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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Eapita(er p(an.

Das t. Ii. t. Observation-Disclosures
6en3bureou meloet: Gin our@ 0iterretz
@ii9zungari19e Sruppen gefangen gez
rommener llnteroffi5ier oes ID. fin
nii9en @9ubenregtments, Oct ben
ru1ii@ziaponi1hen &rieg mitgema@t
bat unb in bieiem nit Dem @eorgs<
Rreu3 ousge5ei@net tpurbe, iagte BET
feiner @er1lebmung in jioii4em Sarz
gon unter aroerem tpDrtlt9 folgenoes
aus: rMer fein of beioe @eiten beflan=
tes Glantiert), mel luifen of &ublano;
ober e1oi q bre1ela@ bleiben mel itain;
menn oue af einmal laifen, oas is
ni@ {@ain; ba latf amer in Der an=
oere, uno berein limb Dor ino oane@
ben: q pdseta9 ttmmen at &ubz
lono, bonn lrteber laifen uno eioi
perb boben Der Melbome (Rrieg) {
eno." - C@ir fino ouf beioen Sci
ten f1anttert, mir laufen na4 Rubz
lano. Mbee Elm btb@en bleiben mir
feh'n; mii1 ben ale auf einmal laufen,
nGire es ni4t gut. Da liefe elmer in
Sen onoeren, balb Dor, bu1o neben
i6m. Sin bib@en laufen, Elm bib4en
anbalten. oomit bic Magen na4 Hubz
lonb tommen, unb bann pieoer laufen
- unb 70 miro Der &rieg Elm @noe boz
ben.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Gin Wfanl1elb.
Stalienii@e @eseiferun9 fur 9'an>
1nur1,io idnn perraudt.

Ma& ben erften sosen tiinitli& sez
ma9ter ariegsbegeiiterung Fat cine
@timmuns in Den italienii@en @tdo<
ten p1aB eesriffen, Sic bon irgenowelz
der 9offnung auf elm gunftiges @noz
reiultat bieies &rieses fir Stalien
bimmelpeit entfernt lit. Muffdaig
1a9li@ beipri9t man In Den Safes
bic @rfolge 9euti@lanbs uno Seiterz
rei9s i'm Often. Mm eigentimltdz
ften aber mutet Der fiible @mpfang on,
Ser Gabrielle 6'Mnnun3io BEL ietner leBz
ten Mnmeienbeit in Surin 3uteil murz
be. Gr fubr inn Mutomobil in bltBenz
ser Uniform bur@ Die 9auptitraBen,
ni@t nur, bub feline Menf@enieele bon
benz nod Dor feds Mo@en 10 fturz
mild betlot1dten 9tbter Mott3 nabm,
es tam fosar gu etnem re@t petns
li9en Muftritt. D'Mnnun3tos Mutoz
tomobi( bielt in Der @ta @artbalbi
Dor Dem Yortal beS @otels Gitta 81
Milano. On Ser @eite bes Dt@terz
leutnants faBen 3mei betannte pariz
fer &ptotten, oeren tmmenfer PuB
ipobri@einli9 BON Den @rtrdgniden
Der Suoasreoe in 9uarto be5ablt tper=
Sen ion. als Elm Srupp lei@tperpunoez
ter @olbaten bur@ Sic @traben 9ing.
D'Mnnun5io mari Sen @oloaten 3tgaz
retten gu, Sic 9dm@en mollten ibnen
Gbotolabe reiben, aber bic @oloaten,
Sic fi@ bic @penoertnnen genou ongez
leben butten, mieien Die @botolaoe BON
li9, etntge parfen Sic @ubigtetten auf
bic Groe. Stun i@rie o'g(nnun5io Die
@olooten on unb befabl tbnen, bte
Gbotolaoe fofort a%n5unebmen. Die
@oloaten gebordten, aber penige
@@rttte meiter purfen lie Ole ptber
MiQen empfangene @abe in Die @troz
benrtnne. 0as Publifum, 0as Den
Worgang beobudtet bate, betlati4te
sic @oloaten, porauf o'Mnnun5io nit
Ieiner @amenbegleitung bos Meite
lu9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eoe.

8ie sic Broiperitat 5uitan6e &C.
fommen lit, sic 5u riibmen Die Srga-
ne ser @ilion'9en Mominiitration
nidt aufb0ren1 6ariiber bat Ser Mb-
geor6nete Sumpbrep. aus 8aibing+
ton cine bemerfensmertbe &e6e ge=
balten. u3ie 8lutidul1 Ser Mmeri=
faner in Ser Grogo6ie oes @eltfrie-
ges f0ra1te mani feline Musfiibrungen
uberi9reiben. Inter anberem iagte
er: ~Se6e Sn6uitrie in 6en Ser.
Stoaten, Ole fib m1b MIR elmer nor
molen &roiperitdt erfreut, per6anft
6ieier Ser entfebliden &rog06ie, mel-
DIE iebt Die @et bertpultet. Man
braudt n11r sic Sront Der Muiierten
in europa gu beiu6en, UNI Ste &id)=
ttgfeit ieiner 8cbouptung beltatigt gu
fin6en. SsSr einem meritaniid}en Mu-
tomobil fabrt man 81 ben Sdiben-
grdben, sic NIT nmerifantihen @erf-
5eugen gegraben itno, nit amerltonis
id)em &ol5 eingefaBt, 6urd amerifa=
niihen gtadelorabt beidyiibt, nit
amerifaniiden @anoren beltiidt, NIT
merifanifder Munition gefullt, ber=
tbeioigt bon 5ol6aten, Sic nit meri=
faniiden Ero6uften au%sgeruitet, be-
fei6et un6 er>l6brt mer6en. Slime
rifaniide Meroplane fliegen oben, 6ie
@apauerie fault auf merifaniiden
g fer6en borbei, sic leidte Mrtiuerie
miro bon amerifaniiden Mauleieln
berongebradt. Man febe iid 6ie Sole
an, mo- sic iebige amerifantihe Nro=
iperitdt gemiin5t miro, un6 6enfe
Damn an Sen @an6elsminiiter, Der Bel
jeber 1te11e11 &onone, sic nod @uropa
geidtdt miro uno bel ie6er 11e,te1
@ranate Elm bergniigtcs offi3icles
Bulletin bonn 5topel loRt, morin er
fonitatiert, bo6 sic Hroiperitat emo
lid in Sen Ser. Stooten ongefom-
men lit. Neoer @edltlihbenfenbe m1,B
sen Mnnn ncrurtbcilcn, Der iih elmer
9%roiperitGt riibmt, bic aus meni9li.
dem Glen6 gesuonnen tuiro."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Got(6meiger.

Cine merfnuroige Gtnrihtung pnrz
Sc, menn man etnem 8ertdt Der
r9emps," @louben i6enten min, in
9onano einesfiibrt. Sn ben Nie0erz
lanoen, gleihmie in @panien. tit mon
angeblt4 nit allen Mttteln beitrebt,
Sen &rieg feinem @noe 3u5ufibren.
l1no "a bic perfdieoentlihen 6riebensz
aufrufe Der Neutralen teinerlei Grz
fo1g auf5umeiien batten, fo1 man in
9o1ano tur3 unb bunotg befGloHen
baben, ben Rrieg - tot5ufdmeigen.
I'm biefes @r9ebnis m0glidft rafa
uno einbellis gu er3telen. >puroe cine
bo1anoii@e 2tqa gegriinoet, oeren
Mitalieoer perpflihtet fino, Elm peitz
Fin f@tbares !Mh3eihen nit Dem Muf=
f4rift: .@pre9t niht pom Rrtege," gu
trogen. Ser nSemps" lit Der Mn=
ti4t, baB oieie @infubruna taum ben
Grteoen b%efd)leuntaen oirfte, uno in
oiefem einen Sale permas men ibm
tatid@li@ niht gu pioerfpre@en -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
9nften 'nno Grfaltnngen iinb eefabr.
Iih

Wenige bon uns miirbigen sic Sc.
tabr BON @uiten uno grf6ltungen
Wir eroften iic als gepobnlidle unf
barmloie &rantbeiten. Sic Stotiitil
aber 1agt nns, ooB icoe brittle Yerior
an elmer 2ungentranfbcit itirbt. g.
fobrlide 2uftr0bren. uno 9unoen
t%ranfbciten folycn elmer pernodlai
l1gten &ranfhcit. Ga gucr 2Drpe1
lid gegen grtdltungstcime itrdubt
fonn fem bciieres M'ittel gcf,.norr
merocn ols Gr. Sings Nen 1is
eoperp. Sbr %eroienit lit bon Sung
uno Alt beitdtiat. sm @ebroud iibr
% Sabre. @auft hcute cine 1laid)e
@errpenoct Dos @iiifo ernitcr 2unoen.
tranfbeiten. @~potbeter. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
Wir6una elmer granate.

Gin Mrttnerieoffi3ier 1@reibt Den
rMiindener Meueiten Ma@ri@ten"::
SD lag auf 8eoba@tungsftanb, als
cine franaDff9e 21z3enttmeterz @raz
nate 200 Meter Dor mir einf@lug.
Sic {@lug eerabe mitten in Der
@trabe Elm, bic nit f@merer Mataz
6amoede belegt tpar uno fe1bit BEL
f@lehteitem Wetter bon UNI erer fhme=
rem Mrtillerie befobren meroen tonnte.
@tpa 100 Meter por mir lag Elm
190ner, NIT elmer febr boben, faft bier
Meter errei@enben l1mfaKungsmauer
perfebener @arten, bonn &riege nod
gang unberibrt. l1eppig blibten oie
perf9ieoenfarbigen 8lumen. pl0Bli@
aber, naboem Sic fron35fi@e @ranate
etngei9lagen Bate, poll5og it4 eine
Menoerung, ote mir unpergebli@ bletz
ben mtrb.
Mit gemoltigem, niht nGber gu be-
1@reibenoem @ei61e unb &raden bob
f@ elmer Der iebr alten, btden 8aumz
riefen, Die bic @troBe einfaBten, fer
3engerabe nit alien Mur3e1n in bic
9Dbe, genau 10, als nenn er bon IN
fi@tbarer 9an6 NIT al ieiuen mddz
tigen Mur3eln unb Wir3elden aus
Sem 8oben eertTen uno gum @immel
geboben meroen ip1e. @tma feds Big
a@t Meter bod flog Ger 8aumriefe
in bic 90be, Damn itiir5te er traaeno
in ben 8lumengarten, uno nas 6as
Observation-Disclosures oobei mar, pteoer
poqtpmmen auf oen nod NIT @roe
perfebenen Mur3elbolen, 10 DAT er,
bon Der @u@t bes 5anes fat in Die
@arteneroe ge6ridt, gerooe in Den
@orten perpflon5t gu iein ihien: mir
eingen nGber. Ser md4ttge Baum
ftano pontommen felt; mir rittelten
an ibm, ct bepegte ii@ ni@t. 3ablz
rei@e Mur3eln tporen mobl gebro&en,
tnbefen oiirfte Ser 10 gemaltfam in
ben @orten @erpflan3te bier meiter
&padfen t0nnen. Mitten auf Der
@trabe batte bic @ranate Elm oerart
erobes God ousgeb0blt, oab Elm Bis
3tpei MDbelmagen bequem ibren sSn=
balt In ibm u%nterbrtngen tonnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
M%rbeitsfrafte merben iid AUDI in 3l1=
tunft beitanoig bermebren. Son a.

funft beitdnoig bermeFren. Son a.
len friegfibren6en Nationen battt
2e1tiblan6 Dor Dem &riege Sen gr0B.
ten @eburteniiberiduB, Die itdrfite
1taturlide @oltSbermebrung, @uBlm<
oaein m1sgerommen. Gl1f lie 1000
gimpobmer beredmet, betrl1g Der idbr.
lide @eburteniiberiduB I'M Sabre
1911 in 9eutidlano 11.3 - ettpo
100000 &opfe - in England 9.8,
lin 5ranfreid 0.9 un6 in @ublanb
Ito.
&ublan6 dber aablte als groBte
INSTRUMENTATION in 6iefem Sale
nidt init. Son Sen iibrigen @ationen
miro Dertid)lan6 Die erlittenen Ser
LUTTE am fdne0iten ausglei6en. 9us
miro ibm INT 10 letdter mer6en, als
feine @erluite, m Sen @erluiten ieiner
|5ein6e gemiiien, berbaltnibmdBig &C.
ring iitub. SSn feinem 2an6e tperoen
aud MIR amnabern6 10 bieIe 8ertpu11=
hete gebeif tpie in 9eutfdIanb> un6
in feinem lit man 10 beiorgt un6 NIT
ioldem @rfolge bemiibt, Die &riegs=
friippel pie6er ertperbsfGbig gu mo-
d)en, pie mie6erum BORT. Ma1Ber6em
id)ont Deuti6lan6 ieinen Nadtpu6s,
un6 6as aueS miro 3u1ammentptrfen.
I'm ser 6eutiden S116ultrie nod oem
&riege tpie6er sic boue Mrbeits5abI
5u5ufiibren. Sollten nber tpirflid)
bier un6 ga poriibergeben6 2iiden ent=
l:eben, Damn mer6en ite 6nr9 3u5ug
aus 6em Muslon6e i6nem genug ge=
flint mcr6en, 6em in 6enn iiegreiden
9eutid>lan6 miro Mrbeitsgelegenbeit
in &ille 1tn6 Tiiue gu baben fem.
limo ieoenfallS miro sic Mrbeiteriduft,
init Ser De1tidlm6 na9 6em &riege
Ioie0er frie6lider 8eidaftigung nad=
gebt, nidt ldledter fem, als tpie Dor
hc1n &riege. @ber better. Die @r=
lcbni11e 0eS &riegeS merben sic 2ei=
ltun9sfabigfeit 6es 6eutiden @olfes
nidt bermin6ern, ion6ern iteigern.
60 tperoen allie 8e6ingungen gegeben
fem, 0eutf6lan6 auf Dem @elt=
ntorfte mieoer Sic @teuung GIT
ii@erM 6ie es Dor 6em &riege ein-
nabm> un6 ni6t longe miro es
fouern, Bis es 6ieie Stellung nod BE-
be1ten6 ertpeitert bat. Die ate
&11n6idaft miro gem 5uridtebrem,
Tie tpartet ia fdon 6arouf un6 ot9
aus ienen 2dn6ern, 6ie Deuti9lon6
beute bernidten tponen, tper6en iid
pie6er @dufer etnfin6en. @ie sic
er1gliide 6adi9rift: v@ar m6
Eeace" bereits ongefunoigt bat. &err
@olter &u1teimon, @nglan6s &an=
helsminiiter, befin6et it9 in einem
ldtperen Srrtbum, menr er glaubt,
cos umabe in Gesnanp" babe mab<
reno 6es &rieges etmaS bon ieinem
olten guten &lang berloren. @s bot
I'M @egentbeil an &lang nod getpo11-
ten. England miro 6as nab Dem
&riege febr 1dmeu berausfinoen. 11no
BON al Sen @nttauidungen, Sic Ser
&rieg 6em SnielboIfe gebra6t bat>
miro 6nS sic bttterte fem. @eiI
1ie England BORT trifft, tpo es 11a9
6em &riege am empftn6li6iten fem
miro. Sin sem 6iirftigen &elten fei=
mes &eidtbatms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20
r&D9e 402."
Giu arisgserlrbnis aus benz aarpas
tbenfrieg.

Die folgenoe @@iloerung Der @rz
oberung bon n@0be 402" in ben Rarz
patben ftammt aus Der Teoer zines
2eutnants Der Heferpe, Der Mugen>
jeuge Der tiibnen @affentat mar:
@eit benz 9erbite, BON ND an Die
MuHen in ben Rarpatben bauiten, mar
obige 90be Der @@auplab Der fur@t<
bar blutigiten &fe, oenn Die ruff
fif@en 9orben befeitisten oieien an
unb fir fi9 bon Der Matur aus guten
ftrategii&en puntt. Der ale 3ugange
gu unferen @te1ungen beberri@te, uno
sic rufFf&en Maf@inensemebre uno
5elbge1&ube tonnten uniere @@iBenz
grdben iberaq nit fur@tbarem Geuer
lber5@utten. - @erabe oieier 9iigel
mur6e buBen6male gefturmt, li@tete
Die Retben u~nierer 8rapiten thinner,
uno jeber Mngrtff mar erfolglos. 9a
fam Der beribmte 2. Mai, Der Sag
un1eres Durbbru@es am 9unajec.
@on bier ubr frib Big 8ebn ubr @or<
mittags brinten uno 6onnerten bel
1000 perf@iebentalibrige @ei&ibe uno
f@leu6erten ben @tabl aus ibren
@@liinben gegen Sic rufii@en @telz
lungen.
l1nfere brapen Sproler &atferidger
go. 3 rii1teten fi@ gum @turmanz
griffe. Dor flint ubr Na4mtttass
fam an bic II. &ompagnie Der 8ez
febl: n@0be 402 lit um jeoen prets
gu rebmen." - Infer &ompagnietomz
manbart Sberleutnant Mofer, Elm gez
borener gemiitli@er Miener uno beionz
bers tii@tiger, tapferer unb ausge3ei@z
meter Sffi3ier, Der iammelte Die &omz
pagnie, belsb.te uns uber Die beporz
itebenbe Mufgobe, bic fpe3ien Ser mehrz
fqb nit 2orbeeren beoedten II. &omz
pagnie gegeben tpur6e, unb tommarz
oierte: r3um @ebet fniet!," trat Dor
unb REF nit begetfterter @timme:
u&ameraben, bier beim 9etligiten, unz
{erer Habne, 19pDren mir I'M erem
Scatter unb @ei9e, sic 9Dbe gu nebz
men ober ni@t mebr lebenb 5urud5uz
febren." Gin breifa@es n9urrab!!"
aus o1en rauben &rtegerteblen, 6as
&pmmanoo: v8ormGrts, mar14,
@turm!" ert0nte bon Sen jungen Sip
pen un1eres tapferen Sberleutnants,
Der 9orniit Bites gum @turme, uno
ON ser @piBe unfer &ommanbant nit
mebenoer 5abne uno ge3idtem @dbel,
ii@ pteber uno pie6er umtebreno, UNI
uns nit fr0blt@ ,1d@elnbem @efi@te
an3uipornen, unaufbaltiam pormarts,
bic 90be binauf5uiturmen unter Dem
fur@tbaren 5euer Der &ufen. Wtt
itort geli9teten &eiben oben angetomz
men, entfpann ii@ Elm m6roerii&es
6an6gemenge, unb in tur3er 3ett tpaz
rem bic @unen bon Der 9Dbe getporz
fen, uno Ser @ieg mar unfer.
Mls mir uns per1ammelten, feblte 10
man@er 8rape, un6 audi unier 8rapz
1ter Ser 8rapen, Oberleutnant Mofer.
lag in feinem 8lute, nit mebreren
8au9z uno Beini9IFen, tot. 9te
@onne fenfte lire @trablen, unb mir
fnieter ftiG nieber gum @ebet, UNI unz
feren tapferen jungen &ommanoan<
ten, Der uns tpie Elm @ater par, in
sic fub1e Groe gu perfenten. - ST,
un1er gutter, treuer &amerab, mar uno
1T ni9t mebr, aber in al u%nieren Ser
5eu lebt CT fort. Gbre feinem Mnoenz
ten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Die @erifaner baben fit sic Goli-
tit 6eS madiamen @ortens offenbar
MIR tpenig Ser tdn6niB. Sic morten
nift, Tie tper6en, men11 iid sic @eIe=
qenbeit bietet, mor6en, un6 iberlai=
lem 6aS Warten an6eren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Baron Motbifi1b batte iabre1ang
atpor 9Th, ober ri4t @timme i'm eng
iiiden l1ntermuis, neil er bic morte
uols @brif" in Der @ioesform nt@t
rodfpra4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

@influB, o11f sic man es obgeieben
Eotte, un6 UNI 6ie beute nod gefampft
miro.
Gin 3iel, sos 6ie Mniierten Mint
1ner erreiden tper6en. Deutidl1an6 lit
in Sen letten Sabr3ebnten Sic fonf11r-
ren5fdbig1te Standardization ser @elt
%getpor6en. Gos por MIR mogli4,
ipeil Deutihlm6 Mrbeitsfr6fte an
3abl un6 @iite mddttg 5ugenommen
hatten, tpeil eS bte @r3eugniiie ieines
6leiBes fortgefebt berbeiierte, un6
neil ii@ infolgeoeiien 6ie @ahfroge
cuff Dem @eltmorfte uronsgeiebt itei.
gerte. @er imitonbe lit, Before @aa-
rem at .6emielben 8reiie o6er gar Bill
Tiger gu liefern, gu meldem arbcre
geringere @oare anbieten, Ser lit auf
sem @eItmarfte uniibermin6lih, un6
6os au tbl1n, miro De11tidlano o11d in
3utunft imitan6e fein. 9euti@lanos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-20

Dinge, lei@t pie Die 2uft, fin6
fir bic giferiu9t 8epeis, 10 {tart pte
Bibelfpru9e. @hotefpeare.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS

ToNoPAH
Morning Sales
Jim Butler--10O. SO.
Rescue ula--10OO. "a 1000, "a;
500. 90; 1000 B3O, "a.
Afternoon sales
-Eula-500, "a.
ooLDFiELD
Morning Sales
Goldfield consoIiaated-lOO. IS;
600, Sc.
Jumbo Extension-50C, 81: 500, S.;
300. SO; 100. IS; 200 B3O, SO; 700, s.;
500 BIS. 81; 500. 81; 1900, 81; 500,
S.; 500, sc; 400. IS.
Florence-l00. so: 500. SO; 300. 81;
200. so; 100. so.
Merger Mines-600O, OS.
Lone Star--2OO0, OS.
Sandstone 03.
Silver Pick-2000, IL.
Afternoon Sales
Jumbo Extension IS; 500. IS;
1000. SIS.
Combination Fraction-2O0. OF.
Blue Bull--100O, OF.
Florence--sOO, SO.
Atlanta-2OOo. II.
MISCELLANEOUS
Morning Sales
Rochester-2O0. 65 500, So.
Nenzel--lOOo, Is; 1000. Is; 1000
B30. is.
United Western--l000, OF.
Big Jim-6OO, IS. 400, S4
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FOR SALE-W Walnut roll top desk Al
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER

One of the most fascinating and
inspiring photoplays which has ever
been produced will be shown at the
Butler this evening, 1t is a five reel
production entitled "The Closed
| Road" and in 1t is featured the
brilliant dramatic actor, House Peters,
supported by Barbara Tenant. Mr..
| Peters win well be remembered for
his work in "The Great Divide"
| which was considered one of the best
pictures ever shown anywhere, and
"The Hand of Peril" in which Mr.
Peters was seen short time ago
Mr. Peters is considered one of the
| greatest dramatic actors before the
public today Napoleon and Sally,
the educated ehimps with human
brains, will also appear on tonight S
program In addition to the picture
program, little Miss Annabelle Hap
pei. Californias greatest child artist
and known as San Francisco's Dane
ing Doll" and little Miss Goldheld. OF
Goldheld, will appear in songs ant
high class ballet dancing The team
will remain here Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday, appearing in a daily
change of program, both matinee ant
night Tomorrow, the feature will be
The Innocent Lie" with Valentine
Grant, and Pathe Weekly.
<%~~~>~%~~%%>>.
r. S TRlTTRE, wife and family
passed through Tonopah this morn
|, ing in their auto from Portland Me.
to their future home, Pacific Grove
Cal.
II. A. and l.. LlVERNASH wer,
motorists this morning from an ex
tensive trip through Utah and ad
joining states, returning to thei
home in Los Angeles.
w A. HOLMES ana wife, afte,
travelling through Oklahoma. Kansa,
and Nebraska, arrived in town las
night, leaving this morning for thei
residence in Los Angeles.
HENRY BORLIN, prominent cattl,
owner of Troy, New accompanied b,
his sister, motored into Tonopah thi,
morning. The sister will leave il
the morning for Bishop.
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PERSONAL

CHARLES e. KNOX. of the Mon
tana Tonopah, arrived this morning
from the coast.
MRS. NJ. A. WILLIAMS was a pas
sengers this morning for Chicago, to
remain the next year taking course
in music.
j. p MONTAGUE, the millman of
Manhattan, left this morning for
Butte, Mont, where he expects to
reside permanently.
MRS. A. T. MCKENZIE left on
today's train for Westwood, Cal,
where she viii join an auto party
going into Oregon.
f. E. FREE, consulting engineer
for the Nevada Chemical company,
engaged in the potash industry came
in this morning
e. c. SIMPSON, wife and child
after several months vacation on
the coast. returned to Tonopah this
morning.
MRS. JANE PARR and son, Jack
after residing. in Tonopah for the
past seven years, left this morning
for Minturn, Colo. to make thei
home.
MPS I n MIrppIIX ana aan Ioa
were passengers this morning foI
Palo Alto. where the son is going Il
enter the university for law course
Later Mrs. Murphy will go to Los
Angeles to join her other sons.
employees officials will say is tina
there is still hope.
THE lamp of hope will continue t
burn until someone kicks 1t over,
A. B. Garretson, spokesman for tn,
employees, said smilingly as he lief
the White House.
Much of the discussion at the con
ference reyolved about the principle
OF the eight hour day. The managers
asserted that putting the eight houl
day into effect would cost them 800,
100000 a year, but the representa-
tiyes of the employees reduced thii
estimate to $20.OOO,o0O year Tn,
employees suggested that the eieh
hour day already is in effect on som,
roads, and that officials on those
roads have stated they would moi
change back to the ten hour day
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STRIKE CONFERENCE
CONTINUED TO THURSDAY
Continued from Page u

railway employees was reached be-
cause the subcommittee here is with.
out power TO reach important deci-
sions without reference to the men in
New York.
Thus far the president has not at
tempted to bring the two sides to-
gether on any concrete blanket pro
posals He is sounding sentiment on
all phases of the situation in order to
have the case fully in hand before
making final effort to settle the
problems,
For time yesterday there was
pronounced pessimism among admin
istration officials because of the com
plete failure of effort to bring about
an agreement on any form of arbitra-
ton. Suggestion on investigation by
commission then was brought for
ward and its reception aroused new
hope that satisfactory solution
might be found.
Both sides continued reticent re-
garding the discussion. The railroad
decline absolutely to talk
OF the negotiations and about all the
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GOLDF|ELD MAN LOSES DECISION
IN A FAST TEN ROUND FIGHT

McKeyitt. Tommy landed hard
right to the stomach, which dropped
the Goldfield scrapper. A foul was
claimed, but the doctors, after ex-
animation. would not give the deci-
sion.
The opening event was between
Red" Mormon? and Johnny Morri-
son, of Goldfield The scrap was fast
and furious while it lasted, but the
newcomer proved to be no match for
the clever Goldfield youth, who
knocked him out in the first round
The house was small, composed of
many Goldfeldites. who motored over
for the evening.
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Johnnie Mccarthy won the ten
round fight last night over Bob
Graham by decision. The fight was
one of the best ever seen here. with
both men putting plenty of action in
every one of the rounds. Mccarthy
started by gaining big lead on
Graham when he landed right cross
flush on the latter's jaw which
dropped him for the count of nine
The Goldfield boxer regained his feet,
but was a trfle groggy, managing to
remain to the end of the round.
The balance of the card proved
unsatisfactory. as Paddy O'Hern put
up very poor stand against Tommy
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HOME RUNS BY
2 NEW WORKERS


NEW YORK, August 16.-New
York won an even break in its series
with Philadelphia here, the Yankees
taking the last game to 2. New
York hit Williams, young collegian,
hard, Peckinpaugh and Pipp making
home runs, which were responsible
for five runs. Shawkey, former
Athletic, held Philadelphia to four
hits, one scratch
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HANDSOME POWDER MAN
TAKES BRIDE IN RENO

Cards were received here today
announcing the wedding of Frank NJ
Gray, agent of the Giant Powder
company. to Miss Lettuce May
Squires The event occurred in Reno
on August T. This is the first intima.
ton any of the Tonopah friends OF
the bridegroom had of the fact that
he was contemplating taking a
partner
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STOCKS

Kewanas was taken off the San
Francisco board today for failure to
pay listing fee.
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WANTED-To rent 4 room unfur.
nished house. Il. P. Whitney, Tour
list garage. 724A14.tf
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WEST SHORE NEWS
George Matthias Dies on
Way Home From Church

New Cumberland. Pa. July 81. -
George Matthias, of New Market, died
suddenly while returning to his home
yesterday morning after attending
services at Trinity United Brethren
Church. He fell over at Bellavista
and was discovered a few minutes
later by woman and his son, Edward
Matthias, who was returning from the
steel works, where he is employed. He
was carried into the home of John Fehl
and physician summoned, who found
that life was extinct. Mr.. Matthias was
I6 years old and is survived by two
sons, Edward, of New Cumberland.
and William. of New Market Funeral
services will be held on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from his late
home. Services will be conducted by
the Rev. A. r. Ayres, pastor of Trinity
United Brethren Church, and burial
Will be made ar Mount Olivet Gene
terry.