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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Or. Ramlen. BON Ro. 2913 Woobs
Burn 4penue. tbeilte aeitern abeno oes
poIiaei nit. bab ssames u. WidhoHen,
BON Ro. 3139 gnff qpe. i'm Stsr.
ben lieat II. iaaie. oabWohonen am 13.
ssanuar bon einsm llIber i'm golonid!
5beatsr in Der Weit 5. StruBe anae=
ariffen uno perIebt tpurbe. Rad ben
Qusia1en oes Uiahonen fpurDe er am
13. sSanuar mitteiit auiopdtrol.
Maaens nah benz itGntiFhen ardntsn-
huus asbradt. fpoielbit er isine 9er'
fpunpunpen perbinbsH lieB. sSn Der
Central goIisei citation kridteie
Wsahonen ben 0oradng unb beaab
lid, alsbdnn mad, ieinsr Wohnung.
9ds 9eFinotu bes Mannes DerihIeh-
terte iih ieboh unb ipuroe
Or. Ramisp sur 6ilfleiiiuna asbolt.
ruelfsr iofort srtannie. bdB bas leber,
bes Mannes on einem Ieioenen sSdben
bdnat. Die Tsteftip 4btbeiluna
puroe ebenfaIIs pOn oem 8orfall BE-
nahrihiiat, uno beaob fif Deteitir
gder mad, benz Colonial 1beaier.
um ben tetreffenben SisnntDeifer su
perbdfien. sSm Deteitip 6aupt'
Quartier cab Der 0erhuftete ieincn
Hamen als gmern Smitb. "a Sahr.
ult. In Qopelano. an.. ipobnbaft on.
Smiib behauptet. ben Wlobcnsn nihi
thd.lih anaeariffen Al hoben. icHoern
iEn nur aufasforoert au haben. iih aus
nem sbeoter su ensfernen. 61 er rpies
oerholt osfdlafen babe.
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2eu6tb03tlIen. 8oB bas
mulmiae 6ol3 alter Weioenbdums i'm
1unfelu supeileR leuhtet, lit ebenio
6etunut pie oas Qeudten Der eSoban>
ni5tGfer pper 9liihDiirmhsa. llnheim.
Iid9 eriheint oaQeasu ous blaas
crlnqeIbe 2eutter (QhospboresaIes
rem pou Siihsn auf bem SpeiIetiit.
@eraoe3u erihreteup aber tpirtt auT
Die 6ausfrau uno 5iihoenolien oas
pl0bIihe 2euhtsn zines &aIbs-,
9inosz, Sammel., Shpeinebrateus.
uno bod 1T es nihts unnatiirlt6es,
ionoern fiubet feline Grtldruna aus
bem 8prhanoenIetn pon 2suhtbasillen
ais Spaltpilaeu I'M SleiI6e, Der
panbten BON IoIben. pelhe bas Gnts
Iteber oes gI9iQs, oas 8dren oes Snu.
ertpbls ano Der 8urten peranlailca,
na8 giduperoen Der Utilh, oas Rotb-
iperher oes grotes beiuirfen. Die oas
Qeuften BON StOffen eraeuqenoen
Gufterten perben. aum unleritlleo
bon Den pas Sausrperoen uno Der
TSrben berbeifiihrenbet Satterita,
2eudt. ooer Qhotobatterier oenarrt.
pon oenen aud oas Meerleudten ber-
riihrt. bds man burh Tie in, tleinen
i'm Qauarium nchohmen tonn. Gs
mao ia BEN meiiten WeHften Iptberz
'tehsn, ii6 am 8eripeiien zines Ieuha
tenben gratens au betheillqen; &c.
TunnbeitsiaGolih lit es aber nitt.
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Cincinnati surnaemeinbe.

SIN Der @eriammluns Der 5urnss'
m.inbe morssn Rahmiitag pirb oas
Rcmmitiee ernannt iperben, bos oi,
Norbereitunsen fir bas Ghauiurner
Der Oemeinbe. am 10. Mdr3. su trsf.
fen bat. 4uBerbem finbet bic Qbr.d.
nuna uber bic Sammluns fir ber
neusn sSubbooen itait. Die Sammel.
tarten iinb baber mitsubrinssn. Mud
onbee nihtise Grusen. pelhe bic tro'
dtne GonntasspelIe nit iiM bringt
Itaen 1ur Hsfprs6uuo por.
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hen tperoe, i6rieb al cine bieiige 3si=
tuug uno fiigte Die Photographic ieiner
5rdu bel, Die iofort BON 9iQes dIs bic
jenige ieiner 5rau srtdunt lpurpe. QIs
bic poIi5et ihr einen geIuh abItattete,
itelIte lie in abreoe, Wtingss gebsiratbet
gu baben. 9Iet4 oarauf uabm iie oas
9tft.
Il nfretp iIIt9sr GlustInft :
ler.
Rem yort, 16. Sau.-Ssrgeant
Samltel &aBmunn, ein Qrtiueriit bon
WeItpotnt, bat fi6 Den Rubm erpor=
ben, Die eetpagteiten purSelbdume Don
allen Militdrapiatitern geIdoTen su
haben. Dos gefhab aber unfreiniutg.
4ls er ii6 in Der 6Obe bon 1000 SuB
uber 5Oro 8aosnortb, auf Statet,
Sslano befano, tippts bic U1aimne,
NIT peldler er iih i'm 5lieqen ubts I'm
uno flog 500 SUP tief binab. aaBz
mann blieb aber feit auf Ieinem Sib
uno beim aufrihten Der Wai6ine Be-
ihrieb er eine pollitdnbiee S6leife.
ShIisBli9 aelangte sr ungefdbroet al
gpoen, tpenn sr ouh ourh oas IN.
erfpartete Wtan0per etrnss auBer aaf.
lung gebrat mar, 9o6 bebauptet
aaBmann, oaB er oas &unitftud iebt
NIT ueberlesung ausfiibren tDnne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-17

Rep 0orf 16. San. - 4bgeg.
ST. paul" mad Southampton.
gn9etomnen: ,8erona" Dor gfeupeI;
.Sharnberft" BON Bremen; r9srmas
MO" bon Morfeille.
Btnmputb. Qnsst.: .Rep Dorf"
pon Sem Wort.
9pIt ton. 4nget.: ,Humibton" bon
Glasgow.
9ibraltar. 4nget.: rgalobrid"
bon NeD Yort.
0oper. 4nset.: .5inNlano" pon
Nep Dort.
9aIifar, %. g. Inssi.: .RDas
splian4 bon Glasgow.
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wiebereripdblt
Nmrbcn gcitern bic geantten bon
smei bieiigem SatiOnalbanfen.

esn afpei Der hiefiqen Rationalban-
fen oraaniIirten fih qeftern Die 8iret-
torien Durh bic Mieberpabl Der Bis.
heriaen Beamten. gs tparen bieies Die
Direftorien Der German gtationll
gant Iotpie Der 9ltlas 9}ational 8auf
lie niebererfDGblten geanten Der
beipen ganfen finb:
German National 8ant: prdIibent
Beorae s.. 8obrer; 9i8e prGiioen-
ten, apuis 6aud uno Willidm 6.
Waf1g; aofTirer, Srin 81. 2ittls.
Qttlas Rotional 8ant: grdfibent
2llbert Gadmdn; 8iae grdiibent
Biniam 9udenberqer; aaiiirer.
Gbarles Z. 3iealer; 6ilfsfahirer.
Ehris 6aehnfe.
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0imbriidte anS 1iebitable

- Gin unbeiannter 8isb itabl Gus
benz Acknowledgements Der 4meria
can grpreb Co.. SO. Is Sit 4. CTR,
einen 6onbtoffer nit 5nbalt. ipelher
Gissnibum pom Jrl. SteIa 5ernsbeis
mer III.
- Du,h Ginbruh in bic Aium.
Der gnisrpriIe 2aunbrn. go. 621 Weil
gourt Strabs, eniipenoetsn Diebe Ders
ithkbene padete nit W1f6e. Dis
Ginbrsdsr bati,n Elm ftnftsr mittelil
Gtemmeiien aufsebroten, um 3utriti
su ben R1umen 3u erbalten.
- an Der Donneritas Naht faheil
g}olisiiten ben 80 Sabre alien Granl
Wegip<rn BON go. 702 Weii 8. CTR
Don benz Woorenbaus Der 4msrirar
Grpreb 60. an Der 3. unbRoie Strubs
entflietkn. nit einem groben 8lnoel
nnter benz arm. Die geauitsn Der.
folattn ben Rdnn. ipelher BON cine,
Gteinmausr an ben gifenbahnonluaer
fprone unb I'D, einen 1einbruh gu,
spg. Dos Hunbel entbielt nur Bilbsr
Dtaen WeCiDern ipurbe bic 9efhulbi
Gune bss 4kinbiebftobls erboben.
Gin Dieb, ipelher in bic Wob
nung bon Gertrub Williams, go
2293 goleroin NpenlK einbrona. FAM
bns Derfted, in ipelhem bic WiIiom:
ihre GnmudIunen oufkpabrie uni
li<B bieIelben mitsehen. Inter einen
auiammenleeborsn Deit bate be-
Gpibbube ein Diamant Wleooillon
cine Dinmant 8roffe unb Elm paar
nit DiumoHttn befebte Munf4stitn
RnGpfe entfpenbet.
- Gin unbeiannier Dieb itotiei
Der Mobnlna Don Gbiparb Battle
Vo. 734 Barr Gtrobs. einen anlieb
fumen 9efum al unb entipenbete cinel
pnletot I'm Wer.t. BON $40. einel
Mnsua I'm Wertbe bon $50. Elm paa
Gmuht I'm Werths BON 50. elmer
6onbfoffsr. cine Ibr i'm Wertbe Dol
$33 unb SIS In Nodr.
- Gin Qiebhober bon frif& cerGu
6eten WlrRen mub ein Dikb fein
irelmer bem G4i6&teru,eifer Gbipnrl
Mithe. bon no. 7224 0drtbdae Mbe.
% MetfipiirRe aui ~. Reu6fanI
sHsmmbt.e.
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okol.Dtrid)t
4Hissal.R

Die iroiite Siiac oes peritorbene'i
Vioniers Serrn 9inoolpb Nur.
liter miro beute 9adruittag duf
Gprina Orope CUR eiuigei, aiihe &C..
bettet peroen. Ter 5rauergoties.
Oienit finoet nm 2:30 III Der sSrieo.
foisfnpeIlc itatt uno miro bon yaitor
8. B. GiienIobr geleitet. Gie Sobne
soctuoro, Huoplpb uno sSarnp 8slir.
Iiser, Die GiifeI Gnpmono Wnrliber
uno Gusen Wcinberg, iotDie Der
Sdnuieaeriobn Serr anrl Giler ous
9sap Dorf peroen Die gahrtnd,trager
iein.
g,aifor M 6. 0ieh c BON Der Gp.
3ions.Denleinoe, Der iid, i'm Deuts
iden TinfoniIien.a n.aranfenbnlie be.
finoet, lit ulif oen 8ege Der Belle.
rung, cine Rnfriht, melde ieine 8e.
neinoeniitgIieoer iinb 5ablrethel
iSreunoe setuib serne pernebmen per.
Oen.
qDie cine oefiern aus Doptono, sslu..
einaetroff.ne Depeihs bsiaat. befinbet
iih Der areiie 9iihof sssohn W.
Wa ben pcn Der Bifhoflifen Ule'
.hobiiten Airfx bort in ishr beDenflie
dem 3uitanb unb ieine Anaeb0riaen.
bic an ieinem Hranienlaaer rpeilen,
befiirhten bas Sflimn,ite. gtfhoi
Wafben. Der binnen fueniaen Wohen
oas SO. Qebensinbr pollenoen ipiirbs
reiite Dor nunmehr Ditraebn 3n9en
NIT ieiner ebenfalls frdnfelHoen Cat
tin mad, Tlpriba. in Der 6offnuna, bah
bas bortipe aIima eine heif6rinaeno.
Wirtuna ausiiben tpiirbe. DieIt
opFfnuna bat lid, leioer niht En-
fiillt. benn ipie bic aeitern bier ein.
astrDffene Depeihe befdai. lit Der &c.
iunnbeitsauitonb oes areifen giihofs
berart, bab nur nod spsnia 6offnunc
porhanoen lit, i'm am 2eben erbalier
sn fonnen. 8iihof Wulben uni
Satin fpsilen in Gantona i'm Som'
msrbeim con 5errn Games "
Odmble.
Der betannte friibsre beutife S6er'
fshrer 6err H.a. a.Wef flsm tit aeiterr
i'm hckn 9llter BON rs sta6ren in fei.
ntr Wohnuna. 3425 pledfanr Uieir
.srenue in gpaniton. ieinsn anaeho
riuen unb adhlreifeu isreuuoen ourd
ben 5ob entriiie nporben. Der Der
tlihene iianimte aus RedlinahauIer
i'm Meitpbalen unb mar Dor 45 ssabrer
eineefponoert. gr mar % Sabre lana
Ter beutlhe Gberlebrer Der fehiter
0iiirit.IhnIe an Der Gin unb Soeor
StraRe, bis er Dor ldnnercn ssnhrer
peniioniri tpurbe. Wlit Der 0ottif
ssrou 6elene Wlehlem unb ben bre
qinbern betrouert Elm arober Hreii
BON ssreunbsn unb 9etonnten bal
6inifeioen nes poderen pionieri
unb sSussnolsbrers. Die 3eit Der gs
erbiauna III nod niht feiiasiaBt.
sgrau Wilbelmine 9oepfei
aeb. CONNER. bic Witttpe beg Der
iiorbenen pionisrs Sarob aoepfer
II. nunmehr ihrem 8aiien i'm 2on
nahasfoIat. Die acohiete unb ollas
mein beIisbte Hrau bate ihreH Sc
bensobenb BEL ibrer 5ohter. sSrai
larrn 2ieperinf, perbrad,t. uno pol
bort aus. 2979 Warnell 4penms, II
Meitnooo, finbet am Montaa Ulor
cen bic geeroiauna itatt. nahoem II
Der ct. auauitinus Stride ein feierIi
Dies Heouiem selebrirt fuorben lit.
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Teuer In einer Uaraae.

Ter Gbaufieur Biniam Sfofal.
Gin 9,eeer. fpeIher in Der Garage
BON Ioniel SeBberg. geo. $40 Glen.
.pooo apenue, ttdtig lit, fiilte seiteril
Rad,mittag gaiolin in einen Behalf
ter zines slittomobils, aIs iid Die
,sliiiiIafeif ans uiibefannter uriohs
ent,iinocte uno ons MutomobiI rnn
bic 0araae in grnnb feste. Stodsrl
trna erbebIife granospi,noen an heil
sanoen ,,nb I'm geiif,t bdpon, uelhe
feline lleberfiihriing mad, einern so.
ipital nctbnenoig niodte. Die Geler.
tuehr iDnrbe ourh einen Sti1nldrul
herbeicer,sfen ,ssih fpnnte b0s bebSe9,
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9 e3ahlung BON Ricaragu
perlagot.

W WaHdsua, Riearagua, IS. San.
Die Rsgierungen gnslanos, 0.utit=
lambs uno Staliens baben ourh ibrs
8eiunoten in Manasuu oerlanet. bab
yticaraeua Die Summsn bs3ablsn 'oll,
bic es ibren reip. StaatsaHes60rigsn
1Huloig lit. gs bunoeIt ii6 um mehr
aIs $1,000. 900.
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seiht fein oil

Serr 8ampcrI (ols er 0enerft.
mie ein 9lr8t pom acknowledgement 3u
einem aranten gerufen pirh): sWrao
iest, no friich unseaupft tit! Gshi mir
ob nit Der Tostorei!"
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lih ausiebenbe 5ener balo loi6en
Gns sluto un0 bic Garage iDnroen
BON Den ,Slanmeu Itorf in Wtitletoen,
ihoft ee3ogen, bod ioa Der Shuoen
nur Die Sobe BON $4,000 erreidt
haben.
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Staat Chto, 5nmiIton Gouuib, sS:
Sd, Grim g. GitteII Gn''irer ner oDrr,
ernuHnteH Gauf rpiCfm6re fCicrltcb ndF oer
obigc 8ertdlt rrahr III mad meiEeut 6cf1er gVifs
len uno GIouheu
Grim g. 9ttteII 8uftrer
Peithtporeu uno HlrteridbrieheH nor mir btsre1r
lG Lug I'M Sauuar 1914
Charles s.. 81 &c m eItr
CcfieHtIilber TnTar.
aorrest-9ltteTt:
IG Cl iuarb
Inoreas 9. gurfbarot
SEQ. $. gobrer
Slreftpren
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Fitth.Th!ld National Bank

RatDaatsan Cincinnati eG
8eftnN5
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German National Bank

gcric6t itber ben Gtdno be. German @ntsonaf
BaHt in Cincinnati I'M Gt1ate Sbsa he. Gbtmt
oes @efddts ON 13. Sanuar 1914:
alfffn n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23

Russell Amack returned home from
Blue Hill Wednesday evening.
The Masonic lodge will lay the corn
er stone next Thursday afternoon for
the new court house.
Today the business men are out on
their chautauqua Booster Trip. There
are over twenty automobiles loaded
down with advei Using and enthusiastic
promoters and we predict the greatest
whirlwiud campaign ever pulled off IN
this county, While primarily this trip
is for the purpose of advertising the
summer chautauqua it will be used to
increase the goodfellowship existing
between the towns Of the county. We
like to visit and see what our neigh.
bors are doing and we are willing to
cooperate with them in whatever un.
~dertakings they have planned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23
State OF Nebraska, ! IN co.,,

state OF Mepraska' In The County Court.
Ara County Court held nj the County
court, room in and for said county July 18th.
A., u. 1914.
IN the matter of the estate OF John
MIlcom, Deceased.
ON reading and Hing the petition OF Grace
r.. burgess praying that administration OF
said estate may be granted to Fred Maurer,
as Administrators
ORDERED, that Friday the eth day of
August, y. ID. 1914, NJ ten O'Clock n. M, Is
assigned for hearing said petition, when all
| persons Interested In said matter MAJ APP
| pear at u County Court to be held In and for
| said County and show cause why prayer OF
petitioner should not be granted; and that
notice OF the tendency OF said petition and
the hearing thereof he given to ali persons
Interested In said matter, by publishing u
copy Of this order I'm the Red cloud Chief, q
weekly newspaper printed In said county
for three consecutive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing.
\. ID. RASNEYr
Seal County Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23
Notice to Non Resident
Defendants.
In The District Court Of webster County,
Nebraska.

Hugh u, Hunter. Plaintiff.
v.
Christian Hansen and Amanda
v. Hansen ct. al Defendants.
The above named defendants. Christian
Hansen and Amanda v. Hansen, Will take
notice that the plaintiff herein, Hugh u.
Hunter, filed his petition herein I'm the dis.
trict court of Webster county. Nebraska on
athe eth. day Of July 1914, against the defend.
ants Christian Hansen and Amanda ". Han.
sen, the object and prayer OF which Is TO fore.
close n certain mortgage, executed by the
defendants Christian Hansen and Amanda
V. Hansen. to the plaintiff herein. upon the
south half of the south west quarter u. ~
=. W. IN and the north east quarter OF the
south east quarter ~. T.. Ia =. r.. Ia aud the
south half OF the south east quarter ~. IL y.
T.. ~, all In town one Q), section thirty
three (33l, range nine 90, West 6 y. NJ, Web
st n ounty, Nebraska, to secure payment OF
u certain note, dated June 9TH. 1910, for the
sum Of s9joo.00 due and payable In five years
from date thereof, and on which default has
been made In the payment Of the interest
due In June 1913 and I'm the interest due In
| June 1914; and rs is provided In the terms OF
said mortgage, plaintiff has elected to de-
clare the whole amount due on said note and
mortgage. that the amount due and unpaid
on said note and mortgage is s~iiii9.0O, for
which sum with interest nj & per cent from
July I, 1914, plaintiff prays for u decree tina,
defendants be required to pay the same, or
that said premises be sold to satisfy the
amount oundd due.
You are hereby required to answe said
petition on or before Monday the oath. day
OF August 1914.
Dated this 18th. day OF July 1914.
HUGH -. HUNTER,
by Plaintiff
Frank J. Munday,
Ills Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23

A QUESTION of HATS and GOWNS.
A two-part comedy drama, adapted
from "Town Pumps and Gold Leaf
Plain little Jennie is transformed into
a beautiful being, but by her " ap.
parel.
SLIPPERY SLIM and the STORK.-
Western comedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23

Edgar Cowden left Saturday for
Iowa where he will visit with relatives.
Mrs Wallin returned TO Lincoln
Tuesday morning after visiting with
her son, Fred Wallin aud wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23

The Congregational church ladies
VIII give an ice cream social on the
church lawn next Monday evening.
+ IL. Newhouse, w. g.. Hamilton, S.
X. F%lorance and l.. l.. Grimes were in
Cowles Tuesday night where they in.
stalled the o%tficers In the /. o. o. +
lodge a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23
Friday and Saturday
July 81 and Aug.

A PRINCESS of the DESERT, by
Mary Fuller. A beautiful picture with
lavish costumes and settings.
Hearst-Selig Pictorial with timely
and topical world news in pictures.
CHERRY.-A, Comedy with a "Dick
Turpin" thrill. A put up job that
serves to win. Written by Booth lark.
ington.
SONNY JIM at the NORTH POLE
With his dog Shep he tries to find the
North Pole. He does not find it but
does become a hero by saving an TX.
press train.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23
Gentlemen Who Yearn
For Public Office


The following is the list of those
who aspire for public office having filed
as candidates for nomination for the
various county Offices, and who will be
up for your consideration at the Pri.
mary Election, Auguat 18th.
The following filed on the Demo.
Graf ticket:
Representative s6th District
A. w Cox G. W, Lindsey
County Sheriff
B. +. Hudson Grant Christy
Chas. j. Reddon James Hubatka
VIM. Kirkpatrick
County Attorney
e. G. Caldwell Frank j. Munday
County Coroner
Henry Cook
County Treasurer
H. c. Wright Geo. w. Urine
County Clerk
Frank Vavricka A. v. Quicker
VIM. 7. Mouptford
County Superintendent
Gertrude l.. Coon
County Commissioner
A. II. Bright, list district.
j. +. Knigge, 1st
G. II. Dickinson, Sd
j. A. Macarthur, 4th
Lyman Essig, 4th
Joe Fogel, 4th
Lee DeTour, 9Th
The following filed on the Progress
i've ticket:
L. W. White, County Sheriff
j. +. Grimes. County Treasurer
Geo. p. Gather, Commissioner 3D.
district.
Chas. II. Potter, Commissioner 4th
district.
The following filed or the Peoples
independent ticket by petition;
A.. w. Cox, Representative i6th Dist.
Geo. W. Lindsey, " 10th "
James Hubatka, Sheriff.
Chas. j. Reddon,
e. G. Caldwell, County Attorney.
Frank j. Munday,
Henry Cook, Coroner.
Geo. w. Urine. Treasurer.
Frank Vavricka, Clerk.
VIM. +. Mountford, Clerk.
Gertrude l.. Coon, Superintendent
&. Z. Dickinson, Commissioner Sc
district.
The following filed on the Re
publican ticket:
Representative 46th Dist.
A. +. Heartwell W. f. Richard
County Sheriff
Oliver d Hedge W. a. Barcus
County Attorney
Branson W. Stewart
County Coroner
County Ire asure
L. II. Foe c. d. Robinson
County Clerk
G. C. Bennett j.. J. CARRIER
County Surveyor
Geo. II. Overing
County Commissioner LIST Dist.
A. j. Grant Il. J. Chaplin
j. G. Meinte Il. V. Sheppard
Commissioner 3rd District
Floyd Mccall
/. Commissioner 4th District
J.. O. Caldwell Paul Storey
VIM. III. Thomas T.. II. Potter
Commissioner 9Th District
q. Ohmstede Grant Shidler
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23
Wednesday and Thursday
j ULY 30 and 80

DOLLY Of the DAILIES.-'On the
Heights. Dolly saves an old school
friend who has eloped and thinks her
self deserted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-23

You can get a dollars worth
of merchandise in our store for
one dollar. We don't force you
to take a chance on a house and
lot. nor an automobile. neither
do you get trading stamps and
when you get three million of
them you may get something.
Neither. do we give you tickets
good for trashy crockery. In
fact. there is no chance when
you trade with us. You are
sure of what you get.
BE-. Mcfarland
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-06
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS OF SIA1E

Mack, of the University of Nevada,
who pronounced the specimen posit-
i've for anthrax.
1t was at first believed that the
trouble among the cattle Was caused
by a poisonous plant. water hemlock.
or what is commonly called poison
parsnip. and specimens were sent by
Or. Richardson to the University of
Nevada, where they were analysed by
Prof. G. A. Jacobson, chief chemist.
Prof. jacobson reported that the
plant under suspicion belongs to the
Cicura or water hemlock family. but
is not poisonous.
1t is believed that DIR. Richardson
thought the trouble was due to a
poisonous plant and did not suspect
the presence of anthrax, and that he
delayed taking heroic measures on
that account when first infected.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-06

worked in the Belmont. He left no
relatives in Tonopah.
The chase after Palava was aided
by the bright moon, which lighted
up the whole landscape, and 1t was
not long before the officers got on
the trail of Palva. June Peck and
Malley had separated to circle a
cabin when Peck observed a man ly-
ing under a clump of weeds. He
realized this was the man whom they
wanted, but thinking he still carried
the gun he used on Cecchini, he could
not take chances of drawing his own
weapon, as the man was watching
his movements closely. Peck came
back to Malley and told him of his
discovery and together the officers
went back to the place where Palva
was seen. The latter sprang to his
feet and darted off down the tracks
towards the slime pounds with Nal
ley in close pursit and Peek taking
the top of the railroad cut to head
off the fugitive should he attempt to
go that way. Palva ran like a deer
and Peck fired three shots to bring
him to bay. Palva paid no attention
to the shooting, but his progress was
slow as he had to pick his way over
Instructions, while Malley was steadi-
ly gaining until the fugitive finally
was overtaken and forced to submit
to arrest.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-06
INDIANS BECOMING MODERN.

Several years x when a female
member OF the Washoe tribe of In-
dams appeared on the streets CARRIED
in a headgear. fashionable with her
white sister. frequent comments were
beard of the adopted custom Now
none pays the slightest attention to
such cases of Indian advancement.
since II has become quite a common
occurrence Another adoption was
noticed on the stree Monday after
noon, when a Washoe matron dis
carded the basket In which they car
~ their young. and blossomed forth
with a new baby in a brand new rub
Der tired baby buggy. This world
sure does o ye.--Gardnerville Cour-
Ter.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-06
POILCEMAN's TROUBLES.

The city council met in special
session Sunday morning and revoked
the commission of Albert Sorrels as
night policeman. The incentive for
the action is said to have been furn-
ished by the dismissed policeman.
whom it Is alleged offered to release
an arrested man some time Saturday
night. upon the payment by the
victim of a certain sum of money,
says the Churchill County Standard
Just how much foundation there is
TO the allegation on the part of the
victim. we are unable to state,
though apparently the council
deemed the incident of sufficient inn
p~ortance to warrant a dismissal.
Sorrels denied the charges, but was
opposed By several witnesses. all of
whom agreed that he solicited a
bribe. John Burnham took the
night policing duties Sunday even
ing.