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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
Gum grbidlnf aefOmmen.

Scr 6oa Der &egierung gegen Gapi-
tan 8ron5 9tinteIen. TT @ertbei-
bigger beontraete gtie0erl6Iogung
0es @erfubrens. - Dos @eri6t
mics ben 9lntrae ob. - SSn oeu
Sanolungen oes 9lngeflagten
fein @erbreden 5ll erbliden.
O2ew gOrf, 8. 01oi. ~ Qie
bra6te beilte oeu 5oa ge-
gen Den Captain 6ron6 &intelen BON
Der oeuti6en N8arine uuo iieben iei-
ner ongebli6en Whunitions- Slot
@enoiien nit Dem 8eugniB bon 9In.
orep .. 0lelop gum 9luidluB. Nle.
loD iagte aus, ooB ibm &intelen I'M
SSuli 1915 mittbeilte, ooB SbomaS
2omnr lno Der ebemalige &eprGien-
tont Sranf @u6onon uno s. Hobert
Somler, aqeS 03itbetbeiligte, al Den
gIGnen engogirt ieien, Inn Oos Wlu-
nitionsgei6Gft in oen Ser. Stauten
innerboIb 80 Sogen au i6lieBen. 9ie
MGnner iino bei9uloigt, iib Oer-
idnoren 5u boben, Strites in Wlu-
nitionsfobrifen unO 9Siers berborou-
rufen, Inn Oen @erionot bon 9eOorfs-
artifeIn on Die glaiirten gu Derbin.
bern.
NleloD, nel6er Elm 6inon5IadOer-
itdn6iger 1T, iogte, bob er 9tintelen
gerotben babe, ibm mebr Ourdurbei.
tete 8lGne 81 iibergeben uno ibm er-
Hart babe, ooB Der ein5ige g8eg, Die
Munitionsfabrifen 81 idlieBen, Der
Iei, ole glaiirten Dollar fir Dollar
in 0eren @infdufen 6u bieten lno
oaes ariegsmoteriol an5ufouTen.
To6 SdIuB oes &eeierunesfoaeS
beontrogte Ger @ertbeioieer fir Sim
teIen oen SAL ais erleOiet 5u be.
tro6ten mas ni6t gewGbrt Wuroe.
Ser ebemaIige 9unOesienutor Sobn
g8. 9aileD, wel6er 9u6onon Der-
tritt, bro6te einen 6bnliden glntrug
fiir ieinen &lienten beroor unO er-
flGrte, OoB 6oS Sberman.@eieb, I'M
ter meldem Die 8ei6uloigten onge-
fIogt murOen niAt auf ole 9lftiOitdt
gegen Oieielben nngeponot meroen
fmn uno 6aB fein &erbre6en oar-
gelegt muroe, aud nenn iie @elO bon
Ger oeuti6en Hegierilng fir Die glr-
belt, pel6e iie getbon boben, erbalten
6dtten, Dies oenno6 fem 8erbre6en
mare. 0as @eridt bebieIt ii6 Die
@ntideiOung Dor, bis ale @inmen-
Oungen fir Oie @ntlaiiung aller 9ln-
aeflaqten norgebro6t 1ino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
SuSnItrie.ge6SrSe.

B a y ING t 0 H. 8. Ytoi. = Ser
ibieoene Gomite'n welde inter Srn.
9ernuro sc. 8oru6 @orliter Oes Co.
mites fir 9tobnoterinl, oem &atb-
eeber Der Gommiiiion, uno SnIius
9tolenwulo, @oriiter oes Gomite's
fir 9eOorfsartifel, lteben wuroen
beute bon Dem gtational @ertbeioi-
gungs. Gonoil ernannt. 0ieIe gonIi-
ten iperoen nit Den SnouItrien 5ll-
Iommen orbeiten. 9lue Sbeile oes
2onoes iino in Der WliteIie6I6oft ein-
gei6loiien.
&icbter Gilbert $. @orp 1T Der
@oriiser oes Gomite's fir StabL an
6ere Mitglieoer Iino; Snmes 81. Sar-
ref, Charles 30. S6mob, Sumes 81.
@uroen 6. 81. g. Glorte, 9[lOa 6.
9infneD, @iaiam 8. Sling ilnO SObn
u. Coping.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

Gopenbagen pia 2onoon, 8.
Wai. Qie n9a1riide Staats.3ei-
titne", cine bolb.offi3ieae baDrii6e
8eihma, unO perionlides Organ OeS
4remierminiiters @raf 0ertling,
Deroiieutlidt einen anideineno inipi.
rirten glrtifel, in peldem Die gtotb.
nenoigteit Geuti6lauO's cine gaar-
&riegsentibdoigung ais cine Der
SrieoensbeOingungen 81 perlaneen
in glbreoe geiteIlt miro.
@rof Sertling lit eben BON einem
@eiud in @en 5uriideefebrt, mo-
ielbIt er Gonieren5en nit 9aiIer
4arl imO oeu @liniiter oes 9luspdr-
tigcn @3ernin bate. Geutide Sci
tiingen bebailpten, OaB oieie Sonic.
ren5 ais elm 6iibler Der @riinoe 5ipi.
iden oen 5rieoensborihlGeen oes
@raicn G5ernin obne @inperleibung,
lmo Dem 5rieoensprogramm oes
aonsler's bon 8etbmou Soapeg
0ienten.
g8oarenlieferung pOrge.
ieben.
Ger glrtifel in Der Staats. 3eitung
ipiro inter oen beitebenoen llmitdn-
ben ais iebr mibtig ongeie6en uno
ioa 0ie SSoee Oas baDriiben Bremier-
W1iniiters pieOergeben. gr 6eiagt,
OoB Elm llebereinfommen 5ueds Sic.
ferung bon iebr notbmenOig ge-
6rau6ten Ro6materialien 81 iebr
nieorigen 4reiien ooer Ooaig foiten-
los, ais @riab fir goarentiddoi.
guns, qetrofien meroen fonne.
Ser S6reiber fiibrt peiter an, oaB
elm llebereinfommen, Geuti6lanO 81
erlauben ieinen Sanoel mie iriiber
8u fiibren imo auf ieinen olten
Wldrftcn oie giidga6e Der oeutihen
Gdiffe ais aud scr Rolonien, eleid-
beoellteno nit elmer @iaiaroeu @nt.
iH1oigung iein wiirOen.
60OO0,OO0,OO0 W2arf Soften.
8unl S9luB erfldrt Ser 9lrtifel,
DAB Der &rieg 0eutidIanO bisber
60,OOOOOOOOO Mart gefoitet bat,
eine Summe, Oie Dem 01ationaI-
9leidtbum, pelber auf S75,0O00O0,-
600 Wlorf neranidlagt lit, lno einem
iabrliben 8upahs bon 100000.
GOO gegenii6er, iebr fIein lit, uno eS
Dem Gei1 geitottet, oos @erIongea
nnH elmer 9riegsentiddoigung faIlen
81 laiien.
Ronig 2uomie's @rfIdrlng in
StroBburs, oaB Geutidlano nod be.
reit 1T einen ebreuoolen 6rieoen a6.
SidblieBen Ser Die Si6er6eit bietet,
Dab Ienti6lano nidt mieOer elmer
ggieoerbolimg bon 9lngriifen ieitens
ser balben @elt ausgeiebt lit, lit
eleidfaIs iebr intereiiant in oieier
@erbinoimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
aries tdslid $37OOO,OOO.

2onOon 8. ,Moi. - SSn Bean
tragung Der @epiuigung zines Gre.
rits BON 5OO,OOO.OO0 Gfuno I'M lln-
terbauie iagte beute Der britiihe
S6osmeiiter 9lnorem @onar 2ap,
ooB Die olormirenoe 3obl Ser Sum-
me ooburd eeredtfertiet miro, OaB
Oie &riegsfoiten tdglid 7450,000
@funo betraeen. 3miihen Oem T..
9(pril unO 5. 0}ai, iaete Ser 6inun5-
Miniiter, beitonO elm tGglicber @or-
iduB bon 100000 @fuuo fir Die
gLaiirten ln0 @ronIdn0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
General eOOOr seitOrben.

O2ew gorf, 8. Mai.-@s purOe
beute bier befannt, oaB grigaoe.@e-
neral 9li6aro 9ooor, ebemalig bon
ser 9un0es.9lrmec. i'm Marine.$o.
ipital 5u g1orioIf @a., geitorben iei.
General 9oOor mar s. Sabre alt uno
aus g2ep gorf gebiirtig. @abreno
oeS @iirgerfrieges mar Ser gerItor'
bene 9lrtiaerie-0ffi8ier uno pllroe
uegen ieiner &iibnbeit in Der S6la6t
ON Stone 9iioer, Eenno 5un W'aior
ernannt. gie 9eeroigung miro in
@eit-Foirt itattiiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
eapsooO mua 6 eents Ba6leu.
g9ar bon Senr0 g. @iIion, ebemaIi.
gen @eianoten 5u Merico, ouf
S6uoenerIab Oerflaet. PIN
m6lte einigten Iid.

g9ui6ington, 8. @ai. 0urd
cine @inieung ser 9lnmGlte beioer
Seiten ipra9 beute Oas lofaIe GU
preme-@eri6t Srn. Senrp 9ane @il-
jon ebemaIigen @eianoten 81 Merico,
6 Gents SGooeneriot in ieiner Ser.
leumOungs-aloge gegen ysormun
Sapgooo, ebemaligen &eOofteur oes
oGoIlier's @eeflD", 81. !Serr sap.
gooo muB old oie Soften oes 8erfab-
rens tragen. !Serr 98iliou tlaete oui
@rlmo zines 9lrtifels, welber bon Der
@rmoroung 0es Er6iioenten Nlaoero
BON Werico imo ser lliurpntion oes
Suerto banOelte unO s6rn. @ilion IN
angeblibe 8erbinoung nit @org6n-
gen in Ger merifaniiben Sallptitoot
81 oieier 3eit brahte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
SrieOemS.5rcmmO permift.
Ser ruiiiibe raoifaIe So3iaIiIten-
6iibrer 9enine felt 5mei Saseu
Oeridmlnoen. lleber iein
S1idlal ni6tS befannt.

SonOon, 8. Moi. - Syn elmer
o@rdange 9eIegrapb"-0epei6e aus
Copenhagen miro miteet6eilt, OaB
ylifoIai 9enine, ser ruiiiibe raoifaIe
So5iaIilten-6iibrer felt 5pei Gogen
oermiBt miro.
Gie Gepeide, melbe ooS nSensfo
GagblaOet" aus Stod6olm ais ibre
0ueGe be5eidneno, iogt ooB ni6t3
iiber 9enine's S6idiol befonnt iei.
(9enine, Del6er bon Ger alien rui.
Iiiden &egierung ouseeuieien mar,
batte bon Der oeilti9en 9leeierrng 0ie
grlaubniB erbalten, bon Der Sblpei3
iiber 0euti6lano nad 9iuBlanO 5u-
riidfebren 81 t0nnen. @r bate eine
fr1itige @ampagne an Der Spite Ell.
ner @ruppe llltra-9iaoifaler fir TO-
fortigen 6rie0en unternommen un0
mar 10 aftiO, oaB er gelorgnis lnter
Den llnterItiiBern Der iebieen &egie.
rung beroorrief. SpGter GeB ieOo6
iein @inillB no6. 9aIO na6 ieiner
9lgitatiou puroe oerlangt, oaB er Oas
SGidial &asputn's erleioen Ioue J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
SinOcn6nrs prOp6escit eics.
9obt Sen @eiIt Der Eruppen lmo oie
glrbeit mel1e Ole Seimarmee lei-
ltet. II @enn 0iele OurdbGlt, lit
ser Sieg li6er.

81 iteroom (oin 2onoon), 8.
Ylni. - No6 Dem n9erliner Gage.
blott" bat General Selomori6aa bon
Sinoenbure Wieoerum oen Sieg pro.
pbe5eit. 0ie 3eitung iaet, in elmer
slntuort ouf cine 9lOreiie ieitens Der
5Weiten iGblil6en 9ommer bGtte li6
Der Selomorihoa pie foIgt gedrBert; !;
Scr Solootengeiit mel6er itets
ourG ben bodltcn arieesgott inipi-
rirt miro, bat mieoerum feline St6rte
befpieien &enn Die Seimarme e6en-
falls meiter OurdbGlt, Wie biSber,
linO mir 0es Sieees licber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

~ Ios SaiIptquartier OesGentraI-
9lrmee Gepartements in Chicago
ma6te befannt, DAB geniigeno 9fe-
ierpe-Off5iere borbanOen ieien, nm
Die lleblmespldbe Oes mittleren @e.
itens 5u iiiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

@ouOerneur @efmdn bon
H6ooe SSIono 1T gegen oas gaie.
boa-Spiel om Sonntag in Barpad,
81. g. lno pia oielcm ielbit eiu Gnoe
MAIDEN Wenn es Die @oli5ei ni6t
fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
Gsrunem, 6cse6rte 9lrtifel.
SSn Stem gorf baben oiele 6rauen Oie
9lGse Ser 0l6nner eingenommen.
8iele Steaen iteben ben
6rauen often.

OtNANH ~ lNlt.
glem gorf, 8. Mai III 1as 81.
fentli6e 9lrbeitsbiireau Scr Staot
pies beute in einem 9eri6t oarauf
bin, OaB es niifdQig lit, in Welder
3abl 6rauen oie MGnner in Der S5n-
ouitrie mGbreno ser Griees5eit en-
ieben. Gin be5iieIicber 9eridt be-
iagt, oaB 9(pplifationen bon 3rauen.
pel6e pbpiii6 imo anoerlpeitie fGbi5
iino, eingelallfen iino, nm ais Sobr.
Itlbliiibrer 81 oienen. glnoere 9lr-
beitgeber, Iolde wie @iienbobnen, bo.
ben ii6 bereit erflqrt, 9lpplifotionen
BON 6rouen fir Waibinen.@ertitGt.
ten an5unebmeu mo oergeitnlt be.
idGitigt werOen wiirOen, lpie es ibre
9raft erloubt. Cine groBe Sotel-
Organization bat ibren %agen EN-.
pfoblen, ibre S6peitern ODER 9rGute
mit5ubringen, oamit Oieie Die @Idte
einnebmen f0nnen. @lei6faas mer-
Den 8rnuen ais Gigarren!8erfGufe.
rinnen geiu6t, ga Oiele 8erfduier in
Ole glrmee eingetreten iinO. @s miro
beriproben, oaB sic 6rauen oieieI6e
Gergiitigung ais oie @dnper er6al-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

9tad elmer 3uiammeniteIlung
oes Gariier Ionowirtbi6oftli6en Mi.
niiteriiims 1T DER 8ie6beitanO in
Sranfreid, einidlieBlid @ferOe, bis
81 80 3ro5ent 5uriideeeaueen.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
PACIFIC uMf
NEVADA NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
nNt CARD trrtoINt OCT -. 49,
BETWEEN ELY AND ooBaI

Mails Ifne Trntns-DsfIy
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
WILL REVISIT OLD SCENES

E. II. Allaire. in the employe Of
the Nevada Northern railway. az
companied by his wife and young son,
left the past week for q trip that
will take them back to the Empire
state. After a short visit in Salt
Lake City. Stockton. Utah and
Eagle Grove, Iowa, they will pro-
coed to New York, the objective
points being Mr.. Allaire's former
home at Buffalo. and Mrs. Affairs al
Albany. Mr.. Ailaire has not been
back to the old scenes for four years.
and plans to give his people a sur
prise. He started in railroading on
the New York Central. but eventual
ly came to the big, new west. where
the opportunities for taking uT
ranching as a side line r better
than In the east, as shown by Mr.
Allaire's back TO the land enter
prise which he is carrying on sue
cessfully on a ranch near the y. y
railway. down the valley and not
great way from Cobre. They expee
10 be absent from Ely district abou
W months.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
LIT PUNISHMENT FIT CRIME

The Goldneld Tribune believes
that Provost Marshal General Crow
der is eminently right in insisting
that a more severe punishment than
eishonorable discharge from the
army be accorded soldiers found
guilty of certain unworthy conduct.
There Is no combating the correct
ness Of his contention that there are
numerous men who would cheertully
accept the ignominy OF dishonoraole
discharge rather than so 10 war. and
far the good of the service ii IS well
that adequate provision be made
against this class. Indeed, the
morale Of certain regiments might be
disturbed very seriously by those
seeking discharges through unworthy
By bad oondhet.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER q

James Milne. employed IN the M
chine shop Of the West End mine
was barely in time this morning TO
renort before the whistle blew. but
when Billy Lynch. master mechanic
began 10 Josh his assistant about
his hurry. he was ready to excuse the
delay and pay for the cigars for
the whole bunch" avs a Tonoph
exchange. "A 9-pound girl arrived
al the home of Mr.. Milne at $40
o'clock this morning and Jimmy stop
red long enough after breakfast TO
get acquainted with the beautiful
little stranger. whose presence adds
another daughter TO the family" Mr.
Milne was formerly secretary of the
local machinis,s' union here and
well known in the district James
Boggs. a machinest formerly s1-
ployed a. McGiIl is 81 present 81
piored a. Tonopsh
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
LITTLE GIRLS NARROW ESCAPE

Doris McGaw. young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MeGaw of East
Ely. had a narrow eSczre on Anlt-
man street in Ely. sunday evening.
As the result of colliding with the
Japanese laundry auto delivery car.
The little girl who was With her
mother. espied her father on the op-
posite side OF the street. and dar1ed
across the thoreughfare 70 join him
right in front of the delivery ear
which Knocked her down and 70 the
horrifed spectators appeared TO run
over the child bodily. The fact that
the car vas under control and
BROUGHT to an almost instant stop
bs the driver n all probability saved
the child's life. As IT a little
Doris vas taken with violent vomit-
ing. and was rushed TO her home
where a doctor had already been
summoned. Al examination reveal
cd no broken bones. and happily, too,
the feared internal injuries did not
develop. But the child suffered
severely from shock and a big bump
on the back of her head. and 1t was
a couple of days before she had fully
recovered from the effects OF her
terrifying experience. which so
fortunately for all concerned termi-
mated so we'll as it did. The auto
mobile traffic on Aultman street
particularly during the evening
hours IS of metropolitan volumn,
and the fact that sc few accidents
occur indicates care OF the part OF
most OF those driving cars, as we'll
vigilance Of the officers having
jurisdiction over the traffic ordi-
nances-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
his SWEETHEART

Mr.. Beban's Interpretation Of
Italian characters are in no sense
cartoons or caricatures. but sincere
~portrayais of the temperamental,
excitable and loyable Italian alien
in America. He selects his eharac-
ters from the lower walks OF life
the laborers, the peddler and the
small merchant. those who are try
ing to make themselves good citi-
zens OF their adopted country.
His Sweetheart" shows him as
Joe, the ice man in the tenement
district OF an Italian section OF a
great city. Into his basement store
and home he brings his sweetheart,
who is none other than his little old
mother from Italy. Trino. the
daughter OF the shoemaker In the
next basement. is quite disturbed
over Joe's announcement of the
coming of his "sweetheart", az she
cherishes a deep but unexpected love
for the popular little ice man Ely
Theatre. tonight.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

conduct. and unquestionably q faI
heavier penalty than mere dismissal
should be provided. Perhaps. the
punishment most calculated to serve
as a deterrent would be a sentence 10
serve with the army in some menial
canaeity-one which would entail
hard work, great danger and a deniai
of the privileges and oompanionship
OF tie real soldiers OF the
The imposition of a sentence OF I'VE
of that sort would bring to an abrupt
end all attempts TO secure discharges
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Ullr GIurshrs


Christian Science Services.
Services OF the Christian Science
church will be. held this morning al
II o'clock In the Record building
Wednesday evening meeting Al
eight O'Clock
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Moves TO Central Ely

Conductor p. W Smoot and
family have moved from McGh &c
Central Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

The Protestant Church of McGill
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. a m
Public worship at 7:30 p. m.
Sermon topic: The Influence of the
Bible on Martin Luther.
Sunday Oct. 18th, 1917.
j REV. RICHARD T. WILTON,
Pastor
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
No collection will be taken


Calendar for the week beginning
October Il. the Nineteenth Sunday
after Trinity: Holy communion, 7:3o
a. m; Sunday school, 9:15. Morning
PRAYER Litany and Sermon. 1915;
Evening prayer and address. 1880.
Wednesday: Regular meeting OF
the Guild, with Mrs. Van Newman,
High street, 2:15 D. m; Litany 7:i5.
Thursday: Evening prayer and ser
mon. Union Chapel, McGill, 1880.
All are very cordially invited to at
tend and help.
Jos w. Gum. Vicar
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

Your patriotic azty Is to 30 to szr
1r holp With your money % take care
those 4 the serTiee. Remember
he naxt Liberty Loan Bond issue
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
FoR SALE OR RENT

Boarding house furnished. 20 rooms
-ood business. SO 10 40 boarders
guaranteed. For particulars address
White Pine News. This Is q bargain
If taken al once flo-H
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

East Fly Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath school at 10 am. Even
ing service at 7. All are welcome
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
East Ely Union Church

The Search After Righteousness
will be the subject Of the sermon
OF this service which will be held
in the hall the first door north Of
the Steptoe Annex at 80 p m. Tbs
choir will render special music. Al
are cordially invited 10 this service.
and a special invitation is extended
to railroad men and their families
PENN r. HOWARD. Minister.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Lattrr.da. saints serxiec.


Regular services OF the Latter-das
ssnts will be held al 1z3 Narry
street. as follows Sunday school a
1885 n. Sacrament meeting 80
D. m
No collection will be taken
=
Methodist Episcopal Church.
/. o. o. F. hall, Ely, Oct IA
SUNDAY School at $50 = n
Peaching at IL a. m, and 1880
p. m. Special music.
Services at Ruth every Tuesday.
every Sunday al 2:30 p. m.
All are cordially welcomed
LATHAM INGHAM. Pastor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
c,ildren.s Masquerade Oct. p

children's Masquerade Oct. -
One OF the prettiest events OF the
year in E1y's social circles is tie
%children's masquerade given each
fall by the ladies Of St Bartholo-
news Episcopal ehhreh. TIE mas
querade this year viii take place on
Oct. 81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-22
NO STACKER NOW
IN HIGH SCHOOL
Keo-Hi-Y Has Good Meeting at the
Baptist church-Address of
Welcome by Rev.
Matthias.
sEvENTY-FIvE ON ROLL
One Hundred and Forty Boys Have
Agreed to do Their Biz Toward
Feeding Prisoners Of
War.

The Bible study clubs, held under
the auspices of the Y club. met at
the Baptist church at noon yesterday.
Luncheon was served the boys by
ccc,ssffY E. Iades frUftr that Y
OF which Mrs c. J. Carlson was
chairman. About seventy-five boys
are enrolled in these classes. Rev.
Matthias gave talk, welcoming the
boys to use the church. Announce
ment was made Of the meeting to be
held for older boys at the "4" sun
day afternoon at q: 80. The meeting
will be led by Paul Ingram, president
Of the Employed Boys Brotherhood.
and the subject will be 'The Use OF
Spare Time Mention was made of
the splendid showing the high school
boys had made in pledging to the
work of the army Y. M. G. A. 1t is
truly mark Of patriotism when a
boy is willing to give the money tina.
he has worked for or to save 1t out
of his own spending money in order
to make life little more bearable for
the man at the front. One hundred
and forty-one boys at high school
have agreed to do their best to earn
and give ten dollars within the next
ten months to the work of the Y. M.
C.. A. with the soldiers. AS far as
the boys have been able to ascertain
there are no "slackers'' in the high
school. A number of boys in the
school gould not conscientiously sign
up because they are not in circum-
stances that would make the giving
of money possible. A committee OF
boys intends to call on all the mem
bers OF the school that have not yet
signified their willing ito do their
bit" to help win the war, and no boy
will be condemned as a Stacker II
he cannot contribute. Most parents
will gladly help their boys to earn
twenty-five cents a week to give to
such cause as this, and if boy is
given spending money he could very
easily save his twenty-five cents pei
week out of that.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-22
The World Loves Good Tryers.


H. &. Witwer. the well known hui
morist, says in the American Maya
zine:
'-Theres nothin' the world loves so
much as a good fryer. l don't mean
the birds that, havin' everything IN
their favor, includin' a ten-mile start,
finishes first in the Big Race. I'm
talkin' about the guys that never get
better than second or third, but gen
orally land in the money. The old
Consistent Charles that, no matter
how many times they're beaten, figure
the time to quit is when you're dead
and buried!
did you ever stop to think that the
tryers which never get nowhere is re-
sponsible for the other guys success?
They're the babies that make race or
a fight out of it, and if it wasn't for
the dubs there'd be no successes at all.
In order to have winners we got to
have losers, don't we? And don't for
get that yesterdays losers are tomor-
rows winners, and vice president or
vice versa, whatever it is.
"A fighter knows that these birds
which come up smilin', no matter how
many times he drops 'em for the count
is as dangerous as dynamite until he
knocks 'em cold. No matter how bad
this loser may be battered up, he's
always got chance while he's try1n'."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-22
Sneaklnn of Hons

Manson Democrat: For the life Of
us we cannot figure out why pork is
so unearthly high when there are SO
many hogs in the country. There is
the sugar hogs, the car seat hog, the
coal profit hog, the wholesaler hog.
the retailer hog, the "you'll-have-to-
pay-the-price-forI' I've got-a-cinch" hog,
the hog that will not buy Liberty
bonds or help the Red Cross, the hog
that is taking advantage Of the war
crisis to get rich in any old way he
can and numerous other kinds Of hogs.
II hog cholera should break out there
would not be more than one-third
enough undertakers to plant the
carcasses. Yet pork is high and
probably will not go any lower. The
trouble may be that the pork packing
trust is also made up Of hogs that
are cholera immune and not afraid
Of the consequences Of their hog
gishness.