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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-11-20
Ivy AanocIated Pre.s.,

LONDON, Nov. 20.--The Spanish
government has issued a special
warming that Spain will regard any
flight OF American airplanes over
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COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2O.--Reports
from German sources support the as
sumption that Germany is making
heavy transfers of troops from the
Russian front Only a part are going
TO Italy Some were moved to the
west front.
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PARIS, Nov. 20,---The Germans sue
eeeded in penetrating the French
advanced position In the Verdun sec.
tor last night but we're subsequently
expelled for the most part
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COPENHAGEN Nov. 20-German
newspapers discuss with suspicious
frankness the prospect OF an often
siye ON the Saloniki front, but do
not mention the obvious chance Of
making smashing blow In Rumania
in an effort to end the resistance Of
the Rumanians.
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PETRoGRAD, Nov. Ia Monday
An unconfirmed reports says Ker
enslxy is at Luga with two army
corps loyal to the committee for the
salvation of the revolution.
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TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings Of the ther. =
mometor by the United States .
observer at Tonopah. =
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ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY, Nov. l9,-
(Monday)-The enemy is concentrat-
ing for an attack in the north. Heavy
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~ NshoeIhIed FFeaa,I
LONDON, Nov 20.-Adyices from
Holland report a great movement of
troops with artillery on roads lead
log TO the Flanders front They are
evidently from Russia
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BY Associated Press. }

10y Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Nov. 20 The war office
announced today the Italians unsuc-
cessfully counter-attacked the posi-.
ton the Teutons captured on the
northern slope of Monte Tomba
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CHARGES WITHDRAWN
FOR HINDU SUSPECT
10y Associated Press J

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 20.--
The government withdrew its charges
against five, indicted for conspiring
to overthrow British rule in India,
at the opening of the trial of thirty
seven other defendants today
NJ. Martinez, San Diego; Leopold
Miehaels. San Francisco; Ernest
Sikunna, New York; Ray Howard and
Captain Rush we're released.
Bail for John Craig, Long Beach
shipbuilder. was ordered forfeited
when he failed to appear for trial
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-11-20

C. f. REDMAN, traffic manager Of
the L. V. & T. railroad, was pas.
senger this morning for San Fran.
cisco.
e~~~~A%@%&~S~& &N~%N~N~%~~-oe
in fraternal circles, holding promin-
ent offices in the Rebekahs and was
a past grand matron of the Order of
the Eastern Star During her resi-
dence in the state and in Tonopah
she made hosts of friends who grieve
to hear of her demise. She was
noted for her charitable work and
her many acts of kindness to those
in distress. The Bonanza. with all
the people of Tonopah. extends to
the bereaved family heartfelt sym
pathy in their hour Of deep sorrow
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GERMANS PREP airing
FOR WEST OFFENSIVE
Great Bodies of Troops Moved From
Russ Line to Flanders Front;
Kaiser Advances at Verdun
my Associated preas.l

tts Associated PreAs1
ROME, Nov. 20.--The invaders
were driven back four times today
In attempts to take the Italian posi-
lions on the Monfenera Spur. in
Northern Italy.
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CONTINUED on page four
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THE WEATHER

Fair Tonight and Wednesday.
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CONTINUED On Page Four)
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Nmtifirdlidc Sete lit Sranfrcidj.

Dos 6oaGnoiI9e 8Gatt rStidti4s
Gpurant" in lltre9t i9reibt in elmer
iiing1ten drummer: vMan piirbe mei@
men, bab Dos f9per gepriifte 5rants
reid na9 unb mad our Gtntebr ges
fpmmen ipGre unb einen anbern Weg
befolgen ipplte, ols porauf es in
LETTER s3eit bur9 raoifale un0 io5iaz
liftiI9e Jibrer setrieben. mar, pel4e
es ieoer &eligion entfremoet baben.
9as Gegenteit tit babr. Mebr dls
iemols friiher miro in ben fran3Oitz
i9en 3eitungen gegen Stride unb
&lerus geaetert uno bic 3enIur, pelz
DIE IonIt ales ltrei9t, ldBt bies De-
bulbtg gu. Cine Der lebten Nummern
Der r2anterne" perDffentli4t gum
8eilpiel cine getpaltige pbilippifa gez
ger ben Yopit. Dieter ipdre Der 9elz
fers6elfer bon Wien unb Berlin! &ein
iterbli9er Men59 in 9elgien, 6ranfz
reid ooer Stalien tOnnte nod mebr
M9tuns fir ibn 6egen! Der rMardez
fe bella gbieia" tit f9limmer taiierli4
qeiinnt als bic beuti9en rbmii9=tat@
boliI9en 8iirger. SIN @atitan ipri4t
man bon elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Der
peltlihen pGpitli9en Mu9t unO OPP
fert oieiem @ebanten ieoen 8e9riff
bon Mnftanb uno Qualification! uip.
Wo0u al hieie @er9eBung, i9reibt
bas boadnoii9e 8latt, gegen einen
&ir9enfiriten biensn ion, Der gang
Electromagnetic i'm Sntereiie Der &riegsz
gefangenen ales tut, mas in ieiner
Ma4t liest, entsiebt fi& unierem 9es
sriff."
Oiefe Mu%sfibrungen bes boldnbiz
i9en 8lattes ftnoen ibr Seitenitiid
in MeuBerunsen zines fran50iif4en
MFumptioniiten, Der tiirali9 auf Der
9ur9reife in Grid peilte. Gr bat@
tie unmittelbar borber cine ldngere
HeiIe our9 Srantrei9 gema9t uno
ertldrte, bic antifir9li9e unb prieiterf
feinoli9e Stimmuns iei 5ur5eit bort
iippiser ms &raut gel9ofen als ie.
No9 ME fei er in feinem @aterlan>
be Oh ieines Heterogeneous 10 iebr
Der @egenitanb Dffentli4er 8eleibi=
gun9en unb berleBenoer 8emertungen
gepefen pie auf tieien &eiien. Ser
fran30iii9e @eiitlide ertldrte, oaB er
Ole freunOli9e 8%ebanblung, bic inn
i'm 3iiri4er 9otel puroe, uno ben
Degfaq aaer 8elditigungen auf ben
StraBen Der Stabt als pabre Dohl@
tat empfunben babe.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Ger @uRbanm.

Ser NuBboum Itommt aus perz
fen, 1T aber f9on Iebr lan9e in
europa 6eimif9. Acknowledgements
erblidten Die alien Oeutf9en in benz
NuBbdum Den Wioerport Der Side:
ME bieIe Der 8aum bes 2t9tz uno
8liBgottes mar, 10 iener Der oes
@ottes Der Sinfternis; elm @loube,
Der permutli9 aug benz 9eimatlano
oes 8aumes Itammte, tpo Our9 bic
gonse S90pfung Ser 9ualismls
3piI9en Dem 2i4tgott Srmu30 unO
leinem buntten DiberIpiel 46rimdn
1in9. SIM mtttelalterli9en Hom
itano ouf benz pldBe Der Stride bel
popolo Elm Oi4tbelaubter Nub6aum,
in oeTen Meiten b0fe Setter baulten.
pap1t pos6alis ii. tot ben 8oum
in Sen 8ann, er purbe gefGat uno
an Ieinem Stanbort oie Stride BON
8plt erbaut.
OrtbobOre Suben entbaften fd
bes @enuFes bon NiRen Bis nod
@blauf Der boben 9erbffeiertage.
Oagegen oiente Die NuB ~pieoerum
bielfa9 Der erotti9en Sbmbolit. 90
Bel Sen 90mern, tpel4e Neupermdblz
tie nit NiiKen bef9entten. Gin robz
binii6er Mutor i4reibt benz iungen
@bemann einen Spru9 Dor, Der bem
G9Dpfer bontt, BOP er in ben @dr@
ten Chen (bas parobies) einen Stub
baum gepflan3t bat. Nu9 bic 9aielz
nub purDe nit erotii4en Singen in
8e3iebung 9ebra9t.
No9 beute beitebt in polen Der
alte 8raua, oob Der 8rGuti9am am
Sobbot6 Dor Ser 9o9aeit bon ben
Sroucn NIT SaielniiRen bemOrfen
miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Rinnermuro. Rrdrden:

R~fnoermuno. Rrdr6sn:
@uten Sag, Sntel; Moma I4tdt mid
unb Iagt, i9 lolte Dir gum @eburts'
tao aratuliersn!" SnteI: limb
bat tie ionit ni9ts aeiagt?" 2ldrs
den: bod; Iie bat geiast, i9 Ioae
bas Solorltiid ni9t perIieren,
bas bu mir identen psrOeit!"
pie Srdumerin. Jrou:
mir bat eeItern ud6t getrdumt,
Ou bobeIt mir einen neuen SUIT fir
20 Dollars 9etduft." Mann:
.@ut, 10 trGume nG9fte Nd9t, lDer
mir bic 20 Dollars gibt, Die i9 fur
ben SUIT ausgeben muB!"
SIN S. It bon e. Penliondr:
.Worum erboIte i4 felt etnigen Sas
gen feline @erbistte mebr9" Soft
geberin: v@eil sic ni4t forgfdltt9
bamit umseben. Sic fa9ren bdmit
Dor Dem Gfen iiber Den Seller. oas
MeFer, cen 2OffeI unb bas 9los;
Damn tpirb bic Serpiette 70 f@mubig,
bob man iis iOfurt pe9ieln muB!!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

= Cine perle. .Ta4 Sbrem
9ienitbuG paren sic i9on an lieben
Steaen9"
M epiB. baran fe9en sic, tpie ii4
bic 9errl4aften UNI mid reiBen!""
= 8os6aft. Sreunb (5u Be-
Iu9e): Limb pie Oein 8ub' Oeiner
Srau auf's Wort folst,. :. es itimmt
l9on, -. Der gan5e Papa!"
= Selbitter It Gnbli9. =
.Srintit no en- S4oppe = 9u6erg"
ms perbitt' mr. Die Oumm' Sras
Jsrei!""
- SIMMER nObel! nSat bas
Stiid .S9res Sobnes 8eifaa sefun-
benz"
n9ott, es mar E So9a9tunsser,
fola!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

mari duffreTe mont. I'm es Bot fid
erI6t pib0er en- S9meil in lei 5ebS
gesetst, tpie id geioet ben: ~WeOess
peiIer, frds bie S9sntelmdnner, mas
Re an mid nemme, atpfuer tein flint
Gents Orint; mer I'm ieBt in bic
Srismes3eit TN oa seb i9 nids Drum,
tpenn es EN- Nidel me6r tofte oubt.
O!f &obrs bat Der WebespsiIer aud
ems an mid genomme IN bat geia9f:
r@snn on na9bcr nod %Iautper bift,
min i'd bid email febn," Mea, i9
min ibn I6On 3eige, baB i9 10 feline
@oleuI fin ipie er pomit i9 berbIeipe
Sbne S9rn Iieper
pbtltpp Suueramper r.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
CINE ~fmInnfertin

Cine f9fasfertiee
Sran Dor 8eri9t. &ibter:
Mie NOR es Sbnen muir m0sIi9, ben
baumitarfen @inbre9er nieberauI9laz
gen unb feitaubalten9
3eugin: Sd glaubte in Der 9un=
telbeit, es pdre mein Mann, Ger
pieber mai beimli9 aus Der &neipe
gu fpdt na9 9aufe fommt.
9armlos. oSie perben bod
pifen, mann sic aebpren ftno?"
.9err &i9ter, i9 mar ia bamols
NON nod 10 fleeae."
~Gber i'm @ergeTen f9einen sic
mir eroB gu fein!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

lnoaat. 8ettler: nS9on
tpieber 10 a belize Suppen unb i9on
balb 5p0Gf n5r; Biz Die talt mirb,
peridum' i'd graz Die Bette 3eit fiir's
9ei9dft!"
Gin riideberger. rpa>
pa lit allein, ieBt f0nner sic Bel INN
UNI mid an5alten."
.! - III min lieber ni9t itOz
rem"
Q9 nee! n8ei beinem 8rdu>
tis- ber,erte ih ia cine fur@tbare
Glaze"
rMber bod nir, penn er ben Suit
obnimmt."
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

GttIbIuten. Mus etnem
mobernen Mpman: rglur Die Stimme
aug benz Sintersrunoe fob nod nit
aufseriTenem Munoe oa." n0ie
&nabent0pfs f4auen iih I'm. fperSsn
unrubis ipie fliebenoes Waher uno
ssben, bic Sdnbe auf benz Giiden.
i'm 3immer berum".
sic tennt ibn. Gr: 2iebe
Musuite, i'd peroe nod ein penis
ausgeben, I'm ems auf ben 3abn gu
nebmen. - Sic: NeiB f9on, oa
tommt tpieber aaf ieben .3abn -eins!
(Jiir ii9: M4, uno Der Suite bat
nod iein politdnbiges GebiB)
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

Simmer m 8eruf. 9err
gum 3igarrenbinoler): sd mO4s
te sic Inn bic 9anb Sbrer 5rdulein
So9ter bttten!"
@ater (3igarrenbdnOGer): rMeI<
DE piini9en sic, tpenn i9 fragen
bnrf ountei, bell ober m~itteltart9"
= Ser q ii9terne. Srau gum
8efannten: nWO TT benn mein
Mann9"
8etannter: Scr tit ieBt gerabe
nod 9auie gegongen."
5ruu: n8as? 9erabe?"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

- &tnbIt9es. .Wirlt bu
nun slei9 %auf60ren gu peinen. bu
5roBtopf!"
.Su -ibu = is tann ia MIDI =
es mel = peint ia = pom - Don
- iel6er!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
decentralization.

5erdusgs6olfsn. n0iu
SnI8enubr. Die i9 por einisen Sa'
gen 6ei Sbner taufte, lit nur elmer
Gag gegongen, unb nun min lie MIDI
mebr peiter. Wo1en Sic mir oaS
nal erfldren?"
nWein Serr, ols sic mid frus.
ten, pie lnnge bic llbr gebt, babe i'd
Sbnen 9lei9 seiagt: bic ge6t "a
Gtunben."
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

- &e9t bat er. Sellner:
r9err Menbelio6n, piini9en sic
5Spiebel unD &no6lau4 81 S6rem
8eefiteaf?"
uNa, mas benin ionit? Nemmt mr.
bei eub &c 9aus Dieaei4t 8eil4en
unb 2epfonen oo5u?"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

81: .@ber pie ieben Sic oenn
aus? Sbre aleiouns lit ia piel 5u
melt unO groB."
g.: nSa, wiiien Sic, i6 BOB mir
nie redt einen An8ng leilten fon-
men, aber nun bin i6 5u @elo ge-
fommei1 uno min iebt ben 2euten
aeigem baB es mir auf Sc Meter
Stoff aubiel fir ben @n5ng nift
anfommt!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

-2dBt ni9t mad. &entier
gum Greier, ben ct fur5 porber OBJ
genieien bat, unb Der iebt gum 5pei<
ten male fommt): nAber mein 9err,
i@ babe Sbnen meinen Stanopuntt
bod i9on fla. gema4t!!"
8eperber: $50, tpegen Ser @muta!
@6er ieBt TONNE i9 lpegen Der SUI
ldlia!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

-NibseFpru4. n5rieoa. iest
neiB id es beFimmt, bob bu i4uls
big fit. 81 .pirt ia auf meinen
8ornurf bin treibeneib!"
.@6, DIANA, iieb DO ni@t 10
I4por5!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

SUM
qe syruu: nMlein @atte iteate friber
ou9 bier aus, = iebt TT er aber
Geo >SmpreIiionif!"
ssrau 3smpelmeier: % Soft, o
goft, - ldBt ii4 benin oa garnig se@
gen ma9eng"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

. il lac E. ST. 81: ~Ma9t
Sbre So9ter Sortf9ritte i'm &las
p~isripielg" = Srau g.: nNi9t i'm
minbeften; iie Ibt f9on 5pei Sabre
lang uno tann abfolut ni4ts; :4
peroe ibr eben Elm unberes &lapier
faufen miihen!"
unmDsIi9 Srdulein ST.:
,Mein @erlobter fagt inner, mein
Munb fet cine &oientnofpe." -
5rGulein g.: rOas 1T rein unmSgz
liG; &oientnpipen iinb ia itets ges
i4loien!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

miBsIHdt. sd sifie 10
germ Sbrs !9anb. %gnaoigss Jrdu'
letn!".
500, es sibt a6er bod li4er bel
I9Dnere als bic meine!"
uDes6olb ni9r, absr sic baben 10
entaiidenDe Seife!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Sin %~crfannter.

.@ie, SrdlIcin glureIie, Sic
elouber, i6 liebe Sic nur Sbres
@eloes megen?! 8, melde Sau'
idungl @lallbcn Sic mir, i6 mir
oe Sic lieben, aud menn Sic ltatt
elmer Miuion MIR cine babe bdt-
ten!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

Sre@. .8ei mir i9nOrren
sic uno bann fiben Sic bier IN Der
Meinbonbluns unb e1en &~ebbubn?"
Sip, i9 Dab mid au4 f4on gee
Grsert, 6aB i9 bier reingegongert
bin! Ni9 nal @iftern baben bic
Seute."
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

Gin ttB1igsr 8eruf.
81: rSbr 9err Sobn pe9felt aber
oo9 aaaubdufis feinen Beirut, mas
tut er Oenn ieBtg"
g.: nMueenbltdli9 bat er fi9 nal
ouf - Sta9elbraht gelegt!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Ger srufaifde o,atte.

Meine 6gau mir 2icbe fodlet infer tag
lidcs Wenu,
Sod mir idcint, es ipdre beiicr, fodt
mebr nit @utter lie
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26


gu aa a m. n&oms
merSienrat: nWie fommen 81: baar,
li9 in gsi9dft!i9er Anselegen9eit BET
mir meloen gu lafen unb MIDI Dana
an3ui6norren?"
Der Serr 8ommer5ienrat haben
meinem Water felig INNER mas gee
I4entt. unb nun mo1te t4 Sbnert
mitteilen, oaB id bab' iibernomnlert
oas @ei6Gft DON ibm."
- 9auSirau 5u etnem
8ettler: nSbnen sebe i'd ni4ts,
Sic rie9en ia rad &iimmel NIT po>
n%leran5en."
Sic IinO non neioii9a Set is
pol Sbre Sorte2"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

8otieutin Gunoe 8nhpe): rgie fonrt Oenn Dos, Serr 9oftor,
cs oDt 10 pic(c oeidGc0ene Srauen. @eNhieoene Wfdnner tm0et man 10
ielen?" !.
9oftor: So, Sic iterben ole nab Der S6eoung - Dor 5reuoe!'
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

Sum Sat5en lit Ser 8oben Ell
gentli6 tpenig geeignet, MeneIaos,
aber Dir gum @cfaIlen merbe i6 es
tunl" $50 lit MeneIaos nit Dem
maI1enben Selmbuid?
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26

n@oaBr, Simmerl, 60s oane
freltt mid bolt bod, bob mir 5moa
b0s Saiferl alloa leer bra9t 6aben!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-26
Grinnernns.

.A6er 8aloI, ia mas is oenn iebt
sos - agraO wie'S 5rolicrl ie-
Zig, ponn'S at neia SUIT brau6t
bGtt'..."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-05-22
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTING coUN-
TY HIGH SCHOOL AND OoRMI-
TORY FOR THE COUNTY OF
ELKo, STATE OF NEVADA

Sealed proposals endorsed Pro.
Dosal for constructing County High
School and Dormitory at Elko, Elko
County, Nevada" will be received by
the undersigned clerk of the board
Of education of the County of Elko,
State of Nevada, residing at Elko,
Nevada, up TO one o'clock p. IN. of
the 18th day of June, A. D., 1917, at
which time said bids will be opened
and read publicly. Each bidder shall
furnish bids on three groups of work
in accordance with the plans and spe-
cifications, which plans and specifica.
ton may be seen at the Office of the
undersigned, and at the office of the
architects, C. w. Dickey and J. J.
Donovan, 41I 18th street, Oakland,
California, as follows:
l. One bid shall be made upon the
general work included within said
plans and specifications, which shall
include excavation and grading, con-
crete work, brick work, carpenter
work, roofing and damp roofing. plas-
tering, glass and glazing, painting,
sheet-metal work, black boards,
shades. finish hardware, equipment
plumbing and gas fitting and alter
mates.
.. Another bid shall be made upon
the heating and ventilating.
3. Another bid shall be made upon
the electrical work
a deposit of $500 will be required
as a guarantee of the return of plans
and specifications taken from either
office, which will be refunded to the
contractor when the plans and spe.
cificatiOns are returned in good con.
dition.
Proposals shall be made upon forms
similar to those set forth in the
book of specifications, and shall be
executed in all particulars as is
therein required.
Proposals shall not contain any
recepitulation of the work TO be done.
No oral, telegraphic or telephone
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-05-22
and once at Elko. Nevada, May IS.

Land once at Elko. Nevada, May is.
1917.
Notice is hereby given that RIA.
FAEL FIGUERAS. OF Rowland, Ne
vada. who. on October "a, 1912. made
Carson City homestead O744l. now
Elko No. 0S70. under the act OF June
IL. 1906. for the SwA NEA; SwK
SEA NEh: and NEA SEH of Sec.
ton IL. Township 46 North. Range 55
East. list 4-443: and Carson City
homestead 079i9. now Elko O1O29 as
additional. under the acts of June IL.
1906 and April 2s. 1904, for the Eh
SEA SEA of Section IL: and Eh
NEA NEI4 NEh of Section 13, Town.
ship 46 North, Range So East; and
the Wa NWli SwA SWh: SEH
NW4 SWA SWA: SwA SWA
SWh; Wa SEA SwH swH and
SEA SEA Swh SWA of Section
q: and NJ NWA Nwh Of Section
Is. Township 46 North. Range sc
East. Mount Diablo Meridian, list
4-1l42. and containing an area OF 16O
acres total, has filed notice of inten
tion to make final three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the register and re
ceiver OF this Office on the twentieth
day of June, 1917. Claimant names as
witnesses: ]. Clark Hagenbuch, oil
Rowland, Nevada; Casimiro C. Pena
OF Rowland, Nevada; Henry ]. Jones
of Rowland, Nevada; Rea l. Hagen
buch, of Rowland, Nevada.
JOHN L. ROBBINS. Register
( First publication, May 10, 1917.
Last publication June 10. 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-05-22
CASUALTIES IN WAR
EXCEED 81. 100000

LGNDON, May 19.-The number of
men killed in the war thus far was
estimated at 100000 by Arthur
Henderson. member OF the war
council, in an address today at Rich.
mond. He estimated the total casu-
alties OF the war to be in excess of
the population OF the United King
dom. (Thc population of the United
Kingdom, accordin gto the census OF
1911, was 43,37O,530.)
Mr.. Henderson said that after
nearly three year OF military effort
which was unprecedented there was
no immediate prospect of cessation
OF hostilities. The severe character
of the war and its prolOngation
tempted some persons to ask why
peace should not be attempted by
other means.
He would tell them, he said. il
was because the challenge thrown
down by Germany in 1914 still held
good. The lust of world dominion
which dictated the policy of aggres-
sive military action on the part of
Germany, continued TO be supported
by the German emperor and his
Prussian advisers. Until the great
act of liberation had been fully
achieved the allies could not falter.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ElkO O1326

Department of the Interior. L. S.
Land Office at Elko. Nevada. May 81,
1917.
Notice is hereby given that FRANK
J. LANDON, of Lee, EIko County, Ne
yada, who. on March IS, 1914. made
homestead application No. O1336, for
southwest quarter. Section 4. Town
ship 81 North. Range Sc East, Mt.
Diablo Base and Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention TO make final three
year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before the reg.
lister and receiver of the L. s. Land
Office. at Elko. Nevada, on the Goth
day of June. 1917 Claimant names as
Witnesses: Charles c. Drown. of Lee.
Nevada; John II. White, of Lee. Ne.
vada; Scott Griswold. of Lee Nevada;
George II. Clayton, of Elko, Nevada.
JOHN E. ROBBINS, Register
First publication May %, 1917.
Last publication June %. 1917.
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WHAT FRANCE WILL
ASK OF GERMANY
CONTINUED from paxe ~

occupation. even were it without the
attendant horrors OF actual warfare.
These are the bare outlines of a
program the practical consequences
OF which II is easy to appreciate. I'm
fortunately. even the most drastic APP
plication of it could not wipe out the
harm that has been done our indus
tries by this war. but il would serve
our industries less open to the stab.
in the back Germany Is preparing for
them.
Perhaps the objection may be Of
fered that the measures which | am
proposing are not contained in iB-
ternational law as il has been hith-
erto promulgated. What matter? Is
there anyone who would dare TO say
that the measures are excessive. that
they are too harsh. that they are
not fair? | suggest nothing but an ap-
plication 10 Germany and Austria OF
the principles they have practised on
US, but with humane modification.
Now is the time To begin by de-
termining from our manufacturers
what they have lost, what is neces-
sary TO repair the damages caused
by the invaders and thus be prepared
so that fifteen days after the cessa-
ton OF hostilities we may witness the
the commencement of our rebuilding
by the very hands that have destroyed
and torn down.
II must be so or there is but one
alternative. Having won the war
we will be in the position of having
lost it. Victorious, we will be con-
quered,
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MARINES WILL MAKE
GREAT RECRUITING DRIVE

WASHINGTON, May 22.-In the
greatest recruiting drive they ever
attempted, the L. 5. Marines will con-
duct a national recruiting week from
June 10 TO Is, in an attempt To make
their slogan -Four Thousand Enlist
ments by Saturday Night" reality.
Governors, mayors. business and
professional men, patriotic organiza.
tons. women's clubs, schools, theaters
and newspapers will be asked to CO
operate in this work. The marine
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DON'T FORGET TO
GO SEE AND HEAR

Ole ionson. a Swede.
Dennis O'Tool. Irishman.
Maria Simpkins. an old maid.
Levi Hickey. farmer.
Sylvanns and Amanda Jones and
baby.
The Twin Boys. country mother and
three children and baby.
Two school girls, Ethel and Amy.
Masquerade party in fancy cos.
tunes
Pickininnies and father.
Boy and dog.
Bridal party.
German family group. Groszmutter.
Groszyater, water. mutter and six
children in Fun in photographer
Gallery" Friday night. May %. Brad
ley Opera House, Price 25c and Soc
Adv.
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UNcALLEp FoR LETTERS

The following letters remain un.
called for in the Elko Post Office
for the week ending May IL, 1917.
Ladies, Mrs. Bessie Dayton, Mrs. F.
Perth, Miss Irene Williams.
Gentlemen-W. II. Brown, Drake &
Elrad, Chester Eddy, c. II. Gasdini.
p. c. Jacob, Paul Johnson. r. Knapp.
Vernon NJ. Neiswonder. Prime Baking
Co. Quick Lunch Cafe, Kenneth SAT.
ford, &. n. West.
When calling for the above please
mention advertised, and pay one-cent
for advertising. POSTMASTER.
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win be required tOissnisf MO con.
tracts With the E1srd OF SAkei.ion in
the form as set forth In the speclacs-
lions. and to furnish bonds a. follow:
One bond for nfty per cent OF the con
tract price for labor and material fur
nished; and one bond for sAfty Per
cent OF the contract price for the
faithful performance Of 'thS' contracts.
The board reserves the right to re.
iect any and all bids.
BY order of the board OF education
of the County OF Elko, State OF Ne
yada. this third day OF May. A. d.
1917.
W, r., ENGLERT.
Clerk Of said Board.
First publication May ., 1917.
Last publication June 4. 1917.