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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30

Washington Walter Hines Page OF
Garden CITY y ". ambassador Of the
United States 70 Great Britain since
April 1878. because Of III health has
submitted his resignation 70 President
Wilson he has accepted H.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
win Limit Output of Autos.

Washington--M Manufacturers of pas
sanger automobile and repair irlrts
have agreed with tue war Industries
board to unit production during the
last six months OF 1918 to - per cen
of the total production in 1917.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30

Washington. The fuel adfninis,ra-
fion has eails~i upor she public ip
states easf ~ the Mississippi river b.
cease flsc use of al classes " ausomo-
hiles. with few named exceptions
motorcycles amt motor bouts on San-
days antii further notice as gasoline
conservation measure
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
AppIles AntI.loafina Law.

New York.--Four men on strike from
a Long Island city factory turning out
gas masks for the army were held In
$500 bail for the court OF special SEES
sions by Magistrate Kochendorfer
Monday charged with violating the
anti-loafing law.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30

Washington "A bill granting to nll
short Tine railroads not under federal
control the same rights. privileges and
;mmunltis'S now enjosed hy govern
laent controlled roads was Introduced
Tuesf,av.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
Permitted to PLAY in Series.

Boston.-Four members of the Bos-
ton American league baseball team,
leaders In the pennant race, have re-
ceived permission from their exemp-
ton boards to take place In the world
series.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
No Concessions, Saws Germany.

London.-German newspapers say
that The Situation between Span aid
Germany is critical, tut that Germany
can make no concessions with regard
TO her submarine warfare says q gis.
patch from Copenhagen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
Mexican aandlts wreek rraIn.

FL Paso. Tex--Two Americans who
arrived here from the interior of Mex
leo confirmed reports that a passenger
train WAS wrecked BY bandits at Canal
Ian. Durango. and 90 passengers and
soldiers killed and 90 injured.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30

ST. Pierre. Miquelon The steamer
Eric OF Coz tons has beeu sunk by shell
fire. presumably BY the same subma-
rine which sent four fishing schooners
to the bottom on sunday on this island.
FIVE Of the crew being lost.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30
stesmp,ps eufst,. kin sgvon.

An Atlantic Port steven men were
killed and number are said r. h,ve
been injured Saturday by the huS-.fa.
of n steam pipe in ~ Aasorlcin trans
port lying Ut q dock here
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
KORESPONDENCYA.

PAM Agnieszka. - Naturalnem
Jest il radzibysmy dzieciom naszym
doc odziC, odm6wiC sobie niejednego
aze0v one braku zadnego ME GU
~. NiewlaSciwem jest jednak, ciagle
i wszedzie dawac i'm to do poznania,
ulegac ich kaprysom i zatruwat So
bic zycie uczac dzieci dobrowolnie
swiadomosci il So acknowledgement o.
sobami W domu.
2 listu PAM osadzic moge, IL pre-
WANNA wilma PAM jest il PAM VIA
she dzieci i te kt0re PAM u siebie
ma ma stancyi i ma wikcie, tax cry
masza z %jedzeniem. PAM ME powin-
ma pytac dzieci: Icy daG wan to
lub owo ma przekaske" - gdy ida
do szkoly, ami tez zapytywaG co chca
mice ma obiad; co PAM uczynit mo-
re jeSli osmioro dzieci, kazde zazada
czego innego? Rodzice, chociaz ,,pia-
ca "a dzieci", ME NIGGA r6wniez Ia
dac dogadzania %podobnych gryma-
sow. Najlepiej ME zapytujac dzleci
,przygotowa6 i'm poobwijawszy lad
ME i czysto przekaske do szkoly; Je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
ONO TEMU, KOMU
CZESC!

Dlaczego tysiace ludzi ma WIG
eel WARY W Trinera Amerykar-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jak W
inne lekarstwa zoladkowe? Ponie-
waz wiedza, re Trinera Amery-
kahski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
MA prawo ma ogolne uszanowanie.
Pomaga pewnie i szybko. Pan Je-
rzy Papu, Z Salem, Ohio cierplaf
IA zoladek try lata. Teraz pisze
on lam q stycznia 1918: uJe-
stem teraz zupefnie zdrow, ale
tylko dzieki Trinera Amerykafi-
skiemu Elixiru Gorzkiemu Wi
ME" w liscie Z IA lutego 1918,
pisze nam PAM Kuhnimhofova Z
Columbus, Ohio: uBogu dzieki
iestem teraz zdrowa, jedna butel-
ka Trinera Amerykahskiego Eli
xiru Gorzkiego Wilma pomogla
mnie." Lekarstwo to dostaniecie
w kazdej apiece. Cena $1.1O. -
Tego-roczna nadzwyczajna lima
spowodowala wiele odziebiei. "
tych przypadkach jakotez i PREY
wywichnieciu, reumatyzmie. neu-
ralgii it'd, jest najlepszem lekar-
stwem Trinera Liniment. Cena
35 i IS centow w aptekach, po-
czta As i Is centow. - Joseph
Triner Company, wielkowytwor--
cy lekarstw, 1333-1343 S. Ash
land ave, Chicago, Ill. (Ogi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

nym }kaniem - czy to moja Wi
ma, re o%jciec MOI jest Prusakiem?
ia jestem Polka, jak moja mat
ka, zawsze to powtarzam. Ale
oni ME wierza mi, kryja sic pre-
demna re wszystkiem / - dokoh~
czyIa cicho - to strasznie mnie
boli...
OpuSciia zn6w gfowe. Pc
chwili jednak podnios}a oczy -
teraz pali} sic w mich jakis 60
raczkowy wyraz.
- Mech mi wiclmozna PAM
powie, co ia nam zrobic.. zeby
ich przckonac, co.,. Tylko u
tenn mySle, zeby oni wreszcie po-
wiedzieli - OF, prDckona}aS L..
Patrzy'am ma MIA re wspolczu-
ciem. Jakaz jednak mog}am dac
jcj rade? Czyz Jest sposob zwal
czenia zIej wolf i g}upoty ludz-
kiejo Czulam, &c odpowiadac o.
g0lnikami wobec s]zczeroSci jcj
pytnia ME powinnam. Poloze-
ME jcj bylo tax okrutncm, jak
okrutncm bywa czesto zycie.
Bczradna milczaiam.
- Vice CO ia mann zrobic, re-
by ich przekonat? - Juz ME Ivy
recz rozpacz d}awi}a CLOS karo-
liny.
Wyrwafam &c swcgo wnetrza
zdawkowc s}owa wspolczucla, "a
dzac cicrpliwoSc Siowa mole
ME wp}ynely uspakalajaco.
OdcszIa rozgoraczkowana, mic
szcze5liwa.
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
(WSpomnienie przez K. b.

Burza wojenna wrzaia dokola.
ZaskoczyIa mic ona W mel po-
w~rotnej do domu drodze. Do
tariam do miasteczka w. Sto-
jaca tn zaloga pruska odmowila
dalszego przejazdu. Chcac, ME
chca, zmuszona bylam zatrzy-
mac sic w tel maiej lezacej na
pograniczu Prus miescinie. Maj
porzadniejszy hotel zajety byf
przez komendanta. Mnie, jake
dawnej klientce w~iaSciciel hotelu
uStapii icden I zajmowanych
przez swa rodzine pokoi. Mafa
to byia ciupka. czuiam sig jed
max szczesliwa, majac dach mad
g4owa w~zglednie zabezpieczone.
codziennc zycia potrzeby. Z mic
szkancami miasteczka dzia}o sig
gorzej. Sklepy ! sklepiki ogo-
locone byiy doszczetnie. REX
wirowano ma prawo i lewo. Funr
chleba dochodzii rublowcj ceny,
kartofli brakio; 0 cukrze, herba-
Gle mowy nawet ME bylo, Mies%-
kancy zg1odniali i zziebli (byla
zima a paliG ME bylo czem) wy
czekiwali z miiowania Bozego.
Pozbawieni pism, czerpali PREY
godne tylko wiadomoSci. Mo-
wiono o rrzekomo postepujacej
ku nam armii rosyjsEicj. Po-
gloski tie jcdnak byly wiecej niz
mike. Prusacy mrowiem peiza-
jacy pc miasteczku, zaprzeczali
dobrym wieSciom.
Major Helstein, komendant sto
jacego tn oddzialu - Prusak L
krwi, koSci i przekonania, rozbi-
jail sic z Gala teutohska brutal
no5cia wsr6d nieszczesnych mie-
szkanc6w miasteczka.
Lecz oto nadeslano rozkaz, a.
by bezzwlocznie przylaczyi sig
do armii, ktora zajeia czeSc kra-
ju.
Dotychczasowe stanowisko
Helsteina objac miai hrabia Hoch
berg, mlody a~rystokrata pruski.
Juz cd wczoraj oczekiwano no.
wego dowodcy.
Ciezkie chmury zalegly niebo.
Niewyrazne swiat}o, jake zwia-
stun zorzy porannej - niesmia-
10 przekradaio sic przez ME. Mia
steczko toneio w Snieznym pu-
chu. Piekny jego park z okry-
TENN szromem drzewami laczyf
sic z olSniewajaca biafoscia kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
jobrazu. Wielkie m~ilczenien po
tegowa}a osiona zimy.

w lClhlC LlllSLCtiISlA ~
tegowa}a oslona zimy.
Mimo grozy obecnej sytuacyl,
ME moglam wyrzec sic mel CO.
dziennej przechodzki, Tegoz vie:
ranka znalaziam sic pred do
mem, kt6ry zamieszkiwaaam.
Wczesna pora ME wyploszyla
jeszcze do piracy sluzby domowej,
tylko portyer, m}ody ch}opak, o
jasnym waste, stall pred progiem
.hotelu. Biekitne jego oczy, MO
SAGE w sobie jakby oczekiwanie,
bieg}y W p~rzestrzei. Pc chwi!i
zamigotai W mich wyraz niepoko-
ju. Idqc "a wzrokiem chlopca,
dostrzeglam zblizajacego sic ku
nam szybko cz}owieka, poznalam
W MIN hotelowego komlsyonera'
Teraz portyer zblizy1 sig do
mnic.
- DIS bedq pcwnc wiadomo-
sci - rzekf poSpiesznie - kreck'
- wskazaI mi nadchodzacego -
wraca.
Wiedzialam, re korzystajac z
wyjazdu H~elsteina uradzono po-
slac komisyonera, by zbadai, czy
w poblizu ME ma wojska rosyj-
skiego. Helstein mic wypusz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
z biura organizatora Polskiej
Korporacyi.
1155 Milwaukee ave.

1155 Milwaukee ave.
w niedziele, dnia 3go marca
ME bedzie wiecu Polskich Kup--,
COW, re wzgledu ma manifestacye
narodowa, jaka urzadzaja Polacy
ma Geese representative PolskieJ
Armii we Francyi, Stowarzysze--
ME Polskich kupcow i Przemy-
slowcow ME urzadza w te niedzie-
le wiecu, ale bierze czynny udzial
W pochodzie i wieczorku w Nor
rison kotelu. To tez zawiada-
MANY wszystkich Grosernikow,
ktorzy, majac zamiar kupic akcye
W polskiej korporacyi, czekaja ia
vice - re odbedzie sic on dopie-
70 W nastepna niedziele, to jest
dnia 10go marca ma Kazimierzo-
vie. Gas i hale podamy w przy-
szlym tygodniu. w ia niedziele
wszystkich Pan6w Kupcow "a
prasza sic do wspofudzialu W ia
nifestacyi.
Stanisiaw Jakiel,
organization.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
HANDLUiPRZEMYSLU

ludzi ia kierownikow, a wtedy
nietylko, re zarobek pozostanie W
polskich rekacl, ale zniknie pre-
konanie, re II Polaka trzeba dro-
zej placid niz ii innonarodowca.
Tezeli tax jest, to wiaSnie dlate-
go, re polski kupiec Z maiym ka-
pitalem - malo kupuje i drogo
placi, a zatem musi drozej spree
dawac. Jak ia polu piracy narodo-
wei W organizacyi jest siia, tax
samo jest ona | W organizacyi ma
polu handful i przemysiu.
A zatem przez organizacye do
dobrobytu!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02
DIAL + KOBIET.


niajac tym sposobem jakakolwiek
L okolica komunikacye.
- DIS w nocy nadejdzie til
oddziai wojska - rzucif nam zdy
szanym g}osem komisyoner.
Glebokie westchnienie ulg.
wyrwaIo mi sic z piersi.
- Tylko - dodaI Krecki. Me
dokohczyf, DO OTTO szklane drzwi
wejSciowe uchylify sic i drobna
blada twarzyczka, oczacl1
dw6ch gwiazd wyiskrzonych IL
kazata sic zrazu, potem wysmu-
kla, dziewczeca postac wysune}l
sic juz Gala.
Ma jej to widok portyer / ko-
misyoner przerwali dalsza rozmo
we.
D~ziewczyna spostrzegla widac
to magic ich milczenie, gdyz bla-
da jej twarz zalaf krwisty rumie-
nice. Bee slowa, jakby z po-
kora przesune}a sic kolo mas i
skierowala w ulice miasta.
- Me dowierzacie tel dzieW-
czynie? - zapyta}am. - Pre-
ciez to t~utejsza pokojowka... Pa
mietam ia jeszcze Z pred roku,
sympatyczna..
Niby, tax, niczego - Cd
rzek} portyer - tylko tcraz wszy
soy jej ME lubia. Ono ma taxi
felcr - rozeSmia} sic &c jej o.
cicc - to Prusak!... Jak wojna
wybuchla, a by}a tn m~obilizacya,
to go ma}o ME zatiukli - szwa-
bisko gdzieS przepad}!...
- WlaSnie przez tego OLGA -
dorzucii Krecki - to my sic jej
wystrzegamy. Kto ia tam vic?
- machnaf rcka - jcszczcby
zdradzila...
- Me podejrzewam w MET
nicmieckiego pochodzenia, ak
cent polski ma wyborny.
- no, ona zawsze mowi, re
uwaza sic "a Poke - potwier-
dill komisyoncr - jej matkl
Polka, Z Poznahskiego; wiaSci-
vic ia Lima to dobre stworzc-
ME - ale - dorzuci} Z niepoko-
nanym uporem - coz kiedy
szwabka!.. L..
Pogoniiam oczami "a idaca.
Szla zwolna, postac jej pochylo-
ma by}a, uginal ia snac Cigar, Gle
Ear nicpopclnionej why. DO !
coz jei zarzucano? Oto chyba
miiosna wing matki, ktora ia na
ten SWAT przywolala. A teraz
SWAT ten. przez usta s}uzby no.
telowej, wyklucza} ia re swego
grona, jalo stworzenie zic, wstre
tne...
PoszIam "a MIA. Skionila mi
sic. Zauwazylam, re Ivy bly,
szczaly ma jej powickach.
- Karolino - zapytafam Ia
godnie - czcmu placzcsz?
Ma te siowa dwic Icy stoczy-
" sic po policzkach dziewczyny.
Milczala
- Wien. tam - wskazalam
hotel - postepuja L toba niespra
wiedliwie. ale ia ME gardze to-.
ba ! mann do ciebie zaufanie. -
Stanela. Wielkie czarne jej
oczy wbiiy sic w ma twarz. L
wystraszonych zmieni}y sic w py
tajacc. Potem, jakby odruchem
wdziecznosci gnana, pochyllla
sic ku mel rece i d~}uzsza chwi-
lc usta jej W goracym, przecia-
GYM pocaiunku przylgnefy do
mel dloni. Wymowniejszem to
bylo Cd slow.
Prosze wielmoinej PAM -
odezwala sic glosem przerywa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

w p%oprzednich artykuiach ia
temat handful i %przemysfu pred.
stawilismy w og6lnych zarysacl
nasz stan talk umysiowy jak i
majatkowy w odniesieniu do han
diu i przemyslu. Wykazalismy,
&c brak nam zdolnych i ukwalifi.
kowanych odpowiednio handlow-
cow, albo jezeli So, to ME tylko,
re jest ich maio, ale udali sic do
obcych i tam pracuja, DO Ii swo-
ich niema ola mich miejsca j mic
byli do tego czasu potrzebni.
TAX samo ma sic sprawl L
majatkiem. Pojedyhczo nei brak
wsrod mas ludzi zamoznycl. Me
many ich tax DUO, jake maja
inne narody, ale ME jest znowu
tax lie, ably wszyscy byli biedni
i zalezni tylko Cd swego dzienne-
90 zarobku. A take i to nalezy
uwzglednic, re ci zamozni ludzie
to przewaznie starry, ktorzy ME
ckca i ME NIGGA brac sic do ryzy-
kownych przedsiebiorstw, w celu
powiekszenia kapitalu, gdyz "a
miast 60 powiekszyc, mogliby
wszystko utracic.
Miodsi zas majatku ME posia-
daja, a chociazby i p~osiadali, ro-
wniez boja sic ryzykowac ma VIA
sra reke, gdyz widza, re obecnie
jest tendencya do centralizacyl
handful, do gromadzenia wielkich
kapita}6w i tworzenia wielkich
przedsiebiorstw, Kto sic zajmuje
sprawl handlowa i przemys}owa,
ten to widzi i przewiduje, re ME
wiele uplynie czasu, a male pred
s:ebiorstwa musza ustapic miej--
sea wiclkim, zaS mali przedsie-
blorcy, o lie ME wejda do wiel-
k1ch jake skiadowe czesci, musza
sic usunac ! iSc do piracy, ably dac
utrzymanie sobie i rodzinie.
w obecnych czasach namnozy-
10 sic lyle roznego rodzaju obcyclr
korporacyi, sprzedajacych akcye
pomiedzy Polakami, re malo jest
ludzi, ktorych Cd czasu do czasu
ME odwiedzilby reprezentant or
ganizujacej sic korPoracyi i ME
namawial do zakupienia akcyi,
obiecujac wielkie zyski.
Polacy W tym ~wypadku powin-
nj bye ostrozni i to Z dwoch po-
wodow. Pc pierwsze, re jake mali
udzialowcy W obconarodowyc1
przedsiebiorstwach ME beda mie-
Ii glosu, a tylko obconarodowcy
beda sic ich pieniadzmi dorabiac,
piacac maiym nrybkom" najwy-
zej ) do 6 procent, a powtorc, &c
~wiekszosc tych przedsiebiorstw
to humbug, a Z humbugu korzy-
STAG mkt ME moze jak tylko hum
bugier.
Polacy zatem powinni bye bar
do. ostrozni 'przy zakupywanlu
akcyi W obcych przcdsiebior-
stwach, a popierac ~raczej swoje,
O lie tc daja gwarancye, re akcyo-
naryusze beda mieli korzySci.
Polacy W ostatniclr czasach
z7ozumieli ~potrzebe organizowa-
MIA kapitalu i stworzyli az try
towarzystwa asekuracyjne. Jed
no towarzystwo ubezpieczei ma
zycie, diva zas ubezpieczeri cd os-
MIA. Towarzystwo ubezpicczel ma
zycie interes prowadzi juz cd
dwoch lat, zas diva towarzystwa
ubczpieczeh Cd ognia teraz przy-
stapiiy o wystawiania polls ubez-
pieczeniowych.
Pred paru miesiacami Stowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Strojna sukienka z krepy, jedWa-
blu i innych pralnych materyi. Mo-
re bye z zakiecikiem Tub be-. Model
ka: 4, 6, g., 10 i IL lat. Mater. o A
cal. seer. So y. ma modelko II, Mo-
delko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-02

Stylowa toaleta ola panienek z
~czarnej satyny z kolorowem wyszy--
ciem, Cniebieska, brunatna itp.) Lat
wa do uszycia, wygodna do ubierania
(przez giowe). Modelka: 10, II, IA
1 16 lat, Mater. o Sc cal. seer. AZ y.
ma modelko IA. Modeiko 15c.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
STORES
 NOW REMODELED

Manager Quinlan of the Arizona Stores company, has completed the transfer of the hardware and mems furnishing departments and the new arrangement has added greatly to the appearance as we'll as rendering more accessible the stocks of the company.
 The mems furnishing department, under the care of Geo. L. Clayton, has been removed to the room former ly occupied by the Cherry drugstore and has become separate unit al- though connected with the main build ing by doorway.
 The hardware department has been removed to the place formerly occu- pied by the mems furnishings and has already been rearranged by John Nc Cormack, the genial manager of that
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
Picnic Enjoyed at Mountain iVeW Ranch

Lost Sunday Mir. and Mrs. George Mcdonald of the Mountain View ranch entertained the people of the sur rounding country with picnic. On account of the heavy rains the latter part of last week, the crowd was not as large as had been anticipated, as many people from Kingman who had planned to attend were kept away on that account. However, the crowd that did go had the pleasure of building camp fires for their lunches, dancing, swimming, and enjoying the racing and broncho busting by the cowboys. MT. Mcdonald erected a fine dance floor out in the open, the dancing starting at o'clock in the afternoon. Music was furnished by Mrs. J. R. Thompson and MT. John Mccormick, beth of Kingman. Later, came the broncho riding and racing, and it was conceded by those present that MT. Henry Bacon, ST. of Blackberry, far outdid the younger men who were his competitors.
 MT. Mcdonald provided ice cream
 for the picnickers, as we'll as soft drinks and other lunch materials from
 his well-stocked store located at the
 ranch.
 Alter the races, the dancing con.
 tinued until 10 o'clock. Judge Pau
 c. Thorne offered a $500 prize fol
 the best waltz and there was lively
 competition, there being some gooc dancers present. Although it appear ed at first that Henry Bacon, ST. would also win the honors on thu dance floor, the crowd finally decided that "Tap" Duncan and Mrs. Law : renee Parker were entitled to the prize Those who attended this first picni , expressed such satisfaction that MT . Mcdonald wishes to make these pic l nics a feature every three weeks. An nouncements of future picnics will b ; made in the local paper. With swim
 ming, dancing out of doors, to goo' ? music, and an opportunity to picnic il } the open those who go are always as , sured that the time will be pleasant. ? spent.
 Some of those who went from King , man were MT. and Mrs. Lawrenc
 Parker, E. Elmo Bollinger, Judge Pau c. Thorne, Asa F. Harris and Mis- : Harris, MT. and Mrs. Mert Wayne l and their party, MT. and Mrs. Johl l McC cCormick, Mrs. J. R. Thompson an' ) son, Wayne Hubbs, Bob Sears, an E number of others from in and aroun'
 Kingman, Blackberry and Valentine.
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family which he left behind. This is a direct contribution to winning the war. At the same time they are es- publishing in the whole nation ideals of neighborliness and understanding that will last.
 They met to discuss plans for or ganizaticn, to discuss problems of mo- rale and after-care of the wounded with representatives of the army, and to plan for the Red Cross institutes that are to train more workers for their assistance.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
 UNDER SPECIAL EXECUTION

STATE OF ARIZONA. at the relation and | to the use of I. N. Hart. Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Collector in and for Mohave County, Arizona, Plaintiff
 L. G. MOORE, Defendant.
 l NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
 By virtue of Special Execution issued State of Arizona, dated the 18th day of Aug ust 1918, where STATE OF ARIZONA, at the relation and to the use of I. N. Hart. Treasurer sur & and ex-effei1 Tax Collector in and L. G. MOORE is defendant, upon judg- ment and decree rendered by Honorable Paul c. Thorne, Judge of the said Superior Court on the 9th day of August, 1918, in favor of said plaintiff and against said defendant, for the sum of $13.47, together with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per an- mum from date of said judgment until paid lunder and by virtue of Paragraph 1916. R. S. A. 1913), together with accrued interest in the sum of $3.20, together with the sum of s11.s7, plaintiffs costs, together with all ac- cruing costs, have this day levied upon the 1916 Interest in GENERAL LEE" Pat ented Mine, in the Cedar Valley Mining Dis trict of Mohave County, Arizona. containing PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will. on Mondayl the 18th day of Sept ember, 1918. at o'clock p. m. of the said day. at the south front door of the court house or MOnaVe SOunCy, ArlZOnd, III the town of Kingman, said county and state, sell at public, auction, all the right title, claim. and interest of said defendant, L. c. MOORE, of, in, and to the above described property. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs as aforesaid, thereon to the highest and best bidder - | J. N. COHENOUR,
 Sheriff of Mohave County, Arizona | By JOHN HAMILTON
 Deputy Sheriff Dated August 18th, 1918.
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MT. and Mrs. Frank CarrOW-

Frank E. Carrow and bride motored into Kingman one day the first of this week and visited with his many friends and relatives in Kingman for day, leaving the next day for Cal ifornia points, where the happy cou- pie will further the time of their honeymoon. Mrs. Carrow, nee Mrs c. c. Hutchinson, is we'll known to many of Kingman's people and her. self and husband carry with them on their journey through life the well wishes of these friends for a long life and much happiness.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
Local Happenings
Enjoy Trip To San Diego

MT. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott and Miss Blanche Parsons arrived in San Diego on the 12th The party is reported as greatly enjoying their trip, spending most of their time visiting San Diego's many war training camps. Following two weeks stay at the U. S. Grant hotel MT. and Mrs. Elliott will return to Kingman, Miss Blanche Parsons planning to continue her visit over in. to September.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
Dance at
 Elks' Hall-

The Red Cross canteen committee was host last Saturday evening to some fifty of Uncle Sam's sailors to be, who were held here on account of washouts. The boys were mighty lonesome owing to the long wait and the ladies secured the Elks' hall, pro- cured music and with the kindly as- sistance of the young ladies of the town made a merry dance for them.
 All of the young men were unani' nous in their praise of the ladies ot the canteen and made the statement that it would be impossible for then to ever forget Kingman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
Mrs. Frank Adams | Married

Mrs. Frank Adams waa married to R. T. Davenport in California last week and we are unable to give fur ther details than this at this time, as the affair came as surprise and the whereabouts of the newly-weds is un- known.
 MT. Davenport is California auto mobile man and Mrs. Adams is well known to alt of the Kingman people having served as saleslady with the Arizona Stores Company for year or more past.
 Many friends here wish them long life and plentiful happiness.