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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-11
Removing Records

(By United Prcss)
ftTROGRAD. Aug. ll.-Goverr-
ment documents are being removed
from kovno to Bobrinsk.
Russians In Retreat. Say Germans
(By United Press)
BERLIN, Aug. 11.-It IS announc-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
DANES AND DAUGHTERS:

Nh Anna B. Cr0eksr h curator OF
TIE Portland (oro) Art museum
Or. Adelaide Brown OF San Francis
60 has been named By Governor John
.on A a member Of the California
hoard OF health. This b the arst time
a woman has been On the board
sister Julie Rigard, nun, acting rs
nurse In a military hospital war zone
has received the Legion Of Honor Tor
her valor under IRE. she saved VII
laRe from burning and secured food
for wounded men, who were Isolated
under heavy IRE.
Nine. Stephan Panareton, wife OF
the Bulgarian minister to the United
States, Is an American woman, VINO
trst met her husband while teaching
I'm Robert college, Constantinople.
During the Balkan wars their son was
In the bodyguard Of King Ferdinand
Mrs. Inosuke senno, the hrst woman
bank president In the history OF Japan,
began her banking career less than
two years ago, though over seventy
years Of age. She lives but a few
blocks from the institution itself and
Is at her desk sharp on time every
morning. In the operations Of the
bank nothing OF any financial impor-
lance IA ever done without her ap-
prevail and direction.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
SHES kND SONS.

Pafxsck Grant, seventy, has Just -
eired afss. f0rty-nins years Of service
q q policonan m New York
Ernest zoaEA former governor sen
ral q TIE Frseeh province IN East
Afr1cA, has been appointed governor
general Of fndo-China by the cabinet
MarsAaIl Morgan, recently appointed
secretary q the American and Bsttsh
elaans arbitration commission, has
ben for. ths last three years managing
editor Of The Nashville Tennessesan-
The Rfxht Hon- Thomas Burt, who
rose from pit boy to privy councillor
and who q known e. the father OF
the house Of commons" II to retire on
account Of bis age. he IL seventy
seven years old
In recognition Of over twenty-five
ysarT service with the Hamburg
American line Julius p. Meyer OF New
York has been given the decoration OF
TIE Red Eagie Of the fourth class by
the German emperor, through Ambas-
mdor Count Bernstorn.
John n. CaFnahan, the telegraph Cd
orator who flashed the news Of the
Custar massacre to the world In 1916
retired ON New Years day, after active
service Of more than nifty years. BE
has entered upon the enjoyment Of the
pension which the company granted
for long service
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
ESvER BEY.

and naval resources Of Turkey. En-
yer Is mad with ambition, and affects
the genius Of Napoleon. he dreams In
secret Of being able to convert the &C
tual Ottoman directory into a consul
late. In the role Of first consul he
would change the consulate into en-
ptreI His position as son-inlaw Of the
sultan win help him in his aspirations.
Enyer is the hero Of the TripoliCan
war. he asssssinated Maxim Pasha,
the generalissimo Of the Turkish army.
Maxim Pasha belonged to the Old Turk
party. Honest, patriotic and brave,
he represented the very best IN the
Turk The atrocious assassination of
Maxim was doubtless to open the way
Of empire 70 his assassin.
These ambitious dictators have spill
ed the blood Of their adversaries and
are known to be the authors OF many
murders, and the people follow them
with terrible hatred. The directory
may be assassfnated at any moment.
The friends and relatives Of Maxim
are many. Enyer Is the hero Of the
retakIng and occupation Of AdrianopIe,
but even this act, which won him pop
ularity among a few, was not enough
% condOne the murder Of Maxim.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
SOCIETY LEADERS
IN RED CROSS
English EubkvUMaa Subjected
TO Much Criticism.

~NHERE has ben much cri5eism
Of Engl1sh soeiSty women VINO
have gone TO the war @ Red
Gross nursss. and some Of
than have been described a. absolute
" inemcient and a. q menace to the
wounded soldiers A belonging 10
this class there was considerable crit
Icism Of Lady Dorothy Fielding. daugh-
ter Of the Earl Of Denbigh- She was
described as very young and frivolous
and a. one who gave most Of her time
70 carrying on hirtatons with doctors
and ofncerS. But In spite OF all this
talk, and In all probability because she
has seriously devoted herself 10 her
duties Lady Dorothy was recently
dscorated with the Order Of Leopold
By King Albert for sficient WORK per
formed IN the Belgian Red Gross hos
pitfalls.
After the Crimsan war, when Mis-
Florence Nightingale rsvolutionised
the whole system Of army nursing,
Great Britain had no opportunity Of
applying her doctrines until fortyyears
afterward In the Boer war. All mill
tary campaigns during that period had
been conducted In savage countries or
In the orient, where it was impossible
to admit women nurses. The army
medical service at the beginning Of
the Boer war included eight women
nurses and one matron for q hospital
Of 500 patients, as the sum and sub
stance Of the reforms OF Miss Nfghtin-
gale which had been Incorporated In
the war department Before the close
Of the war the Queen Alexandra I'm
pertal military nursing service had
been organized by royal warrant.
The regulations for admittance Of
women into the new service for army
nursing were severe In two respects
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
FIERCE BATTLES OF
POLISH BORDERLAND
ROgIOaoi MasurI0n Lakes Semo
Of Gigantic Conflicts.

Ruin and desolati0n sverywhere
marx the terrific battlenelds OF the
Polish and East Prussian borderland-
The Illustration shows a wrecked
bridge over the Warts or Warta river
ON the road from Kalisch 30 Warsaw.
KaliDch d the WesternmOst city OF Rus
STA IN Poland and II 40 miles nom
Warsaw. The bridge was destroyed
By the Russians to cover { retreat and
was hastily repaired By German pio-
neers. An about has been the scene
Of terrific engagements In which the
Germans have won some notable vic
tories under the leadership Of the re-
doubtAble Won Hindenburg.
This Il the region Of the Masurtan
lakes, where the Russian general, Rem
nenkampR, received a terrific setback
during the latter part OF last August,
when his army by superior strategy ON
the part OF the Germans was driven
into the lakes and swamps with q re-
ported loss OF 125,0O0 killed and
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
FIippant filings.

One thing that bothers Us II what a
jftney passenger does with his strap
arm.-Toledo Blade.
Women have started q movement TO
conceal their ages whsn registering.
Very few Of them look es cid as that
Chicago News
Adulteration Of merchandise has
gone 20 Tar that rubber Is now found
In cotton bales and copper In barrels
Of sugar Philadelphia Record.
One Of the latter day prophets says
the destruction Of men by war VIII III
ttmately result In a revival OF polyga-
my. Not while the price Of bonnets
remains at current quotations.-Hous-
ton Post
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
SHORT AND SHARP.

Don't rely ON another mans pun to
get you to the front.
People will have u good opinion Of
you II you agree with them
Talent and genius are akin, but
genius is generally poor relation.
The face of the earth, II may be said,
presents Just now a fine case Of rash.
The fellow who stands In his own
light must expect to be thrown In the
shade.
Too many OF US get the mistaken
notion that life Is what the ether feI-
low makes It.
At any rate. this war has done won
ders in the way OF pOpulariz1ng the
American dag.
"An women are Kittens" says a New
York actress. Most Of them. however.
have their eyes OXEN.
A woman will forgive n man almost
anything. except the fact that he beat
her at her own game.
II the war continues long enough
North America may become acquaint-
ed with South America.
Another probable cause Of the high
price Of food. The railroads kill the
cows and the automobiles kill the
chickens.
when does a man attain his primer
asks an exchange. When he develops
the courage to talk back to his wife;
but few ever do.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Current Comment.

Seeing America first" Is consider
ably interfered with by the 10000 bill
boards that garnish the natural seen
ery.-Chicago News.
Flood damage and threats Of food
damage we shall have with Us perhaps
always. 1t is the price Of narrowing
river channels, OF cultivating bottom
lands and of running bridge embank-
ments across food plains.-Toledo
Blade.
With a membership gain Of 763y 900,
the churches OF America may look upon
1914 with encouragement and 1915
with hope. But in this country OF ma
jorities the majority is still outside
the churches and the big work Is still
to be dOne.-Phladelphi Ledger.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Cost of Living.

Bread wasn't self rising; the pecE
latOrs were under it.-Atlanta CCnSt-
tuition
II will be observed from the market
quotations that strictly fresh gold s
worth its weight in wheat-Washhg.
ton Post.
The Odor of gasoline as a sure nd
cation OF opulence has been succeeded
by the egg stain on the vest-ce7e
land Leader.
Washington reports that there 3 DO
cause for the price Of shoes to 60 Up
ward. Did it ever occur to Wasnns'
ton that perhaps the manufactGeH
jobbers and dealers may need NE
money7-HOustOn Post.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Fashion FrilS.

Somebody says that women are 81
ing to wear high silk hats. Tbs VII
relieve mere man OF crushing respOH
sIbIlity that he never really enjoyed
There are cords Of comments u
wars influences on new Styles OIH
mix it and twist it as you Wtl' lAsT
ion Is fashion with the same old DILL
Philadelphia Ledger.
Fashion certainly does 60 rom %.
extreme to the other with the ms
astonishing celebrity, and we learn lI ,,,
an authoritative source that the gle
are even now engaged In leapnS i nO-
their present meager surrounuT ~
right into three petticoats apiece
lumbus Journal.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
NAN Of THE HOUR
IN TROUBLED TURKEY
ElvsT Bel, Ambitious Dictator,
Whom Sultan Fears.

There are two distinct and widely
separated parties In Turkey-the Com
mittoe Of Union and Progress, OF the
Young Turk, and the party Of the Old
Turks. The Young Turk Is no longer
the liberal party Of 1908, while the Old
Turk, formerly associated with the
party Of Hamid, has become liberal In
contrast
The Young Turk party became reac-
tonary with its overthrow OF Abdul
Hamid. Its action in the interior Is
characterized by absolutism.
Enver Bey, Talaat Djemal and Dja-
Tid constitute a veritable directory
which the sultan has learned to fear.
EnVer Bey, however, is the man OF
TIE hour and believes himself a man
Of destiny. He was born In Roumelia
thirty-flve years ago. Minister Of war,
he holds In his hands all the military
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

Photo by American Press Association
DESTROYED BRIDGE OVER wARTE RIVER
wounded, while 10000 prisoners were
taken. This was known as the battle
Of Tannenberg.
In this region. too, the Russians just
recently received a second disastrous
defeat at the hands Of the Germans.
This latter lighting has been described
as the February campaign IN East
Prussia and north Poland, and Il Is
regarded a. a second Tannenbery. The
Russians, composing the Tenth army.
were under the command Of General
Sievers II Is true that this command
er, by a skillful use OF the railroads at
bis disposal and by the sacrifice at
times OF entire battahons In order to
bring OF a few guns, succeeded In saw
ing a greater part Of his artillery, but
no fewer than 10000 Of bis 10000
men were counted among the German
prisoners, while his killed and wound
ed In the four days battle with which
these operations were inaugurated and
the subsequent running fights are e.
ttmatsd at not fewer than $1,000 man
The Russians, however, aver that
the last German victory at the frontier
has been exaggerated and that the Ger
mans failed to force the extreme tanks
Of the Russian position
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Pert Personals.

Justice Gerard was another Of tAoss
good Americans who went into diplo
macy for the quiet lfe.-PhrSdelphh
Ledger.
II must be gall and wOrmwood %
Count BOni de Castellane to be cut out
Of such a promising career a. MAJ.
riage.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Andy Carnegie has given away S4-
100000 more than John D. RocksfaL
Ter and apparently doesn't care Who
knows it.-Detrolt Free Press.
General Resale Jones, the vel
known leader OF the sunragetts mg1
Is learning the automobile business
This looks as II she intended to peed
things up a bit-IndianapOlls NsWA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
PITA- AND POINT

Some people know too ma,
Know enough net to. WA
Tel a secret to a frtan5
It 70 your friends friend '~ I'll
he who stores I'D revo,.
ING serpent In his breast -AoS
Ftctuals and vitals
closely combined than usual n~
homemade happiness generrv H..
longer than the kind you Tst oT;..s 80
Every family should ks.n
book In which to record Il. ,'.D
scraps. 'ana!
Thrifty Iceland! When II vsr,A
It sold its whole stock Of No..
Denmark. 0O' %
The man who thinks be cOus 49,
be induced to lay aside his d.. -
slips up now and then.
They can't quiet the Mexican .Ar,
BY telling him that he nav live - -
president for three days
Why Is it that the last word, a, -.
great are so much wiser than any tSsv
uttered while in good heaIthl
A cheerful liar Is one who can .,
aggerate a sandwich into a nm ~,
and make his stomach believe n
The umpire Is hoping that the An.
lean spirit Of neutrality Will be srtpnd
ed to the belligerency Of baseball
A new phOnOscope enables the do,
to see sounds. Nobody expebsnr,,
any difficulty in hearing a cubtst M
ture.
A physician thinks be has discOysr5
an antidote for bichlOride Of merrry
A better way is not to keep the Ttuf
In the house.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Town Topics.

Killing bank robbers has become .
habit In Observation-Disclosures Post
Cleveland police are forbidden 10
wear wrist watches. But are they per
mitted spats?-Detroit Free Press.
The perfect man Il being sought by
Chicago tailors. The only joke IN this
news consists In the fact that they
are looking for him in Chicago.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
There Is some complaint In Boston
that baseball Is interfering with art.
SIN baseball has given Boston consid-
enable prominence that would have
bean impossible to art-Philadelphia
Press.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Facts. From France.

Income tax has been levied IN FraH''
for the first time this year.
There are only about lOO n Dis,5
resident in Paris, and It Is eSl- IN
that in the whole Of France que s =,
ored population numbers less lnAn -,
In some parts of France where nss,y
rains leave the country In n- -,iIts
condition the postmen travel on ', 80.
as do the shepherds and inaiA
pie arr
Three vaccination operStlOu' ,,rst
compulsory in France. The nl'' - n
be made during the first year ,s ,s.r
fancy, the second in the ele' s-,, rsar
and the third in the twenty-ni''
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

LADY DOROTHY YIELDING AZ RKD Cross
NURSE
that the candidate had to have three
years' preliminary training and service
combined IN a civil general hospital be-
fore entering for the special training
Of the military service and have as
well the status Of a good social posi-
don given by birth and breeding, with
sponsors to prove that she was a de-
drable person 10 enter q service com
posed Of ladies. When the necessity
for additional women nurses arose In
the present war the government threw
overheard the first regulation for the
service-that Of three years preltmi-
nary training-but chung with even
more tenacity than before to the sec
ond reguiStion-good social position.
The most prominent English society
women In army nursing are now Eilli-
cant, Duchess Of Sutherland, Lady Sa-
rah Wilson, the Duchess Of westmin-
ster. and Lady Dorothy Fielding, Ia
dies who a year ago were attending
court balls and occupying boxes at the
opera as their main occupation In life,
the value OF their diamond tiaras and
the pedigree Of their pet dogs nIiing
columns Of space in the society papers.
The hour In which war was declared
there was an enrolment Of 1900 reg
uhrly trained nurses IN England, a
large majority OF whom could have
been taken into government service.
They have. however. not been able to
obtain work at the frcnt AZ all Ana
ts1s have been rushed forward, titled
ladies who made donations TO the hos
pital work OF pretty ones who pos-
sessed influence with . member q the
sceenment The most serious eases
Of army nursing have come under tie
hands q these amatsnrs, who have
taken perhaps a course Of a few weeks
cramming a. one q TIE fashionabla
nursing CLASSES e thelr sole prepara-
tea fnr seryica.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
German GIeanings.

Over 800 members OF the German no
bflity have thus far fallen In the war.
Forbach, Germany. Is said to have
the most profitable town forest known.
1t yields an annual net gain Of $12.14
an acre.
A Germans military service has four
phases-active service, serving IN the
reserves, In the landwehr and finally
In the landsturm.
Germany numbers among her popu-
lation 100000 Protestants. 23.5o0,O0O
Roman Catholics and 2ss,O00 Chris
tians Of other denominations.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Short Stories.

South Africans are clamoring for a
parcel post service with the United
States.
1t Is provided in the tariff law Of
Spain that the rates OF duty shall be
revised every five years
Over $500 miles In length, the cable
from Lisbon TO PernRmbuco Il the
longest crossing the Atlantic.
The only water In Iquique, Chile, for
drinking or washing = supplied BY q
company that has had a monopoly for
twenty years and pipes the water
from distance Of ninety miles.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Wireless Whispers.

Test messages Of wireless kilograms
sent In Peru with FIVE kilowatt power
passed the Andes mountains from IA
0e0 to 10000 feet high
japanese electricians were among
the first experfmenters with wireless
telegraphy and have perfected one Of
the most efficient systems known
Two German wireless experts have
succeeded In sending messages through
the earth from mines LOGO feet deep
and one and onehalf miles apart
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
BRIGHT BRIEFS.

The easiest way to get a living Il to
earn It
The more you know the less sure
You are.
A stitch In time Is worth two needles
In q haystack.
A short answer e often followed by
q long silence
Mexico seems to have found the se-
cret Of perpetual motion
Better not Try it on the dog-unless
you are sure Of your dog
Every time a man picks up a few
cents worth Of experience be drops a
dollar.
Indeed DO we live In a rapid aga A
history Of the present war Is on he
market
Irs easier for a young man 10 make
love to a girl than for him 10 make a
living for her.
Ths income tax doen't bother the
man whose principal holdings consist
Of castles IN the afr.
TIE only way to tan for sure that
you don't owe more than you can pay
a 70 50 ahead and pay t.
Il b an hight TO speak wen Of your
enemies, but 4 b bstter 70 give youR
friends the frst compIlmentA
II there 4 enything you haven't sen
now d TIE time TO take good look.
Manufactures announce Z jump n tAs
PIKE q syesIssol.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
'WooLEN WEEK" IN GERMANY

Collections Of Soldier Comforts Made
In Various Municipalities.
America has had its bundle day, and
IN Germany an institution somewhat
similar was recently started under the
name Of "wOoleR week" The object
Of this was 70 collect wooden goods Of
al descriptions which might add to the
comfort Of the soldiers, especially blan-
ksts and knit goods.
An over Germany. women have been
at work knitting for the soldiers. The
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Echoes of the War.

BeIligerents are rapidly eO T,srsL
the point Of legally If we e.n,
Nv II we must."-Chicago HsfIU "a
While the length Of the war ? !, T Tsry
In doubt. the breadth OF Il = n.,roit
certain. 1t is al over Europe
Free Press. -. reOOls
One thing can be said for US ,Sst B
now engaged In the war; aDu ..-,tOn
t t didn't make a close cCrpo'
out Of it.-PhiladelphiA lhqo ~, ~ be
Both sides IN the war elsl% me-
lighting the battle Of neuIrs .s.,,te r
can best show II by a Sl1rs-,oessld
eard for neutral interests
Republican.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
Culinary capers.

Lamb chops are improved II dipped
IN lemon Juice Just before cooking.
In making cake always beat the
yoIks and whites Of the eggs sepa-
rAtely.
Instead Of boiling beetroots roast
them In the oven The favor WIN be
much improved.
To successfully bake q pie crust with
out it's filing line IT with parafnn paper
and Ill with knocked rice.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
A MODERN AMAZON.

ooeisty Woman Of Vienna Discovered
IN Ranks Of Austrian Army.
Fraulein Marie Weissman, a social
favorite In Vienna, was discovered
serving In the ranks OF the Austrian
army. Che secured the proper equip
ment and. Disgusting her sex and
name. enlisted as q one year volunteer.
This class furnish their own equip
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06
servIan MaxIms.

Who does evfl WIN receive worse.
In evf days the man shows what
he Il.
what is taken By force or uniustly
Il cursed
It is better not . commence than
not to 6nish.r
II you wish to know what a man
Is place him IN authority.
!. .Ths victory Is won noi By TIE shin-
Ing arms but ~ the brave hsariA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

SCHOOL ozuDEnr ooLrzurrxo rAokAaB
N BERLm.
question has been 70 set these products
% ne German armies For this rsa-
con 'Eooaen week vas inaugurstsdt
b. ne Red Gross society. dspols we're
established IN various municipalitiss
ard the goods were collected largely
b school children and bronght % the
ngHozl dep0ts. whence they were Tor
Warded a ne soldiers. IL Berlln alone
11000 paclases varying from6 % 800
Do1nds n weight were hu1nghk a fhs
eepslz And forwarded to ~ azuirs
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

YRAULEzz MAHm WEssnAn.
msnt and serve without remuneration.
Secondary military training only b
necessary for this clasa
The fnulein served IN the campaign
in Gaiicia and was reeomnendBd for
promotion on account o. bravery n ae-
ton. Ths discovery q her sex brought
about her retirement, but she - nov
serving with the Austrian Red cros
e0rps
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

Il b an night 10 speak wen o. you1
enemies. but Il b bsttsr to give youR
friends the frst compllnents
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

The only way 10 tan for sure that
you don't owe more than you can pay
a to 50 ahead and pay It.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-06

II there Is anything you haven'tsesn
now d TIE time 10 take q good look.
AlanuractuseEs announce jump n tAs
PIKE q eyeglaaea.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-20
WOMEN REVEAL NEW
SPHERE OF ACTION
WILL HOLD NINETY coNVEN
TIoNs AT PANAMA-PAciFic
EXPOSITION
Especial 10 the BonnnsaJ

INpecIhI 20 tht H"""HN"'I
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20,-Wom-
en- are bringing their clear vision and
great heart interest to nearly every
large and important congress and con
vention OF the 1926 converting in con
nection with the Panama Pacific In
ternational exposition during 1915
Ninety OF these congresses and con
ventions are Of womens organiza
tions exclusively This Is ten timei
as many conventions OF women al
over before met al worlds fair
-