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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
UNFULFILLED PROMISE.

Champ Clark is the most conspicuous faker
IN public life. Here was his promise that if the
democrats elected the majority of the house of
representatives, last year, he would drive a team
of Missouri mules the length of Pennsylvania
avenue from the treasury department to the
national capitol building And yet after the
sweeping democratic victory, and after his own
election as speaker assured there was no
team of Missouri mules on Pennsylvania avenue
It is not thus, Oh, Champ, that men of grit and
fathfulness treat their promises
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
Pc r S ON AL S
Comings and Goings of Our Local
People and Others

W. B. Young of Bishop, Cal, is
in town visiting friends.
W. B. Sollender, the mining man,
departed for Bishop, this morning
Al Frevert. genial manager of
the Hall Liquor company, has been
confined to his bed for a couple of
days with severe cold, bordering
on the grip. He was out taking
a sun-bath for a short time this
afternoon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
Ell PASO RESTAURANTEUR
WILL COOPERATE IN AGAIN

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delaney OF
Ell Paso, Texas, have arrived in
Tonopah and will cooperate with
Mrs. Agan in the management OF
the Agan cafe. Mr.. Delaney is g
first class restaurant man. He
knows the business from start tc
finish and can be depended upon tC
give first-class satisfaction.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
RIOT CAUSES ANTI-pflEXEl
FIGHT SENTIMENT

MUsKOGEE, Okla, April To-
Following the riot at the Knock
out" Brown-Joe German fight here
Wednesday night, the grand jury
yesterday indicted Promoter Phi
Brosseau, Referee Mccormick ant
Joe German on charge of prize
fighting
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD

OIL OF EDEN relaxes, opens
pores, allays pain, dissolves and re-
moves from external system the
seed of all pain and disease.
SWEET SPIRITS OF EDEN re-
stores vitality to all weak parts.
Cure guaranteed for rheumatism;
all pain and disease arising from
weak nerves and impure blood. All
druggists supplied by
JOS. G. PERCY, Druggist.
Wholesale Agent of TOnopah.
stockton. Cal, April 10, 1895.
DIR. John l.. Kellett, Oakland, Cal.
Dear Doctor Having used a
great deal OF your Oil of Eden
in my pracice. will say know OF
nothing better for the cure OF
Rheumatism and removing eruptions
tumors and enlarged ovaries.
Yours very truly,
DIR. DIVINNY.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
NOTICE F. & A. M.

q A called communication will
wv be held on Saturday evening
wv at 1880 at Butler hall. Work
in the M. NJ. degree. Grand Master
James C. Doughty and other grand
officers will be present. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. BY or
der of the w. NJ.
H. C. SCHMIDT, Secretary
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

William J. Bryan may be having a corkng
good time at Washington seeing all those demo
Gratis coming into their own after so many wears
IN the Wilderness but the fact that he ism t one
OF them must cause regretful thought now
and then
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

The arbitration treaties now in force among
many Of the nations are all with reservations !;
the arbitration suggested by President Taft and
50 warmly welcomed by Earl Grey, is without
limitations. An important difference which those
who would discuss international arbitration
would do well to keep in mind.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Senator O'Gorman of New York it is said
will hold the deciding vote between the mill
tdnt progresSives and the conservatives in the
senate. Tammany to be able to manage
to keep pretty steadily in the saddle
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

The war correspondents modified along the
Mexican frontier are having a harder time of it
than the soldiers are. The latter don't need
to do anything, but the correspondents are ex-
pected to turn out copy, no matter how little is
happening
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

They are not all frivolous One of the "d
vorce colony ladies" at Reno announces that
she will attend the State university there
and study sociology and modern languages To
get even with the next victim perhaps
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
MILLIONAIRE A VAGRANT.

Wonders will never cease; an American mil
lionare has been arrested and jailed in Belgium
a charge of 'vagrancy" He drew two
years sentence and served twenty days before
being liberated. The Belgium officials are most
regretful of their action and are willing to
make restitution for the injury done the mil
lonaire. All this is very nice and to the point
But we arise with protest against the original
action
By the shadow of John w. Gates and Charlie
Schwab, since when does an American million
aire, the great European asset the proAigate
spendthrift of the continent, have the appear
ance and carriage of vagrant? 1t is awful,
simply awful. But then this Mr.. Brandreth
might not have been the typical American mil
lionairc. and as consequence, the Belgium po-
lice had some good excuse for their act
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

That woman who got divorce the other
day IN Reno at l. a. NJ and was married at
p. m. really did not lose much time as might
appear. She probably got her lunch in the in
terval
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

1t is only now, it appears, that recommends
ton is made for fre-proof vaults in the New
York state capitol. It seems amazing that
state which would construct 27000000 capitol
would neglect to provide it with common
necessity like this.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Lorimer cannot plead that his case is res
adjudicata. But he may be able to plead that it
will now take twothirds vote to Dust him
from the senate
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Again the world will say, this time of Stan
ley, Williams attack upon five hundred Mexi-
can regulars with eighty American volunteers.
that 1T Is magnificent, but it is not war;
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Manila records 537 earthquakes within one
week What with quakes and chills our little
brown brethren must live in one continuous
culver
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

The visit of Bryan to Washington brought
dscord, it is said; but it wasn't the visit but
the meddlmg during the visit that hurt-Bryan
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Nlassaging naughty children in order to make
them good is custom being introduced into
Eng land from Japan. good spanking might
do just as we'll
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

The army movement to the Mexican border
Is said to have given great impetus to re-
cruiting The volunteers evidently catch Whit
of war
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

Latest report from Denver: Colorado sen
atorial deadlock not yet picked"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

And did Murphy win in the election of Sen
ator O'Gorman? Well, we should smile!
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15

FOUND-Bunch of keys on Univer-
sity street, south of Bryan ave-
nue.. Owner can have same by
calling at this office, proving own
crship and paying for advertise
mont s-25-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
Afternoon.

NOTE: Belmont earnings for the
month of March were $169, 1886.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-15
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Today's hourly temperature as re-
corded at the Tonopah weather OIL
fee was as follows:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

brinosn Der sialiener ipiirbtn Der
qIeinbanbel pernidtei. bic Nebsnsiritts
rel pertbeuert unb bic nlttn Sitttri
b,fe;tiot perben. Tieisr JniertHtns
frieo bino.rt bic cttontoniihsn Juetn
inoeiIen nift, ibrs ainor tn bic ita'
Iisriihs Ghuls su fchidtn. ulo bic
Gprahe Ddntsg berriht htuis pessiis
In Der Qansen 5ara DOR uno inAmrns,
,insm iiibiiten Iorf,, nrsi Wisrttls
mtiIsn BON 9ripulis sntferni. no oie
asIommie gspDlisrung nlr aus Ionps
lperftrn unb adsrbausrn bslitht.
aber aud, in ben besiiisrtsn nno sss
bilbeten ar.iItn b.aniprn4t bas tss
faeliiifts Clement einen fpeiitnHanni,
ss oibt unitr ibntn reihe aaatitats
unS ojelsbrt., bic cine berporragsHos
gtslIuna i'm 0ffeniliden 2ebsn sinnt1'
men. Gcmmonbotort anbi, frunsE
peuifdsr, issi bsIeiiter aonfui, EN-
eiFriaer Stclienfreunb, iit Suns. Ew
aamiiien snIiou. Rohnm uno ars
BIB. Fno bic anssiebsniien Don 1riprs
llis. Subsn finb ftrnsr Der Dirtfior
| rer italisriftsn Shufe CAB. Vass'
uub Der 5erdnsaeber Der einsigsn sta'
| lieniItsn 3eituns: .feeo oi 9ripeli
llntsr Der ipsibliten gsOolittans
1ripolitanisus eshortn bic Jup'nen
unbs'iritten su ben 5dOnhsiisn bts
aanoes. Sn ibren lpsissn sssnilst'
| bern. nit BEN bunifsibsnsn aopfiun
| Sas bi. 6na. bsotdt, otm solosrsn
| unb Tilberntn Shmud sAnssnosr wta
| rins abereiisntbalsr uno anesysfytun'
l,sn. uno einsebulit in Elm 'drbiess
| Sen aorpeyformtn ii6 itraff anponsn'
bes llmitInsttu5. eleihtn ls osr
WGrtenaefta!tsn sus Iaui.no lno q
| nsr gsaGi. Tln beasgnst ibHsn U
aIItr goriationsn; blonns, brnuHs, 10
its unb f6lpars.. Idlants uno pols
Iiiinoniide Grihsinunsen. Ul1HHspf,os
uno Ssntimsnials. dber alsn sissl
iinb bic groben. ianmttn.n 0llaau
osn, in otnen iidb Der psiblit,t 3au0s
Sts Crisnss offsnbart.
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Spsial. Geiorm unb bic Ser'
fahuus.

QrofeFior 9ooonop. cine 4utorltdt
ouf benz gsbiete oes 8erFaiiungsrebts,
er6rtert in elnem Werts. psldes ben IN
Der u.beri9rift ougeIiibrten lttei
fl6rt, bic W0gIidteit, osm 9eoGrfElB
nuh fosialer unb polttiiher Retorn
unter BEN tonititutinnellsn gerAdItnllz
fen bieIes Ganbes gsrett 81 ipsrcen.
Gr bat Disies bohit 3sIt8em0be Ibsma
aus bem 8runbe aufgsnommen. um ol"
unierem Ganbe eigeHrbImIi6e Gtnrlha
tuno gu rettsn, ooB bic 9erthte cine
aontrole iiber Die Legislative 8enalt
ausuben, poraus iih Die Wirtung ers
aibt, pab nidt Die pom Bolts nit Der
leqisldtipen 9etpdlt bstleibeten Utdn.
ner. fonoern Die Ri6tsr Die tpirtlihsn
GeTsBesbsr Der Ration iino. Bead
tensnert6 if bas 3ugsitdnbniB oss
9srfaFers, buB Die 8unbespsrlaiung
an Gtarr6eit l,ibst uno 5par in iols
dem Mabe, Oab ss gsraoeau unroa'
lid it, lie su Gnbern. rs'p. iie gu pers
befI.rn. 9araus ergebe Ii6, bdb bic
8srfdTuuq a[len R.formsn in Der 9:.
fsllitaFt uno i'm Stauts ii6 als Elm
grpBes Sinoerntb eripeiit. ods nur
burd Iibsrale Quslsgung Seitens Der
Bsrihte Tit iiberlpinben lisBe. uno
penn oas nidt gsfhieht, oas Bolt
feline unpere Wuhl babe, als in Den
! iy.Heln Der BerfuFung 81 eritdrrsr
cber bi.fe gepaltIam gu seritoren. 0as
Bsrt III benz Nu6peis gstpiomet, BAT
bic 4usleeuno Der 8unosspsrfaHunc
bura Die Gsrihts i'm grOben 9anaer
in liberalem Sinne gehdltsn lei uni
hemnath tein Grunb aur gforgnif
porlieee, baB bic 9erfaFung cine se
poltfame 4enbsrung srfahren tperos
um Die 5eFeln. IN pel6e lie Den mober
nen Jortf6ritt in Staat unb 9eEefl
| Ihyaft leot, absuftreiFeu. Mir iinb i
bod Der entf6iepenen Weinung. bdi
| bic geDei's, bic Der 8erfaiier onfiihrt
bic BON ibm gsbegts 4nIiat nidt rs6t
fertissn. Die ssrihtIiden Gntfhsi
| ounaen, auf bic er iid ftiiBt. laHel
nthts neiter erfehen. dls Die Nsigun
Der 8unbesserihts. ben Sanosl un
bic Snpuitrie Der Nation gu nationali
firen uno Die i'm Meae itebenbel
Staotsqrensen 1ussuipifden. Daml
lpirb l.biglih bds befpirtt. tpds be
3ped Der Bunnssperfuiung mar: ein
dmeriianiihe Ration ius 2ebsn 81 ru
! fen unb ben partitularismus. pelhe
lb<m aaSionaisn Gebonteu pioeritreite
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fnritfs in. cid burh dinsiiidw
Mausrn ubsr aeasn bic llebsrltgtnhtit
Der bsntt6en Waarsn abfhlttBtl
froIsn, moasn bitft Wausril nun N
iibtrtriebtnen 6chfdubsOnen cosr IN
pdtriptifher GiimmungsmdHe gtssr
lie beitsben, hsibt pdsesen nur, itH "
bas siatns ylsifdb idneibsn, hetbf e.
nen iDsa bsfdreiten, iibsr osn,r
GnDs. irie Der frnnaoiiiM Nrstf'
icbrisber es earissi, t.in 3IpeiIsl be
Iiskn sann, ipenn sr trtldrt: sWn
Bic Dsutfdsn finb e., bic ben iran
sDfiifsn panbel ruiniersn. ionosrr
biefsr riiinisri fid fslbf..
(a1In. 9i8.)
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Ser irausOiiids Ghaapinismus
ais 9pbreouer Der oeutiheu
SSnSnitrie.
Anris. 5. Qpp.

griibsrli6 psrsint 5ieben fstt anrs
aem rapitqls uno reattinHdre Gbaupis
niften pieoer einrual init oerDoppeltsm
Gifer aegsn bic .beutfhe Gefahr' IN
Srantrcid 5u Jslbe. Wdhrsnb Der
cine babel bic in paris unn BEN ubrts
cen grQntreih peiltno.n Deutifen
Ielbft in gsrion mad 3dhl uno gsruI
oornimmt, um nit phuntaiieoonel
gtutiitii ben 8etpeis gu fiihrsn, bat
fe sans Jransreih gu iiberpu6err
auf bem Mege iinh, Derunitnltet bel
anbere cine llnieriu1lng :iber biz
lleberfhpemmuns nes franSOiiifer
Waarenmarttes burd bic gr3susnif'
ber b.utften JnDuitrie. Tim ben fran
sDNiden patriptismus segen btef'
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9okal-Derid)t
1eutidbes 1beater.
Grpbtr cpsrstteusabsnb. - 0rfe
crieinalsa auHiibruns BON J. Tie 90
id,iebeue yrau" In Amuisa.

9ac5 BEN srobsn Grfoie. ben eto
Hau's Cper.ts -Dsr fiptIe Bauer
f,isr uebobt bat, unisrliest e. trohl feis
atm 3rpetiel, Sab bic srfe Original
aufFiihrung pom Die gtlf'setnt
arou@. ets krIbmien RcmponiIisn
meift s,oebents Wsrt bier am GoHntas
in Eeene eekn tpiro. Die eeiHisnsEs
gsrau" bat, ipos Beifal SeiienS prsNs
unn publitum nie du6 bk 3nhl Der
auffiibrunssn anbstrifii. an Der cnos'
rsu Gsite bes groben 1eitts ieosn
Recpro ssi6lassR nno Der Nui Se'
Nails nls neuss muiitaIiihes UtH.
II. ip<i. iiber bi. aanot binaus gsbrun'
o,n. In eeuen bi. b<utits 3nngt ss'
fprofxn pirp. Sier in Amsrila BAT
Dor etnem Sabre elm eHslifhes @nHot'
tai bic rsistnoe Spsrstte unttr BEN
aiisl .9k Girl in toe train" amigo
fiihri, bod lit bic Misbsrsobe trcs
hes Grfclass, pslhen bic b<soubtrns
ben Wslobitn erraneen. betrdhilih
nnisr Der luberI; nansslbdften usbsrs
ftbuna. Der sritsn Original Nufs
fiihruno bon Die seffieo<ne Urou4
am Eonntaa tpirb boKr nit aubsrsss
!p5hnli6em JntsreHe sntgseerl selshsn
lunb tp<nn man nnh ben BON uniertm
Isissidbria.n grima Gperttttn Qu.
|ttmbls Dsboiensn dieR Der 0raf
BON auremburs". DER Mal1srs
Itraum4, Der wlauIefan<n. 6dnOIer)
lbn WobIiab onlsgi. uHierliess q isis
mem 9ptiFtl, bab man NIT ben hDhe
| I.en Gripariunsen tins 1becier gskn
| bors. Txn rihiigen 9cn filr o'ssrrt;s
hiidx unp beutIhs Gpsreiteu trefftn
I,kn nur seuti6s ainitlsr uno nur
lIo!dx t5nnsn bic pSit<inbs WuIts
non ben Sbsen oss aompouiitsH
inisrprttirsn unD gum ausbrud briHs
cen. giniss Der 9auptidInssr tn
, Dis aeTd,kbent Jrau" iino: d.
gdlaFcoups. o SdiofeOup<" (yOns
bc), bos Mdlser 3uest t~Jdads
! anrsl") .ainb. bu iannii tanstn, spit
|, msins Truu-. bos srobs 1ans Ouir'
, l.sit (,Dsrlttss9r6fib.nt'. ~Gcnoo.
waarsl", .SGlaf.pasenbiressUr.. iino
; .ysntsanpal."o ~glahopp. snahopp,
: lio iit's gut, bas 6oudnber lisb unh
lons unb bas sons Duttt l-0oni
4 bo" uao .S4laipae<n aonbuitsu,
}, | Esrop) .glan I.siss noh. man iieis'
I naf,1. ipdhrenD bic aroben Ginnls os'
!. gl,i Gd,liilIe ppn aon; nubsrstponn'
/ lihsr Wirtuns 'inb. Gr0ulein DAM
n wlartini, bic fhnef ein ertldrier Sitn'
I ling bs publitums gerprosn ~
: Iin9t bic .gonbo. unh Drdultin IN
n ioinstt. Rns' ihons Stimms nirb oil
Il ..Jonc4 tpithsr Durore MAIDEN. Der
i Sotnnn GiirTi eibi ben ranrtl- os'
q gsfdiesensn gbeuann. 4srr Molis'
Il ysifdxr 2thisn ben ~0tri4fss Vro
i fiotntsn4, 6<rr llirih Anupi ben Qot
i Idnber .gpilIsm+, n<rr Drebi AMbro
aio ben .Shlaffpngtn Rpnnnsstur'
n h<rr Bitter MulIsr DobritsuS ot1
n -GAlnfpassn Dirsttcr- uIn. wid'
i perfdums nids. aidsis I'm Uorpsrfau
N 5u eriperben.
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Die Gntbitluns. 6aB Rod.s
kllsr Gigsntbum, bas TOO MinionsH
Dollars pertb mar. fir cine WillioH
on Iit brafts, inoem er ben 8sfisern
bie adpitGlisn tiinbigts, mag pohl
Gntriiitung srregsn, III aber niht ibers
rafhenb uno fd[lt nur burh ben unges
ipoInlid grpBen GeipiHn auf, ben Die
Rlusbeltung elmer finan8islenRotb blass
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Gonneritae, Den 23. 3upember 1911


2 iE ~ llt u ~ S*NSS'sS"
FEDERATION bat ben qntrus, 9ompers
nno Wait0ea gum 4ustritt aus Der
Gipic Jeberation au 5ptngen, nteoers
peitimmt unb perbient pafilr hoh'te
Inertennuns. Die 9esusr bes Ins
trays tpieIsu borauf bin. eab Gar
neais, Belmont uno arutI dnitt Ueits
alie1er unb gsamts Der Gipic 5eoeras
ticn Ieien unp arbeitsr IoIhen Ssutsn
fih fernbdlttn Iolltsn. Die Senehmts
gung bes @ntragss purne bepeute'
haben, baB 4rbeitnehmer tetne 8sr7
itdnnigune nit 4rbeitaebern tpun'hsn,
Tcnoern ben 2risg benz 5rteoen por'
Siekn. Die 2lrbeiter SDberution 1T gu
bealldniiniheu, oaB iie elmer io!hsr
ltnfinnigen 5oIgerung ntdt beige
pflihtet hat.
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- Inter Der anlIase ber 3t4prtlIss
ni lpurDe atfiern EN- geiDintr 4Isruns
Der b. milton pDn Gb1rietspH. MIA.
BON ben Deteiiips Grammar nRb
Rubftrs perboiiei. Gr fOl i'm Gronb
Qoitl ieins Rs4nuns i1ulbis ssbIisbsu
sih
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brufte. gdh benz Rpdefeler'hsn
Gnltem arbeitst bas SeIamrnte omerIs
faniIhe grcbtapitul. Spe3isa TT oieIe
meetbpoe BEL ben 5ruit Wasnaten,
su tpel6en ia audi Rodefeller gehort,
iiblin. 9(ls in pbilabelpbia benz
3uder Sruit cine aontnrrena snts
ftanb. rdumte man lie aus eem gBeee,
inbem Der Sruit Die 8erbinbli1tettsn
iibernahm, pel6e Der aontnrrent elmer
9ant oeeeniibsr singeedngen mar SeBt
ueht man iogar nod rahitaler gu
Wsrfe. Denn bas auftauhsn elmer
apnturrens iid tpabrnebmbor maft
pssr nur Die eriten 56ritte htsrau
rudabar peroen, 'oresn Die Sru'ts
manatsn bafiir, oaB Der &pnturrent
iiberboupt tsinen arsbit erbdlt. Die
9elbmaht III In bieIem 2anoe 10
tart ueipprpen, bab bds Bolt beg ousa
aibioiten S6uses Ssitens Der Heg'ea
runa beourI, nm niht nit Saut unp
Saar perihlungsn 5u iperoen.
GUAM g bi & ai bat alarbelt
iiber feline SteQuns perbrsitet, inoem
sr it'd fir bic 9elbehaltung Der Wtp'
nortis srtlGrt bat. Sas itellt einen
grud nit Der MISUNDERSTANDING
in 9lusIi6t, bic auf Yrotldmtrung e.
nsr Rspublit beItsbt. Wdn bari 1sd
cher bur6 bic republitaniihe 8eiin.
nuna pel6e 8islen ipmpathifh sr'
Tdeinsn mag, niht tduIhen lansn
Sinter Den Republitansrn perbsrger
| fid bic Ranearine, fpelhs nah ben
SortbeItano per bisberigen os5sntrall
| iirten Reoieruna itrsben. Die i6nsn Ss
leoenheit bot, bas 8oIt 81 plunoerH
Gptpeit es Ole iibsr3eugtsn Hepubltta
ner betrifft, lit ibr Soeul, pie aus osl
bisbsriosn 9oreGngsn erii6tltd, nod
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-09
REBELS MAY LOSE
JuarGz Receives ReinfOrCements Of
Government Troops.
Federal Train Derailed But Forces
Proceed and Reach City After
Hard Fighting.

Ell Paso, Feb. 6.-At 11:15 p. m
the exact results of today's develop
ments in the situation about Juarez are
beclouded by numerous conflicting re-
ports. From the Federal viewpoint
the situation may be summarized as
follows:
Colonel Rabago. with 800 men
marched into Juarez at 9:25 tonight,
unmolested by the insurrectos, and
amid the joyful acclaims of citizens
and soldiers.
Rabago's command repulsed the at
tack of Orozoco's force at Bauch today,
with only two dead and six wounded,
infiicting on the insurgents a loss of
lao killed and wounded. Insurrectos
reported badly scattered as result Of
the clash.
General Navarro's command, of a
strength unknown, reported marching
to the relief of Juarez and expected to
arrive tonight or tomorrow.
From the insurrectos' viewpoint, the
situation stands as follows:
Rabago's command reached Juarez
tonight, after defeat at Bauche, in
which they are reported to have lost
more than 100 men and substantial
part of their arms and equipment.
Alanis' rebel force of 900 men in 9
fight with 100 Federals 25 miles east
of Juarez..
Alanis expected to join Orozoco some
time tonight for an assault upon Jua-
rez, which is scheduled for about day
light tomorrow.
General Navarro in command of zoe
Federals, consisting of infantry and
cavalry, left Gallego Friday for Jua-
rez.
The fatal policy of delay having en-
abled reinforcements to reach Juarez
the probabilities of taking that cits
are now considered much more remote
than before.
Other rel nforcements, in the shap'
of General Navarro's column, are en-
route from Chihuahua and will reacl
Juarez tonight or tomorrow, and it i
believed here that the Federals will b.
able to hold theFcity, and that know
ing this, the insurrectos will retire.
There is a rumor that the insurrecto
are near Juarez, but this cannot b
: verified. The net result of the battl
j at Bauche today between Orozoco an
I Rabago was two killed and five wound
ed among the insurrectos. The Fedora
loss cannot be learned, as they carrie
their wounded with them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-09

Just at the busy hour In the eve
ming on the L." woman rushed
madly into the station. She had just
a minute to buy a copy Of Life and
catch her train.
There was another customer at the
news stand when she got there, and.
getting impatient. she waved her ten
cent piece in the air and said to the
clerk in a frenzied tone: Give me
Life. quicki Give me Life" then she
pranced In her tracks when the clerk
continued to wait on the first Gus
toner.
"Quick. want Life" she repeated
forcibly.
you don't need life. madam; what
you need is air." placidly replied the
news agent
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-09
Price Of Ivory InereasIna.

Ivory continues to make rapid gains
In cost and may sooner OF later be in
class with gold. At the sales in
Europe the tremendous demand
pushes up the price. The allotment
for each sale seems % be the same.
and with a gaining consumption 1t Is
logical to expect a price advance.
This will continue until substitute
ivory is discovered or ivory is Sc
cured In greater quantities. Although
we buy great many tusks for piano
keys and use the very latest method
of cutting and bleaching. the margin
of profit in finished key ivory is ex-
ceedingly small. With the best OF
skill in blocking the waste is enor.
nous and there are many other de
tails in connection with key ivory
manufacture that require time and
money