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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
@as mau iibcr NUS iagt.

ante; tbuL lpas ibn bebo0t. unb,
nouns ion fpcilt, Sen TrdIibcntcn lnut
Elm Hinbpieh id,eItcn. &nilct ibn
mic CT III; mn idupct nidlt INNER
picocr Dem Ntif Wlb bclicu aus
Idmdrmcnbcr &plfbcit burd, Den
%crludL Srcnbc in Cures @ollcnS II.
Mieincn0 @cbdus ~cin5uSpdnacn. Sit
niht bc9rciflid, boB Der Tmerifnncr
bic @ntitebulg bcs Ariegc5 Iid altI
Icinc &ciic Slrcdltlcgt?- Sab CT
SclAicn'a Sd)iGinl aus nlbcrcm Nilac
iicbt uls Der Scutidc? Sns r&ccr ais
Sclblt6pcd", Den v0tilitariemlS', be-
itobnt? llnb piitbcnb pfnlld)t, lpcntl
nod LANCER Siirrc Nun Der &ricg, Gin
c%llropdiidcr, inn Den &rnm perbirbt?
Silr Wonatc, bpditens, Gam; bann
bcbt CT lid III ME 9ciehcnc Erodt. @tc
audi bel ms Die @ilricl fnllcn: Den
@ouptgcipinn ltrtidlct Sbr Gin. Ser
nltcn europa toitct Der aricg (6ins>
lpicr Nufrponn. %crlpilitung, 0es
ldditapcrluitl bunNcrttnuicnp Mtiaios
ncu @nrt oocr mchr; lie luirb nit YIN
lcibcn uno Stcucru bcpadt. Nud ppr
hen Slidcn bes Sicgcrs ucriintcn Sum-
Den, Die gcitcrn 81 aalf mn 3abllnn9
fdhig pnrcn. llngcmcincs @ngniB
lit ollf u%nicrcr @rbc filr mnndrs Sabr
uidt dl5filbrbar. Gud ltrcbt Nncs
Su: Sinnn5miniiter unb ailnItlcr, Or
timber unb YrpiitIpiircr. Nur bon
Shlndc brollhct Sbr Glrd (unb Den
Srrits @cbaufcn, Der nid,t 81 cripilrgcn
lit 81 l0icn, MIR bic llntrdlltcr Der
Scn1n9ogic ollsSuidtcn: bnnn icit Sbr
Die pirfcuben Scrrcn Der @clt uno
rciict nnd) europa mic Elm groBcs
Nilrnbcrs, ba3 nudriilblcu lcbrt, mic
mans i'm Gngcn chit tricb. Scr
llmfana Cures Eluncn5 mn %pQcnz
bcns lpirb pie Gin Mdrd)enlpltnbcr an
gcitaunt. Inns pfcrd)t. Sicgcr, Sc
iicgtc, Ncutrnlc, Die Yfliht in Ginfudls
belt. Cure aln8c lit grunblpa; 9ilrtct
Grd) nllr iiir Gin @eildcn in @cpulo.
Cb bic @eid)dftc, bic, Sbr in Der
&ricge6cit crba'dtct, gut oocr ltleht
ried)cn. ipplen mir pffcntIid icst nitt
%priifen. @rlaubt lie @cies unb Sroud)
mas ihicrt Cub frembcs ScrSleib?
%crbictct lie misunderstanding: bcrcn
@irfiamfeit miiiien Die Hegicrcubcu
iideru. @cihin,pf uiiBt nidt. Che
DER aampf nusseiod)tcn, bas Sud, icis
ucr @cneiis ilber icOcn 3lueifcl 8cbpbcn
lit, micgt @llcr llrtbcil ms pic cincs
Niibnhens Scber. Sdreibcr mnb
Hcbncr mngcn lid, n%ustobcu. &ir iinb
uiht aetrdnft lhnben nidlt Mubc bns
| 5u) ircrcn ms, bnB Sbr iilr Sclgicrl
IN icbcm Ionot 3ehn NiiQipucn bin
gubet, fiir Yolcu mitiorgcn mpilt,
@urcr ainbcr Sparbiid}icn Dfinctct.
gruitlif nbcr bitten mir, nicbt 81
3ctcrn, ipcnn uncertainties Sdiifc
ourd, Den Nngriif beutid)er 5auhbootc
gcifdbigt iperbcn. Gn9ldnb lpil un5.
mir lppllcn England Die 3ufubr BON
gtdbrmittcln llnb HobItpfierl iperrcn.
Sbr perildet nid)t, OIL ~unicrcr aiiitc
81 lunbcn; bieibct audi Der britiidcu
fern. Shr mnrbet friib 9elparnt. 8aa
jeBt lpcrbcu ipl, liz Dor unbarmbcrz
5igcr NotblptnDigftit gebotcn; nulB
icin. lluo fem 8cb9cldJrci, fcinc
9rubnng orange in Seutidlanb'o
Chr"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
Gin farmer Hber Sic ySar'
iuer lttlien".

ellis, aaninS.- @crtbc Rc6df.
tionl 0toftc einige 3eilcn erpioern
uilf Den Allsfal, Den cin gclpiiier q.
i. Iif) 9egen Die GARNER Union" IN
Der porleBten drummer inter Dem
Sitel nElauoercicn zines Scicrs". cr-
lnl,bt bat. 9lua Dem Sfrciben ocs
gellanntcn Serrlt qebt bcrpor, 0oB
oerlelbc fem fotboliid)er sSnrmer icin
fam, lonIt miiroe or ilbcr Die bctrei.
ienoc Union meill9er poreillgenoms
men iein. Is Mag icin. OnB er 81
@eid,1itslellten oOer @anolcrn
gehort. benen Die Sarmcrqcnoiiens
Ihaft riht in Den arom paBt. IS
idjeint mir, Der betreifenoe Ginicnbcr
iicbt's nidt gerne. oaB Ole Snrmer
6cim 8erfouien ibrer cigencn Ero.
buftc etpns III iogcn hnbcn, nod 0oB
lie iid) 5l @enoiienifaiten I'M Site
relic zines bciieren Wtarftcs pereini
gen 0iirien. .Sereinlgllng mud)t
Strait" lit cine dlt6epGbrte Neplic
Der 8elgier. llnierc Mrbeitcr bobcn
oieie Iepiie IN Die Yraris umgeieBt
uno cute griolgc cr5Iclt. @esholb
%iolltcn mir Sormer nifr 10 tbm?
@cshalb eiiern ms cine aroBe In.
jnbl 2ellte, Die i'd Inn ms illtcrcilie.
rell, llldt an, ms 5lt organllieren?
@esbalb empfieblt MAJ ms nidt
nohoriidliber eas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
len, mie es III 0eutld,lano 5ltnl gro.
BEN Scgen Der SormerbeuDlferiung
beitcbt? (G~rfrnbigen Sic lid bel Der
Gentralltelle ocs Central . &creirs
0iesbetreif.- anm. Der Heb.)
lleber Die Gntid)eioung oes opoitps
liihcn Gelegoten III Der oSnrmer
Union" sSrage ifeint u. j. i;h nid)t
flor an iein. Sotte er 3. .. bieie Sci
tuna ODER Den o2onomann" gcleien.
10 bate er aeieben. oaB Die ~Guuim"
uno Die oTormer llnlon" nid)t ais
perbotenc @eicaihuitcn gcltcn. cine
%Gntifeioul9 iiber Ole o8ranae" obcr
p%erid)oben mlr6e. -AlId) erflort Is.
t.. piele fotboliidc Sarmer miirbcn
Der Linton mcaell oil lbrem @lhubell
Sd)iiibrlld, lclhc,. acin MlunoCr,
lpenn man Dem Sarmcr iene llniona
pcrleioct, ebcu neil or aotbollf lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

~ II Scr i~lucitcn ScbrlIarz Summer
IL Der o3ufunft" bat ser %bcfannte
~ Yubli5iit Mnrinilion 6nrpcn
~ cine Artifele Seric iibcr bic Sage
Imcrita's inter Dem Sitel .Su bair CO
bsiier" peroffentIiGt. @r bclcud)tct
Der Ncibc nat Die Stcllln9 Der Ger.
Stdaten Sll' Gnslanh, 6u Sdpnn ulb 81
Seutihianh. lleber lcBtcrcn Nrtifcl
leeen mir ben 2eicrn ~iol9cnbcn into
%re'anten Ills5u9 Dor:
Sab bic Ger. Staatcn, mic Serr
Hoolepclt (eer in 9crlin @brcuboftpr
luilroc, unh ais Sripatronn nebcn Dem
&niicr, cine brigade llcbuu9 bciids
tigtc) brinacnb r0tb, mif' Slpttc lInb
3arbmannidoft u~nicrcn Wc9llcrn bcis
Itcbcn merhc. lit ciuitlpcilcn unlpnbrs
Idcinlid. Smmcrbin mnbnt @rfabe
rlin9, auf icbcu @cttcrped)icl. aus
lpcltlid)er mic Oils Ditlid)cr Scrnc, gcz
fuSt 81 iein (unn boz Shimpf it'd lpic
Dor Sd)ncidlclci 81 Bitten.
Die Stimmltlg Der Inucrifoncr lit
ms unircunhlif. Srpb Erin3cnrcilc,
Sripcn : Scnfmnl, Yrpfciiorcn : Nllss
toliih, aiclcr @ucbc llnb aobclblllo?
SroR Nllebem. @ir fonncu'o nid,t
dnbcrn. llnb mllBten unscitiimc 8ers
bun9 mciben. Sic Millionarc bcs
Nllsfpdrtigcn Nn,ts bruftcn IN apficrn
uno Siirbeln Den ~idlDnitcn Gifcr ilbcr's
Nccr init, lpGbltcn mnndrmul obcr lll,z
taltglidc, in ci%n5clncn Sdllcu rppbl
nud) ifdblidlc Wittcl. %ortrdoe.
Slugbldtter, SduBidriftcu: bic 3obl
Der %cribeibiger, Bic SiiQc hires &C.
rdtbes, @erebes ndhrtc MIR sen Scr
bod]t. Wn5 5llr @rfldrung bcs bclttz
Id1cn 'Nnnnclns gctbnu lperbcn fonntc,
tbutcn 8%crntallicna rcgIanle ainocr.
Die Snnb mn 2cutc fenncn. Sapicrs
9cbirgc crflettert Der on,crifaniid,c &C.
Ihdftsmcn1d nid)t germ. Ser iii III
anbercr @nlpfinbeus5pnc crlpadicu, in
nnocre Wertbld)dBun9 9clpobnt oils Der
0littcl zGuropdcr. Sn frcmDc Nuffni>
lung iid 'ein5uiiihlcn. cnnlid, I'M Nus
tn9sucrfebr, Tipd)ologe 6u mcrbcn:
mirb cine Sauptpfliht bcs Seutidell
bon morgen iein. Nidt ldnacr bari
er forocrn, boB ser Srcmpline ibnl
gleid)c; nid1t LANCER bic @e~iensablpci@
dung mic Siinbc rii9cu. Scr 9iorO@
Nmerifaner, 81 belien Nbnen Sritcr
uub Spnnicr, aelten unb &~oldnbcr,
Siibs SranSolen unb Nicbcrpeutlhc gcs
boren, pcrltcht, trnB Der Sprad,c, Del,
9n9ldnbcr nidt lcid)t; bciBt i'm Mir
rid, 'tcif, falt, ia9t linn Sclbitludt
mn NnmaBllns nad llnb bat, mic Der
Hildblid lcbrte, Bcgcn i'm Den aampl
um groBcu @eqcnitanb llic ~9cidlcut
Mciit, freilid,, blicb's Der 3out Ser
luanbtcr, Die chamber 3%allicn, nidi
mprpcn polcn. Grit Dor pem Dc
nolien Sapnn run8cltc Sonatbnn's
Stiru liG tieier. Sod ieber grite
ihlppr, feline Sippc ipcrbc Dem 8elbcn
Den @eg nah 6dpnii, Californian, aui
Die Ybilippinen perricgeln unb i'm mn
ais Huliehihred NM Scutihenid)clId)C
in Niien's Sclber ltelcn. Gin 3ipeifel
blieb bnften; uno mir ]ueriaumten bae
anaebot fe'ter I'leturnn5 9egen japae
niihen Sinoran9. Ser Imeris
faner mill peber itramm nod, inter
lpilrfia iein; niGt OILS anufmann nenis
ger acltcu oils Der Sffi5ier llnb Be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

6crncr lfeiilt iener Scrr sic .Sur-
nlcr Union" perbietcn 81 mollcn, troB.
Dem nlgcichelle totboliidc Yricitcr
oerlclbel a%Itgeh0rcu ulo 0crcn Hitllnl
ltilolert haben. Menn etlpas Sdled-
ties an Den Observation-Disclosures
lein loatc, Iolltc bon autcrstotipcr
fotboliid)cr Seitc horauf hingeor0ugt
meroen, bieies Sd)leftc A,s5linler3cn,
obnc jebot, ocn 10 notbigen mo tort.
ldjrittlld)en sSarmer.@ Standardization
&iebc ST. periepcl. @~eritGnoige Sellte
ld)iittcn meillcr Iniid,t nah ric 0as
ainO nit Dem 9ooe aus. Sn oicienl
Gimme %ucrItorOen 81 icin. perbleibc
id), nd,turgspoa, Soiepb Grbcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
ScamIprmd,,sna ScS Kapise!s
fnarftes inn Isrieee.
CORRESPONDENTS Scr 9tcutrulen.)

Correspondents Scr ?tcutrulcn.)
Grboltung oca ScItcbeibcrl, Plus.
niltullg 0ea cinnlnl po~rhnlt0clcy
mirtbid)nftliden Npporatcs nit aaeh
Mitteln uno ieinc llmorganiiierlung
llndl WaBgdbc Der llcilcn burd) ben
&rieg beoingtcn 3Detc-Ona luoren
Die 9lufgobcu, oellen iid Oas @irtb,
ldIaftsIcben GeutId,lnl0S i'm jmcitcn
@albiaby 1914 gegeniiber 0eitellt iob.
@as @llnocr, menn fir Die Nusiiib-
rillg rlel,er Yl0ne, iiir Die @riinoung
neuer ilnlger llnternebmumgen I'M
Sn. lutb 9lltalaloc mo baa nit linen
pcrfniipftc Niiifo fem Mallnl blieb.
Waa lclWcgriIrbct mltrbc, mnrcn i'll
Der SouptInhc mieOcr Srgnlliiutios
rcll, Die ben 3!ped bntten, &orbmlOe-
mes 81 &rle8a5pcden jnlnmnlcn5i-
foiicn mo 5l 5entruliiicrcn.
0aS critic Snlbiabr bate cine
GuBerit rcge 9c!bGtiguna Oes aapi-
talY ge5eigt, biz g%cInnmlten Nnlagcn
III IN. mo aus,an0iiden @ertben be
lleien lid ouf run0 1855 MtiTlipnen
Mnrt Il 0tarf=25 Gents) nominca
gcgcn 17t5 WiQioncn Mnrf I'M crItcn
0alblabr 1913. Iapou entilclen allI
oas Snlano 1917 Williolen Wtort &C.
gen 1853 Wiaioucn I'M @priabre.
y9ie itarf ipe5ieQ Die cinbeimtiihe
s n0uitrie un oicient Muf-
ld)mulg betheiligt mnr, gebt bacduS
1crpor, Dab sic s~lusgobc bon &nou.
Itric.Ntticn I'M critcn Solbjuhr 1914
ioit oic @obc ser Gmiiiioncn 0eS gol-
sen Sobrea 1913 errcld)te. lie bctrltg
nlmlid) 252 Wiaioncn Mart gcgen
2S6 MiQirnen Mari i'm goll5cn
Sabre 1913. 9tpd) i'm %llli war Die
gciummte GnliiIionsthntigfcit clue
rcNc, aliein bic inlGnOiid)el aonlmu-
noldnleiben bclicicn iid) in oiciem
eincn Wonut nlli t31 WiQipnen
Mnrt gcgcll 10 WiiQIoncu I'M gan.
sen 5mcitrl Snlbinhr bon 1913. Nit
Dem arieqSolshruh mlrOc Die Gnt-
pldlllng jub ultcrbrod)cn. Iie &c
lnmmte Nnlnge Oca pcrgungcnct
@olbinhrs iii inlGnoiifcn ,SnOnltric.
Sbligotionen, Snnf., &criid)crlmgs.
mo Standardization lit grgcliibcr
Ger 9lcid)cn 3cit oca &%oriobref nm
iS2 Mtiaioncn Mari 5uriidgcGnngcn,
uGmlid) poll 217 Wtiaioncl Mari olti
30 OtillIoncn ullO bon oicicn 30 WFil-
liollcll cntf0llt nod cli grocer Sbell
alli Den Wollnt ,Srli.
GtuaS mcniger Id)roif ollBcrt lid
ser cinidnciocnoc Gililnb bcs aric
geS in Sc6ug nlli sic 9ctbclli9llnN an
aus | an B ben Mcrtben. Sdol-
tct man Die malGnOild)en Stnnta
uno aommnInolonlcibcn ans, bN,bci
9ctrad)tlmg 10 tnr5cr 3citrGume tei-
zen pcriobtld)cn Gbnroftcr trngcn. 10
bcirllg Die 9lulugc III aus la II . l.
den Sn0uitric {. un0 S0nt
pupicrcn i'm lcBtcn Solblobr nlr
10 Miuinr0cu Ntart nnmIncu gcgen
II Milliaroenin Der glcldel 3cit bcs
Gori0brcs.
Mcm man Die arobc &~ricg9anlcibc
in Scr Sohc bon rlnlo il6t MElio.
ncn Mort nonlincll mlBcr Sctrad)t
ldBk 10 crgibt bic 1cinmmtc Sllou-
iprlld)nobnlc hcs Oclltld)cn aopitnl.
mnrftea ~iucluiip Stoota. mo &onl.
mulalonlcibc I'M Sabre 1914 gcgen.
iibcr 1913 0aa folgcnbc Silo:
1913 1914
Wtiliuroen MI. M,iuiurocn M.
Scutihc 9Scrihe .tSO9,33 i733.2G
Stre!droiihc 9Sertbc 624,0G 1913 3
(Sciouut . uututc. 9t91 90 oOSl 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Trin5ipien iiber 9pro gelucrfen bas
ben ulto Die nit 0em suirieocn iino,
mas lie gerabe haben. Man mub iid)
ihrer n%obrhuftig id)1nlen. 3n nid)ts
@utem ulb @blem iiito tic 81 bepe-
gen,- ih ifreibe ans Griabrung-
ia, lie ifdmen lid io9or ibrer Oeut-
iten Seimatb, mollen iiidlt mehr
oelltid) iein, pertauid)en lbrcn gllten
beiitiden Atumcn nit eilcml engli.
idell. ooer peritiimmcln i'm 0erart,
DAB nan nid]t mebr mclB, oh cr
oeutih ODER ctgliih lit, neil cr Chen
mebr Mebnlid)feit nit cinenl. anffcrn-
nollen bat alS nit irgcno ctlpaa OH
oerem. Sfanoe lit cs, Dab lold,c
2clltc ilbcrhalpt belltid)cs @lut ha-
ben; ih CLAUDE, mcnn iic boS nod nlls
ihrem Spitelil bcrallS pllrlpcn fonn-
ten, miirocn lie es tbun. IaB ~pick
0elttid)- Ilnerifoncr lid ihrcr often
Seimutb ld)ullen mo poll ibr lid)ts'
piiiell mollen, ocn @rltab 0afilr nil
len lie uQein ON gcltcn.
Is marc goll5 5citgcmdB, rucnn Sic
5, .. bic .&riippcl". Gntentc ulro bic
vleBten Jteicrpen &itdcncra" Dem
mertbeu Tltblifllnl in ihrclf 3eitrnl-
gen bilolid) p~prlcgen miirocn.!!-Ga
bciBt. onB ca oct Hcbaftcurcll biaipei-
fen an 8ebanfen feblt. Solltcn lie III
oicic Gage fpmnen. 10 cupichlc id,
&bnGn eiu glltes Wittcl: Nold)en Sic
..... Gignrclippinga, Damn fommcn
Iic.. IftungspoQ,-6. i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Sclbltiibcrhchung fdnE nilBcn,
SelbitumleridGBung glnub id
- irlc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Ter HcprGientdnt Snmes u. @aQi.
ran ron Moiindltiett9 hlelt am !,
iicb. 1913 I'M Ncpr0ierrouteuronu
in g9uibirgtcn bel 9~erat5!,llg Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

iiird,tcn, ooB Die BON ser Barrier So.
tholiid,en llniperiitGt nclieroiugs itl-
tcrnonmene @cBc gegen 0cutidlono
inter Den autholifen nelltroler Cant
Der ben g%emiinid)ten erfolg %er5ielc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Mond'c Sroucn glcifcn inem
ihmercn @ciu: liz bcrdul6cn uno
maiden a&ppiidncr6eu".
Is lit oft gum @eincn, tpic
lGd)crlih iid) moude Mcnid)cn bHcbz
men unb bduiig gum Sad]clI lponbcr
Ole Mcnidcn lpcincn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
Grsti!dsc nIMiirtc" taugcn
n~iei,ts.

Gem nWiottino" IN Moilono miro
uor Der Gront in sSronfreld) genlcls
Oct, onB ole britiid)en lnb l%ron5oii.
id)en acknowledgement u~oQiiGuOig Der.
la9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
Bite, bite, bclit lils boil

Sic WiiiiunIre nub arnicn gu.
~hcfcbrtcn in Tnnien bittcn ,ite
6rcunbc hcmiitbig nm cine irpinc
Wabe sur llutcritiitung der tdU.
iiid)cn MISUNDERSTANDING. Gs
,uirb bier fir lebcuoc uuo Bc.'
%itUrbcne @pbltbiAcr tisli6 gctct.
User eincn Sullar user rbr
cinicnoct, crbGlt ais beid)ci1len
Cant cine b ii d. c 3 o.
grapbic aus ben Mi o.
II c II auf eincr IpItarie 5uscihpt.
Srumme Wahcn bittct ma 81
nSrciEeren an IS pnacr SIS.
Subuanc. Suwa, Mmcrifa, iScr
oireft az
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandt.
British East lila.
Ditto icrcr @nbc bciSuDcn:
sir a%banblpa (Oits Subicn)
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
MISS DAOUST WINS
STUDENTS CONTEST
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
RECEIVES MRS. BROWNS
PRIZE

The prize for the best effort in
the short story contest in the Tono-
pah high school was awarded to
Miss Freda Daoust of the senior
class. The prize of IS was donated
by Mrs. Hugh II. Brown and the pre-
sentation was made by the principal
during a program of literary exer-
eises in the assembly room yester-
day afternoon.
by the students and made brief,
graceful speech in which she ex-
pressed her appreciation of the prize
and voiced the thanks OF the stu
dents for the interest Mrs. Brown
had shown in the literary efforts of
the high school.
The following stories we're sub.
mitted in the contest:
THE Call OF the West" May Kim
ball; "A True Friend" Louretta
Walsh; "A Newcomers Experience,
Mary Harrington; "An Episode of the
Sea-" William Cuddy; There's No
Place Like Home" Greda Daoust.
In addition to deciding whose was
the best effort, the judges were re-
quested to name the next best
The latter honor was awarded to
Mary Harrington. The winning
story, and possibly all the others
will be printed in the next two Is
sues of The Prospector."
! The three ladies who kindly ac
eepted appointment to the commit
tee to Judge these stories, and who
fulfilled their task admirably, were
Mrs. j. e. MacNamara, Mrs. Burn
ham and Mrs Mckee.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
ARCHAEOLOG|STS ARE
SEARCHING BABYLON
THREE HUNDRED MEN ARE AT
WORK DIGGING AMONG
THE RUINS
my Associated Preas.l


LONDON. April 24.-Ancient Baby
Ion as fortified point for the ex-
pedition against Turkey, with the
guns placed behind the German ar
Genealogical excavations, is the sug-
gestion made by correspondent of
the Near East, who is well acquaint-
ed with the excavating work the
Germans have done there. Since
1900 the German archaeologists have
employed an average of 200 men to
dig among the ruins. The extent of
this work is indicated by the fact
that they used a small railway to
carry away the earth as it was re,
moved. Babylon could make a forti-
fed place of great strength, argues
the writer. The surroundings are
fiat, yet covered with network of
embankments of ancient canals. and
the German diggings, vast in ex.
tent, offer ideal shelter and excel
lent gun pits.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24

TURKS ARE DEFENDING SMYRNA AGAINST
ATTACK BY ALLIED ARMIES WITH FORCE
OF TH|RTY-F|vE THOUSAND SOLDIERS
my Associated PressJ

LONDON April PA battle which suddenly .
developed the
line formed being carried by relentless
tack and determined resistance by British
that preliminary
break
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the British of Nueve Chapele
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
WOMAN IS ARRESTED
WITH dope" OUTFIT
CORA WHlTTINGToN SUPPLIED
WITH ALL NEEoFuLs FOR
THE POPPY SLEEP

Cora Wilmington. colored wom-
an, was arrested this morning by
Chief of Police Evans when she
stepped off the train from GoldfelG.
She carried grip, which was
searched when she was taken to the
police station, and it was found to
contain a complete opium smokekrs
layout, including pipe, nut oil lamp
and a quantity of yen shee and
other hop"
Chief Evans does not consider
himself an expert in determining the
nature of supposed opiates and he
is now out on a still hunt for a
"fiend" to get him to identify the
stuff before he communicates with
the federal authorities. The Whit
tington woman has lons been sus
peeted of being a bearer of stupefy
ing drugs between Tonopah arc
Goldfeld, the latter place seeming
to be the supply point for this city
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
LITERARY PROGRAM
At THE HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS GIVE A NUMBER OF
REGULATIONS AND
READINGS

Yesterday afternoon in the high
school there was held the second in
series of semi-monthly literary pro.
grams. The programs are arranged
entirely by the students, commit
tee being appointed each time by
the principal, the chairman acting
as the master OF ceremonies. The
committee this time was; William
Cuddy. May Kimball. Leila Sloan aud
Rixby Sheperd. The numbers were
Music; Claire Laurance. recitation,
The Unreasonable Pa; Mary Hsr-
rington. "An Afternoon in an Inn"
John Cuddy. recitation. Wreck of
the Julia Planten": Music; Edna
Shields. why Ben Schneider Decid-
eu on Prohibition; Leila Sloan.
recitation, THE Inventors Wife;
Blanche Collins, "A Friendly Game
Of Checkers"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24

Automobiles have been secured to
transport all workers to and from
the job, They will begin leaving
the Mizpah hotel corner at about 7
o'clock All paid workerks must re.
ceiye their blank checks before leav.
ing. Autos have been volunteered
to also transport the tools and pro.
visions, but it is probable that there
will not be sufficient to avoid con.
gestion and all who will donate use
of their machines are requested to
report at once. A meeting will be
held this evening in the office of II.
r. Epstine to complete the program
for the day and 1t is requested that
all who are interested be present
Several of the subscribers to the
fund have not yet sent in their
checks. They are requested TO make
payment this evening, as all the
money subscribed will be needed
Monday to pay the men and cover
the other expenses of the road work.
Tools and accommodations will be
provided for at least 100 volunteer
workers. They are requested to be
at the Mizpah hotel corner in work
ing garb as soon after o'clock as
possible.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
DESPERATE BAT Tie NOW WAGED IN BELGIUM
Germans Relentless and the British are Determined
ALL PREPARATIONS MADE FOR ROAD WORK

The work of improving the high
way between Tonopah and Goldtleld
tomorrow will be in the nature of a
trolic, inasmuch as 1t will be largely
volunteer and to the accompaniment
of refreshments and amenities be-
tween the two cities, but 1t will also
mean conscientious, hard work, es-
pecially on the part of those who
are employed. 1t will mean eight
bours' work for eight hours pay at
the rate of so cents an hour In ad-
dition to which lunch will be pro-
vided and something to wash II down
with. For every ten men there will
no foreman who will see that work
il Intelligently and actively carried
forward. Each OF the paid workers
viii receive time check when he
starts to work and 1t will be signed
nv his foreman at the conclusion Of
the days labor. II his work is not
satisfactory. he may be dismissed be-
fore the day is over and paid for
the time actually employed. These
checks will be cashed at O'Clock
Monday afternoon at the office of the
National Realty and Investment com
pany.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
ORDER OF LEOPOLD
GIVEN TO NURSES
WOMEN SHOW HEROISM UNDER
FIRE WHILE REScUlNG
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
lny A.soclntrd Prenrl


DUNKIRK, France, April "a
King Albert of Belgium has present.
ed the Order of Leopold H. to three
nurses of the English Red Cross con-
tingent for bravery under fire in res
culng several wounded Belgians from
the trenches.
The names of the three nurses
are: Miss Muriel Thompson, Miss
Margaret Waite, Sister Mary White.
The three nurses had gone up to
the rear lire of trenches during a
period of quiet, and were asked by
an officer to go to the front trenches
to assist slightly wounded soldier.
While they were IN the front there
came a sudden artillery attack by
the enemy, and several Belgians
we're killed and wounded. An officer
ordered the nurses to go back to
safety at once, but they refused to
go until they had attended to some
of the wounded who we're near them.
rney then found stretcher, and
with the aid of a man, carried two
of the wounded back to safety under
heavy fire.
King Albert, in pinning the decor.
ations ON the three, made a short
speech paying high tribute to the
work being done by women in the
present war.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
JACK HILL FINED $40
IN THE JUSTICE COURT

Jack Hill, the Goldfeld Finlander
who was arrested on the charge of
assault and intimidation, was found
guilty in Justice Dunseath's court
this afternoon and fined $40. The
prosecuting witness was Salmo Lai-
tila, fellow countryman. This is
the concluding chapter in the story
of the man who was compelled to
take off his clothes and hike back
to town, after being invited out for
an auto ride.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
GLOOM SETTLES OVER
SEA BATHING RESORTS
DUE TO POSSIBILITY OF LOW
COUNTRIES INVOLVING IN
HoSTILlTIEs
(By Associated Press.)

SCHEVENINGEN, Holland, April
24.--Gloom has settled over the sea
bathing resorts of Holland this year
as result of the low countries be-
coming involved in hostilities. The
wide stretches of sandy beach at
Scheveningen, Noordwyk and zand-
WORT will, in the opinion of the
proprietors of the summer hotels,
lack most of their usual throngs of
open-handed foreign visitors, except
perhaps those from Germany who do
not have to cross the seas to reach
their favorite air-cure places, and the
season is thus doomed to failure.
One of the most delightful sea-
bathing resorts of Europe-that of
Scheveningen, only a mile or two