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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

DIR. John L. Worden, Elko County's
health officer, has made a discovery
OF the utmost Importance to every
man. woman and child in the State Of
Nevada. Don't miss the story of it. in
this issue, Page /, headed: "Vile
Sweat-Shop Cause OF Deadly Epidem.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
EPIDEMIC SHOWING
A SLIGHT DECREASE

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The infantile
paralysis epidemic today shows
slight decrease. There were l66 new
cases and IL deaths in the last "a
hours. The weather continues hot and
sultry.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Frank Smiley. the popular Star Val
ley ranchman. is here today.
Hugh W. Taylor. tie popular sheer
magnate Of Lovelock. is visiting here
Ben wetherbee. the well known Bull
Iionaire. Is guest at the Hotel Mayer
{. Earl Parker of Reno. representing
Mack Bros. prominent piano house.
Is here on business visit
FOR sALE.-s65 new drop-head
5 White sewing-machine. only SIS.
Phone 1922. o2tf.
Charles Mahaffey, the Western Pa
cific dispatcher. will leave in a day or
two on a vacation trip TO the East.
C. o. Van Ness of Chicago. repre-
senting Hubbard. spancer * Bartlett.
is here on a business trip.
E. Richardson of Salt Lake, repre-
senting the Cudahy Packing Co.. is
here today.
FOUNDRY horse, 100 pounds,
strap and hell on neck, branded p
on left side of neck. right hind foot
white s. l. Wines, at Wells. q2.s.
Harry Hsles, of Ogden, auditor and
county clerk of Weber County. Utah,
Mrs. Hales and their little daughter,
are visiting County Clerk and Mrs.
Robert Eunter.
Miss A. Bssio of San Francisco ar
rived today to enjoy long visit with
her brother, Joseph Besio, on the Lar.
ter's fine ranch at Rowland. 20 miles
the other side OF Gold Creek.
James eIsmpulis OF McGnl, New,
representing the Steptoe Meat Co., is
here rounding up winter meat orders.
Mr.. GiampLlis says Elko is to he a
great city; that it has the necessary
natural backing.
Eddie Hall of Tobar, who has
equaled Teddy Tetzlaff in some of his
road driving feats with his Studebaker,
was in smashup yesterday between
Tobar and Wells but luckily escaped.
70 one was injured.
w. T.sSmith, director of the Western
Pacific, who has extensive local in
terests, is expected to arrive tomor-
row morning on the Western Pacific
for a fortnight's enjoyment in Elko
and the surrounding summer resorts.
Mrs. T. W Dove and her two daugh.
tiers, who have been enjoying a vaca-
lion in California, are here today en-
route to their home at Tuscarora.
There's no place like Home" they
say.
Mrs. A. w. Duste of Los Angeles, &C
compsnied by her little daughter.
Gloria, are here on a visit with Mrs.
Duste's sigter-in-law. Mrs. Harry
Bruce. Mr.. Duste is expected to ar
rive tomorrow.
Charles l.. Flke, first trick dispatch.
er of the staff OF Chief Dispatcher w.
S. Peace of The Western Pacific, is ex-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
STEAMSHIP SUMMARIZED
BY NORTH SEA GERMANS

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Dutch steam.
ship Iceland today was summarized by
the Germans in the North Sea. The
Germans saved the crew.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

Boost for that magnificent Elko
parkway, proposed by Mr.. Edgar Rein
hart, Mr.. Charles L. Mayer and others.
The S. p. will cooperate, If our PEG.
pie will. Heaven helps them who
help themselves"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
SIX TRUSTEES ESCAPE.

SALEM, Or, Aug. Six TRUSTEES
today escaped from the flax camp of
The Oregon penltentiary, miles north
of Salem. a posse composed of honor
convicts is trailing them.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

Community intelligence, now ad.
vancing rapidly. will solve every prob
!em that is hating progress. This
applies to Elko and the whole coun-
try.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
AVIATOR is INJURED.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 2.-Falling 100
feet after looping the loop, c. o. Prcst,
an aviator. was seriously injured today
and his aeroplane was wrecked.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
wARNlNSl

All livestock found wandering at
large will be impounded and owner
will have TO pay the penalty attached
JOE. c. HARRIS. Sheriff.
N-26 IT.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
BIG BATTLE ON!

LONDON. Aug. 2.-Heavy
and continuous cannonading
today is heard off Seward and
1t IS believed another great
naval battle is in progress.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

Notice is hereby given that Kate
Louise Oldham. OF Elko, Nevada, who.
on July 30, 1911, made Carson City
desert land application O6295. now
Elko. No. 0519. for the SEA of Section
2S. Township 3S North. Range "a East.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
VESSELS SUMMARIZED.

LONDON. Aug. 2--Four British
rrawlers were summarized today By
the Germans in the North Sea. The
crews were lost.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

Notice is hereby given that PETER
S. 1NDART, OF Whiterock, County oil
Elko, State OF Nevada. has filed in this
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

02594.
Elko, Nevada, Land Office. June q
1916.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Elko O5l9

NdIsUN CITY UbZS0
Department OF the Interior. L. S.
Land Office at Elko. Nevada, July
q, 1916.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-02

MANY TIMES BOTH IN WINTER SUMNER, WE HAVE
BEEN coMPLmENTEo UPON OUR STOCK FURs STOCK
BRINGING FORTH THESE COMPLIMENTS is WELL WORTH
YOUR INTEREST.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
vampire film
PACKS BIJOU

Honolulu, figuratively speaking,
rad been on tip-toes of anticipation
of the premier run of "A Fool There
Was" the first of the Fox Film Cor
portion pictures to be shown here
Last Saturday evening and again last
night the Bijou theater was packed
To the doors, "A Fool There Was
being the attraction, The film marks
the introduction of a new cast of ar
fists, all exceptionally talented; a new
lnotion-picture service that had been
heralded as Incompatible" and
picture of interest and highly-efficien
photography.
Theda Bara, the international ia,
vorite, said to be the most beautifully
wicked woman ON the stage, and Runa
Hodges, precocious child actress,
must be mentioned in the same
breath. The former has proved SEN
saticn on two continents. both for her
beauty and her ability to portray
such roles as the Vampire-woman IN
this adoption OF Rudyard Kipling's
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
BLANCHE Sweet
SCORES AGAIN
IN LASkY Film

"The Secret Orchard" latest vehi.
Gle for Jesse L. Lasky's famous young
film STAR Blanche Sweet, was offered
at the Liberty theater last night and
promises to keep up the record OF
this popular picture house of "capa-
city attendance"
Blanche Sweet has, = already ap-
peared at the Liberty in "The Cap
tive" Stolen Goods" and "The
Clue" and in each successive offering.
she has become more of a popular
idol. In "The Secret Orchard" she
will add largely to her popularity.
The same also is true of Carlyle
Blackwell, who appears as co'star
with Miss Sweet. II
The story of The Secret Orchard"
is that of the daughter of a promin-
ent member of the Partisan demi-
monde. The child, shortly before the
death Of her mother is placed in a
convent to protect her from the influ.
ences of the mothers mode of living.
But she inherits her mothers traits
of character, which are hidden be.
meath a sweet nature and charming
personality. Upon her ADVENT into
the great world outside the convent
she is betrayed by the Duke of
Cluny. Later the Duchess of Cluny
provides home for the orphan girl
who, upon recognizing in the duke her
betrayer keeps silent out of regard
to her benefactor, the duchess. Still
later the girl meets Lieut.. Dodd, U.
S. N. (BlaekwelD, falls desperately
in love with him and the truth is I'm.
folded Stirring scenes follow, as
finale to which the young lovers are
happy and contented. "s.=
Meal of the Navy" the new serial
which appears in the Saturday edition
of the Star-Bulletin in story form,
promises new brand of thrills for
the followers of this kind of enter
tainment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

poem. Runa Hodges is intrusted with
a most important role as the daugh-
ter of the Fool, and her natural,
naive, child-like manner of handling
her part must endear her to every be-
holder.
Edward Jose, as the Fool, has a diff
ficult role and one of which he is in
perfect control at all times He has
developed the art of ''making-up" to
science, which is necessity in
this part.
"A Fool There Was" will run
through the present week at the new
ly decorated Bijou and, with the new
opera chairs there is no chance of
Getting poor seat at this house while
the view is perfect from every seat
owing to readjustment of the pro-
lection curtain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
AIDA IN TEMPLE CIAD|N WHITE
DUCK SKIRT AND BLOUSE OF PINK

tune. and six members of the corp.
de ballet were lined up clad in shori
garments which looked something like
the pants which runners wear fol
work on the cinder track.
Johanna kristoffy, the Austrian pri
ma donna, who is to sing Aida TO
night, paced back and forth with a
boyish stride, clad In a white skirt
and loose, pink blouse, black leather
shopping bag hanging to her arm.
vergeri Appisuds. j..
Suddenly she began to sing. and i'm.
mediately the incongruous costuming
was forgotten. But this is not a criti.
cism of Nine. Kristoffy's yoice-that
must wait.until tomorrow. Suffice to
say that at the end of her difficult
aria Madame Fergeri, one of the other
prima donnas OF the company, leaned
forward from the box in which she
sat, and applauded most heartily
spontaneous tribute from one artist to
another. ~ ...
Until long after IL o'clock the re.
hearsal continued. The stage man
ager, minus his coat, his collar gone
and his shirt torn open at the, throat,
rushed hither and yon, pleading, Goa.
ing, directing, Tor at times lie had
nearly 100 people on the stage. Diff
fieult passages were repeated and gone
over again and again. Fhe, ballet dane
ed, and then had to dance again and
finish three feet to the right of where
they had stood at the close of the first
dance.
Slowly the performance began to
take on form and finish. and when
at last the lights were dimmed and
the tired performers filed out of the
stage door and into the windy night
there was a general feeling of conf
dence and satisfaction that tonight
the performance will Ego smooth
Tonight's Principals:
The cast tonight will be as follows:
Ada, Johanna Kristoffy; Amneris,
Bernice Holmes; Rhadames, Eugenio
de Foleo; Amonasro, sJoachino Wan
rell; II Re, Umberto Revere; I'm Mes
saggero, William Giuliani; Una Sacer-
iotessa, Mabel Robertson. The scene
Is laid in Memphis and Thebes in
time Conductor, Luigi di
Roccia. Emilia Costanza, premiere
ianseuse.
Tomorrow night yerdfs I'll Trova-
.ore" will be sung; Wednesday night, |
'Traviata;" Thursday might, I'll Tro-
Friday night. "Rigoletto;"
matinee, "Traviata,' and
saturday night. aida again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
-RICH.QUICk
scheme ISBASIS
FOR MOVIE Plot

Many who have been victimized by
promoters of get-rich-quick schemes
will find their experience duplicated
in the new two-act feature, The
Swindler," powerful dramatization
of Herman Buels famous story, which
will be offered as headline. attrac-
ton at the Empire theater today. 1t
tells how Bess, country girl, blinded
by Harris wealth, becomes his wife
in spite of the fact that she had prom
ised to marry former school mate.
Tom, who holds an honest affection
for the GIRL learns that widow has
been robbed of every penny she pos
sessed by Harris, who is promoting
a dishonest financial proposition.
Bess, in the meantime, has remained
in ignorance of the manner in which
her husband obtains the money which
goes to buy her every luxury. She
learns the true situation when Harris
is exposed by the authorities A world
OF heart-interest is contained In The
Swindler." Alice Joyce and Guy
Combes have leading roles in the pro-
duction.,
An attempt is made in the one-act
He Was a Travelling Man"
to show that the most inquisitive peo-
pie in the world are the employees of
a country hotel George Wheeler,
Mildred Pierce, Arthur Werner and
Gerald Meyton add much to the sue
cess of this roaring farce.
when Gratitude Was Love-"
drama, and a slippery Slim come
ly, close the program.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
High Priest ExhortS Before Al
tar in Shirt Sleeves, With
Derby Hat on Back of Head

Hundreds of people passed the Ha,
waiian Opera House last night without
noticing anything unusual. The build
ing was dark and seemingly deserted.
Only dim light over the stage en-.
trance at the rear limited that there
might be something going on.
Dark and quiet as the building ap-
peared from outside, inside it blazed
with light, and perfect uproar pre-.
vailed at times.
The De Folco Grand Opera Company
was rehearsing Aida" in preparation
for the opening Of the grand opera sea-
son this evening. The stage was
crowded with people talking in every
key, and gesturing in a manner as
vivid as speech. Scenes were being
dropped from the loft, raised and re-
arranged, and now and then a strong
wind would fill painted canvas, maxi
ing the walls OF the Karnak temple or
the pyramids near Thebes sway and
WAIVER In a dangerous manner.
In the pit the orchestra tuned up In
a manner that seemed entirely tune
less to the uninitiated, and a perfect
habble of speech filled the house In
one group were about 25 members OF
the Hawaiian Band in white uniforms.
In the center aisle Chevalier de Roc
cia, conductor. coatless and perspiring,
was in earnest consultation with Sig
nor de Folco, the latter debonair in
black suit, red carnation in the Ia
pei of his coat, and the corner of a
red silk handkerchief projecting from
his pocket.
Three Raps, Then Silence.
Di Roccia turned toward the orches.
ira, took up his baton; de Folco hur.
ried back of the scenes. Three sharp
raps were given with the, baton, and
rs if by magic the noise of voices and
Of wailing stringed instruments was
1ushed. A momentary pause, then "a
swelling of orchestral music, and the
curtain was raised showing the inter
or of an Egyptian temple-a temple
most wonderfully populated.
There were men in rumpled white
suits, men without coats or vests, and
With gaudy suspenders flaringly re-
lealed Wanrell, the basso, as Anon
lsro, stood with his thumbs in his |
rest and a derby hat on the back OF |
lis head. Mem and women of the
horus were in every style OF cos
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
EI=EE
TA T. a. E.E

The Home Of Hish-class Pictures.
Program beginning 1880 p. m. until
4 p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO shows) $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
AND EVENING
The Swindlers" (two-reel drama1
kalem4
When Gratitude Vas Love-
tdramal, Edison
Slippery Sims Wedding Day
Comedy, Essenay.
He was Travelling Man" Come
ty), Kalef1i.
-
Wheaa YouI Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

The most widely discussed pie
tureI ever in Honolulu featuring
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03

forleoen Scot til 2igbulet bpao ban
troe6e por 9obe6et al W3rS. 5reoa
@ilon SuItruen til en- Yramlflpper,
men man fanot beo en- unoeripgelle,
at Set par en- balbbrpnot Jigur.
W1rs. Nilion og benoes to 8ern er
blanot be nj lapneoe.
Man fit bloc ibog, at Sfa6en noe
item er felt beffet of Msiurance, bo-
beolagelig / 2lopos, England. 9e
olliere6e, til bben 9lmmunitionen
ifulbe lenbes, bliper loaleoeS Be enelte
tabenoe for bennes peofommenoe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03
Gn MiasIe Taar antases fprsiftet.

Gm Wasie syaar antages forgiftet.
Dillon, Weont., oen 27oe Suli. Su=
Iinoer al SSaar er osoe Centennial
Ialen 2ebet al BEN 1i6Ite llge, og
l1noeripgeller giores for at faltllaa
9posaarlagen. gltenfor Monioa er
Supnegongene operalt operltrpet meo
Saoreifrotter.
Iean tror, at en- eller anoen gif-
tia Blante bar foraarlaget Sabene,
lon1 ct oe itsrlte Somlnertab paa
mango Mar.
Nrbeioerleoere obmt. Gbieogo oen
27be Sl1li. Shorten slrbeioerleoere,
iom for en- fort gio iioen bleo fun=
SEN mloige Bengeubpres1li1lg og
Soeleggelle al Gienoom llnoer e1,
Streif, lit ioag lin Gom, efterot ct
Sorllag ON M Sag bar blenet al,
niIt. Ger bleb bsmt til ira ct til
tire slars 6pngiel og Sc snrige til
fra $500 til $4,000 Mulft.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03
Gn fjplig Outlining. 8albing

Gn fjplis Outlining. WaIbington
Cen lte 4ug aislig, ter 2uft fra
Get fanaoilfe Noropelten git ooer
belle oen norolige Del al De syoreneoe
Stater igaar og ifaffeoe 2inoring
moo ben barIte Barmebslge paa Is
9lar. Mlle Steoer noroenTor en- Gin.
ie truffet onttrent ret Belt fra SEEM
Yorf bar Ser Ne0gang 9enperatll.
rem, og neoenfor benne 2inie 1n9r,
feoes 8irtningen meo en- Joranbring
al nogle faa 8raoer.
.gerrnuoa ginoen", Der oe Hb.
Ite 10 Gage bar orebet gslger al
narln, f1,gtig ouit fra 9roperne oper
belle be 5orenebe Stater, bite isaar
3egu til at bile gioe Jig.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03
Nooe aors Torraab og Be alliere-

Des VlOfaDe. WalbIngton Oen lite
9lug. Santlige 9fegieringer bar
giennem 4mbasiaosr Sage / Sonoon
ierbt en- oetaljeret Jremltllllng al
fine 8ru1be-for at nagte oe 5oreneoe
Stater 9illabelie til at lenoe Rs6e
4ors 9Sorraao giennem BEN alliereoe
8lofaoe til 9piflano 90 glterris.
Soften, Ser bleb offentliggiort igaar.
oftes al ubenrigsbepartementet, er-
flerer, at uJorlenoelien al llige 5or.
raao bar ppret forbllot bDert 2ll.
fploe al Blofaoe fsr", og forellaor,
at bois oct anlerifanIfe 5olt oirtelig
snlfer at ienoe ilige Jorraao til De
germanlfe 2anoe, set oa fan uorulte
Reoe aors Soipitalsafoelinger til at
toge Hlablen for oenL bpis llnotra.
gelie nplig fit De alliereoe til at ior.
bpoe Jorienbelie al Rsoe aors Jor-
raao.
Roten er sienlpnlig ment at af,
lutte grsftelIen al oenne Sag.
Willionbrano. gtetp Dort Ben 28oa
sSSuli. Ct beregnet CAB nf $1,000
1000 blep igaaraItes ioranriaset al en-
Slbebrono, iom sbelasoe llniteo
Storoge anb Ban Gempanps Itore
9arehus. 9eoe og Nsg orep Sum
oreoer aF Jamilier uo al nRrliggen-
De slpartment-9uIe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03
5pntuR Rtaatrftk.
Gn Streifbrpber brebt og mango
Wan6 ifaoet unber Strelfen
8ronr og 0eitebeiter, U, 9.

= Seem yorf Sen 2Soe Sul1. Sen
Streif, lom bar l1anlet Sporpogns=
trafifen 8ronr og Meltcbelter Goutl=
tp pg truer meo at uoltreffe Jig til
Wanbuttan fr9oeoe lit fgrlte STfer
tiolig ioag. 8renieapparatet pllre
fife fungere paa en- gogn paa 177tb
ct. og Boston Hoao, og Bognen
Itprtebe neo en- gaffe og fnu1tes
moo en- Spile. BognltDrer 8. 9orn,
en- StreifbrD0er, bleo orebt go
Holitineno og en- an0en Streifbrp=
Der bleo alDorllg itaoet.
lllDffen f1lgte paa flere minore
Samnenltgo, bDorunoer mango
Sporbpgue bleb ranlponeret, oa
min0lt so Wnno blep n1in0re aluor=
Zig laaret.
Jlere bun6refe Wano al Bolitlre=
| ieroen er nofonmanoeret. Wfeolenl=
ner af u9lnalganate0 9lslociatlon
| Of Street Hailmapn1en"s 2anosbe-
| ]tprel1e truer meo at u0I ItrPffe
Strefen til Wanbattans 8aoelpor.
beie.
8illiam 8. 6it5geralo, Streifer=
mes Srganiiator> oplplte ioag, at bar
| baboe nootaget 3ilbub om Yenge-
| bielp fra Yortlano, Ore, Glepelano
Boston og Chicago.
Seem Oorf Sen 28oe sSuli. Gre
Wano blep 6soelig lfaoet iom Splge
al, at EN- Sporbogn flprte moo en-
2uftbonelgile i 8ronr igaar Mftes.
gn al 6em par en- Bolitibetiert pao
8agt. l1lDffen par oen alporliglte
! li0en gognltprerne og &onouftsrer-
ne paa @aoe1porpognene / 8ronr oQ
Melt @e1tcbelter County begpnote i'm
Streif. gognen blep fnu1t. Noli.
tiet lpgte forgjepes efter 8ognper1o=
nalet e tier lllDffen.
- Seem Yorf, 1. 9lug 91elp g)orfs
pploige @a6e=Sporpeislplten, Ser
bar en- Ianlet 29ng6e al 1 ,575 Mil
trueoes ioag meo Sen melt abloluts
StanS, Ser nogenlinoe bar peret
9pens 9iltorie. Streifen gieloe1
Netten til at oanne Jagforening, oe
inorgn1n1es life bette, truer Be 80,
900 Streifere neb at uopioc Strei
fen til Spibaner og llnoergrl1nosba
ner. 0ette pilfe fpre til oen perlt(
Sporpeisltreif 2onoets 9iltorie
Som Oct er, piloe en- Stans paa So
oelinjerne alDorlig bGnlme Jorret
nilrger al olle Slags. Streifernl
guar aabenlplt op pao Sc enon1 gaa
enoe Sporpogne, betuler fine 8illet
| penge og lager iaa at opertale Streif
brpoerne at lutte Jig til ben1.
@uperner @bitnan 1tanleoe ooe1
Seem Dorf iOag for at orpfte 81
tnotioner lneo Mapor Mfitcbel, NoIi
tifon1n1islpr @ooos og anore gn1
beosmpno. 9an enifeoe at pioe, on
Seem Dorfs 10000 Golitibetjent
fl,nre flare Situationen uoen sci
litIens Siplp. Mapor sQ1itcbel falo
te begge sioer til aonferens / Gitl
Sall &l. 1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-03
blep Jienoen laaet til


3miniae5e bleo Jienoen ilaaet til
bage.
getrograo 6en 29oe Suli. Baa
oen rusiilfe geltfront tog 8usierne
unoer aampene igaar 400 Sffieerer
og 10000 Mano tilfange. bleo oet
offieielt neooelt ioag. As auuoner
blep taget.
Sra @eitfronten.
2on6on SEN 29oe ssuli. 50 for
tpile0e tpIfe Wtooangreb moo Stillin=
gerne / 9eloillelfopen lom 9ritterne
(Sortiettes pna Ste Sibe).