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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Nie scmtidlen Sisae in FpLsm


Plus Dem Gbao3 Der mioeriprcdeno
iten @todrld)tcu lit ouf oeH 0itlldeu
Rrieaalhoupiobe uun cine police
Eldrmnn Der &age erfoIgt. Die 9tul
fen hnben cine neuc ncroIti1e 9tle
berlo1e erlIttcn. mo hire Gifcniip
froft idleint oefnitiu Qebrodlen 81
iein. Gas it nit melllQcn @ortcu
Dos 8ciuItnt Der 0ompie, meIhe lid,
ieit orei Nodcn in Yolcn abgelpielt
boben.
Auf Grlob bum AuSlanoe fam
RuBluno uiht mebr reduen. Die 80.
Irritation i'm elgetleu 2onoc lit mimi.
NAL: RuBlnno miro oober tros ser
Milioncn. lpelde linn olS Aononeu.
fitter CUR Nerfilaune itcben. nidlt sic
Tuieube. melhe Die Muiirten linn
ouactheilt bobeu. erfiiDen tonnen. uno
OnnIit ihoinoet fur bic lesterelt outl
ole ausiidt oul einct enopiltigcn Or
folg.
Die @efanaermnhme bon huu0ert.
to,tieno Ntom in o%fiener 5eloihlodt,
ME es bel I%onnenhera mo jest mie.
Der in 1oIen Der 6ou mar. last
enuBeroem oud nill cine m~eitaebcnoe
Decentralization ser ruliiihen
Irmrc lhlieBen.
SIS mirfte LAS %erliner Sagc.
hIott crh0lt BON 5uperI1iiiaer Settle
foIgenoe iniercllnnte WittheiIung /,
Als Der Rittmellter BON Aummer.
Der ols Yarlomcntdr nit Dem Gent.
nont BON Mrnim uno Dem @erIincr
SotihouipieIcr Carl Glepina 1c1en
ole ooIfcrrehtliden Ibmotrngen in
?Sronfreih ~qefongen .geIiommen muir.
DC. nod erfclater 8reiIofiuig ms
%miptqudrtier befoblen iporocn mar.
fogte ibm Der aoiier bel Gid. or ho.
be, ols CT bon Der Sode erfobren bo.
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2ie britiiaen s~eeranberl sir nm.

Stc Drttilnleh SeerauUtI! tSHt hh'
aefabr s ~ clifton 0ollar
6Ieiid, baben ole 6nglanoer bon Nine
rifoncrn geItoblci. llno nun bat
SER 9rpan nerigrodeT, er moiie III
Die Neihperoe Der Sqtohtenen ~Gin.
Iidt" nebmen
Gbicagoer Observation-Disclosures Do.
ben oui neutralcn Sdiifen on
Die neutrolen &onoer Roripegen
uno Shneoen 6leiid i'm @ertbe uon
run0 S,0000O0 Collar geldidt.
.llntermcgs 5aben Die enalonoer Oas
5leiid belflaQnabmt. Gtc Ablenoer
galeit cine @ertretrnq an oa8 Staat5
oepartement geihidt uno lif BORT
eeldmert. Die Veidmeroefibrer ga
ZEN Nerrn grpan nle Gin3elbelten
Ncs @erlanots, Die Ramen Der ld)lne.
oiidcn un6 norlpeeiihen 0anoels
id,iffe ionic ole 9uten Der gelfIog'
obmc uno Die Ndulen Der engllldeR
arcl5er on. uon oenen Die ucutrdlcn
Sdiifc Qctapert muroen.
SEER Nrouu bot MN pcriprodlen,
Giniidlt in 0ie gcIdNucroc 3t nebnen.
Gurouo sliten. afrifa mnht lid
rom 6uqlcn0er irel. 2Sonn meroeit
N / frcieu Amerituncr pom England
befreit lueroen2 g8unn2-&em
ieocr oelttidle Anlerifuner itf ieinea
Gentittbums benuBt acporbcn ill.,
ncnn mir Ilberaa i'll ofieuttidlen &c.
ben 4atBcrungen oe$ Geutldtbuns
icben mo borcn I!
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@eh aIIcn Sdllrern oes 8%ronoes !
limo lieb % Dereint ein ein5i-
ser Gag
W tIltonen Screen in einem
Sdla9
6llr Die groBe, 9ered)te Sode -
Sin Aulldrei gelt
1urd Die oeutlde 8cIt.
Sin ein5iger Strci noh 8od,el
ttn0 mcJgefeot uon Dem Sturm or
3eit
ST oler @noer tm0 3anf uno Streit
lluo tleinlidle SorQen ltno Shmer.
3elt,-
Gin hclligcr WtitI
Cine helliqe @Iuth
lurdflomn1i Ole 9eldlitcrten Screen.
9Ser eet nod 5ouoert lno monft
un0 m0gt,
@em c + nidlt 0ds Sers ipie i'm
6iebcr idIdgt.
Ter mllBt Elm erbGrmIiher
8idlt iein -
,Sett ailt feline 2 dleu,
,<cet gilt MIR bic Sreu.
%Ctt gebt es INN 5ein uno i'd t.
ietnl...
3um Sooe hcrelt. c Seer, elm
0eIo.
Itno lie iubelno binaits ins 6eIo,
2in& 6eIo Der ebre aeSoeen
Sic brcdlen binein
5Su Die fein6Iiher Reib'n,
SSie role1oe StlrufIutbiupgen -
Viii Gonneraeluolt. - oob Der Z il.
aengtin.
Ter DAB mr. Der Eel B. Scr uns
aelferno utnfreiIt,
,SiIr ;ntHter 5uidlonheu merbe go.
Nci1 GeutidlIono. g~etrolt:
Tic Sturnflutb toit
llE0 cntiilhnt Die geid1noete Grbe
Gttu Sommreiturff.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
~, NinScrbniteu, Niuhersrtaltnna,
Scine iiuD acfGhrIid,.

98ern zines >Shrcr aleInen Sn.
mptnmc elmer o%n5iehcnocn Grtdltung
mlfipeilt. oebcn Sic ihu ioiort Or.
aeu'a Yiue Eor- Sonia. Gericlbe
mirtt Idlnell mlh uerbinoert ein
5hlimplermcrocn ser GrtoliunG.
Sebr beiIeno. brinqt Ole 2ltnaen III
normaIen 3ultonb. lott Sen ShIciut
mo ltortt oaA Spiten, Us 1T ga.
rortirt. 9hur 25e. Sn Shrer apo.
&ouicn sic bent cine 5Ioihe.
-AudIen'S Arnifo.S olbc iiir @tn.
oen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

be. ser aeJierung in 8oroeaur ia.
Gen laiien. ooB oreibulloert fron50ii-
idc ariegsgefangene unDer5ilglid er.
.ihoiielt meroen milroen, falls Die orel
BnrIonicntdre niGt bis 81 oem un0
Scm Soge bell mo eeilulo bel ibrenl
Sruppenthell mGren. 3ns mirfte !
Sie GGbinett BON SerbieH nuo
BON 9Sortueol boben 6emiiiIonirt. Sn
ScrbierL neil Dos Gnoe oo III; in
8ortugaI, neil man ben Anfang
ihellt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
IA In bet @eItgel6idtr.

sir bic 3eitner uno 8srIegsr BON
geogllpbifhen GarteH fino oie jung
ten Sabre ref. bari ~gepeisn. Grit
tam Der 2rieg 3pilasr Sapnn uno
Rublnno, Der ben Often QIien8 eriinps
lid umgeitoItets; es folgts Die Nsus
oronung Ter itadtIiheH 8erbdItni6e
auf oem 9aItan, uno taum bdtten Die
3artoGrupEen oas drme NIbanien elns
getrngen, Dor benz man beute ihon
pieoer nift msbr neiB. Oh es ei9ents
lit nod s|riItieyt uotr nltt, brad Der
orobe Weltlrieg BON 1914 aus. 9Gt,
ten ober 0is photographer Ole @eItgs.
fGitte nufmsrtidm gelsien. 10 bdtiea
fis iib pisllsi6t ifon friber oarauf ses
fabt ssmaft. oaB oos &lhr 1914
ihuen pieoer eineu Strid onrd ihre
bisberi9en 0ariteaun9en maiden tonne.
DEM es III msrtpirois. nob bic Sab
ressdhlen nit IA non ieber fir DIE
8eitultuHg Der europ1iHdeu uHo DER
WsIttarte gang befonoers beoeutungss
noIl uno entiheioeno ijh e-pieien bd.
ben. profeHor 9ione ma6t in elmer
itaIieniiden 3sitidrift ouf oisie ima
merbin %sigentimIihe 2ouns Der Wslt.
eeihihte nufmsrtTam uno ueift oar
rauf bin. ooB oieIer tpsltaeidihtIid.
Gharatter Der 14sr iid idon biz in
aGte Soften 3uriidperfolaeu IdBt.
Do 1T bos Sahr Sl4: oas 3o6es.
jabr Rarls oes Groben, oeTIen Rte-
Ienrei6 oumals asteilt puroe. oil
itarben Ole GaroIinqer aus uuo fielsa
Die lluqnrn in Wittel europa Elm.
greiQniiie, ole nieoerum cine ilmae.
ltaltung Der eurppGiifeu 3arte nab
I6 3osen. 1914 ltarb Der ruiffde
@robFiirIt 0luoimir. oei7sn Heih oa*
maIs in sfp0lf uerfdieoens. an feline
sp0lf G6hne iber9ebenoe GsilfirItens
timer fd aufloIte. Rod oisl Ihdrs
fer obsr tritt bic 8eoeutuHg Der pier.
Sebrer Sabre in Der 8eidlidte Ser
neueiten S3eit beruor. Dds Sabr TIA
prachtt Die qrobe unseitultune Der
europdiihen Garte infolgs Der fris,
oeus -htiHe BON IaItott, lltreAt uno
8doeu. Canals errauq GnqIlno
feline StsGlun1 al5 erite Ssemaht Der
Welt, Is entItano oas ueue &oni4reit
Souopsn, oie Gein3elIe res mohernsn
Stoliens. uu0 in 8eutIflauo tonioii.
oierte Iih bic WilitGrmaht Qreubsns.
aug Der emit oas 9sutide Reid her-
porassn foats. Spaniens Verfal
mar beIitgeIt. GO mubte fh aus
Stalien surIdSiehen, mo RubIlnc
bsounn %g1sTtsuyopa fort ndhev Al
ridden. Damn 1914: Ser Barrier
fsrieoe. Der nodb hem tur3en 3pilhen-
ipieI Der tuuoert Gage gang europa
nsu orpnete. Dumals tum bag 0rob4
berso0tum Guardian on RubIano
lpdhreun 9reubsn uno 0eIterreid ee.
pi1e Gsile pen Qolen srtielteu. III.
G0ni9rsih 6%dnnouer. Der 3suiid,,
@unn. oos pereiniats Sonioreih oel
VIeoerlnn0e. oas 0robber3c9tnH
enremburg puroen 9sbiloet. Dit
ShpeiS erhislt bic 9ontone pcu Semi
Neuftatsl uuo Walis. Soroiuier
puroe ourd @enuo uno i,in @sbie'
perorobert. WGbreno bic 9ourbonsr
nad Nenpet suriidfshrtsn. perihnant
oas bisberiee 8Onisrsi6 Stolien Dor
Der Qonoiorte.
1714 eriporb Gueldno @i5rottar
1914 Wolto-uuo 19149 TIA ipuro,
Die Maht 0uopias NV. snhoiltic
9sbroden; 1914 ftiirSte bos 6ronirsid
Nopoleons SuInmmen-19142 1714
matts Der WsltkrrIdaft Sponisns
Elm gnoe. 1914 Der Weltbsrrf6af
Nrontreihs-uno 1914e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

Ser 8lan Der }iiiirtcn, GentldD'
LAMB dussuhnngcrn. tritt inlnler oeut
Ildlcr berunr - in Der Bail Der Ole,
f%anocnen, ole llh leet ouf Reldlsua
tnIten futteru loFlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

rIt II r II uber ole 2ll1qe, ole ne
bort geieben, erlebt uno qeb0rt bat.
Aaes nur POM Stanopunfte DER u |.
Thirteen betrufrteno. geitebt Die
8erfnlierln oeS 9erid)tes Elm, ooB es
Ginem idmer foae angeltfts Der
0eintiuhung 8eIgiers uno ser Scr
nihtung 10 pieler eoler ShGpfmngen
groBer Kramer, Die SeeIe ST. itdrfen
With the great good which will
come after Germany is CRUSHED"
slber oieies idone, eo,e 3icI ser
BON teuflilhem Safe b~eieeitcn Seq.
ner Gattidllanos lit ia nod lang nift
erreiht. Gus meiB cuh oieie cole
4merifanerin, Die pom ser &ernid
tltna oes oeutihen &oIfes ipie pom ct
mas gang SeIbItperltdnolidem ipridt.
@elteht bic in 6ranfreid) lebcnOe
8erfniierin 0es in Dem Hep Oorfer
8tatte erihienenen 9eridltes bod.
oiehernnnn miIie. oa5 2 hIimm III.
II babe lid nod gar nidt ereignet. q
8ds ioa crit fummen nit Dem Gin-
foa ser 4uiirten in 0eltti6Iou0.
80rttid Ieien mir barber:
The invasion of Germany is to
be marked by scenes of horror such
as I fancy no war has ever recorded
in history"
9o8 alio lit Die Abiid)t scr 8cgner
Geutihlonos, oas Die 9eocltung 0es
Norte5:
Germany must be crushed d.
3arauf lit Ger b0ie @iae ser sSran-
5oien uno G~ugIdnoer aerihtet, in Ole
ler Abiiht lhleitoern hire 9ldtter ienc
Die thieriidlcn S1itiufte ser Solou-
ten erreaenoen Heoeusnrten III ole
9Se.t. Seet ocritehen mir crit Oie
Anaipriihe Der engIiden uno iran3o-
iiiten platter. Ole lett Wonaten i1re
2eier nit oen 9luSbriden einer ac,
meinen blutrlinitigen @ciinnunQ iiir
no@ groBe ~ShIofteu" in 3Gtidp
tdno SIT ianatllieren ludlen. Ter
Yariier *Notin" un0 Der 2on0on
y1uiln @raphjc" mobililierten alio
mr. Die @eiitcr. oi3 ser cine nit edit
aaIIllhcn Hotbo3 idrcib:
Stein 9fjtteio in ocn naditen 0dm
pfel. mern mir oieie uidtsrpiirSiQct
Nerbreder mlocr ons ocmeinc Redt
III n~nlerer eicmalt habcu mcroen, ans
hclien 9Silhelm pieacid)t ieine 2eib.
moflc qebiloct bat, 6ie aber mcrtb
limo, 0bQel d a d. 5u mcrocn.
mte Die = d) 10 eine. @ons Ironf.
reid miiroe eincn muuiocrltcbliden
Yrotelt e~inleQcn. nenn es Slmlbcn
ooer liirdlten f0nnte. Dab man IS NIT
oerartlgen q efonqenen bc.Giti.
Qett ntodte;l lie limo feincn Y~or0on
merth. lie mntilcn Il b c d. lodtet
fuerocn, mic piloe Gbiere, mGbrcno
6ds etallide ~6umilien" ,0lott in 70.
Der plunlper @eiie s0idltete":
ID own with the Germans.
down with them all!
0 Army and Navy. be sure of
their fall
Spare not one of them. those de-
ceitful spies;
Cut their tongues S, pull out their
eyesl
Down with them ALI"
! llno mas iS,ricb bod) sic 2onooncr
atSiRonciai 9teip>2" .99ir mi,iIen
inns 3u unbormbetSiaer NergcItuua
entlhlte6cn. Enm miro ser &oilcr
holm an tNf,4faI,, N.f,, Nj
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Yra6osnt 8ilion hat tein @eieb,

DoS ibn crmohtigt. Den 8au mo oei
grport bon lluterieebooten 3u oerbie.
len. limo er bat IS 0ernodl gethal.
un0 guar NIT erioia. -g8here there
IS Il H. there IS mani
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ltnlien mirn brim SriehensidInf,

Elm Nort mitreoetl. 8oruusaeIcbt.
ooB es feline I~berhciten madlt. ionlt
miro ma beim 6rie0enSlhIuB EN-
Nort nit ,ytalien reoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

e User Seller at :udsiaen Bin,
len Ieiheu modltc. eiren n~erld6lideu
8atheeber mr. 0cess unS @orfadoes
braudit, oner ACIo duf quite Slherbeit
ausleihen NIT. toenne iih an ". !.
&idiih Il. 20S 2. 4. Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

ngt 0n oie N.
y. Gpening EOit"
pom Is. 9topenl.
Der Den 9eriht
elmer in 6ronf
reid in Ger III.
Inittelboren 9t0be
Der Shlahtfel-
Der on Der Wurue
lebenoeu u NJ G
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
,SelomarIdlaa Siuseubnra lit Ne.

lueis. oaiitr. Dab oos olte Yiilitdr-
ipridmort. elm outer 6cIoberr lei 10
uut mic cine babe Arinee. INNER nod
feine @ercdltiguna bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
7ie serbeu ufriien ami benz leptcm

Sod. vie lnnge miro es oatierit.
nno Ole on0eren Wiitglle0er Der I'M
heilidcn Aaian5 pfelien nit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

2urrmbnrg 1T fur ieine u%eritduSi'
dc 9oltung bon 0cItid!dtlo entldd
0iat fuoroen. tlno etc 9eigIer gc9en
rptteIu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Sic Oentide Stnrmflntb.

.e @elt i'll Slam
rnen. 9ie @elt
III Notb
Gon Neio uno
faubgier rtn0
SAB untlobt
Die @rcn5erl oeS
oel,tiden 2anoesl
Aufiieoet oos
8lut
SSn flantntenoer
WSutb
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

ltno mas it,ricb ood) sic 2on0oncr
%p,SlRonclal 9teip$2" .s9ir mi,iIen
ms 3u unborlnbetSiaer &ergcItuua
etitlhl,c6cn. Damn miro ser Raiicr
belo 81 pinieIn oufanaen. Sohn
Nlla unterihei0et Den 8orer non,
Airaer. Sober Burger oes Geut.
iden Rel6es uiub sic Yeiti6e
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ScoH-Rose Company
Ser ySeiGmndjts=Sa ocm

iInere &et9nodts. s3ordthe uerfauen hb lfnea. IS mag etuas bier in oas Sic
- 9erne baben m6ften, nber umt i'm Stnoe es gu hfonmen in eni9en Eager.
OeNalb fmmen Sic iebt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
WILL NOT SHUT DOWN

Manager j. E. Sections letter to
the Nevada H. ilroad Commission,
published in last week. Sentinel,
in which il was stated that unless
the pending case against the r
road company were dismissed the
road would continue its service,
caused considerable discussion aud
anxiety among interested shippers.
Monday night Agent w. r. Rey-
nolds received "a telegram ?g,..i
Auditor ]. H. McNabb at Palisade
stating that all the complaints
against the railway company had
been dismissed d, and that Manager
Sexton was well pleased with the
action of the Railroad Commission
Further particulars regarding the
action of the commission were not
obtainable Sentinel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
FOR next
WHITE HOUSE BRIDE

While no date has teen announc.
ed for the wedding of Miss Elean-
or Wilson, the presidents youngest
daughter. and Secretary McAdoo,
Washington society expects it to
take place in May. Dressmakers
already are at hand and it is ex
pected the date Of the wedding
day will be announced within q
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis BQwes
Ssyre, who were married at the
White House last November, will
reach here tomorrow from William
son. Mars, and join the pyesidt, t
and Mrs. Wilson, Misses Eleanor
and Margaret Wilson and Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones on their
trip to White Sulphur Springs. w,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
GERD|NG--MILLER

A pretty but quiet wedding took
place yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Taber on Idaho
street when C. H. A. Gerding, Jr.,
and Mrs. K. F. Miller were united
in wedlock by Judge Taber. After
the ceremony a sumptuous we'd
ding dinner was served. Those
present we're:
H. c. Sproule, Mrs. c. H.
Sproule, Fl. H. Mayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Taber, Miss Hazel Taber and
James W. Miller.
The bridal couple we're the rccip-
tents Of many beautiful and costly
presents which spoke Of the high
esteem in which the happy couple
are held.
! They departed for Ogden yester-
da; where they will make their fu-
ture home, Mr.. Gerding having re-
Gently purchased an ice cream bust
ness at that place. The Independ-
ent extends cong, atulations.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Sugar Cane.

Sugar cane is a species OF grass
The stalks or canes resemble corn
stalks Of regions further north.
Great quantities of cane are grown
In Louisiana aud other southern
states. AS the canes approach matur.
ity they throw out a long smooth hol-
low joint termed the arrow AS the
Joints ripen the leaves wither and fall
away with the stem. The juice is ex
tracted by being pressed In a sugar
mill between several heavy rollers.
The juice is forced out by pressure
and is Immediately boiled down to
prevent fermentation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Fifteen CENTS PAID
MORTON FOR WOOL CLIP

Fifteen cents was the price OBJ
tanned by Frank Norton of Schell-
bourne for his wool clip of this
spring as he did not sell early this
year as did many other growers in
the county. Some time ago it
vas suggested that Nevada growers
were being rushed by agents for
eastern wool houses and this incl
dent, goes a long way towards prov
ing the correctness of the view
taken.-Expositor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09

Verdi and Wells deeds to certain
parcels Of land along the railroads
right Of way. These deeds, how
ever, do not appear to have been
based on any authority Of convey.
ances from the railroad company,
and the holders Of tine land in ques-
tion have never had a clear title.
They have. however, in most cases
put valuable improvements on their
lots and have put themselves in
such a position that would be un-
Just now to disturb them.
Recognizing the moral obligation
in the matter and to set at rest
fears the property holders might
have as to the validity of their titles,
the Central Pacific Railway COM
pany, through President w. F.
Herrin, is now doing all in its
power to give these property hold
ers clear title to the land in u
ton. Land s Commissioner A. B..
McAllaster is now issuing quit
claims of the land that the holders
may be protected a much as posi-
BILE.
Under decisions of the United
States Supreme Court, a railroad
company has no pow er to sell or
in any way part with any part of
the right of way given by con-
gress, but this confirmation in the
form of quit claims is being given
by the company in the hope that
legislation now before congress
will be passed to permit the deeds
to become valid. In Elko, Carlin
and Winnemuccs, where property
was transferred Ito individuals in
the early days, the deeds were CIV
en- by the Central Pacific company
it is unnecessary for the COM
PAW to issue conirmatory deeds.
Silver State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Information.

The length Of time the earth IA
:urning on its axis Is called a day.
At the equstor the days and nights
are always IL hours long. The farth-
er a point lies from the equator the
are its longest days and long.
sst nights. At the poles the year IA
fa4e up Of one day and Que night.
each six months long. All places IN
,b2Gt C6h degrees of latitude north
lr south have one day in the year "a
hours long md one night Of equal
length.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Beware Of Ointments For Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
ran 9 the whole system when en-
tering through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good o
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j. Cheney Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and made in
Toldeo, Ohio, by IF. j. Cheney &
Co.
Testimonials sent free.
Sold all druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls family Pills for con-
stipatiun.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
DISTRICT COURT

At the afternoon session yester-
day afternoon. Judge Taber grant
ed the motion to dismiss the case
of the state vs.. Fred McComb.
The following jury was then
sworn to try the Gundlach case:
A. W. Stone, Sim Duval, A.. M.
King, M. H. Ktlgore, w. j. Percy,
Joe He.lnen, Adolph .Knudso1, An.
drew Berg, Frank Virgins, George
Kennedy, j. G. Gregory and w.
W. Booher.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09

Va. where they will spend Easter.
The president will return to Wash
ington Monday but Mrs. Wilson
and other members of the family
NAV stay several days longer.
Prospects are that after the fam
lily returns to the white house ac-
tive preparations for the wedding
will be begun.-Lurnal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09

The law only partially. The chief
decision Of the laws made by Judge
Quicker in the district court for
Humboldt county who recently
held twenty-five sections invalid.
The arguments tork up the great
er part of the day and are un6n-
ished.
Rumors in Reno as to any other
action taken by the. court are un-
founded. Joe Josephs. clerk Of the
court said yesterday no decisions
had been handed down. Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
FuInesa Of LIf..

Every year I live I am more con-
vinced that the waste Of life lies In
the love we have not given, the pow
ers we have not used, the selfish pru-
dence that will risk nothing and
which, Sinking pain, misses happi-
ness as we'll. No n ever yet was
the poorer In the long run for having
once in a lifetime ''let out all the
length Of the 'reins."-Matthew Ar
uold.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Grow.na Children ana study.

AS SCOT as n child begins to grow
rapidly all intellectual exertion should
be checked. Such Is the theory which
DR.. c. Mercier, an English authority
On children, expresses in an article in
the London Lancet Especially when
there is any family tendency to nerv-
ous. or mental disorder, rapidly grow
ing children should be withdrawn from
school altogether until the period OF
rapid growth is over.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
sWITCAMAN ENDS OWN LIFE

j. M. Blanchard, employed by
the Southern Pacific company as a
switchman in the local yards, COM
mitted sui. ide this morning by TAX
ing carbolic acid at his home at
l121 B Street. .
For some time Mr.. Blanchard had
been Respondent and has been
drinking YER heavily. Two or
three weeks ago he started to drink
but Strengthened up and went to
work for several days. Last Fri
day he again allowed liquor t. get
the better of him and for two or
three DAYS was not himself.
This morning he was on the
street, apparently in, good spirits.
On his WY home he went into
the Commodore Drug Company and
purchased an ounce of carbolic
acid. While making the purchase
he seemed in good spirits and joked
about the matter.
Leaving the store he went over to
the house acr IS the street and en-
tered his room. He poured the acid
into a glass and evidently diluted
it with water, then drank the mix
ture. Stepping back to the bed he
lay down across the fcotand shor :
ly afterward must have breathed
his last. The glass and bottle we're
lying on the dresser. There were
no acid burns around the mouth.
AS nearly as the time can be arriv-
ed at, it must have been about half
p It nine when Mr.. ,Rlancherd
drank the deadly mixture.
Judge Pollock was at once mott
fled on the discovery Of the body
and Immediately impanneIed a cor.
oner's jury, consisting of P. H.
Mulchay, F. J. loft, J. B. Francis,
M. w. Donelin, o. E. Flanery and
A. N. Babcork. The jury view ed
the remains and the inquest will be
held this evening at 7:30.
Mr.. Blanchard was 80 years old
at the time Of his death, and is sur
Vived by his wife and lO-year-old
daughter and brother r. L. Blan-
chard. The remains were taken to
Groesbeck & O'brien mortuary
parlors and will be prepared for
shipment to the home of the de-
ceased at Springfield, Missouri.
Mr.. Blanchard came from the latter
place to Sparks, arriving here on
the 9th of February of this year.
Sparks Tribune.
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Bathing for Elderly Persons.

R5ovided their general health Is
good, elderly persons derive great
benefit from bathing. At least two
baths q week in water that Is neither
zoo hot nor too cold restores elasticity
and smoothness to the skin, loosens
the tissues and makes the limbs round
er and plumper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-09
Preferred Vaccination by Proxv.

But doc" protested q West aide
boy who was about to be v~accinnted.
don't you think you could let mo
go? Ma says I've inherited everything
from dad, and I've heard him say he
was ~vaccinated once.p-Kansas City
Star.