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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17

tile MAJ proaspete din Europa 81
Sc poata informa direct Senatul,
In vorbirea ce o va tine cind va
cere sprijinul pentru Liga Natiu-
nilor 81 pentru tratatul dintre
America, Anglia 81 Franta.
Sc prezice de pc acum un ras-
puns - la data foarte apro-
plata la rezolutia senatorului
Lodge GU privire la un tratat Sc
cret intre Japonia 81 Germania.
Oficialii din Washington spun ca
nu au cunostinta despre asa ceva.
Sa discutat foarte multi asupra
intrebarii daca presedintele, III
drumul sau de propaganda prin
America, are Sc invadeze statul
Idaho, statul senatorului Borah,
eel mai mare dujman al Ligei
Natiunilor. Dupa discutii toti an
ramas in convingerea ca prese-
dihtele Wilson va tine o vorbire
in unul din orasele mai de frln-
te din acel stat, pentru ca Sc ex-
plice alegatorilor cauzele care-l
fac ca sa ceara de la populatil
Statelor Unite ca sa intre in Lii
ga Natiunilor.
Astazi, mai tIrziu, s'a vestit ca
preSedintele este hotarit ca sa
rrimeasca pc membrii congresi-
lui de la 10 a. m. pima la amea =
Dinsul ii va primi pc toti, fara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17
CREvAf BUCArARuoR.

~ Wheeling, w. Va, este gre
sva de bucatari 81 de chelneri. IT,
niunea bucatarilor 81 chelnerilor
4 AT de stire proprietarilor ca
q sc iutilneasca in ours de "a ore
'cu fostii lor lucratori 81 Sc aran-
'jesq Dc asa ca bucatarii (sefii)
- capete $500 ia saptam1na 81
she elnerii $500 Ia saptamfna, So
cotind sxptxmina de 81 ore.
Dacx M se " putea face, cei cf
pleaea II Wheeling, w. va, vor
tee bine dac& vor duce Gu dfnsii
n desaga ceya sandwich
uri.
y PM unA alta fnsa, in restan-
raatelc din Wheeling au amutit
lpnstele de iarfurii, furculite,
ma a cqfite. 81 tot Ia tel "a
a 4 a sunetele din bucx xtxriile
|. or <Gldurx scotea sudori sle
I le eond atiler Is se
Z aselntk yTsne a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17
PRESEDINTELE VIII SON
ESTE FOARTE OCUPAT.
ISL REDACTEAZA vORBIREA PENTRU SENAT.

WASHINGTON, 16 Iunfe. -
Presedintele Wilson este foarte
ocupat Gu compunerea. vorbirei
sale ce va tine in Senat, atunci
cInd va prezenta spre ratificare
(aprobare) intelegerea intre An
glia 81 America ca Sc ajute pc
f'ranta in caz ca ar fl provocata
de nou de Germania.
In timp ce desbaterile in senat
asupra Ligei Natiunilor sunt de-
ia ferbinti, presedintele Sc prega-
teste pentru ca sd injecteze in III
spute 81 alte chestnut, carl. pro-
babil, vor face ca discutiile asu-
pra temei generate sa fie 81 mai
inversunate.
Pima acuma inca nu Sc site po-
zitiv cind va apare dinsul ina
intea senatorilor Gu intelegerea
dintre America 81 Anglia, dar sc
crede ca aceasta atirna multi de
dezbaterile ce decurg acum in Sc
nat. In momentul potrivit pentrl
o alta vorbire in favoruI inteIe-
gerii de la Paris, prietenii prese-
dintelui Wilson spun ca, dinsul
are sa mearga imediat la Capitol
ca Sc o faca.
'Inainte de incepe tura sa in
tara intreaga, presedintele Will
son, va avea lunga conferinta
Gu ministrul Lansing, care acum
este. ne drum spre eas1 a Pa.
riS. ca S9 aducS on dfnSrI nnutS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17
TOT MAI SCURTE... 81
MAI STR1MTE.

NEW-YORK, 16 1ulie. = Fu-
stele femeilor vor fl 81 mai scurte
in toamna ce vine, lar daca cere
lipsa, busunarele, vor Fl mutate
mai = la nOrd.
Ori vor fl mai scurte orr mai
strimte, ori de ambele feluri deo-
data.
Cumparatorii in mare della fa-
bricile de vestminte felneiesti de
aici, au hotarit in mod unanim ca
asta asa trebuie sd sc fntimple.
,Causa Sc esplica Gu aceea ca nu e.
ste stofa din deajuns pentru ca Sc
ajunga pentru mai multi. Daca Sc
va folosi prea multa stofa in hal
nele femeiesti, atunci uncle dintra
femei vor trebui Sc stea acasa, din
causa Upset de stofa. lar aceste eau
Sc Sc esplica asa:
l. Vermii de matasa s'au facut
- Bolsevici.
2. Plantatorii de bumbac au apu-
cat obiceiul rau de a pune pepeni,
lebenite 81 alte plante, in locul bum
bacului, care nu le aduce alta We
nit cit acelea.
3. Heii de tuns sunt foarte pu-
tint 81 deci Sc simte lipsa de lima.
4. Muncitorii sunt foarte costi-
sitori.
Acestea sunt numai citeva din
tire causele carl vor produce efec-
te asupra scurtimii 81 ingustimii
fustelor femenine. De fapt, in cur
sui celor cinci ami ce vor urma, Sc
va simti lipsa de material pentru
fuste feinenine in fntregi Statele
Unite. 81 dacS ar Fl s6 ne lu6m du-
pa aceasta ips4 de material care
.ya merge crescfnd, o se aiungem Ia
convingerea q hainele femeiesti.
an de an vor Il tot mai strimte ii
mai scurte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17

WASHINGTON, Is Iulie. -
Desbaterile din Senat pare ca All
IS 'au domolit luind fOrma unui ar
mistitiu, pc cind leadarii ,atit eel
ce favorizeaza Liga cit 81 contrarii
Ipareau ca Sc pregatesc pentru re-
luarea ostilitatilor in sesiunea Sc
natului de milne.
-Senatorul Hitchcock, leadarul
administratiei, care o fost impie-
decat de Sc intflni Gu presedinte-
lie Wilson ieri, de sesiunea furtu-
noasa senatului care discuta asup
,ra Ligei Natiunilor, spera ca poa-
tie sd mearga astazi la Casa Alba
ca sd primeasca informatii ca sd
poata rasturna argumentele con-
trarilor Ligii.
Interesul continua Sc margini
la probabilitatea ca comitetul in
sarcinat Gu afacerile straine va
merge sd faca-o vizita la Casa AL
ba. Semnele de All aratau ca nu S "a
luat 0 hotar1re decisiva, 81 poate
nu sc va lua pima c1nd tratatul de
pace nu va Fl cetit de catra acest
comitet. In acel timp Sc va afla ca
re clauze au lipsa de legislatie, 81
in felul acesta, ,comitetul va Fl BIZ
ne informal 81 va afla daca este ne
cesar de a consulta pc presedintele
Wilson.
Situatia de All a ramas tot asa
cum era acum zece zile. Uni dintre
'cei-ce cereau ca sd Sc faca reserva-
TN in tratatul de pace s'au descu-
rajat, cu exceptia unora ce Ger a
Sc pune uncle fraze ,,interpretati-
~ In rssolatia ratificaTii.
Chestia Gu Shantung parea astS-
n ca este Tin punct slab din tratat.
Insa Gu tOate ca ostilitatea referi-
tor la aceasta clausa foarte mare.
senatprii administrator declara ca
daca tara va insista asupra acestuia
reservarea asupra acestui punct va
Il privita de, Japonia ca un afront
serios, presiunea ce, va fl facuta
va face ca senatul Sc accepte clau-
sa Gu, Shantung.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17

pre- masuri. Pima acuma Sc site
ca Maresalul Foch a inceput Sc
Tcolecteze informatiuni militare.
Telegramele din Budapcsta 81
Milan (vexi telegrama din alta
parte ziarului nosfru) arata Cd
Sc asteapta zilnic o atlanta con-
binata pentru ofensiva din par
tea aliatilor, sub comanda gen,-
ralului d 'Esperay.
Armatele Romine, Cehoslovace
81 Poloneze, Gu contingente itah-
enc 81 franceze, sunt gaia Sc intre
in actiune. In acelasi timp insa
telegramele sosite din Elvetia a.
nunta cd fortele sovietilor unguri
sunt 1mprospatate Gu trupe de
ale bolsevicilor rusi.
Bella Kun, leadarul soyietilor
ungurl, a fOSt admOniat de aliatl
ca cautiunile straine din Budaps-
sta trebuiesc -respectate. Aceasta
admOniere avut de rezultat o
porunca data de Bella Kun, prin
care Sc confisca toate hirtiile dc
vai-a are straine din Ungaria.
Tot Bella Kun TRIMS aliatilor
0 nota in cursul zilei de ieri, pr;n
care lie aduce la cunostinta Il
dlnsul nu a violat termenii de ar
mistitiu. Dinsul spunea ca adeva-
ratii violatori al lui au fost Romi-
nil 81 Cehoslovacii 81 in acelasi
sslnpsae Beze1 ifffo ASatIdnf de IA
a;iati asupra 4nas ,',,:nr ce lie vor
lua dfnsii contra, Rominilor 81
CphOSlOvacilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17
DESPRE ZIARE.

Pentru multi in ziaristica, Gin
stea este bidiganie necunoscuta,
ori att de neinsemneata, incit lu
inertia a Fl luata in scama. Acea-
sta credinta este diametrical o.
pusa adevarului, pentru ca cia-
stea este peatra fundamentals pc
care Sc ridica edificiul ziaristicai.
De fapt multi au reusit ca prin
miuciuna Sc intareasca ziarul, 5-i
ziarele lor, au strihs averi min
find azi-miine, intotdeauna, fns;i,-
mai curind, s'au mai tirziu lis "a
fnfundat Gu minciuAa, 81 au cazut
Gu - success.
La moi, prctutindeni; 'acum ST
Qri cfnd, minciuna a prins 81
prinde mai repede ca adevarul.
Minciuna e usurica 81 artage pc
ON cum artage imensele focuri,
in tinpul noptii, paserile ca sd lc
nimiceasca in flacarile lor. Tn
xiar care-si face .existenta min
tind, este maj rau ca un incendiu,
pentru Cd Dimiceste suflete, SUI
flefe &c, scutite de aceast6 mfr
ihta diavoleascd, puteau deveni
4
folositoare societatii, ori neamu-
lui din care fac parte!
Motivul minciunii nu grcl
de ghicit: & interesul meschin al
egoistului. 81 fntotdeauna ziarele
h spatele carora stau interesati,
este din specia aceasta rea. Ca po-
por tinxr 50 cultura am avut 81
svem . multime de xiafe din "a
teeoria aceasta. Proprietarul lor,
care III cGle mai multe caxuri 1 81
redaptof 81 administrators, isi for
meaz6 ,,idealui" dnpx mxrirca
pnngiii pMs 81 care yrea * . umplc.
Seopul lui find banpl, MI 4 de
mirat ~ az mnlte ori III aflS,n
l1ptfnl sontra intereseIor celdf
mai sfinte idealuris q fntelsge
olos1l nnci idei nnnai prin "a.
slnafea areintuluii ~ poate cfQtiga.
- - - 80. sa.. Z x.1 s - Il ~
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UN ATAC CONTRA. RO-
SIILOR UNGURI ST RUSI.|
ALIATII ST ROSII UNGURI.

PARIS, Is Iulie. - Astazi Sc
prezicea aici lupta finala intre
aliati 81 rosii unguri, a carei tin
ia finala ar fl tocmai Viena.
Aliatii au ajuns la convingerea
hctarita ca Europa Centrala 81
de Sudest este amenintata de
valul bolsevic. S'a' spus All ca d.
tita vreme cit Viena nu poate fl
scoasa de supt Bolsevici 81 nu Sc
poate pune in frunte un guvern
stabil, privelistile de pace din r.
uropa sunt foarte indoielnice.
Pc cit, Sc vede, Bolsevicii GU
nose tot alta de bine insemna.a-
tea strategica a Vieneil ca 81 bar
BATH de stat al aliatilor. In ur-
mare, Bolsevicii unguri, intocmai
jucatorilor de CART, pun tot pc
cartea din urma, pentru ca sd
infiinteze 0 republica sovietista In
Viena, la fel Gu a lor, inainte de
ce guyernul ar SIENNA tratatul
de pace Gu Aliatii 81 $ ar pune pc
baze solide.
Daca sovietistii Isl vor ajunge.
scopul lor, Sc spunea in cartierul
general al aliatilor, dinyii vor sta
pini Hiena ca un centru geogra-
fic 81 polite, din care Isl vor in
tinde retelele rosii spre Sloyenia,
Italia Elvetia, Bavaria, Boemia
81 Polonia.
Dupa cum spun telegramele din
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BROCKDORFF-R
AMBASSADOR.

VIENA, Is Inlie. - Contele
Ulrich Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau
fostul ministru de externe al Ger.
maniei prjmit. sd fie numit hi
nistru plenipotentiar la Viena, in
Austria.
Contele Rantzan, care conduse.
Sc delegatiunea de pace Ia Versail
les fost fnlocuit Gu Herman
Mueller ca ministrul de externe
al Germaniei.
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nunt, lua apararea acestor oa-
meni de mimic, 81 ne acuza ca
vrem Sc nimicim pc niste oameni
II dupa ei - foarte cum Sc cade.
Oameni cum Sc cade? Apoi u
nul dintre acestia, 81 principa!ul
samsar, a fost arestat prin New
York. Dare oamenii cum Sc cade
sunt arestatif 81 daca acum is ar
mai afla urma, ar fl din nou pus
la rac0are, pentru CD q luat banii
de la oameni, nu numai pentra
pasapoarte, nu numai pentru ca
samijloceasc;i plecarea lor a.asa,
ci 81 pentru a trimite vite. Tn
ON q VENT sd ne intrebe ce Sc fa-
Ca ca ,pasarea'' Garcia la dat
bani ca sal trimit8 doua veci a.
casa, q subrat. Altul q spus Cd i
dat Sd Use trimita citiva cai.
MOI cram convinsi cd luptam
pentru binele poporului, consec-
vent traditiei ziarului nostru. In
sd aceia carl, din dragoste PEN
tru adevar, ar fl trebpit Sd 6e Sc
condeze, au luat polite contrara.
Acum 81 ei acuza pc nemernicii
samsari. Acuml Oar inainte, be
cind operau, de ce le-au ajutat
pfin propaganda lori
Dupa cum Sc vede lei cred III
'poporul este att de prost, lie
|poti spune All una, lar milne sh
negi ceea ee zai spus. Dacx ziarig-
tii AZ perdut notiunea despre =
devkr, dups cum Sc vede, poporul
.nu perdnt-o.
2 foarte rau, trebue - recu-
nose, "a exista astfel de surse 20
infecteaxx sufletQl unui popor
cinstit, fnsd avem mingaisree ca
dursbilitate Acestor surse rslc,
|nu pare ! 81 psrmanentk. Daea
reRsests ! scodts sesva II mincius
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:,
aviatorul Gabriel D'Anunzio a
facut toate aranjamentele pentru
intreprindera unui sbor Gu aero
planul de la Roma la Toxic 81
inapoi.
Calatoria va tine Gu totul cam
o luna, lar aviatorul zice ca va
trebui So faca Gale de 5000
de mile.
Isl va croi calea prin Asia Mi
ca, prin India, Tongking 81 Chi
ma 81 de aci in Japonia. D'Anun-
zio facut aranjamente pentrl
popasuri dealangul acestei linii
aerinene.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17
ALTE fNCERCARI PENTRU
MfNTUIREA KAISERULUI.

BERLIN, 10 Iulie (intirziat)
- Fostul rege al Saxoniei "a te.
legrafiat regelui George al An.
gliei, rugindu-l sd inlature extra.
darea fostului Kaiser.
Telegrama zicea:
,,Credincios Kaiserului in tim.
puri bune, Ell 81 printii easel me.
le, ca print 81 ofiteri Germani
dorim sd STAN pc partea Kaisc.
rului in vreme de grele incer.
cariss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-17

aliatilor an TRIMS curieri special
la Paris, cerfnd Conferntei de
Pace ca sc ia indata cele mai as
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'ori ba Sc ceara audienta.
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ris, ca sa aduca Gu dfnsul nouta-
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
AT WOMA|I'S
 CLUB PHASES MANY

A recital given at the Womans' club last evening by Miss Deborah Brown and Miss Mabelle Asher. introduced to the music lovers of Phoenix two young students of exceptional promise. Mss Brown is a pupil of Miss Cordelia Whittemore Hulburd. Miss Asher has studied under Mrs. Charles Pothacker Sterling and is an exponent of the old Italian school of singing.
 Following is the program:
 Nocturne, Op. 37 No. l. Chopin; Valse, C sharp minor, Chopin.
 Miss Mabelle Asher, tcontralto), Death and the Maiden, Schubert When to Thy Vision (from Faust), Gounod; Maiden's Song, Meyer -Hel- mund.
 Moment, Musical Op. S4 No. 9. Schu- bert Impromptu, Op. 90 No. 4.
 A Song of Life, Riego; What Shall Say, Crawling; Deep River, Bur leigh; Flower Fetters, Willeby.
 Butterfly Study, Lavalle; Invitation to the Dance. von Weber.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

The board referred it 10 Governor Campbell, who did not agree with their construction. but making no attempt to rule upon the law, suggested that the attorney general be consulted
 The livestock board, by its secretary, Ed stephens, yesterday dispatched letter 70 Attorney General Jones, ask ing him to straighten out the tangle and say what the law really means The letter states, among other things, that the board desires an interpreta- toin as 10 just what powers are con ferred upon the board in the matter of predatory animal destruction.
 One section of the bill makes an ap- propriation, subject to an equal federal appropriation, and makes it payable upon claims by the biological survey; another section provides that all ex- penditures of money provided for in this act shall be expended under CO.,
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
FILM ACTING HAS DRAWBACKS SAY STAR

If some day my name is blazoned forth in flickering lights in front of d "fillum" theater, and you go in and see me get dragged over cliff by the head of my hair. to be rescued in the last act by tall, dark handsome man, and you say, Why on earth doesn't that won- derful man pick a girl to play opposite him who wouldn't hurt your eyes to look at"-dont blame me for causing your agitation. It will be all the fault
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
T TAXES MEANEST
 MAN ID KILL PUPPY

PhoeniX's meanest man has been dis covered. Or it may be Phoenix mean est person. and his specially is poison ing the kiddies' pet collie puppies
 Ray W. Ward of the Saufley Rubber company has been looking for this meanest man two days, and he is wear ing chip on his shoulder. Two days ago the meanest man poisoned a little collie puppy that was the pet of Mir. Wards two children poisoned the harmless puppy and nearly broke the two kiddies' hearts by it.
 Poisoning the kiddies' pet puppy is below my conception of any human be- ing was Mir. Wards comment on the incident. And it was just about the truth.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
COTTSDALE- E-TEMPE ROAD IS UNDER NAY

Construction of a caliche road be- tween Scottsdale and Tempe is under way, according to information given out by County Engineer Cy Perkins yesterday.
 Engineer Perkins stated that the work begun on Thursday will be rushed to completion. The road, which is to be a mile and a half, will leave the main Scottsdale road, wind through the desert and join the state highway one half mile this side of the Tempe bridge. Ii will eliminate the two hills which the Scottsdale farmers have been forced to travel over in taking their supplies to Tempe and will also shorten the distance from the ranches to the market place.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
PREDATORY ANIMAL
 LAW IN DISCUSSION

Now comes the new predatory ani- nal law and starts a discussion as to what it means and who it empowers to . do this and that
 The biological survey outlined a plan of operative action. based upon their understanding of the meaning of the new law, Senate Bill 15. and sent it 10 the livestock sanitary board and others for approval
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

of. one Pinto" Colvig, who made a movie actress out of me the other day.
 It was a drama for the Red Cross, so let my patriotism get the better of my inherent modesty. And l hereby an- nounce that there is nothing to com Dare with the sensation you have when the director wells, "Aw right, Begin to act Register joy." And you feel like registering nasty exit.
 This was a drama in which there was q weeping and destitue woman with a
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

her the child and a husband, both ot whom it was bit hard to acquire and assimilate in such a brief moment.
 l shan't dwell on my emotions as3 attempted to register compassion. and I haven't decided yet whether I'll go. in for a film career or stick to writing I'll see this picture first, and if mt face doesn't show roo much in itI may be able to land role as mummy in some movie, provided they keep the mummy in a sarcophagus.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

operative agreement by the liyestock sanitary board, the extension serFIoe of the university, and the bureau oI biological survey" and in another placs it places the control of the unexpended surplus from previous appropriatlohs in the hands of the auditor.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
behind me,

behind me.
 Sounds simple. doesn't it? Well, that's as far as the simplicity goes sounding.
 In the first place. the poverty strick- en woman appeared in a dainty morn ing dress, and a frilly boudoir cap that made her look like a million dollars. But I don't blame her. If I were as good looking as she, I wouldn't waste my beauty in a ragged gown, either. But they finally fixed her up, and gave
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16
chee-ild. Whose father

Heinies in Hunland. And the lady wept upon a table on which were the empty milk bottle, the lone crust of bread and the rent bill-widely known em- blems of extreme poverty. And just when she sighed and set down the pie ture of her absent spouse. I had to knock at the door, enter like a Red Cross angel of mercy, press some cash into her trembling hand, caress the child and depart, leaving only gladness
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

Mrs. Billy. Poletika came to America with the Russian war com mission to inspect munitions. She IS a dental graduate of Rochester Uni- versity but has decided not to fol- low her profession. Instead she IS learning all about the eccentricities of a gas engine in order to be an efficient automobile dempnstrator and saleswoman
Arizona republican., 1919-05-16

Irritable Land $2O.OO Acre 1852 A. Gulf Calf mile trading the belt All smooth land, ditch from fed if desired have raised obliged outbuidngs
 
  to A. E. ELLIS. SENECA, KANs
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
TO LOS ANGELES.

Prof. c. F. Tilford and wife left this morning for Los Angeles, where they will spend the summer months. returning 10 Tombstone, when the next school year starts in September.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following licenses to wed were issued during the past week from the office of Clerk J. E. James. of the Su- perior Court:
 George Falk to wed Alice Hodgson both of Douglas: Challmeia NJ. Clau- sen to wed Lena NJ. Miller. both of Douglas: Miguel Almoderi to wed Marie Ribera. both of Douglas; Tony Lee to wed Maria Notifidad. of Doug. las; Ysidro B. Estella to wed Libra da l.. Gotta. both of Tombstone; Jesus R. Vil.anueva 10 wed Delfina A. Men doza. both of Douglas: Jesus R. Onti- beroz to wed Victoria Aguila both of Bowie; Arthur A. Rhodehavel of Oak land, Cal. to wed Josefina Faveia ds Sanchez, of Douglas; F. R. Lee of F.. Huachuca, to wed Atha Butler of New York City: Carlos Armada of Panama, Mex. to wed Amalia Ybarra of Douglas; Ysidro Fel.echea to wed Marta Squires, both of Cananea. Mex: Charles Curtis Harger of Bisbee. to wed Anna Elizabeth Johnson. Of War ren: T. P. L. D. Rhodes 10 wed Mrs. l.. NJ. Collins, both of Bisbee: Charles Ike to wed Arabell Crews. both of Douglas; GonZalo N Pinedo to wed Petra Flores, both of Douglas: Ed uardo B. Chason to wed Laura Nor enc. both Of Naco. Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
RAINS HAVE COME JUST
 RIGHT FOR cOcHISE ROADS
fContinued from Eage II

fContinued from zage II by September first. Tate and Tate are already at work
 The Silver Creek bridge is not going as fast as desired. but the contractor it moving at a snail's pace and no doubt will get actually at work in the next week. The Douglas to Forrest Station paving is moving right along. All the grading on section two of the Douglas -Bisbee project is about com p,eted. Eaton & Smith have been lag ging back on the paving from Lowell to Forrest Ranch. but they state posi- lively that pouring will start within 1he next week
 All the grading is completed on the Benson-Tombstone line and the con- crete work is progressing sa.isfac- torily.
 The state work is going along in a most satisfactory manner from Tomb stone to Fairbank Foreman Chad wick had all the drags out and took advantage of the rain on all his new construction.
 County Engineer Sid Smyth has a good force with equipment including caterpillar engine constructing a road from Dragoon to Cochise, the work staring at Cochise. The con- pletion of this link will remove weak spot in the road from Cochise and Wilcox by way of Dragoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-25
CATTLENEN AND FARMERS
 SAY PREMATURE RAIN IS
 DEATH kNELL JUNE GPASS

TUCSON. May 2S.-Eyery cattle man who looked al the rain smoke in the sky yesterday morning. and who heard the gusts of rain in the early morning. joined with every farmer il this vicinity in one long grunt of ut ter disapproval of such antics of the climate
 The rainfall means death to 5ha grass is June and July. il mears the loss Of the hay already in the making on the farms in the adjoining terri tory Of course. if there are rains in June and July, the cattlemen will be jubilan, But the loss to the farmer already is heavy
 During the last two weeks most of the hay in the district has been cut and has been in the making. under the usually hct. even temperatura. The downpour for two days has prac. tical!y ruined the cutting
 So far as the cattlemon is concern ed. the bladng of the grass on the range. under such an irrigation. unless the cattle get to it immediately. means that with the hot days Of June and July coming. the grass will be scorched before it natures. with the result that t will not seed and next years crop will be light.