davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
Whittall Floor Coverings
Stand at the Apex of
Carpet Excellence

The Whittal Rugs receiving quite lot of atten
ton because it's the big homefurnishng month of the
and new rugs go handin-hand with furture
Whalls famous rugs portray the beauty and spendor of
ton of the price.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
HOTEL. ST- CLARE

Penna. av., near beach and Steel
Pier: superior location; private baths;
superior table, etc; fine porches
lawns. A O'REILLY HENNESY, Propr.
JULIA A MILLER, Manager.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
Leading High-Class Moderate Rate
ALBEMARLE cTnSE IIsGIHdH NJ a.. AYE; E !,

1000 feet porches: 100 large. cool
rooms; elevator. fine table. fresh
vegetables and sea food. catering to
those seeking high grade accommo-
dations without the excessive cost
sI2.50 Up Weekly; $3.50 Up Daily.
Booklet Ownership Management.
L = COPE
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
CONTINENTAL

Tennessee ave near Beach; always open: pri-
yate baths: running water in rooms; elevator:
excellent table; white Service; orchestra
Am. plan; $ o. up daily: SiT.D up weekly
Booklets. Garage NJ WALSH DUNCAN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Av. near beach. CAPACITY
500. a strictly modern hotel after eX-
tensiYe alterations. Private baths
running water in rooms, elevator, etc.
Notable table. white service. $500 up
3aily. special weekly. Booklet
W. r. SHAW
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05

THE WILTSHIRE Virginia Ave.
Ocean view. Capacity, $50. Private
baths, running water in rooms, eleya-
tor, etc. Music. SO up daily. Special
weekly. American plan. Omen ali
year. Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
New Dress Fabrics
For Fall

Sungs and Coatings that will have the call for Autumn
apparean initial showing of Importance, because of style
correctness and prce-moderateness
Wool Poplin--39 and 81 inches wide. Yard
S1.15 to $4.OO
Santoy in ten Fall shades. yard 81 80 to $500
French Serge, twenty shades Yard -. ST 90 to $4.OO
Suede Velour Coatings, "a inches navy black brown
taria Joffre and gray Yard ........ S495 to $500
Silvertone Coating six shades. Yard ......... S6.95
Army Cloth in khaki shade 54 inches separate and
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05

MORE TRUCK TRAINS
An ammunition truck train, COM
posed of Jhi-ty-two trucks. passed
through Harrisburg this morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05

Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
LITHUANIAN COUNCIL
CONDEMNS "TREAcHERY"
Chicago Workers Body Says "Hyp-
ocritica1 Reactionaries" Helped
Germany to Enslave Country.

Separate resolutions condemning the
"treachery" of "hypocritical reac-
tionaries" who made 1t possible for
Germany to enslave Lithuania have
been passed by the Chicago Lithua-
nian Workers Council. representing
10000 constituents, and the Lithua-
nian women's Progressive Association
of America, which met at South Bos-
ton, Mass.
Protests of the Chicago organization
deprecate Germany's barbarism and
state that the aim of the Hun Is ito
draw the lifeblood and destroy the
lives of the Lithuanian people in fur
therance of its plunderous ambitions"
They declare the Lithuanian national
landesrat is not representative Of
the Lithuanians and that the ''procla-
nation of the satirical independence"
of that country was the work Of the
Lithuanian clergy. headed by Bishop
Karevicius of Kovno.
The signing of the document in
foreign blood in Lithuania was caused.
it is declared. by further plotting en-
tered into by representatives. of the
landesrat and the clerical" Lfthu-
anian National Council of the United
States. headed by Rev. v. Bartuska,
of his heinous crimes committed
against Lithuania."
Both clergymen mentioned are Sc
verely condemned as traitors and the
peoples of the world are called upon
for intercession and assistance to the
people of Lithuania and for de-
termination ''to shake of the murder
Gus grasp of the conqueror in all
Europe" The desire is expressed
that the fate of the country be de-
termined by the people therein.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Nor1nandie -by-the-Se,

OCEAN CITY. N. j.. OPEN JUNE 70.
800 rooms. 100 suites with private baths
own artesian we'll water; ice plant: electric
light plant. Elevators from ground door.
Directly facing the ocean. Cuisine the best.
For rates. full informa tion and booklet address
r. H. q. CAKE. Manager.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
The Leesburg Inn

Inc LeeSDufg Inn
Lee.burk. ya-EIectric Lights. Baths.
The fse hfn nsaAfS nnmiNIoN n S rEnfa; ~ 1G
RAILROAD. IS miles from washing
ton. A honey hotel. with wide porches.
0veElO0kinE shady lawns.
SPECIAL WEEK END RATES.
Write for Auto Routes.
A. McSWEEN. Prop.
Orkney Springs, Virginia
BRYCE's HILLSIDE COTTAGES.
BUNGALOWS & CAMPING GROUNDS
Beautifully situated in the mountains: seem
cry unsurpassed: home comforts: city eonven-
fences; 'the country's best things TO eat"
Rates very reasonable. Patronage select.
MR.. AND MRS. WIN. p. BRYCE.
"NORTH HILL"
CAsTLEMANs FERRY, VA.
2l5-acre colonial farm seat near Bluemont on
Shenandoah river: valley. mountain and water
scenery; shaded grounds and drives: fishing.
boating. swimming: no children taken; daily
mail: telephone; fresh meat. milk. fruits
fowls; 50 per week till November: circular.
MAURICE CASTLEMAN,
Castlemans Ferry. Clarke Co.. Va.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
COTTON PRICE-FIXING
UP IN CONFERENCE

As a forerunner to stabilization of
the cotton industry by price-nxfng.
the price-ixing committee Of the War
Industries Board yesterday was in
conference with the war service COM
mittee of the National Council OF
American Cotton Manufacturers.
Prices were submitted on a few
staple cloths. which were materially
lower than the present market prices.
and the board asked for submission
July / Of a schedule of prices on the
complete list, as we'll as prices on
cotton yarns. all on a parity with the
prices suggested yesterday.
AS a part of the program planned
to be operative within a few days.
the following stipulation was ac-
cepted supplementary to provisions
previously agreed to:
"All sales made after June q and
before October 1 will be on the basis
of the prices to be approved by the
price-nxing committee to apply to
sales before October this regard
less of the period during which de-
livery is to be made" 4,
Prices will later be hxed to apply
to sales made from october ! to De,
cember ST., or for any other period
which may appear desirable. the
board announced.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
TO SPEED STEEL SHIPMENTS.
Committee Named to See That Ship
yards Get Supply,

Je@NS Neb SApPAys
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Francis
T. Bowles. assistant general manager
Of the Emergency Fleet Corporation:
F. A. Browse of the purchasing df-
vision Of the corporation, James B.
Bonner. president of the Carnegie
steel works. and ]. Leonard Replogle
of the War Industries Board were to-
day named as q committee to speed
up shipments Of steel to shipyards,
where, In some instances. work has
been retarded because of slow de-
liveries.
They were named at a conference at
the Emergency Fleet Corporation
headquarters here at which the follow.
ing besides those comprising the COM
mittee were present: Charles Piez,
vice president Of the feet corporation;
James A. Farrell. president of the
United States Steel Corporation; E. G.
Clarke. president Of the Lackawanna
Steel and Iron Company, and Alva C.
Dinkey, president Of the Midvale Steel
Company.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
VIRGINIA.
Healing Springs Hotel


Ownership and mana agement same the
famous Homestead Hotel at Virginia Hot
Springs, miles distant: use same railroad
station: altitude $500 feet: maximum tenn
perature s. degrees. Private baths. House
and grounds electric lighted. No humidity.
No mosquitoes. Saddle horses. Golf. Me-
dicinal baths. Rates, $21 .O0 per week up.
Booklet on application.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
OCEAN GROVE, n. j.
SEASIDE HOTEL
RHODE ISLAND.

Ocean Grove. N. J. Whole block the ocean
front. Illustrated booklet. /. J. WHITE.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Hotel Lockhart

st. James place. One minute from Boardwalk.
Capacity. $50. Center Of all attractions. Large
outside rooms. private baths, elevator; table
unsurrs passed. Rates, $500 per day up $500
per week up. B. II. DAY, Manager.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
FARMS.
FOR SALE.
l00-Acre State Road Farm,
5000: Stock. Tools. Eurniturs

lOO-ACle Sldtc NOdQ Fdrn,
5000; Stock, Tools, Furniture.
Bring your trunk. all else here: near schools.
neighbors. fine lake: between two villages with
loan machine-worked fields. brook -w,tered
pasture; plenty wood; big apple orchard; good
Broom house. screened porches. ,72-foot base
I pair yoaRs $500 sew. oa
nishings; 5000 takes ali: half cash. Details
page .. Strout's Catalog OF this and other big
farm hargsns: many with stock; tools and
AGENCY; Dept. 1ss. Land Title building.
81 ACRES NEAR NORBECK, MONTGOMERY
CO; Nd; a, fsir house new harm poultry house.:
share Of crop; sacrifice IS. 900. 10 acres near
hldgs. good orchard sacrifice for quick sale.
s. 81 500; ARTHUR N. CoNNoR. Room 224.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR FARM AND
Holt farm on oakton Hunters mill road. sd-
Joining sovernment sheep farm; and make an
farm contains isN acres. building. and fruit.
Take Eth st. car at Pa. ave. to oakton: car
CHOICE NEBRAsKA ALFALFA AND STOCK
BARR. owner. visiting 121 d st. nv. 2ss
THIRTY ACRES GOOD LAND. HALF IN
crops; good sixroom home with nns outbuild-
fngs; crops. COW. hogs, chickens: fne shade
and stream: close 10 railroad In Virginia:
81 800: terms.
GEO. C. WALKER. Kenois bldg. 1lth and @.
S6s
FARM AND SUBURBAN FROPERTTKs. ONE
to 1 900 acres for sale exchange.
AcLACHLEN RANKING CORPORATION.
M. 432. tReal Estate Dept.l 10th and q s.W.
FOR sALE-BLUE GRASS STOCK FARM
miles south Of Washington. over fne macadaa
roads: tracks Of Southern and Wash. and
Southern rwys. on property; modern residence:
stalls: everything in good shape. Apply 70
LAWRENCE SrABLER, Ais Prince ST.. Alex
andria. Va
Evening star., 1918-06-23
BROOKsIDE, W. VI
HARPERs FERRY. w. VA,

Ah1G G1AS r6nAs W. VA
"Up in the Blue Ridge mountains
on a lofty peak, above the town of
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, stands the
HILL TOP HOUSE, famous for its
good meals, cleanliness and service,
Scenery not equaled anywhere.
Send for booklet and rates."
r. S. IOVETT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-26
MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE HITS new ARK

NEWARK, N J., Ian 26--
More than million dollars worth
OF property was destroyed TODAY in
fire believed to be the work OF
German spies, which burned up
oil bargcs, a pier, warehouses and
freight cars on Newark hay close
TO the plant OF the Submarine Boat
corporation and slolchouScs OF the
Quartcrmasler's department OF the
army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-26
WILSON IS ASKED
TO CALL HALT IN
INVESTIGATIONS
RAMIFICATIONS ARE SHOWN
IjC0oy Declares Meat BaronS
Own Street Railways,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o.-Hinl.
that the packers tried to influence
Congressman Dick 7. Morgan of
the Eighth Oklahoma district. in
their fight to stop the Borland
probe resolution developed today
when secret correspondence from
Washington to Swift Il Company
was disclosed, The telegram read:
"Oklahoma bad Want consultA-
tion" MI Henry said the refer
ence was to Morgan, who was urg-
ing the paAsge Of the resolution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-26

WNSlllNGION. lau ~ Scn,a.
ilundl disclosures in the federal trade
commissions investigation ol the pac.-
ing industry today ranged from effort,
To head off the inquiry 10 evidence Of
packing house interests m Kansas City
street railways, in the tin industry and
finally to documentary evidence of an
attempt Of the five great packers TO
divide the country into five districts
Tor buying livestock Tor the purpose Of
limiting competition between them.
Old Noto Shown.
An old and creased bit ol paper was
put into the record 10 show that the
agreement between the packer, made
IN lWj under the uamc oi the Ma
ilnnal Packing company had hrcn col-
llnucd and extended after the National
Packing company had been dissolved
by the Icdcrf courts in 1912
Attorney Francis / Ilcncy for the
commission declared it had been found
that when the National Packing com
pany was dissolved the properties were
divided so that each Of these three
packers could retain the same percent
ages ol business IN each city which
they had enjoyed before the dissolu.
ton
Fund to Fight Measure.
Furthermore. i've added in 1913 the
NuIlbcrPcr corporation, which later be.
came Wilson X Co, and Cudahy X
Co, were brought in ON new bass,
which he declared was still IN force.
This basis. he said. covered the pur-
chase Of cattle sheep and hog, through
oul the United States, even the country
buying.
According to the evidence. a fund Of
flSW" was apporioned among the
packers lu tight the Borland resolution.
Another Fund.
\ half dozen letters were introduced
showing that another fund Of SIOrO
had been raised according tu the usual
percentages and turned over to Paul
y IrayaDh a New York LAWYER. IN
January l2ln There was no ndica.
uon what the money was to be used
Tor
A confidential report from X. c.
NcManuS in Washington, 10 Henry
Nccdcr general counsel for the packers.
dated July ~. 1910. gave the packers
view oi the political situation when
the BorEnd resolution wa, still bcioro
subcommittee OF the house judiciary
COMMITTEE" longrc,rmcn referred to
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
dollar received the Red Cross War ''@7 nt Relief.
I'i:,s sffStt- 5ts,1'i VI . 400 'g--'-tHt'..a ailET

nInog q 's7=a-a .p.: n --1:zsI,' alrt.E':tl t,e ,ia rU'. 'aiif'i HniTn at Iut- ! .if; T." ' zta'ut u.iii, 'slS 7 T j. 11rIu"f' =I.t: Hn4t iaH.t fii',':. si-ji .rInnri5sA .t'9 -.pnzrs afa fn-,. , ,u' , ni u7- -sfci:s Jr-,l-s s t [. } z fas:ias i-nHa.Ff51 -,-s-7. ...- .i:'-sn ts ,72."ln [ na:'ni rIt'.
 .",c ' n4s7J jGlut- s--7 'nfus ! ir ? nst1s'i' ; tfi' 2 ..s' ; H.eaI4Gr cfirrH ~-i5-9 .t9in, l. t.t l,5fa' riai1 % :, .t' u,'I~> ' ,sh"' ,''.
 .+Cf lIis'l3l' ! o'rJ,. Iai2..,' 2 3 "1f' : liairi'. r l: re ui ID : Is NaiGr H'~., ti.: ii3-----..ef E. n,11:ps .fl- .'5 5- 'szts -.sr. ff v ! ,.ets ,e-5 .,>n 'i' L. ".ssi'ls
 t-n- 0a-ar';. 2 ts. e' 'rrf
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
great net af mercyi drasun through
 a,s oesan a,,. at ,fnspaa&q5k passfiIif. 'osn S-ita: *r.f [iGl liaiHj1tl

.,t,s e. iioiagrq nansIls |" q lr,yii.ss. .Ge 'auii4ii0 s P:
 ..i:' nf1@s ~ sI,eC q .n] 70 s:A,l ffn ! m : Ia . .n;-c . ,i-e7sQu 9sT': Ii:-r1 ). ,nsi'- . l.; 1sg eis orc : 'io ,fSo.t 2 U
 fiou .it;,ns7 r n '. s.,iyr'Hliiiu9.,h :D,u-a ' .'v rct ~'eu s ,,-ArvS,.3f, ,.lu g D i, ii I5,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
rS, i- -- A A Days ::P|ay. Will
 ustln'' s-..'f' ,. Save aLife ;.

I-f. r : smHi r'2 lriu z rfii : .l n. 7 ,etcG, :, u.d ns Jn"i-
 .t3i- .- . g !-fG0 ,e31,:i" ou-- z1url U.c -t nsl3t.>et- j.e'i''- suu i,sau i-t<tp fGft' ?,
 ;s'e . iH c Jzr}'-.' .-l' if 1fu .fpif .,''s. .,,-. 2 ,iA-r ---ft,roo .'tCE.sls;7 g. .'.-' ..t 's:,nta .-''gs3 "- ge .,-srf -,' - 2 'i-s-c'r ' 0S. si 5..s, ith r-t -Ir.' '.ifG
 t-isle .s-t
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
iifI::.II:.gI...Iq f. Ilf7] .fI:I..II:;5 ;'1iIIl.i

la9Oti;es f3Aff7sosS l- -.-- ..g5sEss SUI SAY JC .tueaa E.1s ANA asC ;ESz 1d=1RiJs 2s4i - ssopsia '5ll 'e1@-s |. ,iseca' :,yi unas a-1evi .'ii .ii. < :. isisJlg einsi ? I ! II : sa55navrl ;.aiss.t $
 tnli.e sii5 : G-i 2 s7 tsis si> sAs z psoIo i it i 'e'1~ -iWi ,u | IHi.t,e ,,hnS9nsmnIo tunos. s-W-evr s'i3 ~ . . n~e !. ...e,iq 41Iri ;Ii-e6ioiJhli [
 auisisginr 1 D sis,,Qu J. ..nsc,c'u1mGe' !, 't''' g: :ss1nHigo3hu i 2 fp 7 tiii tgSfh Vi [ sisyItsb 'Sv { ,in'e hI E G'ta't c-falg r ,saiAi:-'', g., fniuinHps " spm s.ii | 'rJ p e3ioP fJinsfi nno :.
 ,'inr1 - VI '4s -1.ii11s7fn ss j. rl, s.sz+ i-fin@- 'risr" tFeSs Ia Iss@7 giII iG fF7 s,anil,. z. n; ' [ anba 2 .ssa ssrunle:os, i5 f
 s-e 'ief -ii4nst .. uiae ss ... ., q: sl, },3 Y mns6J nnot: 't1 s.i - im-eets ;)s-, ,r !n {, i..inileqi,.s ! Iii ! '7.Ht' iIGH' ,iIuI per, sp siHi .. ..ress. :1!1.- U is7
 sp-e f IQEnJ , .ai' l. ..s ,s-I6ii5s rt. i;si, s, ( H7cscot's z c I,r7sg so 't"e r it'a''.7l z. ,cpA fi sio5sAs E sn !. ",i, 3s 'ih'T $ r2af1 ,He sim ,--stuari s:n yloe | bn.dQt ,,ij r, j et N2C9a2p
 nt5T. AA {; i~an
 s.x,in ,. Qu3:.Q.1 { T , z inai I | .iisfs7a tni-t ~ a
 'uiisr1. 5 !. i i7rn1 :, i i,trfo-et Z ss7rsnsc5ho ; t.Ni Isf s;T@ss | .,fnetrina:u1 : 'bin W9 c5i9iils . i 'G1t- , ie..i1 tsio'n A,iH,v" |. 'i rsasvi,si' x. n:1s T;
 .,lola n -z~s'1 .r72inni { l.. .fS ,iA'e ., Y ID 'ra i tsios7ean ' e;ia ! | f-f i 1s7 IT n.Hnni ! l. ny toils-' biieiaT' "a. :w ; t.sii,iiiq 7 :. s-sso-1 : Iiese'7c,1l r. lin'sqf' -ci 7''q,f,,' : RSt''s J i a.nne,leH l-rcmg E,, f-.. ,slcsrt Ii-s-s'5 i.G i1i : si9 ,3 T ED ana n sprpp n.nnnn E Il ari91 . . Tila41@
 .Dri.G hiIsunts ., isoa ,,;7y ] 1;si> ' ofeas2a : .;inpi9Ib ahj { " 2 r.os su"9,i'jT sfl .e7rDa dnustuL oi;1x 7 1:si.,. r'- f.51Z'', eli,:tr t1nair
 i0.i i,f.o.s nisnT aA.r iauAsi .7sls1 nt3 .,fitii A3 nia-iS ,,;.i3ot' fs17iid .Tfei2 : nisS .it' iinqshs,'. a4lcf1 IuM ., an.3is imu3s fid :. i suAti..: -i..hu.s,c 1siiA. r0 .5siirH snae,
 sia1m;a .riyia'i nf1.-
 s.ie ,i14l5 ynlnc ny-, :, t,1 ,, fi-t ,i! .. -ssTpG : I .ssii5;5 1eult ;. --x. Jst3Ji sis {. -Aih E .ilr1~r tz,II-, nfh ,l:,itAa ( .lii1 l;9luiG5; 5rsc T sge':f 1f .. l"i..l -ip1-e ni1f,t IL " 'Ds;Nls5. -tJI1 }1fnf
 inunnBJ iu', aas n st
 -'f-H '.f -i,S:ti'iii. |
 scio Ass E-:c- Ia ~1e.s :-n 2
 -7'vgS. -.4 rl
 'ta7-sA:7 ,:si,r',-
 lni -fts cat T .f1t,. -
 airr 3fa 2 l s7--
 sc raas; sue .a3
 n54f"; ;ir
 .3--tri,'7 yibna 'vsI9 zuuiuu e. 7 n- .i-t 's;TH9' ras;
 q. o11 coc anHts T sn5
 r1 aiDoc-iens : iH | t5J-.e Jta.~
 .1su!t'
 cnt f3cfr 1iias'sg s,e H..eian;r : 'hn', vol ! 'pc.ifi n.n '' chje ts,71ftt .1.f
 ,nt ~ya 'ouur @*s-.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
L4 { auJgo

.IIlI an
 e. s'i. fo - i,
 o'; = rs., s- lr'
 ,{' .. a.," f.t5 .~., ..s & yf D sa ,;f e..es > -SN T,,rf '3> s ra .. ,-, s. N .sF'i.se, s;7tc AZ = 'a, .-s.,, q. er.s r,. s:.s ~ ~s- -i. :, '->.. <. 70 .,-tI-r. .,;sl >s <sF -----.I. -s, '.~. .,9ts s-rs A3E a sfs ~.-f.. T. !. r atrs s4' a-:f ,;.-, m T 's -fT ,E ci =. (, -I & = . tEp ss n. ' ,.re:' w ~. >'- ';
 . Red Cross By ;o., Store Dept. 'rcantile Co.,, Morenci 
 tsi
 
 -U;
 ,tsin iio-' l5 ist.1,' {eac fl f'H:N
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
-sa %;uc 7 @slt 1-, +17afi- $a}

r 1 "uui4 | eu
 ~''i si 7-tis, ', Ht5i, ~ ID !: A fn1r il | |lfae-7 sin sM ti1 5rmrff Fiaol 90 s-}a ! g sn@ ! -7umfolsf4, :siino 3II rel ai'pa n' ,as nn':iH 5"1cnn i .:7 v' I m " Yl 2 -n'r ,n- fiH | ,: s hs 5<I Ya-s .7ils- sfH l. .1s a,,1e@ .r Ivia r% -ut1S 's1eaa,te1 rs ] .,Vm@-s.S= q ] ' .Hs=2c ass 7 orr ,:a'l1fs,s1 2 ;h1 A .5.'a Id ? <71 "A siii sc O. e.a nau f--..,' n Tf s7@s urir I .ss ds0 'sr tt 2 st1CJ .se f'ta : m tbf 2 aluf F. ot1s Y c.t5uT sjo sou ttsia I.t4 >f,s ';i Ifs7snG .u-1 s-,r c-s" S,i : .u 4er1 r. I ht -4rs-S5. |, 3e uiiue ? .lGoa1s- .f14s- . 2 f,T .tu s..s:1-ttni u,t yisi 3s -esy n In'li q fof7ar" 0arvi 9, .F A ulG"m ~ jfoa 2 n .nt,o' ,'oan. srst : E, S efnl.1 .- opi.- 2 2 v2iDs q T nn}t.uol-2' r.~r '9 q n i nsW''n1 : t Z Hiac'i 
 q Hasi tin Q ia .; 'ift 8 'r-31> : a' ] hf dn9s0t' S r S ni .q '"ms-e- -I't q ssa aina- i-El q g.j 3nsr ., ,rt rE a~ q NSM1M1YIT@1Iaz f4s11 1NMN
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17

T-ri '+ n. erfffjn" ' u- n+>R } l-s u l } ut-at , ruH 2 n7tf,sf' ~ .t gil. uiG ,ru;i.f
 --r , E. tf'-.' .f stivr - % 7.t i'S'.l- ~, ! t ""'t-. E~fis'-s fE+5f .Ht' . fr. "''. .fn ct , r'"'.F1"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
l7Fc.1fT7:I 11:'6t5tt':I !: ::.t5t'iII
 llAI Il1I1337:II7iIA

,:ra,. u u-.srsv. 1riqns ,ntotTc riq i'e 7' 9G,3s11e,ss Il ! ,ni s'Sff ..v, ,usfi, 1Jssll, sew | S,ai1ian r, 6i '1 y I1'ls.h /. i,.-. 1eDs.1 e.n - 'f,-.-t {. asi9noe , '9.- fi 2 ,t1'F' ! g1 ngsl1:lai 2 X :. ii-si | d. gunYaI sssiia .'''i' ] su7lsNs Ja
 ,, rlesu Vs7sIta,u.' ! s:dz nf sA4tc fplEic s.iJ 1 ns1 n{osts nskiolf 9i su.,H (: 35s9t1 'loB--' 5 5Erucr ,elis,, QauG T. ! s90tsftl : ' N.lsio. .liIu:, 1. ,iiiioi Sy i4 ,'5es11s T ms J ,ie A :. is:e 1,,hni5. g' tjv7se s-s,s s-ns@71e | 10 ]; < iG | 'iu'- ,3w aJiii;, ti6o v s;i u 8s z uiuo l 4h3 sG,P 2 'os;sS; [ & 1L11s si, gs t1psfU 'V.GY i h S .nuesfnrnIoc .. Rni'N 4 ,rui { .si,ei7' [ uslsgsfi fi a,. jsYr't 3ons si i.n [ iIOw , nsmicioni Se.u ! Hh &ntscui:oh ; rahso r D otofii L .ia sis l3 j l] 'sls9 q .w5sn,. 4 ai T ,A,;t ,4-c |e. .n 4nJ ssn [ fat%s's 4a'if. a. u iAsi ,. oofri isf.i. ! ,s'sy il ! I't SapgtiU3 s7EA:l U iii'i'' Sd- sii5 'sslieo i-Ee-'" 
 As@ry, .h nl q .,1shiaio3 q 4r a7r -. r nt2r' st<t 5 U. 4,e- Uujun cie' f-ii NJ s1sfabhde. el piia.' ..n. 'in S Is ,~>f " ,>-'<t- ItN 2 rtni1i a. r iTS'Ht I esla sr ! VI S sn-eo,fni ii r s'yfss stf Sus1ni1aoBs .n-esyl' nft' q oun.5 9n51as-i' naI i1 3 '+fUmoy au} et 1 'lai',Inaan S llnim lztS5s 3ssasi q, ri:>s fa na-efa iH S ,as'>.i ' is'.c.i 2 'o 8 8oi77aui pl- nJ 2 ]. lsns ,nut. ish>i Ii S -l S -,-i -ssSiu D. +,srf- 4ea1cur .n zt7ss5i ,rpsJ S .sii,s tout .-1sle ii's.' $.1, '25 ssiGa:.sc < q : io 4 JAF.o ia[.U.i tii A fats. .nosuurnutr. S i5 -.srs1fT .,tsi- ii!el & si-s ials'li riH lgf'ust &px,,.. t,i rs47,J4s: .tssI. mos z . ss z .. S -sAi-9ifT .-.,siis IF rd.ie es7o 9 ml S f i. 's.u .slosslh = Suoa DnlM iuHs1t - n q .sie sio"i' S ,paxis,i- q ssr;ai. .- RI N ssn,,, 'S,uo.f ! : .-lnain-s : HtaIt &n .,s,e mos uuFa' nafiios 2 500 r.n.qinai.si ] i-f-se4 [ l | ; hs1fin sr 3. 5H'i!i ifst fsinI .@ins' I-uuu.- ! nl->I |, .; &7sns ..reqsp sp5- 2 vif j .rb":' s..in'
 :. iIssn s,otfa me =, 8 .iai.,s z sic ,usSEt 9 .oies74 'r3ssn,z fhs>,
 ,o53ens: } 5 2' s~t,ni,nah 'sIsns;
 &ni 'c-su..,, sij ! !. "frits'7G I Il S .sae msn. s fn -enas .'qt-s' & S .us,r o,a s.ii,,i,i--g, iah' Slasia -,go-s 1suso1'
 asJni 0esc1sIa :. rutf-e,.iafi- S isls.ssE dis-. [ [ "s+9' 2s oa T. . iaf0' inr Nifnsi3isf s 'ca'- 7tc'r ''' S .an.''a' N ,os-a -i7 sn,,iu. "'iit S1 llsA.f ha7 a4n 2 i3 r- S -j iAt .c,ftf i-i>i7 me Ntsr. fna raa {s fae-'4i Sn,a ,tGIM u%.it F9o'H' Si 5st,I1rn -nt-
 S ? eieecs lif T I,1 r''sHi n'"' S pai, sfain,
 S na aeTis. 'a tu' s 2 rjn, t0Ha- es's iit; : S -a tr s;u- @tls }. A slg7afi- $s{
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17

:i Fl - .1l1z5n ,1-eA.f 5tir-'-= eaAtsa a-9Secs 5;i2 2z33 ' ssT-'tffaCo FrIf'sSa '+t'iw
 a.'.y VIII IS
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-17
a I M3 !.2 Il E::T3I|lEg' SlI IiSsG i'3 q HII7 9:5':= x =5: x. x A1|N I|HH:1I 1.l" n.-A

rIos s'i.i-%' 1:ha -n-t l'5 sicu" ns3 qan q Ls 9n5 AC i.1li1e.S .i Ia
 .rI ], ,i1c sIs 2 ss,li .'y r's,,-s T; ! B | iI.ss i't .tl1c t5 vji'rSi f.s :.in .us1H [ s.st' l 5ii nj ;:s ul>g |; sn-9 .-si |, z'ns. |, ;spue To ras 3n ise ,ia ssb .f,si j F ei s5 poe U | tV3oE eis - r. .ai1 !, : is1l ! .t.i 9tf3sri ,- - .a;s- j. .a; 7 is fa