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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
SUKELE MAIsTUS ANGLU
KARIUOMENE.

Plymouth, Anglia, birz. g.
Ana dienQ Gia maiStus suk6l6
100 anglQ kareiviQ, nesenai
sugryzuSiQ is Palestinos.
KareiviQ tarpe apsireisk6
raupliQ epidemija. Karas val
dzia norGjo juos visus pasiQsti
atvientjimo stovyklon. Bet ka-
revival nepaklaus6.
Buvo paskui paskirstyti po
demobilizacijos stovyklas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
LietuViiaii nuVeike Dol
$evikus arti DVinsko

Petrogrado fronte musiai Sc
ka aplink Gatcina.
Toliaus pranesama, jog estu
ir latviu kariuomenes kaiku-
riose- .vietose susiremusios su
vokieciais kareiviais. Site ne
va gelbsti latviams ir estams.
Bet istikrujQ iie duoda pagel-
ba rusu bolsevikams.
Estai Kreitzburge paeme
nelaisven daug bolseviku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
VOKIECIAI PLENUOJA AP-
LEISTI VOKIETIJA.

Zurichas, birz. 10. - Anot
apturimp ziniu, Ruhr apskri-
tyj, Vokietijoj, vokieciQ in
dustrijos centre, prad6ta
smarkios agitacijos vokieciams
kuoskaitlingiausiai apleisti Sa-
il po ivykinimo taikos.
Vokiecciams paskelbimais
patariama emigruoti ypac !
pietine Amerika - ] Brazilijq
il Argentina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
PAzADAMI RINKIMAI
RUSIJOJE.
Pirmiausia bus nugaleti
bolSeVikai.

Washington, birz. 9.-Omsko
vaIdzia, Siberijoje, praneS6
taikos konferencijai Paryziuje,
kad RuSijoje kuoveikiaus bus
praveSti rinkimai kuriamQjin
>uSirinkiman, kaip veik bus
nugaItti bolSevikai.
Tai Kolcako valdziOs paza-
dijimaS taIkininkams. ManO-
ma, kad talkininkai pripazins
tQ valdziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
Gudas ir Roman.

lai. Zymesnieji miesto gwen
tojai buvo suareStuoti, kanki-
nami ir iSsipirkimui palaiko-
mi.
ISviso visam Vilniuje, kaip
pazymima, nuzudyta apie 1900
zmoniQ. Gi apie 5000 is Vii
niaus deportuota Lydon.
Nuo suimtQ if palaikomQ
zydq pareikalauta iSsipirkimo.
Buvo reikalaujama nuo 1,5OO
ligi $4,000.
Sulig kitQ pranesimQ, pazy-
NINA dokumente, zydai gy-
ventojai neapsakomai buvo
persekiojami ir kankinami.
Lenkq valdzia duonos parda-
vinatojams uzdrauda parduoti
duona zydams.
Tarpe balandzio 10 ir gegu-
zes 4, sakoma dokumente, Vii
niaus zydams padaryta apie 6
milijonai rubliQ nuostoliQ.
Atrasta 81 lavonai.
Laikotarpiu balandzio 19 II
% dienq miesto gatvese atra-
sta 81 zydQ lavonai.
Didziuma nuzudytQ buvo pa
laidota ten, kur jie buvo nuz
dyta. Todel negalimas daiktas
suskaityti visas zydQ aukas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
AUSTRIA TAIKOS SUTAR-
TYJE ATRANDA PER
SUNKIAS SALYGAS.
Meldzia palengVinti tas
salygas.

Vienna, birz. 9.-Induotos
Au~trijai taikoS SQlygoS yra
noivykinamoS, ncS taS reikStl
&aIyic viSatinQ hadQ ir tautai
pra@aiSti.
Taip paSakt Au$trijos vieS-
patijo> prezidentaS Seitz, kaI-
bIdamaS ! atidaromQ Spcciialg
Srimo Sc>iiQ.
Uz>icniQ rcikalQ minister's
Bauer praneS1 ziniQ is Savo
konfcrcncijoS Su DR.. Renner,
Au>triio> atStovybGs taikoS
konrrrcncijoic galvoS.
JiS pazymGjo, jog taikoS Su-
tariffs Au>trijai rsiSS&ise p1'd-
gaiSti. PaSkui jiS GmG vcrSti
kaInuS ypaG ant GckU. katrle
uz%robr visa Au>trijoS cukrQ
ir kitaS i>lirbyStcS.
SuIig SutarticS .Au>trija ne
tcko BohcmijoS (CekijoS) da-
lies, kuriojc gyvcna apic 3 il
pu>t miIijono voicGiQ. Tie viSi
patrk> >vrtimon valdZion.
DR.. Bauer pazymtio, kad
TyroIio @yvcntojai. katrie Iai-
Svc labiauS brangina uz gy-
va~ti, nckuomct ncSutiks Sul
taiko> >QIygomiS. Kaip jie,
taip voki>ka BohemijoS daIiS
&iandio uZtarnauUa viSV vokie-
GiQ pricIankumQ.
TaikoS SQIygoS, anot minis
tcrio, tie>iog paSmaugia Aus
trijQ. TodeI nutarta kreiptieS
i talkininkus Sumink$tinti So
lygas. Mes kitaip nepramato-
ma ramybh EurOpOje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
P. KAROSAS COPEN-
HAGENE.

Boston, Mass, birz. 9. -
Nuo p. Karose gauta kable-
grama. Jis laimingai nuvyko
Copenhagenan birzelio 4 d.
Tuojaus iSkeliauja Lietuvon
LietuviQ Prekybos Bendroves
reikalais. Tenai jis pasidar-
buos, kad Lietuvon butQ pa
siusta tukstanciai tonQ mai
stO.
Gudas ir Roman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
LIETUVIAI IR ESTAI PILE
KIA KAITI BOLsEVI-
KAMS.
Estai susiremia SUI vokieciais.

COPENHAGEN, birz. 10. -
Estai nuo bolseviku atsieme du
svarbiu miestu pietrytuose nuo
Rygos - Kretzburga ir Jakob-
stadta.
Tuo tarpu toliaus pietuose
lietuviu kariuomene pasieke
Dvinska ties Dauguva.
Apie tai pranesama oficija-
liai is estq kares stovyklos.
Pranesime sakoma:
EstQ kariuomene pasieke u
pc Dauguva ir marsuoja j pie
tu soma. Po smarkaus music
nuo bolseviku paeme gelezin-
keliu susibegima Kreitzburg,
ant Gesiniojo upes kranto, If
miesta Jakobstadta, stovintl
priesais kitam upes Some.
Pima pergales lietuviu ar
mia artinasi prie Dvinsko
tvirtoves IS pietu sono. Pirm
saves lietuviai pasekmingai
stumia bolSeviEJls.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
Kova gatvese.

Dokumente sakoma, gatvese
prasidejo susiremimai balan-
dzio % d. po pietQ, kuomet
miestas buvo apvalytas nuo
bolsevikq. zymus skaitlius zy-
dq buvo nuzudyta arba imesta
j kal6jima. Nuo praeiviQ buvo
atimami drabuziai, ypac ava
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
PRAMATOMAs NAUJAs
KABINETAS VOKIE-
TIJOJE., t..

Berlynas, birz. 9.--Pusofici-
ialiai skelbiama, kad jei da-
bartinis vokieciQ ministeriq
kabinetas atsisakys patTirtin-
ii taikos sutarti, tuomet bus
sutvertas naujas kabinetas su
Erzbergeriu priesakyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
DAUGIAU PINIGU PREKY
BOS LAIVAMS.

Washington, birz. 10. -
Shipping boardo pirmininkas
Hurley kongreso reikalauja
pasllirti dar 600 milijonQ do
lieriu prekybos laivams ga
mint.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
MIRE PARAGUAY
PREZIDENTAS.

Buenos Aires, birz. 9.-Cio-
mai Paraguay respublikos pa
siuntinysteje gauta zinia, kad
mir6 min6tos respublikos pre-
zidentas, DR.. Manuel Franco.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
AMERIKONISKI KAREI-
VIAI APLEIS RUSIJA.

Washington, birz. 10. Gen.
March paskelb6, kad ameriko-
niSka kariuomen6 ] dvi savaiti
apleisianti Siaurine Russia,
Archangelsko fronta. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
Ka sako S. v. pasiuntinys?

Washington, birz. -Suv.
ValstijQ pasiuntinys Varsavo-
je, Gibson, raportavo valsty-
bes departamentui, kad SKIER
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
KADA PREZIDENTAS AP-
LEIS EUROPA?

Paryzius, birz. 10. - cia
pasakqjamq. ,kad prezidentas
Wilson's Europa apleisias uz
10 dienQ arba uz dviejQ savai-
cip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
ROLSEVIKAI ATNAUJINO
ATAKA Prizes sUoMIUs.
MuSiai seka visu kares frontu.

Londonas, birz. 9.-SuomiQ
generals Stabas praneSa, kad
rusQ bolSevikQ kariuomend
prad6jusi paS6lusias atakas vi
su frontu.
Visu frontu baubia armotos,
trata kulkasvaidziai. Suomiai
viSur stipriai laikoSi. Nors bol-
Sevikai yra kur-kas skaitlin-
gesni, bet suomiai tikisi atsi-
laikyti il paskui patterns bol-
Sevikams uzduoti nepakeliamQ
smugi.
Anglu garnizonai PabaltiSoj.
AnglQ ir estQ vyriausybi SUI
tarG, kad anglQ kariuOmenG
uzims zinomQ salq Oesel, kaipo
gvarantijq uz suteikimQ finan-
$intS pagelbos estams, anot
praneSimo is Copenhageno.
Anglu garnizonai bus Gelsing-
forse il Hangoe, Suomijoj, il
Estonijos sostin6je Revelyj.
PraneSta, kad pietindj 1.-Two
nijoj estai pa6me Hesswegen.
Is centralis Livonijos bolSevi-
kai bGga, bijodami apsupimo.
LatviQ informacijoS biuras
praneSa, jog vollieciai nuo Ry-
COS briaujasi ! bolSevikQ uz-
pakali rytiniam Livonijos
frOntc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
Demonstrates.

Seimo atidarymo metu Gia
gatvtSe ivyko dideltS demon
StracijoS. Panickinta taikOs So
lygo>. pagrumota talkininkl
miSijai.
PrakalbQ metu pareikalauta
nepatvirtinti taikOS Sutarties.
Ir kuovpikiauS AuStriiai SuSi-
jungti Su Nokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
Ungariijos bolSevikai nuzude
5000 znloniq
UNGARIJOS BOLSEVIKAI
LIEJA zMONIU KRAUJA.
Judo jie moteris ir vaikus.

Vienna, birz. 9. - Aplinll
OedenburgQ, vakarQ Ungari-
ioj, buvo sukile prizes bolSevi-
ky SovietQ umgarai valsticGiai.
Siandie apturlma ziniQ, kad
bol$evikai valstieGius "numal-
Sine" PaSiunte SavO kariuo-
meme, gi pastaroji iSskerdG
daugiau 1900 valstieciu su jQ
motprimis IL vaikais. KOlnhof
Sodzius viSai sudegintas ir su-
lygintas Su zeme. Nei vicno
gyvo zmOgaus nepalikta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10
zmones buvo Saudomi ir
kariami.

Prizes sovietS nepasitenkini-
mas il sukilimas pakilO, kuO-
met bOISevikai kOmiSarai pra-
dtio atiminGti nuo zmoniQ pa
SkutiniuS galvijuS, drabuziuS
il viSoki maistQ.
Prizes tQ rekvizicijQ valstie-
ciai pradGjO veikti Susitclke i
buriuS. ValSticciai apSiginklo-
vO Sautuvais, dalgiaiS, Sake
mis-, kirviais IL ne vienam Dol
Scvikui-pl6Sikui suskaldG ma
kaule.
Centralini Budapesto boise
vikQ valdzia paSimtG kariuo-
meme. Sta padeg6 valstieciQ
Sodzius ir b6Sancius is liepsnQ
zmones zudG kulkasvaidziais.
Gi viSuS suimtuOsius pakOr6.
Ir taip bolSevikai iSnaikino
keliS tukstancius vyrQ, mote
riQ if vaikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-10

DRNUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1900 W. 10Th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 6114. Establ. 1908
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
Goats

Fur coat, 32-inch sport model.
wide collar, beIted; eco EO
handsomely lined >. 0UJ.JU
Marmot, 30-inch sport coat, rae
coon collar and cuffs; belted.
Extraordinary C1A0 In
Marmot Fur coat, 40-inch length,
extra wide collar, beautifully
lined; fine motor &16d S0
coat ............ VlVf.JV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
Compelling Anniversa1
Satin Dresses

A large variety Of the newest Autumn
models in plain and embroidered effects.
Dresses radiating the beauteous spirit of
the season. Engagingly new ideas in
street and daytime frocks distinguished
for their extreme grace and youthful sim
strikingy new fea- ~
lures which are de-
cdedy different
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
NEGLIGENCE CAUSES
SPREAD OF DISEASE
,hirf Army Surg,sm says Medical
Officers do Not Perform Full
Du,, WIN Oversee Forces.

NNSilNGTON. April &C 1harGes
n, gross cdrclesSness and negligence
.o rr,,ont,ng and controlling tho
.nrf,d of typhoid and paratyphoId
,,,crs 10 the army are made against
man, medical officers serving with
the forces overseas in IA circular
r.bI.sHri hy the ch.ef surgeon Of
,necs,mrr.odn. cNpeditlonary aud
made public here today by the
health service in connection with a
,,.tu.ug mat vaccination does not
...f complete immunity from ty-
ploi
lhr chief eurgcon cities IN many
..yaue,s whore epidemic prevailed
among troops. especially during the
LAST offensive ON the western front,
ana points out that the occurrence
.nJ distribution OF diseases were
,ongl0.lt brought 20 the attention
az The medical officers through
uc,a.N Bulletins
r. would appear, the circular
continues that many officers u'tor-
t nHrl 10 crap the significance Of
,atst E.puIts ana warninGs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
RETURNED SOLDIERS
H0N0RED AT DINNER

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
food ina, vas obtained after much
f'cu,'y
How did you get into the hos
p,A.' urged an HdmIrcr. in hopes
Of moro personal experiences.
"Oh that's easy, | knew one Of the
doctors was the ready anspe~
tap0 lohu Rogers had one mes
sage 'htt should not have been
wasted on 4 sag party He admircs
,nc women of France and pays them
an due tribute, but 10 him Anne -iCan
s.rls ur none.
IcgDnairc Arthur Cannon spoke
next and held his audience 10y a
gu!c, narrative Of his experience
with the Legion of Honor. Arthur
Cannon also lays claim TO the
unique distinction Of being he only
private that has ever been discovered
~ any man army
Judge K l.. Campbell. former
United states district judge. brought
a flush of appreciation to the faces
" the honurcd guests by his glow
ing tributes TO our fighting men
and he heartfelt pride that we. as
nation take In every one OF them.
Il take lot OF saticfaction said
The Judge I'm knowing that the fu-
turc OF the country is In the hands
ot such men as You. Your sons viii
have IN their veins the blood that is
now coursing through your own
young veins. and you can know that
hey will have the honor and the
courage 10 meet all occasions and
conquer an Che vicissltudes that may
come their way
Capt. John Rogers, who was with
the British troops on the fighting line
the greater part OF the time since
the war made a most earnest plea
that We. as Americans, forget the
petty prcJudicCs that We have had
the past hundred years. Il have
never heard an Englishman brag
about whit they were doing at tho
liron' They appreciate our coming
No their aid just when We did for
they know they were nearing the
point Of starvation" The demon
Liverpool on the advent Of the
srdtions Of the British populacc In
American troops were cited as
wonderful evidence that the English
regard US as brothers and are not
s"aycd by the prejudices that we
hold against them. His illustrations
Werewonderful and 10 the point,
and every man present enjoyed Cap
tam Rogers talk to the utmost.
The true American spirit was
prevalent at the dinner last night,
ana. had there been room in tho
dining hall for every returned sol
der, Instead Of the officers, there
would have been striking demon
"rauon Of Tulsas appreciation OF
Nhat these mon gave up To help
MAX" the world safe for democracy.
ana as Mr.. Perry fittinEly remarke ed
hesc men showed the world the
rue American spirit by puttAng up
wan the worst possible conditions
IN 'no best possibcl manner. and have
u7'' ihc world respect US as moth.
inS else could have done"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
MayOrASkS Citizens Come
to City Hall andSeeReCOrdS

mc~ administrator. The Cl'N en-.
ginecr hires inspectors Who report 10
'him rn these reports the engineer
bases his estimates The commission
places It's confidence IN tho en-
ginccr The heads o' tho depart
mcnts cannot supervise each minor
dcjail ~ thc WORK In any business
10 Is the same.
IN the inspector made a false Pc.
port To the engineer jt was q los play
uf which we had no know ledge An
engineer must have assistants whom
he must necessarily trust for such lu-
cidental work n the engineer com
piled an erroneous estimate ~ wa
through no fault Of his own The liII
was paid IN accordance with the con.
tractors hid. which ln turu was based
ON the estimate OF the engineer. carl
Pleasant Was the contractor and
Henry Eariy was the inspector
city l. Investigating
The investigating is being pushed
no, hastily but thoroughly Ten
men are at worlc and cNplora ton
trenches are being opened tack ~
every l0-fol lot This is 10 determine
the true amount of earth. shalc and
rock contained In the ground iu
question. when tho investigation has
been completed the public viii get
tho facts
- invite citizens ~ Tulsa to come
10 the city han and investigate tho
records ~ the various departments.
our books are open
'I| T.. Curran is commissioner Of
water and sewers. sewers are con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

That the Tate BRADY dcunuucnj
taxpayers league rs amouthplcce Of
Charles Page and not the proper
plac" Tor citizens TO go for redress
when they have complaints regarding
the service rendered to them ht
their city officials was stated yes
tcrdhy hy MsNOr Charles ~ Hub
bard, who invites an persons To come
to HIM with heir grievances and * -
anime tho open records Of the city.
The mayor had special reference
10 the charges OF irrcEulaEt IN the
construction Of sewers VII Forest
Park, and Oaklawn additions He
Investigated and that they viii he
Saws that these charges are being
Investigated and that they VIII be
slftcd to the h0ttom Taxpayers are
warned against going to the expense
OF employing attorneys to perform
q duty which clearly belongs to the
CitNs legal department and which
will he performed thoroughly and
cSpCditiouslN The mayors state
mcnt follows
The Tulsa County Taxpayers
league Tate Bradv~ delinquent
taxpayers league SAID the mayor.
"t~ another agency FOR boosting
some descent people IN this league but
Tate has mislcd most OF them And
there Is the special representative
He was engaged especially 20 help
sell Shell creek water 20 the CITY.
Mr Page admitted IT,
Citinns Can Get Facts.
when II comes TO question ~
real facts and figures. we have tn"
data right here at the city hail II
they had ever tried to get them. We
arc conducting an investigation in
these sewer districts and the invos-
Igatinn had started 90 days before
Page began howiinE on this particu-
lar issue.
The final rcpor, on district 10;
was received ana accepted hv the
city commission OF the former nd-
ministration on February Z 1915.
aud paid few DAYS later This ai-
was not then In ofh,c
ON January e. 1918. the contract
for the work in district l20 was
awarded TO carl Pleasant Tho final
estimate was received and approved
in July Of 1918 and the hill was paid
August %, 1918. An these facts are
OF public record ana special repre-
and others have the right
to investigate public records. Tho
present administration went into Of
fee May . 1918
Tho work on district l@O was I'm
ishcd long before the final estimate
was received and most Of the aC-
tual work was done under the for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

SEW NDEN April The Rrit.
Isn transport Muurotauln, bringing
home Admiral sim. and his stttf.
sailed from ErcsJ Nprll ! for Ncw
Nurh ana .houid arrive SUnda. or
Monday most according to cable
gram received here TODAY hy thc
British ministry uC shipping
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-05
NATIVE COPPER
 DISCOVERED AT
 MUD SPRINGS

Great excitement has been caused in Chloride and Kingman the past few days by the report of an immense de- posit of native copper having been discovered near Mud Springs; across the valley to the west from Chloride. The discovery was made by Jack Flynn, Will Brakeman and John Mo Cuish. These men have located q claims along the deposit and those who have seen the ore say that it is great. The deposit lies along a great dike of black limestone, the native copper being disseminated through the rock mass. Some quite large pieces of native copper have been ex- hibited in Chloride, but the run of the deposit is small and of a flaky var iety. Just what the big mass will run has not yet been ascertained, but as soon as the cuts that are being run across the deposit have been complet- ed a sample will be taken and tried out.
 For many years copper has been picked up in the washes between Mud Springs and the Pilgrim mines, but no one has done systematic prospecting in that locality until the present time. It is expected that the whole country in and around the new discovery will be run over by the many prospectors going in there.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-05
ELKHART AT CHLORIDE TAKEN OVER BY NEW
 DELAWARE COMPANY
New Owners to Spend $250,OOO in Development. Stock is Now on New York Exchange.

One of the largest deals that has been put over in several years is the taking over of the Elkhart property, at Chloride, by the Cerbat Silver Min ing and Milling company of Delaware. The interests associated in the deal are closely connected with the Inspir- ation Copper company, of Miami, Ari- zona. This company purposes the spending of $250,0O0 on the mines in further development and in building of an uptodate milling plant. The deal was engineered by E. F. Camp bell, who is quite we'll known in Chlo- ride.
 The Elkhart is on the Tennessee lode, some distance north of the big property, and was developed to a depth of 600 feet by Scotch com pany some years ago. Owing to the character of the ore the lower grades in the mine were unavoidable, al- though under present perfected flota- lion methods such ore would be big asset to any mine. Thousands of tons of rich lead-silver ore was shipped from this property, the haulage being made to Kingman by team and ship ments being made to Ell Paso and Denver, besides many thousands of tons of concentrates. Like most of the old mines of the county, the man. agement of the Blkhart was loosely carried on affair, and financially it was not the success that it should have been. Instead of building the mill below the shaft collar it was er- ected on the hill above, where ores had to be hoisted from the shaft by an additional hoist. It ran big en- zine to generate electricity for five horse power pumping plant, which was situated about half a mile from the mill, when water could have been developed in the mine in sufficient quantity to operate the mill. Every expense tthat could be loaded onto the property was put onto it until the shareholders felt that their burder was more than they could bear ano quit putting up. If the mine hao been in the hands of men who knew how to handle a property the Elk hart would have been dividend pay CT at all times. It is this class of crowd that we understand is going in to the property at this time. It has been reported on by one of the best engineers. in the business and we fee sure that with the right direction sane sufficient capitalization the corhpan! will beaa big success. The shares o1 the Cerbat Silver Mining and Milling company listed on the New York curt a year ago and were sold at $4.25 pei share, the par being $5.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-05
F. F. CAMPBELL HAS BOND AND LEASE ON
 CHLORIDE DISTAFF

E. F. Campbell has taken a bond and lease on the old Distaff mine, at Chloride, from Mrs. Charles E. Sher- man and expects to soon have that property in operation. He will be as- sociated with excellent people in the development of the mine and the in terests will be on the ground within the month.
 The Distaff mine was one of the richest silver properties in the Chlo- ride field, aside. from the Old Mine sota, hundreds of tons of ore having been shipped from it to the mills and smelters. During the early days of the camp the property was owned by w. B. Ridenour of Blackberry under the name of the Independence. He and others took out considerable ore, but the big tonnage was later taken from depth by the owner and leasers. Some of the specimens taken out were solid silver, running ninety per cent in the white metal,a the shipping ore ran we'll up in the hundreds of dol lars to the ton. With development at depth we believe it will be one of the big producers of Chloride.