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ed to redeem given their lives
only that new enmities may have
birth! America, England. France
and Italy must drop the mantle of
oblivion over the little quarrels
and keep sacred on the affairs of
memory for all time THE GREAT
ALLIANCE!
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11
DRAINAGE TUNNEL COMPLETED FOR
 ROOSEVELT DAM

The Roosevelt drainage tunnel, which has been eleven years in the driving, has just been completed. The bore is in 24,255 feet and was origin ally designed to unwater the Cripple Creek district, especially the mines in the upper part of the camp. The breast of the Tunnel is in Portland ground.
 The driving of this tunnel has been of great advantage to the mines of Cripple Creek, because of the fact that all the large mines of the district had constantly increasing volume of water to handle. So great has been the water problem that some of the large producers had to close down until the tunnel reached point where the water would be drained away. The cost of the tunnel has been $812,- ! 900, which makes the cost per lineal foot about $33. This is quite low, considering the size of the bore and the expensive timbering.
 T. R. Countryman, an engineer we'll known in this county, had charge of the work and it's early completion is due in large measure to his intel ligent direction and the years of hard work put in on it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11

toward each other basis Christian prncples the profession of seyed Christian civilization form of words merely? Has it any meaning, any value?
 Those who believe League Nations believe in operation for human welfare instead of eternal strife national advantage the Christianity has real substance and real meanng be practced as we'll preached that nations practice in their dealings with each other we'll individuals and that the last anay ss it the only practical foundation for international law
 And the millions of plain people who have looked grim the Christianity professe confess itself hypocrte
 Can the world organized conduct themselves
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain uncall- ed for at the Kingman, Ariz. Postof- flee, for the week ending Jan. Il, 1919. Letter Henry. Neverino Ramon. Montoya Reyes. Rogers Verna. (4A Fitze Katherine Mrs. CD. Browne, Frances. Barapas Encarnicion. Gonzales Natibidad. Archer, Mrs. Elsie. Mrs. J. B. Binford. Modoc Mining Company Hamilton Mrs. Jesse. Libardi Dan. Spellman, J. L. Castro, Pedro. RodricueZ, Josefa. Nunez, Loreto. Rich, Bert. Walker, Mrs. Nellie. Lynch, Henry. Salcido, Fausto. Grubbe, Chas. Lopez, Frank Wirl, A. J. Zamora, Valerie. Zamora, Ronnaldo. These letters if not called for in two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
 CHARLES METcALFE,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11
SILVER

conservative journal the New Sum- has evi- demandand steadily becoming It has this say:
 "Ask bank for gold these days you'll it about as to obtain platinum palladium, iridiumwhh obanabe at a and for which the paying prices running from $105 $75 though you still obtain silver the fact remains that proportion to the de- demandespecay for the foreign tradesver becoming if not absolutely relatively the metals
 ls the day coming when silver, too will become shy and disappear the invisible sink that precious metals times of war? Silver at $1 plus which used at 26 cens which used be IA pound production of the world is very limited quantity except in few silver like Parra Cobalt Aspen the Soc silver chiefly byproduc of other metals. The Anaconda mines at Butte Americas biggest producer white metal.
 "We talked in the early days of the of money silver bullets Are coming to paper bulets? For the has reversed economic theory the world held and the free coinage of silver today would relieve the acute de- mand for silver coin than the free coinage of mud The demand for silver in country alone nda single year the entire production of silver
 "The demand for silver is exactly like great half dozen nowng pipes and unknown number of leaks the bottom All is that the surface level of the water keeps sinking faster than the flow in We and stop the leak Up the leve the world naners have chance soap their hands with tion down the water level goes again."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11

Charley, dear," said young Mrs. Torkins, "are we going to have free dom of the seas ?"
 "Why are you so interested?"
 "I haven't forgotten the way we were treated at the beach last sum- mer. I don't believe anybody has a right to rope off the ocean and then charge you fifty cents for the priv ilege of taking a bath in it."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11
THE CHALLENGE

What going France where the nations gathering for the conference that will reorganze the word that civilization facing the mghtiest challenge in it's history The issue is clear Shall the world treat warmaking crime against humanity and organize itself to and s shall the world return to the old anarchy of po tics that inevitably breeds which will be terrible farreachn devastating than the just closed Here the challenge that confronts civilizations:
 Dare you organize the world a moral principal? you the relationship between nations rstanyon the Golden Rue which the heart and of Christianity?
 When you profess and preach Christianity, do mean anything by it?
 civilization that has prossed Christianity but in practice has anarchy that greed and sell strife and and the nagaton of Christ iany say and now whether is willing to practice
 auemV, Ges s4Iesq 1veq 10 moaaoq e uo !m seuo Ieep seAH eq 4no supus sMef Suddp pooq s4! 'eosI Gsn s
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11

Enthusiasm is the greatest business asset in the world It beats money and power and influence Sngehanded the thusia convnce and dominates where small of workers would scarcely raise of interest Enthusiasm
 dce and opposition naction storms the citadel of its object and like avalanche overwhems and engufs all ob saces Enthusiasm faith acton and faith and initiative rightly combined mountainous barriers and achieve the unheardof and miraculous Set the germ of enthusiasm aoat in your busness carry it your attitude and it spreads like conagon and influences every fiber of in dusy beges and inspires effects did not dream off it increase in production and decrease in costs means joy and pleasure and satisfaction your workers life real and vre spontaneous bedrocthe vital things that pay dividends
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11

Miner Want Ads Bring Results. Try.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-11
RUSSIA

writer in the Saturday Evening Post draws appalling picture of what Russia must undergo this winter with its food supplies dwnded almost nothing starvation ing many thousands in the face.
 Though resentment against Russia still persists in many sou forgeu of Russas sacrifices stopped victory several crucial before the other allies ready to hold her, Russia plight and in the immediate future probably will wipe away misguided feeling
 And far what has happened in Russia concerned the last place bestow the blame is the Russian people, They the victims first of centes oppression that kept them in darness second the bghng effects of German ntgue and third of the banefu rule of forces of anarchm which the spawn of the cruel bondage of autocracy.
 Victor Hugo speaking to who condemned the French people for the of the Revolution said thing that in all charity must apply to the Russians "A cloud had been collecting for fifteen hundred year and the end of that od burst. You condemning the thunderclap!"
 ENTHUSIASM V
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-22
dan ARENA A Los
POLLOS A FIN DE
AUMENTAR Ell PESO
EN- NUEvA JERSEY LA AUToRIDAD
DETIENE OCHO vAGoNEs CON !
so MIL POLLOS

Las autoridades de Nireval Jersey
han detenido ocho vagones en- los que
iban mas de cincuenta, mil pollos desti-
nados los mercados de Nueva York.
La causa de esta medida es ell haberse
descubierto que los vendedores de los
pollos, fin de aumentar ell peso de
6stos, les hacian conner arena piedre-
cillas, 10 que aumentaba mas menos
en- media libra Ell peso de cada ave.
La manera de obligar los pollos a
ingerir tan extrafia comida,. era tener.
los sin conner varios ,dias Y darles lue.
go conner pimienta. La sed que es-
ia les causaba, hacia que los pollos ira.
tasen de calmarla comiendose la arena
y las piedrecillas.
Segln calculos, In arena vendida asi
como carne de polio, alcanzarfa en- los
so mil % mil hbras, y la ganancia q
sc. $50.
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.NOSKE OPINA
! QUE NO FIRMEN
FL PROTOCOLO
EN- CAso DE GUERRA, LA ACCIoN
DE INGLATERRA SERA DE
CHARACTER NAVAL

Un despacho de Londres dice que
la creencia general en- dicha capital es
cue Alemania no Sc atrevera resis-
tirse irrnar ell protocolo relative a
10 que debe pagar a los aliados por Ell
hundimiento de Ia fota en- Scaps Flow.
Los diarios londineses publican Ell
texto de una entrevista habida entire
un periodista britanico Y ell ministro
de Defensa alendns Gustayo Noske, en-
Ia cual este declare 10 siguiente: "Xo
recomendare que Alemania refuse mr.
mar ell Protocoloss Noske manifesto
que el no puede hablar en- nombre de
toda la naci6n y que aexpresa tinica-
mente susaopiniones psrsOnales v cree
que eel Unite ha passdo va.
Espero, dije Noske que ell prcto-
colo sera rechazado nosimp6rta las con
secuencias que sobrevengan. Hemos &C.
dido muy frecuentemente y ahora- de-
bemos resistir. Los aliados pueden ha-
Ger 10 que les plazca, desde ssei momen.
to en- que no estamos en- capacidad de
resistir militarmente. Dejemos que los
aliados invadan a Alemania.''
En- los circulos navales de Londres
Sc asegura que Ia fiota britannica es
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La FESTIVIDAD
De La PURISIMA
EN- MAYAGGEz

Como en- epocas anteriores y con
mayor esplendor, 81 cabe, Sc ha cele-
brado la festividad de la Immaculate
Conception, en- la capilla o iglesia que
los RR. PIP. Redentoristas de esta cul
ia poblaci6n han habilitado para cele
brar los Divinos oficios de nuestra sa-
crosanta religion.
A las siete tres cuarto daba CO.
mienzo la novena con rezo. del uSanto
Rosario, letanias y salve cantada, me-
ditacion, motetes alusivos la Inma-
culada y bendici6n, con Ell Santisimo
Con motive de recibir la medalla de
Hijas de Maria 90 sefioritas, Sc cele-
bro una fiesta especial, terminando con
el ejercicio de la novena, salve solem-
ne y bendicion. 'Al siguiente dia, We
rificose La procession. La hermosa ina
gen de la Purisima, llamo la atsnci6n
por 10 artistico del conjunto, pues de
la peana de la Imagen, y colocada esta
a una regular altura, fernando nubes
con telas de seda de distintos colores,
destacabase la Purisima, su alre-
dor, un conjunto de nifias vestidas de
angeles.
AL regresar Id procession, despues de
haber recorrido las principales GALES,
Sc enton6 la salve solemne, termianado
el acto con la bendici6n del Santisimo
A La procession concurrieron todas
las cofradias, con sus respectivos es-
tandartes, asi como las nifias de las
escuelas de las Hermanas de la Ca
ridad espaholas, de las escuelas parro-
quiales de las Sisters Hijas de Ma
ria, vestidas en- SUI mayor parte de
blanco, con velos y guirnaldas; los Ca
balleros de Colon, en- dos flas, dando
la guardia de honor La excelsa madre
de Dios, asi como una pleyade de j6-
venes "Cat6licos practicos'', mostran
do en- Ell antebrazo izquierdo la insig-
mia de la congregation; despues, ell
clero parroquial, con ornamentos azul
blanco, Hermanos de Cristo y hume
rosos fieles.
Las bandas de miisica del cuerpo de
Bomberos y de La Escuela Correctional
ejecutaron distintas marchas.
Ell dia de la Virgen, celebr6se la
misa de communion, asistiendo al Ban
quote Eucaristico casi todas las Hijas
de Maria y numerosos fieles de am
bos sexos, terminando los cultos con
misa solemne de vestuario, las ocho
media.
Los RR. PIP. pueden estar satisfe-
chos de la concurrencia de ieles a. las
funciones antes relaeionadas, y en- par
ticular, a La procession y communion.
Las sisters Adelaide v Rosario,
han. dado una prueba mas de los ref
nados gustos artisticos que poseen, en-
el arreglo del trono en- Ell que iba CO.
locada la Purisima.
GERARDo DIAZ de JUNGUITU
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cOLoCACIoN

Sc necesita un joven para ira
.bajar Ell oficina, y como viajan-
te de comisiones para San Juan y
la Isla, que tenga buenas condi-
Clones y que liable espanol, y 81 es
posiblel que conozca ingles. Dirija-
Sc a Il. G. de esta redacci6n y di-
ga ell sueldo que desea ganar.
Advt.
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ia lista, y que en- case de guerra la
participation de los ingleses sera pu-
ramente naval. En- Ell Mar del Norte
hay numerosos vapOres de guerra in
gleses, los cuales, llegado ell case, Sc
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oBRERo GOLPEA0o.

Marcelino Trinidad, residente
en- Puerta de TERRA, estapdo ira
bajando en- ell muelle n1mero uno,
estibando cajas, una Gle elias lie
cayo sobre ell pie derecho, produ-
ciendole una fuerte confusion, de
la que fue curado en- la sala de So
cOrro.
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Maria Iniss nsassssa nmanss -
isbai Torss. Mana 7sls.. nslasnl :,
usa
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oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. q. TEL $50.
Aavt
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destinaran la tarea De hacer qae 80
cumpla el Tratado de Paz.
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GRATIS

GRATIS GRATIS
En- la joyeria Felix Lopez, San
Francisco. frente la opera, le
reconoceran la vista gratis indi-
Z. candole ell cristal precise que nece
sitan sus ojos. Cristales y montu-
ras de Ia. calidad con precios ba-
jos.-San Francisco 31la.
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HOTELES

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h.sbitaciones en- primer pizO. EmpleadOs
educados para el servicio, ' serene para
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pietario con veinte amos en- 81 negociO.
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jeros. Habitaciones c6mOdas y venti-
ladas. Esmerada atenci6n con los abo-
nadOs y transeuntes, - PropietariO
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>><o,>.S,>,>oo-.~,~->e-o o~so>-o~oy~1~>~~~0;
CEVHI A El mas frescO, amplic
AAATA comedor con vista al
mar. Departamentos para familiAs
Frente al edificio del Senado y ceres
de los demas Centros Ofciales. ID
mas conveniente para transeuntes.
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, 1919-10-07

81. CKO-X STATION.
Paris, October 2nd.-Fhe Chamber Of
Depu5las .oday ratified the German
Peace IIeay by a ,ote oil 372 10 So. The
Chamber II en- took up the treaties she
tween Fan Is and the United States, and
France and Great Britain. The Franco
American ma franco British t%reaties
were uran mOusly ratif ed. A total of
sol votes " r. cast for the W treaties.
in the 5aliosjilg of the German treaty 73
members al stained from VOtlng, the com
pie e raJih .lion of the Versailles peace
treaty with Germany by both Houses Of
Parliament s expected very shortly, pos
siby within four days. Following today's
ratification by the Chamber of Deputies,
the Senate WIl Immediately take up the
discussion. The Peace Committee OF
that body has alleadys completed its
study Of Jhe document.
London, Oct. 2nd-Tha official confer
ence from which an adjustment OF the
railway 5tl Ike was hoped, has broken
down. No settlement was reached. The
authorities have decided that Parlia-
ment will not be called together in
connection With the industrial situation.
The Govern nent has determined to abide
by the original date of meeting, October
22nd.
London, Oct. Every mo~tion-picture
screen tonight with exhibit the following
message from the Prime Minister, Mr.:
Lloyd-Gsr e. The Govt. is not fight
ing trades uIions, which are recongnized
factor of the industrial life of the coun-
try. The Govt. is fighting to prevent
Extremists Of any industrial body from
gaining their ends by attacking the life
OF the community and 50 bringing IN
told misery on thousands of innocent
people,
, 1919-10-07

had reasonable dealing with the Ger
mans, and for betraying Edlth CaVell The
ground taken by counsel for Quin was
that the vote of the court martial was fodr
to three. Whereas it should have been
five to two. The decision of the courts
sets aside the verdict of the court martial.
and Qrin will be tried again.
St. Thomas, Oct. 4th. kilograms will
now again be accepted For San Domingo
via Ponce and wireless.
Paris, Oct. 3ld.-The Supreme Coun-
Gil today decided to hand over to General
Denekire, commander of forces in South
ern Russia, operating aqains' the Boil
shevik, the battleship VOLTA which had
been sequestered by the British Navy in
the Black Sea.
Paris, Oct. 3rd. Advices received b.
the Peace Conference from Rome have
persuaded the members of the Supreme
Council that Italy will ratify the German
peace realty by royal decree. The gen
eral opinion in the Council is that such
a ratification will be valid unde Che
Italian constitution as the treaty does
not involve any Italian territorial
changes.
Rio Janeiro. Oct. 3rd.-Sir Ralph
Spencer Paget, first British Ambassador
to Brazil arrived here today on board the
bat1leship Renown.
Rome, Oct. 3rd.-The National Coun-
Gil of Fiume has sent d message to For
eign Minister Tittoni protesting against
the blockade of Fiume, declaring it is
bringing about starvation in the city.
, 1919-10-07

first action on committee changes in the
peace treaty. the Senate today rejected
an amendment by Senator FaIt, ,Repub-
lican) New Mexico, to eliminate the
United States from the membership OH
he committe to deRrmine the boundary
between Germany and Re2iun. The
vote, generally accepted IS a lest of the
,Senate's attitude towards more than thir-
ty 0'her committee amendments Of SINH
lar nature, was So to 80.
Washington, Oct. 2nd.-T0 allow tia
ly'S claim TO Fiume. safely on the basis
OF Is forcible occ lpatiOn b. O~annunzio's
irregular troops, in the opinion Of the
me.uberS Of the Supreme Council in Pa
ris would involve recognition by the En-
tente of Rumania's claim il Hungary,
Greec2's claims to large portions OF Tur-
key, and even possibly Germany's claim
to rich portions OF Western Russia. 1t
is felt that admission by the council Of
the right of any nation to seize territory
regardless OF pledges 10 refrain from ag-
gression, would be regarded as tanta-
noun to an abandonment of the basic
principles upon which the treaty was as
sembled, and as threatening a perma-
nent peace.
Paris. Oct. 2nd-The Supreme Council
today considered the question of the ad-
mission OF enemies and neutral delegates
to the International iabour conference TO
be held in Washington this month, and
decided to grant Q Germany and Aus
trian representatives facilities to reach
Washington. 1t Will be for the labour
conference itself at its first meeting to
invite enemy representatives and other
members who have expressed a wish to
follow the work of the conference.
Luxembourg, Oct. End The final re
sult of the plebiscite held on Sunday to
decide whether the old dynasty should re-
main in power, Or a Republic be pro-
claimed, and whether Belgium or France
should be chosen as the economic ally Of
Luxembourg, was as follows: For the
retention of Grand Duchess Charlotte
S. 11. For a Republic 1886. For
France as an economically 80, 1876. For
Belgium %, 242. On the questions of the
dynasty of the 125, us electors, 80, 485
voted. There were 5,1l3 blanks 1886
we're cast for the appointment of another
Grand Duchess and 889 for another dy-
nasty. On the e%conomice of the l25, IT'S
electors, 80, 375 voted. Ghere were 5000
blanks.
Paris, Oct. 2nd.:-An appeal has been
filed by M. Georges CASTOR GUN against
the verdict of the court martial which re-
Gently sentenced him 10 death for having
, 1919-10-07

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ss8nAss. Regular meeting Of Hiawa-
49, VI tina lodge, No. 90, !. 0. 0. +,
'Se1tsS- this Thursday evening at z
o'clock Work, initiatory de-
gree on a class OF candidates Visiting
Odd Fellows cordially invited. Per or
der n. G.
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HOUSE SUSTAINED VETO
or WOMANS SUFFRAGE
AND THW ARTED SENATE
Continued from first page.

seen; II, 1850, to aid Rochester graded
school district in liquidating school debt;
H. 1874, assisting town of Lowell in con
structing highway across Lowell noun
tain.
The Senate passed the following meas
ures to-day:
S. 81, an act relating to workmens
compensation; $. 05, an act providing
that the public service commission NAV
initiate proceedings for the alteration of
railroad crossings; Fl. 1915, an act relat-
ing to venereaI diseases; II. 257, an act
relating to deer doing damage to crops
II. 26l, an act relating to the auditing of
state accounts and the duties Of certain
state officers in connection Herewith;
II. 264 an act relating to the issuance
of commissions to justices OF the peace
H. 265, an act relating to the returning
of votes for county officers; ". 266 an
act relating TO the oath on primary cleo
tions petitions H. 272, an act relating
to domestic mutual fire insurance com
panes; H. 40, an act to provide for IL
censing dealers in junk; H. 25S, an act
relating to the printing and distribution
of public documents; II. 273, an act re-
lating to investments of banks in mu-
nicipal bonds; S. Al, an act to appro-
pirate certain sum for cooperative ex-
tension work in agriculture and home
economics in rural communities through
the county farm bureau associations;
II. 269, an act to provide method of
fixing the value of buildings insured I'M
der a policy containing co-insuAnce
clause.
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SOUTH WALDEN

Mrs. A. G. Robbins of Craftsbury Wis
tied at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Newton, two days last week.
d. H. Buttrick of Arlington, Mass,
was in town on business last Thursday,
Miss Charlotte Perkins was a guest
over Sunday st the home of her uncle, Fl.
NJ. Perkins.
John Parkhurst was in Craftsbury Fri
day and Saturday at his brothers, Burt
Parkhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lovejoy of Hard
wick were guests at the home of his
nephew, Frank Wilcox, Saturday.
The school in this district closes this
week for the spring vacation.
Master George Newton has been spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Robbins, in Craftsbury
Miss Blackhall of Hardwick is work
ing for Mrs. 4. L. Beals.
Not many of the farmers here have be
gun sugaring yet, but A. F, Grow had