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Evening star., 1916-07-18
Thought Russia Ozone" For.

Look back year, and it will be seen
that all German and Austrian reports
forecast the approaching elimination
Of the Slav. Russia was done" for
several years, Berlin proclaimed when
Wilma had fallen and the great Ger
man drive halted at the Dwina and the
Pinsk marshes. German hands were
now free to finish with France"
But nine months later the fallacy OF
all this is demonstrated by Russian
success only less great than that won
about Lemberg in September 1914
Again and again German bulletins pay
tribute to the vastness of Russia's sup
ulies of guns and munitions and the
inexhaustible supply of men. 1t was
all terrible miscalculation, this belief
that Russia was done.
Instead of Russian collapse. German
Evening star., 1916-07-18
BY FRANK II. SIMONDS.
On the New York Tribune

I'm liie we" / vi liiDdiiC.J
Seven weeks ago tomorrow the Rus
slams began their great offensive in the
east. Although the advance still per-
sists, as the latest German announce
ment of a retirement southwest of
Lutsk indicates, it is none the less
plain that the whole operation is slow
ing down, for the moment, at least. 1t
is, then, possible to review in some
detail the progress and achievements
of this great campaign.
First of all. it must be measured by
it's cost in men rather than its con-
quests in territory. The Russian Of
fetal figures, disputed, to be sure, by
the Austrian and German reports,
claim around 100000 prisoners. The
German and Austrian reports estimate
the total Russian loss at 263.000. Hth-
erto Russian estimates of prisoners
have proved reliable, as shown by
American agents charged with inspect
ing prison camps in Russia. If we ac-
cept the Russian figures as accurate, 1t
is safe to estimate the total loss of
the Austrians and Germans as above
half a million; that is, 100000 in addl-
tion to Russian captures.
Evening star., 1916-07-18
Loss of Men Vital.

To have put half million troops out
of action in seven weeks is. in itself. a
tremendous achievement. 1t is the
greater when it is accomplished with
loss of only about half as many by
the Russians. Bear in mind also that
Russia's man-supply is wellnight mex
haustible, the man-supply of Germany
and Austria rigidly limited.
Together with the great bag of
men thre has been a huge capture of
guns, munitions and supplies of all
kinds and an even greater destruction
of these things by the retreating Ger
mans and Austrians. Exactly as the
Russians lost terribly in this fashion
last summer. the Austrians have suf-
fered now, and are continuing to suf-
fer.
So much for the material effect in
men and munitions Of the Russian ad-
vance. Even more important is the
moral effect Dispatches from Berlin
make no concealment of the surprise
and amaZement the Russian operation
has awakened in Germany.
Evening star., 1916-07-18
Statement of Company.

A. G. McKenna, superintendent OF the
plant, this afternoon gave out the fol-
Bile:
IN order to avoid misapprehensions,
the Washington Steel and Ordnance
Company states that it became neces-
sary few days ago to reduce the force
of men employed in the electrical de-
partment, and five men were laid off.
Some of their fellow workmen. in op-
position to this step. decided to quit
this morning in an effort to secure
reinstatement of the discharged men.
Altogether thirty-three men failed
to show up for work on the night and
day shifts.
The company at the present time
employs about 2.700 men, none of whom
are affected outside Of the electrical de-
partmen6"
Evening star., 1916-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Il. L. & J. b. MCQUEEN, INC.
PRINTERS.
Have removed their office from No. 110S r 81.
n-w.. where they located for cs years. to
NO. so 10th ST. NV.
They invite visits from all their old friends
and customers and will. heretofore, faith
fully endeavor to please and satisfy all who
favor them with orders in their line.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.
Washington. June "a. 1915.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
eented TO the undersigned, 1t has been mAoe
to appear that
THE RIGGS NATIONAL RANK
OF WASHINGTON, D. c."
In The City of Washington and District OF Co
fumba, has complied with all the provisions
Of the act of Congress Ito enable National
Banking Associations to extend their corpor-
ate existence. and for other purposes" ap-
proved July IL. 1882:
NOW, THEREFORE. I. Thomas r. Kane
Acting Comptroller of the Currency. do hereby
certify that THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, d. c." in the City OF
Washington and District of Columbia. is au-
thorized to have succession for the peri"t
specified in its amended articles Of association
namely. until close of business JUNE 2S. 1885,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and seal of office this TWENTY
FOURTH day of JUNE. 1915
tseal. tSignedl. T. P. KANE.
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No. 5O46. Extension No. 1888.
CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT CAR TO CALIFoR-
mia about August 20 for household goods at re-
18th St. warehousemen packers. forwarders.
transit insurance
Evening star., 1916-07-18
MEN QUIT;
OTHERS ARE LAID OFF
Electrical Workers of Washington
Steel and Ordnance Com
pany Strike.

Thirty-three electrical workers at the
plant of the Washington steer ana
Ordnance Company have gone on a
strike A number were laid off several
days ago by the steel company AS
result, it is claimed, other electrical
workers decided to leave the shops.
Employees of other departments OF
the plant say that a business, agent of
the electrical workers made his ap-
pearance at the plant shortly after the
first men had been laid off and sue
ceeded in inducing the thirty-three
others of the department to fail to
show up for duty at the night and
morning shifts yesterday and today
He could not be located today to give
the workers side of the case.
Evening star., 1916-07-18
IT.. About Time You Had One Really

good vacation Go TO Colorado. Low fares.
Superior service via Rock Island Lines. Infor-
nation at Rock Island Travel Bureau, 434
Wtdsnsr building, Philadelphia. rtisement.
Evening star., 1916-07-18

Benjamin Ebns, twenty-Six was
drowned while rowing in Cabin branch
Anne Arundel county. Md. His body
was recovered later
Evening star., 1916-07-18

soon be entirely exterminated. Relief
for company urgently requested"
From the I'd Battalion to the Sd Bat
TALON, 18th Bavarian Infantry Regi-
ment: Battalion has just received or
ders from Lieut.. Col. Gumme that it is
placed under orders of the Sd Battalion,
18th Bavarian Regiment, as a section
of the reserves. Battalion consists at
present time of 3 officers, non-com-
missioned officers and 10 men"
Evening star., 1916-07-18
WHAT RUSSIANS HAVE GAINED
IN SEVEN WEEKS CAMPAIGN
Probably 100000 of the Enemy Accounted
For" and Thousands of Miles of
Territory Conquered

newspapers again talk openly of Aus
tria's failure. The collapse is almost
again makes extensive drafts upon
German resources For weeks Ger
man troops have been rushing to Kovsl
and to Galicia. When they have ar
rived there has been a slowing down of
Russian advance, but on the south,
where Austrian troops are unsupport-
ed. the failure continues. Bukovina
has been cleared, kolomea taken, the
southernmost of the railroads leading
across the Carpathians has been cut.
Add to this the presence of Russian
troops on the French front and the re-
ports of fresh Russian victories in
Asia Minor, and 1t is plain the lie is
finally given to all reports of Russian
exhaustion
Evening star., 1916-07-18
COMPROMISE ENDS
MAYER WILL CASE
Agreement Stops Apparently
Protracted Litigation Over
S55O,OOO Estate.
INFANT GRANDDAUGHTER i
is TO RECEIVE S26O,OOO
Second Wife of Testators Only Son,
Who Predeceased Him,
Gets $4,000.

A compromise effected between all the
parties interested in the s55o,O00 estate
of the late Theodore J. Mayer, for
many years head of the firm of William
Calf e Co, was ratified today by
Court. The validity of the will had
been attacked by the widow of his
only son. Theodore A. Mayer, who died
April 4. 1915. Other legal qdestions
were involved in the controversy, which
bade fair to be protracted. The parties
reached an agreement, however, and
the estate will be distributed under it's
terms.
Young Mayer was sued for divorce
some years ago and q decree granted
his wife. now known as Roberta w
Somervell. Subsequently, he married
the contestant of the will, who was
Frances f. Mayer, and there is an
infant child, Frances Hitz Mayer. The
American Security and Trust Company
is the executor under the fathers will
for the benefit of the son, Theodore A.
Mayer. On the death of young Mayer,
question arose as to his right to re-
marry under the District law and the
right of the child of the second mar
riage to inherit Several nieces and
nephews of the elder Mayer come in
for a portion of the distribution.
Granddaughter Gets 100000.
In round figures, the share to be re-
ceived by the widow of Theodore A.
Mayer, who remarked last spring, and
is now the wife of S. Sidney Forst, is
about s130,000 Her infant daughter,
Frances Hitz Mayer, will receive about
s260,000. Miss Somervell, who divorced
young Mayer, is to get s47 900 in lieu of
any claim she may have against the
estate. Attorneys fees are provided
by the decree for r. Golden Donaldson,
representing the infant, and Nathaniel
Wilson and Clarence R. Wilson for the
trust company.
Others who are to share in the estate
are William p. Mayer, $500; Bertha
Helbling, Frida Schadler, Conrad Graf,
Ida Mayer, John Mayer and Annie c.
Schachtler. who divide s25,5 the
Children's Hospital, sS,157.S9; National
Homeopathic Hospital, s4,O7S.95; Wash
ington City Orphan Asylum, sS,157S9;
George Washington University, s4,-
o7s.95: Garfield Memorial Hospital.
s4,0IS93: German Orphan Asylum,
s4,07S.95: Washington Home for In
curables. s12,236.S5; Washington Home
for Foundlings. ss,157.s9; Aid Associa-
ton for the Blind, ss,157.S9: Central
Dispensary and Emergency Hospital,
s4.078.95; Eastern Dispensary, s4,07S.95,
and Rupert Homo, sS,157.s9.
Evening star., 1916-07-18
SPIRITUALISTS.

MRS. J. z. MALTBY. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM.
J1i2 10th NV. Meetings, Mon, 80 pm
Wed. . pm. and Fri. 80 pm, %. A mes
sage to each. Daily ealnrs. 81. North s29s
Evening star., 1916-07-18
PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY MR.. DAoUD
the well known scientific palTnist.
Readings, 81. only by appointment.
Phone North 113O. Studio 1872 o st. NV.
ZANCIGS PALMIST AND PSYCHIC CAN BE
consulted on all affairs in life daily. 10 am.
to 8 pm. EXCEPT SATURDAY AND sun
DAY No MEETINGS. Studio. 90i 14th ST.
". Main i4l9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

S Cine 5rou, in 8aris, Wo., Der
faufte iiinaIt tt6 G%rntbiibner (tiir-
feps) fir $685.. Die Srltbbiibner
ltamuten bon 10 Sennen, nit mel
den Die 6rait Die 3udt Saiion be
gor,,en bate.
5 Sn gaIloluap @ountp iuliroen Dor
anaem COG Rauleiel berfauft. Stunt
8reiie bon $500, pro Stiid, baber
.bie5e 1al,leiel Dem gountp Die bib.
ide Snmn,e bon $t25,400 einac.
.broht.
S Sic ,8alleD Barf Sul1 berid-
tet, Bob ~Surtp" Sinf, Der Rebaer
bon RdndeIter, elm Sungeeielle in
gnten @erbGItniifcn lift, unb ieber
9omte eii,en 8raten eeben miro, mel
DIE inn in biciem Sdoltiabr einer
Seiratbsantrag madt.
5 Cine Surf, i'm Ser. Stadten.@e.
ribt, in SopIin Mo.. bot in Dem Sad
Der @enace giibliibing Co., bon
aurora, tpelGe beiduloiet mar bic
8oit mibbralldt gu baben, einen
8abrIprud ouf ,nidt Sdulbia" Gin
gebradt.
Hr < 10y Et. $500
5 8eim Bait eires Saiies, in so
iparo @oltntp, int Sabre 1885, lieb
Elm 3immermai,n 3ufaIlie Elm Stif
Sabaf (tmiit) stpiiden 5lpei 9rettcr-
Danbe fallen. als nun fiir5li1 bas
Saus abbrad, pnr6e Der 9abat ae-
fun6en uno bon &ennern aIs nod bon
orsgeaeidnetem @roma befunben.
5 SIN Sabre 1915 murben in Mii.
iouri MIR 51.395 gountp : ssSagoli-
5enien alisgeltellt; i'm Sabre 1914
boeesen 56.343 goi,ntp- nno 2735
Staats 2isenicn. Dieter abfau III
Der 3abl Der 2i5enien miro benz Tim.
itano 5~ngeid)riebcn. BOB i'm Sabre
1915 Die Gidfatcn iebr rar aelueien
iinb.
Die o@untbo Improvement" &c.
iellidaft bon ct. 2ouis gountp,
iDenbet sur 3eit 100000 an our
$rofenleguns bon 100 slfer 2anb in
ct. 2onis gonntp. Die @eiellidaft
legt einen @roben an. bon 5000 Sub
Sdnge uno elmer 5iefe bon t6 Bis Is
SUB, NIT ab5ugs Tobren bon 81
Boil 9lrrdmcIier, bis gum Mifiouri
Slnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
MasOalena Sd)eibesser.
(Ginseianot.)

In lestcn 8eibnaftstage Itnrb,
bel ibren @eldJmifter1L Geter 9neoer
ltno Srau aotharina 9iltbep. in 8i.
lot @rope, NO., @ittipe MogoaIena
S6eioegger an Mltcrsidip1he, inl
Ilter bon rs Sabren O. Monaten II.
Il Sagen. Die Seritorbene ipur0e in
Der @emeinbe 8aItrils, Canton
@rmlbiintcn, III Der S1mei5, gcbo-
rem urto III Dem fotboliiden @lau-
bcnsbefcnntniB er5ogen, lpeldcm Tic
aud bis at ibrcrn Sobc trell aebtic-
ben lit.
SIN Sabre 1866 ipui,oerte Die Ser
ltorbene, dis i6,idbriges Wdoden,
init ibre1 gltern, Betcr 8aeber itno
heiien @uttirL Margaretba, gcb. 5ng.
nnd Imerifa aus, lino guar oircft
nah Sermarn, no iid Die 6ontiIie
auf Der ietieen Otto 8ogt Sarm (ba-
mails iu l1rpalo,) an Der 8irIt
Greet, nieoerlieb nrlb cine Seinnotb
griinOete. Nad etliden Sobren Der.
ebelidtc iid) Ole 8eritorbene init Bic
tor Sd,eioegger unb griinoete NIT
bemielben einc Seinlat1 altf einer
Sarm in Der Ndbe bon Stonp Sill,
IN 6ranftin GountD, no iie and
mobnten bis lie fpcgen borgeriidten
Ilters Die Sarm p~erfnilften un6 iif
in Der adbe bon Berger, Mo., ciit
fleineres aniueien fauften, big Dor
ungefdbr s Sobren Der 8atte ltarb.
90 Die Che finbIos gebliebcn ipar,
perfaltfte Die 8itttpe oos Inlpeien
,Irnb SOC SIT ibreii @cidipiitern, Beter
8aeoer llno oer Sdneiter. Irnl ao.
|tbarina Diltbep, nod gilot Grope,
Mo., no Tie, bel liebepollcr 8fIege,
iibren 2~ebensobcito beidlob. Iitf III
ren @unih iplrbc Die 8erltorbene
aiif Dem fatboliidlen Grieobofe, unb
ltf,ter GROCER 8etbeiligitng, our Ies.
ten &ube sebettet. Sic mar cine cb.
renbafte, Dobltbdtige SraiL BODICE.
ad)tet lno seIiebt bon alleil ipeldc
lie I'M 2eben gefannt hobcn. Woge
lie III Srieocn ruben.
Gin 6reuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
3eurs ans gnberen Counties.

5 0ie republifnniide Staots- Son.
pention miro am 6. Ipril, in @rcel'
flor Sprines, itattfinben.
S Mm 8. Sanllar ltarb in ieiner
8pbnnng, in Der I1be bon &bine.
Lamb, Senrp grenier, i'm Sitter bon
rs Snbren.
S Cooper Gountp, ercliiipe bon
8oonpille. itimmte in Der berganges
men 8od)e gegen Die 8irtbihaften;
nlIp ytroden-"
5 montgomery Gountp bat so
Sanolhuler, bon oener SO einen Ger
min bon s Monater, 5 einen Z no
naten, t5 einer bon 6 Monatett unb
2 einen bon 2 Wonaten bnben.
S Sn 2inn, Singe goiintp, beitebt
cine Srbinnn5, Iaiit ipeldcr Die Be
iiber bon 4utos, meIde Gaiiagicre
beforoerm cine jdbrlibe 2i5e,s bon
SIS be5ablen miiifen.
S Son ben 33 @oberneuren meld)e
Der 5taat Miiiol,ri, ieit ieiner @rf-
nabme in ben guno, gebabt bat, mo-
rem Z aus ct. 2oris Gountp nnb 2
4 49, IN #.h a-.-H-
aus Der Sfabt ct. 2oltis.
5 9ie Wiiiouri 5luB aonferet5,
laut an5cige, am 10. Sanliar
in Sefferion gitp itattfinoen iolIte, lit
Bis gum 26. San,iar beridobcn nor.
ben.
5 sSn Der Nabt bonn borigen 8iens-
tag iplirbc Der 3bnrfn Der Stride atint
Seiligen Seraen in 8nllep Sort,
bonn 8lis eetroffen unb alnt getroge
non $4,000 beiddoist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

LEEhH.r a.A4.H& IEgA NFNE
llnieren beraliden Ganf biernit
oen ~fplgenoen 2eiern bes 8plfsblatt.
fiir Die millfontnlene grneuerltitg ib-
res Announcements, i'll Der bergange-
men ISOLDE:
hermann 81. 1.--Sobn Reibbart,
0spalb Strabsner, Clos. Grass S.
@rn. @uebiser. alb. Sdinoler, Carl
9oumItarf.
1ermaun 81. 2.--Sugo 5treblp
mil0 @m. 8cdmartn.
Sermofln 81. 3.-8us. gitermnnn.
Serntam ,-Sris 8rossmn1trl, s.
e. Rieboff uno 2puis 8urbod.
Or, Geo. 3oniesfo, ct. 2oitis;
5erm. Soppe urlb Mnr RaDtfe,
Morriion; @ll, NliIlmcper, Ban;
6rau Bertha 9eleien. ct. 2onis;
6eroinanb 9obl, Gbamois; Srnl, 6.
8rueggemann, Goleo, &anias: Sreb
Calf, electra, 9eras; Srail Mnrp
Sunherpirtb. Suiss uno gbns. 6.
@egener, 9rliurmono, OLD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
siaats.g~ eriammlans Der ianseu Sc
pnblifaner am IA. Jebrnar.

Die o~ieSjdbrige Staats- g5erianms
hing Der iungen Mepublifo1er pirb
am @ebtrtstage 2incoIns. am la.
Gebriior III Der Convention Sade IN
9anins gifp itnttfinoen iin6 rnit ii.
mem sroBen ganfett idIieben. @c6.
ircr bon rotionalen Riife, iotpie Die
Ieitenoca 9oliiifer ur,0 Mconcr boz,
Miiiouri. iuerbei, ons politiide Bro.
gram ~erI1iltern. Gidets fir nds
1onfett iino 5u $3.50 bcin, Sefrc.
tGr Der Bereinisurs. 8. Q. BoiifeniL
&olOen, Mo. al belegei,. ODER bel 8.
q. ennis, @ep,ibIic gIoe. annias
Gitn Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Moraen 9lbel,o sparfaiic.

5dnec ideirt oieien 8inter
ttits ein lleberflilb hrinaen all uollen.
Der 6rallcllpcrein Der fotbl. ct.
8eorgs. 8emeinbe miro an 0onners.
tag ben u. .. 0tts, cine aaffee /. @e.
iellifoft geben 5t mclder Seoermnnn
ber5lidlt eingelaoen lit.
Sn 8aibington DO, lueroen
ollie aauflGoen I'M balb-iieben llbr
abenoS geidloiien nit 9(usnabmc
oes Samstags; oieie Ginridtling
giebt Den 4ngeitelIten Dielcr Sc
iddfte fiiraerc 4rbcits5eit. 8arum
fonnte oas 8ciipiel gSaibington's
bier, In Sermanr,, nidt nadseabmt
perhcn2
Serb. &entntert unO @attin, bon
Zone 8olt Sfla., iinb eesentuartig
ote @alte biciiger Jrennoc. Serr
Remmert ilno @attin iinb ~born1alige
Sermanaer, welde Dor unsef1br 80
Sabren bon bier fortSosen. Serr
&emmert betreibt in Zone Bolf elm
SoteI; Graii @emmcrt mar friiber
SRI. Gffic Sdolten.
VIM Dorigen Nitttuo1 uuo am
9onncrstag Iiefen sic 8iiee Der Mo.
Rae. 8obn iebr urtrcseImGBie. infol.
ee eines groBen Grori,tides III Der
Ndbe bon 8allep Bart. S6mmtlihe
Bulge Der Mo. Bac. gabn Iiefen seit.
weilis iiber bic geIeife Der Jrisco.
8nbn; ipdtcr iDuroe onnn Inn bic
neridiittetc Stellc Gin ten,por1res
GeIeiie gelegt. llcbcr 800 Monn
paren an Der arbcit. I'm, ons rea,i.
lorc Geleiie bon Dem u~iaebcuren
Berg bon eroc si idabcru.
AZ hTn NAH 80 fAE Wrr M
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CHSNER'S

.EHaT# #aNE GHF4rLNE t#.H .HaAE4
2. 81. 8ensef, Siliiis 'Sanicn,
Bete @ertenS uno Sui. Gben iuurben
an porigen 6reitng abeno in ben
Sroern Bptbias Sitter (&,of 81 elm.
gefiibrt.
Die gnterpriie Militorp ganb
miro ami Samstag ben 20. Saniiar
in Der GcnSertballe einell 9roben
Rasfenbaa beranitalten Der lif por-
olsiihtlid zines grten 8eiu6eS er.
freuen miro, 5lmal Die Gnterpriie
8ano g peritebt 6erartise unierbal-
tltngen all arrangiren unb ben Sc.
indern einen senlBreidcn albcno 81,
bereiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

aEFEsHtF r4I NN.bAMfeg 4tsatAHf .1gHE HNsH
-MasfenbaII in @eber's SalIe
am Samstas ben 80. Saniar.
Srau slug. Saaen unb Srau u.
8. Mann, iinb OH einem idineren Mn.
falI Der Grippe erfranft.
0aitte oes Sabres 8dllmungse
8erfauf bel u. 6. gesemarn San,
"a. bis 80. ai,snabmspciie Dor.
tbeilbafte @elegenbeiten.
Geo. Sermanrt, bon Sofpo, 1T
a~egennartig Der @alt ieiner bieiisen
Dcriuanoten, Gris Selihlaser nnb
Gamilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
9eiratbs.sisenien
Edw. Dieterle, Berger -- SO
Louise C. Ailemann, Hermann - 2S
Carson Thompson, Berger - 80
Minnie Buehler, Hermann 20

-@robcr Yreis : &eollftion nab.
reno ote,er gSode, ouf Shupe nnb
alcioer. Del Dnsner's, BEN asiat fir
CUTE 8aaren.
Mug. a~loppcnburg nno @attin
BON aoute 2, mclme Del lpren STINT
oerlt IN St. Souts EN- paar sspdpen
ailt YcllW geuelcii marer, INN port-
&c Asocpe BON BORT 5%urilugeteprt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Ndtnns, SnnOen Der &aral &untc.

@abreno Der Monate Sunilar Inn
5ebruor bin i6 ermadtist ben tae-
liden .@lobe 9emofrat," 2anofm.
ben, au $500 per Sabr at offeriereu.
Sir folgenoe 3eitungen fperoen
Announcements aufgenommen: ct.
Souis &%epu6lic, 8eitlide 8oit,
Zines, 9oit.G ispot1 unb ct. 2ouis
5tar,
S. 81 g 6Ienber, Mgent.
Sermoitn, 800.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
HEATH SUMMONS w. s.
 ELLIOTT, ARCHITECT
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Burdened over business disappoiut- ments, w. $. Elliott, a well known architect of this city, was seized with d severe attack of nervous prostra- ton about one month ago, from which he never rallied, his death occurring yesterday morning at his home ou North Mt Vernon street. Complica- tions developed to hasten the end, and all that medical skill could offer prov ed unavailing.
 The death of Mir. Elliott has oc, casioned widespread comment and regret, on account of his upright citizenship and his wholesome dispO- sition. He came to Prescott during 1900 from Durango, Colo. and his ability was reflected in many struo- lures of this city being his handi- work in designing and constructing His business life was clear and honest and his general reputation was be- yond reproach. He was aged about 64 years, and Q widow, son and daugh- ter are left to mourn the loss of I faithful husband and generous father. The body is at Ruffncr's. Burial will be announced later.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
OLD SENATOR IS AGAIN IN THE
 FOREFRONT
FAMOUS EARLY DAY MINE PROVES BY NEW WORK TO HAVE UNLIMITED RESOURCES.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Major A. ]. Pickrcll made announce ment yesterday of a mining matter which will be received with very much interest, in the exploration of the olI Senator mine proving resourceful in new ore bodies being determined re- gently from which shipping is assure l for many months to come.
 The re-entry of this famed carly day property into the producing class results from development given in the zone where the Treadwell vein was penetrated, very large tonnage be- ing opened that gives values of $50 in gold and copper. The strike oc- cured at a point 2,5O0 feet in on the old tunnel, and at such a depth iron, the apex that permanency is assured and an excellent orc content being exposed Thus again does the Sen ator, the mineral backbone of that belt, assume an interesting stage through practical and deep mining. Another claim of the group, the Snoozcr, is daily shipping to Douglas large tonnage of high grade copper, while development at that point also is reported as satisfactory.
 The Senator Is one of the units cf the Commercial Mining Company, and it had been generally believed it had been worked out many years ago. Major Pickrell also stated that the Copper Basin holdings in all proba- bility will soon resume shipping. A. market is being looked over, for sup plying at least 150 tons per day for an unlimited period. Of the latteT property he is quite enthusiastic over development given in recent months, in an immense tonnage being deter mined.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
MISMATED PAIR IN
 A BREEZY DIVORCE
(From Thursdays DaiIy.)


 Many of Prescott are kcenly inter csted in the sensational divorce pro ceedings instituted in a Los Angeles court by the girl wife of John Thomas Eyster, a former resident of Navapai. Eyster's extreme age, S3 years, as against that of his wife, who is only l7 years old, is causing much notori- cty in the case. The marital bust-up comes before the courts on plea of the wife for alimony, pending the granting of legal separation. Fly ster told Judge Wood that he had been kept bachelor all his life, be- cause nieghbors had told him that marriaS. was incompatible with his religious and political convictions.
 But at S3 he concluded to break the traces of bachelorhood and married Miss Beulah Moshcr, of Altadena, Mrs. Eyster is seeking an annulmert of the marriage or a divorce, and she told the judge her spouse would neither pay the doctor bills nor buy her shoes, and pending final action, she wanted alimony. which was re fused Judge Wood told them both they ought to be ashamed of them selves, and said that when a girl of lI marries a man of S3 she is influenced by his money. This view, he stated later, might be changed by the evi- dencc.
 Eyster was a resident of this county about IS years ago, and after locating on the coast accumulated considerable monc-. He has relatives who still live in this county