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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
ACCEPTING MONEY
FOR PROCURING
JOB IN MINES
FIRST TIME A CASE or THE KIND
HAS BEEN BROUGHT UP
IN ToNoPAH.

Mike Chorovich, who poses as
man of influence among the Slavoni,
ans of this camp, is out on $1,000
bond charged with having accepted
$50 from Louis Mihich for obtaining
him a job in one of the mines. The
arrest was made by Officer June
Peck. The warrant was issued under
Section SIS of the Crimes and Pun.
ishment Act. which prescribes a PEN
atty of from one to three years In
the penitentiary for any one accept
ing money for procuring work for
another. There is no fine attached to
the offense.
Louis Mihich alleges he paid Cho-
rovich the sum of thirty dollars for
securing a position which he was
given and allowed to hold for a
period of three weeks. when he was
discharged Then Mihich went to
Chorovich saying he had not been
working long enough to pay such
sum, as it was more than he had
earned over his expenses, and de-
manded a return of the money. Cho-
rovich is alleged to have declared
that he could not give back the
money as he had turned the full
amount over to the foreman who en-.
ployed Mihich. In support of his
statement Mihich produced an afr
davit from the man who loaned him
the thirty dollars and on the strength
of the combined averment the war
rant was issued by Justice Dunseath.
Owing to the absence of the district
attorney in Carson City the hearing
of the case was postponed to the end
OF the week
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
PLANTING MINES
ON THE MAIN
TRAVELLED
ROUTES
BRITISH ACCUSE GERMANS OF
PUTTING INNOCENT LIVES
IN PERIL.

LONDON. Nov. 17.-David Lloyd
George, chancellor of the exchequer,
proposed in the house of commons
an additional duty on beer of seven
teen shillings and three pence bar
rel, equivalent to one cent glass
Lord Asquith stated the govern
ment had decided to declare the
whole North sea to be military
area. Subjects of the enemy found
IN neutral vessels will be liable to
detention as prisoners of war. He
said the Germans, disguised as neu-
trail vessels. planted mines off Ire
land on the main route between
America and Liverpool. Oil and cop
per will be declared contraband
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
rightful fardships of Men in Flooded Belgium Trences
Changes Ordered Nye County
By State Tax Commission

yada, on your 1914 assessment roll
for 80 head of cattle and ] horse
Raise assessment OF the Nye Coun-
ty Land and Livestock company from
As head of horses to a total of 145
head An increase of 95 head
Reduce assessment Of f. p Mckee
from $3.50 to $50.
Reduce assessment of James Nor
ris by $500, account fire loss.
Reduce assessment of Indian
Springs Water company from $4,000
to $500.
Place Grant 4 Hun ON roll for total
of 675 head cattle at 500 per head,
$l3,5O0.
Reduce assessment of Manhattan
Water company from $4,000 to 1000
Add to the assessment of G. N.
Gooding, of Austin. Nevada, 40 cat
tie, 4 horses, hogs. making a total
of 40 cattle, 25 horses hogs.
Increase the assessment value of
the Tonopah Water company of To-
nopah upon your 1914 assessment roll
from $4,000 to $247,79O.
Increase the assessment value of
the Nevada-Californla Power company
upon your 1914 assessment roll from
$S2s.O00 to $s15.74S.
Add to the. assessment OF A. b..
Gardner, Sunnyslde, California. on
your 1914 assessment roll: GIL head
of sheep. 3 head of horses. 3 hogs,
making total of 2l75 head of sheep.
I head of horses, hogs Other live
stock to remain as at present on roll.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17

The county commissioners today
are considering the orders OF the
Nevada Tax Commission directing
them to change their tax roll to con-
form to certain suggestions from that
body at Carson City. The commits.
sioners are puzzled over what course
10 pursue, since they contend any
reduction in the county tax rate
would leave them with a deficit, as
the budget was based on possible re-
ceipts from the bullion tax which
win not come up to expectations. The
letter Of the Nevada Tax Commission
in part is as follows:
In accordance with enclosed copy
Of resolution adopted by the Nevada
Tax Commission, sitting as final
State Board of Equalization, under
date of November 10th, 1914. you are
hereby directed as follows;
All lands on your roll for $500 to
s2.75 inclusive per acre, you will raise
to So per acre.
All lands on your roll at $5 to $40
inclusive per acre. you will raise to
s12 per acre.
All lands on your roll for sl2 10
SIS inclusive per acre, you will raise
TO 500 per acre.
All lands on your roll for 500 to
$40 inclusive per acre. YOU will raise
to $36 per acre.
All others TO remain as they now
appear on your roll
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
NEVADA RAILROAD
RATES ANNOUNCED
BY COMMISSION
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ORDER
Ed IN ALL PARTS OF
STATE.

The Nevada Railroad Commission
has announced the following
changes In interstate rates:
Effective June 30, 1914, the South
ern Pacific company reduced its rates
on -four and cereals in carload lots,
from Kodak to points on its Fernley
LAssen branch in Nevada, the reduc-
ton ranging from $3.50 to $40 per
ton.
Effective July 25, 1914, the South
ern Pacific company reduced rates on
livestock when shipped from Hazen
10 Wabuska, and returned after feed
ing In transit The reduction amount.
ed to 1890 per car on horses and
S7bO per car on cattle.
Effective July 10, 1914, Wells Fargo
company, express, reduced its rate on
butter and eggs. Minden to Inlay,
from $3.50 to $2.25 per hundred
weight, the reduction amounting to
30 cents per hundred weight.
Effective August 2S. 1914. the
southern Pacific company reduced Its
rates on bran. middlings and screen.
ihgs, carloads, from Kodak. Nevada,
10 all points on It's Nevada California
railway branch in Nevada The old
rate ranged $3.75 per ton Kodak to
Lahontan, to $3.50 per ton Kodak to
queen. while the new rates range
from $3.50 per ton Kodak to Lahon
ton, to S5 per ton. Kodak TO Queen
The amount of reduction ranging from
~ cents to $4.60 per ton.
Effective the same date. similar
reduction took place on whole grair
moving from Kodak to the same
points, and also on -four, in carloads
Effective August 2S. 1914. th'
southern Pacific company reduced III
rate on hay and straw, carloads, Fal
ION to Verdi, from $2.55 per ton Il
N'sO per ton, rs cents per ton beinI
the amount of reduction.
Effective August 20, 1914, the Sil
yer Peak railroad raised its rates ol
ore, carloads. valued from $50 to $50
per ton, Blair to Junction. TIL
amount OF increase ranged from 7
cents to So per ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17

You are further directed to report
to this commission the total amount
said schedule will increase Nye
county roll for 1914, and also report
same to your Board of County Com
missioners, in order that your county
tax rate, based upon budget of esti-
mated expenses. may be reduced
from present basis of $l20 in the
same proportion that valuations have
been increased since the filing aof
said budget
You are further directed to secure
reduced rate from Board of County
Commissioners and thereafter extend
roll accordingly
Add to assessment of l.. l.. Wat
ties, of Keystone. Fish Lake Valley,
on your 1914 assessment roll, 2S
head of cattle, making total number
of 1876 head.
Place on your assessment roll for
1914 Joe Scuffe, of Potts, Nevada, for
400 head of cattle.
Add TO the assessment of John
Whooley, Of Reese River. on your
1914 assessment roll, 3S head of cat
tie, making a total OF 1872 head
Place on your assessment roll for
1914 Williams and Marteletti, of
Potts. Nevada, for 1876 head OF cattle
at $40 per head and IA horses al SO
per head
Place G, $. Manson, of Currant. Ne
vada. on your roll for Ss head Of cat.
tie and horses.
Place John Manson. of Currant, Ne
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
CRUISER BERLIN
D|SARMS IN
A PORT Of
NORWAY
FAILS TO REACH THE ATLANTIC
AS A COMMERCE DE.
STRoYER.
uy AnsocIated Press.l }

ny Associated Prese.1
CHRlSTIANIA, Nov. 17.--Disarma-
ment of the German cruiser Berlin,
which put in Trondhjem, Norway,
has commenced The cruiser ap.
peared yesterday, when 1t was re-
ported she was endeavoring to es-
cape from the North Sea to act as a
commerce raider in the Atlantic like
the Emden in the Indian ocean. The
commander was given his choice of
putting to sea in "a hours or sub.
mitting to disarmament. He chose
the latter The Berlin carried crew
of 450.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
q q q q q
GERMAN CASUALTIES 100000
IN LAST -FOUR DAYS FIGHTING

tby Associated Press.l
LONDON. Nov 17.-Germanys re.
markably persistent offensive in bliz.
zard-swept Flanders and its stability
after her hasty defense along her
eastern frontier are today's features.
In Flanders the allies refuse to yield.
while on the east the Russians con-
time 10 push forward.
Berlin. in interpreting the retreat
of Germans from Warsaw describes
il as strategic masterpiece. but the
German people are expressing cha.
grin
Reports the Cracow is in flames af-
ter Russian onslaught figure in the
dispatches.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
DAYTON PIONEER DEAD.

Charles Pollard, for % years a resi-
dent of Dayton, New, died in hospi.
tai here yesterday. Two brothers sur.
vive--J. D. Pollard, of Reno, and
Frank Pollard. manager of the Yreka
(Cal) Times. He was 40 years old.
The body is at the parlors of Groes.
beck & O'Brien The funeral will
take place in Dayton. The body will
be shipped tomorrow. Reno Gazette
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
10000 BURIED
IN A GRAVE OVER
FOUR M|LEsLONG
HORRORS OF WAR SHOWN AT.
TER A BATTLE or ONE
HOUR.

tBy Associated Press3
AMSTERDAM, Nov. ia letter
from Galician priest says $4,000
Austrians were buried in one day,
in grave six and half feet wide
and more than four miles long. The
bodies were placed in three layers.
The men were killed, the letter says.
in battle lasting only few hours.
A Netherlands dispatch says the
Germans have renewed their efforts
to cross the User near Nieuport. Dix
nude, including all villages in the
environs, was entirely destroyed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17

Accounts of the fighting in Belgium
dwell on the frightful hardships of
the men in watersoaked trenches
and the great loss of life.
A British correspondent estimates
the German casualties during the
last four days at 100000. The slaugh-
ter in the east is no less terrible.
The Prince of Wales is now at the
front. One report says he may es-
cort home the body of Earl Roberts.
tHy Associated PressD
PARIS, Nov 17.-From Nieuport
to Dixmude, in the region Of Ypres,
cannonading was resumed today with
great violence Canals were turned
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
VIENNA STYLES BARRED
BY AUSTRIAN HATTERs

aVy NNsOcIhteN FFcNftt
LONDON. Nov II. English hat
ters this fall are offering no fedoras
with the bow at the back. Neither
are the soft hats and derbies with
feathers in the band among the fall
offerings The bow at the back of
the hat was fancy originated by
Austria and the feather idea came
from Vienna.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
COUNTING DAMAGES
DONE BY GERMANS
AGAINST TREATY

ST DIE, Nov. 1.-THE French
government is taking careful count
of the damage done by German invad-
ers and alleged offenses deemed in
contrayention of the Hague treaty
defining the rules of war.
The president and his cabinet are
making inspection trips. The losses
represented one million francs st.
Die was subjected to intermittent
bombardment for forty days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
.CARRANzA CONSENTS
TO OWN RETIREMENT
GUTIERREZ APPROVES THE CON-
DiTloNs SET FORTH BY
THE CHIEF.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-Secre-
tary Bryan has received a message
saying Mexico City newspapers to-
day published the text of telegram
from Gutierrez approving Carranza's 8
conditions for his own retirement.
1t is believed an understanding has
been reached that will bring peace.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
GOVERNOR or WARSAW
AMONG THE PRISONERS
nv AssoeIated Press.

ihy Associated Press.b
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Among the
Russians captured by the Germans at
the battle of Kutno were the COVER
nor of Warsaw and stan, according
to Berlin dispatch
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
FIGHTING At NACO
AND BULLETS FLY
AMERICAN WOMAN STRUCK BY
A MISSILE FROM
HoSTiLES.
IBy Associated Pre.s.l

tBy Assoeinted Pressl
NACo, Ariz., Nov. 1.-THE May
torena and Hill forces resumed fight
ing today A stray bullet flying over
the border struck Mrs. A. F. Krohn.
This is the eleventh casualty among
American non-combatants since the
Mexican factions began fighting
around Naco, Sonora
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
Millions Coming
To This Country


q (By Associated Press.p
. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Of- =
= ficlals believe the serious effects =
. of the war on American business .
. have passed It is estimated that =
. orders for horses, army clothing, =
. ammunition and other contracts =
. totaled more than $2O0,OO0,O00. =
o q Q O . q . . y . y . =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
FRENCH MUST DIE
FOR BETRAYlNG COUNTRY

tDy Associated Press1
CHALONS SUR MARINE, Nov. II
Alfred Durot, Frenchman. was
sentenced to death for treason. He
was accused of aiding Germans in
the battle around Rheims.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
ALASKAN STEAMER SINKS
IN A GALE OFF COAST
tBy Associated Press. }

SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Dirigo, of the Alaska Steamship com
pany, foundered in a gale off Cape
Spencer, Alaska The crew of IL
were rescued.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
BRITISH COLUMBIA TO
ExTlNGulSH ALL LIGHTS
NV A--oeinted Pre-~.l

VICTORIA, b. G., Nov. 1.-THE
Canadian marine department has an
nounced at may become necessary
to extinguish all or certain lights on
the coast of British Columbia" Sup
posed fear OF German warships.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
ONE THOUSAND ENGLISH
KILLED BY THE TURKS

tliS Associated Press.b
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. H.
Turkish troops attacked English
troops near Fac, in the Persian gulf,
and 1000 English were killed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
Russian Fleet
After Germans


. tBy Associated Press.) q
= COPENHAGEN, Nov. 17.-It y
= is learned from German source .
= that Russian squadron has de- .
= parted from Helsingfors. Fin .
= land, southwark with the sup .
= posed intention of engaging the y
= German Baltic squadron. .
. . . = . . . . = = . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE
SEVEN MEN INJURED

tN~ Associated FreNH.l - -, .
GALVESTON, Nov. l7.-Nearly
million damage was Incurred ana
seven firemen injured when the
Southern Pacific grain elevator was
virtually destroyed by hre.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17
TO-DAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings of the ther- .
mometer by the United States .
observer at Tonopah: =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17

into trenches until water drove the
Germans out. Between Armentieres
and LaBasse. an artillery duel Is in
progress. On the Aisne certain Ger
man detachments endeavoring to
cross the river were repulsed or de.
stroyed. In the vicinity of vailly
there is violent cannonading
tBy Associated Press.D
BERLIN, Nov. 17.--In the east 1t
believed the Russian advance has
been checked. The Russian losses.
including prisoners, exceeded a whole
army corps. The Russians are oper-
ating great forces.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-17

sor quick results try the want nd
e0lHAhs Of the BONANZA,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
@aa rbabrjtbs Wendidn feiiaria
tua2taam ratttatieQa.,

Derlin, teidt. Is p. = WurbaDri.
tps tebtiin tdnddn Mendidn feiiaria
ytifoIaita tpaStaan Tscbubopon
luona. HautatielIe oil aietettu pom.
mt fpdbdd ennen feiIarilIiien iunan
tuloa, iolla feiiari perbeenid fansia
matfusti. Gbeud fnIfepa postiiuna
iai fumminfin aifaan ettd pommi
rdidbti, iouotn mieita postitpaunuia
fdrfpi ia monia iunamiebid louf.
faantui. 2eiiarilIinen iuna iaapui
paifaIe muutaman minuutin fuIut
tua rdidbbpfien idIfeen. gilman
muita tapabtmmia iaapui feiiariIli'
men perbe SiarSfoe SeIoon.
&eiiari oil paIaamasIa mieraiIulta
Hmmanian funinfaan Gbarleiin luo.
ia 2ustenjesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

gtep 0orf, feidf. II p. = Sltu.
aan tafF raiottn .std.MI7ifasia eIairg
tieteelIiIeud retteiIpud ia tuttimus'
matfaIa, onnistui 81. 6. @arnerin
tpansita fomea rnaurapo,sotillo".
Edmd gorilla naaras on Iaatuaan
iuurin ia buomiota berdttdtpin.
2uut fuufautta on 10 tutfiia pitd.
MT eIdintd iiosIa puulaatifosIa, opets
taen iitd ipSmddn tpibannefTia ia be-.
beImid. 2irieesiddn, ionfa t,,tfiia on
Idbettdnpt tdnne erddue pstdmaueen,
iImoittaa bdn eldimen fuulutpan min
ionottuibin rtpiIlin talon" eIdimiin.
Oinab, ie on spriaan mimi, on
ainoa eldin Iaatuaan, ionfa tutf;ia
ianoo ndbneenid, fad ennen Ell bdn
ole ndbnpt bpmpilenid, eifd naura'
mid dpinoita, mutta tdmd tefee mo-
lempia. 2un eldintd futfuttelee fai'
naIoiben alta tabi iaIfapobiista bp'
mpilee Ie Ietpedsti ia lopulta naurao
oifein ipbdmenid pobiasta. GIain
omaaa oifeata Iaiid bumoorta ia on
Ie butpittana Iaii Iuomafunnan
ebuStaiia.
@oriuan eIdmdnfumppanifii mod
rdttp urossoriIIa on noimafas ia
pelfddmdt1n eldin, iofa faiffialla
ndfee tpibouiienIa, tpaan fuitenfin
tdmdn nauraman emGntGnid buo'
neenbauitiiiana oIesia, tdptpp len
cua 'futen tobmeIiianfarin fonia'
naan, tusfin ipDbd raubasia iaa'
ben. pari iaapuu eIofuuIIa Nep
Yorfiin.
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aaiffi britbfIet fuiuittaa Maericun
rettel1it1 lpppunctpat tdm1dm.

ytiosara Sails, Canada, fe1df. 20
p. - Suuri fuutaufi itten pibettiin
tddud eniimdtnen raubanneutpotieIu.
ia fosfepa fafouS Mericon rete'
lDiben lopettamiieff. WabboIiiesti
tapabtuu tdnddn tpiimeinen neutpot.
teIu.
WarmuubeIla ei fumminfaan mt,
tddn mieId tiebetd, Fud Waibinato.
nista ia Wlerico GitpStd ei ole Iaa.
punut minfddnIaifia tparmoia tieto.
ia.
9r9entinan ministeri Ybbpsmal'
IoisIa gtaon, iofa on tuIosIa Wd.
ibin9tonista, misid bdn on neutpo.
teIlut prefbentti WiIIonin, tpaItioEb.
teeri 9rpanin ia perushsIaiuisten
ebustoian 2uis Gnbreran fansia,
moi tpieId tuoba uufia rauban pa.
lauttamiien iumnniteImia. Se ei fum.
minfaan ole Imultapaa, fosfapa
Y5cYS,patoin ebustaiat ellen 10
pddttdfpdsti ilmoittitpat ettd beibdn
eiitpfienid tuIee oIemaan IopulIinen
ia mddrddtpa mitd Ybbpspaiiain
menettelppn tuIee.
glinoa mmutofIen mabboIiiuus a.
fian tiIasia moi iobtua Werico Gi'
tpstd, JOS feIId pddtetddn olistua
gbbDspaItain ipaatimufiia noubat.
tamaan. Guei iiten tapabbu, raufea.
tpat neutpotteIut fifIeenId ia aiiain
tia idd entiieuenfd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
marftinoiIla. Siperialaisten tpoin'
tpalmiStaiain liiton lontoolainen o.
iasto onfin 10 ldbettdnpt uieita mot.
Idbetpflid Mmerifaan.
93 ,aailia tnnmiSfa.


SafiaSia dsfen toimitetuiSia lento'
fofeiluisia Iaatputti 3eppelinin nufi
ilmaIaitpa 2..3 SO mailin nppeuben
tiinniSId. Edmd on iulirin nopems'
mddrd FUN pfffddn obiattapa lima
Iaitpa on tpield tdbdn iaaffa iaa'
tputtanut. Gntiiet Zeppelin Ientoto'
meet otpat Iaoputtaneet ainoastaan
puoIet pudmainitusta nppeubesta.
8esfimddrin fuIfi Zeppelin 2.'3 so
maiIin nopeubeqa tunntsIa. Wat'
faIle ldffi S.'3 Srebri6ibapenista
Constance idrmen rannalta, fdpben
matfania parrela uieisia eri pai'
foisia. !SeIsoIanbista obiattiin mat
fa 9erliniin, ionfa matfan laitpa
Suoritti 63 maiIin nopeubelIa tunniS'
la. SlmailiiopiirisId on tdmd iaa
tputus berdttdnpt innostusta ia mos
fuuttatpat iotfut amerifaIaiIet lento'
taiteiIiiat plan fitpuuttatpania iofia'
laisten nopeusreforbtn; he tpafuut'
tatpat 95 moilin nopeuben potta'
man Iuotuiiaua iddud oletpan bel
posti iaatputettatpiSia.
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Smffmnnt.

Wtarquettisio, Wid)., butfui fan.
iaIaiiemme Srans GemeI 6drfSId,
ipntpiiin 2aipiaIta, Turun |. feidf.
10 y. Woinaia tpDsfenteIi .. 9. 9.
tofaaa ia fuinfa Iienee boriabtanut
tofalta idrmeen, iosta ISpbettpd oil
ipirfoaminen oitpan mabbotointa.
Sdten iiirtpi dffid pois parbaasIa
miebuuben iidsId, noin 35 10. 9 ff.
wonbana, oIewa perbeen It'd, iota
idi ennen faiffia faipaamaan Iesfi
2:ben IapIen fansia. Dcfama muis.
titms meiae faifiqe. Suffupeiia on
uieampia Ia muitafin fuoIemon ta'
paufiia, ioten ei I,iuIiii endd iddnd
fenenfddn mieIi tefemdn epdusfosIo
eIdd, maon 10 toitpoifi faiffien idI
feen iddneiben omiStaman iIomieIeI
Id, eIdmdd Ia autuuita SeeiufIesIo
arismfiesio.
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8iitpas taisteln 3acatecasia.

SaItilo, Werico, feIdf. IA p. -
Sacaiecas tefee uIiaSta fuastarintaa
fenraali Nateran iouffoia fpaStaan.
@a:ffa effoupunsis on 10 palIoitet.
iu, pafoittipat balIitufien ioufot
bpDffddidt perdptpmddn fuureIla
miesbufalla linnoitetun &a 8ufia
fuftuIan ebustalta, iofa on faupun'
gin tpabpin Iinnoitus.
2enraaIt y}aterd on iImoittanut
fenraalt Sarran5aIle ettd bdnen
bpoffdpfIiinid pastottiin faupunsin
lin noitufiesta buriaua tnffituIelIa.
Wiesbufta on fenraaIi Naretan an.
taman tiebon mufaan ouut iuuri
molemmin puolin.
2enraali obottaa apuiouffoia, ioi'
ia fenraali DiIIa on bdnene Idbettd.
MT TorreoniSta, mutta ioioen iaa'
puminen on tpiippnpt fen tdbben
ettd rasfaat iateet otpat iuistaneet
penfereet monin paifoin pois bali'
tufIen rautateiltd.
2enraali @arieI 6ernanbe3 iimoittaa
t. t. 13 p. pditpdtpud idbfDianomal'
la ettd bdn on ipalIoittanut uieita
piffufaupunfeia 6iIbal9on maafun'
nasia ia Iaanut iaaIiifieen paIion
aIeita ia ampumaparoia.
2enraali Garran5a ei rmtpennut
fesfusteIuibin tiiIeipista irinniteI'
mista eifd perustuslaiIisten ebus.
taiain tpaifut,ifieta gtio9aralla to-
abtutpiin raubanneup otteluibin.
2umminfin bdn pioittautui olepania
toipotpaua fannaIla raubanneutpot'
teIuien iubteen ettd ne lopuItafin job
tapat bptpiin tuIofIiin perustus!ail'
listen fannalta fatioen.
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2iebbribge, Mlta., @anaba, feIdf.
10 p. = Doimafas raidbbps tapab'
tut tandan iIman pientntdfddn tpa.
roitufIen merffid Siu Sreat Golfers
9lt. faipantopbtiDn fatpannosIa
go. 20 baubaten aIIenia 225 Eat
tpostpDmtestd.
Wirauiiesti iImoitettiin tdna iltana
etta mabboniiesH on 2O5 miestd
foiffiaan iaanut iirmania. aamuIIa
meni pdipdtpuoron tpDb5n 225
miesta, niistd on % peIastettu eIa.
mind ia tuotu 10 rhoan pddue 20
ruumista ioten faiipannosia on tpie.
Id 1872.
Suan bdmdrdsid ieiioi iouffo NAL.
iuia noiiia, pnoIiioito ia aiteia Eat
mannon aufoua, iofa oil iuIfeutunu
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3anSfan pappisbbbi istafielG


on olIut tpuotuinen ebustaiafofomf.
ienia tpiime tpiifoua 2DDpenbami.
nasia. papiston paIffausIain fdp.
tdni1Dnpanoon ndbben pddtettiin
fddntpd firielmiud piispoien ia mi.
nisterien puoleen. GbbotuS pIeiIen
papiston lesfifasian perustamiIesta
bptpdfipttiin. Samoin pddtettiin a.
moo tparoia mnDnnettdpdfF pap.
pien mateaitipenbin aifaanIaami.
iefIi iamaan topaan fuin RuotIisfa,
Noriasia ia Suumesia.
Gen tparaIto, etta ipnipiIi pappis'
puutetta, Eat iottiin fdptdnn1uiiim i'm.
mdffi ettd aponaiien pappismiran
tebtdpdt usfottatiiin fobtuulIiieSta
formauffesta naapuriieurafunnan
papistoue. Eoifpomufiena Iauiut'
tin, ettei papifIi pddfemismaatimuf.
ia tpdbennettdiii.
2ofous Iauiui tpieId mieIipabanio
ftitd, ettd oil baptisteiue ia muiue
bfoIaifiue iuotu pddip iaarnatuo
Ieibin.