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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

20. Suli, ltno es ut tlar, oaB aut 0dS
leBtere Sdriftitiid @e5ug genommen
miro.~ Gieie grfldrliug Oes Srr.
t5ltms lit jeoo6 nod itngliidliber,
ais Ger Srrt6un iel6it; oenn eriteus
mdre es ia feiue 93eliigfeit gepeien,
wem Der fran55iiide Miniiter mitge-
tbeiIt 61tte, oaB oie arie9S0or6erei-
tungeu oif @rlnO Der ierbiideu
2lntportnote crfolgt mdreu; unO
3meitcns miro Ourb sic cSuBnote be-
wieicn oaB Dem Sdriititiid teine
mirfli1en Sniormationen 5u8runOe
gelegeu baben ion0ern 6eliebige Be
bauptuhgeu auigeiteQt worOen iino
lluo Cir Gowar @reD merit audi
oicies @eraOe Die SuBuote lit ber-
rGt6eriid. 9(Iio lGBt er iie in ser
bon Der engliihen Gegierung fir Die
oeutiden @eiangenen lmO sic 9leu-
traleu bergeitelten oeiltiden lle6er-
icbuug, Oie ms ioe6en 5uge6t, pie-
Der tort. Iie Geutiden fonnteu ia
iouit ouf 0as @au5e aifmerfiam
merocn
Gas groBe SSntereiie, 0os sic eng
Iiide Ge9iering Onrb Oie 6ortIaiiun-
gen uno 8nidbe al ser 6rage Der
6ali6ung oieies SdriftItiides ge3eigt
Bat, fonnte oarauf 6inpeiien, OaB ole
SGlidung bon i6r ausgegangen iit.
9lud iiuo iprodlide @riinOe por6au.
Ben, ooB Der engliide Cert Dor Dem
irau5oiii6en bor6auOen geUeien lit.
Weiter aber lit dub Sir 3. @ertie'S
Eelegramm bonn 80. Suli (g8eiB6uh
9lr. 99), wie aud ein iolAes bonn
81. SSuli (g9eiB6u1 9}r. I'D 9epeis
ooiiir, OaB in @oriS iolbe gtobrih-
ten ii6er Die oeutiden 9iihm9en ~
pie bic in Dem gefdlicbten Sdrifttiid
bor6anoenen nift porlagen. llnO
marim muB Cir @0paro @rep ooS
Sdrci6en Der fran50iiiheu 9iegie-
rlmg ieinem @ariier 9otidaiter
icbidcn2l @enn es mirfliA aus IA.
riS itammte, oiirite es bod Cir 8.
9ertie 5eitiger in SGnoeu ge6a6t ba-
ben ais Cir Goworo @reDl Gnoli9
i1eint cine onoere 9eo6adtlng, bic
nibt aui Dem @eiB6ud 6eru6t unO
oesbal6 bier nidt erp1bnt perOen
ioa 81 er6arten oaB Ole 6Gli6lng
in 9onoon eutitanoen lit, iDo6ei im-
entidieoen bIie6e, mic Sir goworO
@rcD inO 01oniicur Saul Gambon
iih 0arein 81 t6eilcl 6aben. 9lber
Oieie oon5e 5rage iei eiliem @1ei-
mn0sanstouib 5wiiden Geneu 5uge-
itoben, auf Die ser 0lofel idat.
GrgebuiB:
Gie non Cir gOmaro @reD Datf
9eie6l Sciner Nlaieitdt oen beioen
Sduiern Oes @arlameutes" Dorgelegte
GorreipQpoen5 Der geaieulug entbGlt
idwere 6dlidrngcn. Gieie 6dlirbun-
gen fommen ma6ri1cinli6 ouf &eG.
nnng bon 9onoon, ni1t bon @aris.
slider it, OoB iie bon Der britiibeu
&eaicrung 6cmerft imo na6 010gliG-
feit oeroedt por0en itto.
Sir GOmnro @re0 miro ae6ctcr,
0aralf 5l ontportel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
NSurOanflnqe Oru0t

O3ew gorf 10. $alli'u,n+
6rou SOo sniifcn 9iOgers, lliitcta lyi.
i6re 6cioen flcincn ainoer Ders"rss
erbielt belitc i'm Solpitol Die 'ss @rsrl
ooB Der GiltrittsanwaIt poll ,E,lSp
einc ouf Wloro lalteuoe @l'l@ l@raf'
glino cr6obcn uuO BON Der .,,adG
SurD sic Grbe6ung elmer por'o, oo,oocr'
9(nflogc Derlougt babe. SRA. i6rc
nobm bcfonntIic6, uodoenI j. c@I
ainoern oos @ift cinscgeDell, i, ~
cine 0oiis in iclbitm0rOerll%gss V olaIi
iid)t. 0ie 9lcr5te Oes Solpllu'rsS
ben ieoocb, oaB iie aeueien lp''6 y 6raa
SIR QlnluoIt, glbrobam 2eOg, s,ibtis'
te i6r oie auuoe bon Der DeuD Der I'M
ten @rbebune ser giorOallllg'S, g'Ss,,iueit
6roll &ogcrs bro6 o0llig 5l'luarfodrl
70 ooB ibr glnpaIt iie wieOer D' l.sa,l III
nuBte. es pcrloutet, OoB p'' merit
Soffnllng gema1t batte, " ncrId'
nit elmer glniAuloiging ocs .,sn.
ten SeIbItnorOs ooDon tol''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
.Nrienoncternn ncftnrhen.

8aibington 12. Souuar.
@Figq0eeenerol 9(norep 9. Burt, Elm
&eteron oes @iirgerfrie9es, oes ipo-
Mid omerifauiiden uno oes @bilip-
pinen &rieees, iit beute @aoroen bier
einem @er5iblog erlegen. Gr mar in
Cincinnati ge6oren uno rs Sabre
alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

itc6t Dor Ser pa5ori6fcit, oab 0lr i@, b
glide Hegierilna 95oten eIl'e' 6eiipS
fnpirtcm f,fr @cbicfe gcIaien's .,tGIislpi GS
Iiden S,nititlits sur llltesl, ,s,, 81.
feinolider SonolungelI goSs go1,,s aD'l
oeltidc 9legicrllma oussi6t- sll'' y 'oJct'
oieIen @riiu0en Iie6t iid) W. Oel
raj Commencement oc5willll9ss'oTs 'oTsaca.
n9elgiideu 93ational.9alll .scn pl'
sur Olotenousgabe 81 ent5'191 1tadis
ocn @ouDerneur, lopie 0ev obpF
GonlniIIdr oieies Suliitl'ls ,sacaeB'
rufen. IL Die redtmdBIg 66s6alel
men g1oten ser O2ationalbal!l .4Sidails
3mangfllrs. lin oas '@lgofafr'
le6en oes Qanoes Dor ciller S,',,dere
pic 3u 6clpa6ren, bat oaS eo'onfril,
ment oem oltcn belgilhen s. ger
tut, ser ,Societe @eneral' crt6ci'
qiqllc,~ Oos 9lotenpripile9 sr6alsI
Ole 9loteu oieIes SnIiitilis Tvcpatie'
3uonasfurs. Gas glofel' Sc ger
ment ser ,Socicte @eueral. 6abrl
qique" miro Oie N40glidte'ii iol'l'
in poIler 6rcibeit mo an ',o,r 0dls
CjrrnDIoge sic gcOiirinille p;yrt6Ia'
SCI, Sn6uitric iuo eanOlp,'s slDb'1l
al befrieoigcn. sie iuirO .l,e,erl oe,. Dil
oes Wloraforiiims berbeIIllV,r,,iro q
fen. Gie GiOilDcrmaltlni9 nlS,crlcro
mcinIanl nit ser usOciete %' ,,,d ~
Sc gcIoiollc~ ius6cionoere u1dra
6raqe ilnterIudcn wel9r nj ~
cinaeIeitet wcroen f0nlelk "gaiI
@eIibcrn ser 9lnIogen BEL oes 's,cuI u 81
@cnerale O'gporgne" ilnO O,y' ,S,,nl rl'
ititlt icl6It 3n i6rem eigenluo',,,p N.
Ser al per6elfen, oaS ae9srr Gr9
wioerrcdtlib in Scr Sall' w.
lQno~ feitqe6alten miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
pie &dmrpfe in 2goren.

gc6rcnus erOfcu edat General adenen &
Der encn ltmfIammernns 6erOnsidHs. General Der
Sufantcr B. Q ron glnme.-g gOien Der eep8geru@en-
cfen 9OdJridten" a6er Oie unenc rniii3e SOttf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
pos enaGi[c6e 2geiBBme6.

2 onae 3idit u0 Side" weif olnsemdaften" in ben Oer
IdSneu reoiOiru anseOben Oes emsideu @eiF6nde nud
nnO sOmmt sn sdluE SaG Grb aeuaen fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

ii6er @oribau berongefii6rt poroen
maren mG6reno Die bereits auf Dem
linfen llfer befiuolideu 5ulebt aus
Der @egeno bon &lod 3iiriidgetrie6e-
nen S6eile 0erielben glrmee Den PIN.
idMB Our6 8uBmurid erreidten.
9l6er es iino 5weifeaos ou6 nod an.
Oere Sruppen rnbefannt wober, Oas
81 beronge5ogen mor0en, 10 OoB man
oie @eiammtitdrfe Der no6 unO naH
in Ser @egenO bon 2oO5 un0 2oipic5
Derionlmelten 9luiien feinesfaas
ii6eri6Gtt, ipenn man olnimmt, 0oB
iie Der BON IS bis 20 ocutideu 9(r-
meecorps nit 3a6lreider &oOoaerie
gleid mar.
3piideu oieier Modt unO Sen an
3abl erbeblib i1pddereu oeuti1en
9rditen Die iib i6nen eutgegenge.
morfen 6atten, tobte MN in Oen Ieb.
ten Sogen oes Wlonots g}openl6er
itno Sen criten oes Gejember Elm
ii6eraus 6eftiger &ompf meiter, ser
5par, in Oieier gan5en 3eit rein
frontal perlaufenO, nod 81 feiner
@nti6eioimg fii6rte, iicb aber ood
mebr unO me6r fir inns giinitig ge-
italtete, pie idon Oaraus 6erUOrge6t,
OaB sic 3o6l ser BON unieren Srup-
pen ieit @eginn i6reS @ormarides
gefangen genomnenen 9hiiien bis I.
Oe5en6er oif $4,000 itieg.
llniere oiterreiAiid ingorii6en
9uuoesgenoiien ober 6abeu wG6reno
oieier 9on5cu 3eit in trerer @aifeu-
brii0eridoft sic Ocutide Gifenlipe
in wirfiamiter @eiie iinteritiist, in-
Dem iie gleib5eitig nit unS gum SIN
griff eegeu Die i'm iiioli1en %oIen
ibnen aegenii6erite5enoen, ie6r be-
trGdtliden rniiii6en StreitfrGfte
it6ritten uno ser feinoliHen Sffenlioe
i'm meItlideu @ali5ien ioluie in oen
&orpot6en Salt geboten. glud in
i6rer 5ront entipidelteu iid lang
oauernOe, blutige Sample, in 0enen
uniere 9un0eSgenoiien, beion0ers bel
G5enitohau, 6ei 9iomos9looomsf mo
iiio0itlid BON &rafou gldp3enOe Sin
5elerfolge cr5ielten. llnO bortreiflid)
l0iten iie Oie ous ser @eiamntloge
iid 5unddit fir iie croebcuOe 9hf-
go6e, bic Dor i6ucn 6efinOlicbeu 9fii.
len ieit3u6olten inO miirbe 5u ma
@eu bis. Der entideioenoe Grfolg I'M
9lorOen er5ielt iein miirOe.
SSn SitpreuBcu modten sic 9lnlien
nod Oereiii5elte geriuAe, uniere
@reu50ertbei0igungSlinie in Ser @e,
genO Der mailrii6en Seen 81 Our1-
6rehen, sic ober BON imieren Oorti-
Gen Ertppen eneraiid o6geiuieicn
mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
g[IIerLei SUM or.

NSlI NHlWluB oil ole SWHUerllHB
0es Generals bon9lume ipotteten Oie
n2eip8iger 0}eueiten 9fadriHten" in
ber3erfriihenOer g9eiie ii6er sic 93ili-
len iuiO @n9lGnoer. sic iagen: Ger
GnglduOer bat eigentlib inuncr
Sim fir oaerlei Sumorc gc6obt.
Gon S6afeipcores g}orren bon
Smift unO 1idens rei9t oie aette
bis Bernard S6ow llnO Serome. II
9lber Die SoOter mogen iiH neiOiiH
I'M @ro6e ore6en, oie 9e6enoen Ell.
feriii6tig erbloiien sic ba6en ibren
WieiIter gefunOeu. Sic uNlorning
Soft" bernabm Oas 2ieO bon Sin-
Oen6rrg, bon sen admpicn um2oO3,
bon Dem ruiiiiden 91iid5ug I'M Sem-
20 Oes Nfdratbonilden 2diifers, imO
in Ser eiiernen unO oarlm ooppelt
mirfiomen W}oste oes GrnItes iagt
iie: Sic 9luiicn ba6er nidt Oci
@umih, Ole Geutidci iiber Oie@rcus
&c 5uriid 5u treiben; i6r 3iel it, Die
Oeuti6en Seere bis 5u einem 9eluii.
len 3eitpunfte feit5ubolten. IS mdre
ein traiiriger 6e6lgriff mcnn oie9iui-
len bic Geutiben na6 Qelti6lano
5lriidtrie6en. Sie miini6en biel-
me6r, lie ouf polniidem goOen su
6annen unO 81 0ernibtert Inn ie 81
5mingerL INNER pieOer ueue @erit1r.
fingen an Oie Sront 5u icnoel, nm
ioOiel pie m6glicb BON i6reu 6eIten
Sruppen Dor OoS 03eier 81 6efom-
men, SSn Ser Spra1e ser aino6eit
miiroe oies beiBeu: ngolO lag er
o6en, bolo lag icb rnteu; er rib ans,
ib immer borne weal~
Gem es liegt piffGi8 ein foit
fiuolider ooer Dielme6r finOiider
Sumor in ienen Sdbeu OeS 2ouOoner
9lattes mo 5ugleid eipeGinidlobimg
ser 2eier, oie in 9eutihlqio ieIbit
I'M Snititut fir ioiotiide Sinoer cine
GeooIiltion ser Gntriiihipg 6erOorril,
fen ipiirOe. 9ei autuo olio, bei@Io-
cIauer imO 2oipic5 lieBen ii1 Die
9iuiien MIR perpriigelit ga6en iie
Sonicnoe BON @efangenen unO einen
reiBcn @eibiibparf nur Der, nm Die
Gelttiden IN %olen feit5u6olten uno
lid tootiiegcn 81 laien. lln0 menn
bellte Sinoen6ltrg oocm idnea 5u-
riidueidenOen 5einO nnnlittel6ar
folgt" werm er, NIT an0ereuu @or-
ten Dem 3liebenoen grimmig ouf
ben 6erien blei6t, 10 lit oie Soff-
nuuo sic Geutiden in @oIeu 5u fei-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
HOW THE FIRST
FRENCH HERO DIED

PARIS, Dec. 2S.-How Corporal
Peugeot. the first Frenchman TO die
in the war. was shot by a German Of
ficer at Joncherey August .. 1914, was
revealed today by the Lausanne Ga
Zette. II will be recalled that in ord.
er TO avoid any incident which might
complicate the diplomatic negotiations
the French government instructed the
troops to maintain Il neutral zone OF
ten kilometers between the frontiers.
In compliance with this order the
frontier guards were withdrawn from
the villages of Rechesy, Saurce and
C~ourtevelant. Corporal Peugeot, who
was a schoolmaster was ordered to pa.
troll with four men the road leading
from ~Joncherey to Faverois.
The Village of %Joncherey itself Is
situated two kilometers from Dele.
On August ,. 1914, Corporal Peugeo,
and his men established themselves in
the home of a citizen of Docourt and
a sentinel was placed on guard at the
road, although no one believed that
the German patrols would penetrate
that distance. Than twelve kilo.
meters. into French territory, mas
much as wal had not yet beer declar-
ed. The sentinel was suddenly hailed
by men in a passing automobile, who
informed him that a patrol of German
Chasseurs had passed the frontier and
We're coming toward Faverois.
The Sentinel quickly notified Cor
poral Peuseot, who. however, reached
the road too late, as the German sold
iers were in front of the house when
he came out. The corporal went
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Weeks, mother
and father of Mrs. p. A. McCarran,
and daughter Sylvia are spending the
holidays with the McCarran family
Appeal.
George Hennen, who is in from his
Pleasant Valley ranch. says that resi-
dents of Lamoille and Pleasant valleys
have had a number OF exciting expert
ences with rabid coyotes during the
past couple of weeks. They have ap-
peared at n number of ranches and
fought with dogs. and as a precaution
all the latter have been killed. At the
Bremen ranch several days ago a
rabid coyote was shot after an en-
counter with the dogs. The dogs also
were killed. Mr.. Hennen says that
coyotes in that section are more num-
erous than he ever saw them there.
An effort will be made to have the
government put a man in that valley
To help exterminatc the coyotes.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
FEDERAL. GRAND JURY
AFTER SIX MEN
BY Pac. and nt'i News Service

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-The federal
grand jury today indicted six mem.
bers of the National 1eace league.
and two other person. Davie Lemar,
the Wolf of Wall Street" and Franz
Won RinteIien. a Friend of the Kais.
err The league members indicted
are; CONGRESSMAN raul Buchanen,
oil lilinoi~. JacoS ia. !or # East Or.
as New Jersey: ROBERT Fowler. OK.
representative of Illinois; Frank s
Monet. cX-attorney general of Ohio. al.
so Herman Schulties and Henry r,
Martin.
The charge carries a maximum pen.
atty of N years imprisonment and
ten thousand dollars fine. Lamar and
Rintelen are the alleged founders of
the league, but neither is on the ros.
ter. Rintelen, at present is being de.
tanned in England, and his ~extradition
Is doubtful, although it is understood
tina the British are willing to give him
up.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28

NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Ne.
vada, In and For the County of Elko.
In h matter OF the estate oil ELLA
JAMES, sometimes known in the
State Of Nevada as ETHEL Will,
SON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that.
III pursuance of an order of the Dis.
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Elko, made on the
18TH day of April, a. ID. 1915, in the
matter OF the estate of Ella James.
Deceased, the undersigned, the admin.
tstrator of the estate of Ella James.
Deceased, will sell at private sale, 10
the highest and best bidder, upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter men.
toned and subject to confirmation by
said District Court on or after the 12tI,
Gay of January, a. ID. 1916, all - the
right, title, interest and estate of the.
said Ella James, also known as Ethel
Wilson, Deceased, at the time of her
death, which was a full interest in and
TO the property hereinafter described
as follows, to-wit:
Lots numbered Thirteen G3). Four.
teen (14) and Sixteen (16) of Block
'I' of the Town Ct Carlin, County OF
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Cor. Idaho and Sixth SITS.
&.- N-

Cor. Idaho and Sixth SITS.
Sunday Services
Sunday school, 10 a. NJ.
Morning worship, IL a. IN.
Evening service. z p. m.
This church extends a cordial invI-
tation to the public to attend these
services.
REV. j.. NJ. SWANDER,
Minister.
Residence 603 Pine ST. Phone $40
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
LOCALS PERSONALS

In the divorce case of Jackson VS..
Jackson it developed in the exami-
nation of the plaintiff yesterday that
he had not been in the county quite
six months when the suit was
brought. According TO his own testi-
mony he was here one day short of the
required time to obtain a residence.
This is the suit wherein the plaintiff
accuses his wife of being lousy and
gave this as one of the grounds for
complaint. The cas- vas continued
as Jackson thinks he can secure wit
nesses to prove that he has been in
the county the required length of
time.
Herman Sadler Is in from his ranch
at Sherman. If Mr.. Sadler isn't lucky
he isn't anything. He drove his car
in from the ranch, forty-odd miles
last night and it ran perfectly, but
just inside the SimcoX garage door il
stopped short and no amount of
ing would induce il To move. Today
a short was located which probably
never could have been found out on
the roa at night. He is shaking
hands with himself hat he did not
e have to walk ten miles to town.
w. S. Elliott, mining man, and pop.
ular owner of the Northern Hotel in
Ely, is in Elko today, having arrived
from Goldfield. He will meet Mrs.
Elliott here on her return from San
Francisco and will accompany her
home.
James lIansberry is the name of the
new S. p. operator who came TO re-
lieve L.. II. Young who has gone for
a visit to his old home in Iowa. On
his eturn to the west Mr.. Young eX-
poets TO locate on a ranch in Idaho.
Manuel Corona, who confessed to
shop lifting in the Reinhart Co. store
last Saturday, was today sentenced by
Judge Castle to six months in the
county Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smiley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Anderson are
down from Deeth.
James Bradish returned to Wells
last night after a short visit here.
Mrs. Thomas Parks departed this
morning for her old home in Kentucky
for a months visit.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
MAYER HOTEL ARRIVALS

A. Z. Kimball. Elko; Mrs. J.. J.
Schoer' Wells: Mrs. Lila Welshons.
Lamolile; e. w. Anderson and wife.
Deeth; F. d. Wilson, Ogden: Frank
smiley Deeth; Jas. II. Jackson, Car.
lin; J. A. McAllep. valmy: L. AItber
Sait Lake; F. G. P~ressele, San Fran.
CISCO; w. S. Elliott. Ely: II. ]. Sad.
ler' Sherman; A. L. Phillips, San
a Francisco; S. C. Stratton. Hin.
'op' Jay Fall, Bullion: Harry Wae.
her' Bullion; R. V. Ennor. Bullion
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28

Elko. State OF Nevada, with the i'm,
provements thereupon and used 1 con.
nection Herewith: one piano and the
household furniture, also being locat.
ed in the said Town OF Carlin.
Terms and conditions of sale, cash
In gold coin OF the United States OF
America to be paid at the time OF the
sale.
All | or offers must be in writing
and may be left aI the office of Cant
well & Carville, attorneys for said adj.
ministrator, at Elko, Nevada, or may
be delivered to said administrator per.
sonally in said County of Elko at any
time after the first publication Of this
notice and before the making of the
sale.
Dated at Elko. Nevada, December II,
1915.
ID. j. DARCY,
Administrator OF the Estate of Ell
la James, also known as Ethel
Wilson, Deceased.
Cantwcll & Carville,
Attorneys for Administrator
First publication Dec. IS. 1915
Last publication Jan. IL. 1916.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28

Special Priced Silver OVERLAND ware
just arrived. WINTERMANTELS.
adv.d25
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
FEMALE CHIMNEY
SWEEP IN AUSTRIA
BY Pac. and IntI News Service.

BY Pac. and Init News Service.
VIENNA, Dec. 2S.-The war is daily
opening new fields of work for WON.
en-. The Bohemian town OF Semil now
has a female chimney sweep. The
young woman who enjoys the distinc.
ton of being the first one oT her sex
in. this trade is Miss Lena Dolcnsky.
When her brother. who had taken ov.
er the business after the death of her
father last summer. was called to the
colors. the courageous girl at,lTcd
herself in his sooty outf' and. with the
assistance OF her yout.C~ brother.
started out TO clean the chimneys of
the town.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
CABINET
FACES PROBLEM
BY Pac. and Int'I News Service.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-There was an
unusually long cabinet meeting today.
and it is known that the lengthy de-
bates were over the problem of con-
scription. Premier Asquith refused
to make a statement afterwards. EN-
cited crowds of Britishers surrounded
the government buildings where the
meeting was being held. 1t is felt
tina tho life of the Asquith govern.
ment is hanging in the balance. The
cabinet is completely at variance con-
cernins CONSUMPTION, some being fav-
oraoie' but many being violently
against enforced enlistments.
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1908: Humboldt, $~67,199.64: Churc-
hill. ~S2O0.456.3S; Mineral, ~$11,473.SO;
Nye. s26,361.5S. and Washoe. $751;.
sO6.s7.
This is the states proportion of
taxes collected in these counties for
the first six months OF the year 1915.
There are yet six more counties to
make their returns. Esmeralda. Elko.
Clark. Lincoln. Story and Lander.
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straight up to Lieut.. Mayer Of the
Fifth Regiment of German Chasseurs
stationed at Mulhausen. but before he
had uttered n word a German of.
ticer fired his revolver, point blank,
at the corporal. who fell to the ground.
fatally wounded. He had. however,
sufficient strength left to seize his
rifle and empty the charge at his u.s.
sailant, who fell from his horse.
Peugeot died Immediately thereafter.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
STATES TREASURY
GROANS WITH RICHES

The state treasury has been en-.
riched TO the extent of nearly $780,
300 within the last few weeks by re.
teiving from the county treasurers of
the different counties of the state the
following amounts: Ormsby, $4,565.O3:
Lyon. S~17,65S.4S; Eureka, $15,249.57;
Douglas. $~6,7S9.29; White Pine. $42.-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
APPLICATION FOR
GRAZING PERMITS

NOTICE Is hereby given that all
applications or permits TO Craze cat
tie, horses and sheep within the
RUBY NATIONAL FOREST during
the season of 1916, must be filed in
my office at Deeth, Nevada, on or be-.
fore February 30, 1916. Full infor.
nation in regard to the grazing fees
TO be charged and blank forms to be
used i'll making applications will be
furnished upon reQuect. ]. NJ. Ryan.
Supervisor. d16.j1S
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-28
SWEEPS THE
MIDDLE WEST
BY Pac. and inpI News Service.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-The middle
west is in the grip of a wave so bit.
tcrly cold that ii is feared that much
harm will result.
Fond du Lac. Wisconsin,. however
reports that the coolest weather that
city has experienced is . degrees be.
low zero.
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AT THE

Aaron Hylton. Hylton; Man Rcy-
nolds. Hylton: Mrs. Thos. Parks. Parks
Station; H.. E. Bundy. Elko: w. c.
Paul. w. p. Ry.; H. V. Orenit. Yes
we'll: w. II. Wright; E. j. Massman:
las. Hansberry. Elko: Ted Johnson.
Salt Lake.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
HOW TO SETTLE IT.

Honolulu. T. H.. Jan. IS, 1915.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Where ignorance is bliss 'tis
folly to be wise Likewise, familiar.
ity breeds contempt" etc. All the me
taphorical maxims of q metaphysical
age turned loose at once will not ef.
face the actual fact that communica.
tion is today an immediate factor in
the political affairs Of the world and in
the United States, especially. is this
so. One hundred years ago it was all
well and good to argue and to have
incorporated into law certain sundry
problems of public concern in and
through q feudal system of govern.
mental procedure, but all that bosh is
now being gradually relegated and
democratic law-individual regulation,
-is taking its place.
There was recently introduced in
the California legislature a bill to
keep business out of politics" This
is a true sign that the main question
is becoming more pertinent as the mo-
ments pass. While the current agfta.1
tion on the other side of the continent
does not show to such advantage, it
nevertheless, proves that it is very
vitality concerned. e., army reorgani-
cation discussion-and that the oscil-
lations are simply on the negative side
Of the cycle for the time-being.
We want no muly-mouthed compro-
missing of the main issues II is all right
TO start the wedge with light tap,
but there must be no disputing the
fact that the axiom of our civilization
is law to all alike for the benefit of
the one and the uplift Of the whole.
In order to do this all abstract is
sues must be met and dealt with di-
rectly through the individual. A mans