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The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
T0DAYS GAME
DETROIT.
PHILADELPHIA.
1OO1O

Observation-Disclosures and Stanage
Sheehar and Schang. Umpires-
Chill ard O'Loughlin.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
cuRe COPPER STOCKS.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Quotations by Paine, Webber & Co
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower Weeks.
Aiaska Gold. Soh an 2oh q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
@6niiteI.

@m @rabe Der Muttsr pirN tsosr
nod etnmul SiuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Drsi qfln6 GaI6fleiIb pcn Dem
Sdultsrittd ptrOsu dbsstpafhen uno
in bier Geite s.Thniittn. SSn bier
Quart toItss @oFer Iegt man bas
GIeiid lmb gilt binSu cine @.lberiib,.
Elm Stiif gslerp, etipas peteritIis, cine
tIeiNt 3tUiebsI. a9t pfeifsrtOrnsr unO
siusn 9ssIOfftI SdIs. NidN totA bic
Supps cine buIbe Gtunos auf Dem
Serb ltno iteut iie baBu fsitpsrihIohsu
fiinf GtuHosn in bic ROhtiite. Damn
nimmt man bus 5leiI6 bsraps, ieiH
Sic Suppe oitr9, oerrilbrt StDei gBL0is
fsI sgaebI nit oysi GbISfieI Butter.
eieBt Dies in bic Gupps, l6bt iis fiinf
MinutsH uif Dem @erOe tcden unO
ierpiert Iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

foreIi9 sspfItst unb nit IslbitlOIn
9Iufopfsrllns isinsm 9ausInIte Doresz
itdHbtR; er mar ibr ia tpirtIi@ cine
&rteuntnis IbuIois. Sin anoetsr an
isiRsr Stsls Bate Iie ipabrI6eiRIi1
i'm Seitament bsoa9t, absr S9pams
merl bate ni9ts un0 ionnft Dobsr
uu6 niemauosm stfpas psrmaasn.
Dorum bsgann er uaa turaer
ltebsrIsguug in monutOnem EpufaI
oIIp au Ipre9eR: SD mO@te mid
esrne fir Sic trsuen DieRitt, Sic oil
mir in piefer Welt gsItiltst BAIT, Oonis
bar trtpslisnl @snu es bir aITD
Jrsuos mn9t, toridtss Bsib, mid
nod iur9 Dor mtiusn Spos at beiro=
ten. 70 isi ssl~
llRO faIbun9spOI itrsdts er ibr feline
6anb bin. Warit iparf iib aber
nibrsm Qeier~ sIiidfrabeuO on 81,
8ruit.
Die Rrisastrauuns tpar pprbei uno
Tarie Sur JrGu apdnaisrt. uuo iisbs.
bon oieIeu gIua,nblids an tDorsR aud
ibrs SrGneR p,riisst, ObsIti9 biz
@trnbs bts a6i9isos DON ibrsm @pts
ten INNER uGbr berunriidts unb nit
ben SrGnsn. I1panD aud Die lietes
pons JilrIOrst - furs, giuri. 5sigis
fid jebt in ibrsr ipGbrel @efoIil
@6il.r bat uure6t, ipeun Ct fGgi
(nur) i'm Jole ciner R.poIuti0I mir
ben Msibsr Su Sbduen, iie lpeyoeu es
eslpDbnIid in otm Utomente, ipO mGn
iie beirotsi ~ Better Sdpommerl sr.
trllg ober Ole llnbiIbcn Der Gbt nit
uHgttiinIttIisr Gnetlssebulo lub
lprGh Iih tr0Ifsno i'm Stiutn: rDd
srIpore i'd mir tpenieftsns bic Set
Die i'd battle i'm Seeefeusr DerbriHetn
muifenl aAmddttssr, ID prsiie Dei-
usH RatidIubl-
9trr SdpaMmerI pur6t fnpsTars
bttriert ilno rpestn algemsinsr
@tpGbe ola otfinitip untau9Iih no9
S1Afe stl6idt. Don fsiHer ti,bepUl.
len Satin bsiam cr bofiir cine SBrs
fsist, neil fis ii@ oaburh in ibysr
6Offuuns ouf ben sS9obtnerfcb" fiIt
ibrsn tul Striess sefaIenen Mann
bitter sstdlibt fob
Better Shnummsrl mar sine 3sii
gaR5 fafungsIos. gIud sr battle gang
iibtr nit Dem BON ben Rartsn ptrs
bsibsntR Soos, beoisbuuespeife i6pss
rtn llneIiid ssredHst. @is iolte oos
nun in Gtfiiluns stbea9 Sdpom'
merl fam iIHb fam.
YlobIia rief CT IN graueHpoIItr Grs
ienntRts: .Das Weib! Gos Meb!"
Der 9oo, tpis fbOn tpGtt sr gsipsisu
Stssu oieI.s reIudIi6t" GbtItntn!
limb SApummtTI brohts in feiHer
Gslnmtdusgabs Der RluNiier etnt
Rcrrestiir an: }A3t, lts
.Dns asbtn 1T Der Sitter boaitss
ni4t,
Der llsbtI srSbtss ubtr TT bic
| Strd,il~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
Das 4urIl.
etn, an,tout, uon Dns xuru,r.

Der btrabmtt Observation-Disclosures
9llsganOsr Dumas ssri.t tiuIt mad
eiRsm JtptiIsn. bel psldtm iih BIZ,
aDpfe fart trbiBt battsn, nit ,inen
&npddegt,offiSisr in .etnsn tsfsigsa
DorilpedIeI, Ser 0arntt snSste, Oat
csr gFItSitr ben @d)tiT.tener ci,T Qi
ItoItn forhstte, Do tsioe MIN dll
tteHli4s Saabsn salttn, lno9te tadil
iHneu Den @orfblug, Iitbtr 0aS Duel
onf cnietiianiIdjt gIrt gum glnslraa
ali briug.H, inbMi man Oas 2oi
ent11eibrn ldiie. Der @eriitgsnDt
Ioute Ii9 aIsSann9 Our9 ,insn G9aE
aug Oct Mslt fd)offeN.
Der @orInlag faao bic Sillisune
beibsr @esntr. Dit Gpie irll-ttn ans
ssieriet, 0umos 5cs snsrit unN
perIor. y l M
Gbrt eint Micne Sis DerSieben, ers
bob tr lih ben IeiHsn 9lcst, tiobla
BON ollen SyrtunOsit luIO Sstanntsn
bt ibin isBt ~ raid erniiAtert -
bos llnIinnigt Itiues @Orbnbens tldr'
sumddsn fndlien, ii,fbslpsgtea. 9Lb.
iditb lmo fditielte pu9 Isinem @eg.
ttsr pOn gtiittuns sic SoRD. Dant
trct er felten S1yittss in elm HtteHi
siranler lfnb it,luB biey Ttl- hiltei
ii9. ..'.'s
Ginigs Wlinnten berrI6te ltHtsr Ger
3urld6Itibsn0en bansts. aicmbttIeln'
msnoes Gdipsisea. Das btpcrfea
benot Drama battle oae mdhsis En-
griTEeh, uno nit bItia,n Giciibterr
Idnlttt bic @erfamnlung aiIf itesi
aus oern gisben5ilhmer brinsenSs @s.
rGuTb. n 5gsS ,ss
qIDbli9 fiel orinneR stn @HRs. =
8pei Ser btIten Sreunbe oes 3tHteri
fprdnaen init sipem Mtbruf smpor
itm ms 3ebtn0tnmsr Su silsps 4bti
iGon Dnroe Die &iir uuTgeriiien
nRb in ibttm Rqbm,h stfcbien srnitsI
gtntlibes glIsIonoer Dumas. bic nod
rdu4eRpt ptTtDls in Der 6Cub.
.Dtnttn Sie ii@ oos llnsllt
meins Strrtn," Eief tr ans, ~ieh bab
mid niht s.trofIen!T
Ginen 9lussnblit bIieb dllts itia
Saun obtr brad Elm sreuSeAIOier Sn
bel aus. lGdsnO umringte man bel
HOmonbidtsr unS lsIbit iein Duel
seonsr tUnnte ntdt umbib i9m IN
otH 9aIs oii fallen un0 'ibn fir be-
.,Dtrniitfiiolen aerlr gu srtldTtR Dc
| jsselebt babe
Der beihft. iuidr nur Gienitogs mi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Mer I'M 2eben ulles lblptr nimAt
bat ii6 buIO Su EoOt gei6Itppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

S9affet su@ GriRRsrunsem
9Ibtr - ssbt riht in ibHsn unttrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
Tiir Saus uuO
Slide.

gVun riibrt feds @ibOtter nit aebu
llnS.n 3uder redt Ihaumis, fiigt Sen
Saft elmer snussn uno ole fein asbodte
GdaIs sinsr DierieI 3itrOue, fopie feds
EafsIu aufseI6Its @slatiue btu3u unS
sisbt, ipsnn Der Puooius anfdnst ftrif
Su iusrOsu, ben GiidHse BON feds Gi=
tpsiB binpurd. Damn fiiut man bas
@Guos RAID in cine TOrm, lGBt .s am
GiIe itodsn uub itiir8t es tur3 pUr benz
9(nri9tsn uuf cine GlosIdaReI. Mon
fam cine btIiebise Gru4tipucs Ooau
rei9sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
@Rfnet @it

Sin pfuno friidss mossres @inO,
fIsii@ geio6t, unO ipenn sttaItst, fstR
osbadt, Elm babies pfunb MiROsrfeit,
DoIlItGnoig tntbautet uno 70 fsin tpis
mOeIid5 stbadt, Sipei qFuno gsI6dlte,
f.insebadts Ispfsl. Elm phtnO aoIinth,
tntttrrt. Elm pfunb gut gereiuigts seos
.rintben, Elm @iertsIpFuuo tlsinesI9niss
teues 3itrOnat, Elm GBI0ffsI 3imlnt,
cine DdI6e gtricbene Mlustolnub, Elm
GBI0ffsl Musfotbliitc, Gin Gbloffsl
Nelien (eeltobene). Gin GBlDffel SoIS,
Elm pFuub brauner 3u6er, Elm ptnt
SbGrD uSsr Elm Qint gronSb. Bon
oieler MiIduue, Nie iib an ,in,m taIs
ten Srt Sen eon3en Minter bGlt, flint
man Die gttpiinI4te IuantitGt dllf
einen init pieteie ousgrlceten S,lIer,
bedt sinen 3eisotdeI barber, uub bGdt
In mGbio betBsm Sfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Su @rie9enlonO SuBt man TH Il
alien &luhtH Ser 8sbOltsruHs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

IS 0tleDeHluHp puBl WuH I'u) w
allen &luhtu Ser gspUItsrnHs.
@er I'M 2.ben uIlss ihptr nimwt.
bat iib buIo Su Soot geid5Itppt. 4
S9affst ,u@ GriRRsruuscM.
gIbtr - asbt riht in ibHsn uHttr!
Su9fiabdums bat Suerit Elm
8ddsr sssahtst. sc Bran in Wie6tIn.
Das oIte @ssbpt.n bate Elm Dcls
itSnOis eHtipidsItss @runObuGs unb
&otaterpsieH.
@sr BON Dem rs9ttn @sss abssrGt
1T erit Damn Derloren, psHn sr Jpn
Uidt iDieoerfinost.
Die 5rauen I9ibeigtn niemOIs;
ipr.dJeu iie nibt nit bsm MluHbs, iprt,
den iit init Den Gussu.
% 8 ertte Dentmol tpur0e 6rltorld
Dem @robsn ouT - 0f.rrei9iIdtm
SO6en (ROBtuulbs) erridt.t.
@s niirDe Dir mou@tr goR0 germ Su
Dienit,H fttben, ipiiBie er, bab bu nidt
RapitcI borousItIaeen tpiiroet.
Dos qoroOisg liest unttr oem
GdatttH Der SdtpDtsr.
TiirtiT6ts Gpridport.
Dds 2sbsH init on0ern 1T gut, ob.r
Dus 2tbtH nit iicb ieIbit 1T beTer.
gluerbadD.
Sinter sinsm tiibIen @ugc lam
iid Oie 2eioeRi6oft ptrbersen. Sinttr
tiRtm leibenI9oftIiHsn @uss perbiret
iih elm, OberfIGdIids 2sioeufHaft.
Gin RapitdR bts Rssiments 6snts
tel bon DOnnersmard in 9urtsnIttin
trus etnen 3Opf. Der bis 8ur Grbt
rstdte uno iIebSis big aSbtSis Glen
8ano .rfOrostte.
Dts MirtIiatsit 1T teins Jrug,,
Sic 1T nnr elm peribIeiert' SSosal;
3ur 5raBs modt Il. mr Oieunsef6idtt
Tnts.
Dis ibr ben S@leitr itObI
Der WleHfcb be3iek ui0sIidit al
fsin Euu uuo Sr.ibeH ouf jeues 0tis
Iishe in isinsr BrtIR, tuobpH tr 1iiblt,
boB es npr ibm unesb0rt uRO pus ettn
nnrim etpis uno lIrber6nbstIiA itiR
mpB; ba bIsibt i9m gum 3psifeIn tsin
@runO uuo sum Nsrsneifeln feline 3tit.
SebbtI.
@ieIs Mese sebn Sur9 ben @aIo.
@sr niHt 8tIatib iptiB, 6trirrt lid
bulb;
Nitle Mtee and ourCbs 2sbtn ssbn -
NluBt INNER ben DIR ouserIsbn,
Ob manhsr aud ionlt bid IOdsn
m0dts.
Don BEN ods Ssrs iagt: Nos if Der
rsbtel
SObquu Sruiun.
pie G.f6i6s 5eiSt uus Oas 2s6.n
Der @0Iftr nno finbet ni9ts, als 4ri.g
nnb GmpOrunetn 5u erSGbItn; Die
frisoIiHsite Sabre trf9.irtn MIR ols
tarSs paitIsn. 3nil6tEnite. Dann uno
iponR einrRaI. lluD eben1o iii oas
2sbtn Oes GinSeInsn Elm fortipdbrtps
Ger &umpf. ni@t stpo blOs biIDlid)
nit Der Not oocr mil Der Quuotlptile,
fonOtrtI duG pirilid nit onbtrsn.
@r finOtt iiberolI ben @iosrIodJtr, lcbl
in beItdncissm &olnpit nnO Itirbt, Ole
| @affeR in Der Sono.
/ G1opsnbousr,
! Dos GgBptilde qrobIeu, Oos jtbl
ipitOtr i'm @orbtrsrunrt 'oes Snitr.
! sTts fttbt, but btr,its ati6ni5. Ser
( ni8t mir Elm grcBsr pbiIolcpb fcn.
bern aii9 Elm gtIbdftieer Diplomat
! par. bti9Gftiot I'm 2lbpig NV.
BON itiueR GroberunsE9eIiiitsnS In
Guropu ub5lIeRten. it1Ius er ibHl Dor.
gtsppttn Der fron5OIifdsu SerrihoFI
gu unteriperfsn. NopoIeon, Der groBt
forIt. ndbm oeu aeibniSf9sn GsOan.
Ten ouf, obtr Die S@la9t bsis Qlbutiy
bat feline GrUberunSspldRt ptrst.sIt,
unb in Dem Itbtsn SoBrosbnt bal
Gruntrei@, sem RsbandtgtOont,u 81
2itbs, ouf aesppttn riidboItIOs gu.
sunften @nelonos DtrJidttt
\ Die @rlpdrmlIug tulter SIBe 0urt
papier beriibt nun nibt auf Der Sati
fade, Dab apupi,r elm IbIetter MARINE
- -. 49, D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
GMrten mit .@IGR@en.


Goisenbe 3ntdtsn iperoeu Tsin ee,
budt: Sin qhInb SoIbikild,. Bic Srltts
babnIe6er Hno ,in pieytel biS Elm babies
pfunO 9albSItbsr, Elm babies QfuHS
lebr fettes SapsiusflsiIc9. einise Gbo.
IDtien unb ben Sbpmian In Butter,
fiigt SdIS unOj etipos ipsiBsn qfefftr
binSu. nimint es bonn Jeuer, Tiigt 0as
sebodte SIsilb bin3u, Itreibt bic Sarct
our4 Elm Sieb uno miIdt md Elm 9us
ies 9eii fAiparos TriiFfeIn oarunitr.
Der gut pOrtereittte SrlIibobn, OeEen
8rulttno9tn man bon inNen btrnuss
nabn unb aug oehen 9tinen man Oit
Sebntn 5oe, tpiro ro6mdls innen nit
eineru Euhs alIssstrodnst bann bic
Joree BiHeingefiiut. Ote C,ffRuna sus
ssndbt. Ser 1tutbabn bubIh brtliieri
unb gtIpidt, tpDrauf man ibn nit
tinein sebattsrten, nit GoI3 btifrsus
ten Pdpier lmbIut un6 I'M DIcn oar
unO IhOn eDlobrdun brdt. glus
8aIbsmild. Seal6sSuuss. Triiffsln,
@bumpisncRs, IIeiuea &l0Bden bon
Scr oben beTdrisbsntu Tarcs, btrsitel
man iInterOehsn Elm traftises @oauut
NIT brouner Sauce. Den trdh1ierien
Grutbabn Isst man in lsinsr notiirIis
den Gjeitdlt GiIf eine ertpGrmle @6afs
ftI, I.st pds Hasout, oeEsn @eI@mod
mau nod init stipas Mab,iru bob, au
bslben Seiien, oIbt etlpos @aIce BON
Dem putsrIOHO iiber oenisIbtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

lieber SSrellnO, Sic baDer lid IA abcr
iuu 8crlaItNiS 81 s,lrct Sabren cine
reht iinge NroiI oenoiumeil. Eie
iitRt ia nod ic iriid mo iigerAI@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
arinasIp0naarI0ffsImeb B

.3rtngeGbOn &artOffsImebl
WIan briust Elm pint Mlilb init
feds llnSen Butter Sum GOaen. ldilts
i.t uut,r fcrtseTebtem Rabreu Spti
9berioHen fortofielmtbl binsin,
nimmt ben Gsis bonn Jeusr, riibrt
ibn Bis aum OoIfGnoigen @ertiiblen.
miIGt, ipsnn er pertiibIt 1T, na9 uno
uob flint @ier, etlpas GaI3 unO 5pti
bis orei @blSIfeI 3udsr oaSu, rOlIt oas
bon ouF elmer init Wltbl beIiGubten
SerDietts &rineeI, Ieet iie ouf Elm nit
Butter i4po9 beitridenss 9Is9, IGbt
fie BEL mGbieer Sike Baden unO Be-
Ttratt lie nit 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

ouSp acSa, miiicn Sic, i'd oahtc,
mcnnmon bod ihou nal M ben iaii.
rcii g(pieI bcibcn mllE, Damn fann's.
ood lucaiaiienS ciu rotbb6diger ieinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
Mattar0nii in @sui@tIn.

Mottoroni in 30 uf 9eIH.
Die W1dttarORi lpsroen in GaIoDaIs
fer ipeitgeto1t. auf ein Gieb gestbtn
un0 aIsboNn in 3sRtimetsr Ianes
Stiidben seIdnit!eu. Sn cine &oKes
role gebs man Elm Slid fril9s But
ter, IaEs lit 5srseIeu, ssbe cttoas sid
einsetO9ts 8utttrlauce Oa5u, Elm ipsnis
in tIstus @iirfsI ssl4nittsns gerGu9srts
3uuss boer masersH @dintsu. pfsffsr.
unb iDsun u0tis, nod etpos SaIS,
oann parmeIantdis, miide bic 9lattas
roni baruutsr, file bic MaHs in Wsus
ideIn, beitreut iis nit parmelamtdIe,
sebe tlsins Gtiiddsn friide Butter
barib,r uRb bads ie tm beibsU DfsH
ihSR etIb. }y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Der beIhft. iuidrnur Gienitaes urO
GSreituSs ION o9t fleiidlloicn 81;
genlg
Scr loures stPieI 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Cs,,,, : d etScu. - DicnItndOaelt
oon, aotW): raomiat Deit 9r6iitil
hon. oIelen gIbenO uidt2~ - 20
- 0al'r 1T cr pieF 5ll bsldeiOen
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
Gone to Get Married.

Miss Clara Roberts, one of Parker s
most estimable young ladies, depart
ed Thursday night for Reno, New,
where she will be met by Mr.. Guy
Terry, formerly of this place, and the
two will Immediately repair to the
little church around the corner and
be joined in wedlock for better or
for worse. John Roberts accompan-
led his daughter as far as San Fran
cisco. Everybody in Parker joins
with The PoY in wishing the young
people all kinds of joy in their new
life. Mr.. Terry is in the Indian
Service, and at present holds a po-
sitiOn on the Piute reservation, with
headquarters at Schurz, New For
the past couple Of years he was en-
ployed in the service at this place,
but recently was transferred to his
new position.
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
TO AID MINERAL LOCATORS.

A bill was introduced in congress
on Feb. % by Congressman Carl Hay
the difficulties heretofore experienced
by those who have located mineral
claims on Indian reservations or rath
er who have discovered such locations
and have wished to make entry there
for but have been unable to do so Ow-
ing to the fact that the lands includ
ed were within the boundaries of a
reservation.
The bill, which is now in the hands
Of the committee on Indian affairs,
provides that the secretary of the in
terror may lease to any person, firm
or corporation "any part of the unal-
lotted lands within any Indian reser-
walton in the state of Arizona here
tofore withdrawn from entry under
the mining laws, for the purpose Of
mining for deposits of gold, silver,
copper and other valuable metallifer-
Gus minerals"
The locators of mining claims are
given preferential rights to such
leases and the leases shall be made
for fifty years with preferential rights
in the lessee to renewals in ten year
perods.
The lessees are required to pay to
the United States for the benefit of
The Indians, a royalty (which shall be
two per centum of the gross value of
the output of the minerals at the
mine, due and payable at the end of
each month succeeding that of the \ex
traction of the minerals from the
ntine and an annual rental, payable
at the date of such lease and annual
~ thereafter on the area covered by
such lease, at the rate of twenty-five
CeEts per acre for the first calendar
year thereafter, fifty cents per acre
for the second, third, fourth and fifth
years respectively and 81 per acre
for each and every year thereafter %
The lessee is also required to ex-
pend not less than 500 in develop
ment work annually on each claim
and the bill contains provisions for
tue forfeiture of the leases in the
event of non-payment of rent or non
user of rights.
II is claimed that the passage of
this bill will open to use and devel-
opment some highly promising depos-
its which have, heretofore, been i'm
Cssible of working.
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
St Patrick's Ball.

Saint Patrlck's day, the 18th inst,
was observed in Parker by a grand
ball given in the school house, under
the auspices of the Woman's Club of
this place, and the affair was a
teeming success, socially, financially
and numerically. The interior of the
building was decorated with sham
rocks, green streamers, roses and
ance, and light refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream, cake and punch,
lilies, presenting a brilliant appear
were served throughout the evening.
Excellent music was furnished by
Mesdames Marsh and Littlefield, and
Mrs. j. B. Flanagan, as floor direc-
tress, kept the ball rolling" right
lively. Festivities continued until 1
a. m., when the dancers dispersed
with lingering memories of very
pleasant social evening spent The
attendance was very large, there be-
ing in addition to those who usually
attend from Parker and it's environ
ments, goodly representations from
Bouse, Swansea, Vidal and CalZona
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
Death Of Mrs. Wicker.

Mrs. Harry Wicker passed away
last Saturday at 1885 a. M, after
lorG illness. She was being cared
for at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Raney, having come here for her
health in Septmbeer, accompanied by
her husband and brother Her home
was at Langton, Kansas, where she
leaves parents and brothers and sis
ters, and three little sons, besides
her husband, to mourn her loss. Mrs.
Wicker was but q years of age, and
her cheerful nature, her patience and
sweetness under suffering touched
the heart of all who knew her; and
she left many friends here who
mourn her untimely death. The body
was taken to herr old home for burial
after having been prepared for trans
portation at the undertaking parlors
of J. F. Collins
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
Government Whitewash.

Following is the well-known stand
ard recipe for Government White
wash: Slake one-half bushel fresh
lime with boiling water, covering it
to, keep in the steam Strain liquid
through a fine sieve and add seven
pounds of fine salt, previously dis
solved in warm water; three pounds
of ground rice, boiled to thin
paste and stirreo in, boiling hot;
one-half pound bolted gilders whiting;
and pound white glue, soaked first
in cold water untilsswollen, then care
fully melted over fire To this mix
ture add five gallons Of hot water and
.et it stand covered a few days
A pint of the whitewash will serve
to cover nearly a square yard 1t is
very white and will last well when
used on outside jobs.
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
SmeIters Want Big End.

Word has just been received here
that the smelters are making settle
ments on copper on a basis of IL
cents less than the market quotation.
Heretofore a deduction of 2 12 cents
was made for refining and market
lng. Even with this exorbitant
charge for settlement no open ship
ments will be taken in the future,
thus cutting off the small producer
1t is understood that the smelters
are working to their maximum capa-
cities, the large producers rushing
their ores to the smelters as fast as
possible owing to the high price of
the red metal. The situation is be-
coming serious, and unless greater
smelling facilities are provided, or
new smelters erected, the small pro-
ducer in Arizona will suffer serious
loss, and possibly result in closing
down many mines.
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MINE WARNING NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing mining claims are being work
ed under bond and lease: Sam Patch
The Comet, and The Potomac mining
claims, which are of record in Book
(R) of records of mines, at pages lI5
176-177, of the records of Yuma coun
". state of Arizona. Notice is here
by given by the owners that the
above claims will not be responsible
or the owners, for. debts contracted
by any parties working said claims
JOHN WINTERS,
NOSE LUFTY.
Bouse, Ariz., Feb. IL, 1916.
First insertion, Feb. 19.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that on jan
uary 1, 1916, l relocated the old min
ing claims known as the Snowstorm
No. 1 and Snowstorm No. 2, located
in Ellsworth mining district, Yuma
county, Arizona, about ten miles in
a northwesterly direction from Wen
den, and Joining the Hoag property
on the west; said claims were for
merly located and held by one Moliet~
but owing to the failure of said for
mer owner to perform the annual as
sessment work thereon for the year
1915, said claims were open for re-
location on the date first above .men-
toned, viz, January l, 1916
Notice is hereby given to the
former owner, or to whom it may
concern having an interest. in said
claims, to remove from said claims
all personal property, including ore
on dumps, within sixty days from the
first publication of this notice, or
posting of said notice on the ground.
or said personal property shall be-
come forfeited to the undersigned.
GEORGE j. BRAY
Wenden, Ariz., Feb. IT, 1916.
(First publication Feb. 19, last pub.
April 22.)
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Rich Ore at the EmpiresMine.

A discovery of very rich ore was
made in the Eagle property of the
Empire mine few days ago, accord
ing to the report of Mickey Sulli-
van who came to town Tuesday after
having been at work there for several
weeks past. This strike was made in
the tunnel where work is being pros
ecuted, at a vertical depth of about
200 feet from the groupings, and the
entire face of the tunnel is in this
character of ore, which it is roughly
estimated will go close on to $500
to the ton. The company will put
on an additional force and push de-
velopment along the line of discovery
as rapidly as possible.
The Parker post., 1916-03-25
School Trustee Election.

An election for the selection of a
school trustee, to succeed J.. F. Raney
whose term of office expires, will be
held at the school house today, Sat
urday, the 25th. The only prosperity
candidate for the office mentioned at
present writing seems to be o. M.
Spence, cashier of the Commercial
Bank. The board of election will
consist of the following: Mrs. ]. F.
Collins, inspector; Mrs. B M. Fuqua,
Mrs. P. Tisdale, judges; Mrs. A. H.
Littlefield, clerk; Mrs. B. B. Brown,
clerk.
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Overwhelming.

A fellow dropped into the office
the other day and ordered paper
and We were pleased Said it was a
good paper and we were glad. Said
it was more than worth the money to
any man of intelligence, and We were
tickled. Said it was the mainstay of
the town and We were super-tickled
Said it was the greatest booster and
developer in the whole community
and We yelled for joy. Paid for the
paper-and We slid gently to the floor
in blissful unconsciousness. Nature
had reached it's limit-Altoona Tri-
bune.
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Tom Lowell Here.

Tom Lowell, the we'll known min
ir.g man of Swansea, spent Thursday
in town greeting old friends He was
e.i route to Salt Lake City to confer
with lis associates who recently
took over his mining interests near
there is great activity in mining cir
cles around Swansea and Planet, and
predicts that a number of big proper
ties will be developed in that section
before the next six months have
elapsed
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Statesmen: POCKET SIDE LINE,
NEW LIVE PROPOSITION, all mer-
chants in towns of 100000 and under
want it. Pays $500 commission on
each sale No collecting, no risk to
merchant. We take back unsold
goods Easiest, biggest paying side
line ever offered. CANFIELD MFG.
CO., S08 Sigel street, Chicago.