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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

Sc lNlClO UN INCENDIO EN- Ell
PORTAL DE LA ALHONDIGA.

OANACA. AgOstO 12.-sHacc dos
dias So inici0 IN inccndio en- Ia casa
que on cl portal dc. la Ath6ndiga po-
see la sonora Rosa n. Vida. dc Ibarra.
Que antiguamcntc SC llamaba LA
Frcntc dc Gro" Y que SC e]ncucntra
iun.o Il la casa commercial del Sr.
Ruiz.
Mi4ntras llcgaba la policia. a la
que Sc do Immediate ayiso. CT Sr
Ruiz. ayudado por suS emplcaaoS, pro
'ccdi0 a sacar de 81 casa dc concrete
todos los efcttos que cran facilmcntc
inflamablcs y cuando Sc present0
aqu"lla sc INTRODUCE en- la casa it,
ccndiada por n puerta cue eXis1e
en- Ia azotca dc Ia casa de Ruiz,
pucrta que comunica con la dc Ia
sonora Ibarra : que fuG nccesario
romper. Sc procedi0 desdc luego d
cxtinguir cl incendio que no habia
asumido grandes proporciones, pues
solamente sc habian quemado algu-
nos muebles Y pequehos cuadros.
10 raro del caso es que no sc sahe
Il quo atribuir este mccndio pueS Ia
Sra. IbsrTa declaro que sguclia casa
ccrrada desdc Ia macrtc de So
extinto csposo, pucs solamentc Sc
Guardian en- ella mueblcs y objetos
dc su propicdad que nadic habia to-
caio dcsde entonces.
Dos ~asaltcs CT San Pedro Ixtlahuaca
- :-zagI-!d.i rs ra:~s 81 los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
MATRIMoNiALFs

CS DOLLAR abrc 81 camino haCia IA fell.
cid9I matrimonial. Tor: -csid cantidsd
LtSThADu NATRIMONtAL; con nomlbrc
: dircccloncS dc mIIchGS dainas dcScesss
ls caSarSc. EScriba . cualGvicra dc elias
, cciebrr IN fcliz n1'rimenio en- breyo
ienii,0; prdene hoy utSrno. de CoSMO.
nLiTAf CORRESPONDENCE CLU8. por
i5S. VENICE, CALIFORNIA. %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
SUfLICh.

Sc suplica al Senior Alfonso An
y~uiano, SC sirva ~prescntarse al Hotel
Mengcr, cuarto numero 24S, dopde cl
senior Miguel Ulloa tratara con 81 un
asunIo de bastaute importanciu.
fsd.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
DEsEO SABER 81 acrua, n,rIr.-,

otSEo SABER 81 actual parLccro dc mi
mama sra. Viviara ArroyuS Y dc Ipis bar
Ilailos Marcos Y REYES Garcia. I'm ,1,,
Tesidlan cn Texas !! IrrcSiIIID quo ain cs.
an eli csi" TniSino Eslado. Ia rcrs,na
nc me dtEiia iDOrInes ricrioS rcSpcctnr he
nos J cSpccialfIrnic dc mi mama. recibi
IN elective. DlrJIirius a AlanaSi0 Garcia
Hutchinson, Kansas. -sst
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
Ell New York Evening Sun.

III New York Eyening Sun, escrl-
be:
"El problems dc paz del Papa c.
impossible, p6rauc no prcvee ningun
cgstigo para cl criminal y ninguna ga
rantia futura para las victimas. La
intension es sublime; la guerra debc
continuar hasta su fin logico, a saber,
Ia ruina de Alenania imperial J Ia
SUPPRESSION lal terrorismo m!litar'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
Los militares son los que imponen
contribucioncs.

Ante cl general PortaS que cs CT
cue ticnc cl mando DC las fuerzas
que ticncu d Su cargo Ct cuidado dc
Ia Inca del f~errocarril del lStmo han
acUiido los vecinos .qucyivcn d 10 lar
60 dc dicha via por medic dc IN cs-
critic or que SC qucjan dc que los
icfes dc las cScoltas les imponcn con
tribucioncs tan injustas como onero-
SaS, las ~cuales, seguramcnte que no
van 4 parar q manos del gobierno =
agregan, con sobrada ~justicia, que
tiencn cntendido que cl sueldo que
reclben dichos m~ilitarcs ticnc 20,
objeto que suvcngan a suS ncccsi-
dadc5 sin tcner que acudir a dcspo-
jar por medic dc la fuerza a los in
fcllccS dc 10 POGO que ticncn y que
tanto les cucSta ganar Sicmpre pcro
dc II especial en- los ticmpos
Que corrcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
OP!NONES DE LA PRENSA NEO'
YORQUINA.
(Vicne de In IA. pag.)

lificabIcS que 81 militarlsmU aicnlan
ha comctido contra las vidas huma-
mas = las propiedades ~privadas, sine
Ell cl miSmo caracter del gohicrno a.
leman, en- SUI duplicidad, Sus mcntlras
su brutalidad, su desdGn por todas las
leyes divinas y humans, 81 mcnos-
prccio hacia las obligaciones mas sa-
gradas v en- ST crccncia de que Il
fuerza bruta dcbc ser 10 primero en-
las rclacioncs internacionales. La en-
reriencia ia probado que Alcmania
10 ticnc palabra y que u compromi-
SOS carcccn dc valor.
mo hay persona CT Alemania. or
quien cl mundo pueda tener conf!an
cara, cuyas promesas solemnes valgan
10 que cl papcl en- que estan escritas
nadic que pueda garantizar que Ale
mania ~rcspetara Ia paz que hubiese
hecho". I X 8&a&s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
Industriales y obrcros tcmcn scr
a~.altaooc.

assItacot.
De nIcva cucnta SC ha prcsentad0
Ct conflicto, que "a l,or dos vcces hi
sido Solucionado mcdiantc la inter
rcnciGn del gobjcrno. entire industrial
les Y ~opcrarios. FL Urigcn dc q C.
que los patroncS q"uicrcn haccr ia
raya semanaria en- csta ciUdad Y los
obreros SC nicgan a venir a rcclbirla
aqui tratando dc quo SC les haga, CO.
no de costumbrc, en- las parties en-
que trabajan. La raz6n que addccn
los industriales cs que como hay
mucha inscguridad en- los caminos Y
va SC han dado caSoS dc aSaltos cn
los que deSpojan 3 los cmp!cados del
dinero con que va a hacerse la raya,
temen que dichos casos Sc repitan y
que 81 dincro y Ia vida dc los en-
pleados que Ia lleyen peligEen. Los
obreros, a 81 vez, dicen que preciss-
mente porque va varios han sido asal-
tados es por 10 que no quieren que
Sc les rave en- la Ciudad teniendo
uue llevsr 81 rsya hasta los lugares
Ell uue trabajsn y cH~poniendoss Il
correr igual suertc.
81 sabado ultlmo slgunaS fabricaa
hicieron 81 rsya aqui pero muy po-
COS obrcros ccncurrieron 4 reccgerla
y han nombrado una comi~ion para
que en- union de los Delegates dc los
patroncs confcrcncien con el Gober-
-=L:- y sly as llega- : - 2---sglo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

Cuando ~nccesite libros en- espano,
dirfiase a fgnacio E. Lozano.-tlS
y So Hos1 A.a-Sss Astoc:c, fe.>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
PESOUISAS.

tJESEo StBEit cl dondc Sc Cncucnira MA
NUEI. MpNGAUh. a uyi"u ron fleeing ~ ,o
Julio Ipdu. It. InIndc dincro a Eagle T,S.
leAaS. AHra1ncer" cualIuicr irtorinc
i CLEufE LOPI:Z, Dcws.t, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

Il ~NLLE>irA una ayrd8ute dc rccaIIrrc-
J.. '"'irrd 81 southern Ii"ir,: OrrII,as
SqIInd Main I'lazl = cIiIc de- DpInrt,,a
ALLL" foNpiEhtiGO. Lcandro u. no
'r.u'". "el'dFa'i"ur2 q" ~iU:,JSrai0$ nc
to1Gs claSc>. isUrmpu>lGra d. rrintur,s
&c CDsrr. arinas de. rTcsu, rcrp,rS' cir
Z IlihBAN EANCIONES MEXiCkNis. ITT
N.QNPlHANlENTu pE GuITART;N r;,ara
'nlograio5 tc ctlinIrO- DC dos rmnlJios.
~ o'E'A VISA ST.. san Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
EMl,LEOS.

~ N~E'ESlT'N - hoImbrcS para aju,lar
llcrdi>. fNI"ri"nria inncresaria. S1Ia-
10 >s.W d'irio>. OClo hOras Dr. ;rabaIo.
norman l. ;. Dcpor oIsrrcrmacs,cr T"n,.
>itua"o o@lulna dc BurnctiS ST.. Y riclci
J" southern Pacific. captain W. J. SWAN
J. VI. L. :. 4. iS!iI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
CORRESPONDENCE DE- LOS EsTADos
Sc ESPERA PARA HOY LA RESO-
LUCION DEL JUEZ.

VERACRUZ. .Agosto 16.-En vista
del auto del Juez de Distr:to en- Que
amparaba a Presidentc Municipal
Ramos contra actos dc Ia Legislature
ioca! V suspendia Ia orden para que
fuera substitute por Mercado Alar-
GIN. Ia propia Legislature Ia rcndido
IN informes que csta siendo estudia~
do deten;damentc por el Juez, pues
81 L. ayudara a esclarecer ell punto
10 bastante para dictar su resolution
cosa cue So espera para hoy.
Como Ell Ayuntamiento piensa in
~tcrponer el de revision ante
n Suprema Cortc de Justicia dc Ia
, Naci6n. ha designado va al l~icencia-
do ' Iiputado Eugcnio Mendez para
cue 10 rcprescntc en- Ia se-cucla Dc
dicilo rccurSo.
Sc Sabc irualmcntc que cl Jucz dc
Distrito. GU, conocc del aSunto. CT
tar. hoy a los scnorcS MercadO Alar-
con. Lamothc. Palafoy. Conseio Y
Uric! Herrera para que confession Ia
a~cusaci6n que en- su contra ha pre-
scntado cl Presidcntc del .Ayunta-
miento que fuG a~mparado.
Eel Prog-eso" Sc dirige a Progrsso
liabicndc solicitado 81 general AL
varado cue Sc le proporcionc Ct trans
porte dc guerra "El Progrcso" para
Il coopcrc cor sus fucrZas ala MI
sion u SC lc ha confiado dc batir a
los rcbcldeS cue SC c~ncucntran CT Ia
parte del Sur quo SC la pucsto balo
81 dominic militar, la Sccrctaria dc
Guerra ha diSpucsto que dcsdc lucgo
:alCa 81 mcncionado harco or dcs-
tiuo al puerto dc ProgrcSo : que en-
e. &c ponga a las 0rdcHeS del citado
general Alvarado para que 10 utilize
en- CT transportc dc III fucrzas or
Ia forma que Ia campaNa que Va d
desarrollar 10 cXiia.
: Los barcoS-avisos dc guerra "Tri'
: ton" "L.igcr" han rccibido, tambicn
! Grdcuos. dc salir con rumbo a Ia eos.
Ia Norte. durantc Ia prcscntc soma
ma. para vcr dc capturar al buque nj
p! rata az" Sc dice 'anda por sos luga'
res Y que SC cree sea cl rcmolcador
"~Fe:Nando.'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

NOS dcd!r5nnoS rNrirISivarncnte 4 IL ynnra
,e ariiculoS que cSlpu Sicndo i,xporl1dos
para NrNico. CiSltenOS. J. n. y c. Mario.
iuln, iG po1OrUsa 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
Pidcn que sc cierre una asa dc
mala nota.

Fl .Ayuntamiento ha recibdo I'M.
soictId firmada por varloS vecinos
que haitian en- Ia Gale del Espcjo y
en- 81 caliejon dc Alatristc, en- Ia que
pidcn que sea cerrada una casa dc
nlala nota quo sc cncucntra cerca de!
Colecio del E,stado Y de Ia Academia
dc Bellas Aries, pucs. scgun diccE.
las mujcres que on ella cstan aSlIa-
das SC pasan los dias cntcrcS Ell los
balconies conrcrsando ron los HON
brcs que van a buScarlas y en- 'rajcS
verdadcramcutc i~ndccorosos por 10
~lijcroS. Acrcgan que cl lcnguaje que
unoS = otrao cmplcan cS dc 10 mas
Inconvenience Y librc y que cS d todas
luces immoral que los m~uchachos cue
yau q ESQ., centres de education ten
gan que ~PreSenciar csccnas como ias
QUO ali Sc desarrollan. Is cast segu-
70 quc Su Soticitud scra acordada DC
conformidad y que, en- ca3o dc que la
iicercis no sea rctirada a Ia casa 81
tada, SC lc cxicir4 al menoS que Sc
establclca en- un iugar en- dondc ha-
"a memo pcrjuicio asi como que las
asiladaS SC ~abstcngan dc llcvar a ca
DO en- la Gale actos contrarios al
reSpeto que ticncn Ia obligation dc
guardar a Ia Socicdad que ticnc Ia
tristc ncceSidad dc ]tolerarlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

u NECESlTAN hombrcs para el desmonte
e 5WI acres de icrren1. con CoDtra,o. nj
IlansG 4 w. W. VAUGHAN, Route 6. Bo1
- -"'H'' icASs. $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

Fl Gobcrnador ha ~dispucsto que
salgan fUcr3aS en- numcro compctcn-
tic para haccr cumplir 81 ordcn Y pa
"a cue aprcbcndan a NaldGs y a los
que 10 ayudaron q impcdir por Ia
fucy.a cue cntregue IN pucSto cue
no lc convene al gobicrno que Siea
descmpcnandO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
Concentrates del journal of Com
merce".

FL journal of Commerce dice:
FL Papa puedc f~avorecer la convo-
cacion de una confcrcncia de la paz,
los aliados pueden dccidirse a hacer
una proposition detallada de u con-
diciones de paz, pero este no sera col,
IL esperanto de una aceptacion inme-
data de la paz, y no implicara min
gun dcbilitamiento Ell IA c]onducciou
de la guerra, hasta que los obJetos
por los cua1es combaten los aliados
qucden asegurados".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
La o>:3ion del New York Sun.

FL New York Sun" pregunta que
es 10 quo cntiendc cl Papa por rcstau
| racion de Belgica: j"Significa ESQ u
simple evacuation dc Belgica, 0 bien
la rcstauracion de S pals, tai y CO.
mo era. cuando ell Kaiser informo a
PrcSidcntc Wilson que ia n~cutralidad
bclga dcbia ser vioIada por razones
cstraCcgicas? 5Es esa una r%cstaura-
ci6n que solo significa la retirada del
criminal. del teatro de sus crimincs,
0 hicn una restauracion que significe
reparaciones, restricciones C indcm-
nizacioncs? No podemos Greer en- que
el Papa sucnc simplementc en- la eva
cuaci6n dc Belgica; esta seduction de-
problcma bclga, que beneficiaria o
un mo lugar a proceso", ante ell tri-
bunal dc Ia opinion del mundo, al
autor del crimen de 1914, dcbc pa
rcccr a! V~aticano, como al Cardcna'
Mcrcicr, un insulto a Ia j~ustlcla divi-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

lnrus "E"rt!clon Y Victor" Y lodn 10 no.
'r>3i'IO para los fnmIdurc>, I'll In .Nu,he,
Hndrl Pharmacy" f| T.. Houston 81.
ra1ol. Jaw /
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

DEFENDiO SU PUESTO DE PRE-
SIDENTE MUNICIPAL.
A BALAZOS.

PUEBLA, Agosto 1l-Man9e!
Valdas tiene circo amos de e~jercer
. cargo de Presidcntc Municipal de
Santa Maria N~onacatepec Y durante
TODD este tempo no ma sido possible
obligarlo i cNtregar u cargo al cual
7arece ~tenerlc un gran carlno. Pues
5ic.. con ell oojeto dc ponerlc coto a
Il rebeldia de este individuo. que sc
aeg6 a acarar Ia orden. que sc lie do
rscientementc, para que cntregara su
Dues.o al Sr. Tomas Medina que fuc
IesignaGo por ell G~obernador para
sucederlo. Sc le orden0 al Prcsldente
Municipal de Resurrection que lleva-
r. II e~scoita QUO iuzgara ncceSarla '
lie fucra a darlc possession dc 81 chi
pleo al citado senior Medina. In cum
aiir1iento dc esta ordcn. cl senior Ca
vctanO Alfonso. que cS e. lreSldcntc
Il Resurrection. Sc d.rigi0 q Santa
Maria en- compaAia de Medina V de
rsintc hombres armados, pcro al He
-ar q la Malinche. punto proXimo a
Santa Maria. Sc cncontr6 con gu.
ValdeS 10 cstaba esperanto al frcntc
DC c~uarcnta hombrcs armados de
maussers Y caraminas $3.50. Sin que
rlediara ~cxplicacion dc ninGuna es-
occie. IA gente dc Naldes abri6 e(
fucgo sohrc Alfonso Y SUI comitlva.
Tr;is un ligcro combatc en- que result
taron hcridos slgunos dc los hombrcs
de Alfonso y otros dcsarmados, los
restantes ahaudonaron cl campo Y SC
tucron a dar cucnta DC que no hahla
sido possible uuitarlc a Naldcs la Pre-
sidcncia Municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
VENTAS.

tENbot 81 que rIsuc mcIor, Dor tene.
luc sIltr para Mexico. mi csiabIecimlenio
10 restaurant y Soda Fountain. muy aero.
ilts4o ror mas dc cUatro amos en- ccntro
le erandeS Industries. Cinco fundlCfopes
mas % rcinfe n.nas dc carbon con 10.
,laCioh ne mas DE- $4,000 hab.taH;cS. Man
iarc foioeraffaS. dc Icsucio. Ncsiraiorcs' v
mesa 10 ;narmo!. cdsS y lote propio. Ii-
lIali>e ! tonslanciu Bravo. Ms igudseon
=. Hcnryetla, OKLA. ..geSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

.ERVICI0I DE DETECTIVES '.sIamor gf9
frost Building. CrnrketL 377i. san Antonio.
'eXas. inveStigacioncS haNiIcS, Ayeutcs
'olutaInen,e confidential. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21
ENSENANZA.

0LEG!O .BESITO IUAREZ."-fois Flores
We, Laredo. Texas. E~rIcazrnenIe aten-
ido por profesorcs %,graGuad0s, Nsranjo
Huos. Education completa en- InsIes v
.spanol. Tenedurfa de Llbros, Mccaiogra-
"a, etc. Glasses por Correo. Rscib.mSS ne.
'lninternOs. OF,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-21

iNTE0J0S IN s3nnOs. 1.-THE CraB,cr co.
,pticianS." SIC Hicks Bldg. Prccios conn.
Jos. No cobralnos por cxamlnar Ia vista.
rocket 6is5. -
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
"KITCHENER'S ARMY

Lord Northciffe in the issue of Worlds Work says Great Britain 55OOOOO arms-the greatest army assembled by Also army
 that knows how fight and fighting with desperateness and persistence before witnessed in this world.
 Kitchener likely styled history the greatest Both mprovised armies whereas the armies of Germany France Austria Italy all represent products ystem worked detail by general staffs.
 Consider the German army admittedly the foremost army world It growth development construction It is upon writing Causewtz great military organized and disciplined by Moke After
 1S7O further perfected by the best experts that war-mad nation could produce The German army national institution.
 Kitchener had to improvise army did Carnot whose has been duly appreciated because his fame overshadowed by that of Napoleon What Canot did to onslaugh of e professional armies of the European monarch and hurled only the Rhine the Low Countries of Switzerland and of northern Italy.
 Kitchener demonstrated the Sudan and in South Africa the Sudan small but admirable The problem he grapped South Africa peculiarly exaperang and difficult and it the of Roberts which mastered the problem He also placed the deenses of India upon effective devised for Australia military scheme which has proved its worth in this
 What Kitchener found when he called head the British department scrap old fashioned professional good of its kind supplemented by half trained force of militia Neither fitted the conditions. Nor had he the conscrpton which Carnot had in 1793
 Considering the conditions under which he had work his tory will declare Kitchener achievement of the marves of military organization.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
OSCARE.M0H[ER DIES SUDDENLY
 ON MONDAY
LONGTIME RESIDENT OF THIS COUNTY STRICKEN BY AN ATTACK OF APO PLEXY, AND END COMES IN SUDDEN FASHION.

Oscar F. Alohlcr, q we'll known character of this section. died sud denly yesterday morning in his room
 in the Birch building, death having been due to apoplcxy, complicated with acute indigestion.
 Mohler, who was 4S years of age was unmarried, had been cooking for the rodco at Lon Harmon's ranch, and came to town several days ago. He had been suffering with asthma and stomach trouble. He had com plained of being unusually hungry on Sunday night and ate large supper and consumed d large quantity of fruit. He became sick during the night and Dr. Judge was called to sec him. The physician did his best for the afflicted man but the latter's life went out at ; o'clock in the morning.
 Deceased came to this vicinity in 1899 and divided his time about equally between Prescott and Phoe- nix. He is known to have a sister living in Iowa, but no other relatives survive him.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
TRADING IS ALL PROFESSIONAL.
 DYAS SAYS
UNCERTAINTY OVER GOV ERNMENT'S PRIC E-FI K ING PROGRAM IS THE CAUSE; OUTLOOK IS NOT VERY BRIGHT.
(From Tuesdays Daily9

F. R. DyaS, secretary of the Jerome Prescott Copper Company, has re- turned to Prescott from New York, where he went to supervise the un- derwriting of a block of his com pany's stock for development pur- poses. Frey, Hollow & Co.,, of "A Broadway, will handle the issue.
 Market conditions" declared Mir. Dyas, could hardly be much worse. Uncertainty over the governments price-fxing program, together with the fear that the radicals will insist upon such proit-taxing terms as will rob industrial stocks of any specula
 tive value, has caused an almost com pletc cessation of trading. except among the exchange members them selves, and that in such small volume as to hardly be worthy the term trading Fully S5 per cent of the small amount of stock trading being UOllC lS lildl is, liiN puO- lie is not buying or selling except in the ratio of Is per cent of the whole.
 Curb houses report similar con ditions, and what little movement there is under way is confined princi- pally to oil stocks, the aeroplane stocks and few silver issues. The few new promotions offered are con fined to those classes or industrials, and even they do not meet with much success, for the public is simply re-
 fusing to buy any stocks and capital will not venture so long as the pres ent uncertainty as to price-hxing and taxes exists at Washington. Once this is definitely settled, so that one may judge the future trend with some degree of certainty, it is conceded on all sides that there will be a re- vival of interest. for there has never been a time in recent history when the people as a whole had more sur plus cash to invest than they have right now. When the change does come it will be for the better-for it couldn't very well be much worse, marketwise, than 1t is right now"
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
OUR NEIGHBORS 1

Who neghbor? We asking in the of duty neighbo but the of duty ourselves of cold and selfish calculation who neighbor is
 In tine Washington Europe scarcely neslbor while recognized officially that an Asia really existed We diplomatic relations with any Asastc and needed
 condition political sequesaton existed far into the nineteenth century neghbors really had in
 or strength and could be beaten by occasion or national policy The only powerful neighbor conscious Great Britain, with whom despite acrimonious disputes managed to remain at peace except for the war of 1872
 But who is our neghbor of the century? The swer cannot would have been given the eighteenth century Some of people and politicians dwell back eighteenth century, mentally but there always minority maginavey nabt the past when brave and vruou just there are others who prefer hoped-for golden age of the future
 But there has been time when and women were good brave they today and hope for better coming understand that living neither in the past the future but in the very real present
 Everybody neghbor today No nation Is far re- isolated by circumstances not be neghbor in really intimate The family of today comprises naton and member ot 1t important every other member Nothing of importance happen anywhere around the narrowing globe that does not al feet the United States seriously
 Germany Lloyd George says has been bad ngbor these forty increasingly bad neghbo let be added neghbors Europe intensely realize this fact South Africa realize also South Africa would have had the Boer if had been for Germany It Germany that pushed Russia the with Japan And been made sharply sensible than the of Germany a neghbor
 Dewey, in Manila bay learned the character of German neghborness Roosevelt made acquainted with it in the Venezuela affair The challenge of the Monroe doctrine has appeared divers times in unry places such Colombia Indies Domingo The Zimmerman by which it hoped have MexcO and Japan make is fresh in the memory.
 Great Britain has stood by firmly since the civil That fact have Manila bay when the British commander threw his ships the Admiral Dewey the Venezuelan affair and in relations with Mexico
 In neighborhood practically every has his friends and his enemies He should have brains enough recognize who are his England Sol Is France. Germany Is enemy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
STOCKMEN TO MEET
(F.om Tuesdays Daily)

M. A. Perkins. ]. w. Stewart, Ray Hill, ]. w. Sullivan, L. l.. Harmon, r. \. Reid. and other large cattle owners of this county, have gone to Phoenix to attend d special meeting today of the Arizona Livestock Asso- citation. Many matters of importance arc to be considered. one of the inter csting questions being the drafting into military service of several hun dred young rangernen. which is to re- ceivc Statewide action by this organi- zation, it is reported
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05

A fire which for a time threatened to wipe out the whole camp of Je- rome, swept the Mexican and Aus trian section in the east part of town Sunday night, destroying more than 25 buildings and causing a property damage estimated at S50,0O0.
 The fire is supposed to have started in the home of Mexican resident of the copper camp by the explosion of kerosene lamp. The flames were first discovered at 9:30 o'clock and the city fire fighting apparatus was at once brought into action. A stiff breeze, which was fortunately blow ing away from the main part of the city, famed the fire and for while but little progress was made in com batting the fire. At the critical point in the conhagration, the city water supply gave out and the whole town seemed doomed. The United Verde Company, however, hastily made ar engagements to connect their pumps with the city mains, and the supply of water was in evidence in a few min utes The fire was gotten under con trol by 10:30, and was completely ex- tinguished a short time later.
 Most of the buildings destroyed