunoerte ols Den
louernoen Geino Der MittelmeeruOls
fer seigt, fiibrte ben Reoner gum hes
eeiiterten Sob Safer Wilbelms, oas
er in ole Morte nustlingen lieb:
.0esbolt oriibe i'd Jpn nit Idtun9
uno 2iebe niht nur Gls bic rubmpoue
@%ert0rperrn9 Der Mpnurdie uno Der
Srbnung, %fpnoern als ben 3eItaments
ponitreder Vbilipps IL. uno Nnpos
Icons. neil e. eeaen England hie So6e
Der loteinii1en RaHe perfidt. bic bieie
ielbsr nidt gu perfe6ten getpnbt bat"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

Simmer oerf.ibe. 2sut>
l.ont (oer ieinsn Burden gu elmer
S1ngeria nit sintm @uiett ianote)
Nur, Moris. mar meln Sutett oos
stn3ige toer iparel audi pon Inoerer
.5elte Prdientt tinaetroffen?
Burihe tin ,3ial &cmmis): 9ert
4titnant, td hab' bem,rt,. oc Rom
fcrfn3 .rnr Iron "a,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

.I9 neiE = nidt," bat lie. .0snn
man 10 erSiblt. lit es gang bii6fd. aber
in Der Wirtlidteit fisbt Is aars anz
osrs aus. Sic piiroen nur euttduTht
fein. IS if Elm einfades, eans arms
ieIigss S0rfden.~
.Iber i6 mill es bod ieben," faate
er eigeniinnis. ~Sebt nil id Is aes
raoe ieleiI = Sutl6er. our1 Heinss
oorF fubrcn,."
Der &utider nidte Dor ii6 bin uns
bog nah lints ab. Gr brebte fid niht
I'M.
Der iunss SffiSisr IGdeIie sufries
ben. sd muB meinen @ilen boben.
Wir psroen an Sbrem G~IternbauIe
bdlten, uno Sic fDnnen SIREN @ltern
euten Gag fusen. Sic paren oerpib
felt LANCER 3eit niht mebr oabeim."
,Seit 4usbrut bes &rieees ni1t
mebr."
rSeben sic. es maj Elm gutter &c
oante BON mir"
Sas Oorf tam in Siht. Der Was
gen bog in einsn ifmaIsn Oorfrpes
Elm. Man fubr laneiumer.
Don einem 9iigel berunier fam cine
ainberfdaar seiprun9en; pousbddia,
nit ser3auftem Slonobaar uno fhmus
bigen 8leioern. Die flinten Siibhen
ftedten in SplapantoffeIn. Gs maren
Sungen unb Mdoden. Sic bineen fib
on oen Wagen uno f6rten: .Surra!"
gRit einem Mole ert0nte es: r!SeIt
Oh MieneIhpeiter febn?"
n6urra, Miene fit in Sc &uti6!"
.@olt ibr ipobl, ibr 80renl"
Sdpefter Wliene orobte nit gebans
ter 6auft.
Der Gbor a%ntiportete:
Ri ra rutfd - Wiene fit in be
3utf6."
SINNER lautsr ert0nte oas @eIdrei.
Sic liefen poron, Die 6oIspantoffeln
in Der !0ono. Gin tleiner yunee I6lu9
bi6t Dor benz 9ferbe einen YurseI>
baum.
s9urru. Miene fit in De 3utfh!"
r2oFen sic umtebren," bat ole
SdmeIter.
Gr la6te.
SD tommt oenn oieIe tIeine 8anoe
BERG"
.Gs fino meme tIeinen @eT6piz
fer" anttportete tie nit I6amroten
@eiidt.
.4d, pobrbaftig! = 9ult, aut=
fiber! Sinein in ben @agen nit euh,
ibr arnbben. 3pei t0nnen bel benz
8uti6er fibsn."
SD! = Sd! = Sd. Serr genss
Ri ra rutid = mir fabrsn in ole
&itia!"
rMiens," fragile Die Singite. elm
Mdoden nit einem 9efidt nie Elm
r~ptbadiaer Ipfsl, rift Der General
bein 8riioioom2"
salt Den Muno!"
Miene butte fdon fflIaefertig oie
Sano erboben, % fabts Der Qeutnont
fie uno belt fie felt.
.Mas meinen Sic oasu, Miene,
tpenn i'd iebt bel Sbren Gltsrn nm
oiefe Iiebe Saub anbolte? --
ODER t0nnen Sic mid .nidt Ieiben9"
s0o6 -- febr," fogte iie leife.
Oa gef6ob bas llnoebeuerlide, bd6
ser Qeutnont SdfpeIter Miene einen
bersbaften SUB CAB, uno ole 80ren
iparen 10 taftpon, gu tun, als bdtten
fs nidts aefeben. Die beiben nuf Dem
Bod 5eioten Dem Sutider nit ben
3eigefineern Den Weo.
Der Moaen r%a1elte our6s 0orf.
Die 2eute rifen Die 6eniter nuf unb
traten bor Ole Snustijren. Die 0orfs
bunbe fubrsn nit @etGdff berpor. Gs
lam 2eben in oas file 0orf.
Strip Niifens belt nod INNER ibre
9ano.
.6otteit Oh ea Dir 70 porgeftelt2"~
Sic ld6eIte 9liidIeIig. sSo, geraoe
TO-"
Sinf Minuten fpGter BELT Ser Nds
gen Dor benz Santorhufe. De- olte
&antpr frat beraus, NOD etfrds per-
f6Gafen, oos Sammttdpphen Elm Bis
den i6ief ouf Dem aopfe. 6inter ihm
fam feline GbeFrou, oie fdlug Die 6dns
De iiber Dem &opfe 8uIammen.
Oa fpranqen pom Wagen nit Sc
inuA3e feds fdmubige &onqen beruns
ter. 6interher fam Elm iittinm pers
Iiebtcs 8rautponr. Der Iebte tpnr Der
3utTher. Der nidte uno fa9te:
sd grotuleer rf!!"
En0fnuh mr. Er2ifinN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

aus ciner Inter c0nng nit Dem Sobr
hes Oidters:
o4n ipelden GSronten iino Sic ge-
meien2"
nIn oen orei 1roBen. In ser @eit-
front in gelgien uno Sronfrcidt al
Ser oeiitid-ru!filden uno an Ser
riterreihiidtruiliiAcn. Sd babe alles
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-29

@j0rnion
bat fur5lid) in
Gbriitiono eiller
&ortrng uber iei-
ne @rlebniiie an
Der 5ront gebal.
ten. IftenpoIterl
bringt MN einigc
Grgan5ungen gu
Dem 8ortraqe
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
UNDER BLAZING CAR
 THREE ARE PINNED
lProm ThursdaY's DailY.l

Mrs. ]. P. Waldron, who is quite well known in this county, being the wife of the mining man of the Brad shaws, was seriously burned in an auto accident recently near Alliance, Ncb, and in response to telegram, MT. Waldron left yesterday for Colo rado Springs, Colo, where she is un- der medical care.
 The accident was due to the auto going through q frail built bridge. At the same time her brother, Phillip Nohc, and his daughter, were aboard all being cn route to Alliance. All three were pinned under the car which caught on fire. In this periIous posi- ton they were held for over three hours before being rescued.
 Mrs. Waldron has bad burns on the face, hands and limbs. while Miss Nohe suffered a broken ankle and is also burned on the body. Mir. NoAc had his wrist broken and his legs are badly burned. All it is believed viii recover. although Mrs. Waldron is said to be seriously injured.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
COYKENDAL WAS IN BAD
 BUT IS CLEARED

PHOENIX, Nov 18.-Chicf of tie Ground Police at the Fair, Captain Coykendal. formerly of Prescott, was accused of horse stealing yesterday, but later was exonerated, it might be said. by mere technicahty.
 Riding a borrowed horse, he dis mounted to speak to Chairman Rob erts of the Fair Commission, when a woman rushed up and grabbing the bridlc said; You get away from Hazel there. You horsethief, have been looking for her for six months. I'll have my brother see to this and turn you over to the sheriff"
 Dazed for a moment, Coykendal colored up to the ears while Roberts awaited his answer Coy kendall finally broke in. saying: Did you say your horses name was 'Haz- el' madam" "Xes," answered the excited woman, still hanging onto the bridlc. ''Well. then you must have made mistake" returned Coykendal. for this is not that kind of-a horse"
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
SECOND NELSON STRIKE
 BIGGER THAN FIRST
(From Thursdays Dily)

J. M. Boggs, a Cripple Creek, Colo, mining engineer, and J. P. Waldron, president of the Montezuma Mining Company, both of whom arrived Tuesday night from Crown King, confirmed reports of another strike being determined on the Nelson, which they regarded as remarkable, after inspecting the workings.
 They state the west crosscut from the lower tunnel had exposed six foot ore body. by actual measurement, and the face of this crosscut is still in ore. What the extent of this condi ton is will only be determined as further development goes ahead. The grade of the ore, Geo. P. Harrington stated. was higher than that in the tunnel strike. and production is to be- gin from the new discovery at once. This orc body was nit unexpectedly, surface croppings indicating that the shoot was distant over 100 feet. Less than Is feet of ross-cutting were given.
 The tunnel strike of several weeks ago is now considered as of second ary importance, and the mother lode of the belt is now believed to have been penetrated. "The strike is well established and there is no question whatever, but what it is wonderful mineral proposition" both stated yes terday. The above authorities also stated that the tunnel ore body is widening as work goes ahead, there being two and one-half feet of good shipping grade of orc, and two feet of a milling grade. They also say the Bradshaw country is warming up and other properties are rcsuming. MT. Boggs is favorably impressed with the Bradshaws. He left for home yesterday, but will return in a short time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
NORTH GETS ITS
 SHARE OF PREMIUMS
(From Fridays DailYl

Navapai people exhibiting their products at the State Fair in Phoenix have captured number of prizes in the departments where the ribbons have already been awarded.
 w. M. Wood in the poultry show has captured first premium for Barred Plymouth Rock cocks, first for cockerels and second for bullets in the same variety.
 J. D. Bethune took first and second premiums for s. C. Black Minorca hens and first for bullets of the same variety. In Bourbon Red turkeys ae took third for cocks, second and third for hens, first and second for cock erels and first and second for bullets.
 In the apiary department L. B. Bell of Camp Verde took first prize for the best case of dark comb honey and first for the best case of light amber comb.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
WIDELY KNOWN
 INDIAN BACK IN STATE

TUCSON, Nov. 17-After an a5- sence from this country of almost g years, Michael Geronimo, son of the famous Apache chieftain, Geronimo, who terrorized the Southwest until T few years ago, returned to Arizona Sunday and came to Tucson i'll and destitute on his way to the White Mountain reservation, to die in his native state.
 Running out of funds by the time he reached this city, he sought aid from the police, and was taken in charge of Mrs. Minnie M. Estabrook, Indian field matron. and Dr. C. A.. Thomas, government physician, and sent to St. Mary's hospital. He is q sufferer from tuberculosis and it is doubtful if he can recover.
 Young Geronino's story reads like fiction. He was a son of the old Apache chieftain by first wife, a Maricopa Indian woman. When he was 13 years old his father married again, Michaeps mother having died few years before; and the boy ini- mediately left home to join travel ing circus. During the next few months the circus finished its tour of this country and went to England and subsequently to France and Italy By this time young Geronimo had gained a reputation as rider and fancy roper. and his physique secured him an easy living as an artists mod el in the Latin quarter ill Paris. Sub sequently he became a moving plct- ure actor in France playing Indian characters and doing fancy roping stunts.
 During all of his travels he had not communicated with any of his people, and it was not until his return here that he learned of the death of his father some years ago at Fort Sill He displayed no emotion at nearing of his fathers death and stated that it was not unexpected inasnuch as he had been away so long he did not think that his father would be alive when he returned.
 It was stated that this morning young Geronimo's condition was somewhat improved, and it is prob able that he may be able to return to tte White Mountain reservation soon; He IS 5 years of age, intelligent, ard of interesting personality. During his travels he has learned to speak not only English, but French, Italian and German also. in addition to hi; native Indian. He cannot, however, read or write Enplish.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
LIVELY DOINGS
 IN HUBNERITE FIELD
(From Fridays Daily.)

The arrival in Prescott this week of E. ]. Temple, the Boulder, Colo, mining operator, who just concluded his second trip to the hubnerite mines of Eureka district, and the statement that representative of Henry Ford. of auto manufacturing fame, would arrive this week, enlivened the future possibilities of that field of rare min cral. Both Mir. Temple and Mir. Ford's engineer are 10 become inter csted ill the Bozarth, Robbins x Co. holdings, and the plan is to establish camp ard begin production im- mcdiatcly.
 Mir. Temple brought ono nugget of clean hubncritc that weighs ? pounds and which will be forwarded to Den yer to be exhibited.
 The holdings of Lawler, Wood X Corners continue active and another shipment East Is contemplated before roads are closed by winter weather. The price of this metal continues to range around $45 per unit, and live ly demand prevails in Eastern manu- featuring centers for the Arizona pro duct.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
YAVAPAI HAS ONE OF
 THE BEST EXHIBITS

PHOENIX, Nov. 18.- In a log cabin typical of the mountainous re- gions. Yavapai county has one of the most beautiful exhibits in the agricul- tural building at the State Fair. The display is ill charge of County Com missioner L. L. Bates and is so large that 1t fills an annex to the cabin. which is labeled, 'Yavapai County Overflow
 There are four exhibits particularly worthy of attention, the first being the processed fruits, vegetables and grains put uD by Processor F. B. Wood. The displays not only hold their natural color, but size and shape. Yavapai leads as to number in its apply display, which consists of 40 boxes, exhibited by Messrs. Coulson and Galloway. On either side this ex- nibit is lined with corn of many diff ferent varieties exhibited by John Bianconi, and consisting of 15,O00 pounds. A ton of high grade cabbage is displayed by w. L. Roberts of Skull valley.
 The exhibit of dates and citrus fruits by the Castle Hot Springs Company shows the diversified pro ductions of the county. The famous Aztec" squash, the seed of which was found by John c. Allen of Cherry in cliff-dwelling ruins is also on dis play and causes much comment. From the ranch on which were born the famous "Yavapai triplets" is display cd a twin cutshaw
 The beautiful silver cup which is the trophy that goes to the county making the best all-around exhibit and which was won last year by Yav- apai county is in the center of the exhibit.
 Bates is assisted by Messrs. Wood and Bianconi and Miss Grace NJ. Sparkes, secretary of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce.