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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
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NSprtleSlllly OpH SelIe ~
lde &puiul in Mii1hen erbielt bon
leiuer 9otldait IN Berlin Befebl, OBJ
Sltreil en. .''4 .4~
SS1 NSien lit n1an nidt beiorgt pe-
ocl1 Dcs GilltrittS StulienS out Der
oeonerilheu Seite; es berridt BORT
Sic grobte Sieges5uuerlidt, Die nod
ourd, oas @eriid)t erb0bt Miro &l1B-
Iol1o babe Sic 9lbliht, Srieoen 81
itlieben. s. miro Sic &erml,tbltng
III 2onoon ollsgeiproden, oab Sta=
liens l1uo Ml1blanos S11terellen o1f
pen1 Solfan lt1O in ser M0rta OH etll=
onoerploten %fonntel1, melm Die ro1l11=
1he Megierl1ng sort 81 mad)tlg mer=
Ben lollte.
Ser @crlirer @eribt pont oltltden
@rieg:ibo1plat la6t ertenne11, oaB
porgelhobene oeutId,e &apallerie IN
&urlm1o in ser atdbe bon @inom
Can ser Siticefiilte nabe oem Gin
gang 5lln1 Migoiidea M%eerbnlen) nit
oell1 0eino Iiiblll,1g befommen bat.
sSsr ser @egello 5milhen 0en Njen1er
u1o Sdmull iino nelte rl1lltlbe An<
grille abgeidlagen tporoen; in 60
li5ier lit nod bieiem 8eridt fetne
nenure,1srpertbe Nenoerltng elngetre=
ten.
gin rulliid)er @eribt 1agt, 6aB Die
9eidieBung bon 9r5empsl bonn Use
lten Der f%ortoal1ert, uno 6ob ote
be,1tld)=olterre;diid)en Sruppen perit=
d)et, Sic Nl1lien metter aus lbren out
oem oitliden liter bes San befinoli=
den Stellungen 81, pertreibem, 11
Nr5empsl ein3ulblieBen. ueber Die
Nadridt bon Scr @innabme &igaS
liegen meoer oeutide no6 engltide
8eltdtigrnge11 Dor, uie iiberbm1pt je'
Sc Mad)ridt 81 ser geitrtgen &ope1=
bogener Oepelde feblen.
SOM meltliden 8eridt mel6et ser
gerliner 8eridt britiide Mngriffe
BEL Neupe Gbape1e uno fran5oitlhe
utf 6e,1 9orette-@iigeln, sic tbetlS ob=
geldlage,t, tbeils nod ni6t entid)ie>
Sen lin6.
Som Ser Giirfei fommt Elm @eridt,
mo1od) sic tiirfii6en Sr1ppen Mn=
griffe gegen Sic auf @a0ipoli Be-
fin0lid)en 2an6ungstruppen unter=
non1n1e,1 baben. Muf bei6en 6liigeln
m1tr6e1t sic Mqiierten aus tbren por=
gelhobenen Stellungen anf tire
@al1ptltellung 5uriidgeorangt, mab=
reno oos tiirfii9e Centrum Biz auf
Sic lettere por6rang. @on Den MQts
ierten unternommene @egenongriffe
tp11r6en NIT f9peren @erluiten fir
oieie 5uriidgeidlagen. Gin 2onooner
&omnentar iagt, 6ab 5mar no@ fort
tpdbren6 nidtamtlide Depei6en
Madridten iiber @rfolee Ser Mliier=
ten bringeu, BOB aber Sic omtlid)en
@tellen 1td itillidmeigeno berbalten,
NOS idon eintge &ritif berm1sgefor=
bert bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

gu berbleiben geoentt. - Mit Dem
8iegeliteinbefleioen 6es neuen @eis
@eidaftsgeba116es gebt es gut poran.
- Srene @ngelbar6, mel4e in Dienlt
ser @ebrii6er Sod ltano, befin6et iid
ulf einige ISOLDE int elterGihen Sau-
ie. - Der acknowledgements unie-
res bodtp. B%farrers, P. Benno, ..
g. g., it gegenmartig mieoer ein'lelo-
lider.
Midmonb.
Nad langerem Deiude bei Ser bler
mobnen6en 5amilie Sobn 2eitbner lit
Jrau Yollter 11a6 ibrem @eim in
5argo, g. g. 3uriidgefebrt. - Sobn
Ya1tala u,6 1rau bon siiieton, g.
o, iin6 bier gum 8eiud Ser M1tt=
ter eingetroffen. - gouar6 Slider
bot feline gteQe als 2a6enoiener in
81. sc. l1tedts @eihaft aufgegeben
un6 miro feline friibere SteQe beim
Clemens Soft in 9foseoe mieoer iiber=
nebn1en. - @ele,ra &rdmer peilt gu
eitpem pertpanotidaftliden gei 11de in
ct. CLOUD. - Motb. @entneS fem,
Elm Sniaiie 6es ct. Soiepbs 2llten=
beim in ct. CLOUD, i'll bier eingetrof=
fen un6 miro 6ie Commemorate bei
letnen &in6ern berbringen.
81. Martin.
MmIomner ltagmorgen %berbreitete
iid mie Elm 9auffeuer 6urh Ole gan5e
@emein6e sic Madridt Don DEM plob=
liden So6e 6e5 6rei5ebn Sabre olten
sobnes Ser 6omilie Soiepb Sbelen
Don bier. Ger Sunge lit onldei=
memo an Ser Sales.--future; es ieete iih
9lutpergiftung Elm, Die Dem jungen
9eben ein 10 bol6iges gnoe
madte. No9 Elm an6eres Wat=
glieo Ser 1amilie lit, mie es beiBt,
an Ser Sales.--future erfranft, iiber BEL
len 8efin6en boffentli9 balb grfreu=
lides 5n beridten fem miro. Sen 10
idmer gepriif item gltern mnrbe in Ser
Stunoe 6es berben @erl11i ties aqge=
meines 9eilei6 befunoet> in bas iif
auh ser uNor6itern" tbeilt u116 Sem
Ser torbenen Die emige &ube miniht.
Sauf &api6s.
9lnt lebten 5onntogabe11D lit 6ral1
81. 2inb, mel6e mebrere Sabre bier
nobnbaft mar, inn Sitter bon e Sab=
rem %geltorben. 3ienitagmorgen fon0
sic 8eer6igung auf Dem bieiigen
@taotfrieobofe itatt. - Montagmor=
gen ltarb inn glitter bon rs Sobren
6rau Mntonia 8ianga, melher Dor
So Sabren ii6 bier oniie6elte limo
ieitoem ibr &eim beibebtelt. - Sic
par in 9euti6lan6 geboren, bon mo
ie in 6ieies 2an6 austpanoerte nn6
ii9 bier nie6erlieb. Wfitttpodmnorgen
fan6 6ie 8eerbigung bon Ser &atbe-
6rale in ct. CLOUD aus itatt.
- Mm Sonntagnadmtttag muir
Sc ser @eterone Geo. g. Moron,
peld)er i'm Sitter bon 70 Sab-
rem om 5%reitogaben6 CUR groBen Or
mee obbernfen pur6e, auf oem bie=
1iaen SSrie6hofe beer6iat.
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20. Mfai.

ENGLAND erbalt Elm nel1es &abtnett,
oas itd aus o1en 8arteien 5uiam=
menieten mir6. gburbi1 m11b ge=
fen, So 6os &iiftrittsgei ltd oes er=
item CORDS Ser Momiralitat 8iiber
bon Ser @egierl11g nidt angenommen
>poroen lit. Sir g6maro @rep, Sci
hitter bes MeuBern, bletbt inn Mmt.
Gel,tlhlon6s Mntmort a11f Sic arne=
rifaniide Mote miro in @aibington
nidt Dor Mblm1f po,t 5ebn Sagen er=
>portet. gs miro omtlih 5ltgegeben>
6ob sic Ser. Stooten nidt sic be-
oingungsloie ginitellung 6es 6eltt.
ihen Sol1dbootfrieges g%eforoert bat,
ionoern MIR in SEN 6ailen, mo- 6aS
2eben bon Mmeritonern gefor6ert
miro.
@om Often meloet Berlin un6
@ien sic @efangemobme metterer
1000 &uiien beim %l1ebergang iiber
Den Son, n0r6lid bon Er5empsl uno
Saroslou; bierbei puroe Die @ta6t
Sienatpa beiebt. Sic ruiiii6en NIT
litdrilden Sa6peri tdt6igen geben
iebt ibrem Neiiimismas uber 6ie 9a=
ge, nnperboblen un6 u%nbebinoert
6urd} sic 3eniur, Musorud. IS miro
in Iolden 8eridten geiagt, 6aB sic
rul1i1hen Mrmeen iibermenidli6e Mn=
itrengunge11 5u iiberiteben boben
merone, Inn nidt einem boQitan=
oigen ltnbeil entgegen gu ieben. Die
9(breiie 6es 3aren CUR Sront bringt
matt NIT acknowledgement Mbiebungen
bon ruIiil6en &omman6euren in Ser
binoung; bierbet miro Dor oaem Ser
bisber als &el6 gefeierte General
0imitrieff genunnt; einige @eru@te
ipred)en ielbit bon elmer Mbiebung 6es
@roBfiiriten @ifoIons ols Oberbe-
feblsbober. &uiitfde &ommentare
be5ei@ne11 a1t@ 6te Gage in @iiomeit,
pollen als idtpierig; oie Deuti@en
periuden einen @ormari@ bon &ie1ce
aus our @eidiel un6 etnen l1eber-
gang iiber 6ieie iii6li@ bon Stpango=
ROB. 8enn bieier Glon erfolgrei@
ausgefiibrt miirbe, miro sic Stellung
ser @uiien BEL Stpangero6 nn6 @al-
i6ou fir .1tnbaltbar gebalten.
SIM @eiten entmideln iid Die @am-
pfc arf 6em 0itlt@en l1fer 6es Sea-
malls, noroli@ bon Opern, 5uguniten
ser Denti9en. Sii6lth bon Meube
@bopeue tpl,r6e elm brtttider Mngriff
obgeidlagen. Muf oen 2orettoe&oben
muroen einige fein6lt@e S@itengra,
ben genommen. Gin fron50fii6er @n-
griff BEL Me11bine brad nit idmeren
@erl1lten fir sic Mngretfer 5uiam=
men. Ser 8oriier 8eridt meI6et,
6oB ont Mittmo9 rotbes @etter uno
6idter Mebel geberridt babe, un6 ole
&Gmpfe a1tf ser gan5en Sront rub
ten.
Ser fron50iti6e Gii6er6ampfer ct.
Suit pnr6e torpe6tert, ebenio Der brit
ti1he Compiler @rimorb.
Ser Sting nm Br5empsl miro int
m1er enger ge5ogen, o1t@ iin6 oie
0iterreidiidpznngartiden Sruppen am
Dnieiter iiegretd gepeI en-.
Moh 8erliner Mel6mngen ftn6 Die
@erl11te Ser @niien ant Miemem gan5
enorme getpeien.
Sos itolieniide 8orImnert bot Den
g(ntrag ser &egierung, ibr &rtegS=
bolmodt 5u %getpdbren, nit 407 ge=
gen "a @timnett angenomtren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Illus der unn9e9end.
Summing.

5armimg.
s.. g. &orte nn6 Jrau beluhten
tSolnltag un6 Mol1tag lire nabe g(l=
bonp lpobnen6e Todter> Irau 9(a1=
quit &oborlt. Jamilie Ibeo.
Yriinnmer BON Ni6mono ipra6
9onntug bier bel 8ertpan6ten Dor.
: 6on1ilie sos. @ades mar gonn=
tag in ct. Nidolas bel Der 5an1ilie
Wfid. yacfeS 5u @a1te. - @ei9mi=
tier Milbelm, &atbarina un6 Maria
SilperS eri tatteten Sonntag in Gid=
mono einen berman6tidaftlid)en 8e=
ll1b. - Nid). &lenlmter un6 Iodter
9toia maren Sonntag bei Ger untpeit
@lbonp tpobnen0en Tamilie S. &oGa
gu 8aite. - 8ernbar6 2iiden madte
in @egleitung oes Nn6. @6ring BON
Gol6 Spring einen Nlbiteder no6
Beo1lieu, BON mo lie Samitag 5l1=
r%lidfebrten. - @einrid 9il1gmam
nno @ottin batten Montogabeno sic
Wfitglie0er 6es &ir9en9ores Bel iid}
gu Ga tie, nobel man iid) BEL Muiif,
@el fang n16 &artenipiel beItens nn=
terbielt. 80. S. @uid) 11n6 SRI. &otb.
SilberS errangen beim Spiel sic er=
iten 8reiie.
@atfins.
Am 6reitog fd1iebt sic bielige
Bfarri41le, un6 ont nahiten Conn.,
%tagaben6 fin6et cine bon Sen 30glin=
gen iener Sdl1le gegebene l%1nterbal-
t11ng itatt. - Sic s(rbeit an Ser elef=
trii9en MISUNDERSTANDING gebt
raid bonltattem un6 es miro MIR
nod einige @oden bean1prud)en,
Damn miro sic Sta6t in ibrer berrli=
den 8eleudtnng gldn5en. - Sobonm
Sbeis, meldjer 6ieies 6ribiabr 6ds
u1gliid bate, Elm 8etn 5u breden,
lit 10 tpeit berge tent, baB er ieiner
MQtogsarbeit mie6er nad5geben fam.
ct. Soiepb.
Gem Soiepb SdtpegeI> melder bier
cine groBe Menge 6reu116e bot, muir
6e bel ieiner Mnfunft nit ieinem
iungen 6rarhen SOS er iih om
9ienitag in @onegepiqe bate an=
trauen laiien, ein redt marnner @m=
pfang un6 boffentlid mer6en iid BET
linn un0 ieinem gbegelponlt Sic bic
len Observation-Disclosures per<
mirflt6en. M0ge es 6em iungen
&oare, 6os bier fem @eim baben
miro, lange re@t gut gefallen un6
tpob1 ergeben! - @ierorts miro iett
i6on cine miir6ige 6eier 6es g%lorrei=
6en @ierten auen grnites beiprodan.
- Ser bier MeiIen tpeI tIid bon bier
>mobnen6e Mif. Tbielma111 I6Bt n,f
ieiner id0ner Sorm Elm 30X30 SUB
groBes 1te11es @obnbous ba1er, 6as
5tpei gtod bo6 erri6tet un0 MODERN
ei1tgeridtet miro.
Gate @enrp.
&ommen6en Dtenitag miro in Ser
bieiigen 8farrftrde Sobn Slmidei6
BON ct. Marti1n SRI. 6rances Semitic
bon bier als 8ral1t 5rm Iraualtare
fiibren. - Sobn 2ieier lit gliidlider
Beiiber zines 6or6 Mutomobils. -
Sbeo6or @tebars bon &idmono bat
in ser bieiigen Creamery Mnitequng
als @ebiilfsbntterma6er ge1rommen.
Npscpe.
@elena gngelbaro itebt inn 1ienit
6es Sror5 &oo@, pelder sic bon Ser
Mortbmei tern Gelepbon=@ ompanp Bel
ser &eparat11r ibrer SelepbomStre6e
angeitelten Mrbeiter, befoitigt.-6o-
milie S. %. @i1ger befin6et iid in
ct. 2ouis &c.,, mo lie langere 9eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
&Qtte @nu1Dr.
Gin Gelbgrauer, Der Elm Metnurbtllett
hattie.

Gin Jelograuer, Der Elm @etonrbiQett
hattie.
Die n&ieler 3eitung" per6ffentli4t
in Der @erte ibrer n&teler Selopoitz
briefe" cine bub1fe @piitel, bic Elm
bartgeiottener Telograuer aus "@iQa
@orgenfrei, @traBe 2uitig @erniprez
fer: Mmt @9aBengraben II 42)"
ttnem 5reuno in Der 9eimat geianbt
fat. @r er3dblt bartn in Der 9anptz
la@e, pte er bas @tierne &reu3 be-
tam:
No.. Gs nor am IL. OCTOBER, 1914.
Infer Battalion lag i'm @@lBengraz
ben. 600 Meter bapon lag in einem
3eri@ohenen @eb0ft Der 8ataiuons<
{tab. Sd sebDrte als 8efeblsempfanz
ger fir bic &ompagnte ba5u. Ma4z
mittags 2 ubr, Bel ftrablenbem Cont
nenf@etn, fraete ser Maior b. g., tper
BON uns bier Befeblsempfdngern gum
Battalion in Die @@uBenlinie geben
noble. 9ieies mar BEL Sage eine tiBz
lt@e @ef@i6te, benn Die 9erren 5ranz
3oien unb Surtos batten Die bdBlt@e
Mngepobnbeit, auf jeben &erl NIT Sea-
nonen uno neutrality-suspicious. gu
1@ieBen. @er ii@ ni@t ppriab, be-
tam elm @tiid rGiien tns &reu5."
Mlfo t@ melbete MIDI freipt1tg. Ser
Maior fab MIDI fragenb an, ba i@
i'm aber ladenb tpieoer aniah, fagte
er: n@ut, g., sic meroen es f@on
modem" Sd ba@te r9ante fir bic
quite Metnung." l1n6 los: ~Gfa oenn
man to-"
Sbne @emebr, oamit id gut lauz
fen tonnte, ma@te i@ MIDI auf ben
Meg, uno taum mar t@ bunbert See
ter gelaufen, gtng bas 9D0enton3ert
los. Sui, bui. ratf@zratf@ztnad< tnadz
tnad ging cs nit @9rapne(ls, Grand
ten unb Maidinengemebren iber, me-
ben, btnter unb Dor mir armen @inz
ber los. Bump mir NAL men 9aler,
ba@te t9 uno lief metter, tmmer
Sprung auf-lauf, lauf. 60 fam
i@ gliidli@ I'M @@uBengraben an, gab
meme 8efeble al, unb bann gings
mieber iiber freies Telb 3uriid. 9atte
i@ f@on auf Dem 9inmarf4 &on3ert
dehdbt. nun tpar sic &apele per1tdrft
poroen. Gs bliBte unb pfiff um MIDI
ber, bab meme 3tgarre betnabe aus
gegangen mar, uno bas min piel ia
gen. Sd lief i'm 3id5ad porparts.
plDblt@ fpmmen mir bic @ef@of
ober 70 nabe, oab fte mir balb meme
reue felograue Uniform 3erf4oRen
bdtten. Mlfo mas ma@en9 9alt, ih
merfe bic Mrme in bic 2uft unb met
men merten aabaper auf bic @roe.
l1no ftebe ba-sefeuert &pur6e nt4t
mebr. 9uale ungefdbr nod 5ebn Miz
nuten meinen 3tgarrenftummel unb
bann laufe i@, mas bas 3eug balten
min, gum Maior nit meiner Meloung.
Ser Maior botte aber nit feinem
Ternrobr meinen 2auf perfolgt, unb
als i6 MIDI binmarf gefagt r@erflu&t,
NH, 1T q. obgef@oKen." &rantenz
TRIGGER batten 8efebl erbalten, midi gu
bolen, fobalb es buntel murbe. 9u
tannft Dir bic perouBten Mugen bes
Maiors ni9t poriteqen, pte t4 ploBz
li@ bei1 unb gefuno Dor ibm ftebe unb
meme Meloung abgebe. sd, i'd
bente, sic itn6 gefallen2" 1agte Ct.
.Satpobl, @err Major, ober t@ bin
pteber aufgeftanben," mar meme Mnt<
mort. Darauf la@te CT ber3lt@. CAB
mir bic 9anb uno iagte: So, l4lan
finb bic S%ran5oien, aber sic baber1
fe bo@ an Der Nafe gefibrt." 9arauf
bartte i9 benz 9errn Maior nno iagte
ibm, bab i@ i'm 8eib etnes @etours
biQetts tpGre, morouf er pieoer la@te."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02

acute since the Norwegian
lines steamer Trondhjemsfjord was
torpedoed by a German submarine
July 81. An English cruiser had stop
ped the steamer, put prize crew on
board and directed the vessels course
to Kirkwall, when the torpedoing oc.
CURED. The Norwegian press, com
planning bitterly against the British
admiralty, assert that the steamer
was loaded in New York under the
supervision of three inspectors from
the British consulate who sealed the
ships matches, and among the ships
papers was an affidavit from the con.
Sulate to the effect that the ship had
no other cargo than what the papers
showed. Aside from this, the Norwe-
gian government had guaranteed that
possible contraband would not be re
shipped from Norway to any OF the
belligerent countries. Notwithstand-
ing this the ship was seized prize
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nag hoisted and the unlawful prize
was directed toward Kirkwall The
chief of the German submarine tor
pedoed the steamer because it was
bought from England last December
and was. therefore. according to his
instructions, considered to be an Eng
fish ship.
The loss Of the Trondhjemsfjord
amounts to several million dollars,
only partly covered by insurance.
There was no contraband on board
according to German rules. The cargo
consisted of 10000 bushels of gram.
pork and tobacco.
The loss of Norwegian ships since
the war broke out year ago amounts
to about $10,000,000, of which only
S4,000,000 was covered by insurance =
the rest falls on the ship owners. The
majority of the ships have been tor
pedoed by German submarines, sey-
eral without warning.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
ToNoPAH BONANZA MINING COM.
PANY

Location of principal place of bus
mess. San Francisco. California. Lo
cation OF works, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors, held
on the 10th day of August, 1915. an
assessment NO - OF one OD cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United states gold coin
to the Secretary. at the office OF the
company. No. 365 Bush street, San
Francisco California
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18Th
day OF September. 1915, will be deln-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made
before. will he sold on Monday. the
nth day of October, 1915, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale
BY order of the board of directors.
ALFRED X. DURBROW,
Secretary.
Office No, 365 Bush street, San
Francisco. California. Al2tsll
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE WAR


CHRIsTIANIA, Norway Sept g.
Norwegian ship owners complain bit
terly against the practice Of English
warships in forcing Norwegian yes
sells bounu for Norway to put back
to British port. In many cases
these Norwegian ships have been out
side OF the war zone, and, on their
being forced to return 10 British
ports, they have been the victims of
German submarines Had the vessels
been left alone by the British ships
they would have reached their home
port safely
Protests by Norway to England
have been met by the answer that the
British government will hold itself
responsible for Norwegian shipping
that is treated in this manner, but
the Norwegian owners continue to see
their ships destroyed.
The question has become especially
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Subscribe for the Bonanza.
ASSEssMENT NOTICE No. 4
ASH BOy CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY

Location Of principal place Of bus
mess, Carson City, Nevada. Location
Of mine and works, Tonopah, Nye
County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors, held
on the 26th day of August, 1915 an as
sessment of one cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin to the Seore-
taTy. at the branch office OF the com
pany. Tonopah Nevada
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 29th
day OF September 1915. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale AT pub
lie auction ana unless payment Is made
before. VIII be sold on Saturday Octo-
Der 30th, 1915. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order OF Board of Directors.
Il. II. MEAD. Secretary,
Tonopah Nevada. A26-S2S
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Application No. 1896
Notice of Application for Permission
10 Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that ON the
14th day of June. 1915, in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter 140 of the
Statutes of 1913. one r. ]. Bell of Aus
tin, County of Lander. and State of
Nevada made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission TO
appropriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such appropriation
is to be made from Lower Antelope
Springs, at point \. 30 deg 80 min
west 1888 feet from SIC corner of Sec.
~. T. ~ n. r. 3S H.. NJ. ID. r. & NJ. by
means OF dam ana 120 gallons per
hour Is to be conveyed to the SEA of
y. r. 4 NJ. by means of a pipe line
and there used for stock watering pur-
poses Water not To be returned to
stream.
Date of last publication, Sept. 2. 1915.
(SignedD w NJ. KEARNEY,
state Engineer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
NEW DEVICE FOR
RAISING GOLD STOCK
TREASURED COINS TO BE SUR.
RENDERED AND RECEIPTS
GIVEN FOR THEM

BERLIN Sept 2 The Imperial
bank has invented new device for
Increasing It's gold stock. II is aimed
at the many memorial gold coins
which people either lay aside or wear
as jewelry. Thus not few German
women wear brooches or bracelets
with three gold coins Of 1883. called
THE three kaiser year." bearing the
heads OF the three emperors who
ruled over Germany in that year
Coins OF 1913, In commemoration of
the present emperor's twenty-ffth
year on the throne. are similarly
treasured. Coins of this kind have
not been turned into the Imperial
bank out OF patriotism. because the
owners think that they show their pa.
triotism best by holding on to them.
Now the bank is inviting them TO sur
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
SALOON MAN MURDERED

o. n. Bates. who kept little sa-
loon near the Utah line east of Mon
tello, was found shot to death behind
the bar No clew has been found to
the identity OF the assassin
ss@AN~eN%SSeee
render the treasured coins and take
receits for them, and promises 20 re.
turn TO them similar coins within a
year after peace.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
GRAND JURY
MEETS SEPTEMBER 2

Subpoenas have been sent out for
the Jurymen who viii serve at the APP
proaching session of the federal grand
jury, which meets Al Carson on the
Goth Of September. Already there are
forty nine eases that will be present
ed 20 the jury for consideration and
about ten more are expected before
the time arrives for the body TO meet
Most OF them are for selling liquor To
Indiana
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02

H. r. orier, Gen. ACT, TonOpah. New.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
TAKES LIFE WHEN BUT
THREE MONTHS BRIDE
WIFE OF FORMER FRATERNITY
RULER FOUND HANGING IN
HER KITCHEN
ny Associated Press,

SANTA CRUZ, Sept 2 The three
months wife of Rev Josiah Simms
past grand sachem of the Redmen
was found hanging in her kitchen to
day. nearby chair indicating sui
eide She was formerly Eliza Thorn
as. a Grass Valley school teacher.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
A QUICK CONVICTION
SECURED AT RENO

J. c. Matthews was convicted of as
sault with intent to kill by jury in
indge Barney Moran's court yester-
day. The jury was out less than five
minutes. Matthews was tried upon a
charge OF having slashed Mrs. Fay
Brickel about the neck and head on
the night of June 21st with razor
Journal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
PREPARE TO ISSUE
BODY ATTACHMENTS


DENVER, Sept 2.The military
court which is investigating officers
of the national guard. has been ad-
vised that it has legal authority to
compel the attendance of witnesses,
and today prepared to issue body at
tachments.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-02
cASHEs TWO FORGED
CHECKS AND MAKES ESCAPE

Sunday evening a stranger sue
ceeded in cashing two forged checks
for $22 each on local business houses
and making his escape. The checks
were drawn in favor of George Ellis
and signed c. w. Matthews. On his
way to the Southern Pacific station
some time during Sunday night, the
forger threw his hotel key into the
yard of l.. d. Hubbard Silver State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25
u. S. REPLY TO GERMANY
NOT OFFICIALLY RECEIVED
Berlin Foreign Office Unwilling to
Comment on Newspaper Version
of Answer-Press Criticism.

BERLIN. April 30, via London. April
- !. So am.-The American govern
rlent's answer TO the recent memo
randum of Count Won Rernstorf. the
German amba ssad dor to the United
states has not Yet reached the foreign
office in any official form. While the
officials there are unwilling to comment
on the newspaper versions of the reply.
II IS said that the answer. If II has
been correctly transmitted, will scarce
" cause surprise here. little hope had
been entertained that the United states
would a bandon her traditional policy
The newspapers continue to assert
that the American policy is so one
sided that il is impossible to term 1t
neutrality. The KreuZ Zeitung today
recalls President Wilson's declaration
that the sale of submarines is incon-
sistcnt with the spirit of true neutral
fly and asks where it is consistent to
draw a distinction between submarines
and cannon or shrapneL
The newspa per maintains that good
will is lacking In the United States.
adding. 1T can be neutral, but 1t does
not wish TO be
The Zeitung Am NIittag says: Sec
rotary Of State Bryan knows very well
that the wholesale supply of arms and
amnGuitiens is worth more to allies
than ten army corps.