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The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

the grand jury together With all
such requests
Mr. Oakman told me that he felt
that Judge Connolly's investigation
was q presided AFFAIR the proseca-
tor said. -ahd asked that We make s.
complete Investigation o. The mat
tiers He sad the records ~ the
water board will disproye ali o. the
allegations made IN the presentment
from The recorders court
Following the examination OF pros
pec;iye grand jurors in Judge Colds
COURT Thursday, when 5. ; Kresge.
George r. Kirchner and Charles L.
Carson were drawn On the panel,
the court ordered the Jury commits
sion 20 select Ave more Those
drawn are: James SchermerhoTn.
publisher OF The Detroit Times. No.
POSI- Wood ward-ave Harry l.. Pier.
son. harness manufacture. M 60
Marston-Ave Carl Grznacher. drug
gist. No. EOS CollingwoodRye 2.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

between Bewick, Garland. Kerchsvai
avenues and waterloo street
E0u No 71sf For grading ana
paving alley 80. 7s4 being the allay
IN block bounded by Fairvisw, iilli-
bridge Ksrchcval avenues and Wa
fefloo street.
Roll No s3ss. Pnr grading and
ravir~ alley No CSC. being the alley
In block betwssn Meldrum. Bsgufait
avenues. Charlev0ix and Beriio
streets
paving alley No. 7i5. bsins ths alley
ffsf west 90 and parallel 20 second
avenue from the north line OF Sci
den avenue northeriy 20 The south
fine ~ eaat and wosi alley.
Roll SO g2s1 For grading ana
rnvtnR alley No 7le hsinE the alley
iu block hnpnded BY Hamilton Bou-
LG-all Ihled LaNrnnLe and BUR-
Ifrgam mo avenues
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

hrs, east OF and parallel 70. chene
street from the north linz ~ Rirby
avenue 70 the south line OF Ferry
avenue.
Roll No 'sos For grading anc
Rsv6,r s5 a'i sc,l No ~ being The slsy
coin Msrrick and Kirby avenues
paving Wins s sii,y 40 No 7,5.' b.fnr ~. y"
sliey in block bounded nv Second
Woodward. Blaine and Gladstone
avenues
Roll No. aaos. For grading and
paving alley No. 1S3. being tho ellev
nrst west OF and parallel 10 chsns
street from the north line OF Md
bury avenue 20 the south curb line ~
Harper avenue.
r4 sl-ts- -ii-y< AZ 4Ht -A-fffr th- nff-r-
IN block boundsd by GLOVER, Hiilger
avenues. Edlie street and Jefferson
avenue
Roll No. aao7 For grading ana
and west slley. also the north and
south alley from Hendris avenue
southeriy 20 cart and west alley, all
h.tween woodward avenue and John
nncs
non 80; ,sgs .Eor Er.ainF, .pa
sll.vs in btocls bounded by wood
" IA avenue. west Grand Boulevard.
Fort street and Lafayette avenue
fart IL due and uANAhlA n.lAAla "a
dsyF ffom date 81 this notice Parts
End become due and PAYABLE IN
ode vonr and one month, tNo years
srd 0ns month and three years md
cna month roapectlvaiy. from tho
date ~ this notice. toEether with In
fercet a. tho rate OF per cent from
The faf- 81 the confirmation % the
rolls
Any or all. o. said parts may be
rnf9 ia the order Mapped within 9nl
davs from tho dats Nof TIE notice
Iw fhou' interest
u eifher otNFaid parts dne two.
thrce oT four shall not Dr. paid whom
they become due per cent penalty
ana interest ~ the rate 20 per rsnt
FINN tina dAlG- ar si4-441. s.t--t
asHeHsm m rolls will be added and
the premises asssaaAd Will he adver-
tiscd and sold 80 provided b. law.
MAX c. KOCH,
No. r. City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
COST OF PLANES.
CUT IN HALF
Pooling of Patent Rights Gives
Big Boost To
Program

WASHINGTON. Oct LEGAL
approval has beea gwen the agree-
mcnt between the afr craft produc.
ton board and The Airplane Manu-
facturcrs' association clearing away
possible serious obstacle go the
governments 100000 600 aircraft
program
Atty Gen Gregory has held 10
WAS learned last night. that the
patent pooling plan 90 prevent pat
eut litigation. does not violate the
sherman antitrust LAW
The effect @, the whole scheme
has been 70 reduce the pre- war cost
~ airp,snes 20 the government 0y
SO per cent. with the probability
thar y viii be halved again. owing
10 quantity production.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
WOMEN NEEDED
BY UNCLE SAM

WASHINGTON. oct L. America
Is preparing 70 cali on thousands
OF her women 70 play their part in
he war
Before spring. accortlnE 70 pres
ent Indications. women viii be need
q Ia nunition factories. navy Yards,
shipbailting plants and many other
lines 81 war industry The navy de-
partInent. e was declared. stands
ready TO employ them In great mum
hers
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Roll 40 g9ss For grading and
paving alley 80 80. bslnE The alley
IN block bounded ~ rscond, Csss
avenues frdyArd and Bsgg streets
Roll No. 22sT For grading and
paving alley 80 1s. being IN. ALLEY
In block bounded by Third. CO ond.
Gladstone ana Hs2elw ood avenues
Roll 10 22an. Tor arsdinK and
paving aiiev No 77s b~lna the EAST
and west alley bst~.sn twenty
fourth. Twenty-third. Baker streets
and Dix avenue.
Part I 70 due ara psyabis within
30 DAYS from the date OF this notice
Parts g. and become due and pay
Able IN one yesr ana one month. two
years and one month. and three years
and one month respectively. from
the date % this NOTICE together with
interest at the rate % 4 per cent
from tho dsts az the continuation OF
the rolls.
ANY. or all. ~ said parts may he
paid ia tha order named within 10
days from mo date OF the notice
without Interest.
~ slther ~ said psrts one, two,
three or four shall not ba paid when
they become duo. : per cent penalty
and interest 81 the rate ~ : per cent
from the date o. confirmation ~ the
asssssnant will be sfded snd the
prsrnisee assessed will be aAvartised
And cold az rfovided nv law
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
OAKMAN'S PLEA
FOR NEW PROBE
TO BE GRANTED

Robert oakman, president Of the
board of water commissioners. who
was named ia a presentment issued
by Judge Connolly's grand Jury re-.
Gently. has asked that the circuit
court grand jury investigate the
charges made by the recorder.
SIR. Oakman, called on Prosecutor
Charles r. Jasnowski. Thursday,
and conferred with him for a long
otime, following which the prosecu-
TOR announced tina, be would trans.
nit the request 20 the foreman OF
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

seorse "a. HedlnEer. general .eer~-
aaHz AZ the GhIIdrrn,s Ala zn.lc1x
% Detroit viii attend az tsis-
gate the eighth ann rai corvt ntIon
u ths American Assoclat .or FOR
the stu1v ana Prevention Infant
Morris to - held ln u chmort.
VA ort 1917
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

In Parts the seilers OF newspapers
In The STREETS are not allowed 20
shout our the items % news The
women sellers have overcome this
law by singing The items ~ soft
tones. adapting the words 10 some
popular melody.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Poll 40 21sZ Tor Era1irg and
navfnR alley $50. Csc. teirE tar alley
IT, bf0rk bounded PSI III .ru nveuIe.
East GRAND boulevard. ASres AMI
~ Paul avenues
Nh - 1aaa nn- enadLnK Ard
-,.--rr &c. - - IL II alIte
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

x,tic. ,n hereby given - all per-
sons ipteroated that th.re have been
efed ia tnls Office the following
.v~sH aaaaaawrruf rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Don't wait till the last min
ute! Come in and select your
Shristmas Diamond or Watch
now! You can, start making
your payment next year. Let
me explain this to you in per-
son.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

DStroit Mich Oct 5. 1917.
Notice is hereby EVEN - ail per
cons interested that there have been
Med In this ofnrs the following
named ASSIGNMENT rollsi
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

cry or nrTRoIr--orFICE OF
TgE CITY TREAst REH
Detroit. Mich. sept "a. 1917.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

O CLAYTON. cio,hier. No SIS Lincoln.
ave and Ira Wilson. farmer, Ply,
mouth.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

He'll A.s-gs0f Fef grading rrr'i
psvins alley 40 7s5, being the alley
hra north ~ and parallel 10 jenef-
son svenue from the east line ~
troquois svanue esstefly TO east llne
Of north and south alley.
.. ES s s,,.y 'ss S. s.a u. s nsS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

CRY OF DErROtT--orFfCE or
TINE cry THEAst nEH.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Mr. Wilson IL a live salesman and
- convincing many people In pom.
tiac and surrounding territory that
The Times "a the paper they want
TITS big list OF new subscriptions az.
tA-t ~ f1ir hfrf1 standing IN his
home community. Mr Wilson is
frst today m the iist Of the $4,000
~~s~ nnmberA.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
>.NkNE of the Best Mining
80 Propositions Ever Pro-
~ mulgated in New Mexico.

10 .c,uft these even valuable MN
IN. uronp, be- examined over 800
mining claims IN = period at fifteen
wear. II b. also important 4" sub
.erihers fu unders tand that he has
spent the best part Ot the last three
wear III search ut a copper property
that would paw from the surface, OF,
as they say. from the gra~- roots,
instead OF having to spend = large
-mn m Development and waiting TIVE
on three years for returns lie knew
from experience and observation that
once ma = great while such a property
NJ. fec be- found and hc started 0ul
10 lind IT, In hi> search he went to
British Columbia. Washington. Ne
yida. Wyoming, California. Arizona,
and finally found what he wanted M
New Mexico. and hr has transferred
% tu Tins COMPANY mike the great
ma IunN ui nrW rompanlc- We now
have property that Nill paw from
the day OF the in~tallmenl al the
-mcltrr and from every indication
.hc outpuI hould continue Tor many
wear.
Another important, cons liberation D.
that our property aud all expense lu
date are fully paid, and "ulN u few
thousand dollar more are needed 10
complete all necessary improvements
md install Gun reduction work To
ru-r thu small amount We nroG'-c o.
-,ll limited amount of stock at ~
r.ut- per hlic There Ia been no
bonn took not = hare hi- been
gwen lu ANYONE tor the influence ct
u-, "i prominent name. OF otherwise.
MANY nropcrlio- with les than one
tenth al the prospect Of lhl~ CON
PAM have been organized and cap
llal,lrd from one million dollars and
up. The mall capitalization, when
ia tall operation viii brinp much
lar2cr return Ia the share holdcf-.
We believe II b. -iir investment
with great pcrulatWc prohahilllc.
from the advance IA the price of tn
stock a. re- ala Of a. carnina power.
md therefore hould appeal 10 the
most CON cryau,c investor
f"r further information zee Me-
thd- VI Cotton, at the office of the
| uited Land \ Water company.
where sample. of this meh-cla-~ ore
can be -een--ore cdrryin. 800 cop
per and - a.. -ilyer
The director and officer of tins
COMPANY are we'll known success iul
bnelne~- and mining men OF eXpcn
cnce and integrity.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Developments

The Cobra Plata No. j. develop
ed bv a vertical shaft , by & feet and
L. feet in depth, and , small cuts at
the surface, and a large open cut 100
feet north of the main shaft
The San Pablo No. | has been de-
velopcd by two tunnels running on
the horizontal VEN, ageregailng ll0
feet. These are the principal deveI
opments; the other claim, are de-
vcloped bv 10 To 20 feet Shaft. and
open cuts. and all show more or less
copper aud silver values, and some
of them are very promising.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
= = Z ! = ! : : : :
L0RDSBURG NOTES
Western l0beral
y ~ = = - = = ! q,

Mrs. W. \. Sutton left SATURDAY.
for san Diego. Calf. where she will
>pend the remainder of the summer.
Missc- Francs and Nina Roberts
LETT Monday morning for Toledo. H..
on al extended visit with relative
Harry Turner, livestock agent OF
the Southern Pacific railroad. wa, m
the citv on a bushes, trip last week
H. I. Ross, Of David civ, Neb
l. here on visit to his brother. Glen
IL. Ross, OF the FIRST National Bank
Rev, j. /. Fuller and Mr.. Fuller
aud Mr.. Robt REYNOLDS, who have
been camping On the upper ella. re.
turned To the city Thursday.
Glen l.. Ross. of the First Nation.
al Bank, has returned from Santa Fe
where he went 10 he examined for tho
second officer training camp Mr.
Ross passed the physical examination
successfully.
Fairs '. Bush, editor and publish
rr of the Western Liberal. and Cpitel
states commissioner who has been
on the coast for the past two months.
l. expected To arrive Saturday or
Sunday, ana will remain few day.
Ia attend to neces sarv business Win
Mrs. Bush he has recently becn TAX.
ing an extended automobile tour Of
the Yosemite valley and nortbern
|, ahfornia, returning last week To
Los Angeles.
Wade Smith, well known Southern
Facih" engineer, has purchased n
share IN the Borderland Garage Of
Lordsburg and will take the place of
manager IN the future. He has mn
merous friends IN the southwest nm
9ccount of his long residence in
Lordsburg and other southwestern
C ties.
\ part of Lordsburg autoists visit
eel last Sunday at the REYNOLDS ramon
on the ella with local people camp.
in there. The visitors included Mr.
AID Mrs. Neistron and daughter, Mr.
aud Mrs. Mckay. and Mr.. and Mrs
J leather. Miss Bessie Salters Mrs.
Tom a. Lister, Mrs. Tnmble and
{ inghter. Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler
] he visited were Rev. J. r. Fuller and
family, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Wheeler
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. REYNOLDS
There were plenty of "eats" and .
gu d time bathing in the river.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Property of the COMPANY

The property OF tins COMPANY .uu-
sists of the tollowins mines and ndr-
inc claims.
The Cobra PLATA Nos |, ., ., !,
and ..
The Copper String Nos |, >, and
3.
The Rido Nos. !, ,, and g.
The san Pablo Nos ! and >.
The 81. Salvador Nos. aud a.
All of which are full claims. coo
TO 1000 feet each. aesregatine over
500 acres Of highly mineralized
ground Also two mill>ites located
on the san Pablo creek, beautiful
,lream of everlasting water which
runs through the property, as shown
nn the map, herewith
Also 800 acres OF coal lands loOat-
ID within one and one-half miles Of
The principal NINE, one of which
-hoW~ an S-foot ycin of excellent
coal. of the -ame class a. the Gal
lup coal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Deming is Center Of a Milling,
Mining and Farming District.
by LEV. II. Davis in Fl Paso Times }

abundance of them in Arizona and
New Mexico.
About II miles north of Demine, IN
the Cooks Peak district. two mining
companies are doing active develop
ment. One j. the Jumbo Mining COM
pauy, composed principally of Dem
inc men, who are sinking a deep shaft
on their property. They have about
go acres of l. claims John j. liy-
att. president OF the company. stated
that the shaft was then down TO the
2'O-foot level, and that he expected
Ia strike good ore AZ the 800 foot
level, rs all signs pointed 10 the pioA-
unity of a body If ore. A carload Of
machinery was shipped from FL Paso
to Florida station. the nearest ship
ping point northeast of Deming. in.
cludug an s0-horsepower boiler.
which. added 10 the 40 horsepower
boiler now there. will increase the ca
pacitv of the boilers To 100 horse
power Since then | am informed they
have opened up on the 200-io level.
IN the drift, body of ore from two
Ia ,iy feet wide running about so
per ton IN gold, silver and lead The
two compartment shaft IT, To- he con
Inued from the 215.foot down to the
loo-foot level a, fast a. possible.
aud i sinking now AT rate of two
feet a day. A force of 20 men i,
working. John J. HYATT il president, :
{. j. Kelly, vice president. and Ed l..
Fuulk~, secretary treasurer.
The other property being worked in
the Cooks Peak district j. the fam
ou- Graphic nine. which j. claimod
To have produced from ON. 10 two
million dollars. Thu, property, after
lying idle several wears. ha, been
taken over by Larsh. Smith X Co.
This property consists of one claim.
and l. surrounded nv the estate of
the Jumbo Mining company. The
owners are working force OF men
and expect To strike II new bonanza
ore body when they sink 10 the 300
foot level.
The Shamrock Mining company.
operated by J. A. Mahoney. e. J. Kel-
" and associates. of Deming. is Il
zince property in the Tres Hermanas
mountains. - or 30 miles south of
Deming The company j. shipping
four carloads of zine carbonate ore
- month Ia eastern zinc smelterS.
The Lucky John Mining company.
composed of j. \. Mahoney and ~
SOCRATES. of Deming. j. working zine
property in the Florida mountain. 10.
miles southeast of Deming. and ship
ping two carloads of high grade zine
TO smelters each month.
The Gymkana Mining company has
driven tunnel over 200 feet long to
tap the vein below the shaft on top
of the hill, and has erected houses for
its employees. Ii is in Tres IIermanas
The Kentucky Mining com
pany is in the same mountain driving
a tunnel to tap a rich vein outcrop-
ping on top of the hill. which con-
tains ore running over 800 per ton.
The COMPANY is composed of Thorn
as Lakeland, Frank Sherer. X. A.
Parrish, W. J. oBrien, Gus Hicks
and Joe Winner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

Demms. y. NJ. july 2,.-Dening
not only j. an agricultural and eat
lie center. bnt also Il smelling and
and mining center. \ little over two
month, ago the old Deming smelter,
located about mile east of the city.
close bv the Southern Pacific railroad
track. which had lain idle for nearly
u score of years. was taken over BY
LYMAN c. Barlow, of FL Paso. mana
ger of the Metals Buying 4 Refining
company. and NJ. NJ. Goldsmith Bros.
Smelling \ Refining company and as
,ociaie, of Chicago. and rehablliiat-
ed under the management of Prof.
". Ii. Seamon. a well known metal
l1rgist and chemist. and was blown
IN about June l.. and has been stead
ny running ever since. furnishing Il
much needed market for the smaller
producer OF lead silver ores IN thar
loruliiv The shelter has q capac-
nv of sixty tons Of ore a day, which
means that 1t turns ont about II to
} tons of lead bars day. Mr. Sea-
mon was, prior to taking charge Of
the Dcmmg shelter. manager of the
smelling plant az Santa Rosaha,
Mexico. The new company az Dem
ing j. called the Empire Smelling y
Refining company. l., operations
are confined exclusively to ores con
tanning silver. gold and lead
1t i, equipped with furnace. 30
by 90 inches, and ruycres: height
above tuvere> Is feet; cruclblc n
inches deep. eight tuyeres. Jack
cts east iron. blower five The power
j. electricity furnished by the Dem
me- lee y Electric COMPANY There
T. an elevator 10 raise charges to the
feed floor Water l. furnished from
% 93-fooi well on the porperty. II
includes sampler plant; a rooster.
10 by t. feet. a flue chamber. l2i
feet long. The daily capacity of the
plant. u hours, ~ To - tons. Iron
tor fiuv l. brought from Hanover
and lime from llachita. The ores
come from Arizona and New Mexico.
Fifty men are employed.
The officer, of the Empire Smelt
ing company are: VI. W. Goldsmith.
president and treasurer; l.. {. Bar
low, general manager: W. II. Seamon.
superintendent and metallurei-t. J.
Il. Somervile, cashier: J. Il. Good. in
charge of mill; l.. c. Pomerov, assay
er.
The company j. erecting milling
plant for handling rare metals. such
"a tungsten, vanadium and molybde-
mum ores. Of which there is an abund- I
ant supply throughout southern New
Mexico and Arizona. The mills ca
pncity is to be % tons of ore daily.
The plant will contain crusher. rolls,
screens. tube mill. Richards jig,
Richards classifyer. cotton flotation
mill, Denver table, Whitley table and
Denver sinner.
| understand that the company has
no intention of enlarging the smelling
plant, but will make the milling plant
its important enterprise. II being the
only one of the kind in the southwest.
n local market will be afforded for
these rare metals when the plant is
completed, for there is a great
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Location

The company mines are local, Il
ia the Naciemcnto nr Scnorita MN
inc district. Sandoyal county, State
of New Mexico. and about halt WAY
between the grcal copper deposit, of
the san Miguel and Jura TraY cop
per mines. and % far as explored,
runs higher in copper. and IN addition
20 4" 80 IN silver. 49, shown hy A.
say, herewith, which i of course q
big factor in the General outcome and
profits of the COMPANY
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
production

The 41-foot shaft on the Cobra
Plata No. has produced high class
ore if valued at % cents per lb. -, =
$500 at u total cost of $4,000. on
net rl,lli.oo, aud this Is usually
eta -~ed ~ partially dead work. The
40 feet of tunnels on the San Pablo
W" l. produced 10000 lbs of 300
copper value % cents per ID. 5000.
~ AT total cost of $4,000 from the
mines to the market. or net =. lS0.0 90
aud this, too, Is usually partially
dead work. The deve!opmeq-- shov
good paying ore from the surface. or
srae. roots, and 30 far in depth. with
every indication Of becoming more
permanent as depth +. uninp,,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Timber. Iron and Lime

There l. an abundance of line Iim-
her on and near the principal mines
ample for all building aud fuel pur-
poses. Iron and lime, ilnNes are also
plentiful and nearby
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Reduction Machinery

The company owns a new 'i'-ton
blast furnace tsmeltcr) all complete,
and ready to hap from the Foundry
at III pasu.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

Films left to he developed or print.
ed before 10 a. m. ready same dav
. 30 p. m. Hatten. next to Grapbic
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

The Cobra Plata and Smelling
company, ORGANIZED under the law
of the State of New Mexico. with u
capital stock of s25O.O0O.OO divided
into 100000 shares of the par value
of one dollar per share-stock lull
maid. and non ssessable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
No Stock Liability: No Debts

Directors Charles NJ. Cotton,
Z. h. Smith, Sigmund Lindauer
Officers Charlie VI Cotton. pres
ident, Z. Il. Smith, vice president ind
manager; Siemund LindaueT, trc. --
urcr 4. y. Pollard, altornel and
secretary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Capital Stock and How Disposed OF

OF the capital stock of $4,000
shares. 900 shares have been sold
and used IN the payment of all the
property. including the shelter. and
all expenses to date. leaving in the
treasury 10000 shares, of which
~. 400 shares will he sold at 30 cents
per share. and the proceeds. or so
much thereof a may be necessary 10
remove and install the shelter and
make such other improvement, and
Developments. provide mining tools
and mine supplies. etc. "a NAV be
necessary for the economical opcr-
alton of the mines. still leaving in the
treasury of $4,000 shares. in which
every share holder will participate.
prorata. according To his holdings.
Conclusion
In conclusion il is important for
the stockholders to understand that
Col. Smith has had thirty-seven
years experience in selecting and de-
veloping and operating copper mines.
and out Of eight selections all were
successful except one, and six of
them are paying good dividends today.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

fleming, Home Of Williams Saddle.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-20
ABANDON KAISER
AUSTRIAN DEMAND
uPROAR IN REiCHSRAT WHEN
SPEAKER URGES DISCRETION
OF GERMANY.
No Chance Of Obtaining Peace by
clinging to German Side and Sub
hitting to German Militarism,
Says Former Czech Minister.

Zurich.-The Austrian reichsrat was
thrown into an uproar on Saturday
when the former Czech minister,
Herr Praschek, declared the hate of
The entire world was not directed
against Austria, but against Germany,
and that Austria should detach herself
from her ally, says Vienna dis
patch.
How are we to obtain peace" de-
manded Herr Praschek, ''if we cling
to the German side? Must we con-
tinue to sacrifice our interest to the
expansion of Germany? Must we con-
tinue TO submit to the German mill
tarism that has drawn us into this
WARP"
The speaker declared that Czech
deputies had been imprisoned for at
to bring about an alliance of
Austria with Russia and France and
added that If they were to be stigma
TIED as traitors then all Czechs who
believed similarly should be so stigma
TIED.