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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18
Mi0t ltbr erfolgrtid)
Sdeint 0an6Oe oer 0eaerreidG IN 5ldien ~ leln
gtiQifano 1T ben 8ergcn.
UordrinQen der OeIlerreider am Piape
G5eaem Gffenifpc.
Staeurr eoen ber 1900 Selerrtder 9eangtu gtnomnlf
Ssenig Neuss bon anoeren sd)ladtieloern.
@e9en GHenifpe>

rielleid)t Elm aommanoo III Staliea
bseonlmen.
Gapt. Gnpio Wic&ap ppH 5omes=
Sal, ga, nnb Gapt. acnnctf Marr
ppm San ssraneiseo iinb slt n6pm-
manbers" nDn Qmftid)iff= Sdliuaoro-
ncn ernannt morDem.
Sirtiid)e srnppen baden bic Staot
Sabris, nadjit seberan bic srSfie
StaDt in Yeriien, beiekt.
Sine gpnooner Sepeide melDet, Die
cebensmittellage III 9entidlano FAM
ge an, fritild sm ,uerben.
S,aibanitlid mira in einer Oepeid)e
aus 8erlin erflGrt, cs lei nid)t luabr,
oak Seatidlam6 ieine &risssgeiunse,
nc id1ledt bebanole nuS id)ledt er-
nGlre.
olms eunbSn uirb semelbct, in Der
! Na6e Ser Gtelle, iup bas eng!ilf)e
DoipitalId)iff yaonigen 9iesentilt"
perienft lei, babe man feline Wincn
eefnESen.
$4,000 Mann iiitS jest nm nnie.
rem Sdiffsbam betatigt, upr einesn
,Snbr lunren es $4,000.
0as Nepr1ientantenbans Ses Son.
srciies bat Ser SnnSrD Gipil Bill ei.
ne @elrilliginig uDn Q WiilliDnem
Dollar als Gmeraeneg.Jonos fir ben
1rGiioenten elngefiIgt.
ginf cine Wliifipnnid- Gcpeid)e oss
9ieidsfanslers 0raf 9erttlins 81 lei
aem 3OjGbrigen Mesiernngsjubilaian
ianbte Der SeitIde aaiier eine slat-
pprt, in Der er nnter anSerem iagte:
sd iueif, Saf Der piel seidoltcne
prenfiide Wilitnrismns 9eatidlanS
oas Gdfuert nno oie &raft seseben.
iiber leine sscinbe 81 triumpbieren
an6 6af Der Sieg einen ssrieoen
bringen iuirb, Der bic GTiitcnS ocai-
| iden gcbens garnmtiert."
ltrteile bon 1S Wipnnten biz Sm
20 Snfren 3udtbams, sic bas &riess=
aeridJt iiber iogen considerations nh
ieetors" ans Veiu g)orf nnS Georgia,
Die iidJ iueiaerten, Militaroienit III
lleiiten, uerbangt hattie, iinb num
Sriessminiiter Safer beitGtiat. Die
Ternrteilten iino ale garser, Die
meilten bon linen natiiraliiierte.
Mian fiat in 9aiBington eineii
grofen Sdjluinbel entbeft. Wiebrerc
Terionen baben iidj erboten, 5abri-
fen mnb @eiddftsbanlern aontrafte
fir 9iefernngen on bas Seer an ner-
idaffen. Natiirlidl perlansten lie fir
iidD ielbit cine &omraiiiipn nnb cine
bcitimmte Snmme GSelbes fir Gift
siere Der Nrinee, bic nit linen anged-
lid nnter elmer Sefe iteften. Ter
Sdiuinoel fam ans gidt bei einem
&pntraft fiir Die gieferrng DDn Nc,
genr6fen, ben mebrere gente in 3D.
ftpn elmer Jirma in YbilaSelpbia, on
beren Spite .. u. g,ittan iiebt, oer-
ldDaffen ipullten. gittnm fam Die @e-
| idid)te berbad)tig Dor mnb er madjte
Nnseise Gr erbielt Die @eiinng, Die
aontrafte rmbis absnidliefen. De
8uituner, bic ais glgenten fnngierteu,
iuaren Spbn csleming, s. 8. GaOa-
nangb, Gnsene Snllipan nnb Sois2f
aoln. Sic perlansten cine aontmii-
iiun bon 3 9ro5ent fir iidl nno $500
| fir einen Cffi5ier i'm Gnarterma,
tiers Geparteinent III @aibinaton.
Sic erbielten alles, mas lie perlans.
ten. Spater umrSen tie perbnftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18
slnfseidDben, nidt anfaeboben.


svfit oer fnoppen ytebrbett Don el7
ner ein5Igen Stlnlr1e = Tltl1f get-
lrser oes Sberlten glnoesgerl6fs
tparen odfilr lllao pler odgegell IT
pom bobltei 8erlbtsbofe oes sanoes
oos pom aongrelle I'M Sabre lSlb
angenonllHene llllo poll Pralloellf
9illpn uttter5eid1nete 8elee sum
5dynbe jngelloltder slrbelter als per
fallunasntorig ullo oaDer lll1gnlfla
erflart iDoroeH
Dies 8elee entbalt ilebell Serfst-
gurgeft betreffs Der 0elltno9elf lillo
gr5laDltng Jigellol1per ArpelIer oof
allenl ole Seltlmnlltllg, oaB sSaarell nf
ote pon alnoefll lltt1er pler6eDn ,sap'
rell ooer ooif Glnoern 5mllpen per
5eb1 uno 1ea5epn SaDretl, peiln "
d1e LANCER als adf Sflilloen fagl'n
ooer ntebr als lebs Sage ~ Ger 2so.
e)e arberfeiL bergelfehf nitroeil iiluI
Don efnem SIanIe maa) el'lelll uHotii'
nerldf1of fperoen onr1en es mut
hdtptladlId) olele lesfefe gelllm=
ntlliig gegen ore lld) ole DeIitglfels
Nngriffe rlbfefen. Sle NOR por aue'if
oen gelisern Der Salllfllpoulpll1ilefeis
en- IN Den Snolfameil, doer ~ Iailm
gertl1gerenl @raoe altd oeH SoDleilz
bergiperfs gellserll N meDreret'
ftorollDetl Sfadtell, Que aus oenl
5d]DelBe, alls DER @eliinope1Is alis
Dem Seben lolber lligenoltDef aroel-
ter @olp rlltil5en, etu 9orrl I'M allAe-
6abrlfanten N Noro=earollIla mailo-
ten lld) nit Dem anfrage, oas @eles
filr oerfallu1gsaplorlg 5il erfiaren, all
oas 9nnoesgeribt Ibres Staates,
uno oieies elttld)leo, oaB Der So1gre5
nit oieienl gulloesgelese eI1en liIisi
Itattbaften Gingrtff ~ ole ytebte per
Staateu ibre iilneren glngelegellDet-
ten ielber 81 oroneil, begaltgen Da0e,
cine Giltlhetonngt Der litp IeBf Das
Sberite gfnoesgerid)t aitgeldiolien
bat
Iier Der belllsenoell Hldter, ila;il-
lid 8ranocis, 9larf, Solmes ltno
Mr&ennd. itinlnter. lpte gelagt. nit
Der Mnlift Der Niebrbelt illebt ilber-l
ein Sic iaben IN Dem Veieee gum
S6use ingenolitber arbeiter tlilr c,s
| ne ebenio berebtigte slusilbung per
gefngnille oes Bnnoes, Den Sanoel
5tpiiden Den eilt5elnen Staaferl 5lt re-
glllieren, tDie Dies III gdtl5 abill1Der
@eiie oltrd Die geltnrlntilnge1l pes
@eIeses gegen yfabrungslnltteisSer=
fdlidmngetL oeS @eletes be5iiglid)
Serfdnfs uno gerlailot bon Srogen,
ino betreffeno ben 5m1ldenftaatli-
den Sanoel IN geiltlgen @etranteil
liilu aeiAiebt. slber lie fonnten ihre|
flint &ollegen nidlt bon Der Hlhtty-
felt ibrer glaffaIlltng ilber5engen,
trosoen oie stntD1lte Der HegierllrJ
rnehrere Gntlheioungen III Dieiei:l
Gimme al5ufiibren in Der Gage pG-
rem, in oenen oas 3ecbt Der smilhen-
itnatliden gerfebrsfonnlillion, Die
ron ibr erlaiienell sluoronilngen altN
plr Durhfiibrlng 81 brillgen, iofuleI
oas Reht oes Gongrelles. iib m ge-
plllen 8nlleil III polt6elllne 9fal,T
llaDnlen DER elll5elltaafeh elil5lIltll-
l1eiI aflertanht mlroe. Sle Stei-
lltngnabnte Der WeDrbelf Ger Hiepfer
Ut uilllo oelilertensnerfer ah9elldls
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18

Giae @iener 9epeidJe iagt, Die
Deiterreidcr batten in ihrcr GffenH-
pe $4,000 9efaneene aeinudt.
Die Staliener iasen, lie baben in
;iuei Sagen Al 0iterreifiid)e Merp-
plane ber,tntersebradt. 9ie Gnslau=
Scr melocn iie batten q bentlds
Meroplanc bernntergeidoilen-
Gem amerifaniiden Sploaten y.
1. NuNtpn, Dem eriten amcrifaniidjen
SplDatem, Der anf 0e,ltidem Suoen
qefallen lit, lit Oas franscridlc
arieasfrens Derliebem.
Eeitlid bun grras baben Die Gna.
lanbertinen Streifsng unternpmnen,
,tn6 mehrere G5efangene aemadlt.
Sci finrag haben bic 9entidlcn
iiber 200 Wfann perlpren.
glm Scr GmnepilIe syrpnt baben bic
0enfifen bel eineut Nnsriff einise
Nmrrifamer gefangen senumuen.
Cine amerifaniid)e Eatromille Fat
Dftlidl pon Gbateam SbierrD Die
Marme ssfren5t nnO nit Seu0entiden
SdliiIc aeiuedlielt. sic fmbr baum
iiber bic Waarne Atriif. Gas sseusr
Ser 0cutidlcn IN ser GeaenS uu1
Ghatean sbierrn lit irarfer gewur-
SEN gudl sic 9entIdlen geruplare
fms iefr tatia.
Sie Tronsoien meloeu, Saf, lie siui-
id,en Ser Cir mnb Ser 9liSne 9(nar,fa
fe Ser seinbe abaeidllaaen hab
lire 0euinue fuulpli6iert llaben.
0ie Gnalanber meloen einen g(n=
ariff Ser 9eutid,en bel .Sebnterne,
Ser s. suriifoesd,laaen ,uurbe.
9ie Oentidlen meIbeu. Sas lie in
Ser cffeuiipe slpiId1en Ufpntbibisr
nnS g2onon 900 aanoneu un6 tanienS
V9osd,;nenoe,d,iibe oenpmmcu tlGtteg.
Nms Ioris mirS ocmelbet. Sic Wlit-
oIirher Ser f;:5iten ..sanitqrn 9ipi-
i;onn mnIerer sIrmee ieieu hires Wsn.
fes n,enen 1ffeufIif, belpbf mprbcn.
N9od Sem nff;s;sllsu weridlt ppm
WDnfQn {tft0 tedlS atltertfaHljdJe Spl-
Soten in ser Sdlladlt aefalfen: s,uci
s;nS nm N,unhen ,tu1 einer nm Granf.
hsit oeitor6en: einer fam burd ei,en
guftih;if.1tnfalf INNS 0eben. 81 fu1ir.
Ssn id5mer perlunnbet; einer uirS
rerm;st ltuter Seu id,mrr IermnuSe.
teu simh smei 9eraner. Gapt. gllbert
q. snfer ans sareop nno gripats
Sobir W,. scranton ans simpion.
Ser beufidle @aiIer hat cem arun-
prinsem @lifipanIde iiber Die Grfal-
ne ieiner Srnppen ;ugeianot. r9cr
aampfgeiit nnS Die &fitarfe mei-
ner mnpergleidlliden Srmppen," beist
es am Sdllnf Der 9epeid)c, ogaran-
tieren nnieren enogiiltisen Sieg.
GDtt ipiro weiter belfen."
Die @er Staaten nno bic slliicr'
ten erbalten BON G6iueoen Sdiffc
NIT einem @eBalt BON 100000 Son-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18

True translation uiGQ Will Tie
Postmaster at San Antonio on
Iune the 18th as required by the
= act Of October 9th 1917.
gloh ser saaesiiberiid)t Der Mi
9sreiIe1 1T Sic qaoe in gsurb= eestalicn
nod1 ntd,t mana flar. gpm asiape FONT
men a6er yad1ridjten, nadl nenen oag
ssnrhrinoeu Ser Ceiterreid)er iibern!l
nm SlniIe eutlana aufaebalten 1T. 9ic
Seiferreidler finS an brri Gtellen
nber ben Ilrf aeaanqen: bel g. 90
M nmorfShr ii Wfei(en BON ser
qpnnhnno. iH6lidl BON gRuntello,
meter o6en am NlniIe;; nno spiIdsn
Gonaelua nuS scr 3engo 8ieauua,
mo Sic ceiterreid,er lettes ,Sabr BE-
reifs iiber SEN Iiape qinaea nno ei-
mem grafenfppf cine 3eitlana biel-
ten. Nn einiaen Gnmften iino lie rn-
slpcifelhaft iiber Ben 1lnf, surnfse-
murfen uno an anoeren 9nnften i;no
iie nidlt i'm stanSe aeiueIen, ueitcrc
aprteiie IN errinacn. 3luiIdlen Eiabc
unS wrc,tta idjsinen bic sstaliener sic
Gituation al 6ehcrrId)en. 9as 9ieinlr
tat Ser Cffeniipe lit nod nidJt enf-
sd,ieSen. 0eutfdle grnppen iollen iid)
unr in eiaem seil Ser italieni1dlem
(sebirosfrpnt befinDeu. Sc lit a6er
,nohrid,einlid. ban qr5Ecre Weaiien
nun linen SEN s neiterrsidlern q III SiilFe
o,5d,ift mer6eu ,ucnn man lie an ser
frans5ii,dleu 4 Tront entbchreu fam.
IInsmeifelIlaft seiat Der acrinae Or
;oIo Ser S;rsu,olioeu SSferreid,iIdlc,,
s7ffeui;ne nsroIidisn init Sem aiiejen-
frfnIo Ser lr,stru am ssom.o. Sas lid,
asy 0,,;it Ser ;tol;eu;id,en aruppea.
orferorSsutI;d, nehn6en hat uun Sos
s.. rerferrs;d,,r n;d,f Il iiarfe SIH.
ar;ffs mod,sm fsunsn ,u;e 81 N,,tf-
sf,er 4, Ncsronfr,;M
E;ns 1fsh,r;;6,t S@s 9nt,rnot;orol
spems 81 essvn;r,D III Soot n Seu @e6iroe,
Warh. Stsf;,us ,s;sm S;e celfeire;df,rr f
s,,m St;IistnmA os,,muroen e. hSffen
SM Ssabolh NIT srSi,srsr 6,emolt NJ.
asn @ Sen S,;ans o,,nanSt nnS haftsn
S;e e,sh,n nm Sront,Iln unS Gann
cir 1Inom n,su mnh moreu he Gou
0ana IN T;one noroeSrmuosn ga
9e;,n S;es ;Sm,ueri;d,e gieinItnte e..
sfaun;oer Sre;fSa;o,r SStiafeif
yos ,rite 3isI. oos his Oelterrei-
d,,r n gsorSs Stalien erreidleu ,pul-
In II offeu6ar S;s SfaSt Srsuiip.
Cine 9snsId,e ms Hom ;aot. Sic
arei ifrateaiid,en 2iele Der Ceiterrci-
d,er In NorS. Staiieu ieicu Sie Giu-
nal,me ppn Wieensa, Sic GrSffunna
Der strasc mad, Banana Snrd, Sam
pfe auf brioen Sciten Der grenta uno
Ser. llcberaana iiber ben giape slui-
ld,en Sulo mno San Coma nno Der
Warid, mad srepiio.
arieasmiuiffer gafer Iaat, Is leien
aagenblidlid feline amerifaniIden
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;siir Gonnts gTeiIur.

0ie rSreie Yre6e~ 1T altoriiiert.
9aml Steffler als &atioioateu fur oaS
Slmt oes GountD Aiieiiurs BEL Sen benors
1tebenben 8ablen am 2I. cSu[i drlsitfiins
bigen. gr erIitdt Inn Die ilnieritiibniig
Der @dbler.
(@oIitiidle at8eige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18

gas 9lrbeits Miniiteriiun in
@ai5ington bat ongeoro1let, oaB Der
ioeenarnte oliteracp felt, oitrd mel
dlen einmanoerer ibre ttdbigfeitell
i'm Seien uno S6reiben Eahiueilel
nlitiien, auf Die mdbretlo Der ariegs-
aeit ais 5arn1., Wiinen= oOer @iien-
babuarbeiter nad) oen Ser. Staatcu
fonlmenoen Merifaner feiue glnmen-
oltng fiftoen ion.
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Tiir EtaatsIenafDr, "a. Iiitrift.

Die vsSreie Yreife" 1T aittorilterf,
Serrn Sarrp S9ertbers als &ouoiDnteu
fir BEN gierlinb5fpml5igiten Se1dtoriei-
len 9iitrift, fpelher Die Counties 8erar.
&enoau, aerr. 3feal, @ilespie unb gnuS
oera lin1faBt, nl5ilfiinoigen-
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Wabl=M =Mn5eigeit.
sir @pnareis.

SIZE ~Sreie RreiIe" iit nutoriiiert,
GarIps See aIs @nnbibaten fir ben
sspngref i'm H. &pngreb SSiftritt angus
fiir,bigen, abbdngig bon Der Gntfhei0ung
Der bemefrntii6en Rriti1dripnhler
tRolififhe Nn5eige.l
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(9solitiide sln3eise J

@ie vSreie Erefle" 1T alitoriliert,
s5errn NaiIea q. Sennett ais 2urtbioat
fin oaS MHtt oes Gonntp 0lers bon geIar
COUNTY, nbbdngig bon ben am 27. sShlt
itattfinoenoen Brimdripabien. arl5lifiilI<
oiaeil lllio er eriud}t Inn Die Stimnteti
lnlo Inn Die lInteritiibuna aqer aitten
8itrger.
(9olitilhe Sln5eisel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18
@ahlanseiae.

aIl oie Bd6ler bon Gan Antoltio uilo
@ernr gountn: sd tiinoiqe mid hermit
als &anhibnt fir sic &ieoeripn9l fur Dos
glult beg Gountp sliieFurs an, abhangts
bon ben bentofratiS1en &rimdriDahien
am 27. SuIi. Sl1huasuoll
Sllbcrt q. Imtli,
fQe,T;ltg.hs 0ftt,of1e
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8rssiiaft
'yiIr Gonntg- -9ommiiiar Ere
tEoIitiidle Ni'3el9e. J

9ie uSreie Srefle~ 1T autoriiiert,
,sraus Gonrmers ais aaaniodt nir ons
s(mt oes gouutp AonrmllIdrs, %re5nttt
go. 8, dll5litifnoieen, obbdItgts bon nslt
bemofratifdef Brttrtdrtudhlea an II
Su[i 1918.
(YoIttiide Gn5eige.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-18
ssilr gonntp Glerf.

Sic ussreie grefIe@ lit n,ttoriliert,
Die aaaoioatur bon Jrant Neiutpn fur
bic @ieoertunhl fin ods Mntt oe5 Gonnst
GIerfs BON Berar goluttb al5IfiinoigeH,
abbdnaig bon Der gntideiolnig Der beg
notrntiichen Trin1dripdblen am 27. Sitlt
1918.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
To Mention Furs!

To mention furs in hot weather is an
offense. but-shOrt furs are to trim
cloth suits and coats next season, and
lOng-haired furs will be seen on plush
coats. Among next winters model
costumes Hudson seal is Of great i'm
portance, particularly on cloth coats.
One smart model I'm buff-tan velours Ia
nm example of this; 1t has Hudson
seal collar and cuffs and the cOmbina-
ton Is pleasing. Then beaver and
nutria are also good. These shorter
furs are liked on cloth coats but for
the rich pushes which are shown ex-
tensively raccOOn. oppossum and
skunk are important in the order
named. Fur fabric trimmings will be
in good style among the fashionably
dressed again also.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
New Mexico.

A 2OO-barrel well was brought in
on the property OF the Mesa Verde
Oil Company, near Flora Vista, at a
depth of 500 feet.
What is declared to be profit
able vein of manganese ore is re-
ported to have been found on Cap
Rock Mountain. ten miles from Dun
can.
Eastern experts were at Glenrio
and male an investigation of the
possibilities of successfully drilling
for oil on the Rama flats. Judge
Hazelwood of Amarillo, a member of
the party, said he believed the indi-
cations would justify the investment
and that drilling would be begun
within sixty to ninety days.
The owners of the Last Chance
mine at Lordsburg have decided to
resume work on the property in earn
est and announce their plan to erect
fifty-ton mill at once as part of
the development of the property. The
Viola mine. which adjoins the Last
Chance. is also to be worked with
large crew of men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
Attractive Parasols.

pretty parasol. carried at one Of
the smart sensible places recently, was
of plum taffeta, quite plain except for
the bit of figured chiffon shirred over
the inward workings Of the sticks and
steels that regulate the going up and
the coming down of the parasol. and
n big black wooden bead, sewed to
each rounded point of n scallOped Sec
ton, that hung down. awning like.
around the edge Of the parasol. An
other smart parasOl, very effective
with n colored muslin frock, is made
of white taffeta, with white enameled
sticks and handle and ferrule. The
only decoration Is a wide border of
eyelet embroidery done with white silk
threads.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
Another Optjmjst,

The optimistic man had been elected
from his room by the irate landlady.
Out he went into the street. his be-
lonsings sailing after him. The white.
binding snow whirled in stingins
masses and the wintry wind shrieked
and mOaned through the trees and
wires.
The optimistic man sat him on his
trunk to listen to the complaint Of the
elements and to consider where he
should go. He recalled Il blistering
week OF past August. As cutting
binst almost whiried him from his seat
and blew u hatful of snow down his
neck he murmured gratefully: We'll,
there seems to be II good breeze stir
ring, anyhow"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
Montana.

There is every indication that the
output of zinc in Montana in 1918
will be larger than in 1917. tho the
price was lower during the first part
of the year. The largest producer.
OF zinc are the Butte and Superior.
Anaconda and Elm Orlu mines.
In 1917 Montana led all the states
as producer OF silver, not because II
contains great silver mines. but on
account of the winning of silver as q
by-product from copper ores. The
1917 output Was placed at 1851
723 ounces. compared with 7.3:7.000
ounces from the mines of Colorado.
Reports of the production of cop
per in Montana in 1918. according to
v. C. Heikes. United States geologi-
cal survey. indicate that the state
will this year make an output equal
to that of 1916. which was more
than $4,000. 900 pounds. The out
put in 1917 was about 27S. 100000
pounds.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
BRAVERY DEPENDS ON HEART
Reason Why It 10 Manifestiy Unjust
to Condemn Soldier For Physical
Cowardice.

Bravery" said an army doctor, "is
II question of the heart.
Suppose you're strong and healthy.
Your heart heats - strokes TO the min
ute. Well. then. in a gas tank the dan
ger will slow your heart twelve strokes.
This wont Inconvenience you. With
your heart still at sixty you'll feel
strong and resolute. Youll be u good
soldier.
But suppose you've got poor
heart, a ifty-five-to-theminute one.
Then, when the gas tank comes. If
your heart slows down twelve strokes.
you're prostrnted. for II forty-three-
heart-beat isn't enougli-you are liable
to faint under 1t.
''Or again, you may have an eScita-
BILE heart. You hear the order to go
over the top with fOrtitude, but the
excitement sends your heart leaping
up to 120. What good Is your forti-
tude then? No good nt all. With n
100 heart you can only shake and
COVER
Yes. bravery Is a question of the
heart and that is why we should only
enlist strong young men. Otherwise
Wen be shooting chaps for cowardice
ns uniustly as If we shot them for hav-
ing rheumatism or red hair"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
Colorado.

Extensive Improvements have com.
menced on the MacGregor mining
property west of Steamboat Springs.
Extensive improvements are un-
der construction at the Eagle mine
at Gilman.
A refinery is being erected by a
California company in the Rangeley
oil fields.
The Davis-Daly mine produced
632.12O pounds of copper and O,2O8
ounces of silver in the month OF
June.
The old Boulder Valley oil well,
which was recently taken over by
the Mitchell Oil Company. has COM
menced producing.
Michael Johnson, lessee of the Ella
w. mine on Tenderfoot hill. Cripple
Greek. has opened up a rich new gold
vein on the property.
A large body of ore rich in gold
and silver has been opened up on the
Old Crown Point and Virginia prop
critics in the Idaho Springs district.
A. W. Widdifield. manager OF the
Golden Eagle group above Salina, has
made arrangements for cleaning out
the upper and lower tunnels on the
property in preparation for further
development work.
News from Cripple Creek Is to the
eject that the recent ore strike made
by the Victory Gold Mining Compan,
is one of the best in the history oI
the company. The Victory compan,
is operating the Prince Albert prop
erty under lease and option to pur
chase and owns outright fifty acre,
of patented ground in the heart oI
the district. surrounded by produc
ers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05

ready have salvage or junk campais Is
under way. These probably will be
modified by the new policy to II GER
tain extent and chapters not now col
lecting waste materials will wait until
explicit directions are received before
starting into the new work.
England was saved half billion
dollars worth of materials wasted be-
fore the war and this country, using
the great Red Cross membership of
more than twenty million persons.
should make IL greater showing.
The war industries board will spec
lfy from time to time the materials
specially desired and the chapters that
will collect them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05

"Speed up!" is the call from Sur
geon General Gorgas to the American
Red Cross in its campaign to recruit
graduate nurses.
With the American army overseas
entering more and more into the fight
ing, he said. the need for additional
nurses becomes Imperative.
The call is for 1000 graduate nurses
n week for the next eight weeks, or
5000 by October l, for the whole
country.
The states in Central di,ision-Illi-
nOis. Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska and
WiscOnsin-have been enrolling gradu-
ate nurses steadily for military and
naval service. but will redouble their
efforts to meet this urgent request.
The public can help by urging every
graduate nurse to enroll with the Red
Cross, and also by reducing calls upon
graduate nurses In case of illness,
using practical nurses wherever prac-
ticable and learning how TO handle
simple ailments in the home without
outside help.
Waste not. want not" will be new
Red Cross slogan.
Upon request Of the war Industries
board the American Red Cross will
undertake q new line of work, the con-
servation of materials now going to
waste.
This salvage campaign will be d.
rected by a new bureau of cOnserva-
tion at National Red Cross headquar-
ters in Washington and will call for
cooperation by chapters throughout
the country acting upon instructions
given through division headquarters.
While the Red Cross will get the
benefit of the material saved or col
lected. the primary purpose is not to
raise funds for the Red Cross but to
save materials needed In the winning
OF the war.
A number Of Red Cross chapters al
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05
Wyoming.

The Ohio company is putting in a
gasoline refining plant at its pioneer
we'll to supply gasoline for use III
and about its extensive camps in the
Rock Creek field. The main camp
presents the appearance of town.
The Pilot Butte-Riverton pipe line
is completed, with the exception of
three miles on the north end. Work
on the pumping plant in the center
of the field is finished. and it is ex-
pected that oil will be running thru
the line by Sept 15.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-05

New dresses for school wear. made
to fit the requirements of the little
miss from about seven to twelve
years, seem to emphasize the SIM
plicity that governs the designs In chill
dren's clothes. Simplicity grows
more and more popular as the tastes
OF the public advances. The demand is
for strong fabrics, the simplest INES
reliable workmanship and good finish
ing.
In materials, heavy cotton rep.
canton crepe, strong, coarse linen
weayes and the tried and proved WOOL
clothes provide about all the dresses
for general wear. Washable goOds
nre woven in colors that are dark and
permanent, strong blues and browns
taking the lead for school wear. In the
new frocks for fall sleeves are iength-
cned SO that they reach to the wrist'
and there is more variety In their ue
sign. hut otherwise styles do not DIFF
for much from those familiar to us
in the summer dresses. Little folks.
In these DAYS of steam and furnace
heated schools and homes, look to
coats and warm head and footwear
to fortify them against the cold OF
winter.
The frock of brown cotton rep with
hands and bindings in white rep, shown
In the picture. ls as good an example
Of n sery.ceable everyday and school
dress as any one could ask. The ma
terial Is laid in four box plnits, which
are pressed in. They are stitched down
nj the front and back to the depth OF
n long yoke; their edges overlny
hand of the white goods. White
arrow heads are worked at the ends
Of thsxe bands. The neck and sleeves