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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Eapites Stanbpnnft bon 5ertlins in-
6DiItrt.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
- 8 0 II so n, t3. Suit. - ginem
bier eil1getroffenen offi5ielen oent=
l9en Beridte nod iagte Ser @eids=
forBler bon @ertling IN ieiner Ste
Sc fplgen6eS:
sd bo1te Sen in Ser fai1erli6en
9l1lttport o1tf Die 6rieoensnote oes
Nopfes GUM 9lus0rucf gefonll1enel1
gtonopul1ft a1tfreht. Derlelbe frieo=
lid)e @ei1t, tpelher 6ieIe N11tlport be-
ieelte, beieelt ond mild. Sd fIgte
jeboh Idyon bona1s bi115lt, baB 6iefer
@ei1t unieren Tei1t6en nidt 6ie gabn
su elmer en6loien Sort1ebung 6es
&&rieges peiien 6arf.
u@Sas aber bobett mir erleben mill
fen? @4bre110 felt ssSabren fei1l
3apetfel oariiber beitano> baB mir De
reit tpore11, SIT einen1 ebrenbaffel1
Srie6en bie &a16 81 bieten baben
mir nod in oieien Sagen aus Dem
Mnnbe fei16lider Staafsmanner
oufbebe1tbe Me6en boren niillen. Brd=
li6ert @ilior foroert &rieg Biz 81
unferer gdrr5li6en 8erni6flng, uno
apas Ser briti1de Staatsiefretar 6es
MenBeren &err 8alfour, IN feiner
lebten &e6e gefagt bot, 6as n11b 1e-
oem Deutiden 6te &0tbe beg l1ntpil.
lens ing @eii9t tretben.
Tins 1T 6ie @bre u1feres 8ater.
Ionbes beiliG, 11n6 mir f0nnen ritbt
6uIoen, 6oB mir fortgefett offentlid
in 6ieier @eiie belet6igt tper6en, ltttb
bit1ter oiefen 8eletbtgungtt ftebt Die
Mblt9t, mns au berni6tn. go lange
biefe @fidt beftebt, ntif1en mir I'M
Berein NIT 11nferer getrel1er1 geation
ausbnltett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

8ofoienit nad Sranfreid perbehert.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
July 1S, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
. Bnfbington, 12. S1li. -sSn -sSSn
Beanttport11ng elmer Senatsre1ollt-
tion COB Sefretdr 8afer benz Se-
not 6ie Gusfunft, bob ole Anitrert'
gungen gel11odt ,piirben, I'm ben
Noif6ienit atuiihen bieiem 2on6e un6
BEN n,eritanifden Satppen IN
Gra,tfrei4 31 perbeiiern, u1t6 bab BE-
reits eine Berbeiferlng at beobadten
fei. Begen Der groBen nod 6riiben
gef9idfen 3obI u1tb ber gerf@ieb1ng
BON Grlippen BON einem &a1rft nod
6ern anberen lei man IN Der promp-
ten 8eba16Iung Der @rieffnben Gtf
beinobe 111tiiberfteigli@e Shnierigtei-
ten geitoBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
&aiier erluartet militariiden sieg.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud Minnesota, on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress OF October 9Th. 1917.
81 It e I oa ul 12. Suli. = Ser
&aiier bat auf ein @liidlDu1rldtele=
gralunt bon Ser l1niberIitat &oln fol-
ge1toerlnoben geanflportet: o9ie un=
be5tpinglibe Sopferfeit lt1lo 0ie un=
bei6rd1tfte selbltonfopferung oer
bent{det1 Station leudten bel IN oer
9unfelbeit bes 111abttgen Grieges al=
Ter 3eiten gs lit unieren Woffen
nod 1ti6t gell1nget Sen 3eritoru1gs=
tpiaen u11ierer 6eil1oe gang 5u bre=
den, aber 3eutidIonbs 5oDne fda-
rem iid nit uneridiitterlidem Ser
trouen un ibres oberitelt Griegsberrn
un0 lire 5uDerldiiigen n1ilitdrilben
Siibrer> u1n ibren Gaterlano 2eben,
@liitf 1t1r0 6reibeit at erringen un6
einea freien gfao fit Die g1ttlpifel-
11na ieiner i11teneftuelle11 1tnb pirtb=
idaftliden &rdfte 5u idaffen. Gott
lei NIT uns uno unlerer gere6ten
Sa1e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
1tmgebnngsbeluegnng gegen &eims ?


Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
True translation filed with the post
July 1S, 1918, as required by the
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
% Moibingto II, Is. Suil. Die
oeutide Sffenlibe ltebt in ibrem britt
ten Gage. Sic beliBt nad) N1lii6t Der
getpobner in Sen Gttet1telanbern
11ibf mebr Ben Gborafter eines an=
geguei1en Nngriffs, ionbern bat fib
ibrell 9leuBerungen genlaB IN eine
Neibe berbdltniBnpaBig lofaler Spe=
ratione1r o1fgel0it. Ser Grfolg bon
lpenigtens einer bieler Sperattonen
tpiirbe ieood cine betradtlide grrur1=
geni1aft fiir bie Deltticbet1 al1snto=
6e1r, tpie iebr aub i11rner tie binter
Sen urIpriingli6en Blanen 5uriidblet=
ben mag. 8as 0aS 0euti6e Sber-
fon1nal1bo nit ser 0ffeniibe beabitd-
te, laBt ii6 11idt iagen. glllen Mn=
| lhei1te nod itieB iie atf einen genii=
geno bartrddigen 8ioerltano, I'M Die
iofortige grrei6ung pidtigerer 3ie-
le 51 berbinoern, nno oie 9entl6en
boben IN gerfolgnng ibrer gebrd16-
li9en gaftif an beribte6eren But1f=
ten an Der sSront Dos 8eife aus If
rem lofalen @rfolgen gemadt.
SO f6etnt Die Offerfibe iebt gro
Bentbetls in eine 11mgebungsbepe-
gung gegen Ben &eimier Sell iiber-
geben 3n tpoIlen. .Die Berihte bonn
!5dlo6tfelbe lai1en erfennen, bnb Die
Deutiden tuGbren6 Ser gea9t an 5auei
MbfdniHen Der gront Sortihrttte
ma9ter. Siiolib bon Der Moarne
griffen fte bie Stenungen nuf ben bic
SluBiibergGnge beberr1bettben So
ben an, Sic 6ie Gran3ofen in ibrer
@egenoffeniipe dm Dieritng ge1pom.
men batten. Sic 6ranaofen erreidter1
5tpei 6arn1en r10r6li9 bon ct. Mgnnn
un6 Ga GbapelleW eontbobo1r, bort
aber fieBen iie ouf frifde fein6ide
Gruppen, Die iie anfdeinenb meter
gum @iid5ug ge3ipnngen baben. 9ie
5dlo6t nitro an ben Bbdngen 11rb
in ben 8dl6ern fiiblth Der &oben
| fortgefest.
8eiter oitlib i6einen Die Deutben
mar geringen ober gar feinen Sort.
| fdrih gemad gu baben in ibrem1 Ser.
fub, aus benz gonquignb .@nIbe un6
6urb 6ns Dorf Nesles por3litoBen.
Sn Der 0edbe Der Dearne baben Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
NfppfcbeIts Sohn tDbt.

True TRANSLATION fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congresssof October 9Th, 1917.
% s. oris, II. eliIi. 2eutnant
Quer1tin Moofebelt, Ser iiingfte Sobn
Beg eben1oligen Hrdii6enten, lit rad
elmer Nhhbeilurg oer &aonaM aMgen-
tur in einem 2aiftfon1pfe get66tet
tporben. @eine Mnfbine fieI inner
baIb Ser feinoliden 2inien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Grfplsreider an1ertfauif@er @egen-
angriff.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
p IS a1bingto n, II. Suli.
l1eber BEN @rfolg Der a1nerifanif6en
Sruppen i'm 9lufbolten oes 6enti6en
8oritoBes bon Montag an ibre1 3d.
i91itt beri6ten be11te i'm &riegs6e=
partement eingelaufene 3epe16en Ser
@enerale Geribing un6 8liB.
uGon SEN @enerolen Beribing n11o
8liB eingeloufene 9epeiben beitatii-
gen 6ie BreBberibte iiber oie geitri=
gen 2atnpfe," beiBt es in elmer 8e-
fanntlnadung 6es 4riegs6eparte-
ments. uDie n111erifani16en Eruppen
fiibrten tpeitli9 bonn Sl1rmelin einen
@egenangriff aus, rra6ten @efange=
ne, ltellten ibre boroeren Steuungen
ber unb beboupten oieiel5en. Denl
beutidengorbangfeuer 1pur6e ein @e-
genfeuer entgegengelebt, oas an bie-
len gteuen Ben 8ornarff ibrer ST.
fallterie berbin6erte. 8on1tdn6ige 8e-
ridte iiber oie gorgdnge an Ser gan-
gen 6rort iin6 11idt 3ngdngli6. Die
aagemeine Gage miro beute 11rorgetl
ols hefrie6igenb betro6tet. Ser erite
Sag einer iol6en @6lo6t lit 11atiir=
li6 n1ebr cine angeneine Mftion Ser
9lba11tgaroe Ser groBe Drud Der
Geierben n11o fon5entrierter Mnlien
1111tb nod er1partet tperben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
giner. bon Niirbads R;roern ber.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917
Z 2onoon, 12. S1Ii. 2mt De-
pefde Der gronffl1rter 3eitlng aus
M1osfou, 6ie bon Der @rdonge 9e-
legrnpb gonrpunD aus 4openbuge,t
ibermitteH tpirb, 1T ether Der Mor-
Ser 6es beltf9en @otfbnfters in
St,,BImtb, @rdfen bon Deirbob, am
Nnnneritog berbdftet tuor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
GurcD bon Sen Jran5ple1t genpntmen

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July-18, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
8 qSoriS, 12. Suit. 9ie Gran=
5o}en erobertell lebte geadt 6ie Stabt
l1n6 giie1rbab11ltatio1r GorcD, ioipte
oas Gut uno 9h1oB ct. Saul, 1iib-
Iib bon ie1rer 9fa6t. Ser gooenge=
tpi11n Diel1t nod tpeiterbin baal, oen
Molo bon giaers=GotteretS (onb
Neb1polo genannt) gu idiiben, Ser eln
8onlperf fir oie gertbeioigung bon
gonpiegne, SEN widtigen fran5o1i=
i6en Ba1is- nn0 &1rote11pnnft, tint
Often Der 5toot bilbet. gln Ser brit
tiiden 6ront iiblib Der Son1me
orangen Gelonaarldua &aigs Srnp-
pen lebte 9eobt no1 peiter Dor nno
gelpannen meiteres Ierrai1 Ditlib
bon Binersz z8retonneaur auf 6e1n
60ben5nq, Der eine tpi1ttge 8ertbei=
6igr1nq Ser alliierten gaits bel Nm-
lens nod Often 5u bil0et. Mm ubri-
gen Sbeil Der nll1terfe11 Sro1tt be-
itnn6 6ie &a1pHHbbddtigfeit aus Streif-
5iigen.
Die Operation an Der fron36ftiden
Sront, tpel9e bte @inttabme BON
@orcp 3ur BoIge batte, getuinnt on
Ssstrtereiie ba61rd, 6aB iie eine Sort,
ietung elmer &eibe tDidtiger lofaler
Mngriffe an bieier Srort 5mii9en Der
glisne l.nb Morne tit, Die am Conn.
toa bon General Betain begonnen
tp1roen. Mlgeniheinli@ balten es
Die Muiierten fir 3iemli4 tpabrfhein-
Ii4, 6ab 6ie Deutf@en on 6ieier 81.
ttie ibre Offeriibe tpieoer o11fnebmen
tper0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

&arnpf nod 5iioer gu oa1f. 8dbren0
nob Der offene &anupf IN beroii6er
@eiie i'm @ange tpar, luur6e eirl
atnertfantider @egenangriff organt,
iiert 2eibte Mrtiuerie tpur6e ibnell
i1t %Sfellung gebra6t. Die 6el1tf6en
@efangenen, nelde oie @mertfaner
in ibrern @ege1tongriff am Marne,
ft1ie gen1a9t baben, betragen 1000
bis 1900 Mann. Da5n gebort ein
bollitanoiger 8rigabeitab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
gier @Miffsbamorbeiter aet5btet.

@on ronciSco, gol., Is.
Sa1Ii. ~ Cine NIT Shiffssbmidrbei.
tern befette elefhifde S,,ter,,rba1.li-
ME uberiblug ii@ om friiben morgen
in Der Mdbe bon SiioJ J@u1 Groncisco.
gg per6en bier Eo6te ln6 15 @dtper
perIette ge.1telbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Hlliierte fcfmirtel1
Wirtbf0aftsverband,
@iermnb5uan5ig Mattonen finb barin
pertreten.; 8e6entlan1e @rflGr-
,tna bes 9prb &Dbert Gectl. -8e.
smgnabme anf ben 8eltbanbel
nah benz &rteae.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 18, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
IS 2on6o1L Is. y1tli. - Gin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon "a 6ie @r-
tente-g1Iiierten untfaIien6en geutio-
men beitebt bereits, pie 2oro @obert
Cecil, britii6er l1rheritaatsiefretdr
6es 9lnstp6rtigen Mlntes n16 Blo-
6aoen1inilter, in ei1er 5ot1ntag aus
gegebenen nn1fangretbe1n @rfldrnng
be5iigli9 BEG 8eltban6els nod 6em
@riege beritderte.
Ob Deutf9lan6 ltr1ter un1it4n6e1
in 6ieien @irtbi6aftsberein aufge-
1o1t1unen 1per6en ion, fagte Der britt
fde Wainiiter fon 6ur6 Mntpe116ung
Ser bonn Brdii6erten 8ilion onfge-
1tellten Morm beftir11nt tperber. Ser
8rdii6ent fagte ap1 4. De3enrber,
penn oas beutl6e Soft nod Mbi9luB
oes 2rieges uou6 >peiterbin ge5tpun-
gen fem ionte, unter |ebrgei3igen n1tb
i11triga11ten Snbrern gu Ieberl sic
anf St0rung bes 8eltfrieoens outs
gebert" bann tperoe es biellei9t n11-
m1og1ib ieirt es sur t,Ebeilboberidoft
ber, geotionen o6er at freien1 tpirtb-
i6aftlidem 8erfebr 3t3ulaiien.
2or6 &obert bei6rieb 0ieie @rfla-
rnrg 6es Brdiibe1tten ols cine Deft-
nition Ser Qa1oliffitation fir Mit-
gliebl6uft IN 6en1 8erbanbe nnb fig
fe BEL: uDieien grflGdrungen geben
mir 11n1ere tp6rmite t3mitin1mnng."
GeutidIan6s @irtbf1afts HoIihtiHf oIhtHf
gegen ole 80nergrrppen 5tpifden}
0en1 gigsn4eere ur16 3ent 5btpor3et|
fitbr er fort, lit nnieren
@run6idBen gera6e entgege1 gefebt.
Wirtbi6aHlide nnobbdngtgfeit uno
freie Mnspabl iin6 6ie lebten Diuge,
6ie Dentfdlano 80lfer1p in 3ei1ter
&ei6tpeite geItatten miro.
u5olange bies Sic 8olittf Deutid=
1ntt6s 1T, tpie f0nnen mir es 5nrWeitt-
glie6i6uft Ser freien 8ereinigung
bon geattonen 5uGoIien Der mir be-
reits angeb0ren2" fragte 2oro So
bert. o8ebor mir ibn1 irgeno tpel6e
Betbciligung an unleren &iIfsquenen
anbieten f0nnetl r1iiiien lpir feline
Spfer bon Ser 1pirtbfbaftli6en 5f1a=
berei befreien> 6ie eS ibnen aufer=
legt."
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

When Mark Twain was pub
fishing a newspaper in Nevada
many years ago, the report got out
that he had died. In the next is
sue of his paper Mark said, "The
report Of my death is grossly ex-
aggerated." Likewise, EditorSaf-
ley of the Free Press informs us
that the report that the two
Grangeville papers are soon to be
merged or consolidated is great
ly exaggerated, as there's moth
ing in it," He is under the impress
sion, however, that when he has
to go into military service it might
not be bad idea for the two pa
pers to be published in the same
building with but one force of
printers, simply as matter of
economy-which by the way,
would not be a bad idea.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Harold M. Shut, who registered
for army service at Spokane on
June 5th of last year, has gone to
Spokane and will leave there with
a large contingent for Camp Lew
is next Tuesday evening, %.
Two taken out of a family of three
boys-all printers-leaves hole
in the Chronicle force that is not
easy to fill. Our youngest son,
Percy, is now in training in the
medical corps of the ambulance
department at Schofield Barracks
in Honolulu, Hawaii. His father
expects to leave Sunday to be
present in Spokane when Harold
leaves there Tuesday evening.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

The big city papers as we'll as
thousands of weekly papers, in the
mad race and scramble to out-ri-
val their opponents, are nearly all
about as large again as is neces-
sary to handle the business. The
government has been trying to
discourage this almost criminal
waste and extravaganza, and the
order is again sent out from Wash
ington this week that this nui-
sance must be abated. Many of
the country town papers could
give better satisfaction to their
patrons if they would reduce the
number of pages one-half by cut
ting out a couple of pages of
worthless plate-matter news and
dead ads-or ads at half-rate
which are run in to fill up space.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1918

State Food,Administrator Bick-
nell's latest order prohibiting the
opening of stores, meat markets,
drug stores, etc., except a few
hours during the middle of the
day, does not meet with the ap-
prevail of the public in general,
and there is no doubt that the Or
der will be repealed at once.
In answer to complaints sent from
all over the state to Food Admin
istrator Hoover at Washington,
that official has telegraphed to
pay no attention to Bicknell's
foolish order, which he had no au-
thority to make. This is the busy
season for the farmers, and under
this crazy rule they could not look
after their farm work at all, as
they could not waste the best part
of the day waiting for the stores
to open in order to do their trad
ing, and of course could not find
time to come to town before 6
o'clock in the evening. By the
way, why is this fellow Bicknell
allowed to hold such a responsible
position, which he is not capable
of filling?
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

The date for the next army
draft has been set for August 9Th,
which will take all of class Ia
and many of the boys who regis
tered the 9Th of last month. The
mad dog of the world" is to be
put out of business just as soon as
possible-but it requires a lot of
good man power to do it, and IN
Gle Sam will furnish them.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Judge Jas. F. Ailshie of Occur
d'Alene, accompanied by his son
James, visited the Idaho county
towns this week in their car, in the
interest of the Judges candida
cy for the republican nomination
for U. S. Senator the short term.
His opponent in the primary cleo
ton no doubt will be Ex-Gov.
Gooding from the southern part
of the state. The two democratic
candidates in the race for Senator
are Senator Nugent, present in
cumbent, and Ex-Gov. Hawley of
Boise. There seems little doubt
that Judge Ailshie will win the
democratic nomination, as he is
extremely popular throughout the
state.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

The welcome news has been
received that General linden
burg, king of the German butch
ers, died a few days ago, caused
by paralysis of the brain or some
thing of that sort. He was 70
years of age and was considered
Germany's greatest military lead
er-next to Gen. Ludendorff. 1t
is to be hoped this fatal complaint
will be catching among the kaiser
and the balance of his bunch of
butchers. The American boys
over there are helping out consid-
erably in the paralyzing business.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Every hour is valuable in farm
work this year, warns the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Avoid de-
lays in threshing. Every hour a
threshing machine is kept idle be-
cause of breakage or bad adjust
ment means time lost in the work
of getting food for the soldiers
fighting to preserve American
principles and America.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

President Wilson has vetoed
the $2.40 wheat bill, giving as a
reason mainly that the consumer
is entitled to some consideration
in these matters as we'll as the
seller. Therefore, the terminal
price will remain the same as be-
fore-$2.20 a bushel. Which is
not bad, "conSiderin."
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

You will miss the chance of a
lifetime if you fail to see that
greatest of all moving picture
shows at the Orpheum tonight
Bloody Bill, the Beast of Ber-
lin"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Beast of Berlin" at the Or
pheum tonight.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22

Clifton .... $500 s12,75O s13,2OO Morenci =. 10,500 15,750 15,000 Metca1f .. 5000 7500 $500 Duncan .... 1,500 2,250 1,500
 s25,500 $3S,25O $3S,200 Victory Boys, county ...... $50 % Victory Girls, county ..2.200 Corporations:
 P. D. Co.,, Morenci ..... 2,500
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE

Evarista R. de Carrillo has filed her petition for an order appointing her guardian of the estates of her minor children, Jose Ricardo and Guadalupe.
 Mrs. P. l.. Torres of Metcalf has this week filed a petition praying that she be appointed guardian of the es- tates of the minor children of Jose Torres, deceased, who was killed in mine accident at. Metcalf a short time ago.
 Jennie M. Sutherlin, of Metcalf. has hied her petition praying for letters CT administration of the estate of her late husband, John S. Sutherlin.
 In Juvenile court this week, William Bloomf1eld was committed to the State Industrial School at Fort Grant. by Judge Laine.
 The cases of Paul Becker vs. The P. D. Extension Copper Company were tried before Judge Laine this week, Dave w. Ling appearing for the plaintiff. These actions were brought to quiet the title of number of mining claims. The plaintiff all leging that he had made and execut- ed deed for the mining property to the P. D. Extension provisioned that the deed be not recorded until the consideration had been paid, how ever. the deed was recorded shortly thereafter but no money was paid. Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff and the title to all of the mining property in controversy
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
TEXAS OlL FIELD EXCITES INTEREST
 IN LOCAL CIRCLES
Residents of Clifton and Morenci Are Fortunate Owners of Land and Leases in the Famous Ranger-Cisco Texas Field.

Considerable local interest has ben created in Clifton and Morenci in the Cisco-Ranger Oil Field, occasion ed by the return from that section Of local residents who are interested i'll leases in that section.
 A. c. Stanton, manager of the D. C. ice plant, at MOrerci, returned from Cisco on Sunday evening last Mir. Stanton has leased all of his land holdings in that section and reports drilling operations being carried on with increased energy since the term ination of the war.
 There ar approximately $50 wells drilling in this immediate vicinity.
 MT. Williams, night watchman at the A. c. concentrator at Morenci, is another GTeenlee county man who was fortunate enough to own land in that vicinity. He has just received nayment of S4,00O00 on a lease he made there recently.
 T. C. Gaines, who returned from she Cisco-Ranger district last week will return to the district on Wednes- day. While there MT. Gaines secur- ed some valuable options in the heart of the district. He will be accompan- jed by MT. F. T. Morton, of the en- gineering firm of Lamar Cobb & Co.,, who has had experience in the oil drilling fields of Ohio and Pennsyl- vania, before coming to Arizona.
 Supervisor elect Duncan McNe1l, who owns property in Slayden, Texas, left on the train Saturday morning in answer to urgent telegrams from par ties desiring to purchase his land own iTgs in that vicinity. While absent MT. McNeil vii go over the Ranger Cisco field.
 The Ranger-Cisco field is now one wear old. as the discovery well on the NoCluskev farm was completed on october g, 1917. The last year has been a favorable one for this heid as there are now thirty-four produc- ing wells brought in and nnumber ready to be blown in when tankage and piping can be secured. The total daily production of these wells, many of which have not been completely drilled in. is 15,S0OO barrels daily.
 On Friday of this week MT. Gaines received a telegram from Cisco stat ing that a tract of land he secured at lease price of r750 per acre could now be leased for $1.000.O per acre. The fact that an oil rig IS on the ground and preparations for drill ing well three quarters of a mile distant from the tract secured by MT. Gaines. is responsible for the increase in price.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
JEALOUS RAGE Is THE MOTIVE FUR
 DOUBLE TRAGEDY

On Wednesday night of last week. Nov. 18th, the home of Mrs. Guada- lupe Apodaca, on Chase Creek, was the scene of a tragedy, the culmina- tion of jealous rage on the part of J. Stoppeli, a grocery peddler.
 As a result Mrs. Apodaca is in her grave the result of fatal shot fired by her admirer and the assailant is in the county jail, charged with mur- der and suffering from a self-infiicted wound in the mouth.
 From the circumstances surround ing the shooting it is evident that Stoppelli contemplated murder and then suicide but his attempt at self destruction was unsuccessful. The woman in the case was shot four time and death ensued instantly. The assailant then turned the pistol upon himself and placing the muzzle in his mouth pulled the trigger. The bullet passed through the jaw and came out at the side of the neck. The as- sailant will recover.
 It is said that the husband of the slain woman has been separated from her for sometime.' He was formerly employed as drug clerk by the A. c. Ltd, in Clifton but at present re- sides in Agua Prieta, Sonora, where he recently engaged in business for himself.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
S591.SS5

From the above it will be noted that with a State quota of S306,000 Arizona raised $591, 1885. %, and probably more or 1884 per cent of it's allotment.
 While the final figures cannot be available for some days, it is quite probable that Arizona leads all the other states in oversubscribing its original quota by the largest percent age, latest figures showing Delaware and Arizona running neck and neck for the honor.
 There is certainly no doubt but that Arizona will get two honor huts, one for being among the first eleven states to report having secured it's quota Arizona was the third in order of States), and one for being among the eleven States raising the largest over subscription in proportion to its allot- ment.
 Deducting corporation subscriptions and those of a thousand dollars or over. the following table more particu larly expresses the measure of indi- vidual effort and sacrifice: County Quota Amt Raised Perctg.
 Deducting Subs.