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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
aOmis Serbimamb uno bic Stride.

9urh Die Sreiie 9ing Dor @onaten
Ole Welbung, &Dni9 Serbinanb bon
9ul9arien babe in Der 8atbebrale bon
Ybilippopel ofieutli6 Die bl. apmmu>
Mon e%mpfan9en. Sieie Gambling
bebentetc, lpie rSie fatbolii6en Miiz
%iionen" in No. 4 bes peiteren be-
merten, Die eno9iiltise @erlobnung bes
G6aren nit Der fatboliihen Stride.
@ie befannt, bate Der &onig aus poll
tiiden 8riinbcn Die Sdipd6e gcbabt.
i'm Sabre 1896 Den aronpriusen Boris
Der ldismntiihcn Stride 81 iibcrlics
fern. Saburd, bate or iid) icl6er ans
Der fatboliidcn @emeini6ait ausaez
ihloiieu. Ser aouig ideint Ole @rs
Communication idluer empfunben An
BADEN. fam aber bis gum Gage Der
@roBidbrigtcit beS SbrouiplserS Boris
an teiuem cntiheioenoeu Sdrittc nit
8om. Crit I'M Sanuar 1915 i6idte
er Siihof Seicif, aoaoiutor bes apos
itoliiheu Sifnrs bon Soiia uno Ybi
lippopel, nah Honl, UNI Die @icoers
%bcriobmme NIT Der Stride in Die 8c9e
81 lciten. Sic Serbonblun9eu batten
guten @riolg, Sic @rtommnitatiou
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@ir liefern Gnd Die Wnfer
;m biaisen Yreiien. :


sleeve in wrist or elbow length. The
design is also nice for serge, shepherd
check, plaid suiting, gingham, percale,
rep and poplin. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 4, 6, s and 10 years. 1t re-
quireS 2 IL yards Of 44-inch material
for a 4-year size. Price 10c.
O3O0-Pillow Top. Here is a pretty
pillow top, quite different from the
ordinary pillows, and is very effective
in the simple outline stitch, as it is
prettily tinted on Aberdeen crash.
Stamped and tinted on Aberdeen crash,
including back, 30 cents. Embroidery
cotton for outlining design, 10 cents.
Perforated pattern, including necessary
stamping materials, ID cents.
1615-Ladies' Camisole in Kimono
Style A new and attractive under gar
ment. Batiste, dimity, nainsOok, crepe,
lawn or silk are nice for this style.
1t is made with fulness at the neck and
waistline and the sleeve sections are
Tapped in points at the shoulders. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes Small, medium
and large. 1t requires 1 IA yards Of
36-inch material for a medium size.
Price 10c.
l6O6-Baby's Kimono. Hand en-
broidery is always effective and ap-
propriate for infants garments. The
design here portrayed is suitable for
flannel, silk or cashmere, and may be
worked in eyelet or solid Stitch.
Stamped on cashmere---~-.---S1.OO
Stamped on 80
Perforated pattern -..---- 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

16O7-Ladies' Shirt Waist, VIII
Two STYLES of Sleeve. Blue tafteta
with satin TO match for the collar,
or brown poplin with white faille Tor
trimming would be nice for this. Inc
body portions of the waist are plated
I'm slot effect, and the neck Is cut
I'm low outline, with revers collar mn
ish. This model is also good for serge
fiannel, batiste, nuns yelling, linen
and lawn. The pattern is cut In u
sizes: "a. SO, SO, 40, AZ and Al inches
bust measure. 1t requires 2 IA yards
of 44-inch material for a 36-inch size
Price 10c.
l543-Boys' Trousers with Closing
I'm Front, or at the Sides. This style
is good for serge, cheviot, broadcloth,
velvet, corduroy, khaki, galatea, ging-
ham, s~eersucker, linen, pique or drill.
The closing may be in front or at the
sides. The lower edge is cut straight.
The back is fitted with neat pockets,
and the fronts have deep real boys
pockets. The pattern Is cut in . sizes
&, s, 10, Il and IA years. 1t requires
] "a yards of 27-inch material for a
12-year size. Price 1Oc.
O-Child's Envelope Night Dress
in High, Round or Squafe Neck Edge,
and with Sleeve in either Of Two
Lengths. A very practical, convenient
garment This style will prove a com
fort to both mother and child, for
with the envelope lap or extension the
gown will be kept in place and not
.'crowd up as is often the case with
the loose models. This style is es-
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set in at the armscye Of the lining,
and may be made with a deep pointed
cuff in wrist length finish, or In short
length with a ''turnback" cuff. The
skirt has plaits at the sides and smart
pockets. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes /:
10, Is and 20 years. 1t requires 6
yards of 44-inch material for a 16-year
size. The skirt measures 3 3-4 yards
at the foot, with plaits drawn out.
Price 10c.
1305-Dress for Misses and Small
Women with Body Lining, with Long
or Short Sleeve, and with Raised or
Normal Waistline). Light blue silk
grenadine was used for this design.
The shirrings are corded, and the
added trimming al the neck is of soft
dotted chiffon. This model Is youth
full and especially becoming to slight
girlish figures. The skirt may be fin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
anlanh.
Ius5us aus benz 5aitenbirtcnbrici sei
8iihufs upn Superior.

USE mddtis mabnt ms @ott Sllr
SuBe. ourh Die furhtbare @ciBel. Ole
Gr iiber Ole Tplfer @uropu's ihpin9t.
60 crnit uno bunlpi bat Die 9uB9lodc
nimmtcr 9etlungcn, ais iest I'M Srobs
men beS aricscS. Sbr @elGutc bar
mpniert 10 rcdrt nit Der SuBprcbi9t
Die ms Der 9ott8cianbte Srcbigcr i'm
S~uBgeiuanoc. Sobannes Der Sduier,
bait. "Sereitct ben 8ea ocs Serrn
por!" ruit CT lnlS ST, Sereitet ben
8e9 Selen. Der ba lit. Der 8e9. Ole
@abrbeit unb buS 9eben~.
Coll aber bieier 8e9ebau gclingeu.
10 mus 6Ierit icpcs Sbal. ieoer Sumpi.
~aus9efiilt perocn, llno bicie Sbdler.
bieic Shludtcn, bieie Nbariinoc inn
uniere Seipcnihaiten, rmiere iiuulidcr
Sriebe, Die ausaeiiiut fpcroen miiiien.
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Illus kirdbliben Kreilen.
(epia fir be SETTING bearbta)

oicnt CUR Setdmpiung Der Seuti6en?
@incn mcrflpiiroigen Sesriif bon
Initano nnS anitdubiser geiueisfibz
RING pcrrGth oaS iran3oiilhe fatbos
hide Yropagauoa sSontite aidb. inbem
cs cine Shrift perididt nit Dem
Sitel: Ses SurbodJes, Die llebcr@
Bodies, III Der Nnbre Seaunier aud
@r5bergcr nennt, Den CT nit Dem
Woniiten Situalb III cine Yarallels
itclt! 9es ireres Stalbers (aultatf
StoIber9D lperbeu oarin 9oetbe's
Wfitbriiocr III Der Teligion beS Sturm
nnb Sran9s 9cnannt, NIB mas berlei
llngereimtbeiten mebr iiuo. Sie
Seute i6einen poli9 iibcr9eidnappt
an fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated IN this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of price mentioned with descrip-
ton of each pattern. Send either sill
YER wrapped in paper OF stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance is made for seams,
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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ished without the heading. The sleeve,
In wrist or elbow length, is stylish and
attractive. The waist fulneSs is ar
ranged on a body lining. The pattern
is u In 4 sizes: IA, 10, II and IS
years. 1t requires 3 yards of 36-ipch
material for u 14-year size. Price foe.
1522-A Very Pretty C~enterpiece.
This design Is suitable for outline,
coronation or soutache braid. Size
1Sx1S inches.
Stamped on imported Irish linen--.35c
Perforated pattern---.--..--~.,20c
1557-Girls' Dress with Single or
Double Skirt and with Sleeve i'm Either
OF Two Lengths. Blue crepe de chine
with "val' insertion and edging would
be nice for this model. White Batiste
with embroidery, challie with pipings
of matched China silk, creme with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Sermann, M,u.-Nm poriaeu Conn.

Sermann, Wtu.-Im uorigeu Conn
tag bat Der bpdlp. Guitos Sran5iSfus
8aaIe, .. s. Nc, bas bieiise uclle
Sran5istancr saloitcr ciugelueibt.
ct. 9uuis, Wu.-Scr 9ciuuo pcs
9oroners im Snoueite iiber Den Spb
bes bphlp. j. s.. Sdultc, Der iid mi
ocrgnn9encu Samatng crihoB, lautcte
auf Selbitmorb, Der in cinem Infalle
geiitiger llmuadtung be9an9cn lpurbe.
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Ansiann.
Sic Snoiamer NIB bic Gbeideiouns,

Sic Nl0tniter NIB Die Vbcld1cloultg,
,5n Den .9 8" bon ct. Sonis
face, 0tan., leieu mir:
.@elceentlih zines aou9reIies Der
tatb. Siours Snbianer, Dem mebr dis
1000 8otbbdutc aus Winneiota. Den
Safota's, Wanitoba uuo Sastatdee
man beiippbnten, ipurbe Dem aongreiie
cine Yetition 6u9eitcut, in pelder Die
Ibihaifung bes Siporce fir Die Sns
bianerz o. ierbationen perlangt ipirb.
"a bier Die Idtrmg Dor Der Seiratb in
eri6refenbem RaBe %abnebme."
Sebt iiub es alio Die 8ilben Die
cine neniser beibniide Qualification
%perlnn9en.
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may be finished with a shaped cuff. In
short length a smart flare cuff forms
a suitable trimming. The skirt is es-
pecially noticeable because of its
pocket effects at the side seams, and
the becoming fulness of its lines. The
pattern Is nice for figured silk, crepe,
embroidered wolfe or batiste, also for
nuns yelling, serge, lawn and dimity.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes: 10, is
and 20 years. 1t requires 3 3-S yards
Of 44-inch material for an 1S-year
size. The skirt measures about 3 yards
at its lower edge. Price Zoe.
1622-Girls' Dress with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. a simple, be-
coming school frock for mothers girl.
Mixed suiting In brown tones was here
combined with white pique. The style
Is unique and has attractive features.
The model is in one-piece style, with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Sn Den Seri6ten feblt iebod cine Auz
5dbl 8emeinoen. ~bnrunter bier in
WtiItpalfee uub Is a~uBerbalb, 10 bab
Die 8eiammt5iffern binter ser 8irts
lit)fcit 5uritfblcibeu.
Buffalo, y. Y.-Sier itarb ncilid,
Der ebrip. Srubcr Sipen Campbell. 9.
s., 2aienbruoer bes bieiisen Ganiiills
aolle9cS. Gr mar gebiirtig aus Srs
lauo uub Sdblte 43 Sabre.
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feather stitching or embroidery, either
or all of these may be used for this
charming little design. For a school
dress, checked Bingham could be com
bined with ~chambrey. For warmth,
plaid suiting with serge II cashmere.
The dress may be finished with single
or double skirt, and with or without
the ~suspenders. The. pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 4, g., s and 10 years. 1t re-
quires 4 IA yards of 36-incR material
for the dress with double skirt and
3 IL yards with single skirt for an
Swear size. Price 10c.
16 6-Costume for Misses and
Small Women. This desirable model
has new and becoming style features.
The fronts are cut low over a vest In
surplice style, and are finished with a
revers collar. The waist is mounted on
n lining. The sleeve i'm wrist length
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

tprrbe aufgebobeu, unb Der 8pnig
empfin9, ipie beriftet, III Der &atbes
orale bon Sbilippopel. umseben bonn
Srin3en 9pria nnb ben Yriu5eiiinuen
Naoeoiu unb gupprin, bic bl. aomr
mnnion aus Der Sano bes giI6ofs
Seieff.
Hum.-8ie aus gutter patitaniider
GueQe befannt miro. bat Yapit Sc
neoift Sater Senuiie seseniibcr mn
iciu &itIeib iibcr bas llngliid
gelgicn's nusgebriidt, in bas es ourd,
ben aricg seitiir5t iunrbe. Su bieies
gfitlctb tpurben bann gentle politiite
3iele in Sc Sapre ipiutiirlid bineins
interpretiert nno fabri5iert,-(-N.
z. NJ
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Der GIteite Sijfpf.

Ser dlteite Siifoi Der Grbe lit our
3eit Der 8eibbiifof bes grSbistbums
9ambrai in Sranfreif. bod,p' tier
Scnri Ionnier, Sitularbiidoi bon
2pooa. Gm 5. Samuar trot bcrielbc
in fem 81. Sebensiabr Elm unb am %.
Sebruar bceanu er bcrcits ouS 45.
Sabr ieineS biidpflifen Imtcs.
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enolihc Siebe poleu mir betradten
uuf ieincm Seioertstpcse bonn Sauie
ocs Silatus big auf Den 9ii9cl
8plgatba.
Sieie &cnidenz llno @ottcsliebe
iuollen mir bon linn lcrneu uno JIG
fleiBig nusiiben.
Sicie unenolide 9iebe 9ottes lpole
inns antreiben, bab mir Die bl. Saiteuz
aett tn tpabrem SuBgeiit s,ibriuseu.
Sir Ticle bon ms III CO Die lcste
Wabnungl 8cnu mir ndditcs Sabr
Dor Der I'll. Saiten5eit itcben - limb
Siele bon urs idon in Der @ipigteit.
8e9ebcn 6u Supcrior am %. Sc
brliar 1916.
Ans. 81 &nmhcItn
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Yrieiter s~eitprbeu.

NhhShSt SShphpkh
Hep. Sos. Slider, Nettor Der ct.
Ieness STRIDE in Buffalo, u. .. 8ur
9ebiirtis aus 9apern uub 8Gblte SO
Sabre. - Hep. 8. &. 8erberid,,
Siarrer ser go. Yctcr uno Saul'ss
Stride in 5reIsburg, Seras. - 8cp.
S%oniiatiu5 Srosnntini, &aplan bes
3loiters Der Nrmcn 3lariiien in
Sorbentoipn, y. :. Ser %eritprbene
f~eiertc I'M pereangcnen Sabre ieir
~solbeucS Sriciter SubiIdum. - 8cp,
Sobn arppne; Yiarrer Der ilopafiiher
ct. Subanncs Hcponuf Stride IN Stem
9orf. @r mar aus ltngarn gcbiirtia
unb 5abltc 40 Sabre.
Wilmaufee. @is.-Nucb Scr SiD5es
iaus Statiitif fir bds Sabr 1915.
pcldc bonn bpdap. Scrru &auSlcr y,
IS. Srauot gemd6 ben i'll bcr crss
bild)pflifen A3ou6lei cingclauicnen
SabrcS6cridrten Der pcridicbencn @e>
meinocn 5uinmmcn9eitelt purbc. inn
Ole inter Den ein8clnen Hubrifcn an
9eiibrten 9eiammt6iiferu mic lolet
3abl Der Snmilien fir 1915, 1881;
iiir 1913 1896; Sauien 10. sos;
gbeu 2,374, ba5u 1873 semiihtc; Som
p%crtiten 597; S~c9rGbninc 1858;
9inbcr III Sinrrihulsu 36.444. in
.oifcntlidcn" Shuleu S.S7S. Niir
Die Stabt Milpaufee limb 21.449 fus
tboliife Samilicn, 1898 Sinner in
Yinrrluuleu unb 1,127 ainbcr in Den
~pifcntliben" Sbulen per5ei1uet.
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-11
SURPLUS Of WOMEN
CAUSED BY WAR;
EXCESS FEMININE POPULATION
OBLIGED TO SUPPORT THEM.
SELVES IN FACTORIES

PARIS, July 1.-THE latest Stats
tics of the labor department show
that while women outnumbered men
in France before the war by 1862
lin total population of 39.602,25S)
the war will probably decrease the
number Of men at least a million,
giving the women majority Of
1,750000.
The additional million excess fe-
male population will be obliged, in
part at least, to support themselves,
increasing considerably the percent
age of female wage earners, which
according to statistics of the year
1912 was one-fourth of the total num-
Der of employed in commercial and
industrial establishments subject to
inspection by the labor department.
There were 100000 persons earn
ing salaries or wages in France be-
fore the war. They were distributed
as follows: Farm hands, 100000;
house servants. 100000; government
employees, 100000; commercial EN-
ployes, 100000; industrial employees
| 100000.
OF the 4,360,OO0 workers in com
mercial and industrial enterprises in
spected in 1912, 1928 were women
and girls, There were, besides, 9
million women and girls mostly gar
ment makers engaged on piece worl
at home and escaping the inspection
law They brought the total o.
female wage earners up to 2,212,S9t
as against 3,7S7,110 men, Since tn,
war began at least 10000 womeI
have been added to the number
making in round numbers 1850, 200
Half of the total war losses in mel
will fall on the factories ana com
mercial establishments. decreasing
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Tonopah Gypsy Queen Mining com
pany, location of principal place of
business and location Of works, To
nopah, Nye county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board OF directors,
held on the 5th day OF June. 1915, an
assessment mo. 81 of one "a cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin,
to the secretary, at the office Of the
company, room 265 Russ building. San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day Of July. 1916, Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Tuesday, the
18th day of August, 1916, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
of sale.
BY order of the board of directors
CHARLES d. OLNEY,
Secretary.
Office, room 265 Russ building, San
Francisco. California. J10-Jy11-1t
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P. N. Cunningham Opt. DR..
EYES TESTED-GLASSES FITTED
No. 21s State Bank Building
Application No 400s
Notice Of Application for Permission
10 Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada

Notice Is hereby given that on the
9Th day OF June. 1916, in accordance
with Section 50, Chapter lao. Of the
Statutes of 1913, the Round Mountain
Mining Company. corporation, of
Round Mountain, County of Nye. and
State of Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters of the State OF Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from
Shoshone Creek, at point on unsur-
veyed land from which the Sc corner
of Sec. s, T. 10 N. r. a. e.. NJ. d. B. 4
NJ. bears N. 81 degrees 20 minutes
West l3,07s.s feet. by 'aeans of a
dam and pipeline. and fifteen cubic
feet per second Is to be conveyed to
the SEA Sec. IA. SW a Sec. 10. NWh
See "a. NEi4 Sec "a, T. 10 N, r. 43
East. Nwh Sec. 10. NEh Sec. IS, sWA
Sec. 10, NWA Sec. 80, NWA Sec. 90.
T. 10 N, r. "A East, and unsurveyed
lands, approximately. the SEA Sec. 10,
SWA Sec. 20, SEA Sec. 20, NEh Sec.
&c. NWA Sec. 29 and NEA Sec. 20, T.
10 n, r, A t.. NJ. ID. B. & NJ, by means
of a pipeline. and there used for min
ing and domestic purposes. Water not
to be returned to stream.
(Signed) w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer
Date of first publication June 81 1916
Date of last. publication July 25. 1916
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-11
pm PICTURE OF FRENCH LIFE
TOLD FROM ACTUAL EXPERIENCE

military cross at two in the morning
by blase young man somewhat
tired of life, who, fortunately for me,
refused my proffered assistance, and
who, when he returned to share my
dug-out with the sweat of suppressed
excitement on his brow, drank two
stiff nobblers of whiskey in quick
succession that poured out for him,
and then failed to find sleep for his
over tired nerves. have seen the
shells bursting around with no OPP
portunity of running like the devil,
as we all felt inclined to do. have
escaped bits of horrible shrapnel by
two and three feet, and snipers bull
lets by inches, and I've eaten bully
beef till the cows came home-the
bravest deed of all
1T is curious Keeling the first
time one stands SURROUNDED by shell
and machine gun fire. was inter
ested by watching myself to see how
! took it. To my intense surprise |
wasn't frightened, but only curious
and then sad. Sad at the thought of
what 1t all meant, and what had
seen. But in spite of everything
have never for moment been de-
pressed or nervous. have had to
stand under machine gun fire for an
hour at night, so as to impress my
men and reassure them for ! find
example is everything in war; and
yet am disguised with it all-except
the spirit of the splendid fellows with
whom | am surrounded Their devo
ton to duty, their unselfishness
fraternity. and cheerfulness is some
thing to make one proud OF ones
race. Hard swearing and hard living
men they may be tofficers and mel
alike), but they are the finest fellows
one can meet, and their daily con
duct is more beneficial than hun
dred sermons by the finest parsol
orator living"
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Serial No. O4sos
NOTICE For PUBLICATION

u s. Land Office at Carson City Nevada.
June 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that John
Bradford, OF Death Valley, California,
Application. No 04909, for SM NEA
NWA SEE, MEX SWK. Section II.
Township is South. Range 50 East. Mt;
Intention to make Five-Y Proof TO
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Jessie Christenson. Q.
s Commissioner. at Beatty, Nevada, on
the 3lst day OF July, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Seipp, Of Death Valley, Cali
fornia; John Dalfs, of Beatty, Nevada;
Charlie Spears. Of Death Valley. Call
'ss' ~ sHoBER J. ROGERS.
Jas-sox Register
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-11

the total number of male wage earn
ers to 3,2S7,110. Surprising that half
the same number of women will re-
place them it will bring their total
up to 100000 or AZ per cent of the
whole.
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nv Associated Press.p
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE DIG
nusb" which the British and French
have at last attempted along the
northern portion of the German line
has been viewed by at least some
- tho officers in the British trenches
"a likely to entail sacrifice OF lie
.that no general will be prepared TO
face" according to a captain whose
letter from the British front, written
lust before the big forward move
ment began, gives some interesting
,,ght on the present psychology OF
,he man in the trenches. Ralph L..
chaniwald New York manufac-
,rrer makes public the letter. with
ont disclosing the identity OF the
cantain who wrote 1t.
1--WE talked OF big push when
noe in London" says the officer. 1T
NAV be attempted, and ! may be IN
but the sacrifice of life will be
something that in my humble opinion
No general will be prepared to race.
on,v those who have had some ex-
nerience of trench warfare can appre-
a,o.o ,he stupendous difficulties OF a
great forward movement, with its
at,ondant wholesale slaughter of the
vary blood that England requires
most No: in my opinion, valueless
though It be, our policy must be one
NJ attrition-of wearing out the
enemy-a policy that fully realize,
however. may mean the bankruptcy
Of the civilized world. Verdun is
doubtless the last great effort of a
desperate and wonderfully organized
military nation, but its failure in that
quarter will not render the task OF
oyerthrowing it's well handled mass
of troops very much easier, under
trench circumstances"
In other parts OF his letter, the
british captain frankly discloses what
he thinks of the war:
Between you and me-" he says
war is the most damnable, stupid
nonsensical thing that was ever
invented for settling disputes, and Is
carried on by brainless, well meaning
men that you wouldn't give the office
boys job to. Incompetence. ineni
cheney and pluck: effrontery, inter
ference, red tape and ability, are al
mixed up together out here, In
manner that would drive business
man like you crazy
4 have no Intention Of wearyinl
you with tales of hurting shells. an'
The deafening roar of cannon. makinl
your blood run cold with stories o
the sights that disgust you. and ye
FIJI you with deep sympathy; 0
shocks and hairbreadth escapes; o
tales of valor and of trembling
knees; OF the brave British Office
shaving under shell fire although
have done that stunt many morn
ing, without cutting myself. OF shot
that pierced the tunic to be defiecte
finally by the small bible presente
by the blue and brown eyed maide
of Bloomsbury square; of the bull,
ing officer being saved by the fires
faced youngster fulfilling a noble r.
venge
strangely enough, in my short e,
perience. have seen many of thes
things, including the winning OF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-11
JUMBO Ex. KEEPS UP RECORD

Official reports from the JUMBO
lex. AT Goldfield state that the net
realization of the company for June
from the extraction of ore amounted
to S2h 600