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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
MARCH EQUINOX
DAYS ARE EQUAL

Today. the twenty-first of March,
the sun is directly over the equator
and the days and nights are equal all
over the world. Since the twenty
second OF December, the December
solstice. the north pole has been in
Ginning little more each day toward
the sun. This will continue until the
2lst day OF June, the longest day of
the year to the earth north of the
equator. After that date the north
pole will begin to incline from the
sun and the days will grow shorter
until December 22nd. On September
END the days and nights will again
be equal. The March and September
eQuinoXcs are generally attended by
storms.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
BIG COMPANY LOOKS
OVER FALLoN SUGAR FACTORY

Mark Austin OF Roseburg. Idaho.
field man for the Utah Idaho sugar
concern. and 81. W. Ingalls, OF Salt
Lake. consulting engineer for the
same company. came 10 Fallon this
week at the request OF Mr.. Cutler,
president Of the company. TO confer
with |. II. Kent and secure information
relative to the Fallon sugar factory
and local conditions relating thereto.
Mr.. Austin frankly stated that it is
too late to think of running the Fallon
factory this season. and that any plans
they had in view would be for another
year. The above company operates
ten factories and Mr. Austin states
that they have built two new factories
this year. Last year they manufac-
tured two million bags of sugar and
still have half of it on hand. They
have 10000 acres in beets. The COM
ing in of such q company would mean
a great deal TO the State of Nevada
and TO the Truckee-Carson project in
particular.-Eagle.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
THRILLING STORY
OF ESCAPED SPY
BY Pae. and IntI News Service.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March 2l.--To be
caught redhanded sending German
military secrets by wireless from Ant
werp to the British forces, condemned
to death and kept in a dungeon TWEEN
ty-one days only to escape few hours
before execution. were the experiences
told by George +. McWilliams. former
English marine. who has just arrived
here in search Of relatives.
Il was a British spy" said McWil-
liams. land 1t had fallen to my lot to
make observations in Antwerp.
communicated information to England
by wireless telegraphy. having studied
II aboard ship and II WAS because
was an operator that | was assigned
to the particular task OF observing the
construction of guns at the gun works
in Antwerp and reporting by wireless.
II worked my wireless ut night only
and took the wires down i'm the day,
selecting as secluded spot as pos
sible. Finally was caught at the
work red-handed and in climbing down
from my wireless perch at the COM
mand of the German soldiers fell and
broke my wrist
Il was thrown into a dungeon and
kept for twenty.onc days and on the
night before my execution escaped
from the dungeon by removing loose
stone through which faint streaks of
sunlight had come, the day before"
McWilliams has an uncle who for.
merly lived here. He intended to
make his home with that relative but
found he had moved away.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
LOCALS PERSONALS

The board OF pardons viii meet on
April 10th and already the secretary
Of the board has received seventy APP
plications for either parole or pardon.
At the last meeting OF the board there
were about 100 applications made, but
at the rate they are now coming II
promises to exceed that number at the
coming meeting.
Yesterdays heavy rain storms start
ed TO melt the snow in the mountains,
and today the river is out OF its banks
II is now much higher than at any
time last year and il is rising rapidly.
While most of the valley lands are
likely to be flooded there Is not much
danger OF great damage. Much of the
water from melting snow is soaking
into the ground.
Mayor Puett Is up from Carlin to-
day on business trip.
The A. w. Hesson Co. received
another carload of Studebaker autos
yesterday.
Mike Arregul feels that he is about
us important as the next one. His
wife presented him with fine little
baby girl last week and as result
Mike is wearing n smile that won't
brush off.
The Elko Garage received a carload
OF Overlands yesterday. This IL the
second consignment inside OF a week.
Mr.. Simonsen announces that he Is
now prepared to sell machines on the
installment plan.
Mrs. \. J. Hood and children were
departures yesterday for Oakland on Il
visit to relatives. The doctor is trying
to assume look of contentment, but
in the words of Jeff 1T can't be did"
VIM. Doyle has returned from Salt
Lake City. He reports his little son
Bill" to be in critical condition with
tumor on the brain. The little fellow
has completely lost the use of his left
eye and there Is but slight hope OF
saving his life. Mrs. Doyle and Mrs.
Nixon have gone TO Kansas with the
little patient and he will be treated
by DR.. Kidd.
The commissioners are doing some
splendid work OH the streets. Grades
are being established and cutters are
being laid. II Is the first time that
the work has been undertaken systc-
matically and it will prove big benc-
fit. Engineer b. G. Mcbride Is super
intending the work.
Roy Rigsby arrived from Ely yes
terday. He reports that camp to be
exceedingly active and prosperous.
John G. Taylor and Fred Taylor are
up from Lovelock.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
NOTICE.

All residents who have been feeding
horses and cows in town during the
winter are earnestly urged TO have
all manure hauled away at once and
yards kept clean.
Flies breed in manure and this being
wet winter flies will be menace
this season II the manure is not taken
care of properly.
DIR. JOHN e. WoRDEN.
MIA Health Officer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21

G.. S. Hoaglin, Tobar merchant and
business man is in ElkO today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
REGISTERED AT THE MAYER.

Jno. G. Taylor. Fred Taylor, Love
lock; J. b., Stewart, Los Angeles; A..
II. Nelson. c. r. Grunwelt, +. |. Ever,
EFT. San Francisco; J. II. White. Lee
F. w. Randolph. Halleck; G. S. HoaG-
lin. Tobar; J. w. Stuart. Salt Lake;
NJ. O'Connor. Elko; IL. r. Payne. r. S.
Sails, w. G. Holt. Salt Lake; |. G.
Beitman, Ogden; II. V. Thistle, II. A.
Willie. Salt Lake; F. L. RiGsby. Ely.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
BILL ENDORSED BY
RENO COMMERCIAL CLUB

Senate bill No. 1874. introduced by
Senator Newlands and which pro, DIES
for an additional appropriation OF
$4,000 for the University of Nevadp
was given the official endorsement of
meeting.
The bill provides for establishing
engineering stations in much the same
manner that agricultural experiment
stations are established and main
tanned.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21

' LONDON. March 2l.--British red
tape is as wonderful as ever. Here is
story going round of the clubs.
Recently contractor who supplies
the government with some material
sent in bill for $1,000. He received
the bill back with the information that
Others charged $4,000 and he would be
allowed the same amount. The trader
made no complaint and accepted the
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
CH|ROPOUST

Joseph F. Rausch. prominent foot
expert OF San Francisco. is in Elko for
a short time and has offices nj the
Mayer Hotel. Room No. 212. Corns
removed without pain and all kinds of
foot trouble treated Will call at your
home by appointment.
Mr.. Eausch Is lately from Vienna
and Carlsbad in Austria. MIA
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

Free consultation and examination
painlessly removed. Falling arches
cured. DO not suffer from foot
troubles when You can have them
remedied by an expert foot specialist
JOS. RAUSCH,
Doctor of Chiropody.
Room PIP. Hotel Mayer.
b-M-27.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
TYPEWR|TERS

Three late Model No. Underwood
Typewriters with Elite" Type. Will
close out for $500. Will allow you
SIS on your old Typewriter See
samples at Armstrong; Book Store,
Elko. Nevada.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-03-21
check for $4,000.

A week or two later the trader re-
ceived another check for $4,000. He
sent it back. intimating that me had
already received payment in full. lie
soon received the check again. en-
closed with a letter which was TO the
effect that the department in question
make a mistake.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
stnrmanbeil in slrfanfas mmb
+, Wtiiiiiiippi.

2iftle 81 . d slrf., g. sSuni. Sic
gobtenliltc iufolgc bes gclirisen Gprz
nabos in slrfanlas lit nod nidt bollz
itirbig, nirb aber Sic 3aDl IS iiberz
|1teigen.
Selepbonberi6te bon S5eber Gprinas
ntelben, baB bort 5lpilrben 90 llno 25
ipciBe 9erlonen 9etDbtet llnS cttpa 80
perlcbt lpor0en iir1b. Sic gauge @eltz
|fcitc 0es Stabtbens liegt inIriinlmcrn.
Sadlpn Miii. 6. Sl,ri. Durd
einen Iornabp, Ser beute sen tpcltliz
den gbeil bieIer @taot bcimluhte,
lpllr0en s gerionen, 5rn,eili Sarbigc,
gctDotet uno etipa so berlest; biele
9auler ipllrOen Ocmolirt- oOer be-
iha3igt.
aanfas gitp, s. SUM. Sic
gpbtenlilte 1T Sen itl1rmberbeerten
Ebeilen ppn arfanlas, MiHouri, Miiliz
| |iiippi llnb Sllinnis ipddf itiinblid unb
Bic ipat Nadts iinb 107 Eobte. cine
Mn5abl @ermiBte nno mebrere bnnbert
Gcrlekte bcribtet, bon bencn mod mebs
Irere iterbcn ipcrbcn. Geralle gdabune
gen Ser gigentbunsperIlllte iino nod
lnt6t 5i1 baben, ,bo6 iperoen biele itd)
in Bic @unoerttauienbe belaufcn.a
Nad) ltllppllltanbigen gufitelungen
fommcn 81 Gobte alf slrfnnlas, 80
ooer mcbr auf Millpuri, 5 ollf Mlli<
| ilippi, | alf Suinpis ltnb 4 auf Sene
nellce.
) Iuberben1 tperben ctipn 90 Gcrio<
nen bonn @iIiiiippiSan,pier gleonore
pcrmibt. Ser, nabe bcm Miliuuricr @e<
itabe gefentert lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
yuanibifai, Gbiuas grauSent, tobt.

sc . ibermeiic psrgiftct. t.
g ting, 6. SUM. Duauldifai. ser
BraIioent Ser dineliI6en 8epltblif, lit
bente gcltprben uno nerYren,ier Iuans
iGbieSui benadribtiste iofnrt ben @icee
prdlibenten 81 GUAM S5ilng bon 1eiz
'ncr gfud)fplsc in Der 9rdioenffdaft. y
yuanl6ifai crfrallfte aut %. 0eai
an eittem Dtagenlcioell 1t1b es murbc
ban,als angenomlnen, baB er bergiftet
ipprocn lei.
8rbe berrfbt beute in tcr 6auptz
.ltaot nno Ser SOB bes Yralibcnte11
ihcint bic ietise politilbc arilis gelDlt
5lt baben, 81 81 : 0uan Soungs 9ta6e
folgc sur 8rdiiocntldaft Sen SCRIBE
rllngen ocr Nebolutionsfiibrer in bell
iiiblidben Eropin5el peripridt.
DuanIc5ifai lpnrbe, na6oen1 Sic
WanbldllbDnaitic ourb lansercn gir=
gerfrieg geltiir5t mar, in, Sebruar
1912 srim probi1orilGen YraIibenten
Der &eplblif eripablt nnb fat als 1ole
6er etlpas iibcr 4 Sabre regicrt. gr
ipar 81 Sabre alt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
Sins otnt @taatt.
Sraue.uft i'm DIT ge16Ia.
gen.

Nv IL I 5, o. aSuHt. Sds
SAifial oes ssraueritimmredt=
amendments lit nod sipcifelboft. 12o(
grecincte bon 2297 seben ss,s9C
fiir llno s3,461 aeeen oas Grnenoment
8obrldeinlid tpiro oie offi8ieue 3ab=
lung ab5ufparten lein.
SIM Srahen soauptqunrtier tperber
Gebrbeiten in foleenoen Counties be-
anlprldt: 5enrp, S0abasfa, Meitdell
Mariban, golf, gerro @oroo, Ssefferz
ion, 5dnilton, @arbin, Slopo, 9ecaz
tur. @dpne. Sllcas, glingsolo, graipz
Ioro, storD, 9idinlon. Sba, @aribau.
Beblter, gmmett Sage. Sremont
Greene unb @runSp.
glicberln9en iperben 5useiianben il,
2inn, Scott, Ges 9loines. Gmbnque.
Bapello, Clinton, glaron. Gama,
8oobb1lrt) lii1o 9ocabontes.
Ser &eit Ser so Gounties ite6t nod
in 8ipeifel.
Spater: lin 10 l16r Gadts Iaz
gen ofii5ieue nnb nidtoffiaielle gcridte
iiber oie 8rauenitilnmredtstpabl aus
98 Der 90 Counties bpr, ipona6 bas
amenpment nit fat 6O0O gtimme,,
Mebrbeit geIdlasen lit.
9ieie e3 Gollnties baben 137,76O
stimmen fit uno 1860 gegen bas
amcnoment absescben. Sic riidltanz
oige1t 6, Counties iperben oas NeInItat
iribt tpeientIid inoern.
@ eiteir c @ abIberidte.
9es Moines, 6. ssuni. Sic Sic
oerlagc oes gerfaiiungsamenbments
fir Sral1enIfit,1n,rcdt lit burd nabe5ll
ppllltanoige gerid)te bon alten gounz
ties, NIT Iustabne bon 5. feitgeltellt.
Sic genanen 3ablen linb 144, 1865 eez
gen llnb 139,253 fir bas Mnenbment.
l1eber 100000 Stimr1en ipurbeu
abgeaeben ltnhEes mar bas ltarf]te @oz
.luHl, pus lett p1elell aSd9reH III c1ner
&rimaripaN ubgeseben ipllroe.
Ser repllbl @ouperneursfanoioat
B. 9. 6drbiNs bat 8niihen 40 unh SO
sNrpsent bes rep. @otlln,s erbaIten,
.ipas Inn Bic saontinatior iidert, obne
loab Der aampf in bic gtaatsfprpention
getragen fpiro.
Cotton mar Ser 5treite i'm @cnnen
l'nb lit bcnl Senator allen INT ctpa
10000 Stinunel1 borans, lpdbrcnb
Schedule nls ldlehtcr Gierter. bem Gie<
ger I'm $4,000 ltnb Mllen Inn 10000
Stimnen nahitcbt.
anpere Staatsbeamtc ideinen. ipic
fol9t nominirt sll fem: gicegouperneltr
6. 81. Nlpore, gtaatsicfretdr IS. g.
Nllen, Gd)asmeiltcr @. 6. Srplpn. Sic
anberen aanoibaten ltcben nod I'M
3tpeifel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
sclcsrapbiid,e gsutise,,.

3. sSltl1t.
9 alcball. Sn ser q Mmeriean !:
8oltnn 0, 9etroit 3.
9eeip 9orf : ct. 2nnis, Meee1.
@nlbinaton : glepelunb, 9feget1.
Gbtlabelpbta Chicago naiIer
@rltnb.
sssn Der gtational 2eague:
gbicago s, Wilabelpbia 2.
Ct. 2ollis 2, Bottom i.
Cincinnati 4, 8rpoflpn Z.
Gittsburg 8, SEEM Yort 2.
S,1 Ser 3 S 2iga:
ellie Gpicle bcrregnet.
Can't on, Gbio. 8 Eerionen tpllrs
ben beute N'ursen bier get0btet unb
4 perlebt, als Gin stutomobil bon cinen
Ser ga. 8abn iiberfnbre,1
ipnrbe. gpSt ii1o: Sralt 2oliia guile,
DMb Nnna Gaar llnb ser Miblenarz
better SEQ. 9ipberts. 2etterer befanb
iih nibt in ser @1fdine, fonbern lpar
auf bem 8e9e sllr Nrbeit linb ipurbe
pnn Mutpn,obil gcgen bic 2ofomotipe
setpprfcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

saneen lil,o, lpar Ser 6ctdubenojte
S6lag, Sen @robbritannien in bielem
&rieg crlitten bat unb cs lpar Ser
Isipeite ldlpcre sdlas inncrbalb ciner
8p6e.
Ser erite srobe g6log mar sic
Norbleeldla6t, in tpel6er gnslanb
g Ean5erldiffe nerlpren fat llno
9eiltidlanb mlr eines, aber ait6cners
SOB pericet Dem 2anbe einen nod
.9rDBcren lShlas, Da aitbener trob al
ler aritifen bonn @olf fir einer ipirfz
llid 9roben Mann 9ebalten ipl.rbe.
Sir Sobn Sellicpc, Ser 8cfcblsbaber
Der Slptte, gibt MIR Die nadten 16at<
iabcn in einem gclesranum an, bas
Die Iomiralitdt bette gor,nittag
ii l1br erbielt unb bas iie I'M 1880
Na6nittags bcfannt gab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
@serifaniIdJes.
q ter 9 a anoiteu3ua.

u eier y iteu5ug.
San slntonio, Ger, 6. SUM.
8eneral 6Hniron meloet auf, mas linn
als poIitip iihere Snformatiou ifleint.
oaB 2ouis Sc 60 Hoia bon eiue,u
Euntt lilnlid bon 2arcSo in Ser said1@
tltn9 nad] Der Gjren5e 5ic6t, in ser of
1enbaren I6Iicft, Sic @eecno iroenoz
100 ipeItlth bon Hip @ranoe Gitn I'll
ltberTalleH. Sn oieiem Giitrift lino sur
Sett nt1t genug amcrifaniIde grupz
pen, um 8oIa am lleberldreiten Ser
@ren5e 5lt ner6inpern.
8 ebibnabna, Der, 6. SUM.
Aablo 2ope5, &iaos Sii6rcr beim
leberfaa auf Columbus, q. 0l., ipur=
pe am Wlontas bon merifaniIheu ge<
91erltn9slolhaten bel Santa Rpia.
gfer, 1fanDre6tlih erIhollen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
3meiter i6mtrtr 6dblag fir Gnglaub 1T
eiuer @od)e.
eitdbener t,ttt iet,1ent ean8en stab ertramfet
St mar nit Dem arener sampbre unterpess na aa6lanb
Gauge Mannidaft Don $50 cbenfaas perloren.

r sas irb in englano no idperer
seeibadt 9anin Slbmeffront oenib Saben @ ober NIT
$4,000 Serein tbln 1no Der uide
8cfan9encn nar upetrrtrlntn gepeuenbe 9ebe uden
Ncibsan5s Gu6lano ncrbe feline Srnsanrcgl1aen me6r
Sic nHbcl nids d]aben nur CT ob su bas
Seulano gntbebrungcn ben bat Gber reg
big legden gnbe bnrdbatcn Sret Ser eere ae<
pinnel 9cbe 9cisas nit ggcterng afgenpnr,en
Neucr beuid6er &essreoit M1aron Marf beanroo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
Sers nnb etiru.

Ser fran51iiide General Sc ga5ez
lairc- berbietet il, eil,em sr,neebefeble
Ben Golbatcn, heutI6en Gefansenen
cine grauidllna, nnb, ici es aud mn
81, sebcn. .Siir Bic nniern
fdut biermit sic ein5ige G,elesenbeil
fort, ipo iie Sen Gelltlheu bas @aller
reihen fonnten", lagtc er befriebigt 81
einem anSeren 8efeblsbaber. .slber
@crr &amerab, meinte bieier, u5u cie
mem 10 erallIamen 8efeble bdtte id
bob nidt bas SerS." n9er5?"
frogte 8aaelaire eritaunt. naber. meir
Better. ba5u bat man als fran50liidel
General eben oie Stirn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

9eute benadrie6tiat. oab 200 bomini<
faniIdle 9iebellen oas Morinefaoer BEL
saontehrrti seItcrn aneegriifcn baben.
Sic Hebellen lulrnen nit @erluf bon
: Sooten III Die 6ludt eeiagt. Sic
slmerlfaner 6atten feline @erllllte,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

ssn 3llfnnft tperoen apobl bri-
tide Staatsnaaltuer 1tidt mebr auf
&riegs- ionoern anf @anoelsibiffett
reilen ser Si1erDeit apcgen.
sluA ,perOen Tie ,,ibt nergeilctt oes
er1Beren S6ntcs 1pegen einige Sine
rifaler mil an @orb 5ll ucDme,t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
1te Mdrste.
Grp6mHc.

9 6ieago, 6. SUM. @ei5cn -,
105M Sllli, 1925 1e5.
Sorn 1919 Sltli 69s4 Ies.
@afer - 40 .ssuli, 1895 9ei.
@etreioe fir 9aar:: 9so. rotber
gslntermei5en 1911 -1o6; geo. 2
aorn a; stanoaro Safer 4o1a Bis
Al.
sioaecn 9so. 2 9s1s.
8erlte - 60-76. {
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

aapitan @lp Gaunt, Ser briti<,
ihc Marineattabee, ipielt sii6 a1s
Gentleman allf. S6eint sen Mrtifel
iiber Gnp gaunt i'm .Sat1erlmb"
nibt gefelen gu baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
Tranenre6tS= =Nmenoment in SoDa nit
ttua 5000 Mfebrbeit geldlageu.
Mnt @orabeno Der repMb1 ytationalfonpsutio
TT GDicago.
Ri4ter Susbes porldni9 nod an Ser Spite.
aber @epublifoner nn0 grOsreiiipe nneiuis.
l1nb Ser gnt6uliagmus feb(t

10 Der @nbuasmus febt Sgbcs bte uolid Gebe in
@albnston omerica irT n Soing Sefretar 2anino prz
o 8otater @erab Hehendot n anaebideu beuihz
1re1neden Snebens. Sootenin Spnuops in gronIos
Miouri etc au 1o7 9elgu aberbm gero1cn permBt unp
9nnoer nerleet Dnanifai 9rahen Gbia ppbih
sforben ssabridn @ereiun9 ieu Sos Srfte Sem
8eide Ser giit ben Sreben peoerse6cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
3ie &iim;,lc,i,,.

Malller: 8at Idbte henn oeene 9odz
ter lpcrben?
sd9ulee: g'eenc oupilc lpeibt ibr
2eben Ser anl1it.
9aiiller: @o2 Sd Butte ibr MIDI suz
setraut, aet iie segabune for eene
altnit hat.
Shnlse: Wat2 9rcisnal bot iie
le(ion sutter uff Sic gutter1narfe nadj
9aule iebraft. 0leenite, set is feene
&llnlt?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
gieb ,tnb ssruoiiiuncn.

8 bicogo, 6. Ssltni. Minopie6 ~
3llntbr 5000. stiere $S.OO-11..
90; aiihe llno Hinoer $4.5O-9.OO;
aalber $S.00-11.25.
sfylpeine 3uflbr 1900. t5c
llleorleer me 3ll Ss.75-9.5o; 5l,n1eilt gu
$50. SO 40.
!, .s:hafe = 3uflrbr $4,000. S5Iou;
@iooer $s.700-s.25; 2inrn1er ST..
75-11.0 90.
@efliiael - Subner 1sc.
Butter . Creamery 261a 80. i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

- 2orb grpmer bat in feiner @ebe
sic gromcrpplitif Der @rdmerieelen
enttpidelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

$50 eebeiben sic i6onlten glus
men?
Sm Ghiiten9raben. Sort Tam man
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-21
Shark Stories.

A shark is very tenacious Of life, and
DIR. Gunther. the ichthyologist, pointed
out I'm one OF his contributions to the
literature Of his subject that wounds
affect fishes generally much less than
higher vertebrates. A Greenland shark
continues to feed while his head is
pierced by harpoon or by knife as
long as the nervous center Is not
touched"
A Norwegian antarctic explorer. II
J. Bull, gives startling word picture
Of sharks tenacity of life. This man
eater was caught at the Iceland cod
fishery. His liver. heart and interna
arrangements were removed 30 as t
put period to his career. and the thu
mutilated body was then cast into tn,
sea. He simply gave a leisurely wal
Of his tail and swan rapidly out Of
sight-Chambers Journal.