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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

aoblcutiefc, iab i'd 8itirrn. gtuf fuu.
felnocn Shienen iob iA Sitter rolcn
obne llnterlaB. St ieinon orbeita0t.
menoen Siuoten iob ib @aiicn fiA
Inn 8alten tiirnen glod b06er
tiirnlten tie iib III ieinen raltlpIeu
Seelen Oie, NIT feinem Seuie il sn.
frieoeu bel ieoem Sobuenihrci 1t
einen neuen llr6eitsmoraen liiirlnen
Sa lie6er 5awei3er aomcroo,
AUDI tUir In Deutibiono Bahen nun
NAL 9crge itatt SlaHlouo. glrbeiis.
fanera0en iino mir, lieber syerier.
fomeroo Sa GeutiblunS. alS 0u
iiber Dier5ig Sabre sSerien BON Strieae
batteit unO ouru Bic syrieOciisberqg
oeiuer SIrbeit iiie9it oit batteit aud
i'm Nrdiod oeine @tpine. Eicf idlnitt
Der &iemen ein ii oeine Sbultert.
0ornit ocin 9udeI. ols cs 6htiQ crnit
QeporoelL nidt Dertpeimliht mar.
Douit CT fcoerte.
fFl" t'NW oNli' NLUbNN OtltcNti luuS
Illr 1teine per6eu pir Ill inherent
ghldlad troaeu uiiiiieu2 2ciMt per.
oen Die nicbt iein
Gin 8olfsmirtihoiiler iagte mir.
orbeitci pcrocn mir nad oieicn
arieae miiilen ipic nod ME eia @olf
eelbuttet bat nnO itncrborto Rteien.
ltelne luiro'S 5u pdI5cn aeben.
Cine oeiitihr Ilutter Iob i'd III ii.
nem So5nretttirtlbof am @rabe ibras
SoobneS ltcbcu. Ginen Stcin tat lic
BON @ottesader in ibre Sanotaibe
uuo triig ton ibpeigcno bcim.
@an5 BON terne fotiacn tSricocrs.
aloden an 5i lallpin1en air 3u
idlmmaelt nod itidt 5n l1llten. Gin.
mai miro 6rie1c icin. Sriqoe2 g9obI.
an, moblnif IoBt uas uuiere neurn
5teiue IN oen Riidlod bgben l,n6 al9
reile @crac iiciaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

5crn. Gieie neue &onfurrcua fiibrte
sur Sutton ser beiocn Ueienidoiten
Suorr ino @}iiuer, nonoh oieiel6en
SIT elmer ein5igen glftienaeIeliboit
inter Der 6iruo 8ereiniete 0oulpf-
MISUNDERSTANDING 0cs @ieriualo.
1t0tter Gees iih nerI6moI5en. Ser
9ctrie6 Ser neiien @eieGIcboft beoonu
nit 0em 1. Sonuor 1870. @euGblt
milr0e ols 0eren @eIdldftshibrcr
@ouorS iS1nlio bon 9lBern, ser Bis
bor fitr5em Sen 8etrieb oeS 9anpj.
idbifflnternebmens leitete. gfo6 lana.
wierigen @erbonOhtngen fam ojc
iSiiiion Der 5lpei 9ompiIhiffaeieQ.
ibaiten in 2u5ern unO 0erieniqcn in
EOleggen 3uitonoe, poOurd iid, sic
gelamic 9anpiidiffobrf OeS Bier
iuolOiidtter Gees 81 ciuem einbeitli.
den llnteruebmen in0 iiuter Ser bis.
berigen @eihGitsiii9rune Ger Ser.
einigten DonlpfidiffgeleQIhoften oeS
TierpolOitdtter Sees 9eitaltete. Der
glniona Der neuen SIcra mar in0eiier
feinesmeaS Derlodeno. Ger 9lusbruc)
Oes oeutIb frnn50iiiHeu 9rieees
uirfte ouf Sanoel itno GcrfcDr iebr
lmgiiuiiig @s fonO oudl cine fotole
Stodliug Der 4oblen3itfubren itatt,
10 Oob iiir ole Sei5ung Der Doinprer
pielfadb MIR Sol5 unO lori IN gln.
iuenoune fontmen fonnte. Gos syobr
1878 pieS cine erbebli6c 3unabne
oes 9erfebrS oiif Srequen5en, Die
ieit 0em 9eneben Der Shiffobrt oiif
Dem 9iertpoloit6tter See ME errei8t
tDlroen 10 oaB perihieocne nepe
neue Doinpfer eeboiIt perOen nuB.
ten Dit Der Grofimtug ser @ott.
borobngn inn Sabre 1892 nabnl ser
@erfcbt nuf Dem @terpoloitdttcr Scc
erbcblih ob, itieg aber aamdbliCb mie-
Der itrb iiberboIte i'm Snllic ser Sab.
re Oie giiuitieen 9ieiultote ouer fri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

vSd ride i'm 6er6It cin,~ pic0cr,
6oIte er. lid bin SGpeiser 5oIoot.
Gs gibt nihts 9eiieres spiIden 5ipet
N3anopern ais Steine i'm 8erienrud.
iad. 0bne Die db5t Der 9ndel beiu
D9onoDer. 60 ieoert en-
nglber ~"
og9ir boben MN einuol Serge
ltott 6lodlanO. @s lit gut, nidt 81
perpeihlihen 6iuiiHen 8lpei wlono.
BERN
gSIr baben gclabt unO geroitrt.
g1nh Der 9lolt bat CT iitb neue Steinc
IN ben 9iidiad gepodt.
g@ipfeliteine,@ iogte er, oOie inS
Val biluinter molten"
ollno 0ie on0ern2~
oEoliteine, Die oif Oie Sobe woa.
ten fommen Sic er iprono Dor.
aus iiber oie 6elien Die GroebGuocr
innitteu tief in ieinen 9iiiden.
D@erge nuitutt 6lahlano2" oomtc
ib i'm glbmdrtsgebcn omeint CT, mir
in 9eutlhlnn0 bdtteu Steine i'm
9hifiod liicbt notia 5piicben 5pei
5ipei Wlonopern2"
y3piihen 5ipei &riegen ocrbe1crte
mid 0rei @ohen ipGtcr ole @cltee.
id)ihtc, oie waffeitIirreno bird
europa itonpfte. Sd bubc Ben
ShiDci5er nit Dem id5iperen Sfudiud
nibt mebr eeieben. 9lber inlmer mie.
Der babe i'd al feline Steine oenfen
nriiiicn lln0 mir in Deutihlono,
mas baben mir 5IpilMen 1871 itno
1914 OlirA 43 6rie0eusiabre in I'M.
iercm 9tldiad aeidleppt oouit ser
e5ndel niht oerweidlidlte? Ionit er
teoerte i'm Hriegc, itutt sit dy05cn2
geie NOR es ooc6 Dor picr5ebn ,Sab.
ren2 Sh ourMponOcrtc 0elttldlono.
ieine &odoien, proa bon fliiiiigen
Gileu, io6 i'd roeen. Seine soroeri
leile, nit unenoIihen 9oitcn ATS ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Sidtjio Sabre 9anlpfidiffa6rt ami
ocm @ierunlbfGtlcr Ger.

Sm Sabre 1924 niroe ser Campf.
id)ifibetric5 olti ocm VoOeniec unO
oui Dem @cuicr Gee ouiacponmcn.
1926 alf Dem Aruenbltracr Gee.
1884 oilt Dem 3iiritber Sca, 1885
orf oent Sbmer Gee. 9tm f. Tc5em.
bcr 1885 gn6 ooS Sanoelsbous
6rieorid Sn0rr & Sobn IN 9iBern
&cnntniS bon ocm @or6obcn, otf
Dem 8icrmolon0ttcr See cine ConlpI.
ibifIabrt0eiellidaft pcrmitteIit Slftien
5u griInoen iiuo hldte bel scr SIC.
gicrlng Oes aantouS 2u5crn I'M ben
Sdlnb oieics llntcrne1nlens nod.
Ser lu1crniit6e @roBe 9lot ipra@
bicrouf uitcrm II. Gc5cm6er Oes.
icl6cn Solres Ole Srei6'it scr Sdifi.
to6rt rntet &orbcbolt oes @cqeureh.
les aus mn leatel 0cm nelten llnter.
nebmen Die @flidt ouf Yerioucn
nuo Aorcn gcgen oie bom Glcincn
9iatc 81 gcuc5miocuOen @cbiibrcn
fibreu 5u iriiiien. Der 9leeicana bon
llri iuur0e interm % Ec5cnl6er bon
ocm Cefrete Ocs @roBen Nots &ennt.
MS ge1c6cn iinO ibr oos llnternet.
men bcltcns cnpioblen DDS Qlcihc
eeldldb diidl ON bic yiepiernngcu oer
iibriecn logsnannten fouforoicrenocn
@oit6orofuntonc @uiel Solotburn
iin0 Eeilit melbe ibre Termenoung
bel llri 5u9lnitcn Der llnterne6unng
elntrctcn lieBeE. Nlitilerpeilc mar
oaS Dampfihiff n5toot 9u3eru1 e..
ltclIt. GoiieIbe NOR 80 N,ctcr lana.
6lReter brett Dotte cirr N'oidiucn.
lidrfe bon $50 EicroetrGitcn oo5lr
nod einen ioliocu Nloi6auu nit
ScgeL lin bel 9iinitiaciH &inOc sic
5Sobrt uuteriiiiben 81 S6nuen. Der
@nmpier fonntc 300 9Ssrionen ncbIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

iebte Die @eiell6aft &norr Die Ga
rife fit ibre aiuei Gnnlpfer uStoot
&Bern~ unO nSt. @ottbarO~ be-
tr1htlih berob. 90 iuaren beiIpiels.
ipeile Die 8reiie bon Susern had
,Sliieleu iino 8uriid 5 @osen fir oen
erlten im0 3 @oben fir oen 3lueitea
YloB aneeiett. Dieiem rnerqlidlihen
3uIin1oe madte elm 8unoeSaeleb am
A. Slmi 1S49 iiber oie freie Sd)iff.
fnBrt orf Der @oiieritraBe BON gu.
6ern nod 5lieleii elm gnOe ino hob
gleid5eitig ole nltelt Sdifierredtg
auf @s fam min cine @eritGnoieltug
5miibcn Oen bei0en Sd]iiiobrtSoelel.
idlaften 5liltanoe in Der @eiIe, 0oD
Die @riittoeinnobmen eIeinmGBia
berteilt puroen, ebenlo 0ie 2eilhinoen
Der Sdifie. 1851 Oebnten sic beioeE
@elelllhoften ibre Sn6rten oltf sic
Strede StonsltoO unS 1852 aud,
nod FilBnadt aus. Dcr itetS leb6of.
ter Iih aeitoItenOe 9erfebr oif oenl
@icrlpaloIi1tter See pcronloBte Die
oamdIs ibpei8eriiAe 8entrolbabn
i'm Sobre 1859, 5tpei neue 0ompfer,
gSta0t 9oiel" itno ,,Sto0t DIoi-
lamb 81 bouen, ole bon Sen beioen
lDompfiHiife ifeeicaitboften po6tipeile
iibernommen nitroen TegelmGBies
Donlpfi6iifftrie nod 9Ilpno9itoo
fonoen 0unt eritenmol i'm Sommer
1858 itatt.
SIN Sabre 1864 muroe ouf oneil
Toupfern oie &ei5une NIT Stein.
foblen eingeiiibrt; porber ipirOe aus.
ldlieBliH nit &ol5 gcfeuert po5tl
itets mdhtige Gorr6te notig tpareu.
SIN Sabre 1869 biloete iib III
Ylcescn oic 0ompfId)iifgeiellldoft
oes Seiihnod)ier.Sees; folt aleihsei-
tig entltonS nub in 2u5ern cine ueue
aontlwren5seicaiboit unter 0eut
glanen 9oupfihiffocieIlidaft 2u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

10 Sonnen @nren orf einmol be-
forOern. @e6ei5t ipurOen Die ShiffSs
feiiel mr. nit Sonnen- imo 9u1en.
6ol5; cine 6abrt bon 2u5ern no1
5liielen mo 5uriid brouhte Oooon
31s aloiter. Die critic 5obrt oes
ueilen 9faOOnnpferS erfolgte am 90.
September 1886, olio Dor nunue6r
odt5ig Sobren aopitdn Oes Shifies
mar Oberitleiitnont 5ron5 b. Glgeer.
glac llfer9elGnoe mimmeIten BON 8u.
idouern, fuelcbc oieleS frenloortige
@reignis NIT uibt geringen Stou.
iten beobodteten. I'm leine lle6er.
legen5eit OraIiiib 5il manifeitiereft
fam es nod Dor onB Der neue Damp
fer IN idneaem 9nife runo Inn oen
icbmeri1aigM lluinaucn ftbr unO
Damn iueitereiIte, notiirlih niNt obne
louie Serwiinidnngen bon ieiteit oer
10 arg iibertriunpitcn @ootSleute.
Gns erite Gampiihiif yStoot
Su5ern" mics in Oen criten sSobren
iciner IGti9teit nod feline groBeil
Seiihmgeu ari. SSnnicrbin murOen
ir5on Oamols in Der nSoiion" on
Somltooen @ergniiglngsfo6rten
aisgefiibrt. Sn wenieen So6ren
nabm ober bic Gampfibiifobrt GRO.
Berc Cimcniionen an 70 ooB 1912
Ons SouoelsbouS Sn0rr Gin 5ueitcs
Gompfibiff, oen st. @ott6oro" !,
bmteu IieB. g(m .. SitIi ocsielber
Sabres idloiien oie ioeenonntcn
@ottboroiiduOe NIT an0rr einen Scr.
trog ob, genidB melcbem er sic ge.
ionite @oiSfii6ring mf Dem @ier.
ipnIOiiottcr Sec ii6crno6m. 1S47
cntltano cine aonfurren5gcieuidoit
inter 6iibruu1 oeS SnpenieurS @orl
Gmaiulel N3iiller, 9leeieriiuaSrats
BON llri, oie 5ipei neuc Tunpfer IN
oen 0ienit iteate. lin Oicien geidbr.
liben 9lc6en6ublcr 5u per0r1neen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Sabre 1887 in frou5oiii6en geIit
fam. 9Im Olanoe Der W}etiOi6o, oeS
6aaidtsartens Der gon5en @rooirS
eelcgen, lit bic Sto0t trieoer moocrn
olliaebaut, bat 6obrifcn, Gbeotcr,
&offeebduier mo cine icb0nc Stride
ncben Oen W'oicbeen. 0onf iciner
Sogc Gin iebr geiuroer glufent6ah,
treibt 9liOob eineu beoeutenoen San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Zulu, Dem eiii3igen 5reuoenous.
orud oieier oDanlen" aorifotit.
rem tpenn iie in Der Sage iino, euro.
pdiIhe @eiudnoer on5ulegen oocr
einem @ounrpoabollen Gbnlim, aus
Dem MIR Ole oroBen 9(ueen beraus.
ictoien, wenn nod Der itreneen @or.
ihrift Der 'SdIeier ibr @efidt Der.
biiIlt. 0ergIeihen SeItc iino ibre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Del. Ser SSerfebr nit Oen Stammen
Oes Snnern 5iebt notiirlid Die glnge.
borieen oer fleinen ioipie Der eroBen
@iiite bierber. Sorbiae oaer S6ot-
tierungen bis sum liiolicbIten 9oa.
werf Ser Sobaro, Otnt 0iebil Soe.
gar. 5inOet irgenO ein nlobommeoo.
niides Set itott, 10 iiebt man lie in
gan5en Sdaren entipeoer in einen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Sofe ooer i'm 6reien BEL elmer &orD-
bontenmliit beriomnelt 0o5u mer-
ben oiif Iongen Stousen bic eeicblo6.
teten Sonunel berbeigeihlcppt, 9ieis
miro 9efo6t un0 6riibte gibt es i'm
ltebermoB; oie @eiber Iinoen ibre
melondoIiidben @eiien lmo feicrn
Die Seiihlngen irgeno zines lhmor.
5en ODER brounen 1Gn8ers nit ibrent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Die lin Sabre 1925 our6 erobcben
ioit 0du5Iib 5eritort, wdbreno ser
Groberungsfriege oei 6ran3oien
he9rmols geltiirnt puroe unO in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

inc Der angenebmiten Stdote
Der frou5oiiiMen Prooin5
gIlgerien lit 9iioob, cine itr-
iprilnaliM tiirfiihe Stn0t.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
RAISES FAMILY OF 10
AND FINDS 1T EASY

CHICAGO, Nov. Ii.-"Live in the
city and raise 2 large family If you are
looking for happiness and health and
prosperity.
This is the advice of Mrs. Edward
A. Sharp, who IS carrying out her
words by keeping together family OF
eighteen, the largest in Chicago.
The family. Mrs. Sharp says. is liv.
ing in comparative luxury and enjoy
ing life on $4,000 year Mr.. Sharp,
an oil salesman. and the two eldest
daughters support the family. OF the
remaining fourteen children. John.
twenty.four. is attending college, and
five others are attending school. Fiji.
teen of the children live under the
same roof. How do they do it?
by careful buying and right living
says Mrs. Sharp. Il run the house IA
my husband runs his business. We
buy at retail and we pay cash fol
everything. we do not skimp OF
necessaries, but we cut out unwhole
some luXuries in food and dress and
the result Is true happiness, bank ac
count and but few doctors bills"
Mrs. Sharp scorns the theory that
the same money would so further in
the country.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

There are times. of course. when Next
cans who have actually seen Villa in a
certain place make known the fact, but
by the time the information travels
two hundred miles overland TO me, II is
almost certain villa is somewhere else.
1t works the same way, imagine. in
reaching General Trevino."
Although Carranzistas and Villistas
have clashed several times in the last
two weeks. none OF the former can say
positively that they have seen villa.
But they have always thought he was
in personal command of every engage,
ment. This may account for the bIl.
dts coming away victorious on nearly
every occasion.
The fox has lost none of his Gun.
ming. and his bite is more deadly than
ever" Is the way the. MexiCans de
scribe villa.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
AT THE BRADLEY.

"Fate's Boomerang" the latest
World Film release in which Mollie
King is the featured star, will be the
attraction at the Bradley theatre to-
unigh. 1t Is in five parts and deals
with the trials OF man desperately in
love with his wife, who is sent to sup
ervise the building OF railroad In the
western mountains. His wife, fond OF
society life, refuses to leave her life CO
pleasure for the open and restricted
life OF the forests. only to find later,
that her mother instincts are stronger
than her desire for gaiety, but alas!
II Is too late. The husband Is now
growing with the railroad, getting big.
ger and bigger each day. Having met
the little mother of the hills, mated
with her and in her finds the true love
that his heart has sought for so long.
II Is staged in n wonderful scenic at
mosphere and its story is bound TO
please all lovers of strong and strange
romance.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
Thrilling Amusements Tonight
AT THE oAlETY.

More than a score OF the wealthiest
patrons of fashionable Palm Beach,
Florida, appear In the early chapters
OF "Gloria's Romance" the new mo-
ton picture novel from the pen of Mr..
and Mrs. Rupert Hughes, in which
Billie Burke is being featured.
The unusual opportunity OF both ap-
pearing in a motion picture production
and acting as n supporting cast for so
famous a star as Billie Burke. appealed
to the millionaire colony at Palm
Beach as a great lark. The film is the
feature at the Gaietf theatre tonight.
The picture itself is worth while be.
cause it is entirely out of the ordinary.
while the star is an attraction regard
less of the vehicle she plays in.
"Glorla's Romance" is gaining in popu.
larity with every production.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
METHODISTS OBJECT
TO INAUGURAL BALL

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1f.-Fearing that
the presidents present wife has Tex.
ccssive social ambitions" and is plan
ming TO revive the inaugural ball, at a
meeting here today of the Union OF
Methodist ministers they formally re-
solved to ask the president not to au.
thorl2e it. The resolution recites that
because they were the first to object
they prevented the ball four years ago.
They said. The President should not
reverse himself in a matter which all
Christian people approve"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
STANDARD OIL CO.
ADOPTS 8,HOUR PLAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l4.-The
Standard Oil Company of California
this morning adopted the S.hour day
which Is effective Immediately in the
pro lucing department, in the relinerles
and on the pipe lines. Vice President
Hir ssbury here said today, I'VE are
taking this action purely on humani.
tar.ln grounds. The S-hour day will
necnssiiate three shifts in the future
instead OF two, which means that we
will employ several thousand more
men. Our employees formerly worked
from nine to twelve hours and about
500 men are effected"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
REGISTERED AT THE MAYER.

+. e. Woodward, st. Louis; w. \.
Ko3die, FallOn: l.. n. French, Reno;
W. L. Stanton; G. w. O'Ncil, Reno
ALERT IIankins. Belle Hankns, Skcl.
ton; Katie Drown. Lee; Mrs. Eugene
Drown, Lee; Marie Myers, Alma Eybel
Lainoille; Stewart Mollin, Golconda
]. L. Blackburn; w. a. King, Gold
Creek; }. Harvey Sewell, Tuscarora
Harry Ireland, Mol Creek; Jesse Sni
der: Carl Truett. Reno; Geo. Bycrs, 6
Nj Is, Decth: Carl Stoddard. Reno; G
l." Roilin, Salt Lake; L. II. Thatcher
Union; Harry Stone, G. |. Martin. v
p. Co.; Mrs. Bruce Lane and daughter
starr; Mrs. w. S. Anderson, Hunting
ton: ThOs. Dixon. Eureka.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

r. L. catlin, who recently completed
the construction Of Il plant for the
extraction of oil and other products
from the shale beds south OF Elko, is
in Ello today, having arrived from the
East. Mr.. Catlin doesn't intend TO
start up his plant until next spring.
when the danger of freezing up his
pumping plant will be eliminated.
Everyone in Elko is keenly interested
in the success of Mr.. Catlin's PROPOSE.
ton, as it means a great deal to Elko.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
VILLA USES OWN NAME
TO HIDE WHEREABOUTS
Continued From Rage One)

off to serve under Villa--or face the
firing squad.
General Pcrshlng remarked today
chat this stratagem is the main cause
Of the numerous conflicting reports Of
Villas movements which reach the
border.
There Is no such thing" said the
general" as an absolutely reliable and
accurate report OF Villas whereabouts.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
FOR SALE.

so acres in Southern Nevada 40
acres under cultivation. Good water
right and orchard. Cut alfalfa six
times last year. Slipped $500 crates
cantaloupes this year. All fenced and
good improvements. Percheron mares
and coldts. Winters very mild.
II. s. TABER, EIko. Nevada
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
EXPERT PIANO
TUNER SATURDAY

An expert piano tuner representing
Sherman & Clay OF San Francisco.
will be in ElkO Saturday. All persons
desiring the services OF a thoroughly
reliable tuner should leave orders with
Claude Armstrong, Bradley Opera
House.-Ady. IFS.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
WARNING.

Hunting. Fishing and Shooting is
strictly prohibited on all Of our
ranches, on Mary's River and both the
ranches. Tresspassers
will be prosecuted according to law.
Nevada Land & Livestock Co.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Thos. Dixon, prominent resident Of
Eureka. is in Elko on a business trip.
Carl Stoddard, a prominent Reno
attorney. is guest at the Commercial.
Senator Thatcher, Superintendent OF
the Union Mines Co, is in Elko today.
A large number OF teachers of Elko
and Elko County departed last night
on belated No. 10 to attend the teach
er's institute at Winnemucca.
Harry IrIand and George Nelson, two
substantial ranchers from the Noun
tain City district, are in Elko today at
tending TO business in the state land
office.
LOST.-One white Shepherd dog
with small black spot on shoulder.
When last seen had on collar with
chain attached. Notify Independent.
Reward
The oorcas Society will hold a
cooked food sale at the Presbyterian
Church, Thursday afternoon, Novem
Der 10th, beginning at 2:3O. LuncL
win be served during the afternoon.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
and Mrs. Truett are both repored bet
ter today. The old couple have the
best wishes OF hoat Of friends. May
their recovery be speedy and complete
Johnny Austin, a well known YOUNG
Indian, died yesterday and was buriet
today by Undertaken ]. l.. Keyser
Pneumonia is said to have been ths
cause of his death.
Thos. Brandon, one of the prominen
ATTIC neys of Winnemucca arrived ye:
terday TO attend The meeting of stock
men and forest officials. He is repre-
senting stock owners in Humboldt
County.
ne corps o. government surveyor
which mas been working in the Rub
Mountains for number of months
yesterday suspended their work for tn
modd ,,r,hor -, ,,,t,' ",.'''.0
s,hlo ''''P0'
-, o..,
Gu, "o ~" Nu''o Vi tue EPlSeopi
80, ~" ,.l noiu t"oil annual SAFE o
80, -, -,O'oiuUe' II"u' pes'ueS u
do,,a,o,'- "olN' "p'oi'S' c""uy' etc
no soIs' Co. ''',uo N,'h'o meat WI
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

HAVE YOU PIANO you will rent
this winter? II you have call Phone
352. n1Ou
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

NICE LUNCH, 16 ounces OF Raj
nier Beer and 7-year-old<z0ld Crow.
CLUB BAR. n3tf.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14
CLASSIFIED IDS
Homemade Cakes baked for orders
Phone Su9 or call SCI 7th Street. II.

Phone 500 or call sci 18th Street II.
FOR SALE.-HudsOn Motor Car.
$3.50 Many extras and all equipment.
Guaranteed mechanically perfect. Ex
ccptional opportunity for strictly high
grade car that will give lasting and
satisfactory service. Simcox Garage.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

The corps Of government surveyors
which has been working in the Ruby
Mountains for number of months.
yesterday suspended their work for the
winter. Deep snow and cold weather
made further work this season impos.
sible.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

The Woman's Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will hold their annual sale OF
or about November 22nd. Besides the
usual fancy work, aprons, candy, etc,
delicious homemade mince meat will
be sold. Orders may be placed with
Mrs. ]. A. Mcbride OF Mrs. e. w. Girls.
void. u5tf
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

WANTED.-Ranches north OF the
railroad. Anything from 100 acres to
1000 acres, with good range. II. S.
Taber.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

News reached Elko today Of the
death OF August Crock, at Deeth yes.
terday. The deceased was for many
years n resident of Etko County and
was highly respected. Death was prob.
ably due to old age, as he had passed
four-score and seven. He leaves soy.
eral sons TO mourn him. I'm the life
beyond may the old gentleman rest
peacefully
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-14

BEST WHISKEY on the Coast, Z
year-old Old Crow and l6 ounces
Rainier Beer. CLUB BAR. n3tf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-01
Prohibition Law Is
Effective In Virginia
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Richmond. Va, Oct. 31.-virginia,
the eighteenth. state to ban the sale
of intoxicating beverages entered into
the prohibition list at midnight, COM
pleting a dry area in the south from
Washington to Jacksonville and as
far west as New Orleans.
The new state laws have the effect
of closing more than 800 saloons in
Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News.
Lynchburg, Petersburg, Roanoke and
Bristol. The rest of the state has
previously been voted dry in local OPP
ton elections.
Under the new law no beverage
except cider can be sold that shows
trace of alcohol. Provision: making
possession of more than one gallon
of whiskey, one gallon of wine OF
three gallons of baer is evidence Of in
tent to violate the law viii doubtless
be tested in courts shortly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-01
TO SHOW MOVIES
MADE FROM PLANE

Manager Jones of the Isis an
nounced last night that through the
courtesy of Captain Muslin, of the
aeronautic station, he will show the
moving pictures recently taken here
by representatives Of the Kalem
Studio at Jacksonville. The film
viii be shown through the week, in
connection with the regular pro-
gram.
The pictures were taken two months
ago, when three cameramen were per-
mitted to make flights with the off,
GERS from the school. Some Of the
maneuvers which were held then, at
tracted much attention from the
spectators as some difficult figures
were made.
Perhaps the most novel was that OF
one of the airplanes flying inmed-
lately in the rear of the other, with q
cameraman in each.