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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08

Erskin Fish. a representative Of
the Union Oil Company of California.
spent several days in this section this
week in quest of gasoline and dis
tillate containers owned by his COM
pany. These containers are now in
great demand and the Union Com
pany has three men combing
Nevada and California for their prop
erty, whose duty now is to go into
every little camp and hamlet and dig
them up. Until recently any pur-
chaser was allowed to keep a con
tainer until they felt like sending it
in. but this is all changed now and
the price of the container must be-
advanced by the purchaser and is re-
tanned until it is returned.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08
REPORT OF LOCAL BOARD

The report of the Local Board for
Eureka County indicates that there
are no more claims pending before
the Board. The following action
was taken since the last issue of the
SENTINEL:
Will j. Swick, exemption claimed.
dependent widowed mother. claim
disallowed; certified to the District
Board.
John Bunch, examined by Local
Board of Abba, Iowa, no exemption
claimed: certified to District Board.
The case of Henry Angelo Rattazzi.
certified to the District Board by the
County Board. has been appealed to
the District Board by his mother.
The following names have been
certified by the District Board to the
Local Board for the County Of Eu-
reka. and stand ready for call into
the military service:
Will Flavin.
Lawrence Kautz.
Angelo B. Tognoni.
Earl Pace.
John Hourihan.
Charles A. Depaoli.
The first increment of Eureka
County's quota will leave for the
training camp on September 10, al
though it has not been determined
how many will leave on that date, it
is thought that it will be 80 per cent
of the gross quota of Is.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08
Made a Stake in Alaska

James Coyle and sister. Miss Mary.
nephew and niece of Dennis and
Hugh Coyle of Hamilton. were visit
ors in Eureka Wednesday en- route
to Hamilton for a visit with their
relatives. Mr.. Coyle recently made
a cleanup Of some $50. 900 in Alaska
and is now emf Dying a rest in a more
temperate climate after roughing it
for a number of years in the frozen
north.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08
RED CROSS CHAPTER ORGANIZED
rifty-nine Members Already Enrolled
and Active Interest Being Taken In
New Chapter

view Chapter
A Eureka Chapter of the American
Red Cross was organized here Thurs
day evening at the Eureka Theatre
following the picture show, with the
following officers: Chairman, Mrs.
Clarence Johnson; Treasurer, Mrs.
c. H. HUI; Secretary. Miss Mary
Fraser.
AS had been previously announced
the entire receipts of Thursday even
ing's picture show. which amounted
to $3.50. was donated by Mr.. and
Mrs. States as a nucleus for a Red
Cross fund and the establishing of a
branch of the organization in Eu-
reka. A vote of thanks was extend
ed Mr.. and Mrs. States for their
generous donation and the proffered
use of the theatre for their meetings.
The next meeting will be held at
the Eureka Theatre on Friday even
ing. September IA, following the pic
ture show. when those wishing to
join or who are interested in the
work are invited to be present.
Miss Fraser. the secretary, has SO
members now enrolled in the Eureka
Chapter. and any one desiring to join
is requested to call upon the secre-
tary, who is authorized to issue
membership cards.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08

Dominick Curto autoed over from
Ely Friday and brought his sister.
Mrs. Peter Salvi and children of
Cherry Greek. for a visit at the
family home in Eureka. Miss Rose
Curto, who has been visiting at Ely
and Lane City, returned with her
brother.
1t is learned that the road from
Mineral Hill to Mineral Station on
the local railway. and from Mineral
Hill to Union is in good shape, all of
the bad washouts now having been
repaired, and autos a travel these
roads in perfect safety.
George Hildebrand, who makes
regular trips into Eureka on Satur-
days with ranch produce. left a
branch of pole WAX beans at the
SENTINEL Office last week that had
rs string beans on it when taken out
of the garden on the Hildebrand
ranch. about eight miles north of Eu-
reka.
From F. S. Stollenwerck of Min
eral Hill. who was in Eureka on Mon
day. it is learned that Rhode Island
people r. now figuring with him on
taking over the mines of the Mineral
Hill Con. Mines Company at Mineral
Hill. with a view of developing the
mines and operating the mill this
Fall.
Commissioner w. S. Raine of Pine
Valley failed to learn of Governor
Boyle's change of plan regarding
the holiday set for September 5. and
when he arrived in town on the 9th
to attend the regular monthly meet
ing of the Board found that all the
work had been completed and the
Board had adjourned.
A slide in eolors that Manager
States has recently procured. on
which are the pictures of Ted john
son and Frank Nostrosa, our volun-
teers. brings forth vociferous APP
plause whenever thrown upon the
screen at the theatre, attesting a
spirit of approval and interest in the
steps the boys have taken.
w. H. Russell left Sunday by auto
for Austin and was accompanied hyhis
wife and son. her mother. Mrs. M.
e. Schmidtlein, and her daughter.
Miss Jessie. the latter returning to
her home from a visit here. Mr..
Russell will continue on to California
from there by auto with his wife for
the benefit of her health, which has
not been good for some time. Her
mother will accompany them and
they expectt to be away abouta month.
The Eureka Cash Store this week
completed four new large and hand
somely executed signs covering the
principa. lines of goods it carries.
They are conspicuously displayed on
its two main store buildings and
read as follows: Groceries, Min
ing and Stockmen's Supplies"
Hardware" Agricultural Imple-
ments." This firm continues to
steadily increase its lines Of goods.
and as it carries nearly all the staples
in carload lots, is able to fill or
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08

Wcths
Mrs. H. M. Schneider returned
home Friday from acouple of weeks
visit with friends at Ely.
Theodore E. johnson and Frank
Nostrosa. Eureka County volunteers,
are now located at Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. A. C. Florio and children re-
turned home by Fridays train from
a visit with relatives at Winnemucca.
Miss Anna Laderer "a an arrival
from Reno last week and has taken
charge of the Pinto district school.
Miss Agnes Lucey left by to-day's
train for Wells, Elko County. where
she has been engaged as primary
teacher.
Mrs. Isadore Sara and children,
who have been spending the Summer
in California. returned home by Tues
days train.
W. w. Blakeslee, supervisor of the
Toiyabe Reserve. was a visitor in Eu-
reka on Thursday. coming over from
Austin by auto.
Manager d. States of the Eureka
Theatre is now busily engaged in
putting down a concrete sidewalk in
front of that building.
Miss Ella Hildebrand was a de-
parture by to-day's train for Pine
Valley to esume her duties as teach
err of that district school.
John Nicholas, borther of Mrs. J..
H. Jury and Mrs. Robert Harvey of
Ruby Hill. was an arrival here Thurs
day from Butte. Montana.
Miss Maud Porch left by Wednes-
days train for Reno. where she will
attend the State Normal School and
take the second years training work.
Will Evans returned to Eureka
Thursday from White River. White
Pine County. and brought his family
who spent the Summer there with
him.
A. E. Kimball and Charles DE Ar
mond autoed over from Elko the
middle of the week to look into bust
ness matters and do a little survey
ing.
Miss E. Kreischer arrived from
Berkeley. California. on Tuesday and
will have charge of the Tonkin dis
trict school. which will open its Fall
session next Monday.
Conductor Will Hawkins of the To-
cal railway has returned from his
Summer vacation spent in the State
of Washington and made his first trip
into Eureka on Fridays train.
Miss L. Belle Oest, who has been
engaged to teach the next term of
the Prospect district school, arrived
from Auburn, California. last Mon
day, School will commence at Pros
pect next Monday.
Miss Grace Clark, teacher of the
Cottonwood district school. returned
by Fridays train from her Summer J
vacation spent at her home in Cali
fornia and will resume her teaching
duties next Monday.
DR.. Henry Haear and son. Harry.
autoed over from their ranch in Ruby
Valley Monday. They completed
haying operations and brought home
several Of the Eureka boys that have
been assisting IN the work.
The SENTINEL is informed that the
reported sale this week of the sheep
OF Mrs. Agnes Morrison of Antelope
Valley was not completed. and as
per advertisement published in the
SENTINEL, the stock is still for sale.
I'D Lytton of Blko and George
Kennedy of Lamoille Valley. cattle
buyers. were arrivals in Eureka Fri
day evening and are expected to do
some "rustling'' among the herds in
TINS section during the next few days.
Mrs. John Calder of Alberta, Can
ada, spent several days here this
week visiting with her sister. Mrs.
I'd Bergman of Prospect. Mrs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-08

For Sale-1916 Ford Touring Gar
in excellent condition, Inquire at
SENTINEL office. -Advt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

len @lementen Ser @elt 5uluntneu-
Iest, uno troeoeu1 iie in ibrem StolS
ilno berc6tigten 0ationaIgeiiibl niht
obioroirt ooer oonlinirt tperoen
moilen.
9e3iigIih HuBlanos iogte Der 8rd-
iioert. yGori id) nift ioeen, oaB es
fiir mid eritounlih lit, 0oB irgeuo
cine Solfs9ruppe 10 irregeleitet fem
tann, oaB lie, luie gelpiiie 0ruppen in
RuBlono nn3unebmen iheinen, glau-
ben, oaB Geiormen, Die i'm SSnterelie
oea &olfes geplant iino, beiteben fon-
nen, iolange eS Elm 0elttihlono gibt,
oo5 mddltig genllg lit, oieie 9teformen
nit 2Sntrigen ooer 8epolt um3uiper-
len. Se6er 8erbano freier Menihen,
Der lid nit Der Oelttiden Regieruna
obfinoet, gcbt ieiier 3eritorrng ent-
gegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

obachoItenen Gonferen3 britiidlcr,
iran5oiiider mo itnlicniihcr &ertre-
fer beihIoiien moroen lit, fem erefu
tipe 8epalt beiibt. sic eno9iiItiac
Gntiheioung III irrntegilhen 9lnge
Iegcnhcitcn, iopie iiber &crtheiluu9
mo 0elpeeing Der 2Irmeen liege bel
Den perihieoeucn Hcgterrra,n ser
9IlliIrten Git Nui9nht 0e2 uculn
&riegarot59 itl ItGnoig on9 6clp Ser
Cperotionth ais Gauges ,it ilbcrua.
ten nlli 0rlyd0 ser bon oil II 9ialic
nngcn imo StGbcn cinaebenoen Sn.
formntionen. ,Serner ioIlc cr nidt
nur Die SrieaSplIue geaencinnn0er
obmdaen, ion0crn oth, menr uotbig
I'M &ntcreiie elmer bciicrcn Grit9E fiib
rllng meme aulitclcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
NOmiral SirpiB.

True translation filed wit
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, o.
November 16, 1917, as required
the act of October 6, 1917.
9InlIteroonI t2. NGp.
SSn elmer &erionnlilng bc
,8oterlonosportei" erfI0rte Der eh
moIigc Stootsiefret1r bes Wturinc
onlts, NomiroI bon 3irpib, ith feb
entihieoen fir 9lnnerion; er ertldrt
Die entideioenoe Sroge in Der gegen
pdrtigen &rie9 iei Die, oh 8roBbr
tonnien ooer Oeutihlonb oos 3rotef
torat iibcr 9elQien befonmcn iolle
Cine irrthiimliAe 2olln9 Der belgi
ifcn 6rogc, crfldrte Der 9lomiro
n4iiroc 9cutihlanos 2luslonobanocl
leine @elorcierpc un0ISnouItrie lnhm
legen, 1cltidllun0 sum SfluDen oes
ZnQlo 9lmcrifoni5lnu5 mohen ]
iare mllitariihe Sid,erheit in 8elgien
nie5 lit ocr cln3ige Neg, ltns fir I'M
Icre rieNqcn mirtbihoItlihen EcrIuit
81 entIdl0Giqcn.
Ter Nonllrdl 1dgfe terner, e. e
cine ioIihc 2Innahme, ooB Ole lolldl
boote einen geuilgenoen Shut geael
Srobbritounicn biIocH pilrNen ein
crioIqrcidlc @offe qeaen Nie Iaudl
boote tperoc. beitimnt erfunoen ner
oen. Gr erfIdrte, Gcutihlon0 mili'
9lntDcrpen hnbcn. Geiterrcif 0I
Souptidutnodt on Der Tonail
gfiirounq iein, IentidAIono iei oltFier
Dem al Der Qoiurg 0es 4Orio 4rc
blcns intereiiirt.
/ .GcltitIonos qompf. id,lob 4t
nliroI Girpib icinc 4usiilhrunaer
/ lit Elm idlrcfIiher Gompf Qcqen 81
oaes perihIinocu0e Epronnci 0e
HnQlo 9lmerifanisnlus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
November 16. 1917. as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
@aibington, 13. gtop.
Die 9tnbrlnganlittel &erlpnltltng
gab om 0ienatog Die oIlgenpinen
9eitinmlngen uno 3egulirlungen
befannt fir Die 2i5eniirung oeS @d-
ferei-@eiperbes ol;f @runo Der 4}ro.
flomotion GrGiioent @ilions, Die Dor.
idreibt, ooB ieoer @0fer, Der nid]t
Deniger als 5ebn ,SaB Wicbl monatiith
nerorbeitet, bis 10. 9e5entber cine 9i-
sens 81 loien bat.
Gurh ole 8roflanotion un0 ole
jeet ollsgegebenen Seitimnlul9cn Inll
elm Stunoaro fiirs 8rotboden geIdloi,
fen, Gcrgeubllng uno irrefiibrenocn
8roBen porgebelgt. Die Yreiie bcrob-
georiift llno onbermeit:g Dem Gon-
iltmenten i'm oll9eneinen 9ebolfen
meroen. 9luh S0otels, Clubs unG
onoere offentlidbe DIFFERENTIATION, Die
ihr eigenes grot baden, hoben eine
2i3ens 5u l0ien, menn tic Die @rcH5e
bon 5cbn Sab Wtebl per Monat
iiberidrciten, llno haben i'm llebertre-
tungsfoae cine 8el0itraie bon $4,000
ooer 5ipei Sabre 0aft ooer beioes 5ll
gemGrtigcn
2i3eniirte 8odercicn iino perpflihs
tet. ibr 8roouft Dem Gonlltmentcn
urmittelbnr, 10 proftiid oils moglih
uno obne lnnothigc Ger3G9erung 5lt-
fonmeu 5u loiien. g8ieoerDerfoufe
inuerbolb 0esielbeu @eihGftsbetrieb5
obne ongenlellene Hed)tfertigltuq, no-
mentlid, menn lie 0a5u oienen iollcn,
pom &lcinbdn6ler ooer GonIllmenten
cincn hobercn Treis berauS'uIhlo-
gen, lueroeu OILS .unfalre" Wtctbone
behan0elt meroen
Qi3cniirtc 8ddcr oiiricn iolgenoes
niht thun: Srgen0melhe2ebenSmlttel
foltfen. beItellerl perfuufen logern
ooer ionit banbbaben, Inn ocn Ereis
ilnangeneIen 3ll erbohcn, 0en&orratb
5ll belhrGnfen oocr ortlihe ooer all
Qemeine Nionopole 81 idofien. Ser
bnten lit. irgenolpelhe @dder- r-Gr5eug-
niiie 81 5erItoren, 81 pcrIdlpenoell
ooer obfftlih perherben 3u loiien.
Sir ni6t berfouftes 9rot bari Dem
GieinbGnoler niht be3ahlt ncr0elt.
pe6cr bar nod ouI 0em Wcge 0es
&reoits, cbenio lit Nustuuih bon ner-
fouftcn @rpt- oocr @ndlpooren lln3n-
ldilig
9rot bori MIR in ben ipe5ifi3irten
Seipid1tcn o0er Dem nchrfohen ge-
troQ oerIelben bergeItellt ooer Der
fault neroeM 8roBen bon ief5ehr
lln3en, Die niht iibet iieb5ebn ltn3er
! gehen 0iirIen, uno 0roBcn bon bier
lln03nan3iq ltn5er, Die fiinfltno5mot-
sig unn cine balbe lln5e niht ilber.
| id,reiten oiirfen, in beiocn sSalIer
9tettoaclpift, obne Gerpudltng, 5tpol'
! Stlm0en nah Dem Baden Semntelr
nliiiien per Stiif cine bis orei lln5er
ihmcr icin Gieier Stonnnor II
nod bent 0urhidnitt bon filnfllno
3mon3ig 2oibcn @rot oOcr fitn
0ubeno Scmlncln berednet
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2as Ehaiiulrr bon Saos.
dis Mem 4ter,'Us rritcy ucifcr WoE'
ucrncnr Ucn SOB i0uo.


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man lhWrrIid IN IracHo elncm Ves
id)idtauert uTjcldut lluoCh, oo@
bat lie aber nHt Nur maupcn mlot
reu aclbeln. nle cDeluatta nut an
0ilritl0rr prrlonIluer GrlnntruH0
bcrIbeu uno 0od tcllnclc 5u 0tI
bClHrrtcnamcrteltn 9eGorc,..
,>n Iooa, Il. NJ, par, nat 0cu
lcGten ytaurldllcn, nod lnuncr cIn2
ultc ,Srdu om %cbcn 0lc ptrmut'
lid, ole eiujlge prIlIue ubcrIrWnl>
Nudcnjclgm Qc9 oorll1tl nlcgItd
niim-ln0lanldCu NCnrbela IT. btl
mcld,cm II. q. Wuuncrncur Gcnt 0tr
critc luclBc 5iatibailer 0ca ooH
0rn glulutuuCrn nUl 9euUuHrutu
ltuu .gtctlt6 crmorort ulll0t. Ab
mont Vie 0unul2 Hpd) en- tlclnt3
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nerluQ nod h,itt lceDaft uor lhr
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Gntiheionng nod uid)t ocfnllcu.
StnfhnInl. t5- Qfnl

SlulDutllit - -RbA-
SbcrItleutnant Wourouicp, Der
GonlmonOeur Der Yeter8burQ pertbci-
6iaenoen Streitmoht, bat nodl cner
nihtootirtelt GepeIhe ous Nopn
ronoa oil 0en Iogens 9tphter hlc
folgenoc 9Sroflmnntion erlniicn
,,acrenSfu hot 6os iolihe (1critd)t
oerbrcitet, ooB 0ie 3ruppen rnEctcr5
bnra ireimillig sur propiioriid)en SIC.
aierlng iibergeganqen ieicn Gtc
Gruppcn ocs freien rlliiiiden Nolfca
3icben iif niht 3urilf uno eracbcl
Iid ni6t. Sic hubcn MIR e5atidliun
QcrGunt, Inn unnotbiges @Intper-
qieBen al nermciocn llno habcn ctlpo@
n0her oufEetcrsburg 81 ibrc 0erthci,
oiglmqsitcGunq be3ogen 3icStcllun0
lit ictt itorf gen1tg. nm acgcn cine
Sruppennlodlt standardization. Die
5chnnlol 10 iturf III nie Die acrens'
fps. llniere 8ruppcn beiinoeu lid
in ou5e3eihneter Stinlnmg. ,ln
petersburg berrifcn Gronung uno
hube.
9tebcn Dem 9reuser 9turorn INN
0cn 0rieQ5Ifljfien Snruq uno Smo
boop iino 0os SduIifitf 9frifo NM
ieha 9orpeOoboote Der bnltiitlcn
1SIotte non 5eliiuqiora onqelonQt un1
haben in Der 9felp6 in Der Nabc 6er
l}ifoIasbriife, i'm Centrum non &c
tcrsburg, 9lnfer qcporicu, BON no iit
Die gon3e 6oliptitabt bomborOtrcr
fonnen Tie @eioBung oicier Sdiii(
beItcht ans 4oIihcpifi5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

9ie Sad)lage lit &ublauo im
b06lteu @raoc untlar.
Serenstp iou iid angeblid lit st. Yrttrsbnrg be-
finbeu Snoeren Seri6tem Snfolgt babtn
bic Solidtwtis nod Die Sberbano.
Sn Santred iii oas Gabiue Tanleue ;rrHdgetreten ein
neucs nit Gemtureau am Der Spbe in Der Tilonng be-
arften Sic Saliener bebanpten lid iii ibtn Shuungen
an Yiauc Gin aenleiuamer Sregsralb Der Naiirten.

tariihC SNcrotionen I'M brltiItcn
&ricgSnlirliterium, aob am Dfittlpo y
i'll &nn0on befonnt, 0ab cs n"b
rcre Gage onueru milroc. bis cine
anglo iron5oiiidc 1ruppenmnft ON
ocr itoGiniibcn 6ront opcrIrcn
toHnc.
nGic itolieniihe Situotion" iogtc
8en. Wouricc, lit auBcror0cntlih
tritiidl lalo miro ouh i'll ocu nddllten
pnor 5ogcn 10 bleiben. g8cm Die
IStolicncr Die 9iooe, 9inic niht hoIteu
fonncn, 1T Der Soil &encoigs ioit I'M.
permcioIih. Gb oic 8ione.2inie Qc-
hoIten meroen fam, hQngt BON ocn
[Stnlicneru ieIbit ob. oo cS nod mch-
rcrc Gage 0aucrn miro, beuor fran5o-
iiihsbritiihC 1ruppcn on Der Sanlpir
front iein tGnncn.
Ron, fl. 9ton
Die itolicuiidc 6rerc8lcitrng
theitC am Wtittpof, in Hom nit, ouB
Die NStoliencr im 9tor0en in Der 8e-
geno oitIih pon 9liioqo 5uriidgenom-
men morocn iinO. Nn Der unteren
Hiaoc gebt Der Ingriff geaen Die
9eutl6cn, 0ic om Gieustoe eineu
lleberqolg in Der 30be ben Seniene
bemcrfitclligtcn, ipeitcr Ger 9cridt
ioqt, 6aB DER @cgncr nod niht bon
it0n6iq ucrtriChcn lpor6cn lei Gin
&erillcl nc9 ,Sciuoc@ 5piIhen Gucrro
mo Senerc iibcr 6ic EiuOe 5r gchen,
mur0c rntcr0riidt Ger Seine hottc
ld)mcre Ncrluitc.
Gin beitiger 2lnQriif Scr Gcitcrrci-
der oil ser 7 rcntinniront mcitlih
pom @or0a Zee mtr0e uollitnn6lq
obqcid'logcn lm0 Der Gcluo gum
9iild3uQ gc5mltnger.
SIcincn Ictnhcmenta Oc9 sSclnoc2
1T Is QeIIlnQcu, oic Niope nohc Der
Gititc 81 iibcridrcitcn Nei tSrIio,
Icro, picr Wcilcu pon Der Wfilnonna
oca 6luiic9. 0ronQcu fcinoIihc @rnp
pen in oo9 4Poridgcbiet 5lpidcn
4Ii0pc mo NcCdio eilI ipo lie lcbt &C
holtcn mcr6cn. 2lcuBerit ihmcrc2
Nrtillcricieucr 9ebt cntlon8 Dem
fIuB mcitcr
9{odoem ole TStoIiencr lid oli oiC
ncuc @crtbcioiqllnQallnlc oitIid nor
9I'ioqo 3llriidqC3oqcn bottcn, beicttcr
Die Ccltcrrcidlcr sic &inic Ie35c
Ion3oio .9lrtcn.6cItrc 5miidleu Der
Qrcntu un0 Scr 4inuc.
,<m Qouic 0ea Ioqc5 hobcn 0it
Tstolicncr t2t (6einnqeuc acnodt
nn0 ctlidc NioihiucnQcpehrc ecbeu
tct. Iic itoliniidcn Elicacr mic0cr
hoItcn mirfuHqapou lbrc @ombc1ob
miiric.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
November 10, 1911 as required by
the act of october 8. 1917.
2onoon, IA. 9top.
g8ic ser @rhange telegraph so.
am Wiittpoh aus aopenbagen be-
ridtct nur0c, nuroe oic 9lntltnft Wtl'
niitcrprQlioent &ercusfps in Der Sc.
9lcitltng bon Irltppen in petersburg
bon Der ruiiiihen @cinnotihoit i'll
Stpdbolm befonnt gegeben. 9erenstp
loa Die 9oliheipifi gcifloqen baben.
SeridDte iibcr Sinulaub.
0aa finniife Observation-Disclosures
meIoct, gon3 9fuBlono nit Nus
nohme eine5 flcineu Sheil5 bon
petersburg iei iett in ben 0onoen
DER prouiioriiden &egicrlmg; Sc
rensfp lei in 8etersburg lmo babe 10
gut mic Die gon5e Stnbt genommen.
Nah oieien @eridteu, Die III elmer
mi Gien5tognohnlittag 4 llbr i'll
StodboIm a1fgeeebcncn Gepeihc
'ntbolten iino, bat &erensfp bic &ol,
'hemifi bel Giorsfoe SeIo geihIogen
>ie Goiofen iollen Die ,rothe @nroe"
oernihtet haben. @S miro ierncr be-
-ihtet, Die Gelegropbcnlinien ieicn
II &erensfps Sdnoen.
Gar 3ifplaus Saiicr bun Sibirien ?
9openbdgen, 4. Nop.
Die 9openbogener 3eitlnq Scr.
'ingsfc Si0enoe bat om Oiittmoh BON
brcm Gorreipon0entcn i'll @oporol.
a folgenoe Gepeihe erbnItcn:
,0eomte in Gornea, 1SlnIlano, or
I0ren, Sibirien bobc icine llnobhnn
Iiafcit proflnnlirt lno Den ehcmoli
ren 3oren 9fifolous gum &oiicr aus
Ieritfen.
,,9oiofen boben oie Stoot Stem be
'cbt"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
SnudlbOOt Epier.
Gonh0n. IL Qiol

S0n0On, H. 9tou
(5cmob DEM lritiiheu Nomiro.
litdtsbcritlt ROM Ytjttmod iin0 in Der
lctten @ohc iolQcn0e britiihc san
0elsid8iic ncrieuft pnr0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Ictcrsbnra p6llia iiolirt,
Stodbolm, IA. 9op.

Die teleqropbiihe 8erbinhumg
nit Tctcr8burg lit ieit Gicn9-
oq Nafnlittog lntcrbrod)en Cine
4obclItotion om W}ittmod beridltetc
nj Olittmoh, bnb oii oo5 SignoI
,in fcine 9lntlport Don Petersburg er-
rQltlih ipur. Wfon nimnt nn ooB
1ic Stotion III Qetcr3burq pom MiIi.
tdr beicbt morocn lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Seine iapnniidlen Sruppcu.

ofl0, IT. gl0D-
Mcncralleutnont Cihimo Der
iapuuiidc aricQeminiitcr bcnohrid)
tiatc nm Wittmoh Die inpaniihen
3citmQrn in lofto, ooB cine Ont
icnouno pon 5rupprn nod europa
cine obiolutc llnnoqlldfcit 1T mc
Qcu Der mQchcuren Soften un0 Dem
Wanqcl an 5hiii5rnm.
9'arou 1afohoibL Der irilbcre ri,
non3miniitcr mn elmer Der ,Silbrcr
Der 1ciuufai Eortci erfl0rtc in
cincnr la ZEN 9lrtifcl in ocn 3eItin.
Qcn, 0ob cs Der ioponIidcu glrmce OFT
@lrtiucrie- unO 6luo3cu8olsrilitung
ichlp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Ger Riiftritt 0es Gabinetts
lSainleue.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, on
November 16, 1917. as required by
the act of October 6. 1917
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Summer 5.
Ginc quito Spartaile.
&rleasecrtfIeHtc ais anpitulnnlnsc-
(SGu5 flciuc Setrdne f0uucn
nuaclcat ucrbcn,

True translation filed with the
Postmaster OF la Crosse. Wis. OF
November 16, 1917 as required b.
The act OF Octnher 6 1917
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Ger neitc Qrieg2ratb.

V0N60n. n liQO
Nauii.,gruoent 2lono (5eor1a
iaqta ON UjttmaH inn llntcrhouic 70
Gon0n ta i.iuer GrfloruHQ. 0oG
Der tutercaHrtr arielsroth. 6eiIer
Giurdtml ,a Der tjj3llA in 4oris