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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

They apply equally to copper prOduc- CTS throughout the west. those Of some Of the other states being indeed under more of a burden of costs than Arizona As applied to the small pro ducer. the leaser and the little opera tor. their burden is of course much greater. The small producers have heavy costs in all instances for trans portatiOn. both of ore and supplies. which are minimiZed by the big pro ducers with their own railroad faciii- ties direct to mine and plants. The small producer also has charges for ore reduction to meet which must he based on allowance of a fair profit for the smelter. For electrOlytic treat ment in the east and freight to the New York market he pays the same as the large producer, and adds. as the large producer does. the commission for marketing his metal So the small producer as a matter of fact must have a considerably higher return from his ore than the large producer or he cannot possibly get by. He gets the higher return by mining high grade. When he is de- pleted of that, he is through. His only salvation is in a price for the metal that will enable him to lower the average value of his shipments. Hardships for Mines.
 A slightly higher price for copper metal would enable the conduct not only of greaer output but also of much greater development work. In the endeavor to open new areas and place greater metal resources in read mess for the emergency needs of the government should the war continue over a much longer period, the de velopment work being done through out the state on more extensive and better balanced scale than ever before is of highest importance. The better balance is due to the fact that much Of this work is being made to pay its own way. or a considerable portion of the bill. and is therefore keeping down extravasance and mak- ing the money involved do double work Reduction in the price of cop per would cut off most of this work while an increase would make from 25 to 90 per cent gain.
 More involved and with a great deal more at stake than anybody else is the metal operator and the employed miner. mill and shelter worker of the larger concerns The small operator faces the necessity of coming to a standstill and perhaps losing his prop erty. particularly so if he has a lease The workingman cOnfrOnts the re- ductiOn of operating forces. made nee essary by the mining of higher grade ores in order to hold output of metal somewhere near normal figures and earn q profit that will enable provis- isons against the needs Of the future in the mine and its plants
 In the east there is a division that will be about as hard hit as the people of the mining districts. The eastern division comprises the em- ployers and employees engaged in the output of copper and brass products. Unless the output of metal from the west is maintained at top figures
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

there cannot be sufficient supply of metal for all of these manufacturers in New England and the middle west and eastern states. They have had experience of the fact during the last quarter. in which they have been able tO get only a small part of the copper they have needed tO Till private contracts. and they have had to lay off operatives in consequence Many Of them have figured that the short age Of copper was entirely due tO strikes in the mining districts and that with these now pretty well cleared up and the eastern refineries again receiving normal shipments. ii will be but a short time before there is more copper than they can use The strikes of course cuTtailed copper output. but rising costs have had a part and will have more. and fl coupled with reduction in the metal price instead of advance will neces- sarily result in as much and perhaps more copper shortage than was brought about by the strikes. Neither the larger nor the small producers can weather less than cost prices. no matter how cOurageously and success fully they may go through strike periods to a profit making price period awaiting them on the other side Oi the trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

The Argentine government paid of recently a maturing SS.O0O,000 issues of per cent notes sold to a syndicate of New oYrk bankers iu December. 1914 The transaction completes pay ment of all money borrowed by Ar gentine in this country since the out break of the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

The Baltimore dispatch says the Bethlehem Steel company, because of coal shortage recently began closing down operations at it's Sparrow Point plaint. One blast furnace and bat tery of coke ovens have already been shut down and by Monday it is eN- pected 5000 employees VIII be idle.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

Thirty per cent reduction in alec holic and food content of beer means an estimated annual saving of Sl..700.- 00O by St. Louis hreweries alone. EN- perts assert SS0.00O bushels of barley, ice and corn may be diverted tO other uses under the new order. which Is effective January l. 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
Mining Costs M tue
 Country Bar Using Of Many Lou Grade Camps
Cost of Mining and Treating Ore In the State of Arizona Enormous. High Grade Ores Must Be Handled In Order Return Profit the Operators Reduction of Price of Metal Would Be Fatal to Industry In the State

The cost mining the rresent time from ss75 to $500 reduction service The small ducers operators and they got all of their inc andin In figured is readily apparent that high grade ores must of nothing much short of per quantities small his shipment to of them to do this requiring an with which by notwithstanding h possession all requisite the large and small produc their and metal The small pro the material await the coming shelter Precisely the same higher could have opened of
  the state dollars expended in the last openings higher ground great money operators with would justified
  price
 
 attended the closing down of than 100 small shipping present
  in copper 
 larger
 
  development which getting
 
  
 enterprises because when its stock trade which its cannot be ordered
  and if sold at loss that loss is for good and all Chapter A
  accuracy of which
  production could
 
 
 
  available high grade limited all
 cOstsIn Increase. of copper increased price copper
 
  O supplies however
  to copper actually being
 
 pound some of actually all represented The approximate figures based state
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

niger, als oab Der S~taatsftrei4 aus
ben pisraiser Sabren, benz oas preu>
bil9e Oreitlahenpa6lreht feline Selt
tung perbontt. ridgdnsig gemadt
nerDe.
81 iteben mir pieoer ba, no mir
Dor 1848 itanOen. Sin GROCER
Mufpano i9mdbli4 1T pertan." Die
alten Siinben perlangen Subne. Die
Neuorientieruns itebt Dor Der Sir.
Wirb man es in Preuben fertig
bringen, troB alebem Sen tobesmu>
tigen &dmpfern an Der 5ront ben
i6nen 3~uitebenben @influB auf bic
@eftaltuns Der innern preubil4en
Oinae gu perpeigern? Suit man
bos ni9t, bann pirb nit einem
freien Mablrsdt in preuben, 10 pie
bic Oinse in Deuti9lano liesen,
slei9aeitig aud Der Ma3tgeoante in
beaug ouf bic duBere politit eri9it<
teri. Oie 8eriibruns Don 5einb gu
6einb an ben Sronten, bic leBte uno
einaig praftii4e &~onfequeno bes
Modtsebantens, ruff auf beiben
Seiten bic &ongenialitdt oes Dens
tens berpor, Die dig 9orausfesung
bes aedtss unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fens unerldbli9 lit.
Muf ole GGle 1T bic oeuti9e Reus
orientierung cine @arantie bafiir, bob
Der 6riebe, Der ia nun einmaI fomz
men nirb. bon Oauer iein pirb.
Der umitanb. Ser 1871 gismard
bspos, Der fran5OiiiGsn Democratic
entgegenoutommen. mub 8etbmonns
Sodpes Der @infiibruns bes Reidss
tosspablredts fir preuBen gensist
MAIDEN. Das 1T, iOsiologii9 geies
ben, nur bic prattii9e 5olgeruns Der
BON emmanuel &ant our6 ipitemaz
tif6es oeutihes Oenfen geponnene
@rfenntnis. Bob Der Weg gum Welt<
! frieben bur4 Die Democratic fabrt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
ger lDfg 3Hu lDtltfritotn.
Ste 5uifheuitnntlide Sebeutuns Der
bcntidjen NeuOrientiernns.

Menn aud bic untenitebenben,
tiir5Ii4 DerOffentIi9ten Qusfiibruns
gen bes in Stuttgart oniGiiisen Se'
tretGrs Der DeatI9en 5rieOensgeiels
f@oft, Grib ga0tt9sr, iibsr bic n5pi<
i9entootli9e 8ebeutung Der beutiHen
Nsuorientieruns" bielfa9 auf Dioers
fpru9 itoben mOeen, 10 Iinb fie bod
ongeii6ts Der beutigen politii9en
umpdlauneen in europa bon bobem
SntsreFt:
Inter Der Reuorientierung, bon Der
fiiraIi9 Der bsutf9e &sidston5ler ges
fpro9en bat, DerItebt man cine Nns
aabl innerpolitiI9sr 5ragen, heren
BEL peitsm pi9tigite bic @infii6runs
zines freien Wa6Ire9tes in preuBen
1T. Cine fol9e &eform piiroe cine
9emOtrutifierung bss geIamten Oeut<
f9en DfFentIiden 2ebens ergeben. sic
intereifiert bonn paaifii9en StanOs
punt mebr, als meiitens o%ngenommen
nirb.
Der @nfang OeFen, mas bas Ius@
lamb beute preubii9en Militarismus
nennt, sebt ouf RopOleOn l.. 5urid.
Der &ompf gesen i'm fpurbe i'm 3ei'
den Der augemeinsn Webrpfli9t gee
Fiibrt, unb bas iiegrei9e @nbe Der
heutfdhen Wefreiltndsfriede mar
slei95eitig Der Inbeginn bes Stlapss
reiauItonbes bes 6epaffneten Srie<
bens, aus Dem mir beute nod nt9t
beraus iinb. 8eniumin 5ranflin
Ipri9t bobon, bob acknowledgements
militdril9e ginridtungen nirgenbs
Der @ntnidlung Der Democratic giinz
fig iinb, unb in Der .3eit BON 1916
Bis 1848 batte bieies Dort ii9 in
9eutf9lan0 muir gu ie6r b%epabrbeitet.
@ls bonn bic beutI9en Semofraten
benz preuBiiden aOnig bic bentf6e
Raiiertrone anboten, ba traf oiefes
&ngebot einen in militdrif4en Sc
fi9tspuntten beFangenen perfonen>
treis, Der fir ben groBen MOment
elm tleines @eT9le9t bariteIlte unb
benz Neien Ser beutI9en Democratic
beritdnhnisGos segeniiberfanb.
DieIer Moment, einmal berpaBt,
entI9ieb iiber bos S9idfal Der euro>
pdiT9en 8Olter. Sn Der Mitte bes
borieen So9rbunberts mare es mOg@
Ii9 getpefen. Seutf9lonb unb Sront<
reid ouf bemOtrotiI4er Bats in orr
ganif9e @%erbinbung gu bringen uno
bamit cine baternbe Sriebensgarans
tie, elm nirtli9es Mitteleuropa, gu
f9offen. @s NOR bic 3eit, no in
5ranfrei9 @ictor 9ugo i'm Sinne
bes pa3ifismus pirtte unb IN
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

No6 1T iiber elm Gpatuotipnsipital
al beri9ten, mo uns bic neuelten Gr@
runaenI9aften Ser &riegsianitdt ge@
3eigf puroen. Wir iaben elm nit elmer
pol Itdnbisen 9irurgiI4en @inrl3tung
o~erIebenes 4utomobil. Statitii9e Sds
6ellen goben einen 8egriff bon ben
fiir9terliden &Gmpfen i'm 5eltungs>
gebiet. Die nSpisen6elatung" bieies
einen 4r~meeipitals 3sist ON glei9en
Sag mebrsre taufenO @ingdnge! Die
Qnfommenben fperben in Sransports
fdbige unb gu 6oipitolifierenoe uno
9lei93eitig INNER in Sibenoe uno
2iegenoe gel9ieoen. entfleioet, gee
paIfen, unter bic 3>Strablen gez
I6oben (mon6e ba6en Splitter I'M
2eibe, obne es gu pifen) unb ibrem
3ultonb entipre9enb untergebrd9t
ober Iofort peiterbef0r0ert. Oas SPIT
tai bat Raum fir 1000 pdtienten.
Se6es Opsrations5immer 1T nit 5tpei
Si56en perfeben; pGbreno auf benz
einen operiert pirb, madt man ben
an6ern fir Sen nG9iten patienten
bereit. IS mubte oft Sag unb Na4t
ununterbro9en g~earbeitet tperben.
Ster6enoe peroen ins 9ambre oes
moribonbs perbra9t. @s 1T berbors
sube6en, ooB bic MnIoge innen unb
ouben tnbsllos LAUDER gebaIten pirb,
unO DAP fGmtli9e Hdume. du9 bic
@dn9e, bon Der 3entralbeiaung our6s
pdrmt Iinb. Man iiebt ben Saraden
BON auben bic rsi4e @usitattung nidt
an.
Sn einem &rantenIauI iinb 0eutz
I9e untersebradt. Sic feben LAUDER
unb po6igsndbrt aus. 8ettes uno
@inri9tung senau pie in ben ibri>
gen SGlen. Man muB dber INNER be-
6enfen. oaB Die bier liegenoen 2euts
I9per Qeioenbe iinb, ba ia Die
Sronspprtfdbisen melt 5uriid ins
Snnere gefiibrt perben. IS gebt cine
8eile, bis Elm IngeIpro4ener auf Die
unerfpartete beuti4e 5rqss cine 4nts
mort finoet.
Re6enan Elm Saal. in oem Die
@ergifteten liegen. .9raugriine 9eli9@
ter, meitoffene @ugen folgen uniersn
S6ritten. Mit bieien 2euten, Die
nit erbGrmli9en 2%ungenreiten atmen,
Ipri6t man ni4t. SIS 1T fir3tsrliG.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

bra6te ferner cine @eri9drfung bes
beut56<fran5Diii9en @egenfobes uno
geitoltete i'm gu einem bauernoen.
@as aber ppbl nod i9limmsr mar,
aud bic beuti4e Oemofrotie beugte
ii9 Der .prattii9en politit bes @rs
folqes" 8ismordI9sr Staatsfunit.
SIS entItono in Der oeutl9en 2iteras
tur iene @erberrli9ung bes Wa9tge@
banfens, bic uns i'm gonaen @uslanb
10 uuenbli9 geidaDet bat. Ni4t piel
anbers aber mar es in Sronfrei9.
Mu@ bort, ia man 1T perfudt gu ia@
gen, bort gang DEFENDERS, pur0e bic
@ntnidlung bes Ma9tsebanfens be-
eiinItist bur9 bic tupitaliftiiae &uls
tur.
Ser natiirli9e @sgenIaB bes poliz
tiiaen MaatseOanfens 1T Der
Sur9tsebanfe. Gus linn aog Der
auflteigenbe &opitalismus 6iiben uno
briibsn unsebeuren NuBsn. @us
Sur9t ppr benz Na4barn, Der nit
Der &eule Dor Der Sir lauern Ioute,
purben bic @iItungsaussaben be-
niGist unb INNER pieber bepiQist.
Der san5e Nufbau Der beutI4en uno
Der frana0Ti9sn S9perinbufrie
pdre Obne bic itaatli9e llnferitiits
aung, bic aus benz Sur9tgeoanten
ertpu9s, elm anberer geporben. Die
beutide Neuprientierung bat nun
audi als fdperiten unb fart ten
@eener Die S6nerinbuitrie auf ben
plan serufer. Sn einem Nrtifel i'm
n8erliner Saseblatt" unterfu4te Der
&ei4stagsa69eorbnete @otbein bic
0inse unb tam gu benz &ei ultat,
bab preuBen iid felbit nit eigensr
&raft faum aus bieier @erffridung
bur9 S9perinouitrie uno Oreiflaiz
fenpablre6t l0fen t0nne. Gr per>
langt baber ni9t mebr unb ni4t pe=
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

0euti9lanb bic erite 6riebensgefen~
fdaft gesriinbet puroe. @s bat ni9t
lonen Ietn.
Nas hann in Der 6oIse auf beut=
fder unb franaOiii9er Settle 9ef4a9,
mar pte Elm 9lieb, bas Gins na9
benz anoern our Settle purbe. Die gu
Der beutigen &ataitropbe 5tpangldu>
fig fiibrte. preuBen ma4te Den pers
bdRgnisoolen S9ritt, bas eben ein@
sefiibrte freie Wablreat Dur9 einen
Staatstrei9 abaui9offen uno burd
elm bureaufratii4es Wablipitem 81
erfeben, eben benz 6eute mod gu unz
re9t ~beItebenben preuBii9en Srei>
lofenipablre9t. Oamit enti4pano
auf ieiner Settle bic Bats bes 3us
Iammenpirtens nit Srantreid.
Sranfrei9 bagesen enbete in ben Ir@
men oes &aiiertums, bas cine Grf
bD6ung Der militdrifden &ontingente
mad Der anbern bprnabm. Sn elmer
oeu1l@en Glnl9un9 tDnnte Der ptllle
Napoleon bann, BON militdrifhen
@eii6tspuntten ausgebenb, niAts an@
beres erbliden als cine 8ebrpbung.
Samit purbe bic 0euti9e @inigung.
fails iiberbaupt nod :Ogli4, muir auf
triegerii9em Wege errei4bar, uno
5tpar i'm 9eseniaB our Nadbarna@
tion. 8ismard als Mann Der proris
bat iie oann in oieiem Slime pou@
ao9en. @eil er Oaau a6er Sploaten
brau6te, Deren 8epilisuns inn DON
feiten Der Democratic aueifelbaft err
i4einen mubte, 10 fonnte er in
preuBen ni9t bonn 0reiflahenpabls
re@t lps. Die 3pieipdltisteit Ieiner
@uffoKuns iiber bieien @egenitano
ldbt iid an ieinen 4%euBerungen lei6t
na4peilen. Der &rieg bon 1870/71
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Sn Wangen an Der
Mord befinben ii9 finf Na9barn,
bic auIammen Sc 8inoer batten, bon
benen nod 40 leben. Gine biefer Saz
milien ftent iieben S0bne in ben
0ienf oes @oterlanbes. 9euli9 iu6z
tie Elm Monsener 8iirger Die 9eimats@
gemeinbe pieber auf, oeiien gbefrdu
Dem %. &inoe bas 2eben gei9entt
bot. Sausbaltungen nit Iber einem
OuBenb &inoern eibt es in Der
Mor6 piele, uno 6amilien nit 5 unb
6 bienitpfli9tisen S0bnen iinb feline
Seltenbeit.
Dieter Sage itarb in
Qeip3ig 62idbrig Der &onrettor oes
bortieen &1nigin GaroIae9 pmnaii=
urls, @rof. Or. !6orit &Obl. Ser
@~eritorbene lit melt iiber bic @ren3en
feiner S6ultdtigteit befannt geppr=
ben ols eifriger Spe5ialit auf benz
@e6iete Ser 9ismard Spri9ung.
3ablreife Quellsnbi9er gu Bis
mards Qe6en perbanten linn ibre
Gntfte6ung, NIB gu nielen Sismardz
S6riFten ~liefcrts er selebrte &om=
mentore. &obl trar ou9 Ser 9era.s'
9eher oes 9isnnrd@ SabrsuGS unb
bag Sismord~Sa!enoers
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
Stim franSOiii9en NrmeefOmmarbo.
WIS ben gnfscdmnnecn cines aurrdpUuScutrn bonn Uefhden Srisss'
Ihduplak.

Idnbern f9sinsn pirtIid Die tpsniss
fen 2eute 0as 1914 i'm Parliament
aeIpro6ene @ort &itdeners: .Wir
miiFen nit tpenisItens orsi Sabren
rs6nen". srnIt senommen gu baben.
Mdndcr mag iiber Meer eetommen
fem i'm @ebdnten, Elm paar Monote
ooer b06itens Elm Sabr mit5utun. nun
Iinb f9on boIb rOreijdbrig s5rsipiuis
9e" 0ordus eeporoen. Die omeritdnis
I9en 4mbuIan3en bdben nod benz
urteil fron30Fider Offi5iere gang bsrs
p~orrogenbe Oienfte geleiItet.
Gdou fpor bic No9t b%ereingebros
den, ols mir Der SsIepbons unb Der
neutrality-suspicious. 3entraIe uniere
Nufportung ma9ten. Sednif9e Gtns
ael6.iten psrbietsn ii9 bier bon ieIbit.
@ienei6t ober barf man berraten,
bob i'm @ebiet Der Grmee bon @ers
bun bieraigtauIenb &ilometer 0rabt
osIponnt morosn iinb; bas rei4t ia
fdIt nm bic @roe.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

9eu 8efu9 zines frun50TIdsn Ir.
msetommonoos bel 8eroun ihilosrt
Gin ariesstorrsiponOent bes rgernsr
Bunb", tpis foIgt:
Wir tonnten bic @inri6tuu9en bes
Mrmeetommanoos Bis in bic feiniten
ginsslbeiten beii9tigeu. 9a fino bic
gunspos, bic tartOgropbii4e Gnftalt.
Dor unTsrn Nugen to,nmt Die nsusits
MuFloge zines groben pldns BON Der
0rsTs. Sine i'm gIei6en Mabtob ges
boltene bsutf6e aufnabme Der gleis
den @egsnO, Don Der mir oderoings
nidt pifen, mann fie berseite(It pur@
be, 1T piel fummariI4sr aus9efaaen.
On anberer @tele fnb Mooeaeurc
nit Der 9erIteIluns zines &artens
reIieFs beidGftigt; pisbsr onOsre. nit
feinen Snitrumenten oerfebene 2sutc
priifen bic nsueiteu Gliegerpbotogrds
pbien uno lie ssben ibre @ntoedunger
on Die 8artosropben tpeitsr.
Gin 8eiu9 Bel ben SIiegsrt oea
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

nod bic grFinbunssgobe fino Sonbsr'
cut elmer Nation. S6on bort mon
eerii9tpeiTs bon fir6terIi4en neuer
@oIen, Die nG9itens %ongetpenoet nsrs
ben foaen.
Cine tpsitsre JoIes 1T Die mabIoic
grbitterung unb bas in INNER tpeis
ter. areiIe ~orinsenoe Gsfibl, DAB ale
p0Iterre9tIiden &risgsrsgeln ouber
&roft Ieien. Mebr ols einmol bOrtG
i6: .Oas lit tein &ries mebr. @s III
ettpos, fir bos nod Der Nome feblt."
Dem Solodten in Der 8dmpflinie II
Der notiirIi9e WiOerpile segen Bit
0eroifterei, Die oGes, mas Ooem bat
obne unterI9ieb nit einem ~quolpouer
Sooe ooer slenosm Sie9tum beorobt
nod Ianae nift pergongen; bofiil
finb benz S9reibenoen 3eugnife bor
beioen Soften bstonnt getporoen, Dor
2euten, bic nod in Der Sront iteben
ME bon Snternierten.
Neben benz 6ofpitdl iteben in ldn'
gen ountIen &eiben Die S~anitdts5iise
Seoem bon bier ins Snnere fa6renoer
3ug 1T elm gontinetpagen beigefii9t
Ser ieber3eit bsrsit 1T. fir 400 Monr
elm pormes Mnbl auf3utii4en. Or
tpirb Der @srpfIssungsoienit 0es Cpl:
tols entla5tet. Wte mir iiber Der
8abnfDrper iteigen, 0ffnet ii9 cir
S6iebetor unb cine &ptfreuSzOam
froqt: rSrinfen oie 9erren cine Sale
Sbee?" Mon lGBt ii4 ni4t Iange Bit.
ten, nit !SiIfe zines heruntergelangteu
Strides ertlsttern mir ben Woger
unb befinoen uns in einem ortiger
fleinen Galon. Nod elmer Weile biBi
fi6 elm tleiner blei9er Slieger beraul
su uns. @r benegt ii9 nit GINGER
Miibe. n8irb Sbr 8ein INNER fteil
bleiben?" nMein 8eiu? = SIS liegl
auf benz Srieo6of."
Del feline blei9e 2eutnant bai
bel erIebt, feGbit cine Imputotion
Obne 6artoie. SIS mar ni8t onoerS
gu MAIDEN, ib mar gu i4pa3 UNI
BON Der S9ipd9e auh balb betGubt.
4bsr bas ourdgebenbe Meier oner=
oings babe i9 geipiirt!" Der Manr
lit INNER nod Slieger; CT iteigt iogar
gu 8ferb. Oos lei iibrigens ni9tS
8eionberes, in ct. Gbr lei Iogar cir
GeitIebrer nit einem tiinItli4en 8ein.
llnfere @afeeberin 1T mebr fir Den
beiteren Son. @s ge6e al9 gang anti
iierIi9e 0inge i'm &rieg. nMi9 gum
geiipiel perben sic ber5Ii9 ausla'
den. penn i4 meine @%rlebniiie er5db'
lie. Set &riegsbesinn bin i4 Militdr.
Set 5peieinbnlb Sobren fabre i9 Dor
ser 5ront nod Siiben, Biz Ni5ad uni
5uriid, INNER in bieiem lieben 3iseu.
nertpagen. Mein Mann 1T @rat i'm
gleiden Nrmeetorps, unO aud er be-
gIeitet S~anitdtsaiige. Wie oft m0ger
mir uns getreuat bo6en? @ber i'd
fonnte ss anitelen. pte i'd pOIte
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Mrmeetommanbps seitattet uns, Die
ueueiten &ompffIug3euge tennen gu
Isrnen unb nit benz @eT9paoerfib>
rer, einem iungen 2eutnnnt. iiber Ieis
ne @rfabrungen in Der 2uft gu fpre>
den. Die 5Iieger iinb Iei4tgebaute,
O%ffsnbur iebr for9fdltig ausgeleiene
Qeute. @s pirb ales an bic 9s@
f9pinoisteit seiebt, pie auf Der
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Rembobn. Selbit auf Die Panaerung
per3i6ten bic 2ufttdmpfer; lie ponen
fem totes @epi9t mitfihren. Der
ssluapart zines Mrmeetorps 3eigt an@
6ere Sppen. @dmtli9e 6lue5ease iinb
bliBblant, 5ligeI unb 80rper metals
Iifiert. Sober 5lieger fiibrt iein beion>
beres @rtennungs5ei9en. Bis auF ei<
ne S0be bon 5000 Meter pirb f4on
g.tGmpft. Gin Meni9 mub fi9 i4neQ
oufbrau9en in bisfer Sdtigteit. Se6s
Mpnote 8ampffliiee seniieen pohl
aud fir einen, Der ni9t ubgei6ofen
miro. als Waffe oient uffenbar nur
nod oos Mai9inengslpebr.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Sic bier @bOhaop9an, nb Dsnen nsle s3s dsnuSSqsn ss5%ag ,s gnsDe"; s% PIE
Ben bon eHem anerHmiden Snsenieur ggsmeet. Der : N9 sl9e as, gu a Gf1e% SH %s
Sr ndGen berdgt faum bs SuSerttauicn6fel elmer getnmSe o Ge Sr6 6st
~ nod niemas g3ept moroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

nod fem einaiges Mul babe i@ i'm
erpif6en tOnnen oOer au4 nur geiez
ben. Sd quite uo6l INNER gum
faIf9en Seniter binaus. 9as mub
bod = fir anbere 2eute = fur4tbar
fomii6 iein!" ltno ri4tig, Die gauge
@eIeui9aft bri6t in Elm grobes 2a~
9en aus, in benz elm beaer Sopran
mitflinst. Nad 10 trilbsn ginoriiden
1T Elm iol6es 2a9en pie Elm Seelenz
ba6. Man barf es ni4t perlernen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Gin piirsenbsr 9tbi6eu mub einem
in Die Seble itsigen. @as 1T Die Sols
ge ioI6er arisgsmittel9 0o9 nur
bic, oab iid beibe Ydrteien abpe9=
Ielnb in fdeufli9en Nelsrungen
iiberbieten; oenn p.oer be @5emis,
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

Sn einem 5elSe Tteben amerifaniz
f9e &utfreu5zAutomu6ile. DAG ar1e=
rifaniI9e Sanitatsperional pirb
our4 bic Dauer bes Srieess ouf cine
sroBe, bisber itanbfaft eriaseue Sc
~bulpsprobe a~eitelt. luBs. e.;; eng
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-18
GORkY QUITTING
POLITICS, GIVES
RUSSIA REPROOF

PETRoGRA0, Russia, June 10. -
Maxim Gorky, the famous Russian au.
thor, today announced definitely that
he has abandoned poIitfes~ and IN the
future will devote himself solely to
artistic and literary matters. In HE
statement he says:
1.-THE evils from which Russia IL suf.
ferlng are due to painful backward
ness In scientific and technical knowI-
edge" He said that the present con.
dillon Of anarchy Is temporary only.
Many people have become disIIIus-
Toned, he says, and declares that the
only medicine for them 10 science.
Through lack Of science, he asserts,
half Of the peasant children die be-
fore they reach the age Of five, and
the fields are cultivated 80 badly that
they give only one-quarter Of the
yields Of those Of Belgium and France.
Lack Of sanitation aids disease, he
adds, and advises the establishing Mt
Of scientific centers.