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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
ARTICLE
IS MISLEADING

An article published in last evenings
issue OF the Free Press has created a
wrong impression in ccrtai nquarters.
and has already CAUSED County Clerk
Hunter considerable annoyance. The
article referred to is headed, State
Now Pays Big Bounty On Scalps."
and il says in part:
The trapper ought TO have
very prosperous season. and the
State of Nevada a material reduc-
ton in the number Of the above.
named animals, in view of the
fact that he receives more bounty
this year than he did last and i'm
addition TO that the price of all
furs Is much higher than II was
year ago"
AS a result of the article which Is
misleading a trappcr became very in
dignant with the County Clerk be
cause he would not allow him the
prices for acalps quoted in the ar.
ticle.
The law provides that the county
shall pay bounty of soc on coyotes
$500 on lynx and wild cats and $500
on mountain lions. II also provides
that the state board of sheep commits.
sion and the state board Of cattle com.
mission are each empowered to offer
a bounty of 75c on coyotes. link ana
vii dcats and $500 on mountain lions.
but according TO Mr.. Hunter neither
of these commissions has so far au.
thorizcd the payment of such bounty
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
HAS ANYBODY SEEN
OSCAR AULGUR, MINER

Scarcely day passes but what let
ters are received Dy newspapers re.
queSting if this. that or the other per.
son has been seen in this community.
very often the inquiries come from
heartbroken parents. or from sorrow.
ing sisters and brothers: now and
then II will be a plea for missing
heir, and then the newspaper man has
a pleasant task on his hands.
Oftentimes the sheriff gets requests
as to the information Of different per-
sons. but these are usually people
wanted for crimes. The officials of
the land office. however. have rcceiv-
ed request to hunt up lost rela-
tive, and realizing the power of the
superior circulation of the Independ-
ent, they have turned this letter over
to our paper, Elko's big daily, in hopes
that the man may be found.
In case you happen to know such
person, write to the address under
signed and relieve their distress.
Herewith is the letter:
Portland, Oregon, Oct 90, 1915.
Register and Receiver. Elko New.
Dear Sir:-l am desirous Of locating
a relative OF mine who, believe, owns
mining claims in your district. and I
am in hopes of getting his address in
this way. VIII you please inform me
II there Is an Oscar Aulgur registered
in your district and, II so. his address? ?
Thanking you in advance. enclose
addressed envelope.
Yours truly.
Il. l.. MARTIN.
1853 18th Street. Portland,
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
ENGLISH TROOPS NOW
FIGHT TO HELP SERBS

LONDON. Oct. 27.-Under Secre.
tary Tennat made a speech TO the
house of commons this morning tell.
ing them some facts concerning the
war that they and the public in gener-
al did not know There had been
criticism, he claimed. concerning the
slowness with which the English
troops had gene into action TO help
Seryia. but he was in possession of
cablegrams that showed that the Eng
lish troops nad reached the front line
in Servia and were fighting side by
sid with the Servains and French.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27

stall NJ Toll House Saturday night.
The coyote was found dead I'm the
stall next morning, the horses hav.
ing kicked its life out. One of the
horses was severely bitten on the
nose and II was killed as a measure
Of precaution.
At the Clear Creek ranch. twenty
miles south Of Winncmucca. two
steers and Ave hogs were killed yes.
;erday, the animals having shown un.
mlstakable symptoms OF rabies
Humboldt Star.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
GERMANY OBJECTS TO
SALE OF HER SHIPS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Ambassa.
dor Gerard has cabled that Germany
has prohibited the transfer and sale
of German merchantmen at present
interned in American ports. This In.
cludes $50 ships. II Is not thought
that Germany has the rights 10 object
to any action taken in regard to those
interned ships and their objections
will doubtless be disregarded.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
VALUABLE RANCH
CHANGES HANDS

deal has been consummatcd
whereby the ranch on ten mile creek,
heretofore owned by Ed. Health, has
become the property of Henderson Il
Griswold. This is a valuable proper.
ty for stock raising purposes. especial
ly to the new owners as 1t lies about
midway between their rancHcs IN t..c
Humboldt and In Lamoillc Valley.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
MAY REPEAT THE
CAVELLE HORROR
Fear That Many People May Be Shot
For Same Crime Charged
Against Nurse
BY United Press.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct. 27,-It
has been announced by the depart
ment of state that news has been re.
ceived that 80 people are being court.
martialed at Liege for having helped
Belgians TO escape from that country
just prior TO the German invasion of
Brussels. The Belgian minister here
has appealed for aid, and 1t is hoped
that the 80 accused will not be rush.
ed 10 their death as was the case in
the trial of Miss Cavelle.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
AT THEIR OLD TRIcKC
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. oct. 27.n is
believed that the Bulgarians have cap.
tured Lady Ralph Pagct and also a
number Of American sanitary cngi.
neers, at Uskub. There Is every as.
surance that they are not IN danger.
but immediate steps viii be taken by
the government to see to IT that they
are given every protection.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
CLERKS ON MICHIGAN
CENTRAL STRIKE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 27.-Onc
thousand clerks of the Michigan Cen.
tral, in the states of Michigan, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois struck today. The
railroad company refused to meet the
brotherhood committee to discuss the
matter OF wage scale. a congestion
of freight and baggage traffic is re.
ported as the result In many cities.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
KING CRIES FOR HELP
BY United Press.

ROME, Oct. 27.--It has been learned
that King Nicholas of Montenegro, has
wired to the king of Italy, his son in
law, begging for help against the Aus
trians. 1t is not known what answer
the king of Italy gave 10 his father
in-law.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27

II. Y. Reed and wife, who have been
turned to Elko yesterday and will con.
tinue their journey home to North
Fork today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
SERV|ANS CLAIM To
RECAPTURE VELES
BY United Press.

ATHENS, Oct 27.-The victorious
Servians, pursuing the defeated Bul.
garians, have recaptured Vcles. The
Bulgarians are rallying at Istib, twen-
" miles west. The allies are aiding
the Scrvians. and are confident of
holding Wales.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27

BOHN-ln Buffalo. New York. Octo.
ber "a, 1915. to the wife of George
Glaser son.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
Plot To Dynamite Plants
Involves Rich New Workers

LIEUTENANT FAY OF THE PRussIAN ARTILLERY
TELLS HOW HE STARTED woRK-sENsArIoN
Low-AFTER PRELIMINARY is NAMED AND FUR
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27
Premier Asquith May Face
Rigid Inquiry From Commons

PARLIAMENT EVIDENTLY NOT UNIT THINKING
BE PUSHED. LIBERAL MEMBER PARLIAMENT SAYS HE
WILL GALL AsouITH ACCOUNT. CLAIMS HOUSE OF CON-
KNOW A FEW THINGS REGARDING WAR
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27

Rev George Greenfield departed for
San Francisco last night after a cou.
pie of days visit here attending to
business affairs.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-27

subscrIbe for the independent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The WOmen's Trade Union league
is planning to make its July Is mass
meeting a thing to be talked about.
The national president will speak.
The meeting will be held in Schiller
hall, Randolph near Clark, Sunday
at p. m.
Stanford Park doings: Concert,
Kennedy's band, Tuesday evening,
movies with the music. Swimming
pool open daily. Towels, bathing,
suits, showers, life saving service,
Everything free.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21


were in danger.
, U. S. NOTE FIRM BUT FRIENDLY
TO REACH KAISER MONDAY
Washington, July 21.-Divested Of
any tone suggesting belligerency, in
friendly but firm tones, U. S. note in
reply to Germany's Of July 8 on sub
marine warfare was drafted in final
form today by Sec'y of State Lansing.
Reports today were that note
would be delivered to Berlin foreign
Office Monday. Deemed unlikely it
would contain any reference to Or
dUna because of inability to complete
treasury investigation in time.
. Reports were also current that
work has already begun on a reply to
Austria's protest against munitions
shipments to allies. Two notes, how
ever, viii not go forward simultan-
eously.
Developed today that at Tuesdays
cabinet conference there was cOnsid-
cradle debate concerning incorpora-
ton in reply to Germany warning
that repetition Of Lusitania affair
would be considered an 'unfriendly
act" Understood word of this clause
was so modified as merely to point
out that another such incident would
be viewed with grave concern, as
threatening hitherto peaceful rela-
tons between two countries.
Germany's proposal that neutral
passenger vessels, German. ships or
four enemy ships to be placed un-
der American flag for transporting
American passengers, note was said
to have declared impossible without
special act Of congress now in adj
iouTnment.
-O-O
ARBITRATION FOR 81" MEN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21

back from his California trip. Mayor
Thompson will be umpire of the ar
bitratiOn board. Because Of the great
work he did for the street car men,
the elevated employees want Maclay
Hoyne, states attorney, to represent
them. The roads have not indicate
who their member win be.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21


them. The roads have not indicate
who their member viii be.
WAGE SCALE CUT GARMENT
WORKERS WALK OUT
Garment workers in the shop Of
KapIin & Lewis, contractors for John
G. German, 1895 W. Van Buren, St,
special order tailors who do a mail
order business principally, walked
out this morning because of cut in
wage scale that made it impossible
for experienced fnishers to make
more than SIS to $12 a week. The
walk-out was voluntary and without
any previous knowledge Of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America who will now, however, take
charge of the situation and endeavor
to reach an agreement with the firm.
N Y. GARMENT STRIKE ENDS
New York, July 21.-21, 900 mems
garment workers who had been on
strike for a week returned to work
today. At the same time Sidney Hill
man, president of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America, an
nOUnced that all danger of a general
mems garment workers strike
throughout the country had passed.
The manufacturers had made offers
acceptable to the unions, he declared.
1890
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The WOmen's Trade Union league
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21

ARBITRATION FOR a." MEN
B. L Budd, president of the eleVat-
ed lines and his employees have been
unable to come to terms. This means
their differences viii go to arbitra-
ton, after Mayor Thompson gets
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21

were trying to get their nimble fin
gers into YOUR pocket. Ask YOUR
paper if it was telephone advertising
that made it shut its eyes and keep
its mouth shut while YOUR rights
were in danger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
GnsldnSer trsasn NIGHTS usnt
SricSen tpifcn.

n.-Sem europdiihcu @c>
ldditsfilbrer Der ~%llniteo Yrcb" luurbe
am IS. Suli upm britildleu Ilslpdrs
tigen amt mltgetbeilt. bdB Die Iuiiers
ten. ltno beionoers Gnglanb, SricbcnSs
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gicrlug lei eutid,luiien, Den aricg iDrts
6uIcbcu, bis Srnnfreid unb Stlgien
pom Seinbc geidubert leicn.
Ser Scamtc, Der bieie grflGrung
n6gub, b%cbullptet, Dap Scutihlnub unb
Sciterreid)z lln9urn Den 5pbcpmft
ibser Observation-Disclosures -ii1er{d}eitten
bitten, pdbreno Die Iliiertcu bon Gag
8u Gag itdrfcr iuilroeu (?i). Sc
LANCER Der aampf ballere, beito iiderer
merbe Der Sieg fir @n9lanb unb leine
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mangcl 81 leibcn, mGbrenb bon bcn
Naiicrtcn nit Nilfe Der Gcreiniaten
Stnatcu ungcbeure WtnIlcn BON Wes
idolicu uap Yatroucn alfgebGuit
mlIrOCu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
Incrifancr isucn amst Con
SON iebiiScn?

&nibin9tpn ,. G.-SuB Die
Seutld)en perludlcn, Sonbon BON Der
Suft aus 6l bomburbiercm lplroc am
10. Slni burd Den britiidJcn GOT
ldaiter Cir Cecil Spring Slice formed
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Geeil mics pnrnii bin. boB Spnoon 10
8ut rpie HGu6lit .lubeieitiAt" lei; abs
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Ncroplanc unb 3cppcIiuc. ibrericita
bon @eldilecn unacArlficu mcrpcn.
tam ppn elmer %erleeung Der Qaa9cr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
,,us,9" ;srfSrt.

IL SrnbiluS piu Souz
pillc.( Sic llcbericc> NAentur mcloct:
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lung elncu midltiNcu GiuiluB uui oic
beutid nmerifnniihcn ~llntcrhunbs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
Sran3SWidbs pcrlssenssit ess
bronSm0rft.

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nm bon b~cutid,eu @reucltbnten gcbDrt,
Qclcbluetgc 0cnu lpldlc nelehcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
ionpcntiou feiuc Rcnc icin.-anm.

Gonpcntion feiuc Rcnc icin.-Nmn.
Der Hco.)
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nidt filr bie SidJerhcit Der Silrgcr Der
Sbcmieltuot oui6ufommcu gcDcutt.-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
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Gan Srancieco, Gnl.-@egen
Die Senueung bes nSdmmerIdldfes"
bel ainbbettnertunen erfldrten fidy am
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
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- Elm gricdiidca &ort, bas Dem
bcltidcu @prtc v@cpGhtniB" ents
lprtdt - gegc6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
,lms Ser GTiesn StaSt.
Ger Seiligc Batter mn ieiuc &riess=
ge%fnugenen Siiriorgc.
Is .. a..sabasramm Oi.ier s.itnns)

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lpmnii, Elm itulielliid)er GENERALIZATION,
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iden Delegation IN Wcricp Sim Den,
Npoltoliideu Delegation 81 &nih~
iugtou >. g., Gr5biid,pf Sou5anp,
iIbermicieu morNen. - Nt. Hep. 90
iepb SetreQi, Siifof bon Sipn, Sbis
lippiueu. iii an Stellc pes u%eriturDez
ren 9~r6biid,of3 Igiua SIM Gr6biid,ui
bon 9iiiipi mn 5um Nppitolilden Nb>
legntcn III Den Ehillppiucn crunnut
morocu. - Wiar. Yerriu. Hettpr bcs
-euuGoiifen College. purbc sum Sc
rather Der Goniiitprial : Congregation
ernunnt. = Srei Ncifen hes 6eilieell
Tutcrs, Die @raien bon Yeriicp unb
@rnf &enicr. iinb nn Der Sront. -
Sic eleftriife Sihtanloge be5 &otifdus
lit nit Der Irdotiiden perbunben NOR
Den, ipbaB BET nddtlid]cn SuftItiii@
llcbcridlcu Nom lno Der Nntifnn
gleia5citig i'll Sultel gebiiQt inn.
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dig 9cbqneac.
lllteritaatsicfretar Des Wnriuc gmtes
cntbitlt WadJinatiDncn Der pru
britiifen Erciic. - Snuten itatipit
ut S.uclle ami neut'hcr 6esliigcn.
- Gas Wiitiel jim 3med.
tepeiien fRr oi,ic Sei,ums bearbeitei,)

W \ in to II, ;. G.-Sruntlin
,. Hooiepclt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcs
S~lpttenumtc3, uat sic G.iclc cutDcdt.
aus Der Die prosbritiidlc YrcMe ibrc
gcgcn Selttidlulp gerldtctcn Iiigcns
buften "Nlcui9teiten" bcSiebt.
Scit LANCER 3cit bate MON iidI in
INSTRUMENTATION barber ~aeIpunhert
lpie 6 tam odB g%clpillc, lnp III ser
NeQcI ltet5 picielbcn 3cituu9cn Nud)e
rld)tcn iIber %nugcblidc @~orgdugc in
Den peridlieocneu @ptifnttcn 81 brins
gen pcrnlpdten. Sieie Nutrit)tcn
cntbtcltcn bic uno bn Elm aDrndcu
@abrbeit iiber @ebeimniiic, Die nit
ltrcngiter Sorgiult qelpubrt murbcn.
SIMMER lpdreu lie nber in mgluubz
lid)ltcr &ciic cntiteQt unb pDaig nm
%perldBlidl.
perrn Noo'epelt idlcint e.. nudlpem
olc Hc0ierun9 cine 5lulGdlIt c~rfulgluic
llnterIudJuuN cinaclcitet buttc. that
idchlit acluugcn 81 iein, ons DC
heiinilib 5u ~lilften. Gr pcriid)crt, pnS
"9cipihe 3citln9cu" entucAer Der
binbuugcn nit elmer Smufcnitntipn
lntcrhaltcn phcr ielbit in Der Ndbc
BON 9tem @prt cinc iold)e Stution be-
t~rciben, nm Die ilbcr SnppiQe cine
gcbenoen orabtlpien SepeidJen ub3uz
rnngcn. Snupilc itebt befunntlid in
biretter &erbinhung nit Multcn. ,pbulo
Die ntmuspbGriidcn ScOingungcu es
crlultbeu.
USE &err Hpoiepelt erfldrt. hanz
belt g lid MIR nm cine ,6urditas
ton, Die feline Sepeid,eu uIaidlidt
u1o oaber alId) nid)t Der Geniur be5
Marine Imtc5 u1terlie9t. Sie be-
ld)dftigt nber cine feline Nrnee BON
gcilbten Sunfentelegrapbiitcn uno an
ocren IngelIclten, Die nit Der Gnt>
6iffcrrng diffriertcr ScpeId)cu 5ieut>
lid gcnull pcrtrnltt iinb. 81 sic mciz
itcn Scpcidlen iiber Camille in @ez
beimid]rift ilbermittelt luerbcn. lniiiicn
oicic YSndperltdnbi9en", Die ben
Sd1lilncl hod,ltcno mn pbcrflddlid,
tenncn, bel Der Gnt8iifcrung ihrc
Ehnntuiic 5ubilfc nebnrcu, bis ctluu@
balblUcHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ue
itnubc fommt. Saa Yrpbuft ibrer
Ybdntniic lieit man um ndditeu Gage
III cincin 9efpi11en TnciI Ser mTJf0g
dmcrltunilden Srenc.
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ensliietes, 2lsreplan Gcs
5ebWaSer crtpartet Hsmts
ieyen 2lnoriii.

2on0pn.- SuftiHlutitu in mic
ongclueIencr Nuaocbmng iino Dor
pielcn &odlcu 81 crpartcn. Snucrs
Jalb Der lcBtcn icf5 Yiunate buben
bieiigc uub nmcritnniid3c Tcrppluuz
6dbrifcn 6ublrcihc 3lueiocder bcrgez
itcllt, Dclde beitinmt iiub, Gu9luuo
Die Sbcrbcrridnit in Den Siiitcn 5u
%erlangen. Sic %cr6ffcntlihumN nieier
Sbntiadc iullrbe nitt g~cltattct che Die
iornIellc Nntiiuoiguug am 10. D.. i'm
6nuic Der @emcinen crfolgte. IS mllroe
icBt crfnbren. baB ba@ britiihe 2llitz
lcidpnber Jest $500 3~lpcibcder umb
Ginocdcr unb ctpu iiini6ig lcutlarc
&nlpns umiuBt. Die iiir 8ombeus
pcrfen cinacriftet iiub. - @anre
idcinIid bilbet SlirdIt pur meitercn
Zeppelin Nngriifeu ben @rlmb picicr
~Antilnpigmg.