Loyalty and loyalty in the Julius Caesar context
The text discusses moral duty to country over birth ties amid wartime rhetoric, arguing that asylum for German descent Americans should not spare condemnation when loyalty is in question. It invokes liberty bonds and civic duty, urging steadfast devotion to America and readiness to sever ties with Germany if conscience demands.
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Julius Caesar
Jess
Rome
Caesar
America
Kier
Humanity
Patriotism and Finance Meet in School Bonds
Supervisors voted to invest $40,000 of school funds in Liberty Bonds of the second issue until 1924. The move, praised as safe and patriotic, earmarks idle money to support the war effort while earning interest for the school district.
Cochise County Road Bond Election Planned
Cochise county voters will face a December ballot on a $1,000,000 road bond to fund permanent main roads. The supervisors will set election dates this month while the Highway Commission plans road allocations. Strong support is anticipated as good roads are deemed essential for the county and wartime needs.
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Cochise County
Highway Commission
Italy can win the war by aiding the Western Front
The piece argues Italy can shorten the war by teaming with Allied forces, seeking coal and iron from the United States to push against Austria. It suggests Britain and France want U.S. troops on the western front and contemplates success if Germany is beaten there, with Italy or Greece as possible routes to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Austria
United States
Great Britain
France
Greece
Citizens urged to report deserters and slackers
An appeal states it is the duty of all Americans to turn in deserters and slackers to the nearest officer. It claims many such individuals loiter around the county and urges residents not to overlook the chance to cinch them.
Horn Silver Mine Claim Opens in Tombstone District
Notice of application for United States patent Mineral Survey No 3214 filed by Bunker Hill Mines Company Tombstone Arizona for the Horn Silver lode mining claim in Cochise County with four corners described bearing North 46 46 East 1500 feet and total area about 20 539 acres excluding specified adjacent lodes. Adjacent claims named Virina Good Enough Mountain Maid and others. Record shows location notice filed with Cochise County Recorder.
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Tnsted
Wheenis, Origena Oot
Bunker HM Mines Company
Tombstone
Arizona
Wisile
Cochise County
Arize
RB & M
Araena
Cocomau
Jode
Ant
United States
United States Patent Mineral Survey
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Foxte
United States Land Ofice
Pho
Tombstone Mining
Iatrict
Cochine County
C. C
Ratge
Bunker Hit Mines Company
Youbstone
Ube
Eass
Gd. & SB
Ho & M
County Recorder
Cochlee County
Bunker Hill Mines Company
ERIE
Nort End
Mines and adjoining lodes listed in Cochise County records
The county recorder of Cochise County Arizona notes parcels and lodes including Horn Silver Book 5 Record, No 219, with adjoining claims Gen No 228 Lucky Hit lode and Gen No 181 At. Gilded Avenue, Good Enough lode No 4 Victor tote, Mountain Maid No 229, and Lucky Hit lode No 4. First publication October 6, 1917.
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Hevarder
Cochive
Mineral survey notices for Tombstone district lode claims
Notice of patent applications for two lode claims in Cochise County Arizona. Hunker Mites Company and Bunker Hit Mines Company list mining claims in Tombstone Mining District with detailed corner bearings, areas about 11.343 and 1.664 acres, adjoining claims named Tranquillity Contentment Flora Morrison Alphabet and others, first published October 1917 with references to survey numbers and pages.
Fortuna and Hawk Eye Little Wonder lode claims in Tombstone district
Mining notices detail Fortuna, Hawk Eye Little Wonder, Have Felt Little Wonder, Way Up, Empire and McCann lode claims in Cochise County Arizona with corner surveys, adjoining claims Gen 152 156 148 and Sulphur, Tough Nut, Empire and Lucky Cuss lodes. Locations reference Sections 10 11 14 15 Township 20 South Range 22 East, with veins described and total areas ranging from about 0.47 to 4,648 acres, notices filed by Bunker Mines Company and Hill Mines Company and recorded with County Recorder.
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HN Mines Company
Tombstone
Arizona
Conchise County
Fortuna
G&s Rob & M
Cochise County
Arzona
Bool Reeort
Bunker HM Mines Company
Tollstete Mining
Arteoma
Hawk Eye Little Wonder
County Recorder
Record of Mines
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Arizons
Tate
McCann
C. G. D. Lode
Bunker HI Mines Company
Cochiscounty
Escondido
Cormer No. 2
Salt
McCann Lade
WWE Aeres
Uuky Cisse
McCann” Inde
South
West
Irvin. Register
Erie Lode Mining Claim Located in Tombstone Mining District
United States Land Office mineral survey details a Tombstone District Erie lode claim of 449 acres. Located from Corner No 1 beginning at the northeast corner with vein course South 17 24 West 1500 feet, it cites adjacent Banner and Silvex Belt lodes and records first publication October 24, 1917.
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Lse
Theortheast Corner
ST & M
Mtheast
Orthswest
County Recorder of
Cou
Revein
Claus i
Rhwest
Gtd
Sam Rassel
Sowa
Eleima
Oplien
Coehine
Anzom
Oitone SV Sally
San Rafael
Freemont Lode
May Flower
Addie Lode
Arvin
Heglater
Phileona
Hunker HL Mites Company
Cochise
Arkonsax
Irvin
Ategiater
Flora Morrison
UV Register
Bunker
J. L. Irvin
Register
Corder
Carbise County
UNITED STATES PATENT _ MINERAL SURVEY
United State Arizons Land Office
Phemis
United States Land of Arizona
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