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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
observation-disclosures
Der OentIdlen 8ereins bon Omaha
nHb llmsegeH6.

sic 6erren Sefretdre Seutlher @ereiite bon
Yfbrasfd uro benz gdnBeH gseitel iin0 ge5eief1,
ifaenoruel6e elenoerIHael tHt apritano hires
Hereins Der yIdali6heH GHlaBa Irtbiire- gu be-
riftett, foodb uffer 8ereinsfaleloer itets for
seI Rs9aiten metoeu ianh. z,e gerllaaoe
peihloleH itno, folteH uHs Die QnmeH ibrer
9eamieu miiteiiett, fooab aud ibr gereln in
ben Spalicit Der s1dgliden OMAHA IribiiHe"
bertreten 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

Grdu Sol. aifb, 30t1 &. 20..Gir, 1el. Sal.
1901. Sefreidr: emma gsiffs 1927 5arndm
Str. Gddsltetiter: eena 20s, 1925 g, II.
Sir., Eel. 9bler 1859 8. SirieeHi: Erof.
Ibeo. gile. @eele 1922 Gable. Ctr, Eel. Col
fax 407e.
BetfamtRelt fh ieoen 4. 8ienstda I'm mos
mai i'm Miuiiis 4eiHl. n, nnD Gas Cir. Bes
i~nHgsprehe ieoeR 9iegstaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
TtaHhtr 1ameit.gfrcir.

30. Cir. 1ei. Bs6iief sfts. Btsc BrraRStn.
lin: 5rnn Su. 9io6enburg. 3t62 Q. is. Ctr.
RrotofousSetretdr; 5ruli tSrtb gtueder, 1924
*. 30, Sfrs Eel. @0Ifar 62e. niudn38setres
Iei. Soialos 67ts, g6asmeiftsr: raf. Sioc,
3219 2~eubenportb Ctr 1el. Sdrneb s427.
gerlauIHielt fb jeoen /. nnb 8. Jreitna
itanmtttaa 3 llbr Int geuif9en Sans, 4406
e. 10. Git.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
eHb.eeIte 4uFnssreim.

9rdIoeui: sermdr Meiter. 2fo4 BiHton
Sir. BisesArdli0ent: gbn5. Bfeqe, 1882 q.
II. CIT. GmrifitDdrt: GtephaI Gnfniot 24t0
%. 16. Ctr. 1indh5Seirefdr: g. 6b. Ser
nanot 1914 geapenportb Str, Eel 1hIer
995. G9demetiter: Serrb Stn6mer. 2702 e.
90, Ctr, Eel. 9oueIas 1914. G1rrIebrer:
Srtt DamdHft, 1929 q. 20. Str.
Nerianiraett ii6 ie0eH 2. Sonntpa IN Der
&losSette Iurnbale, 10, uro @lHtoT Ctr.
IrrHitunoe jeoen 9tetstas nno Gretfae abertO,
Enaaba xaras9sFein.
9rd5ioent: 90 Sofimeiiter, 1882 @nH gbe.
slsea Gel Collar 1878, gefretdr: GettIleb
8l1ttert, 10. Hn6 B0pler Cir. Eel. Collar
1870. GhasHleiiier: Iulius 1retibfe, 300 O..
20. Ctr, Sci Douglas 445B.
BerfauIn1elt iih ie9en 2. Sonlfaa I'm no
nat int Turner elu6 10. mo 5omIer.
3emtfme MaffrusrnuHenfdaff.
ErdfOent. BOIL. Meiaebl. 2301 aeabcnportb
cit, Eei. mes 1855. MsesSrdIioeHt: SOM
@Iabbcf, 1885 9adion Git. 5eirefdr: SER
man aenHnt. 574a 1oniias, Eel. 9enfnn $50.
4nbuetiisri geuis Sdnsiet, 24t0 q Cir,
S~eriamneIl id ienen 2. nn6 4. 1onnerss
td9 In Macifdt int 1eitfinch 9all1. 4406 q.
IS. Str.
e. Bttffs 1rHH6tM saat5bfiimef arai
fraslfnteFFR tangsperetu
grdioeHts bfeo 6ofiHalI. 1911 Ga -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
etaatspetban6 Msbrasia bts Deutidamfrta.
nifd1en gatt0HalbRnb.

gr1fbent: gaI. Z. Better. CRtabd, glebr.
] gi5e 8rdiioent. Carl aboee. Columbus.
Asbr. 2. Bise 9rdlibent: aarl Raul 3aliinas,
@e6r. 8. Bi5e Brdfoent: S3obn Gminoler,
etartoH, gebr. T.. Nrotofoas Sefretar: Htdldro
B0ebrina, @rdnb 1sEaHo, 9tebr. 3, REBios
fol- Setretir: sans @BnEfcip, 2incoit, Mebr.
acrrefpcncierefoer mo Jinnng 5eiretdr:
Soon Wi1iies. st, Rebrasf1 Sin, glebr.
Ehabmeiiter: Treo @0ipD, SeribHet, Mebr.
glorHter bonn Gnattgniice: 6. u. GoHEmer.
Hincoll, Aebr,
81 hieieuu Sabre miro bic 5abresSB erFdHtHls
lllg int Septenlber In @rano SSIaIo, glebr.,
ftattfiHben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
ErbsH Der gtfmaHnsfaBHe, SermensQsge
Wu, 80, G6bsefiff.

grdfsenf: Senrp geeff. 1921 f%liiJouri abe.
gel. GO. 16t. Bi5esBfdftoent: M1r 5srnnpe,
1902 q. II. Ctr. Ssfretdr: 9nnI 6. SenIp.
Ter, zoos Burt Ctr, Eel. 9eo. S3s2. Gmdb.
meiiter. &b. SnparkldH6er, 54f4 q. SO. Ctr,
IIeI. Gonib 24t5.
msonat in Genflaea 6als. 1lo6 q. Is. sir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
Dmdba eanbneer.Wrreia

BrdToeHi: GrHit aoeniq, 2227 @tanE Gu,
.Tel, Qgebiter 632s. 8i5e 8rdfioent. gEm.
Aui6, 1910. n. H.. Ctr Eel, Golidr 4044.
Brotofon Sefretir: gnIif at5at, 27sl 9. 8.
Ctr. Tef. Thler 1905. 8inar8s5 efretdr; Grt5
gobn gsdIlcr, 2so1 Charles ctr, Eel. @sblter
$3.50.
8erjdmmeIt ii6 ieben I. nm 8. Wliitro6
i'm WloHat. dberos 3 lIJr, I'm DentibeH 5nns.
.4406 e. 10. Cir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
nmaha sapabenQtrein.

Nrafnenf: 90. ng5ieiter, 3i02 q. rs.
sLro Eel apIer 2s2s 8taes8raiioent: ernit
gI6ert 3ouronib $3.50 % Ctr, 5h6a5eite,
Broiofous sefretdr. @nil. u. 9alieiien, 2924
q. II. Cir, 1onglas 1879. Smabmeiiler:
9Ib. Sat, TIT sd. rs. Strs Sci. Gbler 2b38.
mai tn Der g5afbingtoR 9aae, 1S. lfno
&arnep Cit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
ennbptir ~nranfn.Wtrtin.

Br%dioeniin; 5rqn .. Arcoe,. 4038 G. "a.
.Gtr, 60. Gibey Gel. 60. 1857. Ni5esardlts
fStnGit3s Sefretdr. Sran g. Brn6onsfi, Benton,
.gtebr. 8rptofoiisS eireidr: grnu s.. G9raoer,
4205 g. 20. Ctr 60. Sioe. Tel. co. 1885.
.Gnatmeifter. 6fat Srbn g8oller, 2S0t gbafIes
Ctr, Iel. @ebller $3.50.
Berfdnneit flo ie6ert 1. Wsitswun TN Mos
nat IN oer @obnung BET WttfeIieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

aber 222s. Bi5ey9rdaScrf: eop. e9infer.
PASS @. 20. Cir, @aI. $40. Setretir: Mlls
ton @roh, 2420 Q. III. CIR, 9el, 1856. 5ts
nals 9etfetdI; Solepp efer, 1889 gilas gtrg
1oler 1883 gs gnagn1etfter: sol. Tang, 2s14
geriamnieIt f6 feoen eriteu sonntqs I'M
MleHat iH Ser 81. Soieph's Gdul9afle, II. nnS
Getter Ctr, 4 nbr nabnlittGgs.
81. gufsv0s gerstm.
9rdiioent: Rid Qsftartfl, 40t4 @6arles Ctr,
eel. 8ebitcr 1909. Bt5e Qrdfoeht: Geo Soft
ffaHr, "a. nno 8o0ge Gtr. 8rotofoa. Setres
fdr; Sol. aedmdnn SID @. 2s. Str. 5indn3s
Getretdr: Mtt. Gtertbere, $50 Snaa6d Hqtios
Sssoif. 22aatnirr,, 56ss SBsiilof str., tel. 'sSsi'y 2o4s.
geridmluelt iih .ieoeu 4 @oHntag i'm
Dtonat I'M @r69efhob Der at. mtarid Mao0ds
lena air1e, 10. INTO Dodge Ctr.
miHtter.gttstH Der Ell. Soiep6s. @sneinSe.
| GIT, Gel. DcueIas 6207. MselBrdfioentiH
Sraa S1t. gbIebordo. g426 g. II. Ctr. gel.
8eo 1859. Selretdr: Bran 8. %. N1higaa,
1903 Center Stry Gel. 9onglas 3173. Goat
n%leitier: 5raa y aeilte1eeaer, asia g ~.
8teriamincI aVT isS ieb agIt B.. @onhtas TIM wao.
iIat tn per St. SotepbS Snulpale, IL. INTO
Gseiliensgm6
ktuitbeHllH Nluu 1Uttl&s ol. uHU y SlIg
Glib gette. BiBesRfhiipeniins Trdli 3. Wl.
@ifoll, 540S O., 81. Cir, Eel. Soni9 1888.
@efretdr. Brda .. 2gre6e. 4036 e. "a. CTR,
5eI. gontp 1851 sdasneiiter: Sfal 3beo.
9ol4 1918 q. 90. Cir Gef. Sdltb Eli.
8%eridntHteIt itA eeidJdftIid ieoen 9. @iens.
t6a ufts sur itnterhdltlne ieoen 4. 9iensia1
I'M Wollat III Wicgrni Safe, "a. mo o Gts,
GiosSette.
ehbspnldba NfatfSentTber Terein.
grdiioent: 9enrih aon, 1901 Il ctr, Silos
sette. 8iBesgrdfloetif: 8drl 8olner, 1900
LR. 81. Str, Gmdba. 8rofeIoas Setretdr:
Gberbarn Gear. 1903 gtrbpr Ctr, Omaha.
6irtnn5sSefretdr Sefepb @sItenfebHer, 2ot0
Z Str., 6lbs5eite. GmutHieiifer. Urban
9ieib, 1928 Gbtpgros Ctr. SilbsSetfe.
8eriammeIt fla ieae1t siDetteH nrb bierfett
Sonlitag I'M Mlotat i'm 3eutFAeu 9dns,
4406 g. 13. Ctr.
Bennington acknowledgements.
grdffoent: Seba Moraburft termination
9lebr. Wi5esqSraibeHt: NiIbelnt SaufeH, Ben
ntnetoii, yebr. Sefretar: dlats Sen6eI. Srs
btnatoa, glebr e1asmeiiter: G8aert ebIers,
gerfdnmeIt flo ie6en 2. Sountda I'M @aos
iat tn arufe's 3nile, Beunit6tor, Ne6r.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
crben Der ~SermdansfahHe, Sefmaa.eose
no. "a, EafaEd.

@rdffoent: .penIb @lobnit Dos @. 13s 6ir,
|Ief. Doii9fas 1891. gi5es9rditoeHt: o. m.
Miobr, 204 81. 10. CTR. @eiretar. 8. ".
alenfe, 37f0 g, f6. Gtr., Eel. 3pugIds $500.
sc5dbmeiitsr: SeHrb Cid, 402 9. Is. Git,
Eel. IoHaIns 8727.
i'm Mlonat i'm 9sliL4en 9aas. A400 9. 70. SE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
Enta9a eapeiBer. 9srein.

9rdfioenf. g5reo. 9unBtfer, 1878 Q. Q. Git,
Gel. Eoiqlas 1864. N5es&riIoent: Som
goIlberger. 1903 80. "a. Cir Sefretdr: Sacob
Nladg, 1920 QotBrop Ctr. Eel. @ebiter 741f.
SmaBfHeiiter: emil Wteber, f101 5drnam Str.,
Tel. Douglas 4259,
9erfamnteIt fin ieoen 2. GenHtae I'M DO
not IN per 3aue Giosgseit@6e %. uio
Cunning Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
CsRtrrtid AlHsarn observation-disclosures.
Gerein.

grdHoenlin: Sraa aoqm eisperL 2780 g.
~. Ctr, Eel. 3oneIds 7ts7. 8i3esBrdHoene
tin. sSrali gtIc1 S9miot, 1901 g. IA. Etr..
Eel. 3pnalas s035. BrotoIoas Sefretdr: 6ralt
si. Qed, 1917. q. 18. Ctr. 6taaHBsS efreidr:
Srou saines aeniicob, 22t0 3. 0. Ctr. Eel.
5oneIas s2s7 e~9atmeiiter: Gt0n sol. Sone.
aerianmeit it5 feoeu IeBten Gotnerstas I'm
WaoHdt, nanmittaos. in Der 86hmif6en Znrs
Ier1ane, 10. uii6 Hidrtbd Cir.
Garaanris2sge 30. $40.
DberBaroe: fyrtB BIoemer, 1888 e. 18. Ctr,
Eel. Heo 7643, unterbaroe: Cuff. Metft,
1917 9otcas Ctr. Gefretdr. Gtib Brnnoes,
2425 d "a. Gin, Eel. gteD. 1859. Sd5abs
meifter: Mlel6tor Gets, 2215 9. 10, Ctr.
BeFiammeit f9 ieoen 2. uno 4. Gtenstae
i'm Wonat nbenbs 8 ti6r hi 6ef G5bfnilnei
Iiixnerballe, 10. uno 9lartba Ctr.
HiItDtid Serfha 2oae 10. 13A.
DrbeH Der 3arugarf.
Sir SeI. Diouaias 62o7. 8i8 esgrdnoentiM:
Eretdr: Jrnu Sulius @aebeI, 2t6 9. %. Ctr,
stoom aisbsrt, 27s6 Z. 70, sir. I'll. SOhsIas
gerlammeIt Hn ieoen l. uub =. wsittipo6
in Ws9ndt dheH6s $3.50 In &entfMen 3oia
4ius .. -. Etr.
1amta aesdInb.
@rfaaeH5m SSan a6eo. ein5clo, 1915
SeapeHpvt9 81. gsse 9raIeE1tiHs &sellts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
gtrtiu earoaia.

Rrdii6ent: aarI gIaaner. 1911 eait gla6i.
Eon Ctr, 5uoszeile9 Gel. 5outb 1852. 8ise'
8tiiibenl: 5riB aoeper, 22tt Gdriflore Ctr.
5fHant3A 5efretdf. @nttdb 5nbH, 26t2 st. 10.
Ctr, Gel, 1oilalaS TIA. 4rptofoasS efreidr:
stafi G0rfIilaer, 607 S. 10. ctr.
@%eridmfHeli idJ iebet eritea urio 3. Gonts
Tag in 9soH1t in Wicaetna's Sale, 16. iliib
gpcnit Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
OHM Der Communicating Bon sarhraaEa,

Br0bsNrdiioeni: Alm, 8iepenItOd, BdnHe,
gebr. 1. 8robs8ises grdIibent: Carl q. frib,
s5remoit. 9tebr. 2. @ross8iSeserdi6eHts u.
u. NeMbnf. 9nftiftsB, 9lebr, Brob Gefretar:
m neH 3'' ssrit 8olop, eeribner, ge5r' GToes
gefiBaliuHaSTat: q s.. 2ObntanTt, glorffbef.
6aiiinas, glebr.: JobR sninoIer, Gtaninn,
9ebr.; ". q. DouHg, Nebrdsfa @ifb, Ie6r.
8erfammelt ii1 gum idbtIi@eit aonbent int
miai 1918.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05

Buffer, 2419 81. 50. cir, Sci. Douglas 1862.
6eiretGr. q. u. Rlenfe, $40 Q. is. Ctr,
Eel. Deif1ld5 1850. G1akmeiiter. 4eter
gqaIG a6I4 e. II. ctr.
8~erlGmuteit lib ieoen aHseren 5reitna, nads
iniitdes 9 rbr lin 9tutidet Saus, 440e g.
10. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
@erletttn Gd Gel Ser at6eit.

@u9 Der anboltenoen Size lit eS
sn3ui6reibel1. oaB arbeiter lih bel
Der arbeit oft Derlebeu. atguIt 6.
IoIIen erlitt cine 8eidd6tgitng am
an0de[ 6urd einen eIeftriihen
Sammer, CHARLES 2aceD erlitt cine
l3erquetidung oes fleinen Singers
Der Itnfeu 9oi1o, tu6breno 2eouaro
SeSomes beim Se6en zines r&ruds"
i'm Hiifen S6o0en nobm. Sdmt-
lide ar6eiter itto 9lngeitente Der
5ninois Central 8abn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
ErtsptrbaHO omaha NIB ttufgeoeAb bee
GfadtsBsrDdnb sisbraeta.

0rdteeni: 9al. :. Eeiet l3lt Sopar6
Seine. 2ot0 glnIep Ctr 3. Bl8e4E rdtibent:
gol. ag. Qeis, 22i5 E. 10. Ctr. Wroiofond gefres
TAR: GM. @terHbera, $50 Omaha gaatI 9dnf
gIba., Dong. 1852. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo
giaan5s 5eiretdr: gig. Il. esedlf, 9Th saH,
Doug. 1881, Gbaenneiiter; 11eo. GinboIo,
gerfamtHeIf irh ieSen s31eitsn Srsifoo
abeiio I'M wirrat tai GeutfGea Snis, 4l0B
e. Is. ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
giltoria Sertha eose 30. f34.
Erben bfr 60ruqafi.


Nr6aaenlia: 8Ea1 16eo. einbblo, 1915
eeapelpottb SH. gsss gEdIasntia; gssuls
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8rdhbettt: GTffFt HDeIte, 2227 Br1ft Glf.,
Gninb0, Weir. f. Bi5e8rdfioeiif: Geo. Sois
mann, Gnaba, Me6r. 2, Bic BIdisent: Ism.
gepper, 8rnuo 5slduo. gebr. Setreflr: Mar
Georgi, 2ntpion, aebr. Dlffan5aS efrefhr:
ssobn 4. GoIft. Deniton, Sd. Gbatmeller
ssnn. 4 @oB, Aorfolf, glebr.
%gertaiEmeit fla ont % 3. nao 4. eepteils
bsr IN gincoIt, Aebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-05
Scr Gpnnth 9idt trirtnt.

Ser &ot Der County, nperpiio-
rem lit ie1r erfreitt iiber Die SUI
nen0utg, meldc Die gintoeSregic-
rung oen 6taat gum 8eIten Der
|Qanoitroben gemadjt bat. Der
5toat Soma erDGlt 8u Oieiem $3ped
uaid1rIi9 Die Suinrle BON $500
900 fir sic Dalter bon fiunf Sab
rem. Hottauottomie GorntD er-
halt ais ieinen @nteil Die Sunmc
bon ungefobr $4,000. Sic 5toats
2anoitroBenfommiiiion miro iiber
Die @ermenoung oieier Snmme in
ben nd6iten 8aeen nit ben Sltper-
biioren cine Berdtttng baIten.
S%nitfabrer nahmeH Gin AatOmUbiI.
S. %. Slocum, Ser in feinent
4iitomobiI bon Snoianold am
0ienstag nod Council 9lufis fam,
i'm bier ietne 6crien al bcrbriagen,
bate Oos Bed, oob ibnt ieine Gar
eetOhlen Luurpe ais er BET MnuaLua
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NT3G6ealif. E101lf T7G99d7T 21I q a.
xel, MesHat los. gIssSgaIoeaisa;
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enlaAa gIallbtngatr gntiM.

4ritoent: Geo. 4ieHe, 1924 Davenport CTR,
@ebfier 1917. 8iae5@rdaeeni: Soaer
GEtrnbera 27f2 .. 10. CTR. Sinunss sefres
AL 6rnit aoenia, 2227 Braftf Cir. gGeblter
6sss S6dbmeiifer: sloeIpb groHoes, fBi2
&oiqaro CIR, 3ongl. 9408. G0reiber: GbTiit.
Seine, 20i0 9anen Gtrs 9ongI. 91S. Bis
Misibetar: Sobn Serb. 1886 g. n. CIR,
golalas A462. 6inanBganMitees Saul @ipafnf,
400 o 20. Etry ao6n BnhHfe. 602 z. 81.
etr, 50 @~ooenbnrg, 1852 @. ID. Ctr.
geridmntelt lin ieoeH erifen mo DriifeR
coHnlag I'M Wlonat, n1hmlttaas 3 tibr, I'M
geniihen 6aiis. 4406 g. IS. Gtr. Ter Mors
Ian6 berfammeiI flo nn erIieH Tiensida uflo
SIllien Gonntng iI MOnat.
Omaha WlnIt.gertiH.
4rdnSent. Hpbert g. @tre1lpiU, 2f03 G6ers
man abe, Tel. Re6ifer 72tf. l. giBe4rdfis
rent. aiduft Heermnnn, 1909 Eouefas Cir.
2 Rses8rdiioett. SnItne Ireisiehfes 900 q.
%. Efr. BrotofulIs etretdr: Sreo. 80tfer,
Ss2T no. is. Ctr. Eel, .NlebfifF B6fg. aHs
iiajli eIretdr: 81. 81. @ebelt. 2i03 Gbernidft
lioe. Iel. mebffer 1911. @mabmetiter: VI.
& Irebus, 5ns So Gtr. Eel. Gong. 4272.
giriaent: 4rof. Ibeo. mn, gfeeie, 1929
cahirr Ctr, lei. GoIfar 4979.
serlanineft fim teoeii 2 GieHeiaQ I'M Wos
mai iii Wiulfsctim, III. fno HdB Ctr, Boxs
q aab~4rerfnmmsfiifig leoeH a. lietHin0 TIM 9sns
ii. @efmQkprebe iebet &uHnerside.
Gentasbia 1dmtn gtftlh.
nrsakenlftt. EgDale N6eab1fg 202 @ A..
II 1A MaInak 4lQ5 Hlsfkfffftfnlin.
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sdiasr Camp 90. 30A, mspsmsn Of ia susrlo

Council HonmaNber. 20. Dfinb0d, n. mo
Miiiuuri sbe. ylnbifor Qstfennff: Sornee
Sofa, aB nIb Cones str. @leff: 8. ".
MnHfer, aefrp GeeIt, 1921 Mtiiourt SSe,
NerIdnanflf f1 jebtH 1. ina s aoansfs.
tos e5eIo s ubr l4l 9eulINea 9alss zf0e
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01
AN ILL TIMED MOVEMENT

r. HE
misjudged designed
hopeless outbreak
of
would
mother The lrhman takes
the
their homes
IS
OF
land 1882
The
with
Germany
sunaent of waron high
oh the
less than the outlay
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01
NO HUMILIATION IN DEFEAT

is thyone
forces That marked
Mad from
obduhmankan country
The fall of
ooary identical In both instances relief
in sight but the hesieged
hour Of dire extremity with succo within yew hours travel tbe
the
told
tbesm who p and barassed the white army
il struggled vaianty
effected
was reached and the garrisons welded m - M i IA m
khaoum the end with to
There could be
soldiers had fought
natural avoidance captivity and horror
the end ingenuity barbaans The little garrison
they suicidal
gained relief their bleeding
The fate of the 5000 in
problematca The Turkish
ledge the divinity the Koran With thousands
ercest tribes of the
lowers the that
displayed
to horde of
General Townsend
that he
dying from starvation and disease
The last be
day when the truth filters predict
ha there was no dshon or disgrace The death struggle of the advanced
guard Of the Bagdad expedition tribute
Saxon and the bravery
to their coors under the
Aeropane and gunoa had tried
bafled
the leading military minds OF the German army oophoe
manned The
whitening fire that repeed the orn hope bring relief
beagured forces The crushing blow inflicted
surrender when relief
fell a
of attenuaed line fight
sho Of the town the hold filled with provisions and ammunition the
manned by hearty symspahetc soldiers
Tantaus himself
mnge the experience which Will not be forgotten in the annals this
worlds war
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01
VAST DEPOSITS Of TUNGSTEN ORE ON
PILOT MOUNTAIN WAIT CONCENTRATION

With sixty per cent concentration
worth "a a pound. it is little wonder
that tungsten is more eagerly sought
than any other mineral in Nevada at
the present time. All roads from To
nopah lead to tungsten properties and
all these roads are well travelled by
tungsten prospectors
But there is ore road that was ac-
tually constructed by discovers of
that precious metal Its termination
is Mckay City at the base OF Pilot
Peak in the Cedar range, nearly fifty
miles northwesterly from Tonopah.
The eminence, capped with snow, Is
clearly visible from this city.
The route to Mckay City is easy to
follow. it being via Millers and Crow
Springs. Twelve miles beyond the
latter point the new road branches of
to the right. 1t is easy to follow, for
it leads direct to large dry lake in
the distance across which autos glide
| like birds.
Then comes climb for miles and
miles, so uniform that the return trip
to the lake may be made with use OF
neither brake nor gas.
Mckay City is concealed In can
yon just at the timber line, where
vegetation and water abound This Ia
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01

not new camp. Ten years ago there
was copper excitement in that yicin-
ity. Location notices dated 1906 and
signed by Judge Averill Gilbert M.
Ross and others are seen in old monu-
ments. Considerable money was ex-
pended in development work and cop
per was found scattered broadcast. but
at no place sufficiently concentrated
to warrant shipment or the construc-
ton of smelter This copper was
not discovered In the main range. but
in large detached hill at the base.
AS to the tungsten ores, they will
be considered later, but first for the
formation, The approach TO the camp
leaves the copper hill, a porphyritit
mass, to the left and the way leads
between great mounds of basalt, the
black, volcanic matter being in struc
tural form disintegrated by the ele
Ments to the form and size of buildint
brick. 1t is evident that the yolcani,
energy was put forth during a rela
lively recent geological period, for TIL
range itself is of great antiquity ant
evidences no late volcanic action saw,
for patches of burned limestone nea
the summit of Pilot peak.
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NEW TODAY

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towards corporations than are those
OF California, and asking the company
to establish plant here. He received
9 letter informing him that the plan,
on its facet looked good and that IL
mad been referred to the company's at.
torneys. Now he has learned from
other sources that the back haul char.
ses on freight are so high that the
company finds 1t impossible to estah
lish plant here Reno Gazette
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01
aAck HAUL RATE KEEPS
BiG PLANT OUT OF NEVADA

The back haul rate which, applied
ON freight shipments from eastern
noints to Reno has prevented the
establishment here or an assembling
plant by the Ford Automobile com
pany. according to information receiv'
"a by secretary Of State George Brod-
igan.
when the state of California recent
" put the screws on the Ford people
IN that state, Secretary Of State Brod-
iean wrote to the main Office OF the
company calling attention to the TACT
thai the Nevada laws are more nne'a'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-01
iNcENDlARY FIRE DAMAGES
CREuSOT GUN WoRt

CHERB0URG, May Ia fire of un.
known origin partially destroyed a
branch Of the Creusot Gun works.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
Eyes Examined Pronerlv.
Ienement OWnerr-

Geo. D. Kendall. 228 Mesa Avenu
Makes Glasses Right-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
HEBREW CHILDREN HOLDING
SERVICES LIKE GROWNUPS

The congregation Of Temple B'Nai
Zion is putting into practice n feature
Of Hebrew schools adopted in every
large community having Hebrew con-
greEations Of amy size The plan is a
meeting eTery Saturday afternoon at =
o'clock Of children Of the daily Hebrew
school for the purpose Of holding ser
vice in the same manner as the grown
ups do.
The congregation OF Temple B'Nai
zion was given demonstration last
Sunday Of how the children can hold
service Rev. G. Bursetown PRINCIPAL
Of the daily school acted as pastor
while sam kstz was cantor. Leo Jaffe
and -balte Erich We're president and
vice president. respectively, and n.
.Iaffe was sexton The other children
posed as members Of the conSrega-
1ion-
Miss Ruth Goodman distributed bags
or candy among the children Harry
Goodman and Henry Jaffe acted as a
reception committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
ASSERTS LABOR
WILL Be LACKING
Banker Declares That After
War u. s. Will Have Cap
ital, Europe the Labor.

Columbus. O.. Dec 2e.-The four na-
tional sociological and economic so
cieties which have been meeting here.
were holding the final sessions OF their
convention today at Ohio State uni
versity where problems likely TO arise
in this country following the war in
Europe and labor problems were dis
cussed by men OF national reputation
The organizations in session are the
American Economic association. the
American Sociological Eociety, the
American Statistical association, and
the American Association for Labor
Legislation
= I'VE shall have capital after the
var but shall not have labor enough
George E Roberts Of the National City
bank, of New York. said in speaking
before the Economic association
The labor Of Europe and the capital
OF America will have to be brought
together Conditions. seem TO favor
the transfer of capital in the form Of
gold 10 Europs. rather than the removal
; of the population from Europe TO
America
CritieiEes Federal Reserve Act.
Mr. Roberts criticized the new federal
reserve act, saving
In their anxiety TO decentralize The
banking business the authors of this
act neglected 10 centralize the gold
reserve which Ks the most important
requisite Of 4 reserve system The re-
suit Is that while the counLry's stock
OF gold has increased from January 1
to November 1 by spproxina tely $500
GOO, 600. the federal reserve bank OF
New York, on which the demand for
gold export must inevitably fall has
gained less than t5,0O0,0O0. and all the
federal reserve banks together have
gained less than S132, 900, 00e.'