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Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
MINOR CASES COME
 UP IN COURT HERE

l.. c. McGee. who is alleged to have passed bogus check of s on the Welf Suit House, was arraigned before Jus tice Wheeler yesterday and his pre- liminary examination set for o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
 Joe Mccarthy, who was brought be- fore Justice Wheeler on the charge of disposing of intoxicating liquor, waived hearing and was bound over to the superior court
 Bill Stein, negro, who is alleged to have stolen a pair of automobile gloves, was arraigned and his prelim- mary hearing set for 10 o'clock Thurs day morning.
 c. D. Jamison pleaded guilty of vio- lating the speed law in the 20-mile district, and paid a fine, of S1o.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
INSPECTION FEE
 RULING MADE BY
 SUPERIOR COURT

A further attempt was made before Judge Stanford yesterday by the at torneys for Governor Campbell in the late gubernatorial contest to reduce the amount of the cost that had been assessed against them. Objection was especially made to the fees allowed Attorneys T. w. Nealon and F. c. Struckmeyer for inspection on the ground that they became attorneys for Governor Hunt and that the law did not contemplate that the loser should pay the attorneys fees of the con- testant As to the fee claimed by Mr. Nealon. who had been appointed in- seector to represent the court some thing more than S900, it was shown that there had been paid him more than $500. It was also shown much of the time which had been credited to Mir. Nealon at s25 a day was not spent in the inspection of the ballots but in being present at other proceedings in connection with investigation of poll lists, etc.
 Judge Stanford held that the fees of the two attorneys should be allowed since their relation to the contest as attorneys had been formed after the inspection had been concluded. As to the amount of the 1eeS que MT. Nealon l that will be settled later.
 The court instructed the attorneys to make an adjustment of those items where there were more inspectors and tally clerks charged than were at work on the days stated. It was shown that such charges were often made; that is when inspection of certain pre- cinct was in progress requiring the ser vices only of such inspectors and clerks as were necessary, claims had been put in for others who were not present. | MT. Nealon explained to the court i that he had received but $500 for his services and had submitted no bill for
 nore than that amount; that it was l his impression, which he would verify that his duties as inspector ceased at the time of the payment to him of $50 on January ,, the date of the comple
 tion of the inspection of the junk pile '
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Meetino Successful!

The union prayer service under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. which was held in the Christian church Wednes- day evening, was well attended. Mrs. D. G. Buck led the service and the pastors of the four churches made short talks, as well as some of the members of the organization.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Fire Chief Aunointed

At a meeting called for the pur
 pose of discussing the matter of fire protection, P. F. Tregaskes was appointed chief and George l.. Ali son and Rollie Pomeroy, captains of hose companies l and 2. Mayor Beville stated that the. council rec ognized the need of better equip ment and as soon as a way could be found for so doing, the fire fight CTS would have a more efficient ap-
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
News If Butler

A telegram from Darrell G. Butler to his wife here states that he left F't. Wheeler, Ga, early in the week for a concentration camp in New York. Mr. Butler is in the signal corps as motor mechanic.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

the art exhibit at the school auditorium Wednesday, which was enjoyed by a large crowd, there scarcely being standing room.
 The program was as follows:
 Piano solo-Thelma Mullen.
 Vocal solo-Miss Myrtle E. Rice.
 Group of songs-Girls Glee club.
 Motion songs-Sadie Goodwin, Jes- sic LaMont and Zorena Goodwin.
 Vocal solo-Miss Bessie Barkley.
 Piano soIo-Jessie Haynes.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Red Cross School Committee

The following have been named as the school committee of the Mesa branch of Central Arizona Chapter: Mrs. Alton Peterson, chairman; Messrs c. P. Greer, Alma Davis, and J. c. Kenwell. The misses Merriam, Alexander and Hillrich.
 The members of the committee are requested to meet with the branch chairman at the Red Cross room on Friday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock for the purpose of organizing the Junior.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
COY0TESECOND
 TEAM |S LOSER

The Coyote Forum second team was defeated in a debate with the sopho- more English class team, yesterday afternoon in the regular club room of the forum. The subject thrashed out
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Sells Ranch Pronertu

A. B. Clark Sas sold his ranch west of town to F. W. Matthews. who will take possession as soon as E. M Shimp, the present occupant, can leave. MT. Clark advertised his place in The Republican and, judging from the number of inquiries he received, he is thoroughly convinced that that man. ner of advertising brings results and also that land in this section is much in demand at this time.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Accepts Church Call

J. o. Willett has accepted the call of the Baptist church to be their pastor at this place. Rev. Willett is from Joplin. Missouri but came to Tempe from Raton, New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Breaches Funeral

Wednesday afternoon Rev. J. R. Rountree of the Christian church preached the funeral service over the remains of a little daughter of the Stone family in Mesa
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Teachers on Sick List

Miss Alexander, principal of the North school. was confined to her home yesterday with an attack of la grippe. Miss Hayes, of the Frank lin school, has been i'll for 10 days from the same disease However, she now is able to be up, and her physi- clans announce that she will be back on duty within a few days.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
New Daughter Arrives

Mir and Mrs. R. c. Elliot are re- joicing over the arrival of a little daughter at their home, Monday morn- ing
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

We want you to know Jiffy- Jel1 for your own sake. See how it excels the old-style gelatine desserts. It will surprise and delight you.
 JiFy-Jell is an exquisite prod uct, made with rare-grade gel atine. No sugar, no fruit need be added Just add boiling water. Then add the rich fruit flavor from the vial in each package.
 The great distinction lies in these wondrous havors, made from fresh, ripe frI1it. They are highly concentrated, so Jiffy- Jen desserts and salads have a wealth of nioh fruit taste. They come sealed in bottles -o one in each package so they keep their strength and freshness
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
MESA OFFICE Chandler Court
 Phone 1-R-2

have to keep busy to keep warm. In the evenings, we stick around any available stove, and crawl in early to keep warm Even if the passing of the shortest day of the year does mean longer working hours pretty soon, we are glad its gone, cause now the advent of warmer weather seems about as far away as the U. $. A. Best regards to all my friends. Lots of love to you, one and all, and best wishes that your Christmas at home has been a merry one.
 Lovingly,
 HORACE. Horace B. Griffen, Jr Co. B. End Reg. Eng. Amer. Exp. Forces.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
M.asIe. at Evans School

Several of the young men of the Evans school are under quarentine because of measles. The sufferers are located in the cottage quarters, and these are isolated from the rest of the student body.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

paratus with which to work. In the meantime, the new chief was in structed to have the present equip ment overhauled, and provide any missing necessities in the way of noZZleS, etc.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

Marquis Rich, Tailor and Cutter, has just received his new line of samples, and they are elegant. Suits from S20 up. A call invited dn
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Rents Cottaqe

Mir. and Mrs. Ben Mead have rented one of the Poll cottages which are nearing completion on their lots on Mill avenue.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Tsarhsr Sick

Prof J. F. Hall of the Normal fac ulty is suffering from la grippe.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Recoverina from Smallpox

The R. B. Findlay family living north of Mesa, have all been down with smallpox, the cases being very light, except that of the older daugh- ter. They now are recovering and hope to have the quarentine removed within the next few days. MT Find lay is connected with the w. R. Stewart Land company.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
To Snend Winter

MT. Mcconnell of Marion, Kentucky is in Tempe to spend the remainder O the winter.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

Enjoyed the Program The local high school gave short musical program in connection with
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25

Lost-South of Tempe, year-old brown mare colt, white stripe in forehead and white foot. Notify Sofus Peterson, R. 1, Tempe or phone 15R12, Mesa. gs
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Redmond Company Coming

The Ed. Redmond company will play here Monday and Tuesday of next week. This popular company never fails to draw a full house on the occasion of it's visits to Mesa, and already the seats which are on sale at Everybody's Drug store are being taken rapidly.
 The bills for the two nights have not as yet been announced, but with Mesa theatergoers almost any Red mond attraction has in the past, never failed to satisfy.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Mayor Still III

Mayor J. A. Dimes is still ill and his place is being filled in the Laird and Dimes Drugstore by Frank Brechan.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Our Offer

Buy from your grocer two packages of Jify-Jell to try. Then mail US the coupon be- low. Enclose only 1oc to pay mailing. and we will send you three individual dessert molds in assorted styles, made of pure aluminium.
 Or enclose 200 and we will send six molds-enough to serve a full package of JiHy- Jell. The value is 60c per set.
 Or we will send a pint mold, either heart or fluted shape-value 50c-for only 1oc to pay mailing.
 Cut out the coupon now. Order JHy-Jell at once, for this offer expires in one week.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
To Phoenix for Red Cross

Chairman Francis Bloy and sec retary, c. B. Grigsby of the Mesa branch of the ed Cross spent yes terday in Phoenix getting needed data on their work. Red Cross ac- tivities are proceeding very satisfac- torily. An additional supply of yarn has been secured.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
MESA G|N WILL BE
 REBUILT SHORTLY

MESA, Jan. 25.-Mesa ranchers and the public generally will rejoice to learn that the Mesa Egyptian Cotton company will build another gin and be ready for next seasons business. Sustaining a heavy loss by reason of the fire that destroyed the plant in the midst of the ginning season, there was at first some doubt as to the. course to be pursued, but it has been definitely decided to build bigger and better than ever Ma chinery and materials have been ordered and Manager E. G. Alta way states that the company stands ready to furnish the growers with Pima seed and to advance money for growing the crop where necessary.
 Dr. A. B. Stoner Reported III
 Word has been received here that Dr. A. B. Stoner, formerly practicing osteopathic physician at Mesa, but now a soldier at Camp Kearney, is very low with pneumonia. The doc tor is exceedingly popular here and his many friends will await with anxiety any news concerning his con- dition.
 Back to the Land
 H. D. Mckee, who for some time has been connected with the o. s. Stapley company store as head of flee man, has purchased 50 acre tract one and one half miles from Gilbert and will make his home thereon after February l. MT. Mckee has an attack of cotton fever and proposes to work it off during the next summer. The tract purchased is exceptionally fine farming land in the heart of a prosperous section.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
Southside News
 V Q. JOHNSON

TEMPE OFFICE Mrs. Chas. Prather Brown Mercantile Company Phone 71
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
ariesshpiterien.

Gin iebr treffenoes s3ilb. oos bis
81 einent eeiuilien @raoe alld) cnf
ltniere gerb1ltniiie paBt, elltiparf Der
2orooner &orreiponoent ser yfew
2lorfer Times anldBlid oes fiirslidb
beenoigten, piel beiprohenelt Sfan-
oaIpro5eiies in Der englilden 9mspt.
Itaot iiber Die &riegsbpIterie, inoenl
er fagt Sci elmer gln5abl Berionelt
bat Die burb ben &rieg berporgert-
fene grregilng cine glrt balber @ei-
itesltorllng berporgerlifen. 9eute, Sic
friiber ben fir perantfportlihe Yo-
item notieen flaren bertrand belaBen.
sino ganS aus Dem S1usdcn aeraten-
Sic leioen an ariegsbpiterie llno lino
oie Spfer BON beftiaen uno grilnolo.
len Toreingenommenbeitelt. Die lie
alIl onoere iibertragen uno nobel lie
es nit Den SatSahen nid]t genon neb-
men Damn giebt es cine nod picl
erobere &lallc BON Wienlf]en, Sic in
6rieoengseiten ale iold,e gussebur.
ten Der Bbaltalie nerladt bnben mir.
Den, aber III ariegs5eiten iie fir bare
geiin5e nehmen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06

it6er oas nerfiigbare WietaG ergriffem
'llno ie na6 8eoarf nebr ooer iDent-
ger ibarf ausgeiibt meroell. gicl
bangt BON Der 6altlng Columbus
ab. Dort tit bas Ylatilulm 5m einem
Regierungs Monopol gelnaht NOR
ben, nno es iiebt 10 aus, als OBJ man
III ienenl iiioanlerifaliil6en Staate
oie Blatinuntfrage als @ebel fir oie
grleoigung Der alten sngelegen6eit
benllsen ipin, melhe 5iuii1en Den Ser.
Staaten uno ienem 2anoe ld]mebt.
gefanntli6 n1o6ten Die golunlbiancr
$25, 100000 haben aIs Gntihaoi=
gung fir Die 2ostrenrltng bon 8ona-
ma
9ie &riegs Sssnonltriebeboroe bat
oos nod lllperarbeitete Wfetaa nit
8eI6lag belegt aber ein 9iertel an
Die Slpeliere abgegeben. Oas Wai-
nenbureml bot oas Enbliflua erlud)t,
bon Hlatiniim Shntlldlaben dbsli-
ieben Sorlaufig miro iid) aber fa.illt
Die geotlpe1rbigfeit ergeben, Ylatiaunl.
@ebange uno Sing 5aiinngen bon
ben Shonen oes 2anDes einsufor-
bern uno in ben Shmel5topf Der
Griegsin01litrie 5a tperfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
1tebertrnmpft.

6rieorib @ilbelm ". fam als
&ronprin5 BEL einem Geitrnabl nebsu
einen reoieligen dlten Germ Su ifsen,
Der Die nl1glaubliblten @ei6ihien
altftiidte.
Ser Brin8, Dem Die Nufidneioe=
reien oes gllten 5u fao luuroen, cr=
griff iest ielber oas gsort llno laste.
.9as lit nod lange ili9ts. 9a rlsB
id Sbnen nod etipas piel 9ollerps
ers1blen!"
aleine Gunitpauie.
Gofort tpnr6e es I'M BEN grsdbIer
ltill. gr beridltete nilnmebr bebag-
ligb:
uslls mir letten @inter in Gro
mannsoorf ipnren miro pl08li1 Der
geiud bon rilifiiden SerrIdaften al.-
gemeloet Sreuoig iiberraidt oaDon
bei1lieBen mir, llnieren G1lten Sic
Stunoen 70 angenebn tpie inoglida al
MAIDEN. llno 10 piro cine Gdlittell-
partie alif Dem naben See befdIoiIen.
Sings mar angeipannt llno pFeil-
f6neG sine's iiber Die ipiegelglattc
5labe oabin. Shon iiito mir beincbc
in Der Mitte oes Sees, oa Elm enf-
ieslid)es &raheit -"
Ser aronprin5 fnbr iih. bon ser
Grinnerllng offeitbar ubertpdltigt,
nit Der @ano iiber Die stueen.
limo, aoniglihe Sobeit, uno. e.
fragte man aterllos.
n@ir limo alle ertr1tnfenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06

Nenane ltnterimdJnngen baben er.
ae6en, baf Der &renser ,San9iego, +"
Der ppr einisen 9pden an nnierer
&iiite mnterging, omrd cine Ntinc
berienft lpnrbe.
9lms &anoalasfa iuiro gemeloet,
amerifaniide srappen batten an Der
Qanbmng nlliierter srmppen in MrdJ=
ansel teilgenommen. Gs lit bies i'm
nDrbliden Anflanb NIT geseiiternng
begrift ipDrben. 9as rniTiidje Buff
lit Der 9lniidt, Sak bie Mmerifauer
obne ielbftlDie sSntereiieu banbelu.
Die golideipifi : srmppen ipnroen
bolifanbis seidlasen nnb iinb ge-
fladtet. Sic nab,nen 40 Meillipmen
9fnbel NIT iid.
Wenn lit in 8aIbington eifrig nit
ben Torbereitnmgen fir Die Ggpebi-
tipn nmerifaniid)er Splbaten nadj
Sibiriem beid)Gftist. @ie biele Gploa-
ten geidyift iperben ipllen, tit nodj
nidt genam befannt gege6en; es mirS
bies aber in ben nGditen Sagen ge-
id)ebem.
Die 9iplpmatem Der Gntente-
Wtadte iollen, bepor iie @olusbn per-
lieken, Die Grflarnns absegeben ba-
6em, oaR lire WGhte nid)ts NIT Der
Sopiets9iesiernng sn tnn babcn luulf-
teH-
@on Gmsf luiro gemeloet, Die pp-
litiiden Saftiunen in Sibirien bGt-
ten fid bereinigt nn6 es ieien sebn
lueitere StGbte in Sibirien BON Der
SerridJaft Der gpfidefpifi befreit
.iuor0en. Die prpuiioriide 3esiermma
in Sibirien 6eabiidtist, an Die yul-
ideiuifi yfesiernng ben Grieg sn er-
flGren.
gsad) oem 8erlimer Gufal- -Nnseiqer
iinS Die letten 8prtc 6es bingeridte-
ten Gsaren seiueien: ,Sdumt meine
Jram nno meine nngliiflidcn nm
idIllbisen Sinoer. giag meim 8lnt
yenhlanb pDn benz Gmin beuabren. "
Im yfuntag madl,nittag lit oas
erite Sdiff, 6as in Der 6og ,Sslanb
Darb sebamt iunrbe, bas ssradJtidiii
sGmiiteonf," bonn Stapel selamfen.
sSram @ilion, Die Satin Ses ErGii-
oemtem, pollsos Die Sanfe.
Die meme sman pumer" -gia Der
3esiernns, iuelde bas militarpflidJ-
tise sllter amf adt5ebu bis fiinfnnb-
pier5ig Sabre feitiett, ift i'm SanIe
nno Senat einsereid)t nit Der oria-
aenben Gmpfeblnns bes General
Groiuoer, oes Grupoit- it-Waridaa Der
glrmee, tie iobalb iuie m0slid) ,nm
Weiet 81 MAIDEN. Gr m6d)te beu 5.
September ais 3egiitriernnsstas an-
geiebt haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06

Iei ell triiber @eoanfe, lebt liegen
bleiben 5lt nliilieL mo oas S6perlte
iiberltaltoen iei. 9fan elmer @eile
fiigte er bi1l5ll: vgs 1T, als OF man
5ll ieinem eieenen geerabnis eebt."
Ser Sd]neefaG batte nlittlerpeile
allfgebort, oas 2ano lag i'm 9ammer-
lihte oa: elmer Ser gsfitnos bate
frilbe 9ierltierloiung gefunoen l1no
10 MOLTEN beibe Gsfimos auf Die
9entieriago geben. sssn einer aluft
fanoen tie al1h HelltierIpuren. @ulff
ltieg nit &oh in Die &luft binein.
Damn iaete er:: vSier min ih nicD
sur Hnbe legen, &an1eraben. ,@oh
nla6te nod einen geriud, i'm gun,
Weitergeben Su iiberreoell aber er
antuortete. r9eein, ib fann niht
n1ebr. Sest lit es gu @noe. gut mir
MIR Die Siebe, Elm paar 9riefe fiji
mid slt idreiben, oie @sfialos fon=
men @aIier fir MIDI fobe1, bantit ieb
etipas 8armes IN oen 2eib befoln
me, ebe id oiftiere Sod, oeIien
&rofeperfall iid bon Dem @nlffs
nlir ipenig ltnteri6ieo, bebonte, oaB
lie piellei6t alle gerettet tperben
fonnter, tperm iie Renlltiere erIea.
tn nuo tot @ltlff ieinen 8ille:t.
Nadoem @nlff ettpas @orrnes ge-
nolien batte, oiftierte er erit einen
9rief an &nuo 4asmuiien, einen
mlsfit6rliden 9eridt, oann idrieb ct
ielbIt einen 8rief an feline fSan1ilien-
ungeborigen, uno bierauf oiftierte er
Dieoer, uno 5tpar eine botanifhe
lleberiibt iiber Die 9erbdItniIie bes
Bflan5entpnGies auf SS11gIefielo9nno.
Oas mar ons leste, mas er tat. Cine
gSeile lang nnterbielt er 5ih nit
aob; ieIbftperitdnoIi6 ipraden iie
iiber Die Woglihfeit ieirler &etturg,
ltno er meirlte, Elm boar Gage f0nne
er ii6 nobl nod am 2eben erbaItsn,
tpeun lie in oieier 3eit Hcntiere er-
bcuteten, tonne er pieneidt gerettet
Deroen; ionIt aber bdtte es feinen
3fped, Dob iie gu ibm 5uriidfebrten.
Sic folten neiteripanoern; pieneibt
ltieBen tie auf Menfhen uno ipciln
lie ibn1 10 etipas Borttpein ODER et-
mas gBbores peridaffen fonntelL
iuiiroe er nieaeibt arn 2eben erhaI-
ten merOen. Damn erflinoigte er lid,
pie lange ao6 es nod ausbalten ali
fonnen boffe.
3tDei Stunben ipareit &oh uno sic
Gsfimos BEL 8nIff geblieben, oie gs-
fimos aber tuollten iih oie Menntiere
nidt entgeben- laIien uno ordtlgten
gum slufbriih. Ser 9lbi1ieo ser Sc.
fabrten bon @uIff mar gang idIidt.
@illff iagte. vRltn min id guda
gum slbidieo mr. ipiinIhelt, oaB Sbr
ielber oaponfomnlt. @Gift es, 70 be.
oenft, baB Sbr es ieet ieio, Ole itnie.
re Grgebriiiie retten nliiiIen. tSGttet
Sbr ooh Slid, uno oan1it lebt
fDphli"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
Soridertub.

Gborilo @ulff, einer Der 8eglei-
ter Hasmullens bel ieiner iiiflglteu
@ronlonoforihung, lit aus Dem
@ronlnnoeiie ni1t mieoer beiinge-
febrt, ionoern bat oen 5orifertoS
eeflinoen. lleber ieiu lestes geiiapl-
nleniein nit oen &anerooen, bat Ell
ner BON oielen, Der 8eologe una
aartograpb 2ange Go6, einen er-
greifenben 8eridt abgefaBt, Der isst
nod Stofbolm gelangt lit.
@ulff, God uno 5tpei Gsfimos
idleppten iid, bonn @anoern ernlat-
tet uno our6 gsabrllngsmangel etlt.
frdftet, Der aiiite 5u. gs NOR am %.
Iuguit, IL Stunoen batten iie ge-
riibt, mln iollte Ser Morf6 tpeiter-
gelen. aeiner ipra6 elm 8ort. &odj
merfte balo, oaB Sbprilo @nIff iid)
nit Dem @eoanfen trug, er nliilie lie
gen bleiben. gtah oreiitiinoiser 8an-
oerung madte @ulff plotlib Solt
unb fagte: SD fam iest ni1t mehr
meiter fpegen meines Ser5ens. Subt
oo6 fir mid einen Hlos, no i6 midi
hinlegen fam, am lieblten bel einenl
See, oamit idl etmas 81 trinfen babe
rnb Sbr mid, gleib mieoerfinoen
fonut, meim Sbr in abiebbarer 3eit
auf gSilo itoBt." Sod batte ben Gin
orlf, Dies iei Ser rei1lib ertpogene
@ntihluB zines Mannes. 3ureben
,batte peiter feinen 3ped, er ilidta
oennod nah eiuenl Wtittel, &ulff
sllm @eitermonOern 8u beipegen. SsSn
Der gtabe lag Elm See, ao6 aber gine
peiter 81 einem anoeren, ser bel
leid)t nod 8ipei ailometer entfernt
mar. unb @uIff billiete feline @abl.
&od) iugte ibn oamt nod. ole Nit
itrengllngen Die lie nod bor ii1 61t-
ten. tp1ren gegen Die iiberItonoeneu
nlr gering, nIlein @ulff ipoIlte bonn
@eitergeben nidts mebr miiIen: Gs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-06
Elatinnm, Sas Metall, oas oas @ulo
Dcr0nnfeIt.

9eltte, Die ettpas bon Der Sache per-
lteben, balten es fir iebr mabrldein--
lid, oaB eines Cages oas Blatinnnl
gan5 ans Dem Sanoel beransge5ogell
uno MIR fir geipiiie notipenoige @e-
braldsarten beidr1nft miro. Salb
iirb mir f6on nltf Dem 8ege oabin,
oenn es miro permlttlih lebr balo cirl
ei5eniierltngs Spitem eingefiibrt tper-
oe1, I'M ben geoarf an Nlatimum fir
nie 3tpede oes 4rieges gu fihern.
9as peiBe Weton, oelien Yreis
tS105 Die lln5e) it'd meit iiber oeil
oes @oloes erboben bat, peroanft iei-
ne bobe @ertihdtung Dem llnltanoe,
oaB es nlir in notwithstanding gerin-
gen Mengen gefllnoen miro gs gibt
MIR 5mei groBere 5unoitGtten, bie in
RltBlano uno oie in Der Iiioamerifa-
nil6en Geublif Columbia. Die rili-
lii6e Groolftion belief iif Dor oeli
&riege auf 250,000 lln5en lit aber
inlnmebr auf $4,000 ltn5en berabge-
gdngen 0ie colnInbianild]e 6orbe-
rltng bat iid BON $4,000 auf $4,000
Gfuno aeboben. gs beiBt, oaB Die mi
iiifen Ninen lib Der grihopfung nd=
bern Die in Siio- -glnlerifa aber gro-
Bere @rgiebigfeit nerlpreden.
llripriinglih fai1o oas Slatinim
ieine ballptiahli6ite 8ertpenonng in
Der &eriteIlung BON Sdmudiahen.
Seute aber perlongt oie &riegsinou=
itrie nod imnler groBere Mcngen oes
eolen "Details. Sir ole Serltellung
bon Grploiipitoffen. fir oie 6nbrifa-
tion bon Bprometern sur genauen
sSeititellitne bober Sib9raoe, in oen
femii6en 2aboratorien, in Stiditcff-
sSabrifen ltno bel eleftriihen 9lr6ci
ten miro oas Ilatinum benotlgt.
@ic groB oie &nappbeit an 9loti-
mum III, Iabt iid nid)t 10 Ieidlt felt.
iteaen Seoenfals bat Die Grieas ,sn-
.ouitrie. .9eboroe 5uiammen nit oent
9tinen6uremi Der 3egiering elm glo.
tilulm aoHite eebiloet, ulto BON ser
Stelte aus miro iest sic 9ontroilc