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Kerensky mando destrun:: las
: Was ferreas para impedlr
: Ell avance del enemigo
Fl Conseio de Soldados T~rabajadores esta
de parte del jefe delgobierno, y Sc ha din.
aido al eiercito pidiendole que apoye este

rcu.n Soo+;.r,bra Ii
Id l.. ,ubl;-
oesu" ."' 80 Il. Iryierno. de
uan;.oI ON dond. 81 Console del
c%~~ 81 oncor+,aba celebrando
.s,o +arde ma con
~ -, 10 r~o,+;6ar;os del
-"I ro-;Iofe no cr,zado Va LII
- .~rc,,artra situa-
t2o n,i,,as n sur do esta
-, =, J., -, +srre, = avaDzx
-. ..oL,.o pe+,,p-ado
-o,,so =, b,.cr de-
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=. 4i 80, :, rr.,..
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-12
KORNLO OFF Sc DIRICf En- ACTIUD HOSTl SObRf f1ROCRADO
Critican en- Washington
la inactividad del %
No Sc e~xplican por que no ha enuiado todouia sus
dos millones de hembres al frenfe de batala

WASHINGTON. D. c., Septiembre
1l-Los oficiales del ejercito y los
fmcionarios del Departamento de
Estado Green que como los Estados
Unidos Y los aliados estan combatlen
do a los Imperios Centrales, ell Iapon
deberia haberse undo va a los eyer
citos de Francia, Inglaterra y Russia
en- ambos frentes de Ia titanica lucha,
v Sc preguntan ansiosamente 81 toda-
via no esta iisto el grande Y bien ms
truido ejcrcito japones para IT a la
guerra europea.
Sin que SO pueda c~onsiderar este
como producto de una declaration
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-12
Address all correspondence to:
SR. IGNACIo E. LOZANO
120 N. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, THXAA

Old phone, Trsvis 24it.
Entered as second class matter February
| q, 1918, Ct the Post Office at San Antonio,
Tex. under tho Aci OF March : tsz9.
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piritu del publico. Grandcs cartclo-
mes serin fiiados en- todos los res
taurants dc Francia recordando Il
aquellos que no SC italian en- cl frcn-
tc, que hasta la fecha, no han sufri-
do privaciones. Sc pcdira Il los con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-12

(Pasa a Ia 6. Psg. Col l. }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-12

sumidorcs no exigir mas azdcar dc
IL que les sea servida en- los r~esLau-
rants, ]contentarsc con eli pan que SO
les asigne y no desperdiciarlo. Sc
les hari vcr que este puedc ayudar
para que los soldados dc Francia OBJ
tcng.n Ia victoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-12
Alemania ha perdido
Ia lnitad de SuS
electives

GRAN QUARTET GENERAL DEL
EJERCITO FRANCES EN- FRAN
GA. Septicmbre 10.-La Prcnsa Aso
ciada Sc halla en- aptitud de dar 1
! conoccr las cifraS aproXimadas quo
rcprcsentau ci elective de hombre:
dc AIemania en- la guerra, en- la &C
tua!idad, ~juntamente con las baJas 81
fridas por csc pals. Dichas cifra:
son 4 Saber:
Formaciones fijas en- los diverse:
frentes de bataIla. empleadss en- las
lineas &c comunicsciones y cstacio'
nadas en- c! intern del pals. .......
5.50OC00.
DivisioncS on formation Y HON.
bres ct ~dcp0Sito. c30.GI0
Bajas en- mucrtoS. :isiados imposi-
bilitsdoS y prisioncros. 600
Heridos en- tratamicnto en- los hoSui,
tales. 100000.
Total, 100000.
ESas cifraS SC rei!eren a todOS los
hombrsS llamadoS haSta ahora al ser,
vicio, V cuya classification. cs como
sigue: ~
Hombres i~nstruidos, movilizados in
mcdiatamente deSputs de Ia ruptura
dc hostilidades, 400 0iO.
R~cServistas sin instruction. (crsa,
tn, llamados de A.goSto de 1914 i
Fcbrcro de 1918, 100000.
Reclutas de Ia clasc de 1914, la
mados De Novicmbre de 1914 a Enc
70 de 1915. 45G. 900.
Primer contingcnte dc Iandsturm,
sin preparation. llamados al principle
dc 1915. 100000.
Clasc de 1915 llamada dc Mayo a
Julio dc csc mismo ano, 40. 600. La
misnia claSc llamada de Septicmbre a
Novicmbre, 10000. Rcsto dc lands
turn sin preparation, llamados dc
Mayo a Julio de 1915. 10000.
~Contjngentc dc homrrcs ~cxceptua-
Gos hasts entonccs, llamadoS en- DC
tubre dc 1915, 100000. Scgundo
Contingcnte de c~Xccptuados. llama
dos Il principles dc 1916, 100000.
Clase de 1916, llamada de Sep
ticmbre a Noviembrc de 1915......
100000.
Segundo contingcnte dc landsturm.
llamades a principios de 19l6....
100000. Tcrccr contingcnte de cx-
cept3ados llamados a fines dc 1916.
100000.
Clasc dc 1917, llamada dc Mario
a Ncvicmbrc de 1916. $50. 0OO.
Clasc de 1913. llamada dc Novicm
brc de 1916 d Mario dc l9l7.....
100000.
Clasc dc 1919, lIamada en- partc en-
1917, 3OO.000. ADDITIONAL contingent
e dc hombrcs cxccptuados, llamadoS
CT 1917. 100000.
Total: i0.500.O 900.
La pcqucna discrepancies que sc
nota Ell los t~ota!cs, Sc dcbc i la omi-
sion dc algunaS unidadcs. Ell total
de los recurSos dc hombres moviliza-
blcs de Alcmania, dcsdc cl principle
&c las hostilidades. incluycndo las
cases por amos de reclutas haste -.
1920. asciende a cerca de 14.0O0. OOe.
dc los que han sido llamados basta a.
bora, 10000. 600. 0O0. FL resto Sc cuen
ia. a saber:
Resto de la porcion de la clase
de 1919. que esDera ell llamado..
100000. Clase de 1920, que todavia
Sc llama a las filas, 100000.
Hombres empleados como indispen-
en- las industries y en- Ia admit
900. 900. Hombres en- cl
.eXtrsujcfo que no han podide llessr
Alenla3is, 100000,
Hombres exc0qtualos p0r imposi.
fisies, 2,lG0.gQQ
Los reclutas dc Ia clsse de 1920,
no pIeden ser legalmcntc llamados a
las fiIas, Sino hasta que cumplan II
amos dc Pdad.
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HOrbpularIanO nnr suftipicocluna?

Neueroings lit 0ondlo 9. glcUiils
Ian, ieIber .in tii4tiger 5ori6er, nit
Der 9sbauptuus berpUr5etreteu, ooB
pie -arttii2e &anlmeTe", pelde Der
iesiee aomtral R0berH +. Psarp eHts
bedt bnbeu polts, unO WelGe er
vGroder 2ano" beuaunte, peiter
ni9ts, ais cine tduiaeupe &uitipie'
seIung gepeien iei, aud 6ata YIprs
CANA ooer Utirnse genannt.
rs tann ntcbt bic 4bii9t, in ben
obne 3peiieI ii9 erbebsuOeu Strsit
iiber OieIe 5ra9e an Oteier Stele
ein5ugreifen; 6a4ieute m0gen aus
ndait bic Saae peiteripinneu un6
isben, ipie iie ii4 bamit abiiHoen.
Si9erlit piro es nod lange oQusrH,
bis bic Rorbpolar : RegiOH ME Elm
rffenes Bud Dor uns Iiegt.
sSebenfals bat bic pbige gebaup'
fung neues Sntetehe an ben aud
nod ni9t Douig aufgetIdrteu 5ata'
mprganazGriaeiHungen erpedt, bura
bic aud i9on mau6sr erFabreue
iSorI6er in ben 9laubeu binetn ees
sGuI9t porben lit, oob er 3. .. 8ers
ge uno griinenbe @beuen Dor iin iebe,
mo- abIolut ni6ts onberes pOrbanoen
mar, aIs Elm panr gBoIteu. Die trds
eerti9en @ridsinuugen, bic om bdu.
figIteu in bsiBen Regipnen unb bes
Ipnbers IN gBuiten OortomneH, imo
mad Der oerbreitelten &Rnobme bars
oif 5uriid5ufiibreu, baB pI0BIi6t
5emperdtur 9erGnoerungen 9ufts
i4i6ten BON peri6ieoeHeu Ddrmes
@rabeu i6atfen uuO oura oieis
S9idten ii9 Gegsuitdube, pislei6t
nett entferute, leIAt uHter 9iegung
Der 2i9titrableu osr5errt un0 pergr6s
bert piberipiegeIn. IS iino gentle
n0roIihe @egenoeu our9 3sIegeutIi6e
9uftipieeeIuugeH betaunt; absr in
ger6inoung NIT RpropoIsGtpeoitios
nen 1T osrglsi9en etpns neues unb
fam ppbl Hihts nit .pl0bIicbeH"
2emperatur 9eranoeruugsu 81 tun
bobeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-14

-Riubermuuo. Dame: .@ar
bic i6Gne, itattIide Dame Define Ilat'
.sr?"
GIsdeu; rSo."
.Qraatisss bIOn6es Spar bat iie!"
,SSa, bns bat lie na6 mir"
= @eri anappt. SIaI6iger:
,Sit Der 9apa gu Sauie2"
GarI4sn: rgteiH.
limb bic Mama?"
Die bdIt aud nod glittassrube.
- MtiBoerfGnbuts. .Stels
zen Sie .ii9 msin Bed bOr: Geitern
bat mir Der 3nbnurSt eineH faIiaen
3abn ousge3ogeni"
, ,Was2 Sic ba6en faIi9e 3G6ue2!"
9erd6reSung2 Sin 9oter
gebt nit ieinsr So6tsr an eirem 9es
'9GftsbauIe porbsi, aus bem eerabe
Der 9erIobte Der So6ter, Elm iunger
@ieI9Gftsreiienber, an bic 2uft osieBt
piro. yyla, Sinbcr." ingt Der Batter.
has iit Oon iiber iein 3ufua. oab
Sbr Sud bier treift2"
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@srtet0iasrbIlts

Bsrtei0igerblite -
Mit bem StrOms meiner Rsoe uno
ben 5rGnen, D.: mein SIient loeben
psraisEt, p.rb. i9 pas 10 miibiam
nuf Sano erria!sts Gebdube Der an'
tlaae untsrnaihen, 10 baB ss N
Ri1ts 5uIommsnidat!
9oppsIiirmis. Srama'
liter o.. llntsrittBt Did otine 6rau
Bel beiner arbsii}'
Tramatiter g.: limb ME. - tag
lid ma&t Iie mir cine S5sue!
9as brittle Sci 6Ie9 /.
marna: ,@iiuitsit Su Dir ein Bril-
bsr4su Obsr .is S6psitsrdsH,
Sans2"
.@suns eua ssaI ift. Mama -
lisbsr sinsn tisju:n GlsI gum Rst'
tsn!-
-GreIuoiuuen. Y0snte Dir,
Srube, iol6e g,neiubsit: bic adte
bat auf bem l,g.sn aaffsetlati9 BEL
Der 9ebimrdtin 52bauptst. i'd i9min'
,Tiad Dir uiats baraus, Iisbfe
getip. @snn oj. adte Sein Gsii4t
5risden (eiuiIIleno): Damn gabe
es SauermiId. uitt iDabr2
bate, piirOe fs iI4 au4 i4Hintsnr
Ro6et. S,9nsiOsrmeifter tam
Gtroms): .gpsr rettet bsn Wldnn2
S6 i6ente benz Reiter 20 Yro5snt
ron benz. mas O:r @erIiutenoe mir
i9uIbst!"
atnbIid. .Warum psinit
9u benn, aGtdsH9"
rgDir ioaen morgen in Der Sdule
ia1en, bon pelhsu 0ingeu ss msbr
als tauIenb eibt. un6 nun nil ih bic
Shnsefloden 5dblsn oh es mehr iinb;
aber i9 tomme iTImsr tpieoer raus!'
llnberpientes Sob.
rTenfe Dir, Glie: seitern BAT mid
ser iungs goitprnttitant ouf Der
ounfIsn 5reppe umarmt unb auf Die
gBcnse eeiiibt."
,gluf bic Wan5t! llnb bd rsoet
man INNER BON Der 5inbisteit Der
poii!.
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Sas aIapier.
aus Der iIrseiaiate bieiss ganffiHs
itruments.


flrHmeHts.
@eun man Die alabiere, bic 81
3eiten 9a6s nls Die nolltoHrmeniteu
ibrer glrt aalten, nit ben 45ianO5
Der @egenpart bergleidt 10 i9eint
rns oas sSnItrlunent oes adt5ebnteu
syabrblu1oerts tuie cine Ilriorm, Die
eigentli9 fnum nod priuIitiDer 81
OenfeH lit. 9enno4 lit es tlar, oaB
oas &IaDier AUDI omHalS berelts
cine Iungiriitige GuttDidelung boz
ii9 geba6t baben utuBte. Sr. BeDne
con Der l1niDerfitdt wtanheiter bat
Die eriien uripriinge oe5 YIanos bis
auf Die 3eitea Der alien SSSnoer Ino
9egppter 5uriidgefii5rt. Ser Bialter
Der Sebraer uno Die SDra ben
glegDpter ioQen bereitS nls gorlau-
fee oes &laoiers betradtet DeroeH.
IS IdBt ii9 aber au9 aagemeIner
iagen, ooB nQe abnli6eH 5nltrr.
mente, alio ale Sarien, Sallten,
gIettra uno pie Die Saiteninltru-
mente gum S9Iageu uuo Supfen
iouit nod genannt poroen ftno, 6u
einer 5nmilie geboren, aus Der oas
&laoier ii3 entlpideIt bot.
9ie Saiteninitrlunente, bic i'm
Qtertlrm bel gebrau9t puroeH,
uaren bic Sarfe uno Die SDra, uno
guar laBt ii9 na6peiien, oaB Die
W9uiifer I'M alien &beben Dor 5000
Sobren i9ou aui eiuer Sarie ipiel.
ten, pie lie iait uHoerau0ert nod
am glusgnnge oeS gIltertltm5 &c.
trau6t uuroe. @eri6ieoeH mar an
oieien alten SSSnitrtmeute Die 3agL
: Der Saiten. g8ie 6ieie geIpanHt uno
roie oas SSnitrument iiberbauPt ge-
| ipielt nuroe, IaBt iidJ nidt mebr ia-
gen, neil na6 Der iait einitIHuHigeH
Reinllng Der beoelteuoiteu SadUer.
| itanoigen Die alteu glegDpter imo
@riehen Don elmer barmonildeI
3oniolge nod nidt5 gewlIBt babeU.
2Il5 Die GrfinOuu9en Die art oa5
alaoier bugeiiibrt baben, be5eidnet
Or. 4eDue oas Ilouodoro, ben
8iulter lnO oa5 Sudbrett. Gas gIo.
no6oro ioQ bonn alien @5gtbagoraS
eriunoen woroen ieiu. Is beltanO
aus elmer eIn5igen Saite, ole ii1
5uii6en 5uei Stegeu iiber einem
| gleIonau5taiteu iamanJ uuo mur
einen 3ou abgab Die cine StImm.
gabel. 2luS Dem Yiouo6orO ent-
pideltc ii6 0a5 &laui6oro. 3n5
EIalter oe5 9lItertums ldeint oage-
gen Dem iogenutnteu Sarpli6oro
coer Spinett Die Gntite6ung gegebeu
5u Ba6en. Der aIte Elnlter iab
Quberll6 einem Sadbrett Gbnlih,
aber Der &on wuroe in gau5 unOe-
rer g8eiie berporgebradJt, namll6
our6 StabdeH, an oereu SteIIe
beim Sadbrett Sdnmer traten.
Cine belonoere glbart DeS Cpl.
netts, Die aIs 8irsinal be5ei6net
miro, mar i'm ief5ebHteH SabrbuH.
bert in Gnglalo m Der gfo0e uno
puroe beionoers bonn aonig Sem.
rid VII. begiiuIti8t. Ger Inter.
I6ieo 5piiden Dem girgiuuI uno Ell.
nem Spnett beitano leOigIi4 oariu,
OaB ieneS redtcdig, oieies Oreiedig
mar. 3as Sarpiihoro pieS OuuH
cine crbebIi6e 8ergr6Berlmg nO
8er6eiierltng aui unO 5ei6nete
i6on III Der Geltalt 6aS alabler lpd-
terer 3eiicn Dor. 9urb oieien Sort
i6ritt muroe Die &laoiernliit Der
altflaiii6en 9eit iiberbaupt crit
0enfbar. Ser ummittclbare gorIdu.
ier 6es 9iuuo5 mar 0ann 0as Ia.
iteubafbrett, Oas I'M Sabre 1903
bon Gbriitoiori in FaOua eriluoeH
nur0e.
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bic ede, no grnu gDn nod INNER
Git BEN iungsn WlnnH flirtsts.
nssrau BON Werrinaen, oiirfte i9
Sic bitten, mir eiuise Qugsnblids
@sbor gu i6entsng"
3iemlid unsndbis ii6er bic untsrs
6redung brsbie inn Gruu Sra ibr
pitantes GeIi9t .Su. sic bdtts cine
f6arfe QbfDsiiung auf ben 2ippeH,
a6er angsii9ts 6ss tHsrgii9n Zones
unS bsg enti6loIenen Beiens pagte
Fe ni6t, iie nusiPre9sn. Q4fsIs
Sudeno er9o6 lie iid. sd peib nirts
lid ni9t, 5srr prOfsfOr, mas Gle
mir gu iagen babsn. 2I6sr psnn es
iein mnb 9rr 0Ottor, sic
marten bod anF mid. 5H fiinf Ni.
imten bin i9 pieoer bier"
sic Itieg Ois 9rsppe gum Gartsn
binab, ber grOfeifor bintsr ibr. als
6i. giIGs iie ben augsn Der 9sIsas
Idait sntSogsn 6attsf, bIisb re ite.
ben uno ipanote Ii4 ibm gu. Sie belt
es ni9t fir nOtiDeHoig, Oisism MnnHe
segenlbsr cine Niaste un3ulsgsn, bic
er ia bod Our9idauts .Bas poasn
sic Don mir2 Darum it0rsn sic
msine arsiIs?"
.Das psrbs ia Hi6t tun, Denn
bieIe Streiie mid nidt it0rsH ooer
gerIoHsn, bic mir na5e itsbsH. &ur3
uno gut; i9 psrlaHse, OaB sic ons
Spisl nit 5rib Millsr uufgs6sn."
limo psnn id mid psiSsts2~ sic
5ii5te ss StpiiheH ben Sd5nsH bsruOr
ME cine ssrsiJie e4laHgs.
Damn parosn sic mid ba3u
5piHgen, 1rib bic gugen gu 6ffnsn,
i6m gsDiiie, gsridtli4 isftg.lsgte De-
tails aus Dem 2tbM Der 6rau BON
! Merringen mitSuteiIen, bic, gslinOe
ssIagt, oieIe Dame als gl6enteuerin
erI4einsH Ia1eu, peRH ni4t oils
S9Iimmeres."
sic trat gang nn5e an ibn beraH.
,9as iper0sR sic Hi4t tuH. Msrtsn
Sie ni6t, bab unisre 5ntsrsTen pas
raQel IaufsR2 Glnubsn Sis, i9 babe
ni6t senlsrit, bnb Gle in Die 6IpnDe
Masoa perIisbt fnO2 gIan gut, sic
ioaen ii9 frsusn, Sab ia S9usn ben
Rebenbubler pom Salie iaaiie. Die
&leine pirb ii9 germ BON sinsm
Germ in ben beitu Sa6ren unb in IL
6srsr Stsllunss tr6itsH Io6:u."
.G6peissn Sill" Gsjne Siimms
Hang 10 snsrsii4, Dab iie iOfort Dsr'
| Eummte. ,Sis psrOeH rsiisH, nod
mursen, nit bem sriteR Sugs, ioait
made i'd msins Sro5ung paRr!!'
gr brs6te ibr ben aGtsH. gBa6rsnb
lie our9 ben Garten gIitt, Der Ssr'
raTe oss Sotsls 81, giHg er Iansiam
bic aisspsse binuEtsr. Ssin 9sr1
ilopfte bis in ben SaIs. Die @ortt
Der gl6entsursrin ba!!sn i'm tisfsr &c.
iroffen, ols CT es fig isI6it siugsitebsu
ipollte. Sa rai9elts e in ben gii'
i5sn. T9asba fnno Dor i'm uni
itredte inn bic SlHO sntssgsn. sd
Sanf. Sbnsn, Ssrt qrpf.hor.- q
fiibIte cine tleins 6anb auf Der fsi'
rsn, Elm blonbsr glaoasutopf bsugt'
Ta bsrnb, unO .be sr ss 6iuSsrT
iOnnte, tiiBtsu 3psi marine Clipper
feline Rs9te. GauH mar sr pieOsl
allsiu.
| Die So6anniai:uer IoosrteH auf
CT itarrte nui Zine SanO bernieoer
auf bic GtslIs, 81. bic Wlb9enIiPper
beriibrt battsn, uno Elm Spru4 So
bannes bes sSgisrs sing ibm burd
Sen Ginn: rIsr Die Yrdut bat. be-
| iit Der 9rGutigam, Der Greuno absl
6ss 9rGutignms ite9et uuo bOret ihr
gu unb frsust i4.-
.nnb frsust i'd murmsIte er
gbsr ieine Stimme erititte in Srd'
uen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
New Mexico.

The Oaks Company Of Mogollon
paid its third consecutive monthly
dividend on outstanding preferred
stock, on Feb. 1st.
The Socorro mines clean up for the
last half of January amounted to
nineteen bars of bullion or between
$4,000 and $4,000 ounces.
The Mogollon Mines Co. produced
sixteen bars of bullion for the last
two weeks of January. Additional
dwelling houses are being put up for
their men.
New Mexico has an exclusive cor
ner on one of the worlds commodities,
meerschaum, and it is likely that
these vast deposits will again be OPP
Grated, this time by Lordsburg inter
ests.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby the Oaks Company have TAX
en- option on the sMaudesS. property.
Examinations are now being made
and it is expected that this property
will again enter the productive stage.
Upwards of million dollars have
been taken from the mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
THREE WOMEN ARE HELD
IN vENEzio TAxIcAs MURDER
CASE AT PUEBLO.
Slain Driver Reported to Have Aroused
Jealousy by Attention to One Of
the Suspects.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Pueblo, Colo.-Six arrests were
made by the police in the killing OF
Nicholas Venezio. a taaxicab driver,
here. Venezio was shot to death, pre-
sumably by one of two passengers in
his cab. just as he stopped the car
near the entrance to the Colorado
Fuel & Iron Companys Bessemer
plant.
Three Of the suspects held are
women. The prisoners gave their
names as May Manning. Elnora
Young, Sylvia Martin. George John,
Carlo Albrica and M. A. Jones.
The shooting, the police believe,
grew out of love affair between the
taxi driver and one of the women ar
rested. 1t is said one of the men sus-
poets was jealous of Venezios atten-
tions to the woman.
A telephone message summoned
Venezio to Northern avenue, where
he picked up two fares. He presum-
ably had driven the passengers to
spot near the steel works fence,
when the shooting occurred. The po-
lice found footprints leading away
from the cab, and the driver dead in
his seat. when they arrived on the
scene. Four bullets took effect in
Venezio's body.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
Pershinq to Take Command.

Washington.-The report of the
death of Gen. Funston came as dis
tinct shock to the War Department,
where he was considered one of the
best officers in the service. Maj. Gen.
]. ]. Pershing will succeed him in
command of the southern division
with headquarters at San Antonio,
While this selection probably will not
be announced for several days, it is
accepted as a foregone conclusion
With the exception of Funston, Per
shing has more knowledge of the ram
ifications of the border situation than
any other general officer in the
army.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
FUNSTON IS DEAD
HERO OF ARMY DROPS DEAD OF
HEART FAILURE AT BORDER
POST IN TEXAS.
His Last Order Sent Guardsmen
Home.-Str c zen While Playing
With chifd.--Pershino viii Succeed
Gen. Funston.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
San Antonio, Tex. Feb. .21-Maj.
Gen. Frederick Funston, Commander
of the Department of the Southwest,
responsible for the direction of all the
troops, regulars and guardsmen. on
the border, died almost instantly in
the lobby of hotel here Monday
night. He was 81 years old. Death
came as he was talking to a group of
friends with whom he had had din
ner a few minutes earlier.
Gen. Funston, apparently in the best
of health, was playing with Inez Sill
verberg, a Des Moines child who is
visiting the hotel with her parents.
The orchestra in the adjoining room
was playing BLUE Danube" waltz.
The group ceased talking, to listen,
and Gen. Funston remarked, How
beautiful it all isl" and collapsed. He
passed away without recovering con-
seriousness or speaking another word.
Two weeks ago Gen. Funston suf-
fered an attack of acute Indigestion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
There Were Many Delicaoies.

only two of us! He isn't brave-no
he isn't
"Well,' said Brownie Bear, there
was only one of him!
"'Nonsense,' said Billy Bear. He
had gun and that is worth quite n
good many of US If it gets near
enough
"'True, true said Brownie Bear.
You are very wise
"'And we have narrow escapes, but
we always come out of them quite
safely, don't WEI? said Billy Bear.
"'mdeed we do agreed Brownie
Bear. But now that I've eaten all
that 1 can, I'm growing very sleepy
$50 am L. said Billy Bear. Let's
20 into our Cave and have a good long
nap. could almost sleep until
spring
"'Well, we might shake ourselves
and peep out to see what is going on
once or twice before them said
Brownie Bear.
"Dont let's talk about it now
though. I'm too sleepy said Billie
Bear.
80 both the Bears Joined the other
sleeping Bears in the Cave and there
they went fast, fast asleep, dreaming
of jam and garbage pals, but not Of
guns or men. For these would have
given them nightmares
"And the Farmers care to keep his
garbage pail from the Bears during
the next few weeks was quite useless
for the Bears We're too happy dream
ingv
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
Arizona.

Machinery for the Jerome Daisy
Copper Company is now on the
ground.
Two carloads of machinery for the
Gadsden Copper Company has ar
rived at Clarkdale.
There is greater activity in the
Parker district just now than at any
time in its previous history.
Operations are getting into full
swing again at the Yeager canon
mine. which is being developed by the
Shannon Copper Company.
Definite arrangements for the de-
velopment of the Verde Squaw Cop
per Mining Company's property on
big scale are being completed at
Jerome.
An unexpected and probably i'm
portant change has taken place in the
Pittsburgh Jerome shaft in Jerome dis
trict. At depth of SS6 feet the shaft
is in white iron with little copper
stain. White iron is regarded AZ q
splendid indication OF copper.
The winze being sunk from the
main tunnel level at the Cobrita
shows up two feet of the best high
grade copper sulphides yet seen in the
Salome district. the ore being prac-
tically solid black sulphide and
chalcopyrites.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
.CADDY'S EVENING
UEAIRY TALEp
t. NARY GRAHAM BONNER
TWO BEARS.

"Do the Bears go to sleep In the
winter?" asked Nancy.
They're awake in the Zoo" said
Nick.
Eyes, I know" said Nancy, "but 1
mean the ones who live off-off-well,
wherever they live"
"The Bears live in rocks and caves"
said Daddy. "And they do go to sleep
in the winter. But every little while
they come out so they are unlike the
kinds of Animals that sleep straight
through the whole winter and who do
not get up until spring is here.
"One day Billy Bear and his BROTH
er Brownie Bear went off on a hunt
ing excursion. They had great deal
of luck and came back to their cave
with all sorts of good things to eat.
"But the things they had found that
they liked best, and which they had
only taken off a short distance in the
woods where they had had feast.
were the things they had found In an
old Farmyard.
"They had seen the most delicious
of things there! For on porch of
the Farmhouse they had found an old
garbage pail. And this they dragged
OFF into the woods. There We're old
tins which had once held jam, there
were old jars to be licked out, and
there were many delicacies which the
Bears don't always get.
"They scattered the old tins, after
they had left them quite shiny and
clean, through the woods adjoining the
IN. a tI,A. al It,ft hnfh IN
pick up anything!
"And then they heard the Farmer
come out into his Farmyard.
'I do believe that those Bears who
live off in the Caves of the Woods
have been here. They know just how
to get at tins with their claws-and
they love jam and sweet things.
"Then he heard rustic through the
woods. They're there now,' he ex-
claimed. Maybe 1 could get shot
at one of them
"And he went for his gun. After
all, the Bears had only taken his gar
bage tins, and garbage wasn't such
tremendous thing to steal but the
Farmer was feeling angry and cross.
"Off went his gun, and Billie and
Brownie Bear rushed back to their
Cave for all they were worth.
"'How selfish of him. they growled,
when we were cleaning up his place
for him.
'But before they reached the Cave
they had picked up some more good
| things.
"They knew that the Farmer
wouldn't chase them into the deep
woods for there We're more Bears
where they lived, and he was afraid
| OF more than one or two.
"'He just thought he could get u.s.
said Billy Bear, because there were