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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07

the county, and to suggest a practical
ana more efficient plan for indeXing
in the future.
The plan We have in mind" said
Commissioner Henry NJ Stine to-day,
is to establish a system something
IKE that which Is now in use in Pro-
thonotary Holler's office. The deeds
nave never been serviceably indexed
ana II is our intention to inaugurate
system that will be convenient and
Prdcllcal. Ihe committee will likely
report at the next meeting"
Attorney John E. Patterson is chair
man or the committee and the other
members are Charles C. Stroh and B.
Frank Mead.
Solomon Lerew's Will Proba,ed -
The will of Solomon Lerew, formerly
OF this city. was probated TODAY and
letters were issued to his executrices.
Jennie Reitzel, Sara l.. SWensel and
Alice l.. Shellenberger. Mr.. Lerew's
personal property was valued at s13.-
3OV ana his realty holdings amounted
10 $1,000. G. w. Rubendal was ap-
pointed to appraise the estate of In
dith E. Foster.
Two More Constables Take Oath
Deputy Prothonotary Elmer E. Erb
TINS morning administered the oath of
ONCE TO two more constables. Calvin
Z: Shoop and Bertram A. Wells of
wayne township. and the Sixth ward.
city. respectively.
Dissolves Injunction. = Additional
Law Judge S. ]. NJ. McCarrell TO-DAY
hunueu down a decree formally dis
SOWING the injunction asked for by
restrain the Northern Central Railwav
company from building a branch line
across her farm. The Question of
whether the property at issue is not
portion of the old PennsyIva mia
canal must be threshed out before the
railroad company's right of way can
be determined.
I1pstaves Appointed.-Tipstave TO
serve at both the January Quarter
sessions and Common Pleas Courts
were appointed yesterday by the Dou-
phin county court. The list for cTin-
lIlai court includes: John Pottorf.
Robert w. Green, NJ. f. Graham
Hugh McCloskey, Felix W. Newman
John Arnold, Isaac Woods, John Ed
wards, John Bryan, John Crumlioh.
Harry Fulchner, Richard Sheridan,
samuel Jacobs, David Charles. Joseph
washington, Robert Dougherty, b, M.
Shenk and Benjamin Franklin. For
common Pleas the tipstaves will be
FottoTf, Green, Graham, McCloskey,
and Harry Chubb. Jacob Stouffer,
Edward Burris, Silas Bailey, Patrick
kenney, Elmer Urich, Joseph A. Win
tiers, ]. ". Whiting, Charles Thomp-
son and S. Calvin Speaks.
Probate John A. Brandts WILL
The will of John A. Brandt. formerly
of Steelton, was probated late yester-
day afternoon by Register r. c. Dam
ner. Letters on the estate were is
sued to Maggie and Mary Brandt.
The estate is valued at approximate
ly $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
Armed Liner Did Not
Have Italian Gunners
BY .fsSncinted Prcss

Washington. D. c., Jan. Z. Col
lector Malone's report on the Italian
liner. Giuseppe Verdi, which arrived
at New York yesterday with two guns
mounted, was received to-day by the
Treasury Department and forwarded
to the State Department without be-
ing made public.
1t is said Collector Malone's neutral
ity investigators reported there were
no Italian navy gunners aboard and
that all the members of the crew were
regularly so.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
COUNCILMEN ELECT HEAD
Special to the Tclsgroph

Millersburg, Pa, Jan. THE borough
council. of Millersburg. met and organ
lZed for the ensuing year. ]. A. w
Brubaker was elected president; Will
liam NJ. Harold. secretary, and r. o.
\ Novinger, treasurer. Following are the
members of the new council: r. 4. 2im-
norman. G. /. Culp, J. A. W. Brubaker
G. L. Feidt. F. c. Campbell and Harry
Holtzman. A. j. HaversticK. who serv-
ed as secretary of councils for twenty
SIX years was not an applicant for his
Did position.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
Mechanicsburg Company
Holds Annual Election
Special to the Telegraph

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Jan. THE an
nual election of officers of Washington
Fire company was held last evening with
the following result: President, c. NJ.
Cocklin; president Roy Auglin-
baugh; corresponding secretary. Charles
D. Getz; financial secretary, George u.
Fishel; treasurer. C. n. Williams; fore
man, George McLane; assistant fore
man, Amos Arnold; chief engineer, Ed
ward :. Weber; first assistant engineer
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
Suggests Collecting Votes
of Men in Trenches For
the CONSUMPTION Bill
By Associated Press

London. Jan. 1.-THE Daily Tele-
graph, which throughout the crisis has
its views, says that some of the prin-
cipal members of the cabinet consider
that the important minority against
the conscription bill should be taken
as a signal for an early appeal to the
country, and that the difficulty about
the votes of the men in the trenches
could be overcome by collecting the
votes at the front.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
OPEN GRADING BIDS

w. II. Murphy and Sons was the
low bidding firm for the grading of
Fifth street from Reels Lane to
Wiconisco street. The proposals were
opened at noon to-day by City Com
missioner w. II. Lynch. Murphy and
Sons bid $500. Sucker Brothers Con-
struction Company and ]. Frank
Kautz bid $3.50 and $1,000 respec-
lively.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
ARJOML
A~JOMZ
[Othcr Personal News on Page 81

Mrs. George Fisher formerly of
this city, who now makes her home
in Lynn. Mass, was in the city this
week. during which time number of
affairs we're given in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conner, 720
Race street, entertained a party of
friends at their home last evening.
About twenty-five guests enjoyed mu-
sic and games, following which sup
per WAS served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
WINTERDALE PARTY THIS
EVENING

4 ten-piece orchestra will furnish
the music for a masqued box party
to be held in Winterdale Hall this
evening. on the committee of ar
rangements are John Wingert. Har-
vey Ensminger, Clarence Slike and
Harrison Frank, and about two hun
dred and fifty guests are expected.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
VALENTINE DANCE FOR
FEBRUARY

Mrs. Porter Hammond, Mrs. Ruel
Sides and Miss Edith Troup are a
committee in charge of arrangements
for the big Valentine masquerade
dance which will be given in Winter
dale on the evening of February II.
The committee has engaged Miss Sara
Lemer's orchestra to furnish the mu-
sic and the invitations will be issued
early next week,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
RUSS FIGHTING
WITH GREAT FURY
More Than 100000 Men With
$500 Cannon Are InceS-
sanity Engaged
By Asfoeid'fd Press

Paris, Jan. 7. Fighting on the
Russian frontier is fast growing in
intensity and assuming great ferocity.
says the Petrograd correspondent of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
BRrDGE PARTY ENTERTAINED

The Thursday afternoon bridge club
were entertained at cards and lunch
con yesterday by Mrs. N. T. Kelsey,
1907 Market street. Mrs. Edgar Smith
and Mrs. James HAITI were prize win
ners. Among the members present
were Mrs. C. w. Montgomery, Mrs.
Ralph Westbrook. Mrs. Floyd Hop
kins and Mrs. Robert II. Lyon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
JOHN d. FISHER ENTERTAINs

John d. Fisher entertained a num-
ber of his friends Wednesday even
ing at his home, GIG North Eighteenth
street, and a very delightful evening
of music and games were spent. Ger
aid Meyer, one of the city's youngest
singers, gave a number of pleasing
vocal songs and was accompanied by
Lawrence Meyer. John Fisher also
sang, Miss Alice Eby and Miss Agnes
Schell gave a number of piano duets,
and Webbner Knight pleased every
body with his violin. One of the
features of the evening was Japan
ese song, rendered in costume by the
host. Refreshments were served to
the following guests:
Misses Agnes Schell. Alice Eby,
Edna Forrer Mabel Wilson, Amy Will
son, Pearl Floyd, Dorthea Franken-
berger, Maude Stailey, Olive Bow
man, Marion Meyer, and Messrs. Web
ber knight, William Hare, John Fish
er, Donald Meyer, Gerald Meyer,
Lawrence Meyer, William Crow,
Charles Kridler. Daniel Treichler.
Fred Heimindinger, Tiny" Krider,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Bowman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Meyer, Mrs. Yoceum,
and Mrs. Schaeffner.
Mrs. Edward Smith, of 2043 Green
street left yesterday for Willow
dale" Hanover, Pa, where she was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
WILL INDEX ALL
COUNTY'S DEEDS
Commissioners Appoint Com
mittee of Lawyers to Report
Upon Feasible Plan

Dauphin county's
new board of COM
missioners to-day
appointed a COM
mittee of " ell
known members of
the bar to investi-
gate and report
upon the most feas-
ihle plan for in
deXing In docket all
the deeds that have
ever been filed in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07

Mrs. Edward Smith, of 2043 Green
street left yesterday for Willow
dale Hanover, Pa, where she was
called on account of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Kuhn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07
FURTHER ADVANCE
AGAINST GERMANS

CONTINUED From First Page,l
position north of the town
which they recently took.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smiley and
daughter have returned to this city
to again make their home here af-
ter living in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 5. Beckley, 80 South
Seventeenth street, have returned
home after a visit with friends in
Lebanon.
Miss Isobel Dunkle, of Nineteenth
and Derry streets. has resumed her
studies at Syracuse, New York, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. ED Mrs. S. F. Dunkle.
Miss Lillian Kell. of Dickinson Col
lege, has returned to her studies
Miss Kell's home is in Steelton where
she spent the holidays.
Miss Grace Saul, 3S South Seven
teenth street, is home after visit to
New York city.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-25
Surge uebtriid)t.

Die Gmslanoer iino on Der
Sommc nod nid)t iueiter pur-
aerift. Sn Yosieres miro
aefGmpft. Die Gnslanoer moi
len lest Sen srOften Sell bes
Crtes i'm geiit baben. Sih-
lidJ bon Der Gomme, bel ben
syranspien, itebt Die Sffeniine
ebenfaas till.
Die 5ransoien luolen melt
liid) ppn Sbianmont bel Ser
bun cine Heoonte senommen
babeii.
Die 9iniIen bebaupten, iie bat
ten ben fleinen Ort 0alifdin
I'M iiioliden @olbguien ge-
npmmen.
Der oemtIdR GatIer tit am
seblidl nad) Der Oitfront se-
gangen-
Die Snrfen id,lasem Die &nf-
len in Eeriien.
9lupo- George balt cine OPP
timiitiidle &eoe i'm Earlament;
Isamitb perlanst 2200 Millio-
men Sullar.
Die syelbsiige in Wseiopota=
ntien mlto an Den Saroanellen
iOllen mnterind)t lueroen.
Die GnglamSer batten i'm
Nonat Saini 1897 sute.
gsadD rniTiIdkn geridten
,uirb i'm &arpatbensebiet idarf
gefampft.
i1nlere Gegiernng ienbet ei-
nc idarfe Note nad Gnslano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-25
Seltlante @el0ii6tel
Vo1 Gen. berrera, Gen. Gales
und dnderen.
&tin 9tnguefif6er.
Hlle Kontrakte aus der Zeit BMsrta's fir
ungiiltig erkldrt.
3ultanO Oer Mili5en befrieOigfnO.
3ulfano Der Mili5en brfritOigflO,

ten 8erpflegling rno Ihlehten 9e=
'bamolultg auf Der Geife, Die tta1
Dem georoen telegrapbiert tpuroen
fir 9iigen erflart. Ser General lit
nit Dem 3ultano uno Der Sal
tllng Der 2eltte iebr 5ufrieoen.
Gin @ad)fpDitrn Ses Sritpp
a.. bes Griten sSllinoiier Negiments
in 8rounspiqe melbe, er ba6e In
Der geG6e Ser Gleftri5itats- mnb
Nsaiieriperfe anf orei Nferifaner ge-
I6piIen, Die er anrief mnb bic iid)
an ieinen Mnrtf nid)t febrten. 0as
ssener tumrbe bon ben Merifanern
eripi0ert. Gs ipnrbe aber siiernanb
berlekf.
- Cine 9epeiAe aus CHIHUAHUA
,neloet, cine feine ganbe @illiftas,
inter bent Sefebl pon galirto gon=
treras, lei bon Garransa Srnppen
geIdJlaaen nnb anseinanber aeingt.
Sas 6riegsnriniiterimn ber-
Dffentlid)t einen 8erid)t oes General
Mif, in tueld)ein Ser General iast,
bie Wiilistrltppen ieien teillueiie sit
eilig nafJ Der Wreilse gefhafft.
9lus gl 8alo miro gentel0et,
man babe ben @agen, in Dem Yila
ilnner fdbrt, erbelttet 2efoer mar ct
ielbit llfd)t orin.
Cine unptberlaiiige 0epeidle
aus @aibington melbet, man lei
BON elmer 9ieaelmns Ser Streitigfei-
TEN, sluiiden ben Ser. Staaten nnb
Wferiep nod ebenio melt ab, uie
friiber. Garran5a beitebe oaraitf, Die
&pmmiiIion, ueld)er man Sic Siege
lung Ser 8rensitreitigfeiten ii6er=
TRACE, ioae andJ iiber sic HiifSie~
bmns Der amerifaniIden SrYppen in
Mericp beraten nnb baranf MOLTEN
iid) bie glmerifaner nidt einlaiien.
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Die Gmalamoer meloen, bnF iis
bente ben gr0Ften Sell oes Sorfes
Tpsieres senommen baben.
Die Gnslanber baben ben geitri-
gen yGrrnnsenidlaften" nod feline
,ueiteren binsnsefiist. SIR offi5ielIer
Seridjt lnntet, oak nod INNER in
Tosieres gefampft miro mno bak an
anbern 9sanften oes Sdladtfelbss
on Ser Spmme 9lrtiaeriefampfe i'm
0ange iinb. Wdt anberen 0urten
heikt bas, aaf iie in Iosieres, mo
iie Elm paar .6anier senommen ba-
ben, nod nidts lueiter erreidJem
fonnten nnb baR i'm ii6rigen
Sdlahtgebiet bic 0emtId)em nnb if
re Mrtillerie Elm @oriuartsriifen Der
GnglGnber perllinbert baben. Sn eli
nem amoern QpnSuner 8eridJt miro
berpprgcbpben, oaf bic Grrmngen-
idlaften ppn grokem itrategiIden
gSerte ieien. Sas mag mol 10 iein,
lit aber bod sfpeifelbaft; benm mas
fir einen grpken ifrafegildJen @ert
Elm paar 6anier in Eosieres baben
iollten, 1T nidt redjt peritanolidl.
Inf Der frnns0iiiden Seite, iiiolidl
bon Der Connie, lit anideineno
nidyts beionoeres uorgefallen. glIO
audi bort itebt Die Cffeniiue offen-
Bar nod immer It'll.
Die ensliiden Sepeid)enfor-
relpunocnten inden fire 9eier ii6er
ben Niserfpls Der Cffeniips an Der
Somme Snonrd) )iniuea 81 belfen,
baF re INNER iuieoer bebaupten, bic
0emtIden batten Srnppen BON @er-
onn fortnebmen nno mad Der Som-
me brinsen miiiIen. 8ir ipeiien
nodjmals amf bic pffisiellen Grfla-
rmnaen SentIdllanbs fin, bak feline
Srnppcm BON WerSmn nnd Der Sum-
me ae6radlt iinb.
Die 9iiiiien bebanpten, lie batten
bic GentidJen ans Dem Gorfe 8a.
litidani in Wolbpnien an Der 3mpa
bertrieben, bic 9entidJen bebanp-
ten oasesen oak bic Nnariffe Der
9tmiIen in iener GSegenS smriifae-
i@fasen ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-25
SnIanb.

Sion S5ir1terliter, Der Sobn eli
nes tpolbabenoen Snrmers aus Der
@egeno BON Slnep, ST., miro oltae=
flaet, Sen 500 ieiner @eliebten, Der
17iabrigen glilabetb Satellite, per-
uriaht sll baben. S5interliter bate
nit Dem jungen Mdphen cine Bug
gpfabrt gelnad)t, tp1breno lpelder lie
geitorben lein IoG; er lieferte ibre
2eibe in einem Sunatorinm in Sl-
nep ab. Seds sler5te nabmen cine
Sbouftion Dor uno erflarten ein-
Itimnlig, ooB bas iunge Mdodlen fic)
in oeIifaten ltrnltdnoen beflInoen
batte. Der Srpet sSal lheint iid5
sll mieberbolen.
@ouperneur Sapes bon grfan-
ias begnaoigte ben Neger 8eiefiab
Gorter, ser pegen Gotldfags au 81
Sssabren perlrteilt mar uifo ieit 1909
i'm 3udtbans aeieiien batte. Ger
@punerneur bate Dor feds @ohen
auf einem sur 3uhtbaus sSarm
geborigen @eip1iier gefiltt, iein
@oot mar umgefippt uno Der geeger
bate i'm nit eigener 2ebens9efabr
ans Dem @aiier berausgebplt
@anee @egormif, ser Tor-
iitenbe oes oentofratilhen 9ationol=
aomites, teilt nit, oaB duf 8unif
oes Grdiioenten oie oenofratiidc
@obl Ganlpagne nitht cher begon-
nen tueroen miro, nls bis beibe Sdit-
fer ibre 8eihdfte obgetpidelt nno
licb pertngt baben
= Sffi3ielle 8erihte er9ebcn, oaB
bon 2,095 Gffisieren lmo Mann-
Id)aften Ger slrfanios gfational=
8aroe, Die in bie 9lnbes sfrrnee
iibernomrneit ipuroen, 922 forperlih
imtaliglid, tuaren imb entlaiien per-
oen ntltBten
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bon Sinoenburg feline @liifuiinlde
aus5uipre6en. Obne oaB oiele BET
BEN 3eile errei6t meroen, fann es
feinen SSrieoel1 uno feline &aunung
oes belebten Serritoriunts geben. Die
9lugabe oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unb Der Mdnner nit abnli6en Sc
fiiblen muB fem, einbeitlide s(n=
lidten iiber eine 8aiis fir einett
oeuti6eft sSrieoen 5u i6offe1 nno
babel bebiilfli6 5u iein cine 9efini-
tion Der melentlihen @arantien uno
Ser sl6gren5ung neuer @ren5en felt
5ulegen."
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= Cine psSS1tternational gseius"=
9epelf)e aus 81 EaiD meloet, genez
raj SrepinD babe befannt gentad)t,
baf er Sen 8efebl Garransa's, Iein
9lmt nieoersmlesen nnS madJ Der
Samptitabt Merifo st fommen, nidt
headJten iuerSe. glnd General Gal=
les, Ser militGriid)e gefeblsbaber i'm
Gtaate Sonpra, Der nady Der 6anpt-
itabt bernfen mar, mm SIT erflaren,
marnm er oas Garransa 0elS in
ieinem Gtaate nidt in l1mIanf lete,
bat Ser Iegiernns in Nerifo melOen
laiien, es paiIe linn aitgenbliflid
nid)t, mad Der 9anptitabt 81 fom=
men. Cine anbere 9epeIde meloet,
in Gib6mabma iuiffc man ii6erbanpt
mid)ts Sabpn, baf 5repino abgeiett
mno Serrera poer Gabaaerp 5i iei-
nem 9eadfolser ernannt feien. aei-
ner ppm beioen babe Sprt iein Gridei=
men gemadt. Sc ipirb nnsiueifelbaft
unenblidJ biel iiber bic 3titamSe in
NferifO gelpgen un6 man mnfs alle
9sadJridJten, Sie BON bort fer font
men, Ipbalo lie mid)t Dffisiea iinb,
nit srufer @priidJt anfnebmen. 81
miro Srepinp amd) in oieien Sepe-
iden beidrnlSist, er bdtte @illa idDon
lanait ei1fangen f6nnen, iuenn er
lupllte; aber er ,uplle feline Srnppen
upfern, er habe 0rDkeres NIT linen
uor. Gb bieIe geId)nloigmmgen mnO
@eroad)tigmngen, Die ale oaramf aits-
aebem, baf Srepinu mad Der Eraii-
oentIdlaft itrebt, mabr iinS, fam ma-
tiirlid) geiemamo Iagen.
Nus Gl Ealp iuirO gemelSet,
orei Meilen oitlid) Dom bort, an Der
@rense, babe iid) cine ganbe &illiitas
ueridanst nnD man slambt Jest, DAP
es oieie aeipeiem iinb, Die amf Sente
pum Nemnten WfaiIadulietts Snfante-
rie &esiinents seidoiien baben. Gs
lperoen linen iiberbaupt ale Oerarti-
aen Mmsriffe snseidriebem, Die iuab+
reno Ser lekten 3eit in Der 6esenb
BON Gl 9salo pprsefommen iinb. Sic
iollen and) piele 8affen nno Wfmnl=
tion iiber Die 0reuse geIdDmnggelt
baben. SrobSem Oas Sreiben oieler
2e,tte 6ereits mebrsre Monate Oam-
ert, bat General syraneiscD GonSales,
Der Sefeblsbaber in Snarr5 Md fei-
nen @erInd geinadJt, Die ganoiten
feit5nnebmen pber sn pertretben.
@enm Sas uabr lit, tit bas allerotngs
cine sans merfluiiroise 6eIdlidlfe.
Gime anoere, ebenio ieltiamegsadrid)t
lit Die, oaf es SeIertierte Garransa-
Soloatem iparen, iuelde yepnolo's 3
9tand) iiberfielen nno &ieb mno Efer-
Sc pon bort iuegtrieben. Merf,uiir-
bigger @eiie iitb es immer MIR Die
,Snternatipmal Neius" Sepelden,
sic alle oieie idOnen 8eidi6ten be
ridDten.
- Siiolib BON Sorreon mill man
Elm onerifa1iides sleroplan geie-
ben ba6en. General Srepillo, Dem
man oies n1elbete, ioa Den Sefebl
gegen baben oas gleroplm nieoer
at I6ieBen, penn es ii6 ipieoer 5ei'
ge.
= Nus gruunspiae iuirS semel-
set, oie gtadpridrt, es berrldJe oas
0ensne syieber inter ben Solea-
ten, lei nid)t luabr.
Garransa IOll ein Sefret er-
lalIen baben, bnrdl bas ale Gontraf-
te, @cridtsentidJeiomnsen niiu, ans
Der 3eit Smerta's fir mniiltis ers
flGrt iueroen.
- General 8liB iaqt, alle Weili5-
ioIoaten, Die er geIprohen babe, bit
ten oie @eldid}teu BON Der idleft
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= 0tit ltngebeurem Iomp, bel
oem ii6 neue uno oIte Sitten IN
leltlamer @eiie pereinigten, bat iii
Gefine Die 9eiIeblng Ser 2eide
guam Sdi aoi's Itottgefirnoen. gfu
bent 2ei6en3ug nabmen nidt MIR
Nitglieoer Der republifaniihen He-
eiering, ionoern aud gertreter oer
oIten aatlerfoniIie tell.
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Snlano,
@eiterrl obeno fano

gSa11 1eflDerf Slf1nel Del GleOelQn0,
g., Der 100 Sub uilter Dem @rie
See liegt, an elmer Steae, ltngefabr
orei Meilen pom ltfer entfernt, eine
@5as @rploiion itatt. % Wanner
fpuroen getotet nno lehs anoere
perlett. Die Soten litlo slrbeiter,
oie our6 oie grploiion in oet Snn-
mel eingeidloIien ul1roen uno 9eit,
gIieoer bon 5ipei Hettungsmoml=
ihaften, ipel6e Die @Ingel6loiienelt
befreien iollten Glf 9lrbeiter ipllr-
oen our6 Die grploiion in ben Elln-
itel eingei6lofierb iie famen aae
ifn's Seben. Die erite 9fettllngs-
mannIhaft beitanb ans iieben Ser
lonen, bier BON bieien muroen geto=
tet iino brei gerettet; Die 8lueits
Wannihoft beltano aus eff Terio-
nefg feds ipuroen getotet uno fiinf
famTen NIT Dem 2eben oabon. 8is
iest lit nod feine Gettllngsmann,
idaft slt oen gingeidloiienen ee-
orungen. @on ben aft Weitglieoern
Der beioen gettimgsnannlhaften
Die gliiflid aue bem gunnel ber-
ausfamen, iinb 5ipei nod fpdter
geItorben uno Die anoern Ie6s iilt0
ihtDer franf @as Die Grploiipn ber-
beigefiibrt bot, peiB man nod niht
Die grploiion fano ungefabr Inn
balb 3ebn llbr eeitern slbeno itatt
gs arbeiteten 5ltr 3eit 5ebn Wtdnner
inter 8iibrung bon Sorrp goges
in Dem glnlnel. 9lns oen iibriqen
9(rbeitern tpitroen oie 9fettungs=
mannidoften gebiloet oie peraebens
periudten 81 ben Gerungliidfen
por5norignen. Som 2onoe ber iuur-
oen 8oote ourd) Hafeten berbeiqerlt-
fen, mel6e Sic aus Dem Shaht
beralisgebolten iofort -nad oem 0an-
oe 6rndten.
Gs miro Don @aibington aus
offi5iea befannt gema6t, oaB Die
8erbanolungen iiber ben slnfauf
Der oanil6en SSnleln gum glbihllB
gefomnen iillo. Der &ertrag miro
in aIlern16lter 3eit Dem Senat sll-
geben Ger 8aufpreis betrdgt %
Whaionen Collars. Der glrfauf ipur-
oe in ben SSsabren 1901 uno 1910
idon beabii6tigt. geibe 0tale ger
lhhigen li6 ober Die Serbanolull-
gen. 9or einigen Wonaten muroen
tie tpieoer aufgenolnrnen uno lino
ieet sum glitfli6en @noe gefiibrt.
9lud bas oanii6e Tarlament lit Dies
0eal Der Sade giinitig. Sir oie
gereinigten Staaten baben Die SSii=
leln Dor nIlem beoeutenoen itrategi-
i6er @ert.
- @eItern dbenb entgleiite in ser
0dbe BON Yleblo, Colo, ein 6ra6t-
5ug uno tpuroe Damn our1 elm
5euer 5erIt0rt. 0fan glaubt, oaB
nlebrere 8erioner babel INNS 9eben
gefonnnen limo.
Gin groBes frenloes &riegs-
i6iff lit auf Der 6obe bon Sap
Senrp Dor ser Gbeiapeafe gai ein-
getroffen; man glaubt, bob oos
Sdiff sur alaiie Der ,rieiigen
Sdla6tfreu5er ser engIii6en 5lotte
gebort. sluBer oieiem frel3t elm
frml5oiii6es Shlahtihiff nit bier
Sdornlteinen auBerbalb Der 8 Meei-
len @ren8e rno ipeiter orauBen loa
cine pereinigte engliid frar5oiiihe
Slotte Iiegen, Inn Die n0eutl6lano"
reip Bremen" ab3ufangen. 0as
Iebtere llnterlee Sdiff lit bis iebt
nod nidt eingetroffen, tporiiber man
III oen Warinefreiien pon Baltimore
iebr enttdui6t lit. Die o9euti6-
Ianb" miro anf feinen SaG nuslmt-
fen, ebe nidt oie Bremen" einge-
troffen lit; ioIlte oieies Sdiff in ir-
gen6 cine BON oen gllliierten geltellte
Sale gegangen iein, Damn min man
ipenigitens oie r8eiitihlanb" Dor
einem ibnlihen SfidiaI 5eluabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-25
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-10-28
NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS

Pursuant to an order of the Board
of County Commissioners of the
County Of Humboldt, State of Neva-
da, made and entered on the 5th day
of October, A. D. 1916, notice is here
by given that all scrip of the County
Of Humboldt, State of Nevada, regis
tered during the months of January
and February, 1914, will be redeemed
by the County Treasurer of Humboldt
County. Nevada, upon the delivery of
said scrip to said Treasurer at his Of
fee in the court house of said County
at Winnemucca, Nevada; and, notice
is hereby further given that all in
terest on said scrip will cas- in 80
days after the first publication of this
notice.
Date of first publication, October
7. A. D. 1916.
J.. w. DAVEY,
Clerk of Said Board,
BY James Richie. Deputy.
Last publication, Nov. 4, 1916. 8