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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
staOt an0 Gountb.

- Die Srau aueuIt Robinion @ob'
uuug an @laD gpenue III uon 3bomas
Sprague iduflih ernorben iUoroen.
Der befannte @runoet9entbumsmatler
W. y. Vaugban erleoi9te oiellnterbano'
lun9en.
- Wiit benz 1. september anfang,
sno nerosu ollie StraBenbabnen Dor oem
SreuSen .siner StruBe unbalten. an
ltatt wie btsber mad 8reu5uns oeriel'
ben. Dieie slenoeruus erfolSt. I'M
llnidlle ju uermeioen.
-Sraulein @oitb q. 9us. Eo6tsr
BON Faitor unb SSrau 8. o. 2us BON
Bine Stra6e, rsilte am Dienitas uad
MOrsantown, u. g., mo iie cine Stel'
lung als 9ebrerin in elmer taubitummen
gnftalt angenommen bat.
-Sermanu 8ebrens, Serpalter Der
glntbraeite Weloins @ampanie babier,
1T am Donneritas i'm Wsitieite Soipi.
tal ben 5olseu elmer Operation fir
Blinbbarment3iinoun9: erle9en. nah'
benz fd Der talts BranO sinssitsllt
bate.
-gaitor Ebomas y. Panne BON Der
Sobn Ranmouo Wtemorial llniperialilt
@emeinbe ioll isines Gmtes entiett wer'
ben, neil sr Dor siniser 3eit erlaubts,
bas Rabbi 9. Wtortimer BLOOM In Der
Sir6s cine Preoist bielt, In pslbsr er
Die 8ibel ansriff. Den Eruitees fol-
aud bic Iufiibt iiber bas @emeinbe'
sieentbum 9enonlmen nerben, neil lis
lolbes uno nod anberes erlaubtsn, bas
ssgen Die 6eseIn Der llniuerialiiteu uer'
ftoBt.
Der 9adapauna Srsmisr Wfidasl
stanton BON 8ins Strass itiir3t(
Samftae 9ta6t In benz Binabamtor
| Spf Der @ompanie tp6breno Der Slrbsii
bon eiuem @iiterpassou uub trus Ser
lssuu9en oauon, mel1e oils lebensgs'
fdbrlih betraftet merbeu. @r murol
osm oortisen @itp Soipitul iibermisisn
no ct um Wiontas YOrulittas Der Ser
letuug, einem eebrohenen Hiid9rat
erla9. @r tpiro bon Der @tttpe, einen
Sobn unb elmer &O6ter iiberlebt.
3nsi peltere, ,gBirtbs, Ses Conn
tassperfaufs an9etla9t, uerloren an
Disnltag ibte 2icenien, inbem bas Sc
ridt iie ais psrtpirit ertlIrte. Die BE
treifenben linb Soispb Wfulberin Dor
Sltpe uno Wfineral Strase unb Soiepl
Surtispicj BON @apusa StraBe. &t6
ter gietpeomb bentste lpdbreno ben Ser
bunblunssn an, baB ss auffalis isi
baB man nur geseu sewiiie Wtrtbe Dor
sebs, 3uslsid srildrsnuO, ,oaB Serf9isoe
uss 6ffsntli1 semuntelt wiro, bas sinsl
onuileu auitri4 babe. zssaGAsJ.--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Mprn &erantpn.

Der As Sabre alts Samss Wfo'
ran bon Sanberion Nuenue uno @len
StraBe purSs ssitsrn In ber Wtanpille
3e1e bur6 eiuen Sslienfall ju elmer
bsinabs unisnntlidsn Mtaiis serbriift.
= slls am Donuerftas iurs Dor Wtit.
terna9t In Der Bon StUrG 3e6e elm
8ranb auSbrab, beihrdtete man juerft,
oaB sr llnbeil anri6ten wiirbe, oenn eS
befanbsn it6 40 Mdnner in Der .3e9s ;
gum Slid tonutsn iie iid absr mad,
benz cline balbe Meile entfernten Parter
Sda6t 1ii6ten, bon mo aus iie sliid'
lid CUR Sbsrfldds bsfOrbert puroeu,
aud uabm man ipdter bic @ieI beraus.
Die atarntirte Seuermebr bate tiitti9e
arbeit, bic Slammen ju bswalti9en,
benu Der Rau9 mar Elm eritideuber, 5u'
lest selans ss aber, obne baB Elm un'
fall fih ersi9nete. Ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
,,sdlimmtter glnfaI
DOn NerDDiitat"

8or ungef1br oreiBig SS5abren
tpur0e Or. NtileS' 9terpine gum
erIten 0faI Dem 8ubIifum als elm
Seilmittel fir nerp0ie 2ei6en por.
geiteqt. Ger fait al9eneine 9e.
brauf oesielben I'M gan5en 2anbe
lift Der beItu09li4ite 9emeiS ieines
@ertes.
Son ieoem Stoate in Der Union
fin6 ireipiIIige 3euoniiie ein9eloit-
fen, im9eiu6t uuo gerne ge9eben,
bon 2elten, oie pirfIi6 bon einem
nerb6ien 2eioen befreit iuurben.
Wirs. Sarab g. Gorter bon
gIarfs Sill, SSn6., lit cine bon Die.
fen poblSuirieoenen &unben bon
Or. 0fileS' gterpine. Sic ibreibt
fpie felgt:
sd taru Dr. Riles' Neruine einfatj par nit5t
entbsbren. Dor m.breren Rouateu wllrbe i'd
nod "a Wrippe bon Reruoiitnt ungeartften. Us
tuuroe 10 idhIimni, bah idb Eaa nno glaobt tpeoer
ruben not raiten tonute. bis tdh poutg erihoptt
tuar. Sdl touHte iueoer arbetten. nod metne Bes
banten tanae aenug iuiammenbaten. nm etns
nnterhaltiina au thhreu. 3dl itoIperte. fpeuu 10
Lief. Gs mas oer ithltmmiie Nninu bon Neroohs
tat. ben i'd ie In menem 2eben bate. Scb tautte
eine 6lnitte BON Sr. UlleS' Rernine uno undloem
td fie oerbraudt bate fuuroen meine Weroen
rtibiaer. oaber rahui i'd noth mehr bon Der geots
atm. Natboem icl bic brittle iilnidie einaenortneu
bate. faro tdb, onB idb sfuansia Gtuno i'm Bes
tuttht Suaeroninien bate nno tch tlhle 10 btel
beifer. 9b ulroe bic siuei eriien 6Iaitben bon
HsruiHe nidt iiir $1,000 uertaufeu. fueuu icb que
riif miiste iuo i'd mar ebe i6 nit oeren 1e'
braud auIra."
3ren &ertuui bei alien sputbefern.
08enn bic critic 5luide nidjt bilft, tuirb
Sbr @elb 5uriidcritattet.
MILES MEDICAL co., EIkhart, Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Inter ben ptstsn @sfausenst btfiuosn
ii6 mebrers @enerdle. =

iid msbrsrs @snsrdls.
eiise fsHsenagelt.
9onbon, "a. glu9ult. auS Dien ipirb
Dem Geutsr'8ureau offt,isa semslost,
baB Die Jia1ri1tsn uon elmer glieoerla9e
Der Ditsrrsidiidsn 5lotts int Gbrtuti.
ihen Wteer auf elmer @rfinoun9 berubt.
@eusral Soffre's eauptarmee ssiprenst.
Waibin9ton, 25. Insuit. oireft brabt.
los BON yiauen. Deuti6tano, an Die
beutide Botidait. Die S9ladt ,gegen
bie SranSoien oauerte pom II. bis gum
81. auauit. Der @rfols mar, ba6 Die
slrmee oes Generals SOffre pOllftdnot9
,eribmettert morben ilt. Sene Grnee
1T ni4t mebr aitionsfdbis. Sebutauieno
@efangene muroen 9emaht uub cine
rieiise 3abl BON @slHiisen erbeutet. ID
aui Paris los.
0aibinston, 25. slu9uit. @ins orabts
loie Oepeibe BON 9iauen, Oeuti9lanb,
an Die bteiiSs bsutide BOtidaft meloet
rSin fou3tntrierter Wtari6 Der oeut.
i4sn Grmeen auf Paris lit iebr uabrs
i1etnlih. Der Semoiu'SluB, Elm Sea
benfluB Der Wtaas, 2on9wp uno Der.
srOBte Ebstl Der belsiid frans6iii4sn
@ren3e itno in oeutiden 9dnoen.
8slsien bHrfts eS bitter bereHen.
9onbon, 25. Gusult. Die 2ouS6nsr
3eitunsen bei9dfti9en iib nit einent
artifsl Der Serlinsr rEdsliden RunO.
ihau", Der ertldrt, oaB Ssl9ten ben
Gag, an bem es ieinem mdhtisen 9tad'
barn, Deutitlano Su trossn waste,
bitter bereuen miro. r@uglano~, 10
fdbrt Die 3situns fort. ~pirb fur feline
@inmil6uns in ben &ries idwer biiBeu
mllIen, inoem es 3uieben mug, tpie
Deutidlano an Der Otorbiesfiiite Bel
9tens einen Stiibpunft fur ielne 5lotte
idafit." aloeutide 8latter erildreu,
oaB Die isst pom oeutideu Eruppeu be'
ietten Ebeile Belsens oem beutihen
Reids ole Rrouini sinuerleibt weroen
miiroen. ,
8srbiiHosts aui Der san,sn sinie ssidlassn.
9onbou, 26. Nugult. Iuf Der 9an3en,
300 Wteilsn uon &ills bis mad Der idwei.
ser @rense ii1 binBiebenoen Sflahts
liuis buben Die bsutidsn Srappen &C.
liest. Sie buben Die 8erbhnoeten in
Sslsisn Suriidssi9lasen uno Otamur
beisst. bic itarfe 6eituns, aut Die bic
Yerbiinbeten ibre 9Offnun9 gelest bat.
ten. Sie ermarteteu, oaB Cd bort 9es
linsen werbe, Den Sormarih Der Deut'
i6en Gruppen uOllltdnOis gum Stia'
ltano 3u bringen.
Yin Der @ren3s BON @liaB.eotbrinseu
baben Die Osutihen bic fraujOiiihe
@renBe iiberihrittsu, Suneuille genom'
men nno, mie pon benz fraujOiiihen
Srisssminiiterium ielbit SuseSeben miro,
Jiancp beIest. Der 6lii9el Der franjo'
lii6en 4rmee III BON bem 9ros ibrer
Truppeu polIitdnois abseibnitten. Die
Elm iein In Stauo seiestes ubrmerf ma'
rem Die Bemesunsen Der oeuti4en Grs
meen in @lias.Notbriu9eu uno griffen
fait elm in Die CUR islben 3eit ausge'
fiibrten Bemegungen Der armeeu In
Bslgien. Die Gage Der Berbiinoeten
miro pon bem franSOiiideu 9riessminis
lterium fiir 10 srnit ssbaltsn, OaB es bee
idlOHen bat, feline Eruppen aus benz
obsrsn @liaB saus uno gar 5uriidiu'
,iebeu. Wfan ninmt on, 6aB Die fran'
3SIiidsn Stratsssu oieisn Bei6luB se'
taBt baben, nm ju usrbiiten, oaB oieier
Ebeil ibrsr armee uon oeuti6en Grup'
pen uOllitancis umSinselt unS uerni9tst
perbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

->glls @bsf 9ausan BON Durpea am
Sumftae Niorsen it& auf benz 9eim'
meg befanb, entbedte er Dor Der Ro'
ibinsin Birtbi9aft bic 9eide zines
Wtannss, Der ipdtsr als Soispb Ba9'
Ion erfannt murbe. Da cine 5laihe
@arbolidure neben Der 9ei9e lag, 10
uimmt man an, bub Der Diann Selbft'
mOrO besins. slm Disnitas ftsllte man
bur9 9etaeulhau feit, oaB Der Wfaun
eineul Serjidlas erlesen lei nu6 ni4t
Selbitmoro be9ins. < - -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
@sr aud Itsbt, @ttb. @tin unb @sIanG
Btrttbr btim 8iftpr ar@ fttu etbtulaHs.
@tftor Sod,
SCRANTON HOUSE,
@sssnfibsr br D., g. @. ara&tRatiSa,
2adapunna Gusnue, Scranton, Sc

Mbeiimatismus
Gin paar frdftiss @inrstbunSsu nit
Or. Ri9ter's .77s-s1a -is;;;.sa
Pa1n - D<Pehe1:
perbsn alle S9mer,en unb Steifbeii
ber @lisber benebmen. 2eibet utdt ru'
abtbis. 25e uuO SOC In spOtbefsu unt
bon
z. AID. RICHTER & CO.,
. (aus RuSoIftuOt, Ebirinssu,)
A-S0 Washington Str, New York
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

Bsstsllt das @woehsnblAtt."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF CAL
iente Township, County of LIN
coin, State of Nevada.
The Caliente Mercantile Company,
Inc, BY o. K Adcock. Agent, Plain
tiff, VS.. VIM. Gaines, Defendant. sum
mons,
The State of Nevada to VIM. Gain
es. Greeting
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before me at my office at Cali
ente. in said township, to answer
the complaint in an action entitled
as above, brought against you in
the Justices Court of Caliente Town
ship, County Of Lincoln, State Of
Nevada, within five days after ser
vice on you of this summons, I
served within the township in whicf
this action is brought. Ten days i
it is served out of township bu
in county and within twenty days !
served elsewhere.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
INJURED MINER SUICIDES.
Blows Off His Head With Stick OF
Dynamite 20 End Suffering.

Twin Bridges. Mont.-After futiiety
begging his brother to shoot him and
put him out Of his misery, Richard
Rueter a miner. realizing that he was
fatally crushed, crawled from his CO,
and wormed his way several hundred
feet distant to tunnel, whore he blew
if his head with stick Of dynamite.
The brother and several friends had
gone for medical assistance and return
ing heard the shot and found the
headless corpse. Rueter had been
caught by a slide of ground and buried
10 his waist crushing his back and
breaking one arm and one leg. Even
while he was being dug out, Ruetel
is said to have pleaded with his res
cuers to put bullet through his brain
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
WHITE DEFEATS RircHlg.
Hands Champ a Trimming But Does
Not Win Title.

Milwaukee, Wis.-1he only thing
that kept Charlie White from winnic &
q battle with Lightweight Champion
Willie Richie Tuesday night is the
lo-uecision law that prevails in Wis
onsin. The Chicago boy gave Ritchia
-,he title holder. the lacing of his life
n their scheduled ten-round battle be
iore the Queensbury A. c. club
winning by such a large margin that
no one could even question his vic
tory He fought a wonderful fight
against a bigger man and convinced
all the onlookers that he is the great
est boy of his inches in the country.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
JACOB Rls DEAD.
Author and Social Worker who Warred
Against Indebtedness.

Barre, NIiss.-Jacob A. Riis, au
author and social worker, died at his
summer home here Tuesday, after a
long Illness.
Jacob August Riis became, through
lis work in behalf of the poorer PEG
Die in New York, the most useful
.tizen' OF the metropolis, accord Il ;
20 tribute once paid TO him by Theo-
aole Roosevelt, his intimate friend.
AS an almost penniiess immigrant,
he obtained knowledge of the sluns
at first hand and found conditions
there so repellant that he consecra.-
Cd his whole life to warfare against
wretchedness.
Ris was the thirteenth child of .
Latin teacher in Ribe, Jutland, Den
mark. He was born in lS49.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
Mistake Salute for Attack.

MaZatlan.-A twenty-one minute
gun salute, fired by the American and
Japanese warships in the harbor and
by the federal Notifications was mis-
interpreted Monday by the besieging
constitutionalists as an attack upon
the city instead of tribute to the
late dowager empress of Japan. Gen
eral Obregon's batteries promptly
opened spirited fire on the city, and
number of shells and hail of ma
chine gun bullets fell in the streets.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trlct Cour, OF tha sJsa Of Nevada /
in and for the County Of Lincoln.
In the matter of the receivership |
Of Bristol Consolidated Mining |
Co. corporation. Order to show |
catse.
Il. Z. Prudential, receiver of the
Day-B-istol Consolidated Mining CO..
having filed in this court petition
for an order authorizing him to ex-
ecute leases On the Hill side, Tempest
aud Iron Mines, properties of said
Day-8r.srol Consolidated Mining co,
a corporation. for the term of approx
imat iy six 90 months or beginning
the 30th day of June 1914. and run
ming 10 and including the 9th day Ct
December. 1914. and on the undivided
one-ha interest in the Nesuvins
mine. said .'ases and the terms
thereof being specifically set out in
thu blank forms Of l. asses on file with
the clerk of said COURT, TO each and
eF ry OF the same reference being
/ Ii reunto made for more
particular description ii be-
+ ing by said receiver rep
resented thar the granting of said
leases md,r the ter MS aud for the
time mentioned be for the best inter
ests Of said property and for the
administration Of the affairs of said
receiyership. said petitioner prays
taat the leases run to w. H. Pitts
". Nj. Christian, H. w, Turner and
II Goliath on the Hillside' mine.
and to j A. Nesbitt and Henry
Bowling on the id Tempest mine.
and to j. A. Nesbit. on the said Iron
mine and to Alex Co bath and John
+. Roeder on the undivided one-hall
interest Of the Vesnvius mine.
1t is now, therefore. ordered that
all persons or all parties interested
appear at the court room of the aboyt
entitled court, in the court house al
Phoebe, in said county and state, Mon
day. the 22nd day of June. 1914, a
IL O'Clock a. III. OF said day, or as
Son thereafter as counsel can bt
hoard, then and there to SHOW
/ cause if any there be, why such or
! der should not be made authorizing
said receiver to execute leases on til
said mites for the time, under tn
terms and conditions, as aforesaid
] and for the parties retofore mer
1 toned.
Phoebe, Nevada, May 2Sth 1914
, f.. J. L. TABER,
. District Judge
= First pub, $780, last $40, 1914.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
SILLIMAN
now At VERA CRUZ
MAINTAINS SILENCE en- HIS Ex-
PERiENcEs PENDING REPORT
TO STATE DEPARTMENT.
lntimates That Tales Of His Facing
Firing squad and of Other lndgn-
ties Reported 10 Have Seen Suf-
fered Were overcravsn

Vera Cruz.-Jom r. Siliman.
American yice-eonsul at Saltillo, arriv-
ed here Tuesday from Mexico City.
lie declined to discuss his expert
ences during his Imprisonment until
after he had made his official report to
Washington
Mr. Silliman intimated that the
tales of facing firing squad and of
other indignities he was reported to
have suffered were much overdrawn.
He said he felt it was his duty to
report fully at Washington before
making public a detailed account OF
his Imprisonment, and his release by
Che British vice-consul at Saltillo.
The trip from Mexico City from Sal
tillo was interrupted several times by
skirmishes between small detaeh
ments OF constitutionallsss and Fedora
sarrisons at points along the route
| he train on which the consul Travelled
was preceded by a troop train, which
was fred on repeatedly and which
was delayed by torn-up sections o
The track.
Mrs Silliman is still in Saltilo IN
der the protection of the British con
sulate. Her husband feels no anxiet
| regarding her safety
Mr.. Silllman walked across til
lhree-mile gap in The railroad althoug
horses were placed at his disposa
He apparently is in good health o
his arrival at the Vera Cruz end of til
sap he was met by his son.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
WIN FIGHT FOR Home RULE
Bill Creating Parliament for ireland
is Passed ey British Commons.

Bill Creating Parliament for ireland
is Passed by British Commons.
London.-By a vo.e of 35l TIC 274--
a majority Of 1.-THE house OF COM
mons on Monday passed the home
rule bill.
The end OF the nard-fought strug-
gle came quite suddenly, the union
lists refusing to debate the bill With
out further information as to the gov
ernment's intention in regard to the
proposed amending measure.
The closing scene in the fight for
home rule brought together crowd
of members and spectators which
filed the chamber to its utmost ca.
pacity Outside great crowds gath
cred to await the result Of the debate
of the third reading of the bill.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
DAM GIVES WAY
COUNTRY FLOODED
MANY PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM
HOMES WHEN THE HATCH
TOWN DAM GOES OUT.
Estimated That Damage by Flood IN
Southern Utah viii Reach $780,
0co. Stock and Buildings
Being Destroyed.

Salt Lake City-Under the pres
sure of high water resulting from
rains, unusually high water and fast
melting snow in the mountain can
yons of the headwaters of the Sewer
river the IiaGchtown dam, seventy
two miles south of Marysvale, sixty
miles south of Piute dam and ad-
jacent to the little settlement OF
Hatch. in Garfield county. burst at
about O'Clock Monday night. re-
leasing more than 1900 acre-feet OF
water.
1t is estimated that the food caused
damage aggregating in the neighbor-
hood of $l00,ao0. The dam cost
about $4,000 in its construction.
General destruction of diversion
dams, bridges, sections of irrigation
canals nearly 5000 acres of crops.
! fully POO head of horses and cattle
and as many swine and sheep. is re.
ported by refugees from the Hooded
districts along the Sewer river, who
arrived in Junction Tuesday. Many
of these refugees were tired and ex-
/ lduSltu. lHty lOlu Vi lut hioioASuh
of ranchmen from Circleville on up
the river as far as the Hatchtown
dam.
The crest of the food reached the
9iute dam early in the day. The dam
resisted the first onslaught of waters
and little concern is felt for Ito
safety.
Refugees say that the food drove
nearly 1000 people from the inundat
ed farming districts to the hills
where they are encamped waiting for
the food waters to subside. They re-.
port that there was no loss OF life, sc
far as they know Couriers dispatch.
ed down the river several hours be
fore the dam went out gave farmers
in the low districts ample warning.
Between Panguitch and Circleville In
particular, say the refugees, farmers
j when warned of their danger, sent
their families to the hills and turning
stock out of corrals drove them into
the highlands.
Estimates of loss indicate that the
; loss Of 1000 acres of crops in Itself
. will result in a financial loss to far
mers of 10000 The loss OF stock II
(, estimated at $4,000, while the loss tt
farm buildings may reach 100000 AL
eleven bridges between HatchtowI
;, dam and Junction were swept ava!
by the food. Though the majority o
these bridges were wooden structures
the loss of the bridge in Circlevill
canyon, the bridge at Junction and al
Of other substantial bridge near Pan
gutch will raise the bridge loss t
$4,000.
= That a most rigid investigation o
The causes for the breaking of tn
- datohtown dam will be made by tn
- state was the statement made by Gov
y ernor William Spry.
eu The Hatchtown project was begu
and completed under the regime G
~ Caleb Tanner, as state engineer. Tn
'' plans and specifications for the wor
II we're drawn under his supervision an
u the contract for the construction {
eh The dam was entered into by the stat
eu with ID. b. Briton of Holiday, on tn
NJ approval of the former state eng
en- neer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
Baseball star of ,7os Dead.

Utica. n. Y.-George Warren L-ath-
am, who played first base with Boston
in 1875, when AL Spalding was pitch
er, died at his home here Tuesday.
He was 81 years old. He played on
many teams throughout the country
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
Tragedy Uncovered by Dog.

North Bay, Ont.-The peculiar ac
lions of collie dog led to the discov
cry of a drowning accident in which a
whole family was lost. Finding that
lie was followed, the dog raced to the
beach where three bodies had been
cast up. They we're identified as Mrs.
Arthur Mansbridge and her two chill,
dren. A search is being made for the
body of Mrs Mansbridge.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required the said Plaintiff will
take judgement for any money or
damage demanded in the complaint,o or
will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint, copy
hereunto attached.
Given under my hand this 18th d.!
Of March, A. D., 1914.
WIN. d. MAYNARD,
Justice of the Peace of said Town
ship.
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General Graves Called.

Washington.-Gen James Port
erfield Graves, an adjutant general in
General Lees army, died in Washing
ton Saturday. He was "a years old
General Graves was born in Georgia
and was the Oldest living alumnus Of
the University of George.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

Day-old chicks. Barred Rocks, r. |.
Reds, Anconas, Black MinOrcas, Orp-
ingtons, Buff, White and Brown Leg
livered every wee. ENOCH CREWS,
Baby Chick Factory Santa Cruz,
California.
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Would Abolish Senate.

Salem, Ore.--Governor Oswald
West gave his official Endorsement on
Saturday to a proposed law suggested
by the State Grange abolishing the
Oregon senate.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30
Cold Wave in Europe.

Paris.-A severe cold wave spread
ever southwestern Europe today. Sew.
eral inches of snow fell in parts of
southwestern France, while heavy
rains are reported from other re-
gions.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

An advertisement in the Record is
sure to bring results. It's the home
paper. Nearly everybody in Lincoln
county reads the Record.
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When Document is Valuable.

Father, what is the Constitution
"My sol. it is document that is
most sacred to the party that is not in
power."--New York Sun.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-30

Mining machinery and gas engines
overhauled and repaired at the City
Garage. Advt.
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a statement
condition ending April 3Oth, 1914
w GARRISON Auditor Lincoln County, Nevada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
SERVICE IN ILMlNGTON
Bishop-t:Iect Darst Hns Accepted Iuyi-
tntfoD Of 81. James Church.

Rev. T. c. Darst, d. D.. rector OF ST.
James Episcopal Church, Richmond.
and Bishop elect Of the Diocese of
East Carolina. has indicated his ac-
ceptance OF the invitation of ST. James
Episcopal Church, Wilmington, ~ c.
TO have his conservation TO the cps-
copacy In that church and the tmprcs-
sive service Will probably be held carly
iii January.
AS soon as he was elected bishop an
invitation to have the consec.at ION
service In Washington, y. c.. the town
an which he was elected bishop. WAS
extended DR.. Darst and II was thought
that he might choose that place instead
OF Wilmington. However, IL WILL he
with the greatest satisfaction not only
In Wilmington, hut throughout the dio-
cese, that IL Is learned he has decided
10 nave the service there. for II IS in
Wilmington that he VIII make HIS
home. and ST. James is also tho largest
and strongest church in the diocese
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-24
(Signcd) ~! FLETCHER.
"Drp,ity cop,,nia.jonor

The stamps TO be affixed to each
hottie from one.quarter of Il pint up
OH still wines are at the rate OF 9
cents a quart. and on liquors from n
half-pint up at the rate OF cents
quart. Sparkling wines are taxed
20 cents quart or fraction thereof