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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19

NA Les Annaies tParls), NJ.
Ado.phe Brsson, the French
writer, tells touching anccdote
of something that befell him in Met. the
capital of Lorraine, while on a visit there
several years before the war:
II arrived at Metz at a rather advanced
hour Of the night. and had all the bother
in the world to find room in hotel It
was ut the end of the season and the tray
ellcrs had hocked there in great numbers
| first ran up against a rude porter, who
turned me out Of doors with my trunk with
out giving me any information, and as a
result | was reduced to tranping up and
down the streets locking for lodgings
at last succeeded in finding a room in
Wretched inn. Overwhelmed completely by
luck OF sleep and utter WEAKNESS, had
just dropped off to sleep when noise
awoke me Some soldiers who had returned
from drill were marching under my window.
The quick, vigorous rhythm of their step
s~clicd little by little, then grew fainter.
and finally vanished nltorcthcr The effect
was Ike that in "A thcntrc. ! thought of the
wretchcd vcrrcs from Faust:
"T.c Jour est lcve
De leurs pieds sonorcs
Jentcnds les chcvauX frnpUcr de nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19
Two Comrades Meet Again on the
battle-ground of Metz

wv 7RITING III recent number Of
w "Ar. A"""'"." r"''.,. NJ.
Ado.phe Brlsson, the French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19

10 Jour cSt lrVc
De leurs peds sonorcs,
J'entends les chcvaux frappcr de nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19
Hymn TO Death, 1914 and On

Danse macabre death
Dried quits DEATH
They catter, Grin,
femur rattles skull
epiphyses shriek CRATE
Brain
shrunk pea
quintessental lusts--
rattles
rattles rattles,
rattles
O the bones,' the wonderful bones
Goods the 'darkey''
Toes click hees-Marchl
Evert backbone-N1archl
Breastbone out-Marchl
Shoulder blades we'll drawn back
Thumbs trouser seams
hold chins hrm-March!
march, March,
March!
Danse macabre death
Dried CUTS DEATH
Hi there
take your wired O me ribs
hey clatter Grin,
pea brains rattle,
rattle, rattle,
rattle
My sweethearts bouquet at this ball
the skull of this lover
Che to the war;
JOHN RODKER, IN The EgoNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19
Baggage

lhree girls who still have something of the grace
OF Heetng girlishness in form and face
lricked out in all their hnery await
The FIRST three corners through the barrack gate
hey await the FIRST three coIners--any three
smart, BRITISH staggering, bold and brave
Soldiers who will forget them for the grave
Lovers. whom they'll forget as easily
AS they We forgotten last year inery
WILFRlD WILSON GIBSON. IN The Mem " tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19
B0ck TO The Shell Torn School House

VISITOR TO the war-ravaged dis
tricts Of France in these chang
ing times still sees things quite
az irnnreeeiva in tLa;r ,,,o., % o,,,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
Colorado Tennis Tournament.

The largest gathering of tennis stars that ever participated in a Col OradO State tennis championship tournament is expected to be present at the courts of the Denver Country club when the annual tennis tOurna ment is being conducted under the auspices of the United States Nation al Lawn Tennis Association. The local committee is composed of Franklin Ballou. Eugene Dimes and Jack Phelps, of Denver.
 Donald Harker, state singles cham piOn, will play this year, but the doubles champion team, Harker and E. R. Bailey, will not be entered. Bailey now is living in Omaha. R. D. Brooks, who last year was runner up with R. w. Graham, is an entrant this year, among a host of other top notchers of the Rocky Mountain re- zion.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
A Good Recipe.

"Eat plain, wholesome food; sleep at least eight hours every night; don't use tobacco in any form, and take some form of physical exercise every day, being careful not to over exert yourself at the start" such is the recipe for 100 per cent physical condition, outlined by John w. Kyle, Indiana University football player, of Bloomington, III, who recently was described as 100 per cent perfect physically in an army medical exam ination.
 To show he believes in his own recipe, Kyle asserts he never has smoked cigarette. For his daily exercise this summer he is swinging sledgehammer in a Gary steel mill. weighs 190 pounds and is five feet, eleven inches in height.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
A Boy Wonder.

Jimmy Reese, 16-year-old mascot of the Submarine Base baseball team, of San Pedro, Cal, has just been signed to play with the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast Baseball League when he becomes IS years old. He is said to be the youngest player to be signed with a Class A contract.
 Reese has been working out at Washington park, Los Angeles, the home of the Angels. Fans who have seen him are enthusiastic over his fielding, while he is said to have a remarkably fine arm for his age.
 He has been tutored by such play CTS as Howard Ehmke, Harry He'll man, Herb Hunter, "Butch" Byler, Lefty" ODouI and Don Rader.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
BicycIists to Tour Antipodes.

Sailing from San Francisco Novem- Der II with a troupe of Sydney bi- cycle riders due here next month, Hans and Ernest Ohrt, San Francisco cyclists, plan to tour Australia. The two brothers are training in the Gold en Gate City.
 Willie Spencer, a Canadian rider, also will accompany the party, which will also include Bob Spears, Frank Corey and Reggie McNamara. George H. Dowsing, who brought the swim mers, Nina Wylie and Fanny Durack, to the United States, will sail to Aus tralia in September to arrange for the tour.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
Save Money for Government,

The athletes at the Sherman Insti- ute, a government school for Indians, near Riverside, Cal, are expected to save the United States nearly $7,OOO on the new gymnasium which will be constructed as soon as the fall term opens.
 Labor and material for the build ing would cost about $15,OOO if out side labor were to be hired, accord ing to the architect, but, as the boys are eager to do the work themselves,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
New Batting Record.

A worlds record for consecutive hitting has been made by Joe Will holt, center fielder on the Wichita club, in the Western league. He hit safely in forty-six consecutive games. Jack Ness, Oakland club of the Paci- fic Coast League, in 1915 set the rec ord by hitting consecutively in 45 games. Wilhoit was a member of the New York Giants last season.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
A Cominq Bout.

Mike ODowd, middle-weight cham pion, probably will meet Mike Gib- bons, the St. Paul middleweight .in a ten-round match at the baseball park at Minneapolis on the night of Labor day, September 1. Gibbons already has accepted terms.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23
DOINCS IN WORLD OF SPORTS

the total expenditure in cash will be only little more than $8,OOO.
 Work will be found for nearly every boy at the school, it was said, including those who are learning trades which involve work in ma chine and blacksmith shops and in the woodworking departments.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23

If you do not receive your copy of the Times regularly, please notify the circulation manager.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-23

Electric irons, pounds to 6 1-2 pounds. Prices $3.5O to $6.5O at the Northwestern Hardware Company.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

eight feet O. leas below ne surface
~ 1hs ground ne GROUND water Is
almost continually escaping into lie
gtmssaAsfe y evaporation ard Trans
nraiion
Tie rea u stsssoe Waller CON-
prises ~ HoKEnste1T 7feeH acres:
the water reaches fhe surface through
the capillary pores q tie sci and
through fte -r1ngE hat osczr in the
axis e tie valley. As a general rule.
sou alag the ans Q. TIE y2lIoT where
ne rroz8d zzters escape 81 cxspora-
lion. are .ighly alkaline. the amount
- water that escapes into the atmos-
ghere annually from the shallow
water area Is considerable. No con
tinzcus record of evaporation in
stepioe valley Is ohtainable. but a
fev measurements made during the
months OF July and Augus from open
xater surfaces show evaporation loss
ranging as high As one inch n TWEEN
tr-four hours. Data a: hand doe. not
warrant more than q rough estimate
Of the probable quantity OF ground
water available In Steptos valley.
Below q certain death. the u~neonsol
dated materials of the valley fIn are
saturated with water The valley
al eovers an area Of approximately
s12 square miles and reaches 20 an
undetermined depth. Well No. IS.
sunk by the Government, penetrated
TO a depth OF Pie feet without reach
ing bedrock; a well sunk IN Duck
Greek valley. which borders Steptoe
valley on the east. reaches bedrock
at q depth Of 113s feet. Thus II is
known that the valley III is Of a con-
siderable but unknown depth. The
CONTINUED on page fwe)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

sefs fesL rms amount af water
d zisnastsa IL .arisBs ways 3 por-
foAs taroagh sgriaee channels
10 fhe eszler o fhe valley where H.
a eTzsrafef 3 portion evap0ralef
15nesfls zfo the atmosphere willie
tas rstaaia5er SINKS below the sur-
faoe and eiaE the ground wafer.
The grsand nateTs siil which We
are isrzeig concerned. are found. Hs
previously stated. II tie uneonB8I-
azisd Materials o. ihe valley Ill
fsrszgh waleh they Slows move from
points % reeharge II fhe lower por-
iFas % the valley axis where the
EatsT Table reaches &c. Or nearly 20.
the surface anG from which the va
Ter escapes into the atmosphere by
evaporation and then franapirGtton
81 plants The floW Of underground
water b. retarded Or ~Reeelerntsc By
The porosifv Of he materials lhrongh
which h pass-k. In general ne
finer the materislG the slower the
o. fsow. The grsvels and sands
ars the materials through which the
GROUND waters move rDoft RAPIDLY
and with less resistance. eorsecuenfly
these are me materials Aat give NJ
the water rapidly when tapped and
II IL from these materials thzf water
for irrigation Is generally obtained.
and the location and position Of these
deposits OF sand and gravel IL Of pzr-
amount information IN deterninins
the location Of wells for obtaining
water for irrigation.
i is estimated that the annual re
charge CT ground waters IN Steptos
valley Is somewhat in excess OF 100.
900 acre feet: the major portion Of
the area where the water table stands
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
saJJEg Of JKAIk sEgffGE
INDIE COss1DERAfI0a

AttorEeg 4 y Eeiclaes gaO s rep
fsesntlnS DoIns " me sorfH4en and
cltsze1s az as mater u tie DIXON
tlnGec anlft train ssfyloe bsasesn by
aao aeClIl. naD taxsn " the matter
eth tIe railroad comm ag<en a
telegram received ~ nim Last seex
from tle commission Indicates . mis-
undertaking bef @4ssn Ehs require
meDl ~ ths Nevada CossoAtatso
e,lnpaDy aud duty Of q puOtsc carrier
TIE anes6ass rs2As
Further regarding Ely uain per
vice J. o. CaDnon ans.eTf W stat
ing thai Suburban train gers8cs flh
requirements u the Nevada Consoa-
dated Copper comnsDys TeoEoed out
put anc that could not put oa al
etllonal 1rasns without Interfering
eIfh working conditions a. nc miuss
sDd smeltsrs Which have been in
.augvTa2ed 70 meet the present Dc
pressed conditions Of copper market.
Ne have TODAY answered him "a fol
loss Quoting question ~ made
9sste passenger trains sery5De, eye
where branch line IN nature N pIsDt
facility cannot be discharged Prn-
elDaI announced W United states
Supreme court 10 the West Virginia
~ Dniteo States e02 IN matter Of
TsIlToad obligation 70 tic public
must be observed. We therefore re-
guest that conference Dc held with
oitizeDS committee and thai train
schedules bs 10 arranged as ~ pro-
vide necessary and reasonably ade-
qaate service. Please answer advise
Us fully result of conference"
Complying with The fequegt Of the
commission, Attorney B T. Beioher
met with General Manager l.. q.
cannon Of . public meeting, Thurs
day nizbf al The court house, and dis
eussed the matter. Attorney Beleber
pointed out 10 General Manager Can
non ibe expression contained Ia the
telegram, additional trains and ex-
plainse that the people did NOT ask
for additional service, the question
was not more train service. but 10
tCoDtinued on page nye)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

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to The patrons ~ tls White Pin.
County Hleb school
tiy, Hsys Feb ~, 1919.
10 tbe Pa rams ~ The High School,
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-14
Globe Tailoring Co.'s Line

is always at your service. This is one of
the best known tailoring concerns on the
market and built quite an enviable repu-
tation for style, quality and fit.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-14

AGENTS for the Celebrated New Home Sewing Machine
We conscientiously believe the New Home
to be the best machine on the market and
recommend it to our customers as such.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-14

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