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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
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bieiigeu @aunmoaalh0ric feline 10
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
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iob bic ausitdten fir Die 0iesidbri,
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stpgclbc J%ruhtbnume nut einem
horoneiidtli6en @rtrag pom 1856
GOO 9uibelS Serbit mo S8iutcr.
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gscn Grnic.
| GtItrift go. .. llmioiien0
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8aibingtou nn0 9itrt Counties, be.
|. ist 277,0I7 ira9cune 8dune. NIT
4 inem uorausitdtlifcn Grtrog ron
10000 guibels @crbit mo @tn,
.erdpfel. ODER AS lSro3ent ber IcBt.
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iaiIano MoDiion antrlopc. gierce.
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( 0n, Guntiua, Gburstuu un6 Iatntu
Counties. baben l71.003 traqen0r
y1unle, NIT eiucnt Dorat8iidtIiden
Srtrug bon $4,000 9aibels glepiel.
1oer 20 4rO5cnt Der lcttiabrigen
{ Erntc.
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fcrion, Fillmore. Glop gtudollS nno
ghaper Counties, init 242I96 fro.
lenoen 91umen uno eineru bordnBs
iihtltdjeu grtrag BON 10000 Bill.
iheIs, oDer 33 &ro3erlt Der ]Doridhri.
3eu grnte.
8iitrittc $50. 6 uno 7 - ltmfais
ieno @nniltot5 2lorf. 9cnarb 8cIt,
Butler, Merrif, Boone, Nance,
Blatte unO Color Counties, nit
26t $50 9aimeu mn pornusfht-
l;dein Grtrog ron 10000 9uibel3.
oocr 36 Qro3eut Scr lcstjabrigen
Grute.
Qtitrifte If. ~, IL tmb IA -
ltmfaiieno oie Counties &eo 8iaop.
6lirnos. 6rontler, @rsper. Qhelps.
oarlon. Aeorl1cn, 6ronfliu, 4o1ns,
4ebItcr, gopfrn Buffalo. Sail lno
2iucoln, nit i0S,699 9drmen uu6
eiuem grtrog ran 10000 9uibeIs.
o0er 20 Gro3Gut Der Ietten Grntc.
Ser 8eit oes Stnntes, unfaiYeno
aas nor6lidc Centrum, ben 9}ar0s
nciten lttb duBcriteu Neiten bat
1887 8dtmc, nit einem POROUS.
iidltiiten Grtrag BON 5000 A1l,
ihels ooer 10 4rp5ent Der lcttcn
Grnte.
Sic geiamte 4epielerrtc i'm Staa.
IL mir hnuf 565. guihels BE-
sed)net, ooer 81 Bro5cnt Der bor,
i1briaen Grnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Strafc fir PanNcl NIT
bcpkcttIcrtcr Sirma!

gonoon 26. auguit. Die Con.
ooncr 5irma George sill & $50.
uuroe IN enc @eloitrofe bon 25
Riun0 10 @uifeen qcaommen. meil
ite nit elmer boa1notidcn dirma IN
Notwithstanding gctrrten mor.
)te uui Der ihmar8en 2iitr itcbt.
Dies III Der erite oerartiae 3alt.
Der Niftcr tilHoigte an, ooB I'M
Acknowledgements cine b~cbelltcn6
6here 5traie uerbdn9t merocn
nilrnG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Nadlerin i6rer Sire.

9tacof. o., rs. aug,-Aoupt.
mann Cigar 8. 5pratlitg bon 0en1
II. acknowledgement Der Static.
nalgaroe BON Georgia nur0e geiterll
lit ieinem Belt in benz in Der 01fc
ron hier gelegehen lteblu9sla9er Der
.5ruppan bon ,Srau 3. 6. 2l0o1na
bon atIottta rieoergeidoiien unb &c.
t0tet Die MorOeriu mliroe berhoi.
tet unb 9ibt an, onb Sarptmoltr
5protling, mclfcr int 3ipilncruI
9tr3t iit ibr fiir3Iid bel elmer ann.
iultotion III ieiner Gfficc uniittlitc
4ntrdge qeitellt babe, wofilr ite it'd.
geradJt bobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Mndstnm 90 Rnitin0rfnncn.

9cp 9lorf. rs. Nltdfit. Gic
Sinlogcu in ben 4oItipnrtdiien Dos
Canoes boben i'm Monat Stlt allcin
I'M 81 100000 5ugctouIuaa, pic
ous hieltqc Guiiault betunnt gibt.
Die mciite 3unlIhmc bdbcl1 bic 4nit.
inter in 9tec 9)orf, 1851 ,776;
9ronflnH, $685.. sSS; getroit, $1A5s
500; G5itogo. Sl3t.03l. mo 9oa
toni SltG.952. an per5cihnrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Ghinas nensr 9remierminiftr.

8efTug. 26, @uauit, - Ges dit.
reiiife Qarlamcdt bat ~einitinrHig
bic bonn Qrdiibcuteu 2iiudnbung
rorQcnommenc Grrennlal9 3uant,
idlijui5 5lIru permaaetttcn M}intltar.
p%rdiiocnteu Der diineIiidcn HepnbIif
6eitdti9t, lie3 ihcirlt oll8roeutelt
oab mlntl oIIgentCin NIT ocn Icbtcrl
Sltnt BON Grdfioenten 2iiuanbhua
%ernnrnteu aoolitlonsta5inGtt cintcf-
ltall0eu lit. .-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Der SelS5ua in 4frifa.

2ou0on 26. 9lu9uit. GtHe
Rcnterocpeide meloet aus Roirobi
9ritiid Gitoirito, OoB britiidle
Iruppcn nm % 9[lauit IN dc
5toot aiIoii1, Geitih 0tofrifo,
jeim gnnit GLIB ctn6rangcn Iic
9riteu Grlitten tinige GerInitr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
BON Sano ocbiiien.

sort Io0Ge. ID. 26. IliauIt.--
Die j. iGhriqe Moriue 9lts mllroc
con eiter 8uaooggc gcbiiiet, nut
Der iie gu iptcien beriutlte. Qas
Iicr miro Durauibin unterittht, Of
Is an LOiiutd Iei0ct. 3n5wiideu
iinO ale 9oriidtsmnBreaeIn aetroi.
fen morDen. mo Die @uuoen mrroet
iofort ausgcbrdurt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
6eHeridaSen.

alernnnrin, 90, 26. auguit, -
81 DEM 5uat5iq @}cilen iiiolid bon
hter gelegeuen Gprf Gccoquar, 8n.,
an Hntorlat 5Iub tpiirbe 0urh EN-
t5eiter aeitern fnit 3pou3ig eebaitoe
cinae1ihert, Ger ntgeridtete 5aa.
ben be8tffert iih attf etipo $4,000.
Gs mar IN Dtcpalnn. 100 George
8oihtngtnn icine @eih6fte oblpiteI
te, pert ct in Woullt gernon no9n.
te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
l%cMiskeiten aus Jctpa.
DC Mpinea.

49, &hGAhAhF
Ole Gr0ifnulp Der 0%ic5i1bridcn
Misunderstanding mar port berrlld.
ten 8ettcr begitnitigt, trobocm fdnt
Ger geiuh bcr beioen eriten 1dgG
5c8en Den lcbtidbrigcu erbcblidl nb.
ST betrlig withhold 3,tt2 uno Ton.
lerstog 1910 8crioneu. Snt Dor.
dbrigen 25obr Datten iia in oen err
ten bcioeu Iugeu 1851 reip. $500
9eiltd1er eingefttrben. 3ogegen Da-
zen bel Ser offi3iallcn Gr0ffmnrg nrl
5reitag 10000 Eerilncn 3ugcgcu
o6er 1000 meAr oils I'M 8oriabr.
SIR uustp1rttae @dite Der Staots
allsitelliutg limo an folqenoen Stcts
len GrboImgscaulnc unto Be0itrf=
atsonitalteu sur ireien gentbung
@eridtsgebdu0c. Stu0tbouS, itd0ti.
itc M1orfrbaQt, Ccffentlite 8eoiirf.
ni5onitolt Gtc Dit 6. Ctr. uuo
@ron0 2lpc. @olietm lulO 9rran!
5dule, Gfc 8cuuinl0onia ullG
8ran0 9tpe. ......
Stunt batbmij hfige Burden Inn
@lter BON II bis 20 Sabren mltr.
Den obgeinBt, ais ite ouf Dent glu6.
ifellmgspIab Jtciietoihen itoAIpu
3Dei oericlbeu. her t7idDrige GcHl
5cqers unb Ger 90 Sabre oft
9rpon Stnit6 muroen bereit3 81
| @eiaHGuisitrufeu DcroDmcrt.
Bel Der Semitic u. g. 2oubcdI
2022 gort Ctr, bat iid EN- 5oGn.
den eingeiteLt.
3c5 0loines. - Die 9unoc6
Iarmbouf 9ebDroc miro Montaq
bier eintreffen lun0 10 5tunOen Der.
mcilcn. Sic miro oic 8rin0c Der
perihie0enen 8itrger unb0ren, mes.
balb cine Der nelten GarmIeihe Ban
fen in 9e8 O2oine5 e%rofflret peroen
ioa.
Manning. 49, 9(ut 70, uno IS.
5eptember mirh Manniug IejnC
! 0c~iulfebrluohc feiern 81 melder al.
tc friibcren 0elpobner M1unings
3nm @eiuhe ei~ngclaoen itn6.
Glortu0o, - Die beige Gountn.
lair mor BON qroBem grfolg beglct.
tet. Ser 9eI1td) mor gut mo fiji
Die lt~nterbaltltuq Der Boulder mar
alt8rethen0 Qeiorqt.
Soma Gttp. - Gin SiolIerboipitaI
iir bic Soma 5tadtsunibcriitai
Miro bier 3ult greiie non $4,000
errthtet, Goa SranfaIbou3 pirc
Horm fitr 40 4uticatcu boben lulo
hohmo0eru cingeridtct lem - Die
lluibcriit0t lat ibre 5ommeridule
iaeben QeidDloieu, Die iid elmer gro.
bc1 @~etetligmb %erfreutc.
@iai5co. - Gle 8iir1er bon 8iI.
lisco ulO Montaomerp Gountn ba.
ben 0icier Gage cine &crian1mll1pq
abaeh1lten mn cine meitere 5umlttl
@cloe2 alligabradlt, urt Die 2luf.
ipitrling Scr Nt0rner. Die inn 5bnt.
mcr 1912 edit GiHmobtGr nit Der
Nrt eri6Tuaen, f~ort8uieBen. Mor
Iofit nod truter. zines Cages bic.
icr N}6rDer babbaTt 81 pGroen. sc.
bcimpoIi5iit MiItcricn mar oci
aouptre0ucr in ocr @criammIuuq
8oterIno. - oier iii eiur Aqito
tton sir Aufbrirarng Dot $4,000
I'M 8auge, INN cin 2incoIu 9cuf.
u1dl git rrrldltCTt.
genterDiQc. 49, Ger 8cnleine Sen.
RI s. @rig6t uon bier. 0}itglic6 6es
3. Soipd Nc1iHents in Ntotp1tspille
Sero8, bat iidb perqiitet. Gr mltroe
3mei Gage Iona uerntBt, ais man
oie 9eihe i'm @roie nabe 0ent ga.
aer ouffan0 3oa Mfotip sur Tot
lit mnhetamt.
aiuqSlcp :. N&. 56op. Elm be-
tuuntcr @rnfcr, fubr mil ieiner
5rau i'm IluomnbiE uI8 i'm pI6s-
LID Elm 6er3ifIng trai 0er ieiueu
ioforttgen Zoo 3ur 6oIge hattie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
Mreii,r Mininnar rridicft Gd.

Nbifo0o, s5l.. 26 9ltlgnit, ,5nt
bteiigen Fl. glttea 5oipital. mo er
lett mcbrcrcn Sobrct ais Bntient
nellie, eridaB iid gctcrl Der ~
idbrtgc iriiGcrc @rtn0intda91nOlcr
Aenrn s. 8ltrher. Seine @tifter
loiienidoit miro aui $6,000000 &C
imabt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
8nt. i. gSappidD, 9lSOOfat.

Spridt oedtidl IND hit 0fieutlther
|Rntot. 343 GMabd ytuiinant Bant
GebGltbe Gmuha Re6ru5fa.
Bratti3tert In allen Geritteu oes
Staote3 uu0 Ser Der. Gtaatcn.
I5hrcibt 1eitauleutc atts, 6eiorgt &c,
fittitel mo iielt abitrqftc 0urd
iicht. o1B ScitaItcnte i'm IodloIielt.
idlaft5aerthtc georonct mernen. 8e.
|inrat Goauiadltcn iuin 5ictt Grb.
idlnftca lit ir0en0 einein Tell Scr
&clt Gin. aoaeltiert auslt1noe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
@er[nnat.

gerlnnst. : 9itdtiqer Surge I'M
4lter bon ii6er is Sabre. INN Elm
5oro auto 5u fabrcu. Mub a aud
rcpariercn f6uren. Won ooreiitcre.
Iuq. @olf. GnloBa Gri6ilne.
8s2Sst6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
}8ir6ltde Radri9ten.|

9entidle Gpang.. 9mtb, ct. Yanls.
Stride, Gfe Is. mo @patls Str.
&. 8. Otto, 0aItor.
@~ottesoienit Inn 10 llbr morgeas,
aben05 engliidl Inn S ubr. 5oai.
tagsihtle I'M 8 big 10 nHr mor4
aeu8.
Edbreu0 Der 9lbtneIeltbeit goitnr
Ctte8 perlieht Der 4i~lfspre0iger,
9oItor 8. 5~ifqen0orf ale 4mts.
bon0lnugen. Non telepboniere onr.
mittngs 3niidea 8 nno IL 8eblter
1915. 8obuitug; 1917 norOl. p.
Strobe.
3eutid-engliide 8odeniduIe be-
qtlult out 5. September,
9rntidlc MethoDitenfirdje, Ode
IL, itl10 Center Str.
SonntogsIhltle itltt 10 llhr utora
gcns, 3ranf Mcpcr. Stpertnten0ent.
Greoiqt.B ottaaoienit nm ii llhr mo
s llAr nben0s lbentata aer Arc
oigtcit-nlorgens Sit mein 2ctelt
Gin Bott mphIgeidliges2+ nbenns:
Der pole nno iibe~riliebeuoe 9e.
der"
6ar &rmfen6eiude uno alie ion-
Itigen amtsbouDlmgen itetS gerilc
beFeit u. 8 Saiier 9aitor. @eh,
hung 1925 iiioI. II CTR lele.
pbon Douglas 7486.
Sn ser Grfen Gendiden GDuus..
2utb. Stride, 20. uno 9toion Ctr,
Gaitor Eitus Sang, iii an Som.
lag normittag mic 9euohnlid ltlt
10 l1hr 0cltidlar @ottesoienit
1ie oeutidl enatiiht eu 9ut6 ege.
mcin0eidlle az. her 20. uin 0lut
Sir miro nul 3. Scpteutbrr iuicaer
erofinct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26

sSll Merifo 1ot iid cine ncltc re
roluttondrc 4ottet 9ebiloet. Ger ab.
ned1iclullg BnIbcr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26
gu perfanfen.-5ous init ptc

Birmer mo 3tpci gonitelep. 80
bel 100. Teutife Iohbarihoft.
Irohc Stride uno Sfule. @robcr
Garten. @au, oo2r gum Tell 31t
rcrfaufen Rnd5uro9en Sountdas
o0er ahcnOa. 1911 Goitelos Str.
Eclephpn Enler 1871. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26

Mcrm oltoere nerfeblt 6obcn, III
rem 9tllacn 5It belfeu. bcinhen Sic
2r. Metlon0. 5rctnort, Nebr.
59ptcriae Gaac cine Speialitat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-26

3n ser 9ltrno ioa enc gorloll
our @erleihirna BON mebr Nedten
on Die Sltben etngerciht meroeu,
5duo iii bic auaenl g..
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11
ACTRESS
STARS IN TONIGHT'S
TREAT At BRADLEY

One of the worlds renowned stars.
Nai"ska Suratt, is the bright and shin.
ing star in The Immigrant" a famous
Paramount production, at the Bradley
Theatre tonight
II is tense drama of adventure OF
an alien woman In America. her pa
thotiC struggles aud thrilling triumphs.
The famous star appears in THE
Immigrant" as a young woman. Masha.
arriving in the sieerage from foreign
land. There is a detailed narrative Of
her trials. tribulatiors and hardships.
and finally of the simple happiness
she obtains.
Among the stars who appear in sup.
port of Miss Suratt are Theodore Rob.
crts. Thomas Mcighan. Hal Clements.
f.. JOY. Bob Fleming. Jane Wolff and
Mrs. l.. McCord.
The play throughout II highly artls.
tic and elaborate. and the photography
is exquisite.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11
GOOD FAITH
Of GERMANY
IS PLEDGED
Won eERNsToRFF.
AFTER CONFERENCE, STATES
TEUToNS WILL KEEP PLEDGE
TO U. S. ON DIVER WARFARE

NEW YORK CITY, Oct. H.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
Ambassador, after conference
today with James w. Gerard,
American Ambassador to Ger
many, officially stated to the
newspaper correspondents that
Germany would not violate in any
way the pledge made to President
Wilson resar ding the use OF SUBJ
marines against the allied ship.
ping.
The Ambassador seemed to be
we'll satisfied with the trend Of
events and he thanked the re-
porters for the accuracy Of recent
dispatches.
Count Won Bernstorff and Am
bsssador Gerard held a long con-
ference at the Ritz Hotel. Both
said afterward that the interview
was largely on personal subjects.
The Count said: MIR. Gerard
was kind enough 20 bring to me
many messages from my friends at
Berlin.-aII personal. We did not
discuss at length the international
situation"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11
JUDGE E. A. QUICKER CHOSEN
TO HOLD DISTRICT COURT.
WILL ARRIVE HERE FRIDAY

In accordance with instructions OF
District Judge T.. J. l.. Tabcr that q
Jurist be selected to preside in his
pluc" during the coming session. the
Eames Of Judge H. A. Quicker of Win.
n"mucca and judg" McFaddcn OF Ely
were placed in a hat yesterday after.
noon and the name OF Judge Duckcr
wa drawn.
II" was informed by telegraph and
answered :har he would be- here Fri
day -" srandjury will probably be
drawn at that time.
Juds" Fucker il noted for his un-
usual ability and absolute fairness.
II" easily could have had the nomina.
,ton for the supreme Court. but with.
drew his name on account of bcreavc.
mont in his family.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11
LARGE RENO HOTEL
ALMOST DESTROYED,
DAMAGE IS $4,000

RENO, N"y. oct. ll.-Fir" caused
by burning oil in the basement of the
5-story Hotel Goldcn's heating plant at
two this morning drove the guests to
the streets in their nighr-clothcS and
caused damage al cocoon The hotel
was filled TO capacity
Several women wrr" found in the
rooms and halls overcome by the
smoke.
Two fir"mru were injured by falling
through a floor tu the basement.
The fire ragged inside OF the hotel for
five hours
\ mems furnishing goods establish
m"ni adjoining, was completely gut
ted.
Tn" interior of the hotel was ruined
by smok" and water
The Golden viii probably be- closed
for a month or more for repairs.
There were several narrow escapes
from death.
The Republican state headquarters
and tons of campaign literature were
destroyed
George Wmgficld, owner of The ho
tel. said repairs would begin at once.
Several arrests were made for loot
Ing rooms OF J"wclry and money.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11
5000 REWARD
FOR EDITOR
FREE PRESS

Every newspaper and magazine
is required, by federal law, to pub.
lish every six months 4 sworn
statement of ownership and Of the
average daily subscription for the
preceding six months.
In accordance with the law,
which carries heavy penalties,
The independent, on April I, 1916,
swore to subscription Of Sal, and
the Free Press swore to 2s9.
On October 7 Uast week., The
independent swore to 5e2. The
Free Press, on the day before,
swore to 612.
Knowing that the claim Of the
Free Press is grossly incorrect,
The independent herewith offers
a cash reward Of 500 IL the Free
Press can prove that during the
preceding six months its bona fide
subscribers averaged half the mum.
Der sworn to, and furthermore,
The independent herewith offers
cash reward Of s1oo II the Free
Press can prove that the bona fide
subscriptions to its weekly issue
were one-third as large as the
number certified in the newspaper
directory.
This statement implies a serious
charge, which no honest enter
prise would endure for a moment.
The law and its penalties also arc
involved.
Since October 1st, this month,
the Free Press has been ISSUING
about 800 extra copies for the
Republican State Central Commit.
tee, which are sent out TO voters,
but these are not bona fde sub.
scriptions, and are frankly sent
out, complimentary, as campaign
documents.
MIR. E. M. Steninger, editor Of
the Free Press, was warned, in d
friendly manner, that his prepos.
ferrous figures would be protested,
and It is admitted by part Of his
own office force that the affidavit
was grossly incorrect.
1t is an unpleasant but neces.
sary duty to expose this matter.
Advertising patronage from out.
side Of the iooa! field and general
prestige depend upon news.
papers sworn circulation. Recoa.
MIXING this fact, the law was
passed and strictly enforced 10
assure honest dealing for both the
public and the publishers. The
law will be enforced in this case.
For several reasons, The Inde.
pendent regrets the necessity of
publishing these facts. This is
now October II. The independent
has waited five days for the Free
Press to retract it's figures. max.
ing proper explanation. but in.
stead OF doing so the incorrect
affidavit. which apears to be A di.
rect and wilful violation OF the
laws, was forwarded TO the au.
thorities at Washirgto
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KAISER ADMITS WILSON'S
STAND AS JUST AND FAIR
BRITISH SAY GER N ANS
Trying TO OUTFIT
BASE ON COAST .

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Germany
has established. or is seeking to estab-
lish submarine base somewhere on
the coast Of Mexico. in the opinion of
officials of the British embassy. They
declare that this alleged fact appears
in the latest developments concerning
the diver raids.
a high British official today stated
that Capt. Hans Rose, commander of
the U-53. would undoubtedly head for
the Gulf OF Mexico and attempt to re.
sumo attacks upon British ships leav.
ing New Orleans and other Southern
ports.
The embassy officials also declare
that the submarines raiding the
American coast are supplied by mer.
chant divers of the super-submarine
type, like the Deutschland. at sea. This
opinion also is expressed by high of
ficials OF the L. 5. government.
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BUCHAREST GOAL WITHIN
FEW DAYS, DECLARES
GEN. FALKENHAYN

LONDON. oct. IL (CensorcO The
retreat ol IN" Rumauia.,s in Transyl-
vana has become an ;ttcT rour. EN-
perts predict that all fighting in Tran
sylvania will be- on Rumanian soil
within a week.
The Austro German army under
General Falkonhayn, the master stratc.
gisr. is increasing its pressure at all
points
The Touions ar" making mighty
double drive northward from Dobrudja
and southward from Hungary. with
Bucharest, the Humanian capital. as
the goal
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HUGHES ON RAID
IN WEST VIRGINIA

'LARKSBrRG. W. Va. Oc.. Ii.
candidate Charles =. Hughes today in.
''drd West Virginia ON his third
7"aking tour Big ovations every
where. II" has rcgaincd his voice and
Il campaigning with unusual energy.
lie Is continuing his bitter attacks
upon the eight hour till and the prcsi.
""h'S Mexican policy. lie makes no
''''i"hc" To ia" present international
''ISis over IN" submarine raids on the
Atlantic coast.
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Elko's Favorite Son, Edwin E. Caine
(ey Courtesy of Nevada News. Letter.

Mr.. Caine Is an honest
man. As such. he would
he ON" oG a class not too
numerous In th" lower
hons" ur Congress.
He is a deep student.
keeping we'll informed on
progress in all lines OF hu
man activity.
He Is an able speaker
and would be- a tower of
strength in debate.
lie Is a brave man. He
would never run away. as
did his opponent. +. l..
Roberts. when h." saw Il
controversial measure lik"
the cicht.hour hill coming
in at the door
This cartoon tells. i'm
brief. the story OF his life.
Mr.. Caiue ought to he
overwhelming elected. he.
cause II" Is I'm every way
superior aud. above all. lie
would stay on the job and
fight tu the finish for pop.
ular rights.
WOrkingmon and bust
ness men OF Nevada will
have an able aud loyal
representative IN the low.
/ CT House II Mr.. CainC Is
elected. lie will be- y
tcau.matc, 100 per cent cf.
riciont. FOR senator PITT.
man In the upper House.
Mr.. CgInC Will deliver the
last speech of the cam
paign. nj Elku. the night
OF November q.
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SCARED BY DIVER,
SMASHES RECORD

NORFOLK, Va, oct. IL Receiving
submarine raiders of ih" coast. the
United Fruit Iompany's steamship
Coronado. with passengers and freight.
raced to This porI NJ top speed, arriv.
hng sixteen hours ahead ol IA" srho-
dnl". smashing al records for coast
N"'m"rs The =rok"rs were complete.
" exhausted The captain had not
slept in more than * hours
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ALL NEUTRAL RIGHTS TO
Be ENFORCED, SPECIAL
PRIVILEGE TO NONE

WASHINGTON. Oct IL Kaiser
Wilhelm's Ambassador today indicated
Gemany's agreement to avoid any at
tempt to blockade American ports with
submarines, but will insist on the right
to operate generally along regular
steamship lanes to attack enemy
commerce"
The Ambassador stated that Ger
many already has considered the ef-
feet of submarine operations on this
side of the Atlantic, knowing that
American public sentiment regarding
the raids would bring the whole con.
troversy to head.
The fact that the United States, the
leading neutral nation, refuses flatly
TO accept the contention of the Entente
Allies that submarines should be de.
MED rights of hospitality in American
ports already is aiding substantially in
an amicable solution of the interna.
tional problem.
II President Wilson now makes
friendly request" Germany will keep
her submarine craft away from Ameri.
can waters.
Secretary of state Lansing returned
to Washington today. He was silent,
refusing a reply to all questions con.
ccrning Ambassador Gerard's visit. In
official circles the feeling is that no
note will be sent to Germany.
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VILLA MARCHES NORTH

HEADQUARTERS PUNITIVE EN-
PEDITION IN MEXICO. by wireless
to El Paso, Oct. IL large body of
'Nillista" bandits today are moving
north from the vicinity Of Guerrero
along the Mexican Northwestern rail.
road toward Madero. which was oc
cupicd by Julio Acosta two days ago
1t is reported that "Pancho villa" Is
leading the army.
Residents of Madcro are fleeing.
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AVIAToRs DESTROYED.

PARIS. oct. I.-Four German aero
planes wos" shot down today by
French ayiniors OIL tn" West front
Adjutan, Dormc got his 18th machine
Six others were forced To descend
within IN" German lines.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-11

Tn" man who whispers an cvil story.
about his nciehbor will pick your
pocket il hc gets q chance
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FOR OLD CHRIS!
aga YEARS AGO HE CAME
TO DISCOVER CONTINENT

. Tomorrow Is Columbus Day
. IA legal holiday in Nevada,
. and in other States which
. honor the great Admiral who
. proved that the earth is round
. instead OF flat. who discovered
. one of the islands OF the West
. Indies and assured the discov-
- cry of our magnificent CONT
= nent
o The Independent will not he
- issued tomorrow.
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mir. Walter S. Clayton of South Fork
much improved in health.