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The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
New Food Administrator.

L. R. Gibbons of Holbrook has
been named as county food ad-
ministrator for Navajo county to
to take the place made vacant by
the resignation of James F. Ma
honey of Winslow, and C. c..
Grover. city superintendent of
the Winslow schools has been
appointed deputy county food
administrator for that point.
T he announcement of tn e
changes was made at the office
Of the federal food administra-
tion for Arizona with the explain
alton that Mr.. Mahoney was re-
lieved at his own request, and
for the further reason that it
was deemed advisable to have
the county food administrator
located at the county seat.
The food administration feels,
it was stated, that Mr.. Mahoney
served diligently, and with many
problems arising which require
considerable detail work, it was
thought no more than right that
his wishes that the work be
tRrned over to others be carried
out.
Mr.. Mahoney accepted the 20.
sition in a patriotic spirit which
has been manifested throughout
his service to the government.
For sale, fve-room modern
house, we'll furnished, large lot,
with garage and car for $780,
located 209 west Oak street
Call or write to Clarence Burr,
Tucson. Ariz.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Advertisement for Bids.

Sealed proposals will be re-
celved at the office of the Navajo
County Highway Commission,
Holbrook, Arizona, until 2 p. m.
August 5th, 1918. for the i'm
proving of the Holbrook- Snow
flake Road from Five Mile to
eight and one-half miles south of
Holbrook. The work will consist
approximately of the following:
15,600 C. y. earth excavation.
$50 C. y. rock excavation.
$50 C. y. ruble paving.
II C. y. ruble paving.
1000 C. y. gravel surfacing.
324 in. culvert pipe.
2 80 in. culvert pipe.
Plans and profiles may be seen
at the office Of the Highway En-
gineer, Holbrook, Arizona, and
specifications will be furnished
to prospective bidders on deposit
of Two Dollars, which will be
refunded upon receipt of a bona
fide proposal or the return of the
specifications in good condition
on or before 2 O'Clock, p. M,
August 5th, 1918.
w. E. FERGUSON, Secre-
tary Navajo County
Highway Commission.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19

The Winslow Market is the
place to buy your green fruit and
vegetables.
The age-old situation of two
men and woman has been skill
fully woven into the plot of The
Honor of His House." which is
to be shown at the Opera House
Saturday evening, starring Ses-
sue Hayakawa, the brilliant
Japanese actor, supported by
Florence Vidor and an especially
good cast including Jack Holt,
Maym Kelso, Forest Seabury and
Tom Kurahara.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
State Council of Defense.

The new state council of de-
fense closed a five days session
last Friday evening, effecting a
complete organization, and ap-
pointing several permanent COM
mittees. Navajo county is rep
resented on the following CON-
mittees:
Public Health, DR.. Geo. P.
Sampson.
Transportation. R. H. Tuttle
and Henry Heide.
Production, C. K. Fillerup and
O. S. Flake of Snowflake, and
R. C. Cresswell.
Biological Survey, R. B. Walton.
Americanization, ]. H. Chap
man.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Student Nurses Reserves.

1t is announced from Washing
ton that the enrolment for the
United States student nurse re-
serve will begin July 29th. The
student nurses will be used to
fill vacancies in American hos
pitfalls created by the great num-
Der of trained nurses who have
been sent oversea. Arizona's
quota of the number is seventy
four.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
To ALI Concerned.


The citizens Of Winslow are
hereby notified that from and
after the publication of this no.
tice, the city ordinance in refer
ence to dogs running at large on
the streets will be rigidly en-
forced. If you value your dog
keep him confined to the prem
ises, or he will be killed.
A. O. LA PRADE,
City Marshal.
ED. GARDNER,
Night Police.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Additional Locals.

One two-room housekeeping
apartment for rent. Inquire 2O9
west AspinwaIl street.
Mesdames j. w. Drake and C.
L. Baynes, and children, have
gone to the California beaches
for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Houghton
returned last Saturday from Sc
attic, where they attended the
wedding of their son.
Mr.. Albert Shrader, of Topeka,
Kan, arrived in the city Tuesday
morning to visit few weeks at
the home of his uncle, w. c.
Norman.
Judge Sidney Sapp was Win
slow visitor Tuesday, and he was
working a handshake and wear
ing a smile that would be quite
an asset for candidate for office.
But the Judge is not going to run
this year.
Mesdames E. I. Matthews and
F. j. Hink returned yesterday
from Prescott, where they had
been all week attending the
grand lodge meeting of the Re-
beccas as delegates from the To-
cal order.
Attorney C. H. Jordan and
Deputy Sheriff Harp were in the
city last Tuesday, and whether
they came to watch each other
or had designs against some of
our citizens we were unable to
learn. Whenever Holbrook con-
tingent comes to town the editor
runs and hides until the sky
clears a bit.
The police officers have started
a new crusade shooting dogs that
are allowed to run at large on the
streets. If you have a dog you
value as a pet it would be well to
confine him to the premises
where he belongs. A dog may
be valuable to the family, but
when he is permitted to run at
at large he is nuisance to the
community.
Gov. Hunt and party, touring in
an automobile, were in Winslow
few hours last Monday, to try out
the new road and view the seen
cry on the new Sunset Pass and
Long Valley road to Phoenix.
Ever since this road was opened
the Governor has been promising
himself to make the trip, and
having official business in the
north end of the state took this
occasion to crafty his curiosity.
This road should be made part
of the state highway system of
the state, and with the additional
aid given by the forest reserve,
in a few years could be made a
boulevard to Phoenix, reducing
the distance a hundred miles
from the present old route around
by Prescott.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Poultry Sale.

Laying hens and pulle is.
Spring chickens at market prices.
Fancy breeding stock of both
Barred Rocks and Partridge Wy
andottes. Rev. COLE.
317 w. 3rd St.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
For Sale.

Two lots with 4-room furnished
house, screened-in porch, toilet
and electricity. Newly built wash
house 12x14, hen house 6x14
with runs, shop 14x16. When
sold will paint house and out
buildings one coat fire-resisting
paint. Good location, beautiful
view. Also for sale cheap library
table, stand, 5 dining chairs. high
chair, freless cooker, counter
scale, lawn mower, and a rabbit
hutch.
w. A. VAUGHAN,
North side Grammar School.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Red Cross Rumage Sale.

of ladies were out in the city
soliciting old garments for ship
ment to the Belgium sufferers,
and the response from the people
was so generous that about 10,-
900 pieces were gathered togeth-
er, from calicos to silks, and jeans
to broadcloth. The committee in
charge of sorting and preparing
the shipment find from instruc-
tions from the government that
only certain kinds of materials
can be shipped over sea, which
includes only the substantial ma
terlals in garments. AS result
the committee find on their hands
a lot of good silk waists, and
gowns, and shoes, which they
have decided to place on sale this
week in a store room on Second
street, and the money received
for the articles will be sent to-
the Belgium sufferers, which no
doubt will be just as satisfactory
to the donors.
Chairman Grover thinks there
will be about four or five tons of
garments left for shipment, and
with able assistants he hopes to
have the boxes all packed within
the next ten days. If you want
to get some idea of the task be-
fore the committee it would be
interesting to call at the Red
Cross headquarters where the
garments are being sorted in
piles.
DR.. Inez Smith, of Holbrook,
was in the city last Tuesday and
attended the regular meeting of
the Red Cross executive COM
mittee in the interest of the Hol-
brook branch. 1t might be in
teresting to our people to know
that the Navajo-Apache Counties
Chapter is one of the most eff
cient in the state, and more than
met all the demands of the Paci-
fic Division headquarters for sup
plies. How much more they
could do if all our citizens would
sign pledge card to contribute
81 a month to the Chapter.
Here is another letter which
shows how much the canteen
work of the Red Cross is appre-
ciated by the men in the army
and navy:
Headquarters Base Hospital.
Camp Beauregard Louisiana, July IL, 1918
Mrs. A. r. Goldman,
| Winslow Arizona.
| My dear Mrs. Goldman:
Allow me in the name of all my patients to
thank you and your Chapter for the nice break
fast served US on our recent visit to your city
route to Prescott. You will always be remem-
bered by the whole lot of sick men that had the
pleasure of attending and visiting your city.
Thanking you again, l am gratefully yours,
VIM. G. HAMLY, 1st Lieut.. M. r. C.
A Red Cross shop will soon be
established in one of the small
store room in the Electric thea
ire building. The room is do
mated by Mr.. Lathrope.
We hope soon to have the ma
terials on hand to begin on the
new allotment of work. There
will be very little knitted work,
but a great deal of very simple
sewing, and we will need the as
sistance of all available workers
to complete the work by the 1st
of September.
Mr.. W.. P. Gilpin, of Kansas
City, is in the city getting ac-
quainted with his new grandson.
For sale, six-room house fur
nished. 405 Kinsley Ave. Ad-
dress Mrs. G. w. Hart, Box 434.
A letter received by Everett
Walcott from Joe LaChance
brings the information he is now
employed in a market at Escon-
dido, Calf.
The Navajo county democrats
met in conference at Holbrook
last Saturday to look over the
political situation, and a number
of the faithful from Winslow
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-19
Local Happenings.

week for d three months visit
to Denver and her old home in
Omaha, Neb.
Jack Gibson and his mother
left yesterday morning for a ten
day vacation in Los Angeles and
San Diego.
Frank Hoctor, now of Phoenix,
was visiting in the city this week
while en- route to his ranch in
Apache county.
Mrs. j. ]. Lane and daughter
Dorothy left last week for Los
Angeles. where Mrs. Lane will
go under the care of a doctor for
a time.
Miss Margaret Chandler, of
Boston, sister of Mrs. G.. M. Ser
vice, arrived in the city last week
to spend the summer with her
sister at the ranch.
Mrs. Ed. Gardner and children
left last week for Los Angeles to
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer in that city, hoping the
change in climate will benefit
her health.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Anderson re
turned home from their month S
outing at Long Beach last Satur-
day, where Mr.. Anderson put in
most of his time mussing up the
waves of the ocean.
Mrs. F. H. Murphy and daugh-
ter Mildred returned Sunday
from their trip to California.
Master Billy returned several
days previous, as he had a suspi-
cion dad was getting lonesome
without him.
Miss Teresa Monroe returned
last Sunday from her extended
visit to the old home in New
York. She is glad to get back
to Arizona sunshine once more,
and once more there is sunshine
in the Bank of Winslow where
all was gloom.
Mr.. G.. O. Nesting, of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived in the city
last week to accept position in
the store department Of the Santa
Fe. Mrs. Nesting and young son
have been here for some time
for the benefit of Mrs. Nesting S
health.
Mrs. w. I. Butler leaves Sun
day for Los Angeles to purchase
her fall stock of millinery, and
get in touch with the new crea-
tions, which BODIES grief to the
married men unless he hides his
pocketbook or invests his money
in war saving certificates.
Fred I. Co'ter, of Apache
county, was in the city Wednes-
day for a few hours putting his
gubernatorial boomlet on exhibi-
tion before the democratic faith
full in this community. Mr.. Colt
er, like all the other candidates
is very much pleased with the
outlook, and feels confident he
will be the party nominee.
The editor has a remittance
letter from Mrs. Barney Rohles,
from her new home in Nanaimo,
B. c., and she and Barney are
perfectly delighted with their
location. She tells of beautiful
trout streams and the excellent
fishing, and then probab y
through fear of a visitation of
wrath from Barney she recites
how he went out and caught
sixty-two trout one evening, and
the smallest one weighed six
pounds.
DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Gaines re-
turned last week from their va
cation spent with relatives in
Kansas City and the surrounding
country. The doctor also spent
a little time at Excelsior Springs
} and he returns very much i'm
proved in health. He has le-
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te. Seine 9ebrt1tigfeit pnroe lltr
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Som -3aren ssifoIans.

Die amerifanii6e Rote &rells =Ntil=
lion, Die oltreb Sibiriel1 nod Rl1t.iis
llien gereiit lit, Bot oettlelben Bug Be
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ssifclmIs ltno ieiner ssamilie mar bas
8nn5e Elm iuabres Gidnif."
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Nuutn1er 1851
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nit militarii1en Gbrerr beeroigt tuor-
Oelt.
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WV. S.S.l
WRSkyIlt0S STAMPS
eSuED BY THE
UNITED Stairs
GOVERNMENT
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9as @eraufdJ eines aniies.

SIN Sabre 1910 terbreitete iid IN
9olfel, Der oarnaliecl 3eiibens oes
saonigs 2nitif, oas @eridlt, eill
bei'iiher 8muer babe nuf Der Erolae-
naoe nod Dem aonia gefhoiien, lno
Der Sd)nB bate lulfeblbnr iein 3iel
erreidlt, nenn nid)t Elm frall5c!iider
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follcn nare Die sSolge oapon mar,
bob SacquesS sSrialll bolo als ,sae-
bensretter bes &onigs" Der 0elo ees
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uerbielt iid 5llr allgeneinen Beryoin-
oerilng 5uriifhalteno. @ines SoaeS
bradte ibm Der ariegslitiniiter, Sc
neral Gble, elm 0efret, ourd oas
SsSacaltes sSriaul gum 9ieutenant er-
nannt ueroell iollte. sd unterlhre,-
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re l1d)erlih, Sic fennen lneine Meis
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aigs, Der ieiiten 2ebensretter nod,
nid1t einmol in glitoiel5 enlpfanaen
babe, lno id)lieBlidJ fiiate iid) sSerone
af6 bierin mo befobl sSocuuas
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gcbung. Gmln fab er iih rlit ieilem
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5iitritt llno ibnt cine idJaacnoe DIR.
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ben acrettet2 Sprth, Sdurfelr
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s8obniinniee feline BiitoIe obIhoij,
nid1t total betrlnfen?" so, so.
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Der st0renfrieo.

Iicf im Sdreibmerf eingegraben IFS
id
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ih,
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od,
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@ere,
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flere.
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neiter
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9aid am Sarte sauieilo, inmcr
ihlini1ter
1reibt's oas oreilfel leina yraileE=
5inlner
@9is benz sllten enOIid Die @eou,o
reiBt,
ltno er 5ornig tic bon ielnem Hnft
lDcilt.
vMarif hinausl ytlln enolib lab mir
.9ubei1
@rarBen trappeln ibrc fleinen
Shuhe
ltno Der 0ieergreis, flnlrreno Dor
gnporltng,
Sibt uno iebnt iidl an6 Ser
na6lten Stornn9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-03
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3lpei ainoer bort id nit einanoer plalls
lhen,
5o friidb nno jung nod fuie oes geors
llno unfpilIfiirlib nlubt' id ibnen Ialls
i1en,
Die 8eioeu ipielten nomlicb Damn uito
5rn1s"
Sic batten 1id5 Elm fleines 5ans erridtet
9lus @rns uno 3ipeigen lirlo aus ipeiz
dem 0ioos,
Nus Grse tleine gdrfe allfge1d)ihtet,
9as Wtdoden bielt ibr Biippd)en anf
Dem SdnB,
Yer annbe log an eir1em DhinenIteuue[
llno riinlpfte feline Naie arrogant.
llno babel brlimnlte bieier fIeine @enz
gel.
~9larie, oas 5leifd lit pieoer anaes
brdnntl"
g8oralif one 1iaio erbuIt beaann slt
ldspdben.
sd babs geipuBt. 0n bait mid nidbt
mebr Iieb,
llno INNER bait 9u etfpas auS3uiesen,
ll1o iibt herum grab ipie Elm Eaae6iebl Il
Snittt briintnrte u1iirrii6 er, es lei Die
Suppe
NSAthsoSpt b'tp p1AS ituS9iit OilEtibUltit,
Sas fpar oas 4ino Tin bieiem San Die
Yippe),
an Dem .Yapa" itets Sebler bat entbedt.
gas 5aiSltunosselo ipnro lang llnb brett
beipro6en.
Die. Srleioerfrd9e nidt pergelien. inaro,
llno ulles. mas bic yioGlbari6aft per@
brodeu,
@rtpogeil tpuroe ilah Der Iftsn glrt.
Sie tall}dten Sorgen aus lmo oebattierz
ten,
llno DIE SeriDbuilne fplgte Damn 6un
Sblng,
sSobeili6 8eibe nah @ebii6ren sierten,
9is idlieBlih fam 8nitanDe bod Der GlB.
Ss malt iid) IN Der fleinen Hitloer Seelc
Das @hegliid sans tpie 5u 6altie aus.
gle fennen uidt Der ilIugen Sieb' aandle
llno MIR oes Sbebafens Sturmeebraus
0ie leben nirr Die bielen fleinen Sorgeil.
Sie iaben ME Der iilngen 2ie6e Slaum,
Sm Iteten @inerlei lit ieoer Morgen,
lluD arg proiaiidl iit ihr 3uflinftstralun
90 miro gar mander Gheitanb geldloI@
fen.
Seil meiife1tteiI5 Der 5rieb on5ir ererbt,
llno lpus, ldier unnusbleiblih ms pers
oroiIeu,
Nrith5eiti9 auf Die ainber a6eefdrbt.
(2eo 9aB in oer u. y. Staats8ta.