davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

The Ounce has disappeared from the
schools and is not even pointed out in
the streets as erstwhile.
And the dear old man who used to
drop In a few hours before supper
and decline to remove his topcoat
because he had but few minutes to
stop and who fingered until he was
invited to eat, when he accepted, and
who remained until 10 o'clock In the
evening and then remarked that It was
time for him ito be shown up the
creek"
And the fine old gentleman who
came in from the farm carrying a
change in a pair Of saddlebags. When
did you ever see pair Of these bags7
And the gracious lady, the neighbor,
who never baked anything good that
she didn't send some over to your
house? Eh7 : Richmond Times-Dis-
batch
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

Residents on the island bf Guernsey.
- sAe 1ngiish channel. gre enabled to
listen to church se=viee-fn their homes
any Sunday evening at n charge of
about 10 cents. Policemen and FIRE
men, as well as lighthouse keepers and
other government employees, who are
prevented by their occupation from 60
ing to church, are furnished the tele-
phone service free of charge At
Platte Fougere lighthouse station
sometimes as many as eight persons
sit down together to hear the telephone
service from a church FIVE miles away
Popular Mechanics.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

As showing how widely the perma-
nently blue eyes Of cats differ from
other eyes 1t is noted that immediate
ly the eyes Of white cats that are to
have permanently blue eyes open they
shine bright red in the dark, and mel
Their the ephemeral kitten blue nor any
other colored eye does this.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

Il am happy because 1t is 50 easy
for me to write" said a beginner to
one # the great masters Of French
p-ose-
Go hone and pray d the mas
ter. that ii may conse n ~
II Is Sc Of, writiinss.;: ,,s . pa slinklng, SO
OF life. The s s..,,. hing Z aly worth
doing. The the end - worth do
ing. though which = falure- A
goal, to max Mss .ae FAIRLY tugs at
life and yet Il, u better than a
victory softly -.
So often the man who speaks easily
tells us least. while the sparjng words
one wrencaes from a taciturn speaker
arc imbedded in thought Shakespeare
said that Gratiano talked more than
any other man in all Venice But he
compared his speech to a bushel Of
chair in which lay hidden single
grain Of wheat anc hat not worth the
lnding.-Toledo Blade
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14
History.

Brown-Anybody can make history.
you know. but only a gregE man can
write it Smith-That may be, but
when history is made 1t S always sure
to be history, while when It IS written
1t is merely some mans idea OF his
tory.-Life.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

We never hear anybody talking about
the good old times without being re
minded that our forefathers had to
crawl head first into their shirts.-To.
iedo Blade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

Whether the grindstone Of life wears
q man down OF polishes him up de
ponds entirely on the stun he Is made
Youths Companion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-07-14

Seldom Is knowledge given to keep,
but to impart. The grace Of this Jewel
. lost in con ,ealment
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Snnri f~enttGinbla

pibetdGn etpanfeIiien IGbetpstp0n bp.
pGfii @mbarrosiisia, Minn., iunnun-
taina feiGf. 1S p.
SubIapaiffa on &ristion Salon
puistosia (entinen BGimGrinnan
paiffa) Eoperin Gmbarrosiin ia Yi-
fe-ioen tien ristepfiesid foIme MALTA
gmborrasiin ~afemoIta. IutomobiiIi-
tiet iublapaifalIe opot fiis bptpdt iofa
taboIta.
SbjeIma oIfoa feIIo pfii pGimdII6.
@oipintoIa iiibIopoifoIIa tiiIee ole.
moan bptpG. Sfuofa, fabni ia mir
~pofejuomot Ell tliIe priithimaan, iiitd
pitd6 buoIen paiffofuntoIoiiista TO-
foonpantu fomiteo.
Munioosto oiantottoa toitpotaon.
EeripetliIoal
Eoimifnnto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Sort Nrtbur. Ont. Con.
6irfpnmenpja ia bartansienruja pibe.

6irfunmenoia ia bartansienroja pi6e.
tGGn iofa finn i%enraapasti:
@reenin firfosia iofa fuufauoen
to,iena ~iiinnlntaina flo 10 ap.
Bictoriasia iofa fuiifauoen toiie.
no ilnnuntaina Ito " Sill.
Binonasia iofa f,iiifaioen folman.
fena iunnuntaina flo 2 ip. (ebf6 RAFT.
tiiistalolIa), ia iltaieuroista iImoitan
firfonmenoisia.
Cost Broncbin foiiIrIIa iofa f,iin
neIiGntenG iunnuntaina flo 10 ap.
Wais Gitpn ieurafumnan firfosia
iofo f,rufalben neIidntenG iinlnuntai.
no flo 8 III.
Wii6ennen iu~rflnaf6in iImoitlfiis.
ia iIu1citan eritpiiesti fiiten muista.
fin piiffoieuroien ilmoitufiista.
Binonnsia on firfon menot maa.
Iisfuun 10 p. flo 2 ip. 81. &annan
Ii,ono. Sltaieurat iImoitan firfon.
menoisia.
s. &anfiIa,
Bor 21t. Wais, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Snmalanpallpelnfii
~fciGfnmlla:
Mcw gorf @ilIs, @inn.


8 b. Safe Ior6enisia flo s n. IA
10 p. flo 2 ip. ia II b. Scrran eft.
iubla flo 10 a. p. ia bartausbetfi flo
3 /. p.
13 p. Menabgosia alfou pGGSt0
rippifolilu pbteiielId bartausbetelIG
flo 10 a. p. Siiben fouluun laaprli
SuiijGrwen ia &anoolin rippifoull-
lapiet. Is p. Menabgasia rippilasten
pGdsto ia panbemman mGen Serran
cbt. iubla flo 10 a. p.
1S b. SuiiiGrmelld $. eft. flo s
i'll. ia 10 p. @ebmaon t. flo 2 ip ia
&ajaicn t. flo 8 iii.
81 p. 9raineroisia flo s in.
% p. SolmescitpsiG S. Sobnion'-
in t. flo s i'll. ia "a p. iulret Sii.
b@annus fe%nttdiublat alfaen flo 10
a. p. ia 25 p. Serran eft. julia flo
10 ap. ia ppbGfoulu flo 2 ip. ia iIta-
ieurat $. 2ampin t. 10 8.
5. Suiisfonen,
Menabea, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
&irfcmm. ia inblia feiGfnnn alfm.
puplel(a.

II p. Sellunt. ON 2ebtiiaripe.lG
rippilasten pGGsto ia manbemman
fanian rippifirffo. ionnc toimon iaa.
tuamme mieraan iaarnaaiam iosta
labemmin tuonempana. 2~uultamasti
Italia mpos iublitaan.
IL p. 2 Selluntaip. jos on faunis
lima iublitaan luonnon belmaSia.
10 p. torstaina futiutaan Seem
Jorf gfilliistG. fen ompeluieuran
iaicniG iofa miimefii on oIIut toimes-
ia mrs. S. Saofanan Iuo tuumimaan
ia alfamaan ieuraanaa tpofauita.
uriia idieniG toimotaan runiaasti.
@lfaa flo 2 ipp. BppoetG1n pstGipiG
miebiG ia Malta fabpiIlc.
S. Saafana,
Ncp Vorf MilIs, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
SnmaIanpaliuelnfiia ia bartansbetfiG
MshtabuIa SarbprisSa g., fc5Gf.:

Snmalunpaliuelnfiia ia bartansbetfia
Msbtabmla Sarborisia g., feiGf.:
Eeriantaina 8 p. flo 8 iIl.
Sorstaina % b. flo s iu.
Sunnuntoina % p. flo 10 a. p. ia
flo 7 iu.
&esfipiiffom % b. flo 8 iii.
&elGfoulii alfaa Msbtablila Sarbo-
risia, g., maanantaino 10 b. feiG-
fuuta firfon ~alaferrasia flo 8 a. p.
Sumalanpalpelufiia ia bartausbetfiG
Sairportisia, g., feiGfuulla:
Sorstaina Is p. flo 1873 iI.
2aiiantaina II p. rippifoululasten
pGGstotoimitus flo 1873 in.
S%ltnniintaina Is b. flo 10 a. p.
ia Z iu., &afii miimefii mainittlia ri.
pin ia $. p. eft. fansia.
Sorstaina 80 b. flo s III.
Yeriontaino 80 p. flo s III.
s.. Miettinen
46 Soiepb itr. asbtabuIa Sarbor g.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.

MippifouIiia pioetGGn GaIumetin,
Micb. @p. 2utb. 4anialIisieurafrn.
nan ~firfosia, alfoen maonantaina fe-
iGfuun 10 p. flo 10 ap. Oppifiriat
orpot: ~fatefismus, raamatun historic
ia miriifirio. aoulun pGdtosinbla
pioetddn iinnuntaina be%indfuun 2 b.
flo 10 op.
so niiorena, eIon feuGbGIId mar.
balm, On ormos fdpod Iiiofie Seeiif.
fem" Motti Wisfori, postori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
airfonmenOia ia SnbIia feiafnnIIa:

'1S b. iunnunt. Topeliufien firfosia
flo 10 epp.
1S p. Nem Yorf WiIls'isia flo 3
Iipp. s. p. ebt. fansia.
"a p. Subannuficna Taooocfisia
ierlraf. ia Nuoriioicuron fenttGiubla
alfaa flo 10 opp. s. &GrfcIan maalIa
eli iamasia paifasia. iosia mime fe-
iGn1fin jublittiin. WpnipupIincn of.
jelma, joSia on pubeita, laiiliia foo
rita pnna iooIo IauIuia, y. NJ. Sp-
ma ramintola malmistctaan, pnnG
muuten julia palmistctaan, ettG
luullaan oletpan Suomcsia.
20 p. ~iunnun. Taboocfisia flo 10
epp. $. p. eft fansia.
25 p. &co gpeIIa flo 3 jpp. ia SEQ
mltlaSia iciirat flo s iu.
Eastori O.. &liotialainen on jubla.
pubujona feiGf. If p. alfain.
Serpetiiloa ianan GGrccnl
S. Saafana,
Seem 0orf Drills, Ninn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Sartansiemroia fciGfnnlla:

!Sartansienroja fciGfnnlla:
If p. SeIluntaina Sinlapionisia
$. CIT pbtepoesid flo II epp. ia flo
g iH.
II p. Sairbbonfisia u Iiiulan to-
losia flo 1 paimGllG.
10 b. &ice 2afelIa $. eft pbteDoes-
ia flo If opp. ia $. Wottoien tai.
flo s in.
20 p. Soingtonisia $. Saittoien
talosia flo puoli 2 jpp.
25 b. 8eoiperin firfosia flo II e.
PIP.
26 b. Grosbpsia 10 2 ipp.
g. o. &isianen,
YubeIin 1872. 5~inIapion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Spimintaa Serieb citpn eiu. lntb. get.
lebemin ienrafnnmasIa:


&irffo: Chestnut oipe ZEN ia Senrp
st:in fuImasia Seriep citp, %. S.
SumolanpaIpelus iofa iiinnltntai-
no flo 5 ip., $. ebt. ~fulfali6en ma
5unnuntaino. Sbielma.illanipietto
fuufauoen 3:na |iunnuntainn flo Z
in.
Gaomotlnielitps perbeisid toiiena
torstaino flo s iu.
OmepIuieiiran fofous jofa tors
taino flo 9 ip.
BpbGfoulu iofa iunnumtaina
@reenpiIIesiG flo 10 a. p. ia firfosia
flo A ip.
Sefafoorinbarjoitiis jofa perjon-
tai flo s iII. ia miesfoorin f~esfipiif-
iona flo 8 III.
Iciu Goebellen ienrafmmnasfa:
&irffo: 2ocfpooo abe. Tetp
&ocbeIIe, 90. q.
SumoIanpalmeIus ia $. eft. fitt'
fouoen A p:nG iunnuntoina flo $3.50
III. ia acknowledgements firffo-ialis-
ia 2:na iunnuntaina flo $3.50 i'll.
SmpeInieuran fofous on jofa toiiena
torstaina flo 3 ip. 375 Sngnenot It.
ia flo 8 in bnrtnusbetfi.
GotsfiIIisiG, q. q. ~fuufalioen nil
meiienG tiistoina flo 10 q. p.
gaImeIustoni baIiiaipat moiipat IL
moittaa pIIG oIeipisia poifoiSia tobi
oiunnolIani 1O2 Stepens abe, Seriep
Gitp. q. S. Watti Inttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
sebeta, @inn

SmpeIuieiiran mppjGiiet opat Sci.
luntaina = maanantaina IL b. feiGf.
flo 10 epp. Heter Seterionin talolla.
.SengelIistd obieImaa tulee olemaan:
IauIuo, riinojn, d. m. &abpia Ieimos.
ten fonsia naisten bommosta pnnG
acknowledgements ia onfimista.
Saapufaa %joiifoIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
SapanilGbehsjnblia pibetGGn:

&eiaf. "a ia 25 p. @insi'isia, Geo
Dof.
&ciGf. 26 p. YraSoocfisia, Geo
0af. flo 2 ip.
&eiGf. 90 ia 20 b. Satposia, 81
Saf.
SeinGf. 1 p. 2afe N~orbenisia, 50
Sof., faniallisieuraf. firfosia flo
/. p.
Seinaf. 2 p. 2afe N~oroeniSia, SO
0af., 9. Spnoooin firfosia flo II a
SeinGf. A p. SEEM yorf Mins
Winn., flo 2 /. p.
SeinGf. 5 p. 8rainerbisia, Minn
flo 1873 i'll.
Seinaf. 6 p. 2oipperiSia, Minn.
SeinGf. Z p. Gloquettisia, Minn.
flo Z |. y.
SeinGf. 8 p. 8eSt Oiilutbisia
Wtinn., flo B /. p.
SeinGf. 8 p. SibbingisiG, @inn.
flo 10 a. y.
SeinGf. 8 p. Gbisbolmisia, &inn.
flo 3 /. p.
SeinGf. 10 p. Mt. Sronisia, @inn
flo s iii.
SeinGf. II y. Sireiniosia, Minn.
flo 8 iu.
ScinGf. IL p. Gmeletbisia, Minm.
flo 8 /. p.
lSeinGf. IS p. GIpsia, @inn., flo s
iu.
SeinGf. IL b. Souoanislo, Minn.
flo 8 III.
SeinGf. Is y. Sulusia, isis, fiji
3 /. p.
SeinGf. 16 p. 8Gin0siG, isis.
flo 10 O.. p.
YppaGn fcbtelioimmiiL eta aripoi
ia pnpisto ia urrtut faniaIaiiet pttai
iimat n6mG jublat buomioonia, jt
jGrjestGiiimGt ne min bpipin fun
paiffafunnnlliiet ~oIoiubteet ioIIipat
Wlifanani on minliIIa lrrrebfo mod
rG bpipGG Ilttberilaisto firjouiiuuttt
m"ppt1fp6rid. Sierra on tGbGn asst
oiittanut jlbliamme. 0lfoon rufouf
lemne, eta ban eoelleenfin diff fans
lamme.
g.. S. Safala,
EOiote: 843 Gill abe. Chicago, Su
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Sidnu5Iliiid inmalaupaIUeInfiia
10 Canada, Dnt.

BORT MrtburiSia fiinfin fuitfau6en
sniimaiienG i%lnmlntaina s. @bt.
fonSia Ito 10 aarn., iamoin fiiiifa,i.
ben foImanteno iunnuntaina Ito 10
aam. ia firfonbaaIina iofa iunmtnt.
MoIIa fIo 8.
Sort @iIIiamiSia, fiinfin fiitfai,.
ben e~nfimdiiend ia foImantena fun.
mtntaina flo 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel.
fdrrten6 iiinnuntaina fIo 10 aamuIIa.
SasmaIanpalpeIitfiet m,isia pai.
loisia eri ilmoitaisten miifaan.
Sunmantaifoulut Yort Mrtburisia
10 Sort @ilIiamisia Ito 100 ip.
s. urpiIainen.
862 WiIfon ct.
Sort Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08


FUN uni aamulla. Sc ~pubfeepat min
FUN ruobo. YS. 80: s
Stun ianoma lemiii dffid armaa-
tmatta iinusta iiSfo, ettG eloii on iam-
Imuniit, bGmmGstpfiid ei muuta full
Tut, eta 2ppoia on fuollnt, jofa oil
terwe ia reipas. Nlloruiis piela rim
nosia ipffi, ban on poisia! "SinG
tempaat beitG pois." &aiffimaltiaan
faocsiG on mclean sldmGn pituus.
Sbminen on FUN fuffanen febolla,
aamllla fufoistaa ia ebtoolla leifa.
taan. EGtG flttiua fun CT frfaan moi
lipulittaa, ferta faiffien on noutatet.
tama. WennG nloruuoenfin ii1siG,
titntltii aipan FUN fuolema oliii FINN
menien nuoiien tafana. 8aan fun
Sierra ionoo: "SGbGn asti." Scum us.
fot ia omistat Sceiiifien omafii @a-
pabtajafieii, iofa on fuolemalle mott
to, iilloin ct pelfdd futiua fuoleman,
tulfoon ie MILLION bpipGniG. Sos nina
clan, eli fuolen, olen Serran omo
ia %fuolemasia. &allis mcri
plfdni on minulle item aipannut tai
paaieen fGriimiiellGdn, fuolemallaon
ia Sanen moittolliiella plosnouiemi.
iellaan. SGsia iinafin 2ppbia iisfo
olit mafulltettuna fuolemanfin tullen,
len, paiffa riiummilIiiet tusfaii oil
mot anfarat, iieluii iloitii elGp6siG
Sumalasia, ianoit menemdii Sidn fo-
tia taiwaaiecn. YGGiitfin iiGistG POD
iiaistd miettdmdanL ,sastna fulta-
portista iiidlle farpunfiin, iosia lion
aibeena on &aritia. gotG CT ole iiellG,
niinfuin tddllG. SGGIId fGp tie folcita
forpia. Sinunfin iisfo, tieii oil ippi.
Ell fautta, ipann fun Sierra oil fan.
'iaii, min firfastii mp0s ipnfin tic.
Smistitbon n,torruoen femGt pGipi.
nd ibanimman laaronin rliuilin, See.
iufien a~utuaafii tefiGfieii. &pllG iie-
lun mibollinenfin foetti onneaii es-
tGd, aiettaen onioja %tielleii. Wutta
turipaan lanfeiit falliolIe iota belme.
tim poimatfaan ei moi faataa. 2epG1
ralbasia iisfo fallis pl0snouieumfien
ammriln. Sautafumpuii fufat muis-
tl,ttatpat iiitG ibanasta feipdimestG,
|jota olet MT miett1mGsiG. Sliiitban
oIlut pielG folIis tGGllGfin raffaan
piioliioii ia pst6mieii luona, ipaan
Sian tabto oil toiiin, iiiben on tppopt-
tGpG. SGGllG forpiulnita fulfiesia
elGmG, iilIoinfin fun ie parasta on,
OH tp0 ia trsfa moatt. 3iin npt on fp-
ipmpfleii ielninnpt, Icmpi lauluii oil:
35S Q. g. "MilIaista Iienee taiipaan
oiituiioesia. Sen firffaiiS fun pIit.
femme fdp; Scum tdpiin riemiitiemme
alitul16esia, ia iicIii pub6as on, Ct
iaoStou nap; Scum melfa, furiuuS, I'D.
tdfGGn CT palma. 81 mifGdn tusfa tlt-
lie tunteiiiin, Scum taipann aiuffaina
See pGGstdGn iinne fultafaupunfiin.
&ristuS on nellie elGmG ia fiiolemo
on nellie noitto.
Mirilfalainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
RirkcIt$ia Ilmoituksia
Observation-Disclosures owat idriestet-
tGwGt fexraauasti:


Marquettesia 2:nen, Aids ia 5bes
%iunnnntai fuusia flo 3.15 ip., toto
rorstai flo S.15 Up. patti 3:nen Jun.
nnni. eoelliiend torstaina. ioIIoin o.
len torstalno Wuniiineisid ia perion.
toinn DlSonisio.
&~liufGioen l:n6 iunnilnt. Mma.
iasia flo 10 up. ia flo 8 III.
Naailantaina GRANDDAUGHTER 10
t1tsralna Beecbmoooisia.
BpbdfouIm Warquetten firfon ia.
lis,a lofa lunnuntai flo 1 ip.
Utattoillam toimin faiffia papiIIi.
Tia teht1miG.
G%batbamin firfosia iofa fiufamoen
fplmnS iunnuntai flo 10 ap.
81 ). s. $eimonen,
100 81. a It Warquette, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
6aIntaan!

SoIutoon iuiirempi mGGrd boIonte.
fiioitd. Rafiamme $3.50 fooroilto.
@iofo mofioa iuomoIaiiesia ruofo.
paifosia $3.50 piifoIta.
Charcoal Sron Company Of almerieo
IelIcn, Dis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

ID b. grantmoooisia, flo s III. ia
1S p. flo 10 oanu.
tS b. GIiffooisio, flo 2 ip.
% b. S~opcoioeIIa foulullo Ito 8
iii. ia "a y. flo 10 dort.
fl b. @oinosia flo 2 Up.
g. aiffi,
grule, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
TIiiIdi$ek$i!

20 folnisto postiforttio, SerGnnpt
poppi ia I%iiffufirja eli ltniiompo Ia
betet6Gn mapaasti foifiIIc, jotfa ii.
laomot ieuroopot leboet:
Farmers 0ispotcb, fobbcsti nil.
foSio iImestprpG cngI. t. bplp6 uutis-
lebti, IcipidG pIi 100000 fpl. 1 mio-
Fl 80 icnttiG; SuceessfuI EARNING
poros farmiIebti, pIi 100000 tiIuo-
jaa 1 muoii % icnttid, 3 muctto so
ienttiG ia Z puotta | boil.
Sofa tiIoo m6bintdin 1 DOLL. Goes
I'd moIcmpio Iebtid %pbtecnid, ioo pIld
mainitut firiat ia fortit iImon. So
foiieen farmitaIoon oIiii tiIottaipo ma.
ma bppGt Icboet. IiIotfoopos mt be-
ii oioitceIlo:
". MannnIa,
In. 1 gr. 80 turtle 2ofc, 1is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
9ippnonln

oIfaa GIpsid fcidfitiin IL pdifpd, fcs.
tden fafii miiffoa. Niilalta tiilepat
uoipot iImoittmitaa oiotteello:
5. $iripi,
Gin, Ninn.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-28
SHANNON BUYS UP
 TEXAS COPPER GROUP

Douglas Gray a well known mining man of Tombstone who recently took over Sthej State of Texas group of gold, lead, zinc and copper claims in Monte zuma canyon, Huachuca mountains, from the August Baron estate. has sold the property to the Shannon Copper company of Clifton. This property is considered a promising producer and passing into the hands of such a large company as the Shannon, a large num- opment work. J. w. Bonnie, general manager of the Shannon, and Superin- tendent John Pemberthy, of the Cop per Belle, a subsidiary of the Shannon, are expected in Tombstone within the next several days to complete final ar engagements and begin unwatering the shaft The properties are situated about twelve miles from Hereford and excellent railroad facilities are afforded for the shipment of ore.
 The Exposed Reef claims, also in the Huachucas. recently taken over by a group of individuals from Albert Stein field, of Tucson, now has about fifty men at work, according to- MT. Gray, cleaning up the old workings and pumping water preparatory to begin ming shipments of tungsten. It is stated that this property contains the largest body of tungsten ever found in any one property in this part of the country, and it will be worked solely | for this character of ore. It was first discovered as a gold nroperty. but de- l velopment soon exhausted the vein and l it was abandoned
Arizona republican., 1916-08-28
4 LARGE SHIPMENT
 0F REPUBLIC TRUCKS

Announcement is made by c. L. Fauber. sales manager of the Saxon Motor Sales company, state agents for the Republic truck, that they will re- ceive tomorrow a carload of heavy duty trucks ordered some time ago by busi- ness concerns in the valley The Phoenix Flour Mills will receive one of the three ton Dreadnauohts for mill service, displacing the, lighter truck they have operated for some time.
 The Glendale Ice company will re- ceive a one-tOn model in this carload, and another one-ton model is for out of town service. The Lesueur Grocery company, of Mesa, have purchased two-ton job for general freighting on the Roosevelt -Tonto road,> to arrive the coming week,
 Republic internal gear drive trucks are now leading all other manufactur- CTS in point of sales. These trucks, of nickel steel construction throughout rare in class by themselves, and have made some great records for economy and service under the most severe con ditions. They are made in capacities
Arizona republican., 1916-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS
The Grasp of Greed'' at the Columbia

"The Grasp of Greed' at the Columbia
 Louise Lovely, Jay Belasco and Lon Chaney, favorites with devotees of Blue Bird Photoplays will be leading play CTS in The Grasp of Greed" a Blue Bird to be exhibited at the Columbia theater for the last time today. The scenario was written by Ida May Park, based on H. Rider Haggard' s story, John Meeson's Will" and the photoplay was directed by Joseph De Grasse, who has supervised all of the Blue Bird productions in which Louise Lovely has appeared since she came to this country last Christmas from Aus tralia. It's the will of John Meeson, a rich and miserly publisher that forms the incentive for some splendid acting in and interesting and sensational photoplay. How the will came to be recorded and the peculiar manner of it's expressing forms a chapter unique in photoplaying. During the progress of five intensely interesting acts sen sation supercedes excitement in stir ring sequence, and as the gripping epi- sodes unfold attention is held tensely to the surprise" finish.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-28
GOOD ROADS MEN IF 35 STATES
 TALK OVER FEDERAL AID RULES

formulating projects, of developing plans and specifications, of having all matters considered on their merit by competent men, seem to me to lie at the root of this business.
 If, as the result of this act, the people are induced fully to realize the necessity of placing skillful and ex- perlenced men in charge of road build ing and road maintenance, a great ad- vance will have been made and the efforts of those who labored to secure the legislation will have been re- warded.'
 Unofficially there were also present at the conference men prominent in the road movement and identified with leading organizations interested in the subject. Among these were Chairman George c. Diehl, of the Good Roads Board and Executive Chairman A. c. Batchelder of the American Automo- bile Association; John N. Goodell, the American Highway Association, and w. A. Alsdorf, of the Ohio Good Roads Federation.
 It is rather significant as indicating the desire of the several states to have road connections with one another that at the meeting of the American Asso- citation of State Highway Officials held
 
 was unanimously adopted as the sen timent of the meeting that the joint l federal and state funds should be ex- I pended upon the main roads. Secretary Houston has borrowed | from the state of California it's chie1 engineer, Austin B. Fletcher to ait ! Director Logan Walter Page in con. sulting capacity in the launching of tn, federal aid road work. Mir. Fletcher was chief engineer with the Massa. chusetts state highway commission fo many years, following which he haC charge of the building of the superi county road system of San Diego coun 1 ty, and has now nearly completed, al state engineer of California, the SIS, 000, 900 state highway system. The ex perience which he has thus gained il both eastern and western states is ex pected to prove invaluable to the gov ernment through giving to the fedora officials a clearer insight into the mat ter from the standpoint of the states