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NV ',WLIsLE BUYS ON L.. !.

NY '%irltsle has purchased from
"u',.' w Livingston Of Isilp. l. l.,
"' ''''' ~ ;5c rornir 81 Sorri...
h.+' '.I suffolk lane. including one
Ca .hs"uhauppague Lake. Mr..
N"'"S'' NI erect "A large country house.
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mi> DWELLING At ROsLYN.

VI J1.H H. Boge1t apd John II. Rem
WI OF itoslyn have sold a tract con-
'.'''tt ~ one acre on the North Hemp
'''aH 'At.i'n" and East Broadway, Ros-
~ ,' do.'ph.ue Wright. There In an
'' coon q, dwelling on the property.
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Nichols & Hobbie have sold for James
u, Russell Of Columbia University an
estate of i25 acres near Crotou-on-fiud-
son, to Corby Gaigc Of Selwyn & Co.,
'heatrical concern. The property was
held at s37.J
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RTNER FOR ASTORIA FLATS,

no Mathews Building Company has
"a - Kari Schneider two of its new
,nree story flats on the east side Of
eleventh avenue between Grand avenu
sNd Newton road. Astoria.
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x q SALE.

MARYLAND waterfront farm, 100 acres.
near Annapolis. l,s00 feet - beacl good .
room house, necessary outbuildingS, 3 600
fruit trees, tsh, crabs ara oysters; SAT-
water. Price $4,000. other wstorfronts for
sale, c. Y. LEE. Annapoik Md.
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TAKE. uockAwAY COTTAGE.

II Richter n Co. have sold for the
90 l. 'a'e the house at as South
''h,h Avenue, Rockaway Park. l.. J.,
i u Ntrdermlnden of New York
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ME- LIENS.
Manhattan.

cap ST, -. eos Il " OF 9TH ~, 26.:N9so--
Gold & Schilderuut vs. Frank brnshi,
owner; Jacob Ll"hrrmau. contractor. $NN
lc7TH ST, IA W-EXtcrminHtlns Co W
clara Is Fowler, owner; Clarence A .Wes-
9TH Av, 40T-Faui iolod We Amanda Il
Nance, owner: Sampel Gruber, cuntrac-
tor ....... ..... .s.s q - 90 --srrf rf-tii'
7cD ST. l16 W-Joseph J Reilly, vs. Mary
9 Brown. owner, Jesse j Harris. con
..o, kgh
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mn OKERs IN BRONX DEAL.

Brooks 4 Momsnd negotiated the sale
for tho Dorrit Realty Company to the
James McCreery Realty Corporation of
the northeast corner Of Westminster ave-
nue. and Tiffany street. a four story
building. 6ox97x irregular.
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"NiNG ~ ~WEsTCHEsTEN,

."' Zone has sold for David Lamb
~ u.' .' h"Ssmore avenue, Yonkers.
",M.'"w !. Warnock.
h.,.' Griffin and J.. ". Collins
nave sud N. former Hasbrouck cot.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
nhnttnu.

list ST, s.c and 3+ W-Monroe VI Gold.
ing vs. Sadie Bonwit, Mar l9l5.s97gl
list ST, 3&6 w same Ns Edw II l.itch-
ield ~ al, Mar l. hlS..........ss 0.Hl
VALENTINE Az, y " cor lslst IT John
A Mccarthy a. Bros, Inc, rs Tohruk con.
strucuion 60 81 al, Dec %, l'l3..si9n-2i
IAN 81, ~ and lls " and i3d -, l.6 "
Stola Construction and Building 20 ~
Edw w Browning ct al. oct >, l9lI tby
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, Os6-gsi--MuN
MinskOn w American Real Estate Co,
ct al. March Is. l6....,........ $3.50
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MAssACHUsETTs.
MAINE,


BEAUTIFUL Ocean. Harhor and coun.
try combined. Furnished cottages for rent.
Prices from $500 up TO $1,000,
JOS. c. BRIDGES. REAL ESTATE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. H.. on state
ROad-For rent, handsomely furnished cot
tage. ~ rooms. 3 baths, , hrsplaces. steam
heat. piano: gauge: hne Views; shade
trees enclosed sleeping porch. Apply
GRAY GABLES. Jefferson. n. III.
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Modern Bungalow in the Woods

r'''u- uEI urth mod IN tu.pruN em"nt>,
miu4frs from 1871 -. 4 5'h hN', .
minutes 20 s..tinr. 500 ,-t-h. balance ~
r,,t. ,ooI &c.. HI>GNLuN. box 10 sun
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Arm, aud Navy Orders.

WtSHINtTuN NAY s.-This army or
FRS, Lieut.. r. 20 Boschen. Seventeenth
Infantry. from Crifr-si'y OF Arkansas.
Fayetteville. Ark. ~ 'J.'in his regiment.
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with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney.)
downtown.
iSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
THOMPSON ST, 20i.-37, W Z, lb9 : Broo1ne
1t and beins at = II Otter alley, runs .
SO \ " 100 1 u along an alley ~
n Sos Z = . Sill alley ~ Z . AloaO
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I2S CnOTON ACRES SOLD.

tage In Iarchmont park. on Beach ave.
nue.. to Mrs. Lena X. Walthcr.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT or TOWN.

THE ONLY SAFE way for a prudent
man to buy a country home fully e.
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
A. IVES, SD st Phone Mad So SssO
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FIRE RECORD.


A. ~. Damage.
i;:O-coi T.. 75.h a.: Amy Real Es.
,:ss-sss' +. SON 81. Electric TEST.
Ing Hat Co........,..... rrihins
rrtson Slight
;so-555 iisth ST. Frank B.r-
mingham ........... Slight
r. ".
H:ir-s0 Lemon ay. sophie Solk. Slight
3;.Q-I0Qj Broadway: Commercial!
Livery Co Auto ........ slight.
t;5o-?si W i27th at J
3 Sos Suro,k s. MaN S!lvorstein. TriNiue
T,o-3a Az. \ Mary AneEmau I nkuovn
= i-25i W. 42d 81: Mary Williams sight
p-35s l.. J3i rr'finr
30. S55 81 av.: Geo. LuXenberR .Tr!r!ng
9.ia-'f Morris 81. Touv Karough $50
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


siST ST. n e. 100 W eth ev, N.Sxese-
Union Dime savings Bank TO Jane J.:
Duffy; 90 iist At. atty. Thos Ecker.
ssD ST, Sc. lis . West End av, l7xlOo,s
Casualty co OF America to Mary r
Reed, 20. W gSd st. atty, Van Cort-
Land, Park ay, ionkers. y N~........Si
18TH T. n =, 100 p 9Th ay, 25Nc. Oscar
J Schuessl-r to Chas ~ Jacobs. $50 Lin
den av. kidgcwood. u Of g; atty. r
18TH ST. 81 E-Mary 4 notwithstanding
to Philip u Jennings. ~ Park 81.
Bkiyn. atty, Aibt " venino, 60 Wal
SD ST. n =. t4s.9 g columbus av. 2i5Nso
Lawyers Mtg Co to Aiolrhus y New
man and ano, trus, so Fiatbush av
Bklyn. at;y. Lawyers Mtg CO... $li,Oo0
ieisT ST. n .. 4,3i " 9Th av. -o.loNIpO.ll
lily Wiener. Jr. and sno. eSrs, 10 har-
lem Savings Bank atty. Edw : clln,h,
io5TH ST. 1868 E-Marcus SchsraEa or
Schwager TO Kate Steiner. . Z lolst st..
an Int OF $4,000. a 8: atty. Ssinl VI Levy.
io;TH ST. ?os.e E--Seliie Wood to Mar.
Gus schwsger. 536 L l6sth -. an Int Of
5000; atty $ Ley: 90. Ne.cy- 81
Lawyers Title and Trust co to Mutual
Life lns Co. 50 Nassau 1t. ATTY r. !
90 .........a.. .aa..N = nNtUNU
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Court Of App-ni. Calendar.

AIPANT, May S.-tpurt ~ Appeal
calendar Tor tomorrow Sos. IA, 81, -. /:
%. 90. 90. 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
HLaHiRsierte 1lnscieen.

S%ans6dlterin uAer StHtc Der
S-oaSfran oeutide %.
me i'm mittlcren 9llter, iudt Stcl'
lung ais &aus9dlterin ODER Sttlbe
Der &anSirau IN elmer euten ga.
mile. a0mt ole &%auSorbeitet mo
beritebt eincn beiieren Sousbdlt 81
fibren. gor1iielibc Gmpfcbllmgcn.
I9tur cine CUTE Steauug iinoct DC.
riididtigung unO miro Der redte
Qlat bobcrcm 2ohn boree5ogcn.
ggceen mcitcrer ausfunit oOreiIierc
man: S., Smobn Tribiine. Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

GoIbine SnoiGier Reierbotioh
Bnbinaton, often fir 8eIieocluug.
8iebuug ON ~. SuIi. lleber 800.
600 5rnht, 5orm, uiio Doirp'
8oaitdnOiqe cineeteiIte aorte
uno 9cidrcibuue $500 bel glod
5aBIimg. SoIoaten. SecIeutc (oocr
oeren @itpen) bom giirper. oocr
ipnniidcn ariege f6nnen lid bei'm
aGenten %cintrngen. Sdreibt inns Inn
6ormuIorc, bic mir frei Iiefern.
5mitb & @cGreo. 3immer 100,
eagle Bldg Spofane, 3nib.
7.t6.t6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

@eindt. - gnItdnoige Sroii, nm
eiuiec Soee in Der 8ode i'm Souir
alts5ubelfcI. Gffcrten unter a..
g., Omabo Sribiine. II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

Bud Qr. ., ME u1tteil ge8eigt, ert.
EdIt 4nspeiiunoen uno n~eileItc gu.
tier fitr gcbdfeIte @inIGbe nno Spi-
ten. abbiloungen flor uno OeutIiA,
pnO ie0er Baoen lit 5n ipben. sic
f6unen nidlt feblgeben in auferti.
euug Oieicr 8eidmafooaen 5piscn
un0 ginIGse, mic man Tie gebrauft
fir 9aihentider. gorbdnae, gef.
den un6 eyods. Seoes grt lit fiir
Iid elm @or5es, unb fein Muiter
speima[ eutbnItcn. Seine 6rau
irlte obne bieic giiher ietn.
BIZ beItelen 5u fl ste. bro Bud
burd omaha 9ribiine, 1911 SotDarb
Ctr, Gmaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

3n bermieteu .-5iibides Sans,
6rei 3immcr. Seller. BON 10. SUM
fir $500 5t bermieten. 1412
@iaiam Ctr. 6.8.t6
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gntp Anitreidleu.
4nhrifnnten.

qntO . Dad . 5abrifnntsn.
glltto.gQ non $500 aufpdrts
gitibcrsiqe BON $1,000 mifrpdrts
Dads tau66edcu bon 81 ouimdrts I;
qGfer neu il6er5ogen nno repariert.
4eitern autO Sop So.
1914 eyadipn Ctr. Smobd, yteb.
5.25.17
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6errenIdneiber
1riebensrifIter.

5rei-f Bfuno ron 60e @mpDtp.
Der ooer 3apdn Tee init ieben
10 @funo bes bdtsn 35c.RdEfses,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

Die Haht mar bereingebrohen.
Narp FAB in i6rem Gdlafsimmes
an benz fleinsn Rototol9reibtHh, Der
ihief In Der Ode ftnnb.
Die tleine, gelbumihIsierte Gtebs
.lampt mari i6r sebdmpftes 2idt auf
bos feingefdnittsne antIis Der jun
gen Grau.
Gs mar Elm Doruebmts, aber fem
rubigss, tibles Geiidt. Die CARTE
Tdfs nit ben befpeaiihen 8Iiigelu
Iprd9 ebenIo bon leibenih1ffItfsm
Temperament, oIs ts bas Ride, nell
list. fat bIaul4tparss 5nar srrdtsu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
gnto Rspnir eGup
gS6c iSorb Snpplp Store"
erIpart S6nen @elb

bel ie0em artifcl fur 0us betann.
te 4uto.
Gdrei6en Gle Inn uniere @elo cr.
iporenoe 8reisliite.
auto 9lcceiIorn Co.,
If. 2065 5nrnom Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
Scirafsacimd.

Genti6er, %. nit gripornis,
niinitt 8rieipediel nit ocutidlem
.rocr oitcrrcidiifem Wtdodcn, mel.
DIES 5armleben liebt. gilo mnb
9Gbercs ermimidt i'm criten Brief.
aorcIic: q. M., Gmaba Sribitne.
6aS.l6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06

Glia1er Bros. Mlaaius MOrfs.
Sdmcre Meparotnren on 9ampI.
iino @aioliu Waidinen un0 oler
Wldidinerie. 2elepbouicrt Douglas
1926, uuo unier anto ipriht Dor.
2002 @inton Ctr. 5.i6.17
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ynmiIp eupVlp stors.

aeauI1rer grcis $500.
Wir .erienoen obtaen auftrag,
GrpreB pom uns be3nblt. gum 5pe.
siaIpreis ron $2.75.
Smith & Sehler,
42O SaS 10. StraFc, 5muha, Heb
@ir iiub NIT geriugcm grofit
5ufrie6en. 6-17-16.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
Nfernnher W2nnrne

ailpfer mo gIedorbeiter, SoteI.
un0 Bar. arbeit. 408 Siio Is. Ctr.
0oug[as 4066. 6.2O.tG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
Nbppfaten.

nm slmcrdi, 202.203 Girit 5idtl.
Qant 8l0g. z-l-ll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
MedtsanluaIt

e. 3. aranh 1880 Gitp Natl gt:
eIOa. Tel. 1blrr 1880. II
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Wlr p%Intiirrtn nn6 p0licrfH

UT VIWIIIFEFH HHV FVF'.E."
ole arten Better, aan0eldber,
qeldter uip. SIR plattieren nno
po[iercn aud Die glor5enOen alito'
mobiIietle. electro Rldtins Co.,
1918 Go6ge Ctr. Eelcp5cn; apler
732.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
Tomorrow Matinee
Lost Bridegroom"

BY the request of many who were
unable to attend today's matine at
the Grand "The Lost Bridegroom
will be repeated for the last time to-
morrow matine, at 2:3O o'clock. See
John Barrymore in his great serio-
comic success.
Tomorrow Nights Program: Ham,
ilton Revele, hero of a hundred
romantic roles, and Marguerite Snow
ever charming and appealing, are the
strong stellar combination who will
be seen in "The Half Million Bribe,
a hve-act Metro wonderplay. The
story of "The Half Million Bribe" is
an unusually clever one, brimful o.
mystery and romance. 1t is pow
erful and vital document of New
York life, from the luxurious man
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
WILL MR.. MILLER EXPLAIN !?

Probably no candidate in the pres
much and made as many startling
statements as A. Grant Miller, who
will speak in this city tonight. Many
Of his statements at other places
have been so preposterous as to be
absolutely absurd. For instance, he
said at Winnemucca that they have
already picked out all over the state
the 100000 acres of land" and that
he Rad witnesses to prove it. He is
not fool and knows better. Under
the provisions of the Pittman land
bill it requires fourteen years to ac-
quire the land, a period covering over
three state administrations and sew
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
A WORD BY HON. PA. M'CARRAN

My position with reference the Pttman land bill has been and
people of this My attitude, however,
tending the honesty
cery the bill My opposition the
10 making bill
stands before the public lands.
Honest differences of opinion among
thing unwaanted nnuendo and limited
another The seeks the without attempt
looks welfare;
the latter a selfish
splendid Senator rttn1an this
essential valuable the
president vital the welfare of the his
of OF
which of his integrhe the vital that sub
Others standards by which
These the be applied by these larger
should judged An impartial consideration of these
things
criticism by those who would self
aggrandizenen individual places him realm of
worthy of
our people.
P. A. MCARRAN.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
Three Who Should
Receive Your Vote

The success Of James Larson and
Arthur Bordewich as long and short
term commissioners at the polls next
Tuesday means much to the taxpay-
ers o. Ormsby county. Both are long
time residents of the county. have its
interests at heart, familiar with its
Wants and not least OF all are expo
nents of good roads. They are also
familiar with property values, and as
members of the board of equaliza-
ton, will treat everyone fairly and
honestly A vote for them is in fur
therance OF good government AMI
the s..tare deal.
1t should be remembered, also.
that working with them should be an
assessor who is fair and impartial,
and in Tom Leary such a man can
be found. All three should receive
your vote.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
Do NOT Be DECEIVED
By HALF TRUTHS

eft Of the state university Of the state
of Nevada.
In their discussions of the Pittman
Land bill Republican newspapers and
speakers have picked out bogies that
are unreal and based their opposition
on mythical hardships and the injus-
tice they claim will follow the enact
ment of the bill.
In their cunningly contrived at
tempt to- conceal the fact that the
grant. if accepted by the state, will
enable the state to tax the rich cattle
and sheep barons for the USE of the
land they are now using without
charge, they have not the fairness to
state that THERE IS NO CLAUSE
IN THE BILL WHICH WOULD
PREVENT THE STATE OF NE
VADA DECLARING AS ITS POL
ICY THAT NO LANDS THAT
MAY BE TAKEN UP UNDER
THE HOMESTEAD, DESERT EN-
TRY, TIMBER AND STONE, OR
OTHER ACTS, WOULD EVER
BE SELECTED BY THE STATE
TO DEPRIVE THE POOR
HOMESTEADER'' OF HIS
RIGHTS.
THEY NEGLECT TO STATE
THAT THE PEOPLE OF NE
VADA, THROUGH THE LEGIS-
LATURE, OR BY THE USE OF
THE REFERENDUM, HAVE THE
FINAL AND COMPLETE SAY
WHETHER THE GRANT SHALL
BE ACCEPTED AND HOW IT
WILL BE ADMINISTERED.
VOTERS, DO NOT BE DECEIV-
ED BY HALF TRUTHS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04

en- legislatures.
That is sample of the stuff he
peddles and expects intelligent peo-
pie to believe.
He also tells ;.bout a woman that
came into his office and told about
surveyors who were surveying this
land, etc. That woman is in Reno
now any says she never made any
such statement.
While discussing land wifi Mr..
Miller explain abolt the Nevada Col
ony Corporation of which he is pres
ident, and its companion. the Nevada
Securities company, OF which he IS
treasurer, and how they have secured
mortgages on farms in the Fallon
district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
GAZETTE RESORTS TO ABSO-
Lutte FALSEHOODS

The Reno Gazette. in its issue OF
yesterday, makes this lying state
mcnt: "The first looting OF Our land
resources was accomplished through
the removal of some 100000 acres
which eventually realized the state
less than 100000
:" The reports OF the state land Office
show that during the year 1915 SIPS
461.l5 was collected and paid into
the state treasury on account of the
sales OF lands, and for the ten years
previous $1,4l2,7326O was paid cn ac~
count of the sales of lands.
And again: This land. which may
be had NOW FOR 10 CENTS an
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
Were Searching
For "Gringoes'
[By United Pressl

Ell PASO, Nov 4.-Dr. Haffer
the physician who was beaten wher
.he Villistas raided the train at La
guna, said he believed the attack was
made to massacre American mining
men believed to be aboard. He saio
he bandits shouted death 1o the
gringoes," and then made their at
tack, searching the train for Ameri
cans. He said the Carranz;stas
feebly resisted and begged for then
lives, promising to join Villa, but al
were shot. The train was allowed to
proceed after being looted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
IBv United Pre- ss1

LONDON, Nov. 4.-The British
steamers Conemara and Retriever
colhded in the I.ish sea, fifty miles
north of Dublin last night. Three
hundred are believed to be dead, as
only one survivor from the Retriever
has been found. The Conemara car
ried fifty-one, all of whom perished
The vessels collided in the darkness
The one survivor! Seaman Boile, said
the hurricane prevailing made the
launching of the lifeboats impossible
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04

The Appeal publishes below an ex-
tract of the Pittman Land Grant bill
and suggests that it be carefully read.
1t IS Section 4 and in that section
appears the little word USE. That is
the word that has disturbed the
equanimity OF the cattle and sheep
barons of this state. Procure a copy
of the bill. they can be obtained at
the Democratic County headquarters;
look it through and see ii you can
find III it anywhere one clause, one
line. or one word, that says the state
of Nevada is compelled to sell any
of this land by auction or otherwise,
at any time. Look it all over, anal
we it. and see If it can be found that
the state is prevented from selecting
all of the grazing lands row being
used free of charge by the stock1nen.
If that little word of three letters
USE. in Section 4 of the bill could
be eliminated it would be worth hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars to the
stocllmen OF Nevada IN case the bill
becomes law.
The opposition and the stockmer
were electrified at the expose of their
scheme and even Sam Plat in his
Carson speech Thursday night did
not dare to refute the statements and
assertions made in the Appeal Oh
Wednesday. He made a iitney argu-
ment against the auction clause and
let it go at that. The opposition
have tried to deceive the voters ant
made the most outlandisf misstate
ments concerning the merits and in
tents of the bill and have done it fol
no other purpose than to try and de
feat Senator Pittman and thereby &C
complsh their main object-so clev
erly masked-of killing the Pittmar
Land Grant bill. But they overplay
ed their hand and the people are nov
wise to their schemes.
Following is section OF the Pitt
man Land bill. Read it and digest i
thoroughly:
Section 4. That the proceeds ari5
ing from the USE, disposal, or sale 0
said lands, or any part thereof, shall
| be for the use and benefit of the pub
| lie schools of Nevada and the stat
university of the state of Nevada il
the following proportion, towit
Eighty per centum OF such proceed
for the use and benefit of the publ
schools of Nevada and 20 per centur
of such proceeds for the use and ben
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
CAMPAIGN SPEECHMAk|NG WILL
HAVE ITS vino Up TONIGHT
Wilson Will Make Last Talk This
Afternoon and Hughes This Even.
ing g--KooseveIt's Spell at Bridge
port His Valedictory as Active
Politician, 1t Is Expected

welt will make his final speech at
Bridgeport, Conn, which, it is believ-
ed, will be his valedictory as an ac-
tive politician. Supreme confidence
in the election result is felt by both
candidates. Messages to this effect
are being received by each from
their campaign managers every
where. Each party is claiming the
doubtful states.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
WILSON. AS USUAL

The Appeal publishes the news re
gardless OF party affiliations.
The straw vote on president take1
at the Grand theater last night re-
suited as follows: Wilson, So
Hughes, 80; Benson, 10. Wilson's
plurality: Twenty over Hughes: 81
over Benson, and a majority over al
of 4.
As an attendant at the Grand re
marked when the vote was announc
ed, that's the way its going all owe
the country"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
German Embassy
Denies KumOrS
IRy United Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov 4.-The
German embassy announced today
has no knowledge of the plan of a
ighting submarine to convoy the
Deutschland back to Germany. They
said this to remove the Deutschland's
peaceful merchantmen status. The
British embassy expressed fear that
the Deutschland will furnish fuel
and information to u boats outside
he three-mile limit.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04

acre is to be kited beyond his grasp"
A more villianous lie was never
acre OF land during its entire h:>tory
for less than $l25 per acre and the
state is now selling certain lands for
$3.50 per acre.
In the early history OF the Nevada
the state disposed of its lands at pub.
lie auction at an average price OF st
per acre
The above refutasion. before being
put in type, was submitted to Charles
L. Deadly. sur> eyor genral Of Ne
vada, and he stated it was absolute
y correct in every particular and had
his unqualified approval.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
IBy United Pressl

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The presi-
dental campaign will end with Will
sons "Old Home Day" speech at
Shadow Lawn this afternoon.
Hughes final speech will be made at
Madison Square tonight. besides his
New York City meetings this after
noon. The women orators will fin
isr their tour last night and Roose-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
StraWS Indicate
Way Wind Blows
Especial to Appeal

WELLS. New, Nov. AT a gath
ering last night in Clover valley, the
strongest Republican precinct in
fer president. Wilson received al
votes to Is for Hughes. Some local
Republicans who were loud in their
claims before the vote was taken
were effectively squelched and were
later noted sitting in corners in deep
meditatiin.
THE HERALD.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04
PREDICTS THAT EUROPEAN WAR
WILL CONTINUE FIVE MORE YEARS

realize Germany's preparedness to
carry on defense and fight inde6-
nitely in the hope of exhausting the
belligerents strength. Nor do the
Teutons realize the Allied determin-
alton and their preparations to fight
until German militarism and COM
mercialism is broken,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-04

sion of the millionaire on Fifth ave
nue., to the squalid homes in thf
slums Of the lower east side.
Also-Peg O. the Ring-There is
but one more number to follow. Do
not miss them.