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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19

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Greitag tit bie erite 3oblllle erfolgt.
| tlebero1 fomn1en &lnger ultb 9e-
fdfperoen 9egen Die 8rutalitdt Scr
cnglii6en Gegierung uno mail miibte
i'm @eiBen 9auie nit 8linobeit
9eiAlagen iein, fpern man ni6t EN-.
fabe, oaB mon Sdritte TIM miiBte,
Inn a6biilfe 81 idaffen. Mon muB
eub erfennerl, ooB oie &logen ulto
gei6meroen, oie in Sen oeutiden
geote1t eefiibrt ipuroen, ourdnlls be-
eriinbet paren. @les oas miro ltt-
lere 8eeierung, oobon iino mir
iiber3euet, peronlaiien, einige i6arfe
Noten nod England 5u ienoen, mag
Ger engliide ginfluB IN 8aibington
oltd nod 10 itarf iein. Sic fam iid,
gar nidt onoers belfen. au6 Der
engliibe 9otidnfter IN @oibington
ideint oies ein5uieben uno es beiBt,
ooB er ieiner &egierrne bereits Den
9fnt eceeben fat, 3lteeitanbniiie 5n
maden. Iber groB peroen oiele 3u-
aeitanonilie nidt iperoen nno bonn
miro es iid 8eiee1l, Of Die 8orpiirfe.
Die ma uniere &egierung madt, be-
redtiet iinb ober nidt. Sb lie mirf=
lih utter eneliiden @influB itebt
nn6 fi6 NIT alem begniiet, mas man
bort 81 bieten fir gut erahtet oecr
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eii6 ouftreten miro, tpie 3. g. gegell
9eutihlmo.
Son Seiterreib : l1ngarn lit oieier
.Soge cine intereiiante 8rofeitnofc
eingelaifen, Die ii6 geeen nifts Sc,
ringeres r1dtet. ols gegen Ben @at-
fenbanoel uni erer Hegierlng nit Sen
lliierten. Sic 0ote entbalt ell:
llereS Wnmeflt. Sic beitreitet e6en=
io tpetig tpie es 9eutidlano tut, oos
Gedt elmer neutrolen Madt, ser
SriegfiibrenoeH 8affen 51 perfaufen,
tie legt a1i6 fem 10 grpBes @enidt
ouf oas fair" nno unfair" un1erer
Sanolungsipeile, elmer befreunoeten
Maft in Dem Sample nit ser on
bern @affen unb Wtnition 5u lie=
fern, penn lettere lie nidt altd erbal-
ten fam; iie ioet einfof,, Ser @offer-
bonoel an uno fir iib i6obet il
mhts, aber Guer @affenbanoel bat
Gimenltonen ongeilommer uno baS
onrh cine geoelitung erlanet, oie es
Dem 2ieferanten unmoglid madt,
nod. ldnger feline Neutralitdt 81 Be-
mabren. Weit a1loern @orten: Gas
Shifial oes arieges bdngt BON Gu
rem 8affenlieferuneen ob nno uiltcr
iolfen llmitanoen ieio SIR MIDI.
mebr neutral, menn SIR Die @affel
meiter liefert uno Saourd oerl &rieg
|p~erlangert. Gin grtes uito elm rih-
tiges 9rgunlent, ober es miro ebenio
obne @irfung bleibelr, fpie Die an
bern grfen uno ribtigen M%r9unlerlte,
Gle man gegen oen 8affenbanbel
borge6raht bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19
Ter @ertrcter bes aDmisg.

USE befanrt, bot Der britiide @e-
ionote in S1neoen, 8ertreter oeS
aonigs @eorg BON @roBbritanniert,
e1tr6 @elo uno quite @orte ben Die
ner oes iriiden Siibrers Sir &oser
Galemerlt gum Meudelmoro 5u per-
fiibren periudt. Bon Dem 9ertreter
Der britiiden Moieitdt in 8albing-
ton, Sir Cecil Spring-9iice, fam
man nidt bebaupten, baB er in iolde
bohft uniibere @eid1fte @elo iteft.
Ger britiide 8otidafter in @albing-
ton bat onoere Metboben feline Sem
De in @merifa 81 beroerben.
@ie Der &orreIpoilbent Der Chi
cago Sribune mitteilt, bat oes britt
ihen &onigs Dertreter erfl1rt, oeut-
ide Mgenten b1tten elm iiber oas
gat5e 2nno ber5tpeistes @ompIott ge-
idmieoet, 5u benz 3pede, Munitions-
fabrifen nno giienbabnSiiae mno
Sdiffe nit &rieesmoteriallaouna in
Die 2iift 5u lprengen. 0eiter miro
con Den 8eaimtet Ser britiid)en got-
! ihaft bebauptet, cine oeutid-ameri-
faniihe 3eitime babe bon 9entfh.
lano einen 8allen 5lugbl1tter erba(-
! ten, in oenen ieoer Herion, oie cine
amerifaniide @affenfabrif ooer Ell
men giIenbabn5ug ooer elm Sbiff
nit Griegsmaterial our1 Opnamit
ooer Selier 5eritort, cine @elobnuna
ton 1000 bis 10000 Marf peripro-
den meroe.
Die Got zines forperli6 uno get
itig 5erriitteten Menidyer, Ser Den
8Irtagenten Der brittiden @egieruils
leioer anffoB uno Der na6 @nli6i
, oes @ef1ngnisar5tes in cine Siren.
onitalt geb0rt, oient Dem britiiher
&oiligsbertreter als eeniigenoer 9e.
peis. Inn oas fritifloie uno onrd
cine forrupte Ireiie obnebtn eeeer
Geutidlono oufgeltadelte golf 81
il6er8eugen.
Ger 3ped oes ebreniuerten Sis
Gecil Gpring-Nice lit flar: Or nil
Gem amerifaniifen 8olf 5eigen, mis
nerbrc6erii1 Die beiitife &eeiernnq
lei; err min 8eigeri. oaB mon iid no
,tiirlih bei elmer 70 perbreherii6er
Iegierung nidt mebr iiber 0eutidC
@reueltaten perlmanoern oiirfe; Ell
min Die GeeIe oes merifaniider
GoIfes tpeiter bergiften NIT oemSaf
gegen 9eiitidlano; er mia Die @usee
oeS amerifaniiden 8olfes nod mcb'
triiben, oaB iie oos unbeil nidt er
fennerl, oab uns friiber ODER ipate1
treffen muB, tpenn mir 70 iueiter Oil
loem ,@ege nad 2onoon" ponoeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19

Or. s. ". Iiper, Oiteopatb, 1903
Soleooo Ctr. oben. Office Gel Gr.
4s6. 8obnnngstel. Gr. 1887 Cans.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19
8ir benfcn bran.

so, fagte Der &ortlel mo mt
einem i6arfen p@lif" idlllgen ieine
Sabine 5ufam1ne1, als er fiir5Iid) lei
ieirer @nfunft in Chicago BON eill,rl
9ieporter befragt mltroe Of er etlpos
fir oie Seffentlidfeit gu iaaen ba-
be; ujo, i6 babe Dies 8u iagen: Sit
te, erinnern Sic an Die 5pei @us-
iagen, Ole i6 IN SDracuie madte sur
Seit 90 Der llntergong Der n2ulita=
nia" gemelbet 1patroe. @as ib ou=
mails iogte, lit ge11ou bnslelbe, mos
t6 iebt ols bon mir fomnleno geiagt
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boaeno CUR 9etonune = vrlof) et=
mas: 8as i6 oonuols iagte nno lett
rieoerbole lit eber oas, mas SIS
garlse amerifaniide Golf beute Iogell
ionte. Sd nleine, es lit bohite 3eit,
baB Snfel Som es iagte."
lnb mas iaete er : &ornel Seoop
,oomols" 9as 8erie1fsn
Ger u2uiitnia", iagte er, lift nidt
MIR cine Sat einfadyer Seer1u6ercl,
ionoern es itellt Seerduberei oor,
begleitet BON Moro in l1nenblid ero-
berem MaBe, ols irgeno Elm See-
r1l1ber Der alten 3eit jenloIs per=
iibte, ebe er fir ieine Miiietoten &C.
bdnet ui1roe. 0idJt mn nniere
Gflidt gegeniiber Ser Me1ihbeit
i'm 41gemeinen, lonoerl1 I'M ere
8fli6t, inns ln iere rationale SelbIt-
odtlitlg gu 6eipobrerL foroert ioforti-
ges &anoeln nniererieits, berbietef
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6eln" bertrand e. 81. arieg gegen
0e1tIdlano.
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|i6en, 10 and) oes tapferen aornel
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MAIDEN uno in Der 2d6erlidfeit 5u
bebarren; es lit ober ebenio Mnoeler
&e6t uno inter ltmitanoen 8fIidt.
has IN Der grinnerrng 81 bebalten.
Das gift I'M porliegenoen Safe. Dcml
z. 81. lit elmer BON benenL bic es
nienals einieben lernen, geidppeiae
fern 5ugeben %fonnen, oab iie ibre
&oae ausgeipielt boben, ulb plant
cffenlidtlid, ii6 nddites Sabr pie-
her gepaltig in oie 9olitif 81 itiir-
sen. @ie Dem n3enfel", 10 ion man
oud oem Sansmurft geben, mas ibnl
snfommt. Drum hem tapfern aot-
lief alifridtigen Can't oafir, baB er
ielbit oaran erinnert, pie .ibon" uno
Sunnm ct iih iiber ben u2uiitania"
Soil duBerte, tpie ootf6or ct iif 5eigt
fir Die iiber ale MaBen lieberlsmiir-
oige Nufnabme, @us5eidmang unn
@ebor5leung, Die er Dor ein paur
|Sabren in Berlin fano.
SIT es i~ibrigens ni6t auffaaig, oaB
ebeil oieienigen 4nglo Amerifaner,
Die man emit IN 9eltidlano INIT
idmeidelte, als ieien iie idmmtlid|
5ohmahtige 8otentaten uno unl-
marbe mie etpa elm arrler 3eufel
cen Golofidl Der i'm aus Der Scot
retten Ion; oeren ieoen ein8elnen ma
in Berlin bober einiddtte, oils mo-
ole 0~eutidamerifaner 5llammenges
genommlen - oaB eben 6ieie ii6 als
Die gebGiiisiten, eefabrlihiten ur6
unperi0bnIifiten Sein0e Deutibla1os
entpuppten? 8ieGeiht liegt aud Da-
rim cine 2ebre, Die 5u beber3igen iid
fir oie 3nfunft lobnen mag.
Ghicado WbenopoIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19
8reie yreie iir seras:: Montag 10. Snli 1915.

Wan fam 8ertretpr Ger britii6en
Waieitat fem n1lo oo6 Weadcfmoroe
pla1ler nto Weudelmorber init britt
idem @eloe fa1fen. @s bertrdgt fid
ou6 nit Ser @bre zines Gertreters
oes &onigs, Die @bre zines Golfes
uno einer onoeren Geeierung 81 melt-
deln. Wem es nur fir @roBbritorl-
MEN BON 8ortetl it'll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19
Geibem elmer Tran. Sd mar b

Geibem elmer 5rau. sd tuor boll-
Itanoig 3erriittet oltrh &beumatis
mus, idreibt Srau @noreas Merf,
81. 81. 1. Hidbile, Minn.,n 10 baE
idl nidt mebr eeben fonnte. Dies lit
lett ungefdbr Elm. Sabr Der. SD
fpuroe mieoer geiuno ourh ben Sc
brard oes Mlpenfrduters. Sic iper-
rem es periteben, tperm ih boliges
Gertrailen gu bieiem Seilmittel ba-
Be; i6 fam Ilpenfrduter oarltnl
ieoem anfs bette empfeblen."
Seine Ipotbefermeoi5in, ionoeln
Elm einfades, 5eiterprobtes arditter-
heilmittel, meld)es niemals perfeblt,
autsntln. @genten liefern es oenl
Bublifltm, ober nan fam es biresi
bonn 2aboratorium be3ieben. Man
ifreibe an: Or. 9eter SabrneD &
Sons 60, 1875 90. Sopne ape.,
Chicago, Sn. (Mr5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19

Srei! entaid : Saucepfaunen,
MiIdi6iilieIn, Eaiien unb llntertai-
len un0 Snlat @otplen nit ieocat
9funo @erfeetion-Eee su Coo. Stein
barb G. &c., 8offee nno Eee'Storc,
|2t5 Iarp StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-19

- geItes Del uno @aioIin erbiI'
man BON Ser Slimp OiI &c., 4CO
81 f-g ommerce Ctr. Heiies Gel. 9rl.
bis 1852. (Mn5.)
Williams news., 1915-04-29
Dry" Law Grows in Popularity

The dry law is rapidly growing in popularity. Its benefits are so very manifest that many who opposed 1t at the polls are now among its strongest advocates. Business is better, the number of other violations of the law is rapidly decreasing, and a much stronger unity for the common good is appar- ent among the people. Time was when every move for advancement was looked upon with suspicion by the saloon row, and any move that did not look good to that section met with their determined resist ence. Now, movements for the betterment of the town meet only encouragement from every quarter. The spirit of progress is apparent everywhere. The people realize that it is the dry law most of all that is bringing about this change for the better, and they are getting more and more enthusia stically back of the law.
Williams news., 1915-04-29
VALUABLE DEVICES FOR
 THE MILK PLANT

Many operators of milk plants will, in the opinion of specialists of the department, find it profitable to install recording thermometer and an automatic apparatus for controlling the temperature during
 pasteurization. When pasteuriza-
 tion is incompletely done, lack of
 proper temperature control is fre-
 quently found to be the cause.
 Adequate control of the temperature
 by means of hand valves is difficult
 and often impossible. On the other
 hand there are many automatic
 devices which accomplish this with
 great accuracy. Their cost is com
 monly less than $50 and allowing a maximum depreciation of 20 per cent and interest this makes the daily overhead expense for the regulator about II cents, Or less than the value of mans time for one hour. As a matter of fact, without automatic control, a man has to spend the greater part of his time at the steam valve if the tempera- ture is to be kept within the proper limits. The amount of steam re- quired to operate the automatic device is less than that which would otherwise be wasted.
 Frequent variations in tempera- ture, which it is almost impossible to prevent with hand valves, may not only injure the cream line but produce, as well, unsatisfactory results. from the meteorological and chemical standpoints. For this reason some of the larger cities now require the dealers to put in tenn perature regulators, and there is reason to believe that others will follow their example in the near future.
 The recording thermometer is desirable as means of self protec- ton, as it provides a record of the temperature of the milk during the whold days run and thus enables the superintendent to keep reliable check on the operator at times when he. himself, is not able to be present. In case of any difficulty with customers or health officers the record provides very valuable and convincing evidence. At the present time neither the recording ther- nor automatic temperature regulator is in as general use as it hould be.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

The people of Arizona are to be congratulated upon the effectiveness with which the dry amendment is already being enforced. Even the most ardent supporters of the amendment had little hope of secur- ing such effective law enforcement in the course of the first few months. It only remains for the officers whose duty it is to enforce the law of the state to continue in the full fllment of their duties in the future as they have in the past and soon violations of this law will be as rare as violations of the law against theft
Williams news., 1915-04-29

The present federal administra- ton has had more difficult and graver international problems to meet than the preceding generation for many decades. Had the present difficulties arisen during Roosevelts s administration, we would undoubt- edly have been drawn into war. If president Wilson succeeds in main taining peace, as we have every reason to expect that he will, that will stand as the crowning accom- plishment of his administration. The billions that will be saved thru peace will far outweigh the millions of damage that may be done to our commerce during the war.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

Friday night should see the Sultana theatre filled to capacity. The Gate-City Minstrels have work ed long and hard on the entertain ment and it is sure to prove worth double the price charged. This is a case where one has a chance to boost a good cause.-the lyceum course-and at the same time get full value for the money expended. All should attend.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

The public has been anxiously watching to see whether it would be the progressive or the retrogress- i've wing of the old G. O. P. that would assume control upon the death of the Bull Moose party. From developments in New York it appears that the stand-patters have it. The republicans have already amended the labor laws so as to extend the work day for women in canning factories to twelve hours. The republicans are mistaken if they think the Americans are going to stand for that sort of thing any longer.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

Huerta says that peace can only be brought about in Mexico by kind of dictatorship with the portfolios of war, finance and state in the hands of one man. This dictatorship, he says, must be just and unselfish; the man must place the people above his own personal interest, and he must ruthlessly put down the present anarchy-put it down so that it will stay down. He thinks that the man who should be made die tator will soon appear, sltho he does not know his name. This despotism, he would have us be. lieve, must preclude democracy. One thing is pretty certain: il another Diaz succeeds in establish ing himself over Mexico, the dawn of democracy will not come while he can prevent it's dawn.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

When one reckons the enormous cost of the war in Europe to the nations engaged, it seems probable that it will take at least half cen tury to repair the damage wrought. However, if the nations retain the one great good of the war, "prohi- bition" the time necessary to re- store the nations to their former standing may be materially short ened.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

The United States is neutral bu such overt violations of rules of the Hague peace conference, as the use of asphyxiating gases in warfare, cannot fail to arouse disapproval from us. The Germans have at last stopped to this inhuman bar parity. Such an act merits a stern protest from the entire civilized world.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

wo meals per day, of good sub- stantial food, we'll cooked. Pro- posals to state price per meal.
 Bids shall be endorsed, Proposals for with copy of this advertisement attached thereto, and addressed to Board of Supervisors of Coconino County, Flagstaff, Ariz.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of One Hundred Dollars, payable to the Board of Supervisors of Coco nino County, Arizona, as a forfeit, conditional of the faithful execu- tion of bond required of the success ful bidder.
 Bids will be opened and inspected at the regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Monday May 3rd, 1915, at g o'clock a. m.
 The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 By order of the Board of Super. visors, Coconino County, Arizona, in regular session, April 9th, 1915.
 Approved:
 Attest: L. E.. HART, TOM l.. REFS, Chairman.
 Clerk.
Williams news., 1915-04-29
INSTRUMENTS FILED
 FOR RECORD

Appointment of Deputy Assessor, J. D. Dunn to Henry Aphold
 Bill of Sale, J s. Holloway to T. H. Moss
 Water Location, N. FL Sec. 1. Tp. IS, N. R. 10 East, w. R. Weems ct al
 Bill of Sale, W. w. Durham & James Giddings to M. I. Powers
 Bill of Sale, M. I. Powers to James Giddings
 Quit-Claim Deed, w. w. Durham & James Giddings to Giddings Cat tie Go.
 Quit-Claim Deed, w. W.Durham to Giddings cattle Go.
 Quit-Claim Deed, James Giddings to Giddings cattle Go.
 Quit-Claim Deed, James Glddings to Giddings cattle company Chattel Mortgage, E. G. Keith, Jr. to Crawford and Borum
 Realty & Chattel Mortgage, Giddings cattle company to w, w. Durham
 Satisfaction of Mortgage, John D. Bishop and Sons to J. B. Jones
 Deed, Santa Fe. Pacific R. R. Co. to Santa Fe Land Improvement Go. Writ of Attachment, Rabbit Poison company Vs Mary Kay.
 Chattel Mortgage. J. L. Robinson to Chas. J. Babbitt
 Chattel Mortgage, Maud Webster & Lee Evie to Flagstaff Lumber Mfg. company.
 Bill of Sale, J. Geo. Baumgartner to George J. Robinson
 Water Location Notice, Salvation Ranch, Giddings cattle company
 Water Location Notice, Lone Antelope Dam, Giddings cattle Co.
 Water Location Notice, Roger Dam, Giddings cattle company
 Water Location Notice, Black Point Dam, Giddings cattle Go.
 Water Location Notice, Apostle Dam, Giddings cattle company
 Water Location Notice, Mays Tank, Giddings cattle company
 Water Location Notice, Limestone Mesa Dam, Giddings cattle Co.
 Bill of Sale, B. E. Brown to Lewis Vanderventer
 Release of Realty Mortgage, Mrs. Eva Yost to J. R. Cooper ct ux
 Contract of Sale, Bell & Hall to United States Hoffman Co.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage, T. A. Rickel to John N. Anderson ct ux
 Patent, United States of America to Edward G. Hamilton
 Writ of Attachment, Rabbit Poison Co. Vs Mary Kay
 Bill of Sale, I. M. Jackson to O. B. Raudebaugh
 Warranty Deed, Fred Hensing ct ux to G. F. Battelle
 Warranty Deed, G. F. Battelle to Winifred Lynch
 Realty Mortgage, Winifred Lynch & bus. to Arizona Central Bank
Williams news., 1915-04-29
Notice of the Reception of Bids
Office Of The Board Of Supervisors, Coconino County, Arizona.

Office Of The Board Of Supervisors,
 Coconino County, Arizona.
 Flagstaff, May 3rd, 1915.
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at their office up to five o'clock P. M. May 1st, 1915, for the following purposes, to-wit:
 First, for the care of the indigent sick and otherwise dependent poor at the County Hospital.
 Proposals must cover board, clothing, medicine, medical and surgical attendance, light and fuel.
 The County will furnish the build ing completely furnished, together with water and one hundred and sixty acres of land, comprising the North East quarter of Sec. (9) Township (2l) North, Range CD East.
 The Board reserves the right to administer such out door relief as they may consider for the best in- terests of the County.
 Second, for the board of prisoners confined in the county jail at Flag staff. Prisoners tn he furnished
Williams news., 1915-04-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Wanted

Wanted "a reliable and active man or woman in Williams to organize neighborhood magazine clubs. Members receive their favorite magazines at one-third
 less than the regular price and pay monthly. New plan. Work of organizing pleasant and high ly profitable and can be done in spare tune. Regular monthly income. In replying give quail fcations and reference. Maga- zine Company, Box 155, Times Square Station, New York City. :"
Williams news., 1915-04-29
For Sale

For Sale
 7-room house furnished and three lots. Inquire of Mrs. Josephine Fousha
 For Sale
 One set of modern American practice mechanical encyclopedias; 4 dining chairs leather seat quar- tered oak.-Mrs. c. M. Byrd. For SaIe:- 4 lots and two resi- dences. Inquire of Williams News.
 House for Rent-On Bill Williams Ave. Inquire of B. A. Miller. FOR RENT = Four roomed furnished house. Old Finnemore place. For particulars, call at the News Office.
 Eight Hundred Dollars ($8O0) will buy a ten room dwelling house, two of the rooms are bath rooms. Two blocks from the Post office. Terms of payment are very easy.
 Silvernail
Williams news., 1915-04-29

Wanted-woman to assist in Booming house, no children, ref erence required. Apply at News Office or Booming house, R. R. Ave. East Side.
 G. w. Vim, Mgr.
Williams news., 1915-04-29
M. E. CHURCH NOTICE
REGULAR SERVICES

REGULAR SERVICES
 Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Preaching services at II A. M Junior League at 8 P M Senior League at 700 P M. Song services and preaching at 8: OP. M.
Williams news., 1915-04-29
THE PIT"

There is just one way to get a truer impression of the city of chicago than that portrayed at the Sultana, last Tuesday night, and that is by visiting the city in person. And no days visit would suffice to secure one half of the views and impressions given in this one evenings en- tel tainment.
 The Pit" was so strongly portrayed in it's true colors that the lesson the play taught was driven home with no need of or al moralizing. It is inconceiv- able that intelligent human be- ings will long permit this insti- tuition to dictate the pric es of food products. The worst of gambling resorts are as naught compared with this gigantic gambling device.
 We read much about the stren- uousness of a photo play actor and after seeing such a play one is convinced that what is printed is no exaggeration.
 The public of Williams may well encourage the production of such photo plays at the local theatre. They are both educa tive and uplifting.
Williams news., 1915-04-29
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Regular services. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning Prayer and sermon at LA. M. Choir Practice Wednesday even- ing at 8 P. M.
Williams news., 1915-04-29

House for Rent-On Bill Williams Ave. Inquire of B. A. Miller.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-11
Sc cntiflc View of universe.

Science" says one of the best known writers on astronomical prob lems, regards with oonplacency the probability that there are regions iE the universe where no organic life ex- ists, stars which shine On no inhabit- ed worlds, planets which nourish no animal creatures. The astronomical view of the universe is that it con sists of matter in every stage Of eyc- lution; some nebulous and chaotic; some just condensing into stars (suns) of every magnitude and order; shaped into finished solar bodies sur rounded by dependsnt planets; some forming stars that perhaps have no planets and will have none; some con- stituting suns that are already aging. and will soon lose their radiant en- ergy and disappear; and some agsre- gated into masses that long ago be- came inert, cold and rayless and that can only be reyivided by means about which we can only form e0njecturas, but of which we actually know noth- ing"