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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-13

whose magnificence is immortalized
in the Arabian Nights.
In 800 A. D. Bagdad was credited
with a population of 100000 and
was easily the first city in the world
In wealth and commerce. With the
fall of the Caliphs before the Turk
lsh Sultans, the decline of Bagdad
commenced. 1t was successfully the
prey Of Turks, Mongols, Tartans and
Persians, but it was not until 1928
that the citv became definitely part
Of the Turkish empire. Its ancient
Importance was largely due to the
fact that it stood at the center Of
the lines of communication between
India and Persia and the West, but
the opening of new routes by way
Of Trebizond and through Armenia
diverted its trade and was a vital
factor in it decline.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-13

The induction of Andrew johnson
into the office of president, follow
ing Immediately upon the death Of
Lincoln, was conducted in the private
room of a hotel.
In eighteen years Nat Gould, the
Englist novelist, has written seventy
novels, the aggregate sales Of which
exceed ten million copies.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-09-13

Mr.. w. B. Holmes, after pleasant
visit to relatives and old friends in
this city, returned to his home in
Zion CITY. Ill, Thursday.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
Dalla nOStra Italia
UN GIoVANoTTo ST sUICIDA CON UNA REVOLVERATA AL
CUORE

NapoiNel albergo Minerva to ALA dscesa s TOmmaso
G present6 govanotO mbrbe dell apparente eta
d Is ami cse tto per nOata modesto
Aegnatagi col n. al primo piano del
aberg govanotto quacato per Gno Gaass di Luigi das
and6 suO ad Occupara dOpO raccomandao
d voer dsurbato da acuno rnche
la ossicur6 Iucchetti dalla parte
In sule prime fu udto nea pccoa
cupata da Gaas quache dOpo aryo cameriere d
serzo persone aoggiavano vcne
mpresSiona nell udre la cupa denazone copo da
proveniente appunto daa del ospite
raavas d sucdo perci6
Iuscio, picchiando inVanO pi1 volte.
Vsto aora che tut entat ruscvanO nfrutuos h avveto
pubbca della sezione San Giuseppe ALA
del quale I'uscio fu forzato.
Tn spettacoa pesent6 aora ao sguardo d tutt Ga
as dseso ALA supna sui eto sngeva convusamnte in
pugno rvoltela d cabo quae tato copO
I'ascella desra
parao della camcia lie lenzuola del
che scorreva entamente dala ferita.
Lnece govanotto appena quache segno
oo dell agona nea COLA quando prOpretaro dell abrgo gil
avvcn5 scoendoo poco ga grav lesoni ag
organi intren emorragia.
padre Luigi chedendog perdono del
spinto al suicdio.
Questa ragone ebbne pei momento pOssamO ben
tarla, pare che sia sventurato.
Informato Commssarato Giuseppe piantona
all arrivo del preore mandamento
per prodere ale d egge prma orna
a rimoziOne del cadavere
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
LIE vICENDE DI UNA EREDIFA'.

TORINO-Decedeva in Torno mel 1915 vedova Rc
car asciando ed alcun uOi f ncararOno regoar
at congut far procedere ala dsone dell red che
credeva Ma lie rono mote fra altro trov6
brettO portaoe sua Cassa d Rsparm che
poeduo daa defma da aidao ad vicina
d peh6 d maaa pOesse fane preev occorren
Ma indagin
gala pOch mes dopo la della Rcardi
nnulato il beto consegnatoe ritrando ncassando lie
mia lire dPOsitate Leredia presentare do
orOs vcende fu denuncaO fao la sgnOna TUo Ma
Invaa al gudizio del bunae Piangendo narr6
ycenda dmore aVesse ndOta ad abusare della duca
rpoae daIa defunta malamnte e
ma lire che lie Ottrat che
della grav del II Tribunale
detenzione, appicandOe la legge del perdonO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
Il MIsTERo DI UN FoToGRAFo.

NAPOL-Gorni sparse notizia della scomparsa d
gabneo fotogaco
Chaa tai Giuseppe Rto Tutte rcerche per nraccao
ruse fnora Semha che omba d mro aleggas
ALA fotografo ndagn per
sonal di acun contribute misterO
Ciorn presentara all Ospedae degi ncurab
qua Quafc6 per Alfonso Nobrg prOprietaro del
bnetto fotogaco Cha Eg saputo
nell spedae 81 Rfo Intenzone conduro
per Dfa veccho Rtoli realmene alOspe
dale 81 presentato ammalato.
NeOspedale Rito ato radere la barba perci6
ospedae dse Noberg
che siccome ar fOssa ronao all ndomani AindOmani
fotografo fece pi1 ritorno.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
UN CARABINIERE AsSASSINATO

SANTA AUFEMIA D'ASPROMONTE- carabinier Zucco
Paoo perlusazone
batterono del padost dell Arma benemera avamen
rercat Avendo intimate d forma quest spararo
due cop fue colpendo mi Savno cadde full
Su tale tragco ambuso ao carabnere per-
dette FREDDIE r6 gil assator ben aggu
cope mragia copendOno quannque gravemente
era ruscf gil alri delinquent di pgare largo
preciptosa fuga.
Data la profonda deporevoe oscur nell abtao avendo
scontrao piccoo al mochetto Panmoso
rabere Zucco potette INSECURE gil aggror rel d
deitto
brutae eitto, che deplora stigmatizza
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
7utti lunedi' al Moore Hotel INDIANA

tie le malattie dello stomaco.
Tumori, ernie, emurroidi, re-
stringimento, avvelenamento del
sangue, ulceri, mali del rognoni
o malattie nervoSe.
Sc vol soffrite di qualche ma
lattia non estate a farvi esami-
nara da questo specialista.
Nuovo eficacissimo tratta-
mento per sofferenti. Special
ista per UOMINI e Donne.
Una sola vista di quest 'esper-
to specialista vi portera' a con-
oscenza della vostra condizione
fiscia ed incaminarvi per la via
della salute.
Ricorendo a questo grande
dottore potrete forse rispari-
miare lie torture di un operazione
chirurgica. Centinaia di ope-
razione a uomini e dome sono
state risparmiate dial pronto uso
di metodi scientifci moderni.
AL Dubois Hotel in Dubois,
Pa, Ogni mercOledi' dale 9 a. m.
ale s p. m.
AL Pantal Hotel, PunXsutaW-
ney, Pa. Ogni martedi' dale 8
A. M. ale s p. M.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
IL DIPLOMA PRoFEssoRE D'oRGANo CoNsEGUITo DA UN
CIECO

REGGIO EDILIAn Faustino Ura di 81
eto da 10 ami aunno ItuO regonale Gar
bad cOnseguito
diploma d professore organo spendida voazion
proessore subo resto insgnnte presso tuo
de ciecb d vono riat facva caprao ebbe
mel Isttuto vante benemeo Peo Neone
Reggiano.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
PIANTE da
VENDERE

DISOGNA combattere Talto costo
1O del viveri seminando per ogni
piede di terreno. Una dele re Sc
guent cose puo' fare oggi il consu-
matore: o pagare prezzi straordinari
0 coltivarsi il terreno o fare a memo
del vegetai. Noi abbiamo un grande
assortimento di piante df verze, po-
modorO, peperOni, cavolfori, sedani,
ecc., che vendiamo mel nQstro nego-
zio, ilquale e fornito di lutte due
telefoni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-02
Specialist
Dale 9 a. M, ale A p. m.

Questo specialista cura lutte
le malattie croniche di uomini,
dome bambini.
In motif casi venendo sotto la
mia cura 81 evita una dOlorosa
operazione chirurgica.
MALATTIE DI DONNIE ED
UOMINI CURATE.
Reumatismi, catarro, malattie
del polmoni e dello stomaco. At
tenzione speciale vien data a tut
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

Backache Kidneys
Rs1an Kidney Remedy is suaran-
teed to help you if you have Kidney
complaints. or your money will be re-
turned the poment your ask for it.
$l.00 botties-Sals ~
price. wv
Solution 5 chloride. best for di,in-
fectins damp cellars. chicken
houses. etc: qt. bottle. ....... .2se
Best Coeoanut Oil. z OF. jar. .10e
Wsxed Lunch Paper. package. &c
BeIladonna Plaster. best quality
10e, 3 for 2Sc
Georges Corn and Bunion Shields
&c and l9c
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
ORTONA CASINO IS
FORMALLY OPENED

The OrtOna casino was formally
opened Monday night with Il moon
light excursion and dance that was
one of the gayest events of the sea
son. and was attended by 20
couples.
The casino blazed with the blue and
gold of the OrtOna colors. interspersed
with American flags. Blue and goli
bunting was effectively strung fir n.
the four corners to form canopy
over the dancers. TO Al excellent
program '-.C it.in.; - NE
Desp.and orchestra the .NlCS's due. J
away t'1 hours until The strains 4
Home. Sweet Home" heralded the
approach of the wee sma hours. To
add the last finishing touch to the
memorahly enjoyable affair a marsh
mallo roast was given after dancing.
The moonlight excursion was not
the least Of the successful event
Messrs. Pope and Simpson are to be
congratulated on the We'll arranged
affair with which the casino was
opened. and the announcement that
another will be given before the close
of the season Will be of interest to
the many who enjoyed the Monday
night dance
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
Hospitality Reigned With the
Spirit of Unu//0yed Pleasure

For the second time in the history
of Daytona the Daytona Hotel Mems
association entertained its guests
and friends at the Casino BurgOyne on
Tuesday evening at the most elaborate,
most enjoyable and gayest ball which
was ever held in Daytona.
Perhaps never before has the casino
been more festive. bringing together
under one wide expanse of arch, guests
from the various sections of our cOun-
try who came with the spirit of hav-
ing a good time, and this they did to
their hearts desire. Hospitality
reigned with the spirit of pleasure,
unallOyed.
Out of the darkness OF starry
night the guests arrived into the light
of the casino long before the appoint
ed hour of nine Wonderful were the
gowns worn by the ladies' Sorry in
deed are we neither space nor time
will allow us an opportunity to de-
scribe these creations.
AS to the casino itself it was won
drously beautiful. The aspiration of
a Japanese enclosure was delightfully."-
reached by the decorators. Japanese
bowers We're everywhere. Japanese
lanterns, enclosed the electric bulbs
which had been lowered from the
ceiling to an artistic height. The sub
DUNG of the lights proved an enchant-
ment, alluring and delightful for the
dancers as they glided over the floor
to the rythm symphony of the aug
mented orchestras which gave forth
continuous music from the far eS
tremes of the ball room.
Japanese decorations were useC
throughout the ball room, the only
intercession being brought about BY
drapings Of the American flag in con
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

Nine. Edward Naon S the sister-in-
law of Ambassador Naon Of Argentine.
social functions in Washington re
gently.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

SpicuOuS places. Five cOrnered stars
hung from the ceiling at intervals be-
decked with Japanese feStOOnS. POtted
plants were used in decorative prOfu-
sion. AT the opposite ends of the hall
pOtted plants were artistically banked
against the platform upon which the
OrcheStraS were seated At the cen
ter alcoye, opposite the main entrance
a canopy arrangement OF Japanese
bunting with American flags and
touches of "Old Erin transformed it
into a bower which was outlined with
pOtted palms. Here refreshing fruit
punch was served by corps of wait
resses from the Prince George and
Ridgewood hotels.
Promptly at nine o'clock the scintil-
lating strains of the Orchestras burst
forth and from thence to the wee.
small hours lovers Of the terpsichor-
can muse held sway There We're fox
trots. there We're ne-steps. and there
were Old-fashiOned waltzes, every
thing thought of to make everyone
have a good time
Beautiful blending OF colors were
seen. Never before has Dame Fash
ion so daringly combined colors which
We have been brought up to believe
were uncomplimentary. Here was a
gorgeous gown of cloth of gold with
purple. then 4 fairy like creation OF
purple and red. while in the center of
the floor was a striking velvet of rich
panne Of shades of green.
Contributing to the Iananomeral efla-
cess OF the affair We're Col f. p Wood
| bury. of the Ridgewood hotel. chair
man of the committee of arrange
ments. ably assisted by L. NJ. Waite
OF the Despland. and w w. Hilvard
OF the Prince George hotel with sub
committees divided as follows. +. p.
Woodbury.. 4 p. Glenn and G. 3 Hay
ward. in charge Of the music: w. w.
Hliyard, j. y. c. Norris, P. NJ. Cake
N charge Of refreshments. l.. NJ
Waite. I. r Fitzgerald and d. II. Ben
nett in charge of the invitations
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
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Z. SOCIAL CALENDER :

Wednesday-M w. II. Heath,
A. II. Carter, VIM. A. ROXby enter
tain at auction at Palmetto club
house at 200 p. M.
Thursday-Dance at Casino Burgoyne.
Mrs. William FOltz and Miss
Annette FOltz hostesSeS at a
Concert Dance recital at Palmet-
to clubhouse at 300 o'clock
Friday-Miss Dora Williams enter
tains at auction at Palmetto club
to meet her guest, Miss Louise
Iidden.
Saturday-Weekly hops at Ridgewood,
Despland and Prince George.
Sunday-Sacred Concert at Casino
BurgOyne
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
Second Choice.

1t Is reported from Pittsburgh that
ferro-manganese has advanced from
$38 to 81 600 q ton Well. we'll Just
have to have the man stop leaving it
and try oatmeal instead -Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
It Never Does.

We have implored nobody to run
Tor an Office and do not expect to
But that fact is not holding any OF the
boys back.-ItousI0n Post
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
MAUDE MARIE COSTELLO
To Tell Women of This City How to
 Reduce Baking Costs

bake day pointer in just one of the articles written by Maude Marie Costello, the eminent domestic scientist-and now appearing in the columns of this papeT-may save you many dollars in cash and endless bake day disappointments.
 Every one of Miss Costellos articles is brimming over with bake day in formation that shows housewives how to secure better bakings at bigger say ings.
 Miss Costello's articles are not the usual wordy talks on domestic science there is no theoriZing. She deals strictly with proven facts. She is rec ognized as one of the most competent domestic scientists of the age. She has conducted scores upon scores of extensive experiments. She has for mulated many money, time and trouble saving methods for modern house. wives. She is a thoroughly educated woman-a graduate of the University of Chicago and the Lewis institutes teacher of domestic science in the pub lie schools.
 A trained domestic scientist, who talks to you individually through the columns of this paper and tells you plainly and truthfully, precisely how you may secure the purest most per fectly leavened bakings at the lowest possible cost.
 Read Miss Costello's articles-every one of them-learn what domestic science is doing for millions of house. wives
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
Northern Mines

ny I. II. MllneS
 PRESCOTT, Dec. 15.-Despite labor troubles and the consequent curtail- ment of output, paying 57 per cent of the entire tax bill of the common wealth, large subscriptions to the Liberty loans and Red Cross cam paigns, increases in wages and the governmental fixing of the price of copper, the mining industry of Ari- zona during the year 1917, just draw ing to close, enjoyed a period of wonderful prosperity and advance ment. Production, while normal, not withstanding the fact that the big producers were. tied up by strikes for a considerable length of time, only partly fills out the picture of progress the inauguration of development on hundreds of new properties in the various districts measuring the real steps forward in the industry. Capital realized more keenly than for a de- cade the unlimited opportunities af- forded it, and poured in it's dollars with the rsult that there are more mines in the making today than at any one time since the name of Ari- zona has been known as a geogra phical division. Many of these prop critics, now in the prospect class, bid fair to realize the hopes of their packers in the immediate future and graduate into the ranks of the pro- 1 ducers. In that event. when the his
 tory of mining is written for the year 1918, the chronicler will set forth a
 narrative which will dwarf into in significance from a standpoint of pro- duction-copper, silver, lead, gold, molybdenum-the years gone before. Wealth beyond the dreams of avar- ice was hidden by nature in Arizona many centuries ago, and although the surface has been scratched in places with exceeding profit, until late years very little mining in the real sense of the word has been done. But to the benefit of the industry, the con- viction is gradually becoming more pronouced that in order to bet min l erals out of the bowels of the earth. 1t is necessary to go as deep as na- ture placed them. Ore of commercial | quality and quantity is sometimes | found at the grass roots, but legends and lore to the contrary notwith- standing. the precious metals in their raw state in Arizona are way down deep. In the mineral alphabet of Ari-
 Zona scarcely a letter is missing and
 now oil promises to become one of it's assets. drilling already being un-
 der way in the Chino valley field in Yavapai county and near Holbrook in
 Navajo county with excellent pros
 poets for bringing in wells in both places.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

can. This manner of procedure is being followed by corporations, part nerships and individual claim owners. The use of any special form is un- necessary, a letter filling all purposes, be mailed at once if not already for warded to the county recorder of the county in which the claims in ques- ton are located.
 Powder Distribution
 Another matter now occasioning considerable questioning is that with relation to powder regulations order ed by the government. The Federal Bureau of Mines has been placed in charge of carrying out of these regu- lations. State supervisors have been appointed to work with the state de- l fense councils, and these have named | deputies. The regulations are de- signed to prevent explosives from | falling into the hands of enemy aliens or any persons who would be likely to convey them to such, either inten- tionally or through carelessness. En- emy aliens may not even be trusted with explosives to carry out work un- der the immediate direction of per sons who may themselves be eligible to the use of explosives. Severe pen alties of fines and imprisonment art attached. The regulations have no been in anywise construed so as t' stop the conduct of development work, except that the latter be in an! way under the authority of an chem! alien.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
The Warren District

BISBEE, Ariz., Dec. 15.-Under the stimulus of war needs and the en- thusiasm of an all-American camp wherein loyalty to the government is the first and last word, the Warren district in the last quarter of the year has made more headway with the in dependent development of new ore areas than since the days of the Bo- nanZa Circle boom, as far back as 1905.
 Leaving out of consideration the great work of development which the Copper Queen is rapidly bringing to the point of making large new pro- duction from Sacramento Hill, and the large new development it is pre- pairing for through the Cochise shaft, which will prove up much new ore territory, and also leaving out of con sideration the new Campbell shaft of the C. &l A, which is destined to open up a great new country and will bring a vast deal of ore into the min ing division, there is an amount of new work of great promise, some of it already yielding shipping ore, un- derway in the district that is highly surprising in it's extent.
 Denn- Arizona, Wolverine, Higgins Nighthawk, Boreas and the Arizona Bisbee are foremost in interest among those developing new territory, all with promising conditions attendant Beside these are half a dozen more who are by way of getting results Still further along in the list are a large number of leasers who are get ting out ore in more or less daily quantity and while doing so are doing development which may at any time show the way into important new ore bodies.
 Meantime the important producers of the district, the big established mines, are working to maximum out put of copper, while their develop ment campaigns go along with the usual manner of satisfactory results which have for years attended the | following the plans of the engineers who direct the cutting up of the dis. | tricts country.
 Throughout the district there i. high satisfaction with conditions O. work and pay, coupled with enthusi. asm as to the future, in which every miner in the district sees vastly in. ! creased employment as ore resources are added, and in which he has caus, to feel that there will be continuanc, of present settled and satisfactory conditions as between employer anC employe. In the latter respect it doe not admit of question that the War ren district is in most excellent situ ation, the best, in fact, in any periot l Of its history. It's effective hostilit, to pro-Germanism gets the, credit.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

have been run yet to determine the width of the vein. This work will be done later. Good values have been obtained all the way enhancing the importance of the recent discovery.
 The sixth monthly dividend of five cents per share has been declared by the United Eastern Mining company, payable December 26 to all stock holders of record December F. This calls for an expenditure of S6S,000 and makes a total of $40S,000 that has been distributed to stockholders of the company since July. Total earn ings of the company for the past six months have been slightly in excess of $700,000.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
Gold Road Bonanza

OATMAN, Ariz.,-Important new development work has been com menced on the 55O-foot level of the Gold Road Bonanza property. Drift was extended for about 400 feet last spring to the east from the shaft following a vein of ore from two to three feet wide carrying good values all the way. How a drift will be ad- vanced to the west towards the main dyke traversing the entire property.
 Permission has also been obtained to run a cross cut from the Line Road tunnel workings of the Gold Road property adjoining. This will open up the same dyke at the inter section of the vein followed by the east drift. This intersection is re- garded by engineers as the most in- teresting portion of the property.
 The drift on the 400-foot level from the Gray Eagle shaft of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company property has now been advanced about 200 feet all in commercial ore. No cross cuts
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
MINES OFARIZONA

to stick strictly to the provision of the assessment exemption ruling which provides that the county re- corder be advised of intention to hold claims
 That is. write the recorder a letter telling him of intent to hold the Big Circle group of claims, for instance. naming your district and the general location of the claims. If you can, send with the name of your claim, if it is isolated, or with the names of the group if you have such, the book and page number of the original rec ord made of the claims in his office. If you have not these numbers, the names of the claims, or group, the district in which located and your own name, will suffice. To this de- scription of property it will be as well to add the names of adjacent properties and their owners, if you
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
More to Be Tried

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 15.- Fifteen negro soldiers of Companies and M, 24th United States infantry, will appear before a court martial at Fort Sam Houston Monday on charges involving death penalties in connec- tion with the riots at Houston, Texas, August 23 last The men are charged with the murder of E. NJ. Jones, auto mobile driver, who was killed the night of the riot.