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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-12-03

AGC-C.or IS W III rSiesS ,,
CFeSON's PURE OLD EYE.
Could yo!> IMAGINE a stronger 'test1-
rao1ial. We have ali kinds CT Liquors
cs"efuly packed in neat cartons
ready for shipment to 81! sections Of
Virginia from ;. :. ;.
$500 to- $500 PER GALLON.
Have on hand Gibson's Xxx, xxx,
XXXX and Pure Old Rye; Old Cabin
ST and Monogram, also Bakers and
Thompson's Whiskeys, to which we In
7ite your attention.
Should you feel disposed to send us
All order we know you will be salts
lied with ressllts. Soliciting your trade,
We are, yours respectfully,
II. 4. johnson 2Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
9te oemti@e @ebrma@t.

@iepiel Sol6aten fam Del1tl6lanb
.itellen? 9iele 5rage lit III Ser lebten
Set, bel onoerS tpegen Ser Ntadridten
BON ser groBen rlliitiden ueberma6t,
Sic Seri6ie6ungen aus 8elgien un6
Sranfrei6 na6 shleiien un6 @olen
notbtg mad)te, Offers geiteQt mor6en.
Gin ginien6er iudt 6arauf 6ie Mnt=
mort amf @rl1no ser 6eutiden 8eb0l=
terangsitatiltif gu geben. Or fhretbt:
8eim Musbruh 6es &rieges bate
Deuti6Gan6 So WtIionen @intpob=
1rer ;0armnter 1851 @tuioner MGn4
NET I'M Sitter bon II Biz IS sSobrem.
@ebrpflidt.)
Mbgeferttgt ml1r6e bon 1890 Bis
1918 1875 Miuione1, uno 5tpar:
6 Mi1ione11 ge6ierte Sol6oten,
2.5 MiQionet1 @rlabreierbtiten,
"a Miuionen 2anoiturm nit
@offe,
100000 9an6iturm obne @affe,
100000 unaugGi@ ausgemultert.
Mus ser Statiltif ser MltersflalIen
1abt ii@ leidt f%eititeuen, mas an @b-
gang in Mbrednl1ng gu nebme1t lit.
Sc ergtbt int Durdi9nitt 8 bon
bun6ert.
Das beoeutet: Son 6 Miuionett ge-
oienter Soloaten itn6 SIS borbanoen,
bon 2.5 MiQionen Characterization
no6 2.3 Milionen, bon "a Minio=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

6es fatboliiden Deuti6tbums bon
9onopn; neben Sh11len ulp. ftn0et
man BORT a16 6us 6el1tide @elellen=
ba11S.
Ginc meitere @obe> ebenfaus fir
Iei,1en b0Idlt lobenstpertben 3med be-
itimmt, lit an Migr. 6rieori6 @raf
Spec, &farrer at ct. Marta 2psfir=
den in aoln abgegangen. 9ie Cunt
me bon $100 tprtr6e 6ieiem Nrieiter
iibertpieien fir sic Musitattrng BON
freimiuigen fatboliiden 5el6geiitli-
den our6 SEN Malteieror6en = et1t
9iebesmerf a~llereriten @anges. See
ben Sen etatsmdBtgen 6el6geiitlihen,
Sic iih ouf Sem S6ladtfel6e un6 1T
2a5aretb Ser @eeliorge unter Sen
@ertp11noeten uno @ranfen mi6me11,
miiiien Sreipiuige mitgeben, sic ii6
aber o1f lire eigenen Soften ousitot=
fen miiiien. Inn Sic Musriiihtng ei=
ner m0gltdit groBen 3abl bon fret
miIigen 6el6eeiitliden gu ermogli=
der1 miro in 9eutfdlatr6 unter 2ei=
tung 6es Maltei eroroens geiammelt,
|abnli6 tpie 6as int &riege 1870 ge=
id}ob. Dos @erf miro bon bem
bodmit. gr5biid)of bon &oln> &ar6i=
nal bon @ortmon, u6ringen6 empfobs
len."
9ieleS ltnternebmen ber6ient
iiderlid Sic mdrmite Inter tiibung,
gilt es 6od Ser Ausiibung zines Ser
bebriten M11fgaben Ser &eligion uno
Ser Garitas. 8ie in 6em eriten
6ole fommt aud in 6teiem Sic @abe
ienerr 5n Cute, 6enen Sic 6eutiden
S@utbolifen Mmerifas 6ur6 tbren
@lol1bett uno lire Spmpatbten ant
ebeiten GIT belfen bereit iin6. 0urd
iolde @aben miro @tlfe raid un6 1T
5mednrdBiger @eiie% geipenoet. Mebn=
lide Sper6en mer6en ooraltSii6tlth>
SEN mirfli9en 8e6%iirfnilien entipre=
d)er1o, aus 6em G.=8.=6on6s a,1d
fer1er a1t sic geetgneten Berionen
o6er &0rperidoften obgeben. Moge
man oaber sic gu 6ieiem 3mede un-
ternommene Sammlung freigebig
Inter tiiben. Got.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Yrattii@e@ ilistbdti8fett
oeS GeutralsNeretm3.

gemacB SEM oui ser General
@%eriammlllng ongel1on1nle1en Be
idluB, 8eitrage fir Sic Spfer oes
e11ropGiId)en &rieges a1t oie geeignet=
item @telIen neutrality-suspicious., bat
ser Grali6eut 6es Central : @ereins
bereits in 5tpei Talen our@ @e=
Id)er1fe aus Sem Go. Sonos oas in
europa al1sgeiibte 9iebestperf unter-
ltiibt. Dieie @aben wltr0en nt6t eli
11em aqgemeinen @ilfsfon6s 5ugemie-
fen, ionoern sur 9i1r0erung belonoe=
rer Notben pertper0et.
Cine beipn0ers iible Motblage
berriht in @bitetpapel III 9onoon,
tpo sic 9eutld)en idmer unter Der
Mbneigung uno 6em @aB Ser 2onoo=
ner Iei6en miiien. Sic berri4en6e
@timmr1ng funn man 6araus erfen=
men, oaB eitte Game Ser englii6en
M%ri1tofrotie ii6 iii11git getpeigert bot,
eine Snmme SIT be5abler, Sic lie Ell
nen1 oeutiden @eiddft i6uloete, uno
SOS aus @oB gegen Die Deutiden
ltebrigens lei6en Sic 1eltti9en in
2on6on o1t6 inter ser allgemein
in england berridenoen 9eotb. 2iele
lit 10 groB, 6aB iid Sic Jog. Catholic
@ruiooe of &esel1e beranlabt iiebt, in
eirem 6ieier Sage bier eingetroffenen
Mufruf &iIfe aus Mmerifa git erbit=
ten, nit ser 8egriin0ung, Sic in eng
Iono %brerid)en0e Gage lei 10 ungiin=
itig, oaB, tpenn @merifa ni6t belfe,
oos ertpdbnte @erf eingeben miiiie.
9urons fann man ii6 oud ein 8il6
ser ge6rdngniB Ser 1euti6en mo-
6en.
Tim 6ieie ge6rdng11iB 5l1 erleid=
tern, bot SEER Soiepb Trep int Sea-
men 6eS @.=8. 6urb 6en omerifant-
Iden 8oti6ofter Sic g11mme bon
$3.50 on SEN hodhp. &errn $. Maper,
&eftor Ser ct. 8onifotius= Stride in
@bitedapel, Ser ein5igen 6eutiden
fatboliiden Stride in 9on6on geian6t.
sc lit 6ies Die Stride, IN Ser Brin5
Scar bon godien friiber tbdtig ge=
noe en lit, un6 Sic ptelen fatboliiden
Oeutidamerifanern befannt ietn 6irf=
te. Sic g.=B. &ompilger, sic Dor 6
Sabren 2on6on beiudten, empfingen
in iener Stride Sic I'll. Safromerte.
Die @emetn6e lit Ser Sammelpnnft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
@ebt Sei9en-Sbrnp
Dem bartlei6igen &in6e.
8or5aglides .55rudt- 2axatip" Tam ben
meiden fletnen Magen, 2eber eber
Gingetpeiben riHt fda6en.

8eldaut Die 3unge, @utterl @enu
bele9t, bann gebrauden Der Ragen, 2ez
Der unb gingepei6e gurer &letnen 1oforz
tige @einigung. @enn eigeniinnig, tpiz
oeripen1 tig, ungeboriam, tpenn es nidt
i9ldft, ibt o6er natiirli9 banoelt, ODER
nenn es fieberiih lit, lauren Magen,
f6le9ten Ntbem bat; tpenn fem 9nIs
tpeb lit, es an 9iarrb0e leibet, bon bon
ertdltnng 1T, gebt ibm einen Sbeelofz
fel boq California ~Seigen 5brup," uno
in eintgen @tunoen miro al bas fnule,
p rs;ra ,t15s {gsms' d bic u%nusr1ante Ma9z
aug Dem 1leinen @ogen obne aneifen,
un0 SIR babt pieber Elm gel unoes, berz
gniigtes &in6. Sragt guren 9ottor fir
cine 50<@ent Slai9e california 5brup
of Sigs," tpel6e bole Intpeilungen fir
Babies, &inoer iegli6en Mters unb fir
grtpa61ene ent6dlf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
k0ndor 8chroier
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS Ste
@rnneei9entbums:
nbertra9un9en,

Gltiabetb 6. 8enien unb @atte an Mlz
bert 80. 8uelotp, Got "a, 8lod 5, 8aite
Pmf, $45.
Barbara @deuer II. a. an g. 6. SUB
6og, Got -, 8lod l., gramb's Nbb., ct
@loub, $21OO.
Amalo &artfielo un6 Srau an Sarrn
8. @onng, Got %, 8lod 8, 8eit &
@earles' @oo., ct. CLOUD, $1,000.
Sreoerid S. 9aubanton an Mela
Stafte, 2ots 10 unb II, 8lod 5, @tenrns
&6b., ct. @lou6, $3.50.
Sobn Pogatf@nid unb Srau on sos.
8o9atidnid, 10 Mcres bon az bon Got
9 bon Sec. 30z126<31. $1,000.
sc. 6. @rigbt an @amueI 6. @caee,
@A Got 4. 8God 16, Melroie, $4,000.
g. q. @ilbert un6 Srau an Sranf Sic
man, Nh N@A Gee. 7<126z32, $14OO.
g. sc. @tuntebed II. an an @bns. Sra
mer, az N@A 5@A, 6. 80 Stuff
NK NBA @8A Gee. 31z126S32,
$3.50.
@iuiam Sbom un6 Srnu .au Serbiz
nano q: Sang, Got 3, 8lod 1, 8ob &
3eiman's Ioo. gu @olbing, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

1en 2an6lturm NIT @affe rod 2.3
Miuio1en.
Mlio: 5.5 ausgebil6ete Soloaten
nn6 4.6 Milionen unausgebil6ete
Soloaten.
0o5u fonrmen nod 5irta 3.6 MiI<
lioner unubgefertigte. (Darunter
iiber 2 MiQionen IL big 2OiGbrige
9el1teD Son 6ieien 3.6 Miqionen
fins = LETTER statiitif nod = un-
gefabr 2.8 MiQionen taugli6 gum
Dienit! Sotpie 6reipillige iiber 45
Sabre. 9ieie- 8ablen iin6 gang l1n=
gebeuer. ....
Cider iin6 5.5 Miuioner afttipe,
&elerpe un6 2an61pebr borban6en,
ltno IA @tnionen u11ausgebil6eter
Truppen, mo3u nod 5irfa 1 Mfillion
Sreimiqige fommer tper6en.
Mun gibt es nod 100000 Mann
2an6iturm obne @affe, melde iebr
mobl Sen inneren Dienit berieben fon>
men. SIM naditen Sriibiabr fdnen
Damn nod 5irfa 100000 iunge 2e11te
oa5u, sic Dor 6em II Sabre iteben
un6 bon oenen 100000 taugli@ fem
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

6rel1t g11db 6es 2ebe,t
Solang nod III @lutb uno Sis,
@ibt fir ltl1s bienieoen
oas portrefflid) ~3umaltpeiB."
5lrm ium ium, ium ium ian>
SIT es al1d nod 10 beib,
6od ltets 6os ~%8umolpeiB."
minneapolis 8reming So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

g. u@at
oeine STRAIT ge8anfft, Saul, alS 6r &C.
1tern oben6 nit etrrem Mffen beim=
fam t?"
u@e5anft bat Tie 1ti@t, aber einetl
Mantel aus Mffenbort bot fe mir ob=
gei9mabt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

glilabet6 s. 8enien uno @atte an
Sobn 95ienee5insti, 2ots IA, IS. 16,
II, 18, 10, %, %, 25 unb "a, 8aite
garf, 5000.
Midael Bbiuipp uno Srau an @arrb
q. Dung, 2ots 1 un6 2, 8lod 81, Cur
tis @urbep, ct. gloub, $4O5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

re beabiidtigte @irfung perfeblt fat,
ten, grtff man in ser 8er5meiflung
81 einem Mittel, bas ein darafterilti>
ides Streifli6t altf 6as 2ano uno iei-
tie Mrn1ee >uirft, neldes angeblid fir
Gultur uno 6reibeit Ser 80lter
fampft. Sic &egierl,ng bat alien ie-
rel, IN Sen cQnaoii6m @efangniiien
Jreibeitsitrafen abbiiben6en Gerbre-
berm beoingungsloie 8%egnaoigung
5ugeiid)ert, >peld)e iid fir Die engliide
Mrmee a1tperbe11 un6 IN 6ielelbe ein=
reiben lal1eu. - &ein @un6er, 6aB
oie gruBen 1ransporte Ser canaoiidel1
al,f 6em Bapier lteben blei-
ber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Sn bieiem 9epartement finbet
SIR biele 1te1te Sdnbiprten, Sic &C.
mad)t iinb bon Scr M. q. Hadarb
So. 1tnb 5. g.. Slit Gp.
MGnner patentirte &nopfi9ube
NIT m%ittelmdBig runoer 3ebipibe
un6 nie6rigem Mbiob; eS lit 6ies
ein i9oner Sdub gum Stootma=
diem un6 fir geieqidaftlide 3mede
6as Haar at. .4.50
MGnner Gun Metal &olblebernc
&nopf- o6er S6niiribube nit boil
Ter r111roer 3ebipibe, au6 nit 5u-
rudtretenoer 3ebipibe uno nieori-
gent Mbfab 5u $500 Bis. 500
Manner &uiiian Calf &nopf-
i6ube nit boiler rr1noer 3ebipise
un6 rieorigem MbiaB 5u $500
big Observation-Disclosures. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

SSn bteiem Requirement ftnbet SIR
all Sic neneiten Stbls, Sic lit Sen
beridiebenen 2eoeriorten nmb ST.
brtfate,1 gemadt iinb, tpelde Ser
Marft offerirt.
&atentirte 5raleett @nopfi9ube
na3 Ser %neueiten mooi5ifierten
Mo6e nit Su6fuBipibe 11n6 2ion
Mbfob gu ..............45 so
Batentirte Srauet : &nopf1dube
NIT SudfuBipibe, 6esglei@en NIT
@atten &ioipibe at ......450
@un Metal @1opf= un6 @dnur<
idube fir 8ra11en nit boiler rutr-
Ser 3ebipibe a1d NIT 5uriidtreten-
ser 3ebiptbe 5u $500 Bis. 400
Botentirte Srouer 3 &nopfidube
nit Sudipibe audi nit Motten
&t6ipibe nit 5uriidtreten6er 8eb-
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
Stock Yards For Capital City.
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, May Little Rock is to have a real stock yards. The movement has so far advanced that options have been asked upon suburban prop erty, and with the stock yards two large packing plants are ex- pected, placing Little Rock on q par with Fort Worth and Kan sas City as a packing center. The packing plants are those of the Armour and Swift compa- nies. c. c. Kirkpatrick, secreta- ry of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, has worked out the details by which the pack ing company is to be formed, and has assurance that the stock will be eagerly taken as soon as placed on the market.
 Representatives of several large packing concerns have been going over Arkansas for the past three months, securing data on the state as stock pro- ducer. The representatives are devoting as much of their time to the possibilities for stock raising in Arkansas, as for what is now being done. The pack ing house men declare that Ar kansas is the ideal state for stock raising, and with proper encouragement this state alone would supply several large pack ing plants.
 Considerable stock is now shipped to Little Rock for mar keting, but it is difficult to per suade farmers to send to a mar ket where there is little compe- tition. With three packing houses, there would be no req son for such complaint and Lit tie Rock would get much of the stock which is now being sent to Oklahoma City and Fort Worth.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
 will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.--'I must confess. say. Mrs: Eula Mae Reid, of this place, 'thal Cardui, the woman's toaic, has done me great deal of good.
 Before l commenced using Cardtd, would spit up everything l ate. had s fired, sleepy feeling all the lime, and was irregular. l could hardly drag around. and would have severe headaches coz. dnuously.
 Since taking Cardm, ! have entirely quit splitting up what eat. Everything seems to digest all right, and I have gained 10 pounds in weight"
 If you are victim of any of the nunier. ous ills so common to youx sex, it is wrong to suffer.
 For half century, Cardui has been re- lieving just such ills, as is proven by the thousands of letters, similar to the above, which pour into our office, year by year.
 Cardui is successful because it is corn- posed Of ingredients which actspecifcaIly on the womanly constitution, and helps build the weakened organs back to health and strength.
 Cardui has helped others, and will help you, too. Get a bottle today. You won't regret it. Your druggist sells 1t.
 WTi&e Co: Chattanooga Medicine G., Iadies' Ad. visory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn.. foQ Special h. sSTtscttOTgs on your case and 6A-paRe book Home Treatment fur Women. sent in plain wrapper. NC 12Q
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

1REA0UR1 I OEPAR 1 MEN :, Supervising Architects Office, Washington, D. C., April 27, 1914.-Sealed proposals will be opened in this office at 3 D. m., June 8, 1914, for the construc- tion complete (including me- chanical equipment, interior lighting fixtures and approach es) of the United States postof- flee at Newport, Ark. One-story and-mezzanine building; ground area, 4,600 square feet; con- struction non-fre-proof; stone and brick facing; composition roof. Drawings and specified tions may be obtained from the custodian of site at Newport, Arkansas, or at this office, in the discretion of the Supervis- ing Architect. O. Wenderoth, Supervising Architect. 25d6
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
Liquor Fight In Next Session

Liquor Fight In Next Session
 Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, May 1.-Board-
 ing house keepers in the vicini- ty of the State Capitol are fiat tered over the kindness with which the people of Arkansas are taking to the proposed Con- stitutional amendment for the ! government of the legislative sessions. The proposed amend ment to the Constitution places ] the legislators on salaries of $7o0 for the biennial period, and they may remain in session as long as they desire. This does away with the short, sixty day session, unless the legislators desire to get back home them selves and cut the session short. The adoption of the amendment will permit them to remain for i year if they wish, and the tax payers may sit back and laugh, for they will not have to pay for it.
 The legislative session to come will be an interesting one, if the indications count for any thing, but they may be in this like they have been in many re- cent political battles where all kinds of dope were upset. The big item will be the liquor ques- tion. No one will deny that the liquor interests will make the fight of their lives to secure the repeal of the Going bill, for few cities of the state will be able to have liquor next year under this stringent statute. The liquor people have tried the courts and lost, and must either sink with out a fight, or carry the battle again into the legislature. The odds have always been rather heavily against the liquor inter ests in the House, with the Sen- ate a standoff. The anti-saloon element has gained little if any thing, in the senate, so condi- tions this year will remain about the same.
 It is certain that fight will be made to abolish two state de- partments, one a new one, and the other being opposed on the ground that it has outlived its usefulness. There will be de termined fight to prevent the ab- olition of the offices, and the old CT of the two departments has survived several battles of this nature heretofore.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
Old Glory Everywhere.

Little Rock, April 29.-Ameri- can lives may be sacrificed with out punishment of the offender, but when it comes to casting in- suit upon that bit of tri-colored cloth, with it's bunch of stars, business picks up right now. In the love for the United States flag, no person of the North can have greater affection for it than the people of Arkansas, where once the Confederate flag foated in it's place. Demonstrat- ing this patriotic spirit, the flag is to be seen everywhere in Lit tie Rock since the most recent of the series of unpleasantness in Mexico. Old Glory waves from flagstaffs placed on the roofs of many business blocks, and hundreds of residences also display smaller flags. For the first time in history, the staff upon which the weather signals appear, is decorated with flag of the United States, and the signals take their place beneath Old Glory.
 Wholesale houses of Little Rock which handle flags, de- clare that the same patriotism is rampant in all sections of Ar kansas, for their orders for flags have become something enor- nous, where flags were in de mand before only for Memori- al Day or Fourth of July.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02

Don't Spoil your clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep them white as snow. All grocers s cents Dackape.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02

For SaIe-Red Cedar posts, from 7 to 25 feet long. Apply to J. H. EIfrank. 2btf.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02

Good housekeepers Use the Best. That's why they use Red Cross Ball Blue. At leading prOcpre cents.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
Do It Electrically.

See Sam Denly about the Vac um Cleaner before doing your spring cleaning. Telephone IF.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
Woman Finally Recovers From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many people before their time Often be- fore a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, he is on the verge of complete nervous breakdown. It is of the utmost importance to keep your nervous system in good con dition, as the nerves are the source of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa Bonner, 825 N. 18th St, Birming- ham, Ala, says;
 q have been suffering with nerv- ous prostration for nine or ten years. Have tried many of the best doctors in Birmingham, but they all failed to reach my case l would feel as if 1 was smothering; finally I went into convulsions My little rt co,u
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-02
pr. Miles Nervine

advertised in the papers and I al once began to take 1t I continued to take it for some time and now am we'll"
 If you are troubled with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability to sleep, if you are IT general run down condition and unable to bear your part of {, daily grind of life, you need some thing to strengthen your nerves. Ton may not realize what Is the mat ter with you, but that is no reason why you should delay treatment
 Dr. Miles Nervine has proven its value in nervous dis orders for thirty years, and merits e trial, no matter how many other remedies have failed to help you.
 Sold by all druggists. If first bottle falls to benefit your money Is rsturnsd. MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhar+, Ind.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-30

a convincing manner the many move
ments for social betterment launcied
and carried to fruition, many Of them
occurring in states in which equal
suffrage now obtains, prior to the
Acknowledgement of women. She
averred that it Is already evident in
equal suffrage states that women
striving for the betterment Of man
kind are losing their effectiveness in
consequence of political divisions in
their ranks.
Miss Bronson denied that her or
ganization is actuated in its opposi-
ton to equal suffrage by any desire
to serve private interests, declaring
that the personnel Of the association
makes the claim Of the suffragists on
that score absurd.
After the lecture number of un-
washed who termed themselves So
cialists began asking questions Of q
most insulting character, but in each
| case Miss Bronson retorted with such
spirit and directness that the disturb
ers skunk out of the house.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-30
ENGLAND MAY FACE UPRISING IN india
GREECE JOINS HANDS WITH THE TURKS
RUSSIA is AROUSED To A HIGH PITCH

great through Inauguration of hoe Rus
interesting phase of Turkeys action is the probable effect
the delicate Balkan situation what Greece will do
Should Greece the the two exparaed American
batesps Idaho and Mississippi recently sold her. will be heard
from Turkey makes the conflict involve ten nations
The strength of Turkeys 100000 with of
three baeshps four cruisers sxtytwo gboats deroyer etc
AMSTERDAM 3O-An Ostend dispatch says the fighting
Mddekerke and Jabbeke all hand to
the opposing forces being unable artillery because they
would kill their The dead the battlefield which
dispatch declares looks ss1ike a slaughterhouse Z"
ny
PETROGRAD 3ORussian views of the action of Turkey
bombardng unfortied ports without declaration of
infinitely important England than Russia account
English communications with India and her position in Egypt
policy against Turkey will be general aggression
hut merely of defense
nerna lonal News. Service
PETROGRAD Oct 30-Ccernowtz the capital Of Bukovina
recapred Russians today This city by the
when they troops reinforce General Brouslof
Gacia Ccernowiz then reoccupied by
COPENHAGEN 30It stated preparations being
Berlin for the public annexation Of Belgium under Kaiser
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CROWDED HOUSE
APPLAUOS WOMAN
ANTt-sUFFRAG|s1
woMAN's INFLUENCE NOT AS
EFFECTIVE AS BEFORE
SUFFRAGE.

Miss Minnie Bronson, general Sec
retary of the National Association Of
Women Opposed to Woman Suffrage,
addressed last night at the Nevada
theater the largest audience ever as
sembled in that house. Not only was
every seat taken, but every available
foot of standing room in the rear OF
parquet and balcony was occupied.
Judge H. r. Cooke introduced Miss
Bronson in brief address. Mrs.
Jewett Adams, Of Carson City, wife
of former Governor Adams, and presi'
dent Of the Nevada Association Op-
posed to Woman Suffrage, who Is
accompanying Miss Bronson on her
present tour of Nevada, occupied 2
front seat.
Prefacing her remarks with lucid
interesting explanations Of the pur
poses Of the National Association Op
posed to Woman Suffrage, in which
she declared that women have oh
tanned and will continue to obtail
Legislation for the betterment and ad
vancement of humanity more effect
lively without, than with, the ballo'
Miss Bronson dissected. one by one
the arguments of the advocates Q
equal suffrage.
j She enumerated and pointed out