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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
Sure lltberldt.

Gagliide Gepeiden berbrei-
ten nniinnige ga6ridten iiber
bic a6iidlten 9entidJlambs.
Der friibere ipaniidle Gre,
unier mill, baf Spanien einc
Ssnspatbie Grflarnns erlaiie.
8nsriffe anf bic 9arSanel-
len Sorts baben iuieoer 5e-
gonmen.
5eiterreidDiid)er 2anbitnrm
ipl einbernfen iuer6en.
GuiiiidJe Sffisiersperlnite
Tnb iebr srof.
Suftfd)iffer bombarSieren
SeHeoos ano Die Sinai-Sal5-
infel.
&usriffe Der 9iniien in oen
Sarpatben iimS iuieber snriifge-
iddasen.
Der Dentidle gotidJafter BON
Wamaenheim ta6elt nnierc
Baffenliefernngen an bic gll-
lierteR,
GngliId)es llnterieebopt in
ben 9aroanellen anf StrauO
seraten.
Inter Den anitraliiden Sfnp-
pen III Gsppten iollem Mente-
reien ftatteefaa6en baben.
Sci osm snftidiff slmsrift
anf 5reibnrs iuaroen feds Sim
Der nno bret Griuadiene se-
t6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

Sine eDnoOmer 9epeide bebamptet
aits SiOm fomme Die poiitiDe gsadl
ridt, Sak 9entidlanb Die 9lbiidlt
cine allgeneine grufe Sieniiubelue.
gnmg in sSranfreid) sn nmterne6men
onfgcgeben babe. gSie oics Die Cen
fe in Nom mol erfabrem 6aben mol.
len? Die Oentide Seeresleituna
iuirb aasgeredJnet nad Hon, ac-
nneloet iaben, mas lie tnn uno mas
tie laileu.iuiil. 8eIdj Elm ltmfinn,
Glne anbere bl6Siimnige Vad)ridlt,
iuelde bic ensliiden Sepeid5en Der.
breitru nno Die ans Wenf ltammcn
icll, 1T bic, Oaf bic SemtIdlen nro
ote DeiterreidJer beid)loiien fatteu,
tbre Sanptntadt i'm Often smiammen.
sa5ieHfn, 9esbaIb uerSe idlue,e 6
artiierie nit arofen gclaaerunas.
geidDiiken Dun yer6nn fortaemur;-
men ano uadD Eolen perleat iueroeu
nno Die nngariide aaDailerie, Die
jcet i'm 8eiten itebe, iuerbe iuieSer
uadj 9rafai geben.
Der friibere ipaniIde 9remiermini-
fter fStaf gllDaro be Gomanpnes Der.
Imdlt, Die Ipaniid)e 9iesiernua ans
ibrer neiitralen Saltmne feraussn-
ordmsen mno iie sar Gumpathierfls.
RING fir cine Der fricafiihrenoea
Wfddyte 5n DernnlaiIcm. Gr meinf.
bic fpaniidIe 9iesiernne f0nne Sies
TIM, oBHe lire Nentralitat aufsuae-
ben.
gci oem 9lnsriff fraus6iiId)er Suf!-
idlirrr anf Die ba0ifd)e Stabt ssrei.
burg fino ledJs Gin6er, 5luei ssranen
nnS ein Nann INNS 2ebeu gefom.
men mHO ein anOerer Niann lit Idlmer
beriunnoct iuDrben. Ser glnariff
iunrbc Bel Gage gemadJt, madloeua
berihieSene gfadltangriffe Oardl Quft-
idliffseldDiite 5nriidseidlasen iuaren.
Die cine Sonbe fiel inter cine Gin.
sail @inScr, bic nnf Der Strake Ipiel-
ten. 9rei lunrSen iofort get0tet nue
bret anoere idiuer Deripanoet. Sine
Der 9om6en erploOierte ppr Der Sers
sseln Stride nn0 beripnn6ete einen
bpriI6ergebenoen glr6eiter.
lie 5ransofen meloen, Die beut.
idleH SrnppeH bdtten in ben 8oseien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

ooer elm anoeres ariegsidiff bort
bin ienOe nno oaB lie ibren ginflnb
sur 8elfernng Der 3uitdnOe benuke.
@ir brauhen uniere 2eier mol ltidt
crit oarauf aufnerfiam 5u MAIDEN,
naB alle 9tahrihtel iiber oie Siirfen,
Die bon Seiten Der gllliierten foit-
men, bo6lt pero1htig iino. 9eion-
oers oieienigen, Die oarauf ausge-
ben, oie Ser. Staaten 5u elmer 9ar-
teiergreiflrng gegen Die Siirfen 81
peranlaiien
Sine Sepeide ans 9ium meloet,
SeiterreidJ mnb eytaliem 6Gtten lid,
nod INNER nidlt iiber Die bon Sta.
lien seiuiinid)te @ebietsabtretnns
seeinigt. 9as SriOentino, bic Giio-
ipibe uon Sirpl, iuplle Seiterreid) al
leroings bergebef, aber es luulle oas
@ebict nidt iett an Stalien abtreten.
iunoern crit nadJ 8eenoignng oes
arieges. Die Srase Iei MIN, iuer es
10 lange in @eriualtmng neBncn iOlie
nmO geraOe ii6cr bieie Srase fGnme
man iid nidlt einigen. Sie Sdliueis,
Der Eapit nno aud 9entidjlanS fa-
men in 8etrad)t gsatiirIidl fiat bieie
Mitteilnns audi feline Spnr upn offi-
sieilen Garnfters.
SSn 2onoon 6at man einen 9etpifien
9uoipig 9aul SeIbod oitf Ser
@runo bin berbaftet, Dob er Elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

9eutider, alio Elm feinolider ssren-
oe Jet uno, obne angemeloet su
ieIn, IN einem Srte, in Dem feinoIi-
hefl Sremoen ser 9tnfentbalt nid,t
aeitattet iel geipobnt babe. 5elbddj
9tebt 8u, oaB er in Sarnburg aebo-
ren ut, 5eigte ober Elm iogenanntes
~erltes amerifaniides 8iirgerpapier"
Dor, .. b. Die I'M Sabre 1909 abae-
aebene Grfldrung giirger iperoen III
iuollen Gs niibte ibn a6er nid)fs,
er inuroe troboenr perbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
Or. s. 9. @aite,

friiber superintendent oes q vs.
Sniane sliplumb Bat Offiecn III,
Wtoore-@ebauoe ger. POI be3ogen, no
er gsernen- uno @eiItesfranf6eiten
lpe3iea beban0elt. Eel. Grodett 269G.
(gfraeiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

Or. s. 6OoS 9ettp, Spe5iaIiIt une
@unoar3t MIR fir @eidIedts. ln1o
Sarn-arailfbeiteil. lleber Dem Man.
bottan @ofe. grofett 843S. (slna.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

Or. 8. u. Barber, Sa9narst Moure
UebanSe. (Mns
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Cnttenden ugeme,
sale OF the Chttenden Circuit Court snail
proceed to offer for sale the Court House
best bidder at public auction Monday the 9Th day of Feb 1915 o'clock
theraboI County
the following described property,
One black smith shop known A. j. Sembg Of
Marion KY the Marion mills this fine location shop good
buildings, large andr oomy.
Also small Of land containing Creek
church with good dwelling house and all necessary buildings
home stead of the late Mrs. Henry
Also certain tract of land rawater Cttenden
consisting Of three all adjoining composing
F.
w. ogby and recorded deed book well
proved farm good bulldogs and property
will be sold satisfy debt Of 1915 dollars probable
lO dollars a suticien Q and
Also house and the Marion KY being property
occupied by William Tucker Salem
the 18th day May good sny good repair
property will be sold interest
Also will sell one. H. r. boiler p boiler Sullivan
boiler feed Iardnozg
steel Sampson HOSTS Freeman pumps fittings
both and underground 40 H. portable boiler
Of this the lands Of the oer Mining Mexico
Cden county KY property the
Also the
about five known the Tbb property
the Ioosier Mining Co., situated in Cittenden county Ky.
Also
Hooser Mining Co from W. Monymaker C. rail
Crden county KY containing enough personal prop
pay satisfy $780,
sdjudgci against the Ilooser Mining
will also sell the place. credit Of months
about $3.50 accounts Of A. Semblge
be had at the office the 'rcut Clerk
Also about 273 Of land known the j. Heath land situated
Weston Ny. This land we'll improved and Of with
probable Of suit J. G. ROCHESTER,,
Commissioner c. c. c.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
ECHOES FROM
jacksonville
jacksonville Happenings Always To-
ierest Our Readers.

After reading Of 50 many people in
eur town who have been cured by
Deans Kidney Pills. the question nat
urally arises: lis this medicine equal
" successful in our nelghborng
towns!" The generous statement Of
this jacksonville resident leaves no
room for doubt on this point.
Mrs. Eva Hobbs, N. Seminary St..
jacksonville, KY, says: mo one but
those who have suffered from bearing
down pains across the small Of the
back can appreciate what boon to
kidney sufferers Doan's Kidney Pills
are. | used everything that was re-
commended to me for kidney complaint,
but the trouble remained. | tried
p'astcrs and different remedies, too,
without success. Finally used Dosn's
Kidney Pills. After taking few
dcses. felt their good effect and | con-
tinued until all symptoms Of kid
ney disease were removed. My health
is now greatly improved.
Price so cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge
Deans Kidney pills-the same that
MIRA. Hobbs had. Foster. Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo. ~ Y. can
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
Mend Hunehback's Spine

Chicago, There was muc h
pain in the body of Edward Dip
pie in Mercy Hospital. But in
his heart was joy,
Dipple for years has been a
double hunchback. Now, through
the wonderful workings Of mod
ern surgery. those deformities
have been removed and Dipple-
if he RECEIVERS, as he probably
will-will walk through life erect
and undisfgured.
The operation on Dipple, per-
formed by DR.. William Welles
Hoyt, was the first Of its kind
ever done in the world. 1t is
known as the double albee oper-
alton.
Two pieces of bone were taken
from Dipple's shins and were
transplanted into his spine, to
make it rigid. He probably will
be out of the hospital with hack
Strengthened and humps gone
within eight weeks. Washing
ton Post.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
COTTAGE GROVE
ldelaYed from lastweek.l

delayed from lastweek.)
Darby and George Hughes were on
the sick list at this writing, but are
reported better now.
our school closed at Heath Friday.
Miss Wanda Marvel taught US a good
school. We wish her a merry vacation
Mrs. Emma Hughes and daughter,
Miss Wayne, and Miss Clari:a Heath
spent Tuesday with MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Hughes.
Miss Martha Hughes spent Thursday
night with her sister, Mrs. Sherman
Ford.
Msl Noudc WoiTord has returned
ft,m O. Two weeks visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Alya Watson, Of near Cars
VILE.
Miss Stella Phillips is the guest Of
Mrs Maude WoiTord this week.
Miss Joanna Rankin spent last Wed
nosday with Miss Edna Rankin.
Miss Gretna Holeman and Thomas
II fphcs spent Thursday at the home
Of J. u Hughes.
Buddic Daniel and family were the
gu 3 Of Mr.a1d Mrs. Guy Lotion
Tuesday.
Miss Ina Holeman took dinner with
Mrs. Arbcllc Hughes on Monday last
TAYLOR Lucas pass d through thu:
vicinity Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Ainsworth visited Mis-.
Joanna Rankin the first Of the week,
Mrs. Fannie Cox and daughter, it'll,
Miss lmogene, are visiting at the HON,
~ VIM, II, Heath this week.
MISS Alma Heath has returned from
a three weeks visit in Bells Mine'
vicinity.
Miss Edna Heath IL visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Marvin Asher, at Blsckfor,
at this writing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
.s ECLAYLICK BRIDGE ..

. ...... Er CLAYLICK BRIDGE . ..-. :...s
Floyd Brown and wife, of Frances,
were guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. N. Mckinney Saturday night
and Sunday.
Getting wood and making fires is tn
order Of the day in this vicinity.
Bell Shewcraft passed through here
Saturday enroute to S. l.. Shelby's mil
and reported cool drive.
We love to read the good old Record
Press, although when we read the sad
news of Mrs Ruby Threlkeld's death,
it made US sad, as it has been only
few months since we saw the young
couple aboard the train at Crayne,
KY, for their new home Manila, Ark,
and we wished them a life of joy,
peace, happiness and prosperity. We
had to receive the news Of her death.
The bereayed husband and relatives
have the prayers and sympathy of the
writer. We say to her beloved, weep
not as that have no hope; that Is a
glorious thought that we have Of meet
ing her beyond this veil Of tears, where
death is no more and where God will
wipe all tears from our eyes.
How much you will miss her,
We can not tell.
But we know with the angels
She mas gone 10 dwell.
Where all Is peace, JOY and love
la Inat beautiful land above.
S. l.. Shelby and Harry Butler had
an interesting checker game Tuesday.
Those boys did play some. We seldom
appreciate happiness. until we reach
the point where we speak Of it in the
past tense.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
The Perambulating Showcase
BY HERBERT KAUFMAN
Author Of DO Something he Something"

NHE newspaper huge shop window carried about the town
and delivered regularly into thousands OF homes, to be eS-
ahmed at the leisure OF the reader This shop window is
unlike the actual plate glass showcase only rcpc makes
display u descriptions instead of articles.
often been impressed by the difference between the
decorations window each OF whom employed the
same his work The drew attention and held
grace and ccvneS and manifested his display The
other realized little OF the possibilities the materials placed at
his disposal that unless called attention TO his
would have gone unconscious OF their existence
An advertiser know that he gets his results in accordance
skill exercised in preparing his verbal displays lie must
make people stop and pause His copy has to stand out
lie must only make show Of things that attractive TO
the eve but attractive the peoples needs as we'll
The trimmer make the mistake OF thinking
that the aable The advertiser must
not make mistake of thinking that the owest words the
most cnching
Windows few in number 10 be used with ndiscrcton
The GOOD merchan, puts those goods back Of his plate glass which
nine people oi will they have them.
The good advertiser tells abou, goods which nine readers out OF
ten will buy, il they be convinced
Newspaper space itself only the window just the showcase
street in the hes, ngborhcod where prosperous persons pass
nuay desirable than in cheap, sparsey settled
neighhorhood An advertisement newspaper with the most
readers the great advantage
over the copy medium circulating who
possess less means would be foolish for shop build ts
windows In an aeywy-snd just much its advertising
10 nswspspsn xhicA distributed among "aiSrdwssA'
OUnA ---->-I
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04

were dropping bombs on Dun
kirk, one of which damaged the
American consulate, two British
aviators visited Zeebruqge and
damaged submarine. killing
and wounding the crew Of guns
mounted on the Mole to prevent
ATTACKS from the sea on that new
German base.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
Colds Are Often Most Serious.
StOp POsslble COMPLICATIONS.

The disregard OF a cold has often
brought many a regret The fact OF
Sneezing, Coughing, or Fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Certainly
Loss Of Sleep is most serious. II is a
warning given by Nature. II is a
mans duty TO himself TO assist by do
ing his part DR. Kings New Dlscov-
cry Is based on a scientific analysis OF
Colds. zoe at your Druggist Buy a
bottle today.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
piles Cured In o 10 ~ Days

four druggist will refund money n fAzo
OINTMENT fails 10 cure y ease " Itching
'lind. Bleeding ~ rtc'uidi' r,asiatis ,dsy.
WIS hist application gtvgs al SAL hs.s SC.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
invlgoratIng to the Pale and slekly

The Old standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Nalafia eniiehes the blood aud builds 'pthrs's
TEN. A true tonic. For adults aud chi ten.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-02-04
To Sell Our
Fruit Trees in
This County.
Good Salesman Wanted f :" Sc E

p., ,,r. .su to tn. Good
VI u make
r,sos t Ijr =, NIsh,ts'. 'st,ss'ss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
Description of properly
Name of owner.

Part of -ection or Lot
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

9TssshiS oresehiS TSm. rom W. IS II. IN. Of lot
and r. 70 Il. lot e......,........
oreechio Tom. lot and beg. at sE.
cor lot 8. westerly cess H. TO
and produced 1855 TT. easteriy
IS IT., n. 1885 n. to beginning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

Smith. John F.. in Nw& sen, beg.
lis;ss q, w OF Sc; cor. NwA
s s.o IT.. s, IS IS Il. ' to ii 6eS, W. ssees; y ls
go feet \; and isih G; W: from
n. ss.s Il. 10 alley \. ss deg. ss
min. e GO II. s. 1855 II. w. 5s
e. to beginning .............
smith, smi,s. NMsny Mm. wpS; WI NwS e n VIZ q L az,
SeE. at . point as m Il. n" - OF IN M.
s1r' s, $ NMs ssss h, wv w ssc ,ssnes !, E ss $50
to beginning ........s. -.
societa hi Mutuo, Soecorro Princine.
Tomasco puca De Geneva. lots Is.
Spence. c. 81 aud S. l.. sii ri. swS
s,sIsef. E II. and Eva Bond. lois
s's,seT ssS e; II; and Eva Bond, beg.
front st; from NE, cor, of lot i.
Blk. 8. C. G a L c. Add. and on
,SenSs e side od ,:,ar, santa Fs Aye. produced,
teriy about 50 It. to w line OF lot
20. Blk. 2. Florence; northeriy to
Front st, westerly rs IT.. to beg. :,
Stewart. John, in MEN SEN. com.
cor. NEs SEN. thence w. s7s n.
$. lean a., T.. s7e IT., N 1890 n.
TO beginning ..s............4.
stSnsman, Geo. G. Traastss. a M%A : AsMMWW NY
s,Snsn,an, Geo. G. Trustee. iswl
stsnsnsan, Geo, G. trustee. Ev
@ Sw Geo NV rras;ss, Nwu
s,sns%eS, s NV Geo c. trustee. rii;;.'iw WI
NES. Ny sw9 SER. swa swwS
stoneman. Geo. c. .Ex Snx SN
s'SnRs"' Sw%. SEX 'ss'i inwa SwSS. swN
Stoneman, Geo ,c,.s MEX SET NV
St9ver. Nellie D.. Tract SO, Beaver
Sullivan. O. D... ....,.,',i0. II
Swanson. Charles IL
swanson, Charles ...........
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

Thorp. james H, Est. in SEH SEX,
beg. 20 rods E. of NV. cor. SEX
SEA thence f. 10 rods. S. 30 rodo
w. 10 rods. n. 40 rods to beg, ex-
cept streets and bitches ...
Tissot. Frank B....SWL SEA SW
Tissot, Perneiia T.. Wa EEk NBk
Tobin. G. w. sig MEX. nv SEH.
less land sold to Kansas Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

Toney, Mrs. Lizzie, in NEH sWX.
SEH NwA. beg. at center Sec. II.
hepse ss der 70 dsg s. MIN 81 mIR W 5H5ss W l49s Il
to beg. of this tract, thence n.
deg. 4 min. E. 225 IT. S. 50 deg W.
along right of way 1855 #, S.
deg. Sc min, E. 3os.5 IT to beg.
Towns. Mrs. Ida a. ct al. 1
Towns. Mrs Ida a, ct al. in NV
Blk s. beg. 1896 IT. northerly
from Sw. cor said block and SO
It. easterly at right angles from
Chestnut ST. thence E. SO #. n.
at right angles to Riverside Ave,
westerly along Riverside Ave. to a
point so IT. E. from Chestnut st
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

y ~ Part of section or Lot
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

.yx-7vVz
F1orcnee $50 iI.os
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
Isis DELINQUENT GENERAL TAX.

Florence s CO,
sSsns SMs SEN n, che sseGss senes e n ass g ss Ss
min e Ssi ia En- ihsnse
p9.S s s'F IsSa ss "' 4 css 81 81 IS S $ m 1879 4sss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
pescrIptlon q Proper.y
Name of owner.
Par, of Section or Lot

Ransom, c. %
Raper. Chas... Impts on Public Lands.
Rssse. Llewllyn .......-...-.- z, .
Ricchiuti. Giovanni, Nh SEh. SEX
Ricchiuti. Giovanni. .NEk NEA
Roberts, Catherine A...,..-.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04

: Il scason as 6svl. S. i,S' ssS ssS 1893 s.ss
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
ANXIOUS TO PLEASE

The cOiored population in little Alabama town was having a race meet at the local fairgrounds. An aged negro. whose shoes were slashed to give his gnarly tOejoints air. sat in a seat on the grand stand. Immediately in front of him stood a large. excited damsel. who had a whole dollar wag- cred on the favOrite in the free-for-all trot.
 As the horses turned into the home stretch the woman jumped mp in the air coming down squarely with all her weight on the infirm extremities of the old man. A groan escaped him, and she turned and begged his pardon.
 Uncle Zach, Isc awfully sorryi" she said
 Oats all right. honey" answered the old man sallantly. T only hopes mah feet ain't too corrugated fo' yOah pleasure. e.'-Saturdav Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
STILL DELIbERATING
(Continued from Page One)

is pointed out, that it would be too much to expect the Chinese negotia- tors to make a complete surrender, without an attempt by President Yuan Shi Kai ana his party leaders to elicit an expression of opinion of the great powers interested in China, to secure moral support from them. It is sug gested that this idea might find eX- pression in note from President Yuan to Great Britain, United States and France and even Germany, asserting the Japanese are seeking to destroy the integrity of China and to invade the treaty rights of these nations. If the replies received are unresponsive to this appeal, or confined simply to a polite expression of sympathy without d promise of material aid in resisting the Japanese program, it is suggested that President Yuan may then com municate the result of his efforts to the various viceroys of the great Chin csc provinces and declare that he finds it necessary to submit without display of force.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
EXCITING SEARCH ENDS
 SUDDENLY YESTERDAY
Aid of County Officers Enlisted by Reeimental Band Leader When His Horn Blowers Fail to
 Appear

Doc Redewill lost two perfectly good bandsmen last week, yes lost them entirely They disappeared so com pletely that he reckoned they had gone for good, and he asked Sheriff Jeff D. Adams to find the men dead or alive. Preferably alive, cause he needs them.
 It was this way Having ambitions to spread the gospel of good music throughout the state, the musical M. D. sent these two men up through Roosevelt and Globe to Hayden and Miami to arrange dates for his az gregation to come up there and toot awhile. He gave them specific and emphatic directions to report to headquarters each day.
 They left on the 2Sth. The 29th came and no report from the tra- vellers, also came along the goth and several subsequent days and still no report. The papers were scanned closely for news of any disaster to auto parties in the mountains and all sources of information possible were mulcted of their contents.
 Full descriptions with their names, "Clarinetist" Vinson and "Baritonist' Stein, was furnished as last resort to the county officers. Sheriff Adams kept the wires busy for several hours and finally told the Doc to go ahead and breathe naturally because his derelicts were safe and sound on the way home, having made satis- factory arrangements for all concerts along the road.
 Full information was not obtained last night from them, but enough was elicited to make it clear that the band was expected in Miami and Globe on May 20 and 21, the trip hav- ing been postponed two weeks.