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Isn't II glorious after a life
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-01-22


few days and get out IN this delightful weather
and ENJOY one s self working IN the jolly blg
out of door It's almost as much fun as play
ing hockey from school was IN our younger
days.
EVERY MAN JACK among us viii
undouhtedls live longer and certainly viii en-
JOY the j b OF living more kernly after this
imperstisely imposed vaction.
WHY BLESS YOUR STARS no end
of folks over there" in B.gium. in France.
in Italy and el>e~ here have bern ON forced
sort Of strrnus Us vacation for some three or
four years fighting our battles
Then. too our soldier AND sailor boys
haven't been al all fdSsy over the duties that
have been assigned 90 them.
Are they figuring up exactly how much
money they are losing per diems
Then again we've orated and bally haved
incrsSantl, for shorter hours ~ labor ever since
most of US were warnings but when our
hearts desire is handed Co vs. on silver
platter we back up and want the eats s<rved
less ornstei-.
Verify We humans are cantankerous
critters.
Many # The nations most capable and
best Infwned men have sized up has order OF
the Fusl Commissioner ihu>ly. Permit US
20 quote few extractS from their quoted
Opinions on the necessity 81 the order.
PRESIDENT WILSON,
This order vas absolutely necessary"
GOVERNOR GRAAAM:-
The Fuel Administration would not have
ISSUED such an order II the conoition Of the
country did not absolutely require e..
j. +. MORGAN:
Voiced almost almost the exact sentiment Of
our Governor Graham.
EX-PRESIDENT TAFT:
In substance made similar comment.
PRESIDENT UNDERWOOD Of the Erie r. X. -
1t Is a move in the right direction"
AND THERE YOU ARE Every one Of US
by working iusi a little bar harder nd more eff
GENTLY when school keeps again can soon redeem
the few days given 10 invigorstrg felie' from
y usual daily grind
GOO OR GO UNDER" is the laies, warn.
irg note from the front Are down heartssf
Let's buck up q tackle the job with VII
Lets boy Jaiey iof Of COUsrn"'saI Sf1"'P's
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
By GUY HUBBART

The recruiting officer in a medium sized city turned a volunteer down be- cause he was physically unfit to fight in the trenches. The young man was anxious to fight, he was anx- ious to get at the dirty boche and his swaggering officers first hand. But his chest was too shallow; his heart was weak; his feet were flat. He was rejected internationally. This is what he said when he got back behind the mems furnishing counter, his regular jobt
 "Oh, I am not fit to fight, hey! Well, will fight. My feet may be flat and my heart weak, but my head isn't flat and my brain isn't weak. I'lA fight the damned Kaiser and his crew of Potsdam butchers and baby killers. I'll fight him with something sharper than a sword, something the Teutonic philosophy cannot compre bend. I'll fight him with ideas"
 The young man with the flat chest did fight, He organized Wal Savings Stamp Club in his store ant under his direction it sold $46,OO( worth of stamps in six weeks. Hi boss helped him, his customers helpet him. He is selling stamps yet an, selling his regular merchandise, col lars, neckties and shirts. But he hasn't allowed his regula job to interfere with his fighting. N
 sir, not at all!
 , Do you know what $46,0OO will d toward winning the war? Ask an : Ordnance man. He'll tell you, an then you'll know why the Kaiser fear
 ideas more than he does guns. H
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

knows he can't fight ideas. He is at the head of an army of cattle. Cat tie must be driven. They can't fight like this flat chested clerk. You men at the head of stores manned by salespeople with ideas. Are you helping them fight? You i are if you have War Savings Stamp department where stamps are sold every day.
 Tell this story to your salespeople. It will help them, and you, to fight. And remember every dollar helps the gunner and the mop-up man over there.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

him in the dining room as he was eat ing breakfast. Both were clad in rough western attire, having ridden the entire distance from Barstow by horseback, though along different roads.
 At the first sight of him, Gwyn comprehended. He had been followed. In an instant he recalled the conver sation on the train, remembered how Won Bleck had attempted to talk bus mess. Everything that had passed be- tween them flashed like bolt of | lightning into his mind. He had no doubt that his suspicious were true. He walked over to the Central Pow ers' agent, and, without a prelimin- ary word, said:
 "Von Bleck, you've gone about far enough. I know who you are, what
 you are, and what you want Look
 out. I'm working to save my nation your are working to destroy it.
 wouldn't for a moment allow such a
 little thing as your life stand between
 me and my mission here. l warn you
 keep off my trail!"
 Won Bleck said nothing. He merely sneered.
 Gwyn ate hurried breakfast, and
 after inquiring the way to Ybarra's
 mine, started out upon the back o: hired horse to find it.
 It was said that the occurrences a Lost Mine that morning were unfor , tunate, and they were; for, when Vol Bleck had finished his meal, and de cided, despite Gwyn's caution, to fol low the young mining engineer to hi . destination, and foil his plans, if sucl l thing were possible, he asked whicl t trail to follow to Ybarra's. The nam he found by reference to his notebook
 As fate ruled, his appointed guide 9 were none other than Shoestrin ] Drant and Cut-Deep Rawls, who ha
 prowled about the Spaniard's dwellin d on the previous evening.
 t After they had led him severs t miles into the mountains, they discov cred that he, too, was an enemy | e Don Carlos Ybarra, and, due both t e Won Bleck's shrewdness in the situs n tion and that of the outlaws, the n struck bargain. It was an immens l. bargain, almost as great and impor d ant as the one made by Gwyn an J. Balterman, but the conditions unde
 which it was made were in sharp col
 trast to the other. It was agreed th' ,- if Won Bleck, through the aid of tf 1t outlaws should gain possession e. Ybarra's cinnabar mine, the outla le were to be paid the fabulous sum h one million dollars, in addition al which Won Bleck was to aid them ct what was more important than u
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
NO REGULAR SUGAR
 CERTIFICATES TO BE
 ISSUED TO DEALERS
It Is Expected That Supply
 Will Meet Ordinary Needs
 Under Government Ra- tion of Two Lbs, Monthly

FLAGSTAFF, Aug. S.-No regular sugar certificates will be issued by the food administration to retail deal CTS for the month of August, it was announced today by the federal food administration for Arizona.
 This does not mean that Arizona is facing a sugar famine, nor that dealers will not be supplied. It does mean, it was explained, that the re- distribution plan of the sugar divi- sicn of the food administration at Washington will be placed in effect.
 Under this plan sugar certificates accumulated by the retail dealer in selling to manufacturers and eating establishments are taken up by the wholesaler in exchange for new sup plies of sugar and in the same manner certificates are turned over by the wholesaler and jobber to the refiner In other words there is a constant stream of certificates flowing toward the refiner and there is constant supply of sugar flowing from the re- liners to the jobbers and wholesalers
 It is expected that this supply vii meet all the ordinary needs under the new government ration of two pounds per person per month. To take care of the sugar sold for canning purposes the federal food administrator will is sue what has been termed a "heu' certificate.
 These lieu certificates will be issue' from the state headquarters of tn food administration, Flagstaff, on ap plication, and will be based on can celled homecoming statements 10 July turned in by the dealer to tn food administrator and on file in hl office.
 It is expected that plans will be an ,nounced shortly to take care of tn needs of retail dealers, eating place and manufacturers of ice cream an soft drinks. Until such announcemer is issued from Washington no certlt cates can be issued and all count food administrators have been advl' ed accordingly.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

At that moment Ybarra, shuffling in toward the house, halted moment to watch it run away. Either through coincidence or by kindness of Provi- dence the frightened rabbit dashed to- ward the entrance of the cave. As it was about to enter there for shelter, it took a sudden turn and fled in the opposite direction, with renewed speed. Ybarra was immediately suspicious: Something-perhaps some one-must have frightened the animal. He ut tered little cry. Perhaps some one was in his cave! He turned and call ed:
 |. Zoe! Joew
 Yaqui Joe, the relic of a dauntless tribe of earlier days, Ybarra's faith ful servant, appeared in the doorway. Don Carlos motioned to the cave. Joe understood. The old Spaniard, his days for physical combat passed, went on toward the hacienda, leaving the Indian to see to the safety of the cases.
 When Ybarra entered the house, he was welcomed warmly by the one bright ray in his shattered, lonesome life. It was a young and very beauti-
 full girl, whom he called Nan. She
 was dark, of the Spanish type, but
 nevertheless sparklingly American
 Ybarra often described her to stran gers as the kind of a girl an orphan imagines his mother was. And tha , was description enough, both of beau
 ty and of character.
 "What's the matter, father?" sh' , asked nervously. "Why did vol call?"
 q thought perhaps those two ma' F men from Lost Mine, Shoestring Dran , and Cut Deep Rawls, were abou s again. Yaqui Joe is looking aroun
 now. It may be nothing. Don't b alarmed" He tapped her on tn e shoulder. Despite his assurances, Na 6 was alarmed. She feared the me d whose names her father had men t toned, for often before she had hear . of their maniacal intentions of al V ducting her.
 The following morning things ot
 cured rapidly and unfortunately 2 e the little mountain town of Lost Min + Won Beck and Gwyn arrived at tn 5. same hotel few minutes after eac 1t other. The secret agent of the Centr
 Powers got in first, and Gywn mt
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

You can't support the boys at the front by helping to support tele- phone pole or the corner building. Walk over to the U. S. Employment Service and get a job free.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

If they tell you about "swelp job somewhere else, ask the man at the Employment Service office. He'll tell you about better one right here.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

The past can never be undone. The food you should have conserved will never reach a hungry mouth.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

To tKe names of the illustrious gen. erals of today, history will justly add General Housewife
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
The NeckWear Sharpshooter

He started fighting the Boche the day the recruiting officer turned him down. He's fighting yet with something the German supreme command can't outflank.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

Eight men must serve Cover here" to support one man over there. Are you serving? Get in touch with the nearest U. S. Employment Service of- flee.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

"The Fighting Trail" will be shown at Lang's Theater each Wednesday evening the second of the series will be shown Wednesday, August 21.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

J. J. Cherry s. T. Elliott I. M. George Nickel & Co. Axel EricsOn Ford Garage C. B. Johnson H. H. Watkins c. A. Patterson MOhave Garage
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17
"THE FIGHTING TRAIL"
Episode 9-"Will Yaqui Joe Tell"

(Continued from the last issue)
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

The fourth episode of "The Fight ing Trail" will appear in the next issue of "The Miner"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

Old Trails Garage Arizona Stores Co. George X. BOnnelli MOhave Lumber Co. Basham"Mangrum Co. Central Commercial Co. Arizona Engineering Co. w. l.. Kayser Co.,, Blackberry George H. Mcdonald, Valentine Mohave Assay & Engineering Office Tarr, McCOmb X Ware Commercial Co.
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The Washington herald., 1918-04-02
NEW YORK GAMBLER
KILLED BY GUNMEN
Harry Cohen Meets Death for
"Squealing" to Authorities.

New York, April Harry Cohen,
alias Harry Coen. alias Harry Katz,
alias Harry the Yot," gambler and
pickpocket, burglar, known to the
police as one of the cleyerest work.
ers in the world, was shot and in
stantly killed today in a reception
room on the ground floor of his
apartment house. The murderer of
Cohen escaped.
Like Herman Rosenthal, who had
given information regarding gam
bling to Gov. (then district attor-
ney) Whitman in 1912. Cohen had
been "squealipg" to District Attor-
ney Swami. because. as he said.
certain high and mighty hotel
gamblers. who had been .zoning the
city into gambling districts, had
given him a raw deal"
Joseph Edine, the negro elevator
boy, who chased Cohen's slayer,
identified Morris Rothenberg, 26, a
bartender, arrested late tonight, as
the man he had pursued from the
apartment house.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-02
SLAUGHTER OF HUN STILL ON:
BAKER HURRYING TO ITALY
U. S. War Secretary Expected Home
Shortly to Speed Up Military Activi-
ties-AD Reports Show Steadily I'm
proving Conditions-To Rush Major
Part of National Army to France
Before First of August.

President Wilson yesterday tentatively accepted
aton make speech at Baltimore Saturday
the occasion of the opening of the Third Liberty Loan drive
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker will return to Wash
ngton from France Immediately after making hurried trip
to Italy, bring 6rsthand information concerning necessities
imperative to the defeat of Germany.
Maj Gen Tasker H. Bliss. representative of the United
States the nter-aied War Council. and Maj. Gen. John
Pershns commanding the expedtonary forces both cabled
that the situation the Western front steadily improving
Executive orders issued which will place France
route by August !. all troops the cantonments Of
this country. Less than IS per will be retained for
ing purposes To facilitate the overseas movement President
Wilson pressed for immediate from the French
and British authorities what percentage of supplies
be eliminated to make available additional shipping.
So. t., ALL REPORTS ENCOURAGING.
This summarizes the ceneed at the White House
yesterday The spirit with which orders given and executed
indicated steadily increasing The calling list again
the lowest possible consistent with the transaction of
immediate of the President The plans for greater parpa
ton accelerated by passing through his hands.
Secretary Bakers messages indicated he thought
order the War Department and supply bureaus the
benefit of the information he has gathered The President under
stood have replied with urgent request that the contemplated
trip to Italy be not abandoned.
Italy regarded by the President of the great sufferers
of the 1t said be his desire that incident which
Italian people could consider lack of courtesy From Italy Mr.
Baker expected go back Paris for final conference with
Maj. Cen. Bliss and members of the council.
1t permissible give the approximate date the Secretary
of War is expected back in Washington
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