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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09

ouIneronnlcn uirb, SS wIrb itllimm
oenlo iOr loltlc Nrbciter uno bcren
Ndmilen Iein, mcuu iie bis 81 ben
Ncier;aNcn IN 6aien bct onidnhiacm
%creirul' rc,dIid'i N',italtiauna ha-
ben. Ata; hlun mith IS ,matr nuh
clue Ianar ltlrrre ,}tit icin. bls Der
Wlntcr pgrlbtr iii. SohIeu, WrU /.
6lci't. Nortuiietn - GllcS. enS
man hober mub, III aelualtiR I'M
&rciic aeri1a,n uuh Il, ShliSaciell-
ihn ~ olritcn bicicu ygntsr ppIlaui
- tgnu haHen - >tAntb. @ehcn.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09

2isnstna ilni 9orlnbunaeu Stiere ar
Oie Y Romnliiiiorshn=eler &oofiOu &
ieunepal0 IN ben 9Inii0rai Stpd
gnros na@ G-i. ct. 9:ais. Sm.
I'm iOlnsuosH 7oae reiiie aud, ssobn's
gnttin nan Il. 4Ouis in Deldler
@r0bfatt fii bcibe r:esrere laae ae
idaits. uno bciuhshalbcr oufbaIten
reroen.
Tnrh Iurtbreuren ieires geiuans
mes ruroe 6trr Eaul Risi's Srrinas
paaen Hml ! orieu. Eit arsuahme
oes 6fl. Serrl. weldle iehr erheb
Iite Shnr'uueen uh6 Su:Hittuun
ben er,i;t. teren Eetrers tom arste
suaenaEt Ter3en EuBt9n. erIitteH
ieire Der bier Hai'nsisre, prrinter
audl Elm Sa5p, tsine Serlesunaen.
Ten GheleuteH e6uaro S2eIIs wurs
be ein anab Elm asb0r1H.
Tle @italieoer Der Sunairnugnip-
bnlitdt ierpirteu on @ahltnee ir
Ger snishts Of golumtAs Sale ei,
girrsr unb Suppr. llrisre Rdbsl
ocr,teheu &c uortrtiiIit cen 6nurer
nllsr bereus ;ufrietea III lslIsu.
Sei bieiem berliter osrbtuetter
uro auier Isaen biioet eas gutuinh'
rer Gin rahres Seranheeu uno 4,
Die Stnnis opdfrabe cine ishr be
lcbtC
Tie S~ls qouiin unS Rarie aatp
bi hno UphIbebaI,tr bier nit be-
@rQBma,,cr mlescr euscIaHat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09

Tienm Wlurler ocs 8. giouem Ter
einactroiieren @ahlberitte luuteten
basin bah {ufhcS urb GuirbontS Cr'
ipiblt uuroeu. Spdter AM Gage. OILS
bic 0crlt,c pcn ben weitlidlen Stnn-
ten cintro,er, aeitoitrte iidl be- SiCa
fur bic republtari'dsn Nnrrer,ruacr
immer uuidcrCr urb idjcint III
Stuube NiIlca uber luobrs I'M %ur
tbciIe ,u icin uub mno BON iclner
Eurtei ic'u Sira beaniprudlt. gPcnu
bnS Glci,urnI'G Gp,um Der Stnnten
California uro Wjinatlpto ihnt 3uNc
Wcubct mtro, WoS. iUit cs lcpt Der
anll ~ iein itcitt. WirO gElIlUn
,mieber iar bic rudltcu uier ,lnhr' Der
Nraibent Der Der Staoten ien.
Ter Stnnt Wtiiiouri blcibt remps
trntilh. N0u ber Ii NUnGrcBlent,n
ino IA Temutroleu tonuuuter 2ur-
iep ". Sbaiitiuro iir ben \. III
tritt) crlu1blt morotr. FUR yer.
Staotsr SeuGtpr ideint Der Ic no:
trat &eto upr oeni RCpu5,itouer
gidep cjncn &oriprunR III blbcn.
8 mutratiihes 5idet.
Tlr Ssiicu: 1873
Sur Scrntpr im ~ GreB:
Same, Y. Hcco Lii7
5rr Gourerrtr:
6ystcri,t Z. &drhnCr l,43j
1ur %iic ei9Wcruclw:
gQn'lotc NrtBcr l,43l
5ur 5tno.sictytluy.
Iphn Z, SulIlQnr l,1ll
Sur 5tnnot& Nueitpr;
Nubu y. WUroVu LIS
Gnr Ston.sdlnrmeuirr;
@ccrac y. wtlbnt lamp LIS
6ar Srnotl !.mpoI
5ranv Y. NP,N, Ji,tr l,ii.
6ur Chsrrt,';tr ({igluQu L).
y.rttrlouS VI. Mpyo'ru Las
6ur Gbtrrtattr (SIuntn p.
ir,N J, @lllLmH Lie
GM liiducr u. G, G ii NppcaIS
GwjNn i. Nldno La,
dur Htprgltntant:
Ir len v, 2badlciorb l.j3.
6ur 1tpc'oieuo,rt.
Sum y. Gpo' l,iIi
jur Gcerditutont;
@cu & .Wouc !,jji
Sur Guuutp &i1.ttr =. lW,
9iathaa Nylnlpr ~
dur Guurtp 3Hdltcr ;. TNl.
Sutr i 9St,l ~
5ur 0rmm !Ir'raIt:
Gil M, ,3cpGlu l,So!
Nr Sbcriti;
Charles %,tlH;r l.36.
SSiIr %iitilur:
,iaurS y. 2ur l,a2S
Sur Sd'npmtilicr:
Wcn Idluuuctcr l3?'
GEy %rrmciIr:
Grld s. &arptlr i.;g;
-, N,GI.,..V sINn, :, @;,.>sus,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09
wdbrcno Der ndd1eu bier Sabre bic SGsel Der
&egieruuS III Sdnocn babeu wlrp, 1T 5nr Selt
,to6 ni6t ntf6teom.
Dfr Wfsu fit 6ngbes, ll)faen fit u).t)an
l1Iilouri bIeibt esmofratIlh.

Nuh weiB man nod nitt Ub Der
natite @Uuuerneur Gar9ner ueer
Qamm iein miro. buh lull 4aroner
eiue beiisre NrSIitt bnben erluahlt
81 mcro1n, oils gnmm. Gardner loll
nph 9amm UNI etpos 0ur lein,
Tue NrObibitiOns amendment
puroe I'M StOate mi: 100000 Stlm
men Wehrbcit uicbcracIiinlrt.
Dir bic Gardner 4nrobnri puroen
IN Giaae Iuuntu Gy1 Stimmer nb'
acaeben; bnpCaCu ?.l9l. Sur bic
BunosauSaobe iuurocu l0ii.Stnlnlen
obaeoebcu; tnaener .i2i
As Total ; Nu,um int County II
3, wUupn l,ji Stimmen oul
0as rcpuUIlinnnte uno 1873 aul
bos bemOtrotIidle lidet entlallen,
weldlcs GloNe Guuntp MT rIncr
Webrbet uUn 3s2 Stimnen repn, ~
tnrIih mndt
llnttn'cbcno ba5 5otnl .Totuu Iiir
Die truu, cutcn GlcttUren. StaatS'
rno Gouutn Seamter, Wle lie an'
Sienstaa in beu perlticoenen &ahl'
prc5iuitCn abasRCben :uErOen:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09
VcrnettlGiiist nit,t cure GrfdItuaa

$errntiIiate Grtdltaracn psy'
itlimmerE iidl nriia;t faI 81 bt'Isrn'
Gin ,hWsrer appi rnb euae Srgh or
heiit,r iofortine 4;roeruna. Sr'
ScIl'S Eiue. Scr-Sprcn il, o.r Hltu
6ei:a,itt /. opaia Hn0 Glacerin hi
lei bic aereiltc Somenhnut, ,anTilcpii.
iaet Cheer Ion ben Stleiu,. ihr a:t'
met Ieinter uro turr Grtdituua en-
bet. Ana, uebm su rchuh. Gr,
Scli's Sines7 ar,0pncu III Gin iee1lei
Rittel fur ainber ipmphl als g,'
nataIens. telnl aeulbtter ak. H.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09

SRI. Stella Seuepcp iii BON Ell.
ncm Yeiuhe in SunnUts Mlill beims
aetehrt.
SRI. Silbn &ebnaen beaab lid
leste @phe mad, aanins City in
Tienit.
gu pertauen: Sullblut
SereIoro 8ulle Wonate olt bei
Ehtlip Srefier.
-6rnu Sames Sterling bon 9na.
ias Gitu, iueilt bier ieit 6reitaa auf
Seiud bci ben Glteru.
-Snutier Soie9h @ulii urb 6err
Raul Sdlmib uun NreuIe, uareu am
Sprutne hieie, Seiuter.
-0u6u. SUhn 9runc ppn Gltur
st., lam acItern 81 eirem 8eiute
iciucr Nnaeh0riaen hierber.
-Seii bic 9nRo nui 0:ridie uuo
Surten4 uiieu, bat ltpn mnutsr
1"utbahr lein 9cben laiicu muiien.
-Gomir mb 9cu 9cumu madlten
0CIiern bel Der Samilie beS Sntels
&cn Niltcmencr in Greetura &eiud)
-Ghhic Tprt uno Satin uon 1ci.
icripu Gitu. bciutten bier om Spnu,
taa bic nDt 'r.mcr Ieioenoe Nutter
6rau NINA Sort.
-9Intpn Sreiier uno Satin, 1rau
0cnrp Multen uno 6rl. Gbriitina
9ucbbcrt pareu lieustua beiuhsuci.
ic in ginr.
Sic 1rI's sIueuite uno Selcna
GuerS ,ehrten Snmstaa upu eire1,
mathematician Seiud)e bei !lracbpri.
aCn III InoS beim.
! -6rl, Johanna @ilrc tttrte an
i}re'aQ ubcr 6recbura, bis mphiu tie
ucn hn Ireuuoir 6rI. Moric SHt
bCOIcitct luur0c, uah ct. 9ouiS in
gjtuli surud.
-gElr 0ui,tircu nit Inng otu %C-
judl uro oos l,cbcriac Npmit Nerv
! Iuhn Waniira bon Meta h,r bet lei.
rrm NQutlt in 0cpahaI,a ouiruaS
Ter 99ptc I'm be >oaI;c.
-Tuydl Die Nntuuit ciues aciaro;l
uro ira tiDtu NrnblsinS In ant Eru
rcrSlna Die Nar,Iic tcS rcru l,cr,
mann g&ctcutprR mn eiu TlitAueo
ucrmt but ,uarecu. Vralulircu
--Ncrr @cprnc lutbbcrt hpItc idI
om Mortaa aus hef NcrNc beS Ncrrn
%prtb bel AReta - non oieics 0c.
Iau'tc Ncrrrprb Salbcr. Gle CT nab
,rrt res &irterS mniten wire. ..
-lInicr ln,iGIcr Np,clier uur
N,rth Nnpul, Nrcal,r uuo Der aa.nn'
te Ghauiier beS Ncrtn 3picph 0niirct
Sru 6rnrt Selb rii., mat,tcn al
SpnntaN eiuen -lou rtec" rnh hs,
S;aatsbauptiiabt.
-s9dhrenb ben ndtiten brci Nth,
nateu, Sttoher Rpprmber unh &c
ssmber bot Sober bic @clcoenheit
geNber cines ih6nen suhenihrariS
su lperbsn. Griunbiat Gu oespener
bel Eorian & Siltemeper.
Heinist Hnreine 5cnt ppu innen.
Ginriae. idlmutiae 6eiihtsiorts
rlhrt uur urrsinsm Sluts. ReiniaI
bic 6ou. burdl @e5rauh ppm Or,
Sing Reu 2iic Ellis. Sbre miibs
abiuhresocu Giaenihaiteu entieruer
bic @iite aus bem Sphem uub t!6rsr
bas gaae. Gin pplier. ireier. iaaitc:
ShD6lanha @uraens In Der lpsn I'll
her 9pfs Tr. aina's Rem 9ii,
ItIlk am abenb aenpmmen. Vel su'
tsm apptbei itt. 26e. ,Nhsl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09
U NEED EN-
WE HAVE EN-

Come and see our line Of Christ.
mas Jtwslry - We have splendid
assortment = A present. suitable
for each one Of he family, relative,
sweetheart or Friend at A pric. hal
each one Of joa en- afford.
WERNER & CO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09
Sptales.

SRI. Stella Seuepcp iii BON Ell.
ncm Seiuhe in SonnOts Mill beim'
aetebrt.
SRI. Silon Tebaaen beaab iif
leste @phe mad aanias City in
Tienh.
gu pertauen: Sullblui
Gnunin..A l,.Iin 4 NDn..An IL. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-09
,sarm ~ perfiuies.

E,t i'clirt ciu, nltircr Scrtom
,Slcwcn in otr !,abs ron { &c ecuo
;urt &Cr,auie. 3!.abeve SustuaIt
tr;h,,lt
Shas. Te:7eu
9:i uicu { III no.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
PENALTY
OF AN ELY JUDGE
PL ElNTiFF AND DEFENDANT or.
DERED TO READ ESSAYS TO
MOMGN'S CLUB

The case Of the State Of Nevada
VI Wayne Stokes. charged with as
saulf and battery. which was tried be
fore Justice "a W. Edwards and
jury composed 81 ten women and two
men
Il appeared from the testimony that
the assault was the outcome Of an
old gruogs. After considerable de-
liberation the jury reported that 1t
&as impossible TO rsacu an agreement
Judge Edwards, after delivering d
lecture on obedience 10 the law, said
be believed both the parties were
more Oh less 10 blame and upon Stokes
be directed defendant prepare an es-
say Of al least five hundred words up
on the origin and growth of the jury
system and read the same at the next
meeting Of the Woman's club. He
then ordered Jack Frost to stand IN
and by way OF punishment for his
part ia what the cour termed a dis
graceful performance to engage in
conflict in the presence OF ladies.
Judge Edwards ordered that Frost
write paper Of at least five humid
red words on his idea of course of
study that should be promulgated or
inaugurated in county high schools
and read il al the next meeting of the
Wowan's White Pine News.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
PERSONAL

MIR. AND MRS CiIASs CALHOUN
motofed over 10 Goldiield yesterday
JAKE HUMPHREY. iDe eaitleman
and owner of The r q. q meat market.
II over From 0odheld
w. y. HiNC HMAN. general agent ~
the Jouopah 4 Tidswater, IA visiting
Tonopab Oh official business.
MRS. ]. q. LYLE and daughter re-
turned this morning from the coast
where they had been visiting for the
past month
sDPT. KNIcKERBOCKER, 81 The
simmerone company, Coid6eld, motor.
I'd over last evening from the gold
camp.
AMONG the Tonopab fight fans
seen Al the ringside al the Goldfeld
fight last night were Billy Lynch. ".
d. King, DR.. Morgan, Billy Walker,
Mick Ableman. Harry Grier. George
Ross. Mieky Clifford. jules Smith, Geo
Murphy I'D Uren. Happy Lambert
Charles Mittenberg. Tom Pierce Mat
Hallahan, I'D Kotholiz. George
Brooks. Paul Revert. W. r. Richard
son. George Whitaker. and John Con
n0rs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
FIGHT FANS GIVEN
EVENING OF SPORT
BOXING AND WRESTLING ENJOY
ED BY MEMBERS GoLDFiELD
ATHLETIC CLUB

Under direction OF Gus Rainier a
splendid boxing card WAS given last
evening by the Goldheld Athletic club
There was a big crowd present. 81
whom nearly one hundred were fight
fairs who had motored over from To
nOpah.
Salvatore and Mathews fought ten
hard rounds to a draw and will pro
badly be soon matched again Eaci
contestant was constantly striving fol
a knockout and at the same time put
ting up clever defensive work
W. X. Caxanaugh secured a deci-
sion over lid Ryan They are both
youthful fighters, full Of pep, and
they mixed il continuously
Joe Murphy and Mnstain were billed
for four round boxing contest but ii
developed into a Marathon. with Mus
tain In the lead The crowd grew DE-
rssiYe and the fight Was called off
Pleasant Smith made good his bet
that be would sbrow Bob Graham IT.
fifteen minutes He concluded the joi
In eight minutes with unique pivot
throw.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
PACKARD AGENTS RECOMMENDS
WESTERN MOTOR OILS

We made q careful OIL test cover
ing eight months. using two eastern
OILS. and d western oil made from as
phali-base crude. said G.. L. Ross.
manager Of the Pacific Car Co. Of
Tacoma, agents for the Packard
Ia spite Of the faet that the Pack
ard carrying the western oil aas
driven GOO miles more than ting
other two ears. il showed less wear
on cylinder wall. rings. pistons and
motor bearings. with practically no
carbon On the other hand. both of
the cars carrying eastern OH had
large carbon deposits
There's no question id my mind
about the superior quality ~ western
oil especially 10 the present-day high
speed motors with their close-fittinE
pist0ns Freedom from piston drag
and freedom from carbon are highly
essential in The operation Of these mo
tors and western Oh gives just the
results needed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEArse

Inc program al the Butler IL,
evening VIII consist Of a Charlie ~ gus
~ comedy which ir sure OF nlesaaap
all The little folks, as well a. $500 ,,.s'hs
The older ones, and Big Four 80 ,,s "
ton entitled Thou Shalt Mi ca.s uuc,
with Kathlyn Williams ana IT,.
Power 10 The leading roles. II i
spectacular drama IN five parts wh,ca
includes the wreck OF a liner In MI
ocean while thousands OF men wo,aa nm
and children battle desperatAlr, ~
life kathryn Williams battles ,. III
an enraged leopard Coma fide sca nm
~ Egypt and IN darkest Africa
fight 10 the death betwee po,.x,
Bengal Tiger and IIyena Cigsa,aa
ocean liner strikes i derelic, 4, !.
night and sinks. representing i ga NM
climax. II ~ very unusual dra,na
this Ssiig Red Seal play which i
thronged with heart throbs and Trims
Tomorrow. another one Of those r.
nous Paramount Bray cartoon ro,,a
dies entitled Miss Mamie Goat n
comes an Aviator which ID feature
in itself Some pictures arr pon,ls,
with the little folks, and some wtith
the big folks, but these cartoons are
popular with everyone. You viii ind
them only on tire best programs. The
feature will b. the great little farorits
Mary PiekfOfd, I'D another gres,
American play. popular for two gene.
raiions through its great human note
and tender appeal .Esmeralda.s in
which The little star renders one n
the most lovable and touching screen
Representations OF the year. ~Fsmaf.
aida IS an American drama will liye
forever. and Mary PickfoFd. in This
be forgotten
Monday and TUESDAY. Miss Zanette
Whiting. the clever little entertsine,
with the biz voice. and Some voice
will appear at both matinee and
night shows
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
FORGIVENESS

4 Swedish count has an autograph
album In which three statesmen have
written sentence Of their respec.
i've philosophers The eighty-year-
old French minister. Guizot. wrote.
During my long life | have learned
iwo wise rules; the one Is. 70 forgive
much. the other 10 forget nothing"
Underneath these words the French
iatesman Theirs wrote Il have
found that little forgetting does not
fetraet from the sincerity Of the for
giving"
ON the same page there was space
enough for an autograph OF the Ger.
man chancellor. Blsmark, who said
During my life have learnt the
need Of forgetting much and having
much forgiven me-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
BAVARIA IS HELPING
TO FEED GERMANY
PROVINCE DOING MORE THAN ITS
SHARE IN FURNISHING FOOD
SUPPLIES

MUNICH. Germany, Apr Is. y
Though her imports OF cattle have
dwindled away to almost nothing. Ba
Taria more than any other German
state has done her share Of helping
TO feed the rest of Germany by in
creasing steadily her exports.
Figures just compiled show that
during the month prior to the war
with an average monthly import OF
1000 head of cattle. Bavaria exported
but 10000: increased this to 10000
head in December 1915; and to 10000
head in January 1916.
Before the war Bavaria imported on
an average million hogs year. ana
now imports none Yet during all the
months Of the conflict she has steadily
supplied her neighboring and allied
states with the ever rarer swine. In
addition. she has turned over TO the
army on an average $4,000 head of
cattle monthly.
Countless oxen have been sent from
Bavaria to other parts of Germany not
ably East Prussia. where they are ur-
gently needed in places of horses.
Bavaria, too has reduced her annual
use of butter to three Kilograms per
person, and thus is able to supply part
Of the Is Kilograms per person used
in North Germany.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
WASTE FERTILIZER
WILL Be UTILIZED
Loss is ESTIMATED Eg GOVERN
NEhT AT OYER $3.50 900
a YEAR

NAsiaINGTON, Apr Waste Of
possible fertilizer and fish oh mater
ial ID connection With fish canning
operations on the Pacific coast IL -
tlnaated BIZ department OF agriculture
experts ~ amount 10 al least inil
ion aud a quarter dollars every year.
~ the salmon-canDlng industry inYes-
LEGATION has shown that about 30 per
cent on the average Of The material
a. il comes 10 the factory II unsuited
Tor canning and il ii discarded as well
~ Large quantities or fish of other
species caught with the salmon 10
great extent this material II now
wasted On The Atlantic coast an in
dustfy Of considerable proportion has
developed tn the production Of fish
scrap fof fertilizer purposes
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
SUNDAY SERVICES

Christian Science Society-Seryiee.
at ii a. m. and 1880 p. m. Subject
The Doctrine of Atonement." Sun
day school convenes at 9:45 a
m. The reading rooms are oper
daily from to to m. Testi
monial meetings are held the second
and fourth Wednesday Of each month
at 1870 p. m. the next meeting beins
April Goth.
ST. Patrick's church-First mass al
5 a. m. High mass at 10 a. m. with
extra good music. Sunday school al
p m. Evening services at 1880.
REV. J. DISs. Pastor
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communication has been extremely
difficult between Picking and chengtu
and Chungking, the centers from
which the government has been en-.
deavoring to direct its efforts against
the rebels. Wireless stations are TO
be erected Immediately at both Chen
gtu and Chungking, the minister of
communications having despatched
the director of telegraphs to Szechuen
province for the purpose of construct
ing the two wireless stations.
Plans are also under consideration
for the erection of wireless stations
along the great wall northwest of Pc
king, where it will be possible to check
the operations Of bandits more effec-
lively If the Picking government can
keep various detachments of troops in
constant communication.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
ST. PATRick's CHURCH

Palm Sunday. First mass at m
Al members of he local council Of
the K G. will receive at this mass
Second mass al 10 a. m The palms
viii be blessed and distributed imme-
diately before mass.
The music at the 10 o'clock mass
VIII be appropriate to the celebration
OF the day The "Stabat Mater" will be
sung by the full choir during the read
ing Of the Passion" AT the offertory
Miss A. began will sing the Palms
or 'Ies RAuYeannx'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
BRok GRACE SERVICE az
PHONE

There are two phones In my 4
= office. for the convenience of I
, patrons and all persons interes. I
= ted in stock quotations and the I
= latest market news. My phone Z
= service is at your disposal, either Z
= TOT the purpose OF giving you the .
= latest information, or for execut- .
= ing your market orders. All or =
. ders by phone will receive .
= prompt and confidential atten. .
= tion. Call either No. 1442 or .
= 2072. .
. II. FRED BROWN, .
Adv. M27tf stock Broker a
D q q q q q a q a a A a n a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-15
HTINADLE WOMAN
RELEASED FROM PAIN
M7E CHARLOTTE e. N0LNG DIES
AFTER An ILLNESS Or
MANY Bs-sNT-s

Mrs E'narsUzie 8pnng Giea vastar
nHT afternoon at AanH aEzsr an ilt
BesE lasting unia months. Mrs AonnE
II survived pg TIVE Sisters, Mrs James
Esssssssn % san Franchises and Mrs L
DnT st WungRah whose husband
v shifsb0as At Ihs EsHinpn mil she
isaHes Il daughter. Miriam. aged Is
years Bier 4ali4ai John kar-tz resides
al Cement al 4 brother VIII EHrsz
IL d resident tsf >an Francisco
8url Mrs Young and Mrs. Dorn
were trained nurses The boaF Will b.
Inferred al Oakland
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COMMITTEE MEETING

The Christmas tree and relief com.
mittees are requested by Chairman
Paul Revert to meet this evening al
1880 In the club rooms at the Mizpah
hotel for theNransaction of important
business. An the old committees have
been continued
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CASE CONTINUED

On account 81 the death Of Hon. r.
y Bowler. tile trial Of the ease u 5.
2. seYler VI VI NJ Kearney ais state
sng1nsef, r. all WIS continued this
morning BY Judge Agerfil till the morn
M o. May "a After concluding sew
eial pending matters this afternoon,
adjournment was taken until next
Tuesday morning IN respect TO Mr.
BoMleTeg memory
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WIRELESS FOR CHINA
LATEST INNOVATION
REBELS ARE BUSY INTERFERING
WITH SERVICE OVER POLE
LINES
BY Associated Press.)

PEkING, Apr 15.-Since the outbreak
of the Ynnan revolution and the inva,
sion OF Szechuen province BY the revo.
lutionists. the central government has
fully realized the necessity for wire
less telegraphs. The rebels have con
stantly interfered with the telegram
and telephone lines, and consequently
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DIVORCE GRANTED

A. a session Of the district court
held last evening Judge Ayerill grant
"a q divorce 10 Walter X. Kepner
from Florence Kepnef The cause al
legged and sustained was desertion
The plaintiff Is resident Of Round
Mountain. He was represented by AT.
tofney w. r. Gibson Of that town.
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SWORD or HONOR PUT
IN a FRENcH MUSEUM


PARIS. Apr H. The sword Of
honor presented to King Alber7 has
been placed under glass case In one
Of Paris musewrne The weapon. pur
chased By The pennies Of The French
school children. viii remain there
until the Germans have been driven
out OF Belgium.
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Use Murine Eye Medicine. No Smarting--Feeis
Sore Eyes and Granuiated Eyelids, Murine n
compounded by our ocufists-~not a Patent
hcdicine'-eut used In successful Phi ysicIans'
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k.s and s'c. Write for H,,-k % the Fyc Free
Marine Eye Remedy Company. Chicago. Adv.
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GAME POSTPONED

On account OF the recent bereave.
ment Of two Of the players, the game
Of indoor baseball to have been PLAY
Cd next Wednesday evening BY the
high school girls and gymnasium girls
teams, has been indefinitely post
poned.
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NOTICE TO TRIAL JURORS

All trial jurors now In attendance
on the district court and those jurors
who were summoned TO appear Mon.
day April II, 1916. are hereby mott
led NOT 10 appear nnfil Tuesday.
April Is. al ia a. m.
ROBERT c. POLL,
Al4st Clerk O. the District Court
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