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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Ser Staatsprindrtpa6l perlegt tpllrbe,
ltimmen. Sober ltimmberedtigte @iir=
ger fornte III Ser NrimGrpabI fir
ben Observation-Disclosures Sen
er b%epor5llgte, am 10. Mpril s. s.
|itimmen, o. II e iidJ regiltriren al lai-
ien. 9ies lit Die guslegultg oes
Carbohydrates betreffs Der Yri.
marmablen ourd County, u6itor
Collins.
9ieie glislegltng be5idbt ii6 ober
MIR altf M a M ablen. Sic
g + m d rapabl am 5. sunni fat aber
nit Ser Sonoe rtpabl iiber 6as
Sra1enitimnredt nid]ts gen1ei1l, als
ben Sag.
Sober 8iirger fann iibcr bas Trait-
cnitimmrcdJts : ENHANCEMENT abiti,n=
men, pine iid an Der &rim9rmabl
81 bctGciligcn. Gr 6randJt MIR ben
Wmcn0cmcmts : Stimm5cttel at bcr=
|langcn nllb SIT itimmcm.
8enn ei1 Stinmaeber iidy fir Sic
@eneraltpabl i'm @ooember 1914
nidt regiitriren lteB, muB er iid) re-
giltriren laiier, peil11 er iiber bas
|Trauenitimmredts : ENHANCEMENT our
Staatsberfaiiung ltimmen mill. 9es-
gleiden mllB er iiht men1r CT iiber
oaS ENHANCEMENT 1timmet min, re-
|giitriren laiien, 1pert er fit sic @e-
1eralmaM i'm Nobember 1914 aners
|Dings regiitrirt par, aber in Die ct
IN DIT eitim t bat. limo 6es.
|gleiden, tpetm er fir beiagte @abI
regiitrirt moor nnt6 in berielben ge-
|ifimmt BOT, ober lett 6ieler Belt aus
|iei1rem bamaligen Stimmbe5irf in els
men anoeren ber3osen lit. gr muB
|ii6 in 6ieiem ieinem 1telter 5timn1s
regiltriren ~laiien, tpen11 er iiber
6as S~rauenltimmredts : @menoe,
met1t our 5taatsberfai1u1g THINNER,
min. 9esg1eiden muB iid) fir bas
ENHANCEMENT je6er 9iirger rcgiltrirer1
laiien, Der felt ser @eneralmabl i'm
Mopember 1914 oas Itinunberedtigte
glitter erreidte ooer feline 8iirgerpa-
pierre als. naturaliiirter @iirger ser
Ser. Staater erbielt.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1peroen
in allen Stimmbe5irfen nod Sou1s=
tag, 3.'Sltni, III Situng fem. 1urgiir-
ger fir Die So,16ertpaN ont 5. ssuri,
Der &egiitrtrung beoiirfen, I'M
iiber oaS Jraltenltimmre6ts. Mmenoe-
n1ent 5u itimn1en, gu regiitriren.
gbe1io lper6en ite am@obItage ielblt,
ont Wontag, 0en 5. Stunt, in Sikmng
lem, NM oiejenigell Stimmgeber 5n
regtltriren, sic at bier bor6erigelt
HegiltrirltngStagen tlidt IN Ser Sta6t
|meilten.
@er iiber 6as S~rauenitimmredts.
ENHANCEMENT CUR Staatsberfaliung
itlmnlen min, m11B regiltrirt iein.
8iirger inb stimmgeber, lakt
Gnd r~cgiitrircn, iucl11t SIR nad obi.
gen Mngabcm regiitrirt iuerbem miift;
ipnit f0utt SIR iibtr bas 6rancn=
itimmred)ts : ENHANCEMENT lrid)t itim-
men!
Samstas, Scr 3. S11ni, 1T Scr lct=
Ite' Gcgiitrtrumgstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

2anb- golbile Snbian g1elerpoti.
ON; 8aibington, jebt often fir Mniies
oelnng. Sic 3icbnng finoet aml27.
quit ltatt: gttpa 100000 Mder 2ano..
Srlld)tz, Sarmz nnb 8eibeldnbereien.
g%olltanoige. in Seftionen abaetbeilte
9arte llno 8el9rcibung poitfrei 5ugez
lan0t nod gmpfnng bon $1.0O. Col.
Date1, Wtatrole en- (ooer beren Srallen)'
|aiis bem 8irserfricge ooesr benl ipa<
Mid : amerifaniiden aricoe fDnnen
|11e} BET Dem Ngerten regiitriren laifeu.
sdreiben Sic llns tpegen Sornu1lare,
pie mir fret 5nlenoen. Gmitbs& Mc.
erea, 8tmp1er 651, eagle Bltlbina,
Spotd1e, @a1D. 19mdi,2M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Die 9e1ttlden falnen tbeils in e11g.
llilbe nn0 tbeils IN fran50iiide Sc
|%fangenldaft in oen &olonien. @db=
reno oiejenigen in engliider @efan=
genidaft fallm @nlaB gu &lagen bot
ten, gi1tg es %oenienigen IN fran5oii-
lben @droen meniger gut; bier lollen
offentlide MiBbanbllr1gen ltattge=
fur0en baben. Grit einige 3eit lpai=
ter lolten Dieienigen IN englilden
@all0en na6 England gebradt iper=
Den, apo5lt bie uMppa1l" beitimmt
mr1roe. SIN @orb 6es 5diffes erbiel=
ten sic Gefangetten tdglid 5tpei
|5tnnoen, nm iid am oberen 9ed gu
ergebe1t, Sic iibrige 3eit muroen iie
i'm 5diffsinnern gebalten.
Sbre grobte lteberraldnng erlebten
lie, ais iie bon Sffi5iere1 u1b Mann=
idaften Ser uMsope" aus ibrer Sc
fangenidaft befreit uno in Sdiffs=
oienlt geitellt mllroen. Gen Nun lelblt
gefangenen eneliiden Eaiiagieren
uno S~diffsmamidaften 1ultroe nit
Scr lofortigen gerlenfltng 0es 51if=
fes georobt, faQs cine Melterei a1s=
breden ober Ser geril1d gemad)t
miiroe, Dos Sdiff 5urid5uerobern.
u8enn mir geben, 6am gebet mir
glle" lal1tete Die 2olung. 2eutnant
Berg batte oen Mltftrag, iid m0glibit
lal1ge allf Ser See berltm3ntreiben,
Inn Ser uM0pe" 3eit sum u@eiter-
ar6eiten SIT ge6en. s(l1h pllr6e ein
lceres Nettungsboot losgemadt nl1o
trei6en laIielt, auas Damn 5l1 Sen Be=
ridten M11laB gab, Die uMppam" Jet
untergegangen ober Derienft mprben.
Ole uappam" langte oann in
Ne1pport SEEMS att, rno mas biernad
geidab, lit unleren 2elern ia befannt.
Gins lit jeood bisber nidt befannt
%aeporoen uno 6as lit, mie SEER
@riem iagte, 0ie Matiade, oaB Sic
uWi01pe" gart1id)t Ben Muftrag batte,
altf Die &aperei 5u geben, ion6ern iib
ibre Ml1fgabe cuff Minenleget an Ser
el1gl1lde1 ltnD fral15pltd)e11 &lllte be-
ibral1fte, lpel6e oll6 prompt altsge=
fiibrt mltr6e. Iies apar DEM 1baten=
0rang bes &apitans aber nidt genl,g,
ulto er ging oaber uallf eigene Saul"
ollf &aperei NIT bem binlanglid be-
fanttten grfplg.
8ie berlalttet, lit fir 6as &ofbe
&reu5 cine nette Sllmll1e abgefaaen.
3rm SdluB mod)ten mir nod be-
merfen, bob iih alldJ Der &riegsbil-
oerportrag bon 2eltttant Mfre0
Msiobr zines erltflailtgen 8elndes err
freute. Die &il0er iino por5iiglid
nr,0 eitfad ie6ensmrtb. 2elltnant
Wiobr bat ms 0as Gerlpre6en gege=
ben, balo mieoer mod 1apenport 51l
fommen, I'M al1d %Denienigen> mel6e
6ie 8ilber bisber nod ni6t gel ebe11
babelt, @elegenbeit SIT gebelL bielel=
ben in Iugnid)ein 81 11e6mel1, 5l,r1lal
eillige S5enen nl1ter ibne1l ge5eigt
tperben, Die friiber nod nien1als in
Mmerifa porgefiibrt lpur5en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Mene Mm5ci9cn.
9%antingmng.

Men liefen S%reunben. Mad6barn
llnb gefannten iageh mir bierlnit fit
Die 5ablreide 8etbeilisllllg an Ser @e-
ltattung l1nleres gelicbten Gaters
ullb grllocrs, @eitrid Sid, llno sic
Siille Der pradtigen glumcnipenben
llll1eren anfri9tigem, tirfgefiiblten
gnnf. Gan5 beIonbcrs banfen mir
Germ EaItor @pltermarn fir ben tief<
empfl1npenen Mad5rnf, Sen er Dem gntz
1dlafcnen I'M &alic llnb am Grade ge>
iplomet, nno Die 1d0nen, gu @er5en
gebenoen S%rolteslporte, Bic er an inns
geridtet Fat.
Die trancrnbcn Sintcrblicheucn.
N.u.S BOT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
xabt Gud fur Die sonoerwab
an 5. Sunt rc8tnriren.
8enn SIR scscn bas Tranenlimmt.
rcd)ts : ENHANCEMENT itimmen
,uDllt.
County MnSitor madjt oas staats.
iuablgcict flar, ,ucr iid) fit bic
SonScriuabl am 5. Sum- J
rc9iitrircn laiIcn mnf.

Sober ltinlmberedtigte @iirger,
Der Iih fit 6ie lebtc @eneralpabl i'm
Nsopem6er 1914 fat regiitriren lal-
len, in belagter @abl geltimmt fat
uno lettoem 6 aus Dem @abI-
be5irf, IN 1peldJem er IN beiagter
@abl geltimmt fat, ber5ogen lit,
fam, obne li6 regiitriren gu lal-
fen, iiber Dos ENHANCEMENT CUR
Staatsperfalllla, oas cine Con
oermabl lit, Die nur anf 6en Sag
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
0ufalcr @cttcrbcridt.

9opcnpprt, 90. Wai.
9ltrdlbnitts : 8aromcteritan0 1912
9llrd)ldnitts Scnlperatllr . 66
&od)ite Sen1pcrotllr bclte 6S
9sicorigite 5cmpcratllr bellte /. 63
Normale gemperatl,r fir 33
0i Sd9dy 6eudtisteit Der -
Suit 80
9sicocridIag in "a Jgtlnocn . OBS
Gorberrl denoe @%in0ridtltl1g +. 9.
@alieritanO lln Z llbr Morgcns 9.S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

&%erlanst: Cir Manu ober Nrau, en-.
9a9trt in einem aroben gtabIiKement.
nm als nnier gertreter al flngirer.
yin gutter 8eroienit tam ersiet tpers
ben. obne bob es binberIid nit Der re-.
gllaren Mrbcit 1T. gmpfebhlnaen saes
DiinidH. aoreie inter .1552". Ser
Gemofrdt". 2O.bs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
@etterberidlt.

@a bineton, 80. Mai.
Sir Sllinpis: Setter Iienstag, lut=
Itetig Mittlppdl ullo mabrld]eil1li6
Sdollcr; mcllig Metoerllla IN
Tcnlpcratllr.
Sir Soma: @%prbemld)enb better
Gienstag, Sdaller Mittppdl; me-
mig Mcrloerltng in Sernperatltr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
s. 81. 2eGlairc.
s. &. @penne.
Sobn @aaigan.

gcrlnet: grfabrc1e sSabmalhi=
ncn=Speratclre. Stetige glrbcit.
Union Scala 2Dbne be5ablt. Spre=
den Sic perionlid) Dor III Der uTeoe=
ration" Sperall 6abrif, 9. lll1o @ar=
rilon Strabe. Ml1gult g. Steffen 60,
S%aDcllport, Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Trl1dtseiclldait uirS l,cmes @cbalt=
DC crridltcm.

S. s. @lt55aro BON Ser Iri=Gity
Jrllit Company motbte gclicrn l6e=
fonnt, Dob er am 6ltBe Scr Yerrp
Strabe einen grobe1 6rlld)tldupper1
5l1 erridten geoenft. Die Ylane ltnO
Spe5iflfatioaen merDel1 id)on iebt
fertiggeltelt. Mllgenblidli6 befinoet
iid sic Sri=Gitp 6rllit Company go.
21O DIT Jront straBe. @ann init
DEM @ult 0es ltclten S6atppens be-
aonnen lpcroall ipu, lit nod nidlt be
fanl1t. 9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Scfanntlmaduns!
s(n 9[IIe. sic es- anaebt.

Wv saw Nv " u'Ssg.'
Gs miro ibicrrnit offcntlid) befanlt
gegcbcl1, Oab Ole Undergraduate Stelt-
eraltsgleidutngsbebnrbe, mie er11annt
bonn Staltratb Ser StaOt 9apenport,
nm alle Sfrltcrablddtl1ngcn al1f al
les ltcltcrbare @runbeigcntblm in
Ser Staot 9aoe1tport, Soma, als5u=
gleiden 1l1lo Slt regltlirel1, melln Sc
idnperoen 8cingereielt meroen, iid II,
Der Office oes 5taot=MIiellors in Ser
gtaotballe at Davenport; Sa., am 1.
SUM 1916 ltm s l1br Miorgets ner=
iamn1cln miro lulo zit Chung blei=
ben miro in beiagtcr Office icben gaa
bis ale porliegcnoclr Irbeife1 eric
bigt iin0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Maoels cilr oo1lller1oes Sod al,f lire
uSnfel" aus, mie tie q. S. 8alulo ON,
Sen Gorlitcnoct ser &unpaglle, Nid=
ter S. @. @pllingcr, George S.Spbn=
Jon nto 6. g. M0ler llullntcn. 3ieie
uSnfA" mllroen banm nit Dem $40
nal ORDER OF 2eno=a=@ano llncles"
bcfrall5t lllo geldymiift.
Nad)bem Ser toienoe @eifall iid)
elnlgermaBen gelegt bate, ergriff Scr
Sprlisel1oe q. s. 9amlon oas @ort
l1llo oanfte Sen &an1pagtearbeitern
int Nan1en Ser 2enD-a=Sano Maoel5
fir Die aufppferll0e Mrbeit. Ialru
mod)te ct Tie nod altf ibr @elIiboe
an fmerfla m, na6 Shlltb Ser 9eno=
a=San6 &lub &ag11e nit Ser @at=
terie 80" &alnpagte 5l Beginner.
M1lb oiele administering lpltroc NIT
millutelangem Standardization De-
ariibt mnO i'm Ml1 maren Nftie1 in1
@ertbe bon iiber $4,000 fir Bic @at-
tcrie %perfauft mproen.
9ead)oem Die Maod6en ourd @od=
rife ibren beiBgefiiblten Can't fir Sic
2eno=a-Sa1o =&agne ansgeipro=
d)clt batten, fallften lie iofort 5lpei
slftien fir @atterie uS", Tim altdD
thresholds ibren glttcn @illen st 5ei=
gen. Mnoere, Die 9lftien foltfter, lpa=
rem: 8alib Contribution So, $1,000.
Maior 6. 9. @apmorb, 9. S. gpn
N3altr. Com @alib, Irco 8plnan
lll10 @. $. @illor.
@ciammtberidt.
gfsfer beribtet .S1O2. 6S5.2 20
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
#naetgen fur
Mrbcttspldte, @erfamfe, GcrIuitc.

NSODitlttt8eit etc.
IN oieicr @lbrif tperoen fir einet goa
Dls g! elmer ISOLDE gu ben nadbfprgens
pen ytate11 inlerirt: 8is 51 bier 2eileu
ODER oeren @alm SOC, iiber bier n16
b1s gu a6t Seilen $1.OO. &eiue Wn,
5e1ge iptrb fir tpeniger als SOC anaes
1on11nen.
Sir 5tel1enseiude tpiro BEL cin< Big
1edgsmalt9er Sniertion Csc bered)uet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

$aben sic fbon Ol6 MiIfion
8ier probirt? @leid nit Dem be1ten
impartirten 8ier un6 empfpblen bon
ben Doftoren. Nod Ssla1o 8retping
gompann. (Nna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

3n perfanfcn: Cine g6ubrcparaz
tlir : 8erfitdtte nit alien Sanbpcrfsz
Sel1g. Cute annoidaft uno in outer
8egel1o. Na65ufragen in Ser gconomp
8rocerp, 523 Soma gtraBe. 28,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

3n pern.ietbe1t: GIN guteg Iuftiaes
Stullner bel elmer EriMt SamiIie.
Iad15lfraaen IN Der Office bes Ser
Setno1rat" 27,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

5a %pcrfanfen: Concrete Mirer gum
Sarga1l1zErets 81 berfallfen, penn TO-
9letdl 9erommcn. 49, I~nfragen inter
Np. %, Ser 9emofrat". 49, 1871.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

getuiirfdt: @ittipe in mittleren
sSabren ipiinidt stelh1ng als @a1ss
9alferln bet dlterem @errn. Ielcpbon:
a1ooSD. 3O,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

@erIauet: Mababen fir allacmeiuc
9allsarbeit Nad5ufragen: Sarmcr's
Qofel, 2l2 Scott Ctr. 23,t@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Iotol Gioiiion uG" 81, $685.
2ipiiion uS" Sri. @nlSa6 g..
SanlIcn, 9ipt1ipns=8 uriiberir.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
THE LIST OF DEAD

When the three score Balkan pat
riots left Tonopah on the morning of
September IS, there were hundreds of
their countrymen to bid them God
speed. After the custom of their
country. they kissed each other on
either cheek. They shed tears of
sadness and of patriotism, in their
full hearted manner and there were
loud cheers. waving of hats and cries
of "Zbogum." the Montenegrin word
Of farewell.
Women were there and children
bonded by the ties of blood and matri
mony They felt that they were pro
baby parting forever from their low
ed ones. but if such was to be the
case they hoped that it would come
through heroic struggles on the field
of battle, instead of going down to
death against an insidious and un
known foe, as was the fate of the vol
unteers of the Brindisi.
IT all happened on the morning oi
January 6, at o'clock. The Brindisi
was approaching the port of Medova
in Albania. Here was to be the place
of enlistment The mine was struck
Within fifteen minutes the boat hac
gone down by the bow. An attempt
was made to launch the lifeboats. but
the vessel careened and veered in its
A. - e
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26

dying struggles. so that the effort
was fruitless. Andy Kissin. who re-
turned this morning says:
Il waited until the boat was level
with the water. l had stripped myself
of all my clothing. having on only my
ring and money purse suspended by
a chain around my neck.
What made me saddest of all was
when | came UP out of the vortex
caused by the sinking of the ship. my
cousin, L. Pantovich, caught me by
the leg. He could not swim and |
could not swim very well, and saw
that we both would be drowned. |
begged him to let go and the brave
fellow did. He went down, but my
life was saved. l wish now that we
had gone down together, but 1t was
case of one of us or none.
1T seemed an eternity before we
were rescued. the few of US that es-
capped, for of the 2S6 people on the
ship only 141, less than half, we're
saved floated on the water and
looked up and saw the aeroplanes of
the enemy, the German Taubes. Then
lifeboats came out from the shore and
| from the men-of-war that were our
escort. was on the water two hours
and forty minutes and others were
longer Many, who could have been
saved, became exhausted and sank
when we were taken to shore the
good nurses of the Servian and Mon
| tenegrin Red Cross societies gave us
clothing and food and we soon were
all right. but then came the news that
Cettinje had fallen and there no long
er was any Montenegro. We were
subjects without king. came home.
but the others enlisted with the Ital-
| ians and will battle for the allies, but
| my experience was enough. All
wanted was to get back to Tonopah.
to the land of the free, where there is
peace and where the awful cruelties
from which Europe is suffering are
unknown"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
IF VERDUN FALLS. THEN
FALL ENTENTE POWERS
Regiment After Regiment HurIS
Itself on to Red Death
or Victory


FOR vERDuN CONTINUING BERLIN CLAIMS THE BREAK
; ING OF THE GORDON PROTECTING FORTS THE CAP
) TURE or FORT DOUAUMONT NORTHEAST OF
vERDUN LOSS is NOT ADMITTED BY PARIS, WHICH
CLAIMS THAT DESPITE THE GERMAN ASSAULTS. THE
FRENCH HAVE MAINTAINED THEIR POSITIONS.
ALONG THE vERDUN FRONT THE GERMANS ARE HuRI
) ING THEIR MEN AGAINST WITHOUT REGARD TO
SACRIFICES. DECLARES THAT THE FRENCH ESTI
NATE LOSSES DURING THE FIRST FOUR DAYS
BATTLE vERDUN 100000
CAPTURE OF DOUAUMoNT is THE MOST IMPORT
ACHIEVEMENT SINCE THE INAUGURATION OF THE GER
) MAN DRIVE AT ONSLAUGHT WHICH, FOR
FURY MEN AND GUNS. HAS FEW PRECE
; THE FRENCH OFFICE HAS EXPRESSED CONFI
: DENCE THAT vERDUN HOLD OUT IT is
; THE STRONGEST FORTRESS IN FRANCE AND OFFERS DI
RECT COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS $50 MILES TO THE
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
SONS OF BALKANS DIE
TO AID THEIR COUNTRY
|One of the Survivors Returns to
Bring Sad News of Fate Of
COuntrymen

DEFERRED NEWS APPALLING DISASTER REACH
ED TONOPAH THIS MORNING ARRIVED =
FROM THE ARENA OF WAR BROUGHT THE =
DEATH TWENTY-ElGHT TONOPAH MEN =
DOWN AT SEA WHILE THEY TO =
FIGHT FOR THEIR BELOVED LAND MONTENEGRO
1T CAME AS THEIR GOOD SHIP WAS =
PLOUGHNG STEADILY ACROSS ADRIATIC, =
WITHIN SIGHT OF LAND. WHOM y
WERE FROM THIS CITY. WE'RE GATHERED DECK =
WITH THEIR LUGGAGE, EXPECTING CHANGE :
FROM CIVILIAN GARMENTS UNIFORM THEIR =
KING. THERE WAS GAY BANTERING, :
TIC CHEERS THERE WAS THE EMULATION =
ING VICTORY. THEN CAME AN :
EXPLODING
NO TIME WAS GIVEN TO LAUNCH LIFEBOATS. NONE TO =
BID FAREWELL. BUT THE PEACEFUL ADRIATIC =
THEM AND THE WATERS =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
LAWYER ARRESTED
EoR BooTLE0olNo

H. Pilkington. an attorney we'll
known in this section of Nevada
was arrested yesterday at Yerington
for selling liquor to the Indians and
it is expected that some time today
Deputy Marshall William Knight will
arrive in Reno with him and place
him in the Washoe county jail. The
evidence against him is said to be
complete, and there is hardly any
chance that he will escape paying the
penalty for his offense.
A few years ago Pilkington was
said to be one of the most promising
young lawers in Nevada and was re
parded as Conner" but family trou
BILE, followed by the liquor habit
brought him to his present level.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
WORKING GLASSES OF
LONDON PR0SPER|NG
my Associated Pres@J

LONDON, Feb. rs. - "ln my forty
years experience, | have never known
a time when there was so much money
about among the working classes Is
the testimony of pawnbroker doing
business in district OF London
where large amount of army mater
iaIs are manufactured His testimony
is supported by the jewelers., mer-
chants and variety and moving pic.
ture theaters in the neighborhood
They all say the workers we're never
SO prosperous. or spent their money
40 freely-except that they don't call
on pawnbrokers as they used 10.
In this district there are 5000 wo
men and girls employed in munition
work. and they are the free spenders
Most Of them are the wives OF sold
iers and receive separation allowances
from the government, which increases
their incomes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
FRANCE WILL PRESS
FARMING RESOURCES
my Associated Press,

PARIS, Feb. 26.--Monsieur Meline,
minister of agriculture, has just pro
mulgated a decree constituting agri-
cultural committees in each Of the
rural communes, to take charge of
the cultivation OF unseeded land The
committees are TO be elected by the
farmers of the commune, with the
women having rating rights the same
as men. They are not only charged
with the responsibility of assuring
cultivation OF every acre of tillable
land in the commune, but also with
the advising and aiding farmers OF
farmers wives who may require help
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS TO Be UNITED

tory in the approaching presidential
election A further object was ITO
preserve in California the social and
political advance that has been made
in this state in the past five years.
thus to maintain the Republican party
in California as party of progress
and not Of reaction" The candidates,
IL elected. should go to Chicago un-
pledged, but directed to vote for the
nomination of "some forward looking
candidate on whom both the Repub-
licans and Progressives can unite"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
ALLIANCE is PLANNED
my As.ociated Pre...l J

TOXIC. Feb. 26.--It is believed the
way has been cleared for an actual
alliance between Russia and Japan as
a result of the visit here of the Grand
Duke George Michaelovitch. cousin OF
the Czar. 1t Is likely that the news
papers have exaggerated the number
of things that are expected to flow
from the event. but there are indica
tions that at least practical under
standing will be reached at the con
clusion of the war concerning Asiatic
Russia and the far east.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
LAW Will BENEFIT
A MILLION WORKERS

TOXIC, Feb. 26.--Social reformers
are expressing satisfaction over the
putting into operation of a new law
by which something like million
Japanese factory workers will be
benefited.
The new law applies to some 1900
factories employing ordinarily not
fewer than Is operatives or those en-
gagged in dangerous or injurious work.
The main features of the bill are
child labor in any heavy work; the
prohibition of employment of male
workers under Is years and females
of any age for more than IL hours In
single day and the prohibition Of the
employment of male operatives under
Is and all females between the hours
Of 10 p. m. and a. m. except in ex-
ceptional cases when speedy execu-
tion of contract on hand is required
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
INHABITANTS MUST MOVE
Nv A..ocrat~d pre...,

By Associated Press.b
PANAMA, Feb. 26.-The ancient vii
lage of Chagres, at the mouth of the
river of the same name. will soon
be depopulated and the district con
verted into an American military re
servation and fortification as part OF
the canal defences. The inhabitants
have received notice that they will
have to remove to the east bank and
near the mouth of the Lagarto river
about eight miles beyond the mouth
of the Chagres.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
CHILDREN WELL CARED FOR
Try Associated PressD

w! NssOrINttH I'rtNN.J
LONDON. Feb. 26.-"Never during
my thirty years experience as a
school teacher have the children OF
the elementary schools, especially
those of the poorer districts. been SC
well clothed and shod or appeared
so tidy and well nourished as since
the beginning of the war" This was
the remark made by one of London's
veteran school mistresses in reply
to the reported evil effects of the sub
stantial separation allowances made
to the wives Of soldiers of the British
army.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
LANSING AND BERNsTOFF WILL CONFER

may discuss the question as to what
properly may be regarded as an arma-
ment on a merchant ship II the ques-
tion is raised Berlin advices forecast
proposal for such discussion by the
Germans. which contends that the
armament pointed out under the in.
ternational law as defensive had be.
come offensive since the advent Of the
submarine
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
BAKERSFIELD VETS
Win THE ELECTION
THREE PROPOSITIONS PUT UP
TO THE VOTERS AND ALL
REJECTED

Try Associated Press.p
BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Feb. 26.-The
returns of the election held at Bakers
field yesterday show sweeping vic
tory for the saloons. There were
three propositions put up by the
.sdrys" and all were defeated. The
vote was overwhelming against the
new ordinances.
The three propositions that failed
to carry were: Closing of saloons on
Sunday, closing at 10 o'clock at night
and closing Of all retail saloons. The
wholesale houses were not affected.