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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
Mems Suits---$9.5O
Extraordinary values---for-
merly priced up to $40.
The Brown-Hart Company

Mrs. Amy Ellis went to Gooding,
Thursday, to visit with her daughters.
Fly paper, fly traps and fly swaters,
Racket store. FL
Mrs. w. E. Collins and son, Albert,
left Thursday for Montpelier for a
two weeks visit.
Mrs. George Schumacher is operat-
ing rooming house at Arco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wfebe and daughter,
of White Water, Kansas, are visiting
their son and daughter at Aberdeen
for few days while on a tour of the
coast.
Thomas Blackburn, the merchant
of Springfield, was in Blackfoot, We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE

On Monday afternoon there was a
sitting of the court to consider an
injunction filed by the American Falls
Canal company to restrain the water
commissioners from shutting OF tbe'~
water at the head Of the canal The
injunction was dissolved, leaving the
commissioners free to regulate the
water.
Leon M. Dean, the man who kid
mapped Ernest Empey and held him
for $4,000 ransom, entered plea Of
guilty Monday and was sentenced to
from one to ten years in the peniten-
ltiary.
Somebody at the G. w. & M. COM
panys store saw a fellow stealing
articles from a vehicle in the street
Saturday afternoon. Manager James
Martin nabbed the man and held him
until the chief of police arrived and
took him to jail The man gave ','9
name as John Foster and his resi-
dence as Moscow, Idaho. He was
given 80 days in jail.
Chief Of Police Sewell and Patrol
ran Drew discovered darby hand
ing booze to some friends or Gus
TONERS and they took him in custody
ON the charge of illegal handling of
Iliquor. He plead guilty to giving
them liquor and was fined $7S
William Boyle, of Aberdeen. was
in town the first OF the week on his
wav to Omaha, and wes taken before
the court on charge OF being IN
Itoxicated. His honor fined him $40
which he paid.
j. T. Danilson, travelling guard for
the Idaho penitentiary, came Tuesday
might and conveyed Dean, the kid
lnaper to Boise.
A man named John Mcpherson was
taken before Judge Swan Berg charg-
ed with beating up Bishop Richard
Ward at his home at Sterling recent
Ily II is reported that MCPHERSON
had made some disturbance at a
dance and Ward had called an officer
to secure compliance with the rules
of the dance and the fellow resented
Fit and said he would get even. We
ibid not learn what developed at the
trial or whether they have had the
trial yet
e. L. Roth, Of Pingree, was arrest
ed Wednesday night charged with
assaulting Pete Graham. Roth is OPP
Grating Graham's pace under lease,
and he and Graham have been having
some trouble that resulted in Graham
getting beaten up on Wednesday
afternoon.
A charge of cruelty to animals was
laid against e. u. Roth by Peter Gra-
ham, who asserts that Roth had beat
len and bruised his mules and accused
them great suffering.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
BACK FROM THE HIGH PEAKS

George Heilig, who takes a trip to
The Lost Packer mine every summer
to help operate the smelter, returned
Monday and reports that they made a
run of four days and cleaned up all
the ore that had been mined during
the year. 1t made 10 tons of matte,
valued at $4,000.
The Lost Packer is on Loon creek
near the northwest corner of Custer
county, and is one Of the rich gold
mines discovered by the famous Clar-
ence Eddy in the year 1902.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30

Star cut tumblers, ten cents each {;
Racket store. FL
w. T. Ward was called to Council,
Idaho, last week ON account of the
death of his brother-in-law, Mr.. d.
F. Gibson, who was buried there on
the twenty-third. Mr.: Ward rode
from Weiser to Council in an auto,
band was very much impressed with
the wheat fields where the grain
stood shoulder high and very heavy.
at grows there without irrigation.
Fruit jars. rubbers. jelly glasses,
ETC.; Racket store. ri
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
WHOSE YEARLING rs THIS?

There is black yearling, branded
M on right thigh, that has been hang
ing around the Wapello store for sew
eral weeks until it has become
troublesome. The owner is request
ed to come and get it and pay for
this advertisement
WAPELLO MERCANTILE CO.,
BEN MUIR, Manager.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

s. B. Willis and Mabel p. Willis
became the owners of 40 acres Of
land near Groyeland, known as the
Hanrahan property, and James N.
Hanrahan became the owner of what
is known as the G. e. Kinney prop
.erty near the high school Consid-
GRAFTON $4,000. The deal was made
by M Boyle, the land man. ad I'll
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]
for six-room modern house for Mr.
and Mrs. Antoine Voso.
Topaz, the Mexican who cost Salt
Lake county so much money a couple
of years ago, has just been captured
at Leadville.
The polite greeting these days is
"How's the water?"
d. r. Jones was up from Poca-
Itello in his car Thursday.
W. G. Beebe, organizer for The
Order of Moose, is in town this week
Ipreparing the Moose.
Thomas Spencer, cattle man OF
Salt Lake City, was in town Thursday.
M. H. Wood was in from Little
Lost river, Thursday.
Mrs. w. D. Trego, of Gleichen, AL
berta, Canada, with her son and
daughter, are expected to arrive today
to visit her brothers, the Towards,
lat Wapello.
Chattel mortgage blanks at The
Republican office all new.
CHEAP GLASSES AND INEXPER-
IENCED MEN ARE THE CAUSE OF
MORE WAEK EYES AND HEAD
TROUBLES THAN PEOPLE ARE
AWARE OF. 1T PAYS TO HAVE
YOUR EYES ATTENDED, BY A
SPECIALIST WHO HAS PROVEN
HIS ABILITY IN COMPLICATED
CASES. IF YOU WOULD LIKE
YOUR EYES RELIABLY ATTEND
led BY SUCH A MAN SEE DIR.
SCARBOROUGH, AT THE COTTAGE
HOTEL, BLACKFOOT, TUESDAY,
AUGUST 3. W 2-1
R. L. Archer and family are back
from a delightful tour Of the coast.
G, v. Fisher and Fred Fisher re-
turned the last of the week from a
weeks visit at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Sumner Ezell and little
daughter Ruth, of Pocatello, and Mrs.
y. M. Ezell, from Kentucky, are visit
ing today at the home of i. w. Ezell
of this city.
Willie Ward, from Wyoming. has
been visiting this week at the home
of his sister. Mrs. E. g. varcoe at
Blackfoot, and went to Boise, Thurs
day night.
Z. S. Campbell was up from Twin
Falls, Thursday afternoon
Assistant State Engineer Wilky
was in town Thursday evening for
the water meeting,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Quantrell
were up from Sterling, Saturday, and
Sunday, visiting the folks at home.
Edward Lindsay, who had his leg
broken in a runaway month ago,
nas had hard month of it, and is
Just getting to feel some degree Of
comfort in his waiting.
George NJ. C. Shelman was in from
the first of the week.
Jesse Hughes, age 1S, was helping
to unload a wagon at the city dump
ing arouno Tuesday and got his arm
broken.
Yes, we have it; Racket store. FL
John Bischoff and Lewis Neff went
to the Lava Hot springs, Wednesday,
for couple Of weeks
Miss Mabel Molden is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Giles at Boise.
H. c. Tavy went to Boise, Sunday,
on business trip for The Brown
Hart company.
Swan Berg and wife were in from
Rockford. Wednesday, and Mr.. Berg
took trip to Pocatello.
R. G. Bills, who is in the east
learning all he can of automobiles,
examined the wreck of the Steamer
Eastland at Chicago and came in
touch with the burden Of grief that
city is bearing.
]. A. Hartvigsen was UP from Po-
catelIo "Wednesday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
REVOLUTION IN HAYTI

A revolution has opened in the is
land of Hayti, and the governor and
16Q leading men have been executed
by the mobs.
X The United States has sent some
bluejackets to restore order
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
LOST.

LOST-A child's light blue parasol
was lost on the street during the
celebration. Finder please leave
at this office and make the little
e;rl happy Reward 51-3p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30

WANTED SECOND HAND FORD
car through the Parkinson Realty
company, Blackfoot. 49tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
WANTED.

WANTED BOARDERS AT 3O7 w.
Judicial street Mrs. Fred Gertsch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30

WANTED--DRESS MAKING; WILL
sew by the day or week. Ring,45.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - CHOICE CORNER
lots, good shade, cement walks.
Inquire w. 3. Chubbuck. 52-2p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30
WANT ADS.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE RASPBERRY
pickers at raspberry patch on
north Shilling avenue. I'll
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-SIx ROOM
house with furniture. Modern
throughout. B. F. Pennington at
First National Bank. Phone 1o4.
4S-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE "A FINE
violin. w. w. Kinney 2-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-07-30

LOGS AND POLES FOR SALE--ALL
sizes, pines, some good for der
ricks. Noise Gagnon. Blackfoot
43tf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

f11de Ser @egrrer> Ben noroh@ un6
norotpeitli@ bon gpern perlorenen
8o0en uns tpie6er ob5u1pebmen, bat-
ten feinen @rfolg. Ser BON britif4en
nnb fran50iii9en Errppen gemein-
idaftli4 unternonrmene @egenangriff
bra9 1tnter 6en Gener ser 11nirigen
5mfannren. Gie 3abl Ser in uniere
@anbe gefaMenen britifden, fran80ii=
ihen nn6 belgii@en @efnngenen lit
mtf 2470 angetpa@ien. Die 3obl Der
erbeuteten @eidiite iit ouf 35 geitie-
gen, 6a5u fommen be6e11ten6e Mfen-
gen bon @etpebren, N1u1rition un6 a11<
6erem &riegsmaterial. @eitli@ bonn
Olerfa1ral baben sic l1nfrigen m1ber
Sen bereits genonnten Srtfdaften
nod 9i5erne geltiirn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

iter> gegen Deuti6lan6 erboben. CT
bebauptet> 6aB Sic brttii6en @riegs<
gefangenen bon oen Deuti@en iHe6t
bebon6elt tpiir6e1t ie6enfaus erbeb.
li@ i@le9ter, olS Die &uilen un6 6ie
Tranaoien. Die grnabrung iei INT
5urei9e1ro. Die @efnngenen miir-
Sen 1niBban6elt;; .felbit Sffi5iere ieien
i1riultiert a1n6 gei9Gagen tporoen. @s
ieien fogar 6ane borgetommen, in
oenen @efangene obne @runo ta1t'
blitig nte6ergei9oiien tpor6en iein.
SoIange 2or6 &tt6ener feine Gin
5elbeiten ar5ufubren berntag, 6arf
er 1ti6t ertparten, bob man ibm
@laubet i6e1rft. @s fom11nt linn eben
muir oarauf an gegen De1ti6lamb gu
beben. Seine &erleltn6ungen baben
bereits 6rii9te getragen. Dent sic
Morrir1g Hoit, Dos englii@e &of-
blatt> i@Idgt in einen1 2eitartifel Dor,
man 1oGe als 9fepreiialie an 6en
6eutiden 8tptlgefangenen iein 1no
auf Sdtpor3brottoit ieben. Mlet1
na6 i@noppen 6ie gnglGn-
ser Dor @utb iiber lire geie6erlogen
ollmGbli@ boatg iber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

ser bel1ti9e Botf6after in @om, 6iirit
bon @iiIolp, 5tpeds 3ulta1oebringen
zines Mbfonunens 5tpii@en sstalien
mn6 Oeiterpet@ e11tporfen uno Der
itolienifden gegier11ng urtterbreitet
bat. Dieier @oridlag tpl1r6e bor tpe-
1rigen Togen bon Dem 8laH Mbanti,
ben1 Organ ser italtenil6en 5o5ia1i-
item, tpeI@e fiir @eibebalhtng Der
Mea1tralttat ii116, beroffentli@t; er
e1rtb6lt unter o116erem Die 9lnerfen-
1u1ng gegenieitiger sSntereiien SSta-
liens un6 0eiterpet@s our@ @rbal-
t1ng 6es Dreibmrr6s, iotpie getpiiie
territorielle &o1t3eiiionen leitens
Selterret9S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
fer, sic ii9 bisber ouf oerSette Sc
Minoritat befun6en.
@ar1ultq an Mmertfa

@arnung an Mmertfa.
v@enn baS nnerifanii9e 8olf
glaubt, 6aB es 6ur9 Die 6rieoensbe'
Dor einem @rieg betpabrt
tper6en f0nne, bat es 6ieie 8etpegung
e11ttpe6er n1iBberi itan5en o6er aber lit
abii9tlt9 bon getptiier @eite foli6
infornniert tpor6en. Cine geation muB
auf 6en &rieg porbereitet fetn. Mem
oie 2e1rfer eines Stoates ibr 2an6
unporberettet laiien, mpo@en iie fi@
eines @erbre9ens fdul6tg. Dieies
8eiipieI baben tpir iebt in @bina, tpo
OO,0OO,OOO Me1ti9en unborberettet
fir Sen &rteg itn6 un6 bober etli6en
sSSapanern, 6ie tpobl gerii.
itet ii1r6, auf @1pa6e un6 l1ngnabe
alsgeIiefert iiro."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Sic &rie9sla9e.
%. 9lpril.

%. gpril.
9ln Sen Dar6anel1en baben 6ie
&61npfe aufs neue begonnen. geo6~
oen1 am 5or1rtag Sic 8erbiin6eten
argefangen batten, an bier @tellen
ser peltli6en @uitc ser Salbinlel
@onipoli nnb an ser aiiatti4en
Girfei Sruppen gu la1roe11, &p1r6en
lie bon Sen Siirfen 3ltriidgaporfen.
sln ei1per Stelle tpur6en Die 6ran5o-
len tpie6er gum 9tiid3ug auf sic
5diffe ge5tpungen, tpdbren6 an a1t-
oeren ser @onpf erfolgreid fort
oouert. Die Gran5oien lie BEN 400
Soote n1ro 200 @efange1re 5uriid.
Cine Trlppe Moslen1, Sic iid BEL
oen 6ran5olen befan6, sing 5u ben
Giirten iiber. 9te &riegsi@iffe lei-
lten Sen @erbiinoeten BEL Sen 2an-
oungen @6ub. 9lls Sic Slotte am
5onntag ei1re 8ei6iebung Ser 8ai-
leritroben begann, 1puroe onr6 Dos
tiirfil6e 6ener Elm Sorpe6oboot 51tm
Sinfen eebra6t, tuabren6 ein anbe-
res 10 ibtper bei9d6igt tpnr6e, bob
es na9 Sone6os abgei6leppt lpor-
Sen lit.
Nom 8ei ten mel6et ser 8erliner
8eri9t, 6aB 9lngriffe Ser @nglanoer
ouf oie neue 8rontlinie Ser Deut-
I6en NIT groBen @erlulten fir iene
obgeidlagen tpur6en. Die Srti6aft
2i5erne auf 6e1n linfen nfer Ser
DIer tpuroe sen Deuti6en tbeilmeiie
ooer gan5 gerdunt; ite balten ober
nod Sen @ride1rfnopf an lnten
l1fer. @eBit etn 2on6oner @on1I
me11tar beto1h, 6aB Sic Deutl6en 6ie
nrei1ten ibrer @etpi11ne bebal1ptet ba-
ben 9ie @pe1ring Metps iagt, 6dB
oas @6idial bon GaGais nod ni6t
entidie6en lei. Tran5oiti6e Mngrif-
fe ouf &artmanns- -@eilerfopf tp1r-
oet abgeidIagen> ie6o@ meloet Ser
Naniier Beriht sic ginrpabme Ser
S0be urt6 tpeitere syortidritte an BEN
Mbbange1t.
Nont Often tper6en bon fei11er
Sro1h tpeiet1tlide @erdn6erungen ge-
n1el6et. S1 Berlin eingetroffene 8e-
ri6te BON 8eri6teritattern beben
sic @i6tigfeit 6es @rfolges bel Sitrp
in Sen @arpatben berpor. Dieie So
be nto@t Sen @eg na@ @alt5ten fret,
un6 sic 2i1rien ser Seiterrei9er nn6
2eutiden ii11b 0itli@ bonn l13iof-&ab
jebt fait elf Metlen tpeit porgeriift.
sStaliens 8otidofter in Berlin Unto
@ien, 2o1t6pn nn6 Barts iin6 5lt
elmer tpi9tigen @onferen5 nad &om
bernfen tpor6en.
Die bon etnem groben &beile Der
englii9lpra9igen Nreile uniereS
9m6es betriebene @euti6enbebe
1pinur1t ei1ten in1uter gr0Beren l1m-
fang an un6 fiibrt 5lt innter f6ape-
reren @onfliften. @elbit @dtten ser
@iifeni6aft baben it@ bon 6em
6euti6fein6lt@en @eiite aniteden
laiie11, 10 Defenders 6ie Sarbar6= Unit
beriitadt 6eren Stu6e1ten in elmer
ibrer 3eitf6riften ein anti6euti6es
@e6i@t v@ott nit uns" betitelt, ber=
offentli6ten. 9araufbin bat &rofei-
for Dr. &1mo 0eeper, Der berborra-
ge16e @eIebrte, Ser I'M 1ta6iten 2ebr-
iabre ols 9lustaui6profeiior am Ser
l1niberittdt 6o3teren ioute, 6en Sar=
bar6beb0r6en f1tr5 entiMoiien 6en
Stubl bor 6ie Sbiire geiebt. Das iit
Elm erfreuli@es @orgeben, 6os Ma@-
ubmang 5u fin6en ber6ient. Co
lange 6ie &arbar6uniberittat 1idts
oIs Elm glbleger bon Orfor6 Cont
bridge lit, ber6ient iie nidt, baB ii@
6euti6e WeGrtter Ser @iiieni9aft on
ibr betbdtigen.
S@tpere acknowledgement bot 2or6
&it9ener, Ser brittf9e @riegsnimt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
25. MuriI.

Is. Mpril.
Die Iekte o1nerifanil9e Mote bm,
tpie 1ri9t an6ers 5u ertparten pur,
11i@t geringen Staub IN Dea1ti6lan6
aufgetpirbelt. @innrihbig madt Die
6euti9e Breiie gegen Die mteritani-
fde 8un6esregierung 5ront. Mt
Sen @orten rgenreine @el1delei" fann
oie &ritif ont be1ten unb i6lagen6iten
be5et9met tperben.
/ Mus ben in 9on6on ausgegebenen
u1ntli9en 8eri9ter iiber bie f9tperen
@dntpfe Bel gpern, 5tpifden Steen.
itraot utr6 9angenard, gebt berpor,
bab 6iesntm bie fana6iiden @olonial-
truppem it1s gor6ertreffen geitent
tpurbe11, Die, ,perrn 1ie m19 bel6enmii.
tbig fohte1t fiirbterlibe 8erluite er.
ltHer baben. Ser &atnpf in Mngrif.
fen un6 @egenangriffen bon beioen
Seite1r gebt na6 6en Gebten 8eri4-
ten bon Ger 6ront nod in unbermin-
oerter &eftigteit anf 6em nit 9ei&en
un6 @ertpun6eten iiberldten S6labt-
fel6 1peiter.
Die 9l11ttport ser ut1rerifanti9en
gfegierumg auf sic iiingit bon 6em
oeuti6en @oti6after @raf BON 8ern-
itorff iiberrei@te 6eutl4e Denfi@rift
iit iiberboupt nod ni@t in ibrer omit
li6en @faiinng in 8erIim einget ssof-
fen. 9bglei9 sic beb0roli@e1r g,,erio-
nen 1t9 ieben @ommertars iiber Die
bon Sen 3ettungen gebra9te 8eriion
oerielben entbolten, iit es 6o@ aQge-
mein beta11nt, 6aB man it@ in &egie-
rungsfreiien nidt groB iiber SEN ST.
bnlt 6erielben, tpie II ben 3eitungen
iibe6n1ittelt 1por6en lit, tpun6ert, 90
man menig @offnung gebegt baHe,
6aB ii9 Mn1erifa bon Der eirunal be.
tretenen @ubn tper6e abbrt1tgen loi-
ien.
uMmerita tit offeriidtli@ ANNA.
Ben6 in fei11er fein6liden Steql1ng-
nabrne. Sc farn1 6ober ri9t ser
|@1iebsri9ter BEL Grie6ensberba16-
lmngem ieiu." Dieie Mngobe ntadte
|Snmitag @rof grnIt bon @epentlo1p,
ser befannte MiIit6r- un6 Seeerper-
tie, 6eiien @eatBer1tngen getpobnIi@ Int
6en b06iten offi5ieuen @reiien 8ea&-
tnng ftn6en. sSn einem Mrtifel, BEN
er fir sic Sagesaeit1ng iiber oie
g6ote @rGii6ett @ilions an Ben @e-
ian6ten bon @ernitorff idrieb, meiit
@rnf BON &epertlotp nit gea@6rud
onf 6ie Sbatiode birt baB 6ie @erei.
nigten @taaten fort6ouer1r6 sic m=
iertetr unteritiibe11, i1r6em iie fte NIT
8affem nn6 &riegsnuunition berie-
fen. ngeierrano in Deutfdlano er-
blidt in ser 2opalttdt Der &egierung
Ser @ereinigten 5toaten geeutrali-
t6dt," bebm1ptet er tpetter.
Yer Son0o1ter TrGmtDe 2eIegrGpD
60. tpir6 iiber Mmiter6am beri@tet,
oaB bte ga1tae 6eutme @reiie @roB-
o6ntiraI bon Sirpib, 6em @taatsfefre-
tGGr bes @ei@smnri1uemtts, u1rldbli4
6es fiinf5igften sSabrestags feirres
@i11tritts in ser Marine, iiberm1s
ber3lide @liidtpiinf9e tpt6met. Ser
De11tlde &oifer 1itr6 biele bodfteben6e
@erionli9feiten baben benz M6mtral
6uBerit marine @liid>patnfda daetegront-
npe gefar6t, utr6 es beiBt, 6ab 6erielbe
tpabrf@einIi9 in ben erbliden Goels-
Itono erboben 1per6er fol1e.
Ser un Samitag a11Sgegebene 8e.
ri@t ser 6eutf9en &eeresleitung port
tpeitIiden @rtegsid daupIas iagt: r@er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

farrrrt, ooB ont So1u1tag Ser oqge-
nrei1re @ngriff aa1f Die Dorbaneaen
begonnen babe, 1na96em erfolgrei9
Eruppen an beridieoenen @11tfte1r
anf ser &albiniel gelar6et moroen
,ieien.
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~. MpriI.

S1n @ei iten ba11ert 6ie grobe
g9la6t Bel gpern nit unberdnoer-
ter &eftigfeit fort. Die Deuti6en
baberr lire idnrnttli6en @apinne BE-
bal1ptet;; bis iekt mur6en in 6en &dm-
pfer 5000 @efangene gemadt un6
As @eidibe erbeutet. @nglii6e
&onrmertare geben oen 6e1ti6en CT
foIg 5n n16 fagen, 6aB man 6em @us-
gang 6es @ontpfes nit groBter
@ponmung e1tgegeniiebt. Ebetl-
tpeiie berriM ou@ Sic @niidt, bob
oieie 6eutf9en @oritoBe BEL Opern
1rod gar 11i@t sic eigentlt@e 6el1ti6e
0fferiine 5um 8tpede ei1es @ntrd-
bruds btl6e> 1on6ern 6aB iie nur ei.
ne @ortanidung ieten, INN ON on6e-
rer Stelle 11rertuartet an5ugretfen.
&oris beridtet bon merfliden Sort
idritten auf ieiten Ser 8ran5oien un6
fagt ferner, 6oB @egettntttel gegen
oie @tidgaie e1ttpideln6en @ef@oiie
erfolgret6 ongetpan6t tpor6en ieien.
Gin britii9er Son6erbert@t iiber sic
2age bel Dpern fagt, BOB 6ie &dm=
pfc nod nrnbermtn6ert ftarf fort6o11=
ern u1r6 6ie Gage im augemeinen llll=
berGn6ert iit. Ser @erI1tIt BON ct.
eesa1Iien miro i1t 6iefeln Yert6t nn9
5ugegeben. ssn Sen @ogelen tpur6e
ser &ortnanrSmeiler=&op bon oet
Deut1den geitiirnt uno bierbei 800
6ran5ofen gefangen genomunen.
@om 9iten 1nel6et @iet1 6aB cine
tpeitere giinitige Stenung BET @o3io-
tpa in SEN @arpotben genomnten un6
1000 ruiiifde' @efangene gemo@t
tpur6en. gufTi9e @egenongriffe, Be-
fo1r6ers BEL ser S0be bon 0itrp, tpur-
SEN nit id,peren &erluiten 5uriidge-
idlagen; 3tpei ruiitide @atai1lone
>pl1roen fait bonitdn6tg nufgerieben.
Die oiterr. .-oeutiden Eruppen berfoIg-
ten SEN Set1t6 un6 beiebtem bierbei
26 rniiifde S6iitengraben. Ser ruff
itide 8eri@t fogt MIR, 6aB in Ser
@egen6 Ser @trp m "a. urt6 25. ein
ber5tpeifeIter @an1pf begann, Ser no@
fort6auert.
Shirt bon 8iilotp, @otf9after 6es
@eutiden 93eids in @om, oementiert
sic ont 90. MpriI bonn @ortfer Gigaro
gebra@te MeI6nng, er bobe fi@ bonn
@apft berabi@ie6et, neil er feline @.
berufl1ng fir maize beboritebet6 boI-
te; ser @atiton f9lteBt ii@ 6eiem
Detner1ti an. &mes, ipas iiber SOS
ettpaige @irgreifen sStnlte1ts in 6en
@rieg eeia@ tpir6, bef@rdrft iid le.
6igIi9 omf @ern1attbungen.
Ser 6eutide &ilfsfre,15er @rotr-
bring @iIbeInt 1T interniert. Dieie
glnfiir6ig1ng feitens bes @opitGtts,
@upitanleutno1tt .Tbierfel6er, tam
iiberraiden6 fit Sic nmeritanifhe
tpei1 erit otn Montagbor.
nrittag sic 1todgeiudte @rlm1bnib ge,
tpabrt tp11r6e, BOB bos @9iff @oblen
un6 Hrobioatt ei,rnebn1ert Tonne.
@ie brittf9e M6miraIitM gibt be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Clrk&t1 Wltderuft1 lle9reiN.

Die Muiterten blm8 5mrhd8eta8en
aarfen "eriemftem m moltes aopeooboo 9 9e"tt@enbe
bamptem Grio8e int 9Genem. @dmmnn8 0al5tens-I
0ejterretider sie9 bel onrD Die @orberettnn8.
Gm8liide 4mgrtfe 1T Tlanoern ber8ebli@.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-17
Woman Kills Man
In GOldfield

A fued which had its origin a year
ago in a dispute over various matters
and since had been greatly augment
ed by bitterness of feeling, came 10
an end yesterday evening when Mrs.
q. NJ. johnson shot and killed AL
bert A. Bochatay near the old Drew
cry south of camp. Although there
were several eyewitnesses to the kill
ing, the people who witnessed it have
absolutely refused to make a state
ment until the c%oroner's inquest
which will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Through a lack of information at
the sheriff's office, due to a great ex-
tent to the refusal of witnesses 10
talk, but few real facts are obtain
able. Mrs. Johnson, who gave her
self up to Deputy Bogard a few min
utes after the tragedy, refused to
make a statement and is now confin-
ed in the woman's ward of the coun-
ty. jail pending the action of the
c%oroner's jury.-Tribune.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-17
Test Made of
Leaching Plant

Earl Christensen spent last Sunday
at the Ruby Hill mine to witness a
test cleanup of the teaching plant
recently put in operation at that
mine. The partial cleanup was sim
ply to determine how the process
was working out and Mr.. Christen-
sen states the owners are more than
gratified with the results. The cop
per is deposited on scrap iron, the
latter being dissolved. He was pre-
scented with a copper horseshoe
which shows the deposit in its ma
tive state. 1t is somewhat purer than
copper matte as it comes from a
sme1ter and at the present time, cop
per as is being produced at the RUDY
Hill is worth better than 20 cents a
pound.
The company has expended a large
sum of money installing a plant for
treatment of ores from the Ruby Hill
and the people h~ereabouts are. pleaf-
ed at the showing now being made.
Record Courier.