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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
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Iinsinnatt. 10. Rars 1914.

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IN outer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~aren fart
fur bic befisrsn EuaIitdten, bic anbsrtn
iparen Iansiam.
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500, auserlsIsnt BIZ EXTRA e6.25-s.Tb.
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um 25c per 100 9iuno.
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mn Grtife feiisuitellen. Sm Mu8emslnen
aber mar Der aRafit itetig.
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s51s--T.So, ssidorsns 2ammsr sc.sO-
1885.
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M1sUarttse Medrfte.
Re D , or,. 10. gar,

Rsll. Der Rsrtt mar beute itetig.-
Oyrins 9stent e<60-AT5, 0inisr Straight
el.a0-ksS, Dinter Dsttnts ss.4o-s.7S,
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UiRtsr s.Sy-s.TS, ertra 70. Sbs. essS--
1Ss. esRfs3 6traisb1 e<.10--4.s0.
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sites S8.s0--s.s0, auserIeitnes biz fanep
es.6S--670.
BHdpeisenmetl mar fau. :
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Metal.W

R.w psri. 10. gtdI3
RuSfer mar uilie. Stanbars ~
313.37-i40e, Glstirplstic ~ e14.36 -
I4.37; Safe Su $500; Gazing ~ el4oo-
14.12.
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Si4.7B--lS.s5, 70. / Southern sl4.7o -
1895, 10. / 6eNthtrH ioft t1<.60-16.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11

gtisrs e71o-s.1O, Gts&srs nnb 6ssssrs
tS.eO--s.1S, Rfbs xHs 9eifsrs ei.70--s:ts,
Ralter eT.0o--1o.s5.-Narft fteiig aalbsr
26c nie6riger.
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ieinif4s $4.9s-6.40. SalrliHss &6.90--7.10.
3&xHn: GinteimiiSe tc.s6-7Iso. Nartt
ftetig.
4afutr. - 61peins $1,000, Ninostsb
1000, Sdafe unS 2kmner 24.00e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11

1895 Widrt iir eine 3 tide.
ginen Retprbprsis erSisIte tiir5lih BET
Der 8eriteigerung i'm Speh0rtpaIb
cine Side begin. Elm @t6enItamm pon
81 &ubitmeter Snbalt; tpie Die pSol5e
melt" mittbeilt, tpurbe fiir oie'en
Stamm bic futtIi4e Summe 1895
W1drt beaablt. Die SpeTdrt Gid1en
aelten 6etarntlicb ais bic beiten @is
den OeutI6Ianbs; bic beiten 4rten
finoen iid i'm 5Oritbe8trt Gotbens
bru6 BEL Rpbrbrunn itno in oem 10
genannten rRsBseri6Ias", no nod
bsute @i9bGume iteben, oereu Ilter
spii6en 700 bis 900Sabreu itDantt.
WdbrI6einlih peroen oieie aItebrs
piiroioeu 8almrieisu binnen tur5em
Der DIRT oes Sol5fdaers gum Spfer
fallen. Die @eIuHe Oes SpefIdrte
@ereins an bic 9sbOroen, Oieie alten
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ten, tputoen abibIGeig beidieOen. Da
bic baperiI1e 5orItperpdItune niht
suauhIten Der RdturfreuHoe unp DER
SouriTten ein 70 pertbOuIles 8apttdi
in ben 8aloern bra9 Iissen Iahen
tpill.
probatum.it.
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0pn elmer Y9tp,ren 4rbeit fort,
gmpftebI fie ibm unb ou tptrtt
iidunen
gIs neuen ~ GeiuuDheitsiports
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11

Wort6ern Duluth 1os1ze, Hs. 1 Nsrttern
Manitoba 1903 I. o. b. fdpimmenb.
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No. 1o5---1s71zs re. > so-s7Ke n. 8
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ksiee 1918. 89-l5e; 1919. 17-2ie; Haeifs
tsak 1918, 30-3sc. 1919 1S-1se.
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1850.
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9airb 9robutt.

DARN Yrooutfe.
8utter.-Treife fdlmdfsr.-Bholeuilf
grtra Bic. Gentrnliseo grtra 9SH - 2sc.
gentrafi,eb Sirhs IS - &c, Gentraliseo
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yer AfRs.
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81. $1,000 per eits.
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eptI 80 per Bbt.
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iso0 per Ton. alfalfa e15.0O-1s.5o yei
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sas Ser Su. ssm Store. YimptAs SIS
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JW pffeHeH UarHs.
10000 Anorpiae, 1snn., ~. 1912. .....100
600 Qorfoccb O.. An 1882. .t06A
Muf s,nition ipiirben psrfanfi:
745 sIitieH SnierurbaH Bo. Terminal Go.bu
&c Der uifie.
10 aifisn wsiami sron II. eiee. insssaHtm'
0 sIitisp Saiami sron u. eiseI. trsasfammi
$50 aifien zinc. giseoun. Go. su $50 Der aIiic.
80 anabe eros. Co. pref. gu $50 per stitie
Nodlftehenbe Tabeae Ssn I'M tiek1eH
1tarit behnbliden Bombs unb aftien eisbt
Die pfiisiefen Eustirunssn an {:
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G6psia - 9tt9te Ss.s0--o.7o, g~
masts ss.4B-s.7TH, i4were es.36--8.77h,
sasls es.85--s.S0, StrftI 3T.so--S.46. -
Rartt iteiis.
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orsesrtsl

Nnker. - 1rtiis ffr6 ftetia. Msffnirttr
gxt Seat 5.soe, spwbereb 4.T0e. GubsS l.s5c,
srsnxfstsS 4.soe, GsnfeetionerB ~ 450e,
ON Il. 4.Soe, weistr ertrs e. 4.t0c,
sytra e. 8.aOe. sybiRkrtr ssIbr S.sse.
NsfsffeS IN hetis. - Nss DrlssHs
Dysn Nsttfe 32-Soe, gtntrtfussl 2o-sos
Der eaasne.
Reis.-Ssxifsns xsass 1sss sH-7t.
Srima g1-sHt. erbtndrsr +X-sS Japan
4X--4Le Der 4funb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11

uWarfuh pSHW uhIheE
Die ilmidvs I'M hi.asen Clearinghouse
bsIiffen iid beuts suf e4.399. 900.
ssfai esfnrtfsfsn.
Die Nftien Der ginc. Gas & electric 20
saren beute in gutter Ra9frage uno Ten int
Yreiit, jsuIt aber mar Der Wsarft rubig.
gtrfauft pnrben:
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1dsIidber Wfarftberi&t.

Gtusinnatt 10. Rdrs 1914.
Die RaAfslSsnhtn lrsttranssn bs,islsl
IL MIR auf GnsrsS.f .fraHssitisnsS, Sd
ilsixsrsR oef&if ten usrbsH stsss ts>srs
1rsife teYs6Rft.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

Warren Kerliaan and Leah Bafr
at the Rex tcnight.--Adyt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
THIEVES ENTER
TOGGERY STORE.
Get Two Pairs of Shoes, Suit of Clothes
and Some Change---Suspect
Arrested

Last night at the early hour of
ten o'clock, thief or thieves made
a bold attempt to burglarize the
Toggery Store on Main Street. The
marauders first went to the back
door and smashed it in, but on find
ing their way blocked by wooden
partition, went around to the front
door and boldly smashed in the
glass-door and entered the store.
They were evidently a band of
amateurs as only $3.50 from the
till, one suit of clothes and two
pairs of shoes were taken and the
safe which contained about $500 in
gold and currency was left un-
molested. Some passers by heard
the noise at the time of the robbery
but thought nothing of the matter
and the theft was undiscovered un-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
SENATOR NEWLANDS
ON HIS WAY HOME

The Independent is in receipt of
a telegram from Senator Newlands
this afternoon saying that he will
pass through Elko on the Overland
Limited bound for Reno. Senator
,Newands is on the way to his home
from his official duties at Washing
ton to greet his constituents in the
state. 1t is not known how long he
will be in the state, but it is prob
able that he will remain for some
time looking after his political
fences and other. business matters.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

See Pathe News at The Rex to.
night o0ly.-Advt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

til the store was opened up this
morning when an inventory was
taken and the loss found to be as
given above. The officers were
notified at once and they have been
on a search for the guilty parties
all day and this morning about
nine o'clock Deputy Lamon arrest
ed man at the Western Pacific
round house who was trying to sell
a pair of new shoes. The shoes
were taken in hand and the man
locked up and a short while later
the shoes were identified as a pair
OF the shoes missing from the log
gerry. No;trace of the other prom
erty or the money could be found
and it is thought by the officers
that the fellow has one or more
confederates who are hidden around
town somewhere.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
PERFECT ORGANIZATION

y. y. VI. ! u ~
Pursuant to the primary election
law several of the democratic can
ldates met in the commissioners
room at the courthouse Tuesday
afternoon and organized by electing
p, 2. Caryille. chairman, and R. b.
Hunter, secretary.
The adyisability of adopting a
platform and appointing county
committees we're considered and on
motion a committee, consisting of
W. W. Booher, E. C. RiddelI, H.
P. Hale, w. G. Greathouse and e.
P. carville was appointed to draft
q platform to be submitted to a
future meeting of the candidates
for adoption.
The following county committee
was appointed: Carlin, &c. r.. Kao-.
pier; Clover Valley, John Schoer:
Columbia, Barney Horn: Clover
dale, j. P. Phalen; Contact. +. =
McTapgert; Elko NJ, M W..
Namara; Elko No.s2, Ed Carville;
Fort Halleek. John McDermott;
Halleck, Frank Flynn; Huntington,
Max Arnhold: Jack Creek, K. r.
Young; Jarbidge. c. J. Nelson; La
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

war. Germany says her position is
ideal.
Petrogard, Sept. 16-An official
statement given out at tie Russian
capital is to the effect that a por-
tion of the Russian army has been
cut off from the main army and is
being badly beaten by the Germans.
It was also stated that the Russian
forces had completely infested the
town of Dankl in northern Ger
many.
Berlin, via. Hague, Sept. 16 1t
was announced at the war office
here today that the Germans have
checked the Allies all along the
line and have again taken up the
offensive in France. News from the
front indicate that the French
troops have everywhere been re-
pulsed. The war staff here reports
that they have new plans for at
tacking Paris. 1t was also annouc-
ed that the Russian forces in notrh-
ern Germany are being continually
repulsed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
sGERMANY AGAIN
4 TAKES OFFENSIVE
Has Allies Checked all Along the Line
And IS Now Formulating New
S. Plans to Attack Paris

Londph, Sept. ls- Information
received here from private sources
states that the plague has broken
out in Catania, Sicily.
Antwerp, Sept. l6-Sixty thous-
and fresh troops from Germany are
being rushed to Belgium and AK
Ia Chappelle. 1t is not known at
this time whether these fresh
troops are. to fill the gaps made by
sthe recent fighting orare reinforce
ments for anotber army.
Ioudons Sept. 16-It was an
nounced here today that Italy is
secretly aiding the allies. II is also
: announced that theeAustrians are
being badly beaten by the Russians.
Russia is pushing her troops farther.
and farther into Germany.
Paris, Sept. l6-It is reported
here that the Kaiser has decided to
inspect the situation in Prussia.
Military experts admit today that
the Germans position now is the
strongest since the beginning of the
- ." H u y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
HUNTERS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE OPEN SEASON

Yesterday was the opening day of
the season for killing wild ducks.
Quite number OF local sportsmen
took advantage of the splendid day
for ducks and journeyed to their
favofite ponds up and down the
river. Those in hearing distance
of the hunters say the lombard
ment was something fierce, resemb-
ling the German advance guard at
tacking the right flank of the
French army. The duck casualties
are reported to be large each
hunter bagging the limit. A party
consisting of James Worden, Rup-
ert Bryant, Ed Barber, Claude We
mack and Sam Nuily went to the
Ruby lakes to shoot ducks. A
story too good to keep is told on
Bryant. 1t seems Nully,. down at
one end of the lake had set out
dacoys in hopes Of attracting live
ones, and had hid behind a clump
to await Developments. Bryant, at
the other end Of the lake, not; hav-
ing very good luck thought he
would look Nuily up. He got with
In good shooting distance Of where
Nuily was and spotted what he
dnpposed were real live ducks,
which we're only Nully's wooden
ones. Just about that time Bryant
.hsd fixed himself for q rot shot.
Nnlly raised up and said: For
the love Of Mike, Brysnt, don't
shoot, you'll Kill my boosters The
boys in this party enjoyed a pleas
ant outing and returned with game.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Frank Randolph of Hslleck was
an Elko visitor last evening.
J W. McGahan, of the Elkc Mer-
camille company, made a business
tripSto Halleck today.
Chas. Gardner departed TO-DAY
for Ely. Mr.. Gardner is a delegate
from Elko lodge, No. 15 to the
grand lodge, Knights of Pythias,
which conyenee at Ely tomorrow.
Harry Deathersge was an arrival
last evening from Tuscarora. He
is enroute to Ely to attend the K.
p. grand lodge session, as dele
gate from owyhee fodQe.
Mrs. Josephine Helfrich arrived
from Los Angeles last evening, and
will spend a few weeks visiting
with her son Chas. Helfricb, before
continuing on to her home at Cart
hage, Ills.
Miss Violet Martin. after visit
with Mrs. Chas. Rutherford, has
returned to her home at North
Fork.
j. E. Sexton, general manager
of the Eureka and Palisade rail
road, is visitor in town today.
E. c. Mcclellan and wife arrived
from Winnemusca yesterday and
will spend the winter here.
Andrew Westland and Frank
WigRins of Lamoille are in town
today.
w. E. Orr, prominent rancher
of Deeth is transacting business in
town today.
Dave Lindsey former resident
of Riko, but now of Elmhurst,
California, arrived in tewn today
and is kept busy renewing old ac-
quaintances.
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Yoight yesterday to
j. G. Stewart OF Elko and Juietta
Harris of Idaho. The contracting
parties were married last evening
by Judge Castle and will make
their home at Stewards station.
If you do not want any hunting
done on. your premises. why not get
8 supply Of the "No Hunting"
cards at the Independent office?
cbares Lewis, peace officer of
Deeth is in town.
Little Raymond Harris, who is
confined to his bed with scarlet
fever is resting easier, but his con-
dition remains the same as yester.
day.
E. G. Riddell came down from
Deeth this afternoon. Mr. Riddell
Y a = 4 Z
Teports-a heavy frost in Starr VAL
ley recently.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
AVlGI0R KILLED At PUEBLO

K Pueblo, Colorado, Sept. le-.
Aviator Weldon Cooke was killed
this morning at the State Fair
grounds while flying before a large
crowd. He was flying at a great
height and while still many fee,
al6ft his machine collapsed and ne
was hurled swiftly to the ground.
His death was sinstaatanaous,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

Arthur Schubert departed last
evening for Sslt Lake where he goes
to accept a position with the Utah
Engraving company.
A. C. Hopley and wife arrived
from Ely last evening, and will
spend q few days visiting with
relatives here.
A. ". Millet and wife and H.
McCloud. who have been the guests
of Phil Myer, have returned to
their home at Millet, Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Trewick ar.
rived from San francisco yesterday
and are guests at the home of Mrs.
Frewick's sister, Mrs. Lothrop
Mr.. and Mrs. Trewick will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Mcbride
on trip to the northern part of
the, county
o lily three more days remain in
which to consult Doctor Taylor this
visit. People in need of glasses
should take advantage Of this op-
portunitv to he fitted by special
ist. Office at the Mayer Hotel.
j. G. Gregory and son, Jasper.
departed this morning for Elkhart,
Ind. They will spend the next
three weeks visiting relatives in the
east.
The high school building is heing
very much improved in appearance.
Jack Armistead has q crew of
painters at work decorating the ex-
terror of the building.
o. S. Bates, Furniture dealer
of Ely is here visiting with John
Robbins.
G. A. Schulter. merchant Of
BeowaWe, is transacting business
in Elko today.
H. H. Gordon, the Espee detec-
tive, was among the eastern arriv-
ais in town today.
Emery johnson came down from
his North Fork ranch last evening.
Mrs. Johnson accompanied him.
Miss Mary Dewar departed on
this mornings train for Ely where
she will attend the Grand lodge Of
Pythian Sisters.
Among this mornings arrivals
from Carlin were J. w. Puett, DR..
Harper; Judge Bielar and Constable
Happier.
James Russell, a foreman of the
Mary's River Live Stock company
came down from Deeth on No. 10
today.
Mr.. and Mrs..Jess Daniels arriv-.
ed from Austin today and are the
guests at the home of E. S. Van
Leer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

The attention Of contractors is
cslled to the proposals for bids 10
build q road and bridges as SCI
forth in the proposal. This is an
emergency measure and that &C.
counts for its appearance IN this
paper
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16
ELKO PABTY VISITS
SNAKE VALLEY.

Guy oaval of Elko. who is nego-
tiating for the purchase of the
Baker ranch in Snake valley left
last Friday morning in Sam Bassaa
hams car, with c.. A. cantwell and
w. G. Greathouse of Elko to visit
the ranch and inspect the property.
George Baker returned with the
party in his car.
Mr.. Saval is one o: the largest
cattle and sheep owners in Elko
county and it is understood that
he will go into the stock raising
business in this county on an ex-
tensive scale if the purchase at
Baker is made.-Ely Expositor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-16

Wanted to rent Five or six
room house, furnished. Inquire at
this Office.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
sanaer6nnS er5ffnct saiiun.

Sim porigen Sonntag, Den %. 5.
Wfts., battc man @%elegenbeit, in Der
Sangerbun0bole einem prG6tigen
aon5erte 5ll5ulauiden. Der Saal
mar nit 9eiudern iebr gut 6eiebt.
Yeit einem allSgeiudten Yrogramm
crofincte Der Sdn9erbnn0 ieinc Sal.
jon. Erof. q. @lumpredt botte nit
groBem Gifer fir einen prd5iien &or-
trag Sorac getroffen. 9as BRO
9ramm mar flaiiiiA unO popular &c.
balten. 9ie aftipen Wtitglieoer Oes
S0ngerbumocS traten nit einigen @e-
iangitiiden aif inter Der treffli6en
2eitnu9 oeS Serrn Grof, u. @itmp-
rcHt. Die SoloiIten Sri. Mabel s.
2atimer, 5rau @Oitb WtcGop @bite,
Sri. Glarine WicGortD, SEER Gbus.
9Rpers. Serr @iaiam MaOigan mo
@err @. u. Moriea ernteten einen
langanbalten0en 8eifal fir ibre
mirfli1 por5iiglihen 2eiltunqen. Der
9fbcnO mar fiir jcoen 8eiuher ein in
ieocr @iniidt gennBreiher un0 Die
Nnmeienoen frcltten lid iton oui oas
nahlte &on5rrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
g(riun Weionouerein.

Nm 0onnerstag Nbeno, Sen 90. 5.
Mts. gob es in ser A(rionbaae ENC
AbihieOsfeier. 0ieie mar gegcben
pon Den Nftioen, peranitaltet 3lr ST.
reu 0es Nrion 9amennereins lfnG
p%crlicf in berrliher uno ME 5t per
.geiienoer Meiie.
llmltdnoe, mel6e in oieier ipdten
Stmoe 81 niel9iaum einnebmen mir
ben, crIoltben ms bellte nidt, peiterS
IN Die Sadie Oes AuStretenS aus Dem
&ereinsleben Oieier Staot, oes u ri
on ein5ugeben, Ionoern mir meroen
Is OeS ldngeren in n1dblter Drummer
TIM.