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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18

Die lls6srissiite Ra9ri4ttnselgsH'
fur Fat pdbrsnb bss 1aees bas GoI'
ssnSs bstaunt ssmadt:
.llnoffisisIs gsridt, aas Wsit Ga'
Iisisn bsftdiisen Bic iriiheren ga4rias
Ten, sab bic Ruii.n Bel ihrsr RisSsr'
IIags in GaliSisn aubsrorbsntIi4 i4ps'
I. @srlufs srlittsn baben. nbslei5 II
p.rIu6sn. Siss in abreo. gu itsllsn.
Die 4s. ruHifde GiOiiiOn it fai'
aans psrnittsi pOrbsH. Gin ruiltidsr
General uno Stab ipurbe bon Der Gs.
fort, elmer gspGd RoIonrs bintsr
Der Sit.rreiaii4su Gront ssfauasH &C.
nommsu.
Die beutia. prsHe sradt eritau'
nsn iibsr Die S5nma1t Der aonbOnsr
Iunb aip.rpppl.r pOlia,i aus. Sis
'ast, baB pon elmer ottium unb ener'
aii5m poli,.i Der pSbelkrrib1Ti
i9n.u elm enb. ssmaht iDirS. Die OF
fishnsn gtridt. iib.r bic I'M parla'
msnt ftattssfuitS.nsu 0sbatien bsip!.'
len in ilarer D.iie. bab Der 5ab ss'
Gen bic S.utifsn ben sinais.n gor'
panb fir bas pIanbtrn bilSet. DAP
bi. Suterniruns Don allen anssborigsn
lfsinsliter gla.iou.n n6!ais III, TT en-
If.br i4l.9t.s 3.i4.r.
Die pom 5ritii6n Rarin.minifte'
rum verSii.nlli4tsn 3dblsn bsutsa
einsn S.sbanSsI bon unsshsurtr aus'
ISsbnuHg, i'm g.rsIeia NIT ben Don
ben b,uti6,n llnisri.sbootsn anseri9'
tet.n G6absn an, Der aHseii4ts bisIsr
3abltn uls b66It unb.Oeuisnb sr.
|ideint. SadD.rfdRSise psii.n nun
barnuf BIN. bab Siss elm i.br sinfa1er
Sniff IN. Sn bic BON ben Wdrinsos'
borb.n Ssr5ffentli6ieu aiiim III ises
aanSuns Don aOtaIpampi.rn unO
aHFsnbampfsrn NIT eins.i4lofsn. Si,
ole unt.r Der gu5rit .atnsslOmMsns
lGdiffs" aus.fiibrt psrSen."
aisponeinsm 3eppelin
bombdrbirt
Calais, Irantr,i9. IL. Mai. =
Gin bonn .nslii6en aanal iommsnbsr
3sppsIin flOa In bsr I.btsu Ra1t iibsr
GalniB bin. gombsr auf p,ritisbsne
Siabttbeile i9Isubsrno. Der materislI,
S6dbsn. bsr Gng.ridtst tpurSe, mar
unbsbeuttnb. ss ipurbsu aber stpei
ainbsr gss5bi.i unb cine Jrau per.
Dunb,t. Der Zeppelin flOs Saun lee
ltuifts SabstL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
lamb perT9limmsrt babe. Seit Wlittag
bat bas iyie6er augenommsn unb Der
a0nig lit fOrtpdhrenb iebr unrnbig.
Cir Cigar SpeDer
8erSiftet duf feline engl;Ife Sebeim'
rdtbspIrbe unb ieinen 8arons
Sitel

2onbon, II. Wadi. Cir Cigar
Speber bat Dem premiermintfter ass
quitb Elm S6reiben 5ugehen la'ien,
fporin er feline Reiisndtion aTs Wttts
olieb bes Gebeimrdt9es unterbreitet
unb audi barum eriu4t, bab ietn 2ts
tel alg Baron piberrufen tperoe. glls
@riinbe fii6rt Der SArei6er an, odb
er felt neun Monatsn DON ben .3eituns
gen Der SlIObalitdt 6eI4ulDigt lporbsn
lei unb bieIe 9eI4rloigungen in
lebterer 3eit BON bo9geltelltsn psr@
f6nli6teitsn in 6ffentIidsn RsOen tpiss
bsrfOlt porcen ieieu.
cSn einem 2eitartitel, Der Dor Der
9er6ffentlifung Des SpeHsrf6sn
Sdrei6ens in She Globe" eri6ien,
purbe barber 9sihnerbe sefaArt,
baB peber Sir Cigar Opener, mob
Sir grneit goiIel, bsibe Wlttglieosr
bes Gebeimratbs, i6rem a6I6eu iibsr
Seuti9lants 8erbreAcn Offentli4
Qlusbrud perliehen bdtten. 9es Wst'
tertn aibt bic qsnunnte 3situng bic
grsldrung a6, bob 6eioe 9srren, neil
fie i'm 2(ugldnoe gebOren Ieisn, rur
baburA CUR gei6e6altung i9rer TSits
qlieoIaaft i'm Sebeimrdt3 beredtigt
tuprbeu leien, bab tpGbrcno Der aufrs@
oenoen 3eiten i'm letter guguit ein
biesbe3iiali6eg glmenbsment gum Ndz
turaliIutionsgefebe un6emertt paIIirt
iporben lei.
Cir Cigar Opener tprrbe i'm Sabre
1862 als rer Sobn Oes gaHtiers
Guitabe Spencer ssboreH, gsnoB isin'
Grsieb,Ing in Sruntfurt a. Ut. unn
| fpuroe fpGter Der SbeiIbuber ieines
8aters in BEN brei 9antfirmen 'Spener
Bros, 2oubpu. Spepsr &c Co., Neu
gprt unb 6. Opener Gliflon, Jrant;
furt a.. So. Gr ls6te III 5runtfurt Biz
gum Sabre 1887 uub iibernu6m banr
bic Qeitung res 2onboner gaHt9auIss
Geine Satin lit cine So4tsr bee
Srufen fFerbiuaIb OpH Stoid1.
Cir Grnsit GaFeI, Der i'm yldr;
1852 in a5ln an Rhsin aIs bel
SObn bes gantisrs Sacob GafieI ge'
borsn nurbe. mar Der gertrausns'
mann unb fiuun5isae gsratbsr Sei
a5Higg Gotparb uHo bat iaon feit Ell
rer Eei6e ppu sSabreU nit bem sreIi'
i5en SSnigsbauis, nit ben en9liiher
| ssinonstreiien unb aud nit pbt!antro'
pti6en areiisu in 9er6iuoans ssItan'
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Die amerifaniide 9spte mn
Dffisiea in Berlin ner'
Dffentliht.
Die meiiten 3eitungeue euts
halten lid bOrIGufig

balten lid bOrIGufig
nod Der GOmmentarp.
Berlin, iiber 2OlOon, II. Tlai.
Der ssrt Der amsritaniI6en Rots an
0eutidIano 1T nod niat Ofii3isG be-
tanut gema6t pOrbsu. Die Roamits
Itlsz5sitangen briugen absr bic DON
ter SaDas Qgentur bi,r5sr tsIssras
! 3irts @sriiou beg Documents. Tit
Der aaeinigsH gugnabms beg y2otals
2tH5sigsrs" snt5aItsn iis iia a5sr Dor.
Iiufi5 alsr aommsntars.
Der raosaI 2tnssissr" fagt: Die
Ssutfa. Rssisrung DirS ii6srIi5 ni5t
IlRge nit Der 9lntpor. suriidbaIt.u
rHo ptro pobrf6eiHIia artDortsH.
SaB IS fia Bel Der grfiiaung isinsr
I.iIigsn qfIi6t DON RiemaRb stipos
Sreinr.osn IaiIsH pirb.
r9aB bic amsritaHifhs Rsgierun5
lie r2uittania- fir sinsu barmIoisn
lgaTasisr0ampfer b1ItsR tauH, u9Hs
Don osr 5batin6e asuutniB gu nsbs
men, bab #. pirtIid Elm SiIfstreu5sr
pdr, Der Wunition fir bic britii6s
1lotte berbeii6dffte hdIten mir fir
taum eIaubIia. Die ahtport Deuti4s
Ianbs, bic na6 Wai5irgtOu ge5sn
toirb, piro e. a5er 6srru Nilion in
e6eriu b0f!i3er ME bsutIi9er @siIs
ilar MAIDEN, baB mir s.3pungsn iiHo,
Ssn Srieg gu fiibrsn, ME mir ibn bis'
Der s.fii5rt babsn, anO, Oab mir Sies
mi; suiem GsipiFsn t5uH t0nnsn.
9i. r3Gslia. RuuOiaau" iast nit
gs5us auf oi. Raati6t, Sab bic Gus
ftauia 2lffairs 5ur JoIs. geba5t, Sab
man isst in amsrisa ~sur Ginii6i
iomm.". - Sisis Ginii6t pirc
pubri4einIi6 bic gtmsritansr Osyans
l1F.n, bic GrtOeduns gu MAIDEN, oab
gnsldHo in MirtIidteit iiir bic aas
taitrOpbe psraRtpOrtIia 1T, neil :s
untsr gsrI.suns Der dmsrituniIasn
GeIsse Wunition an 9orS eines qai'
iugirnampisrs siniaiffts.
gIa6Oem bic 3siturs Oas GeIeB ei'
tirt, BON bem iie .rtIdrt, oaB es bic,
ZEN yuntt nsdt, iust iis tpeiter: lin,
i.r benz amsritaHifden 9sfsB iolts Ssy
91pitan Der .aufitauia' irs GefGns'
tib s.Tdidt psrbsn."
Cine .oniibsntionsqs got. Der Rsa
eisraus at bic Rsbuitsure Der 3eituH'
Gen, bic bitten absr in sinissn Gdl'
len gu fpat 5using, iust, bab uorIda'
fla ui6ts ebitorisl aber bic ROt. sc.
Ifast psrSen fcIe.
Dds 9efinbeu bes & Dntg 1
aouifantiu peri 6 tins
inert lid.
paris, II. Tlat. - Cine Sepei4'
aus atbsn iaat, oab iia Sos gefiroer
lssl RSaiss Rpniiontia bon GSistEa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Ser @iidsug ber NnHen
in Oali3icn nod TN 0ange.
Sci s,amIs wuroen SluiisH oOnl
aabrsans DON 1916 ssianssn
seHommen,
pie Har bret Wo6sH Idns
eiuQeubt DareH.

Die H.r pret W ueH Ia u
eiHseIbt Daren.
Berlin, IL. Mai. sIuf brahtlo'
ZEN meg. ua6 saapiGs. 2as srob'
Seutf&. Sauptquortisr madts or
Mpnias bas SOls,nb. iiber bic p.i.e'
Rn Grsisnifi. auf BEN arisssi9au'
plas betaHui:
Wsitli6sr arisssi6duplab: YRSrs'
lid DON ypsrn uHb psitIi4 bonn aa'
nal, in Der Rdbe Don Steenitrasis uni
Set Sas babtH an SOnntas bi. Ssut'
i6sn ibre porssidObensn poiiticnsu
auisssebsn, LII fSDere @erlufts Surf
bas isbr hsitis. ariia.risfsusr bsa
5.inbss gu Dsrbinbern. uuO iib an
bag 0iili5e llfsr bss aandls suriids.'
.SiiSli9 DON R.uos Gbapels bakr
sps.H.
Die Bri..n nod Shsi!e BEG grabens i'm
9sib, ben 4. am 15. mai seHommsn.
RSrbIi4 non arras iinb bi. admpft
nod TN GaHse. Sn Der Ra9e Don
2lblain unb glsupilIs iinb an Conn.
tag angriff. Der Gransofeu NIT f.b:
ffpsrsH @srluii.H fit ben S.inS au.
ridge pldg.H DDrSen.
Deuii9s auftfaiffs babsn erfols.
reid bic Safsuaibts SOuT unb GaIais
ansssriffsu.-
Gsiiii@n Srisssf5duplab: .am
Oubpia Slub. n5rbIi5 BON Giarsola
unb gastiibii, unb iiblid DOm Ris.
men in Der glGbe BON Warianapol unS
auoinoiu finb alnsriffe bss sJsiHS.a
5uriidseidIas.n iporbsn. Inter ben
Rufsn. bic 6si SSaiuIs in 2urldnb s,'
fanssn s.Hommsn uurSsn, kfanb.n
ii4 cine gin,abl gi,truten Don Der
aIafs BON Sabre 1915. bic nur br.i
Wc4sH lang sins,iibt pareu.
Siib6fIid,r arisssldauplab: .9i:
Stnif4sn uno Csii.rreitsr iinS nod
an Der sans.H GrOni ,pt4sn BEN pi.
liea GIub unb Der .o6er,n M)siai.l.
unb cH Der Jront bon Sambor biA
na& Strp unb GtaniaIau auf BEN
9Ormarf4. Gis 1ruppsn babsn an
msbrersn punttsn ben Saan 1lut
bsi SarusIOn uHbn tpsitsr r5rSIi&
iibsrf@ritiH. Sp II llmssssnS bon
.prssnHi! fiD yaaupis aas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Stalicns Gingreiien in Sen
Sries tn Berlin ertpartet.
mir limb bsrstt", q ct bic
,Rprbbsuti de GIges
meiue 3eituRe".

2onbou, II. Rai. Dis aug gtm'
fteroam gsmeIOst pirb, fust bic Offis
sieus rRorbSsutfde 9lGgsmeins 3eis
tung" iibsr bic Sbutiuds, OaB GutOs
nio SdIanbra an Der Spise oss itas
lisnii5en Sabinsts ge6lieber 1T:
,0iefss gtu5ssbsn DOR Dem Bolts
ptGsn 1T DON Der sr6btsn gsosutaHg.
mir miiTsn auf cine unsiinitiss uHo
pielsitt ooreiIige Gutiaei0uug isis
tens Der itolieriitsu Resisrurg ssfabt
1ein. gerstt tetn, lit aues. gBir iino
tereit. mir botten tsinsn Srunb, eir
einis.s StaIisn gu iiirttsn, auS eiu
oura RsoOIutiun getbsiItss StaIisu lit
ii6 nur ieI6ft gsfGbrIi6."
Sas r9erIinsr SassbIutt" iust, bob
bas Gingrsifsn StaIieus in ben 8risg.
bas Der MiniIter bes 9leubsren Sons
lnino 10 Iauge sepuHl1t, les! tdum
nod perbinNsrt psrben lam.
5slbmari6all Sir Sobn
Treu6 meloet eiH.u
britii6en Sieg.
aonbon, II. Mdi. - TIomars
ifaa Sir SObn TSrend bat autsr:H
Datum pom II. Utai ipis foIst an Sas
arirssminiitsrium 6sri6tet:
Die erits 9trmes bat iiioIi5 BON
gfi6ebDuns 2'gtSOue ale grdbsn Der
Seuti9en on elmer SroNt Oun 5pei
WsiIen aenommen.
Cine feinbIide 9rupperdbtbciIuna,
bic i'm gesrtffs mar, iia su srsebeu.
serietb In bas 9trtiunhfsutr Der
Seuti@en anS purSe iai. ainaIi4 auf'
lssrisbsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Sritii9e ghiffe nun 5ns
iammen 400, ,62S
Spnnen
Siub iopeit, obne Die
SrieSsi 9tffe, pom Der
beuti ibeRTIotteSers
fbrt tpprbeu
i brt n pr De II.

9pnopn, II. Wui. - s5omas =.
RdcRamara, Der parInmeHturi'ae Ses
tretGr oes Ubdriueuiniiferiums, iGgte
am RpRtug i'm urterbaus, cine bless
be3ioIi6e Fruoe beuntrportenb, haB
Bis bsute britiide S6iffe Don 5uiums
men 46o,628 SOunengebali, cara abs
csiebeu oon ben Sriegsi6iffen, feit
Dem @us6ru3 bes 9rieqes ppn Der
oeuti6en Slotte getapert Ober 5eritort
pOrbsH isiu, uro babel ursefdbr 1850
peripnen umeetommen isisH.
Des @eiteren Iaote er, bag bis sum
Is. Mai beuti6s S6iffe Don suiGms
men 314,465 sorNen, dbseiebsn DON
ben Sriegsitiffsn. Don Der 6rittiaeu
1Iutte psrientt pber sstapert pprosH
ieisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Ttusr RobtsngrGbsrfrsts
in Gudldub.

2oubon, II. Wtui. - Re6rers
tduisnb 9obIengr1ber I'm ioserunuter
.S6parsen 2oRb" tuaugurtrteu am
Mprtog eineu Streit peueu zines
StreitsS, Der peseu Der 9e5dIIuug
zines 9rieossgpnus entItonoen III.
9ds .S6porae 9aub" ptrb ein
9ersiperts- unb Subuitriesebtst ge'
nuurt, bas atpii6eu girmtuabam urb
@clperbamptOu on StuffprbTbtre una
LWutmifibire Ia GasIaub Srensh
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.0iebiele Gsfangene mir gema4t ba'
ben. 1T nod ni9t genau betannt, $50
Wunn Iinb Gbsr binter bic 6ront ges
f6idt norben.
PIN iibrigen 59eil Der BrOnt bal
fi6 ni4ts 8i9tiges srsignet.
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Die Sefterreiher
Sm mitiIeren @aIi,ien bis auf 40
gReileu pon 9embsrg Dorgeriidt.

Dien, II. Tsui. llsbr 2onbon.
Gin. DffiSisl. seianntma3uns. bi:
am TOntas bon ben MiIitdrbebOrbsu
elaN,n ipurbs, entbdIt bic aniiinoi'
suna, bab bi. Geitsrrsi4er bic Siaoi
9robObpc5 i'm mitielsren Gali5isn, utl'
ssfd6r 40 W.iI.n iiiSp.itIi4 DOnaem'
berg, bsisst battsn. Die gstannsma'
dung lauist ME fOIst:
.Sm @srsl.ih NIT ben bsftisen
admpfsn, bic in ben I.stsn padr Wo'
frn Iiaiistfunben baben mar ss ON
Spnntas an Der san5.n 5ront Der
baItuibnIabis ru5ig. llnfsrs armesr
ridden beitanbis Dor.
.Osftsrrsiaiide aOlOnun finb Bis
an ben oSersn 9nisitsr Dorgsriidt nno
ba6.n 9robubbca beisst. Sic baben
bort 500 Wunn gsfangsn ssnOmnisH
uub a9t Raidinensefdiiss srobsrt.
1xr @iidsug Der NuHen
l., ~ .~f:s;r,, sssrfs IN, Ntnt90e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
Sic Sci eiterreider nut no@ 40 Wfeilen
bon 2emberg entfernt
pno 1T ofr Am9rbun9 upm prsrn.psl babfn
bfrfits Nimpfe ttatt9ffi1nofn.

gtm iibrigen 96etI Der Srout bat
ii6 ni4ts Widtiess srsisnst.
Pin Der Die, in Der Rdbe bon
gailp, itedtsn bic 9euti4en, pohrs
ideinlid I'M uniere Sdarfi6iisen gu
teeinfluiIen, Dor unieren 2inieu cine
tiirtif9e SABINE ouf, nit 5al6mono
auf sriinem Sintergrunb. Rebrere
dfritaniide 9ruppen anttporteten auf
bieie Serausforbsrunq iofOrt nit eirem
idarfen Gspe1rfeusr uHb bic SABINE
nurbe teruntergeT8Ofen. Giner Der
S6iiBen boIte fpdtsr bic iFa6ns, bic in
uniere 2inie ge5radt purbe.
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Der Yormar(& ser 9ent(6en nno
@eferrei6er IN @ali5ien o6ne
2lnfer6re&uug forfse(etf.
Namsgate, Sober ano Calais bon
eimem 3eppelta bombarotrt.

II
in
Sa
bon
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paris, II. Tlui. - Cine Sepd4e
aus atbsn iast, oob iid Sas gsfiHosn
ssl RSaiss Roniiontia Don Gsistkn'
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5000 9lrmen ier
g pllen in Wun nSIrteu
unb Rurben nc iatrtrt

- Sb - ! ~ ~ 'N - | - = .
porben ell
2onbon, II. Wsai. - Cine BON
bem rufitT9en 9oniul in ltrumiu9,-
geriien, obgsi9ttte 0epef9e bs9auptet,i
bag in Dun, &rmenten, 5000 &rues'
nier maTatrirt tpOrOen ieier. 9ieie
Sepef6e 1T pom Is. W1ai batirt. Gle
fiigt 9tn3u, baB bic @rmeuter ii4 in
Der Oer5tpeifeItiten BetIe gegen bic
Siirten unb &urben Oert5eiOigen, huB
uber SilFe briugenb n0f9ig lei.
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sritiia 2HgeU fOIIer IN
Der gan5en melt oer'
brettet 10 eroe n.

2oubOu, II. Waui. - Die brttis
Ite Resierurs bat beitGoF,u, eiue
rSne genub" q Gsnts) 9(usgn6e BEG
gerihtes iiber bic ungebIi6 oou ben
0ellti9en begdngeuen 9ruuiauttcitsu
bsrdus5ugeber. Der 8eridt beg 3pn'
mittees, beFer prdiibert StsrCuui
9rpce mar, rDirb in alien eIropGtI9eu
uub imbti9eu Sppo6en gebrutt pers
ben.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
MISSION WORSHIP
HELD LAST NIGHT
SERVICES CONDUCTED BY REV.
MENZEL IN THE PRESBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH

Last night Rev. Mcneil, Lutheran
clergyman at Gardnerville, conducted
d missionary worship at the Presby-
terrain church. The speaker in dis
cussing the topic, Two essentials OF
our wisdom unto salvation said in
part:
Looking up into the nocturnal sky
we behold myriads of stars. They
all have peculiar brightness, but
some Of them display a brightness,
which justly deserves our admiration.
Thus also every word which we find
in the Bible is important and com
forting, but there are some which are
of special significance and of special
comfort to us. The word of God re-
corded John 3, IA. Is is such a pearl.
gem among other biblical state
ments "As Moses lifted up a ser
pent in the wilderness, so must the
Son of Man be lifted up, that who
soever belieyeth in Him should not
perish, but have everlasting life. This
word OF God impresses upon us the
two essentials of the only correct wis
dom unto salvation that, in the first
place, God has prepared our saliva
lion in having His son, Jesus, the Saw
ior, lifted up to the accused tree of
the cross. On the cross Jesus sacri-
feed His life in order to prepare life
everlasting for us. The second es-
sentlal of our wisdom unto salvation
as expressed in John 3 is that through
faith in Christ and through faith alone
we appropriate unto us the salvation.
earned through the Saviors sacrifice.
Let us adore the love of God, our SAY
ior, which is higher than the heavens
deeper than the deepest depths of the
sea and wider than the universe"
Rev. Mcneil has left this morning
"wednesday for Goldfield. He will
return to Tonopah the beginning of
January. All who are interested In
Lutheran church work in Tonopah
VIII please communicate with Mr..
Vim. j. Drewes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
PERSONAL
-~~~~<<<~~~~~~%N~%N~e~&

WILLIAM A. KELLY arrived this
morning from Reno.
DIR. MCLEOD returned this morn
ing from trip to Carson City
LEE STUBB departed on train "a
today for Needles, Arizona.
H. y, EPSTINE returned this morn
ing from a trip to the coast.
CHARLES S. LEVY is up from
San Francisco on a business trip.
MRS. NJ. p. SHEPARD autoed in
today from Rye Patch water station.
F.. A. STAHL and wife OF San
Francisco are registered at the Miz-
pah.
H, r, GRIER was called to Gold
field this morning on railroad bust
ness.
DIR. GRIGSBY arrived on this
mornings train from Reno and Car
son City.
THOMAS e. KEPNER, the Reno at
torney, was a departure on this morn
ing's train for his home in Reno.
J. c. DURHAM, a business man of
Reno, was an arrival on this morn
ing's train.
MAURICE j. SULLIVAN, lieuten-
ant governor, arrived from Goldfeld
on this mornings train.
JUDGE WILLIAM FORMAN, re
turned this morning from Carson
City, where he had business before
the federal court.
J. T.. PECK left this morning for
Reno, where his wife and little daugh-
ter are spending a few weeks so thar
the child may undergo surgical treat
ment.
FRANK SOLINSKI, the attorney
who was here on the Extensions West
End motion matter, returned this
morning to his home in San Fran
cisco.
MISS N. E. MIGRATE, secretary
and treasurer of the Montana Tono-
pah Mining company, who witnessed
the close of the exposition, returned
yesterday from San Francisco.
FREDK X. BRADSHAW, general
manager of the Tonopah Belmont De.
velopment company, was a passenger
for San Francisco on this morning 8
train
REV. f. II. MENZEL, pastor of the
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church
at Gardneryille, who held services
here last evening left this morning
for Goldfeld. He will conduct wor-
ship there and return to his home Fri
day
J. II. EVANS, the United States
Commissioner, returned this morning
from Salt Lake City and San Francis
co, where he Witnessed the closing OF
the exposition. lie also visited Mrs.
Robert M. Brown and Miss Anne
Brown at the st. Helena sanitarium
He reports Mrs. Brown as rapidly
convalescing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
WILL GIVE BANQUET
DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH
PRESIDENT HENDRIcK, COVER.
NOR BOYLE AND JUSTICE NOR.
CROSS WILL BE GUESTS

The banquet planned by the Univer.
silly of Nevada alumni association of
ionopah in honor of President Hen
drlck and his party has been post
poned. A wire from Dir. Hendrick this
morning expressed his regrets. explain
ing that press of business would de-
tam Governor Boyle, Chief Justice
Norcross and Prof. Ccrugham, mem
Ders OF the party. A date was sug-
gested by him, however, and the post
poned event will transpire on Satttr.
day evening, December 18th.
TO this banquet all former students
OF the university, whether normal or
regular, and whether graduate or not.
are invited. The alumni association
just lately formed with but score OF
members, will complete its organiza-
ton at this time, and receive the
proper inspiration to make of il a
i've body of boosters Invitations
are being sent out so far as it is nos
slble to locate eligbles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
TOAST FROM NEVADA
PRAISES EXPOSITION

Attorney George A. Bartlett sanr
day sent toast from Nevada to
Charles G. Moore. president of tbe
Panama-Pacific exposition at San
Francisco. The toast was read dnr,
ing the closing day ceremonies. II
follows.
san Francisco has lighted the
highway Of the race and entitled her.
self to universal gratitude for show.
ing the development Of the eduea.
tional, industrial and scientnc nro.
eress of humanity, but more parttc.
ularly for the lessen she has taught
in splendid courage that rises from
the ashes of a great disaster to prove
that faith, strength and Arm conf.
dence can make beautiful idea
grand complete realization. The hear,
of all peoples is with her and sbe
will always be the city loved round
the world"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
ANOTHER COMPANY IS
TAKEN UNDER WING
BROKER DAUBE SECURES CON.
Troll OF THE GOLDEN GATE
MINE TO THE WESTWARD

Control of the Golden Gate Mining
company yesterday passed to Oscar
Daube, curb broker of New York
city, who is understood to act in the
interest of the Bethlehem Steel com
pany, or rather its principal owners.
the same crowd that has gotten in on
Comstock, Phoenix, West End. Tono.
pan rs, Table Mountain and other
properties which lie to the westward
OF the Tonopah Extension.
This property was incorporated for
100000 shares, but only about $50. 900
shares were issued The principal
holders were Tom Murphy, of Gold
field, VIM. Waters, Owney Dougherty.
and Frank Walsh, of Tonopah and
Mrs. J. L. Brown, of Oakland, who is
the wife Of the president of the com.
pany.
The estate consists of nine claims
in the Table Mountain section.
shaft was sunk to depth of $50 feet
and was well timbered. The plant
consists df a steam hoist Work ceas-
ed on the property about eight years
ago.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
TOAOPAH-M|LLERS
BASKETBALL GAME
BOYS FROM THE MILL TOWN ARE
SPEEDY AND SclENcED IN
THE SPORT

On this coming Saturday evening
the basket ball fans of Tonopah will
enjoy another good spectacle when
Tonopah meets the fast quintet from
Millers, in their initial game of the
season. The boys from the suburban
town have been hard at work on an
outdoor court, but are confident that
they will be able to keep both their
heads and their feet on the slippery
surface of the Airdome. They have
been reinforced by Goodrich, a form
er star from Goldfeld high school
who will fill the center position for
the Millerites Pinkstaff, Familiarity
known as "Pinky" has been elected
captain this season and is playing for
ward with Heydenfeldt as his run
ming mate. They also have two good
guards in the persons of the Rhoda
brothers who showed up well on the
Tonopah court last season Taking
their lineup from an impersonal
standpoint, Millers should give Topo.
pah the time of their life keeping on
the long end of the score. The To
nopah players have all recuperated
from their little go" last Saturday
evening with the exception of Prof.
Cross, who had the misfortune TO
strain ligament in his left leg. This
game will not interfere in the least
with the Moose dance which will be
the usual jitney affair after the game
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-08
BASKETBALL GAME
MONDAY EVENING
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ARE PRAc
TlclNG FAITHFULLY FOR
THE CONTEST

The girls basket ball game between
the high school first team and the
town team will be played Monday
evening instead of Friday evening
The high school girls are working
hafd and practicing faithfully. They
are looking forward to good hard
game with the town team and expect
TO win by a big score. Besides the
game between the first team and the
town team there will also be pre-
limlnary game between the high
school second team and picked
team from the grades. The hour and
the place will be announced later.
There will be a meeting of the High
school Literary society this evening
at 8 o'clock sharp. A splendid pro.
gram has been arranged by the stu
dents and all parents or friends who
are interested are cordially invited to
attend.