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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-19

Eafallte paralysis claimed another
victim tn Moline Lass evening when
william Jesse Stewart. aged 3. SON ST
sfr. and Afrs. William Stewart. 1853
Twentieth avenue. passed away after
being slaE since Wednesday evening
Yesterday Dr- ii. 3 Bennett learned
the nature OF the illness.
The chlld gas born May s. 1914 IN
Iowa ana leaves brother in addition
- cae parents. Private funeral SER
vices VIII 1e held AT ghe home tomor-
ross morning at &C.,
There are three cases nd fufantEE-
para 5Fsls 3n Aolzne at the present
time ag none Of them are serious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-19

a1s=s &45.a mere was seG1ai aoaF
Iae salFa DIVISION was entertained
me attendance was small, but much
y ofh was aolshed- t&ed cross knitting
aetas the main occupation in thaf
group also After tae serving Of an
~pp4-l1.tss luncheon adjournment was
L4aae g meet a9Aj month WITH MIS-.
T. g. s.afaaEsa
Z ad7ai oefa OF the z9aFla DIVISION sata-
etea az Iha nome 81 Mrs a. g. Per
i.@sle aaE 5a4 pleasant session the
meeting opening WIN scripture read
a@ 2s A.7. j. = Loas+ "aL5e Mrs. -
=. 5~taz45 was ~ charge 81 the deFo-
5tsas@tz DIV 9at#Fss #flS@tel@ ana GIN
s. @es5 ross garments we're worked
en- anu ~4ea "9fh vas lata asl47 oars.
-f92aeStH laSlLe8 ne omen mite the
aiming room - gaEtai1e oil q DAINTY re-
pt9s. WITS H. n. Eeeates invited the
fs,. So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-19

Nelson ~euf t. chicago lH5s
morning 6ar 81 week visit with ais
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Sra eincOlm, @ebr.

5or en- ire 0taaneoer ii0en iolgte
ri Dor 4irfeIot til 9pen. &sbte Iao
to 9otter meo en- oeilie 8eligeen.
beo no TIL .9ouleporo" % Yorf.
Do MI bpeger ri. Breitebuiet oil
bore belt i9r0igt til at flptte ino /
en- of Dogene. @rurroen til Rfrfen.
ioo bit iom y8oiement" ital noa,
er grooet no 90 muret op. Sette
ifnrote oi os meo for 6roltensSf plo.
alt er gaoet langt ooer 6orpent-
ming biotil. Get enc eiter oct anoet
bar lagt Jig til Hette.
Men bet oil 10 folte at ino Oct
belle op og / Oroen. @enigbeoen
er 10 fife itor, men bar poet ret
|9oot. d genner bit og Der bar
Iogioo biulpet os 9oOt, boao Der fan
lies al 9pittering her i OanIferen.
MlliQeoel, bois Der er 8enner hoe
omfring, Der - mellem oct meget.
Der treneer til at totes - oeiau
inneg, 0e fun0e baoe &ao0 og 8il.
lie til at rpffe zig til Os, oiI pi
opre glade og tnfnemmelige oerior.
Is iua 5al6 bill De nof ifrioe til
mig. gengene, De m1li9t oil gioe.
bebsoer 10 life at ienoeS iuit mel
6et iamme. De, ser err fenot Der
oeo 10 nof, at bi / mango aor bnr
ltrpngt til 6pggeIigere @irte, Brp.
Itebolie og gelieeenbeo. @u faai
oi set alt ionmen oe er glaze Der
for FOR Dor egen Sfplo, men oginc
foroi, pi fan bpoe De mango ltnge
Ger qoor poo Sfoler FER | 9per
oq andre. Der orbeiber Der en- III
MI og 6n, beore Samlingsploos
Nen ri biI6e nsoie boDe for me
oen @pl6. 4r. Infer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
.Oanlfereft"
Onsoag Den Il. December 1917.
Blair, 0ebraifa.

utter bar oi bait SoIOater-
seise, Den Gang al 2eitnant Debel,
Sobomnes Seniens Spigerien. San
bar i i'm 3io peret gleo og it0en
2erer peo Cana college. Sua
inloere0e Dan pioere, tnOtil ban,
JON pi i%ortalte i lin Si0, opnaae0e
@rooen Hb. D, og iao par ban
ct 9lar 9erer oeo 5tatsmioerii-
tetet ! 5llinois, boor Jan baO0e
taget i'm 3oftor9rao. Den 4rigen
speoe ogiaa Snoflpoelie poa Uni
oeriiteterne, Here 9~Rrerpoiter bleo
leoiee, bono Der fsrit gift 10 ooer
De unee Brofesiorer. Den ioa bleo
DER oes itgrre 8rug for Ofeno !
Seren. 9r. 0ebel melOte Jig iaa
til Eieneite Der. Otter iaa at baoe
gaaet paa OfficersIfole / sort
Sberi0on Draining Camp, Sll.,
3 Waaneoer fit ban Commission"
eIler l10n9pnelie iom Bremierleit-
nont. Saa fit ban Is 8ages Der
mission, fer ban ifuloe treoe ! of
rio 9ieneite. Zen benptteoe ban
bl. a. til at bele9e Sl9gt og Benz
ner / 9~eresforo. So. 8af., og Der
/ Blair.
I'll 6re0ag bitten / itoite uge
baooe bans to Soogre Der $. 5.
0onIen og 8. Sfoo geielien ino'
buot til Weeoe meo 9eitnant Debel
I fsritnpDntes Siem. Debels 90
riae SIagtninge Der, @eoIemmer
al Sfolens 5afultet, Wenlgbeoens
greit og Doniferens Rebaftsr =
0e gffte meo Sltitruer par
inobu6t. Get por bioen6e folot Den
often, iao enfelte at De inobuote
uoeblen. Men ri, Der par idmleoe
meo Dor gamIe Gen Debel, tilbragte
en- ten Stlno iommen. Der bleo
iamtafet, naturligpis ON Da9ens
itanen6e @mne. ieroeret og mot
9orfriffninger, og I 5orbinoelie Der
meo bleo Der bolot flere 5maa'
taIer. boilfet ri Ilet life ifaI for
isqe at referere, men allie inoe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Ibolot Sc %l10taIelie al gnIfe ON,
at 9sitnant 0e6el moa bTfoe til
@eIiignelie / Jim npe Stilling. at
oct moa gan bom bel, at ban maa
poe 9anOet goo Sieneite og fomme
bel tilboge. 8oit. SduIt8 iIlitteoe
lin Gale meO 8sn til Serren ON.
at bette moatte ife. 9sitnant
Debel reiite igen / 9Sroo9s.
= 9enee pore0e Dor oSnoianer
Sommer" i 4ar, men MI er Den
.enot; ri bar baft bon0e Sneoeir
.og 9ltl0e. Snefal0et bar Dog fife
.o9ret itort, men 8eirIiget bar en-
felte Doge greniet til, boao Ri
taIoer 8li06aro, og Sermometeret
bar itoaet iaa Iaot iom Is a Is
Or. UNDER 9dtl.
- SEQ llngoomsmeoet / bitten
ioil Suqfsrer Oebel tale paa @n-
gelit ON 6orboloene pna 9%lltitra.
lien, lhoor ban ielo en- Sf0 bar
.peret, oe bbor BAN bar mere Sl9gt.
nin1e. - AfIe in6bp0es penligit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Observation-Disclosures t~ilstiller Dem heryed
Navnene og Adresserne til ale, som var med
vor sidste Ekskursion til Buffalo, Wyoming,
den 20. Nov. 1917, for selv at Sc. fSr de blew
oyerbeyist. bet er derfor like n6dvendigt at
satte ~ubetinget Tillid til Komiteens cdsa9n,
men skriv til hvilken som helst at disse, eller
til dem ale, (hcaeg Frimarke) som var med
denne Ekskursion. og sp6rg noget, hgnende
dette:
Mener De, at yort Folk, som har sluttet
sig til Kolonien og kebt HEN i Clear Creek
Valley, har taget Fsjlf Fandt De nogen III
stand eller Forhold i Dalen at have v@ret
misreprmsenteret9 Err De overbevist ON, Ell
ter personligt at have undersSgt og efterSe'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

3ortb 9afota areos's S~eoninge.
misunderstanding afbolber lit aars.
'meoe, oil @lo, | gbene5er Wenig.
|6eo peo Jlarton, %. CAT, Dagene
fra 60. San., 1918.
Qae Weolemmer bar Stemmeret.
@. 81. anoeren 6orm.
NIle er Delfomne, melo eoers
.aomme til u~noertegneoe.
Boa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
:. %. g. Wagnnsfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
SlpsteOe arissfanger. s rusi

6lD9teOe arissfanger. 8 rusiiife
arigSianger, Der par fIp9teoe ira
en- 5an9eIeir i 9~er5eoen al Sdipe.
rim. er 2sroag ben 10. Oft. lanoet
peo a9ll0oigs9ooe@. De par ieilei
oper 9iterieen / en- IA 5o6s Sell.
bnoo.
to &usiere, Der par flpgtet
ira inf arig9iangenifab, er ianime
26roag lonoet oeo Ssnoor alileo.
De bar ieiGet ooer 9iterisen I Ell
Sole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
SefenbtsGreIier for Blair.

Onsoog 5. IL. Dec. apinoemgoe
al. 2,3O / Gitp 2ibrarp. Vile Neo-
lemmer 6eSes iaooiot muIigt gioe
Wsoe.
Onsoag 5. r., aften 81. s, ling.
oomsmgoe.
Ssnoog 5. is. Dec. g~srne8ltos-
tieneite RI. 9,t5. 8llostieneite al.
1890 5ormio0ag oe al. 7,30 aften-
Sorsoaa 5. 20. Dec. Sobitbnmsoe
/ Sin 9ibrarp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

@rnmbfpb beb Sejrb gnat. Baa
ct aoniortiums gegne bar 9aitor
.gpefier, 5aareOeile, fsbt Sfomle'
.bGfsgoar6 og nogle minore eien'
BONNIE / Ororup (Oosberreo) pao
.ialt 200 9or. 2an6. Oct err aon-
.iortiets Seniigt at beplante en- ret
.betp6elig Gel Of grenlet, Tom grpn'
Ter til aottegat (Seirs 9iiat).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Snsbolberife ieaes.

On elore Sonif Biee eller @nfe
|snites Tom Susboloerife for en- en-.
Iiq @nfenono, / en- 9n i Soma,
BILLET merfet S. 81. tilIenoes Dan.
|iferens aontor, Blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Smprret. Gn miSlertiois Orb
nine? Nafsimalpris os libfbriels'
ipr6nb. Otter SenitilIing ira Sn'
0enriqsminiiteriet bar @rnprings.
raa6et og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iionen 9eroag oen 13. Oft. poabe.
aonot en- 5orbonoIing ON en- mio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

9rGbt peb lllDffe. Oitegrosierer
9sr9lllm or 6uitru forte en- aften
paa Nortorcnfle moo en- 9eiteripe,
Der par bunoet boaeiter EN- f6ren6e
9efororing, iom fom ira mooiot
SIDE. gsrgllm orebtes, me6ens
&liItruen Hap uIfa0f. Den oiSsoe
par ca. 80 4ar 81.
@rbllnp / Slim. Boitor g. Nsr-
Igaaro bar Den 8. Sept. / Nnr bolot
9rpllitp me6 6rf. 5reoeriffe Sci.
Iuno gnrlien, 9atter at nFoeoe
Weierieier e. SsiIlino GorlIen,
aorbits. 8ielien foretoqes i'll. gIorb.
Gmtst." at en- frnnf Brpit / en-
engeIif 9irfe | Shanghai. De M.
,gifte, Der Dor | gefing, ti1bsrer
lbeeae oen oonife Misfion / aina.
Sngcn @rnno til gGnsitelie.
0anif Meieriitforenings 81. Oele.
l9eretmsoe bofotes forIeoen | SIMS
Foriamlinasbus / Ooenie al 6or.
man6en. Reieribefprer Suiteien,
9rsrilp. 5orman0en oflog6e 9eret.
ming, 5oori ban omtalte De oailife-
line 5or6ol6 Tor N1eieribrll8et I set
'iorI6bne Nar. San omtnIte 6l. a.,
at muIfempna6en par gaaet neo
meo $50 9gt. ii6en ari9ens
eeaonoeIie. Ger BAR BOG ingen
Crime til 9enoitelie. 5e0tmpn96en
bao6e boI6t fig ii6en i 5ior, og
me0 6enion . til 0iteproonftionen
bar Der en- betp6eIig 5rem9ou1.
annite 4pner ium 5binefooer?
SelO ct laa let 9ro0utt lem 4oner
'i9nes M / oisie ari9sti0er at iflloe
fomme til qGre og @nr0i00e0. III
lereoe bar man ! nogen Ii0 ! 1Dif.
lamb anoen6t 4pner / fnuit Iilitan0
iom 5oinefo6er, og 5orp. 5eldmi.
5anieu, 9lsleogaaro oeo aariie, bar
III. .Ginait. 3olteti6.~ M inOiert
SDitemet ocr5iemme. Get menes,
at ire Quno aouer ifaI funne er.
.itatte ct 8lino Seo.
1900 go. glfs / Gfter6Oit. Com
BET oil erinorcs. ~opior6re6e Qerer
ar0eo Qnrien, @oieoe, til, at Gan.
bets Sfolebsrn fom no at ianrle
afs / efterbst. Sra aroeO Gar.
lens Sfole Dor % gern noe, og
IeIultatet bleo, at 0isie 9srn mo.
,Iamle0e 1900 30. afs.
m...SfA ,.S G.;Ya Muot Roo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Past. L. H. Kjer, % Linden Park ST., Boston, Mass.
Mr.. J. P. Jacobsen, Rt. l, Kenmare, North Dakota.
Mr.. Geo. Brown, Berlin St, Waupaca, Wis.
Mr. Diderik Jensen, 6758 Rhodes Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. P. G. Hansen, (Coal Express). Racine, Wis.
Mr.. Bernhard Petersen, Rt. l. Norma, North OAK:
Mr.. Thomas Alsted, 1lO5 Morton ave, Des Mohes' q
Mr. n r. Hansen. 23O6 Kinzie Ave, Racine, Wis.
Mr.. Jens Harboe, 6l38 South May st, Chicago, Ill.
Mr. Marius Petersen, Rt. ], Norma, North OAK.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Sill Sala.

@n 9ouis - $. @aioline @ngi.
ne. Den orbeioer eoOt paa 9eroiene.
8il treffe alt, ben er oniat til %
mere. s goo, bru9bor Stan6. Ga.
BET til at itoa paa ct Steo. gris
800. HeIs & oenoal,
0annebroe, Rebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Saa smart De er overbevist ON, at Deres
Anledning til at faa ct HEM i Clear Creek
Valley muligvis endnu kan slippe fra Dem og
gribes af nogen anden, som maaske handler,
h~urtigere end De. skriv da straks til Hans
Anderson, Brush Colo. Meddel ham, naar De
er ferdig til at REESE til Buffalo for at Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Ierttoig Oronii1g of Snerforipnin-
gen, eqloenoe inotil Den enoe1ige
5eotitofs0 r0nin9 fonnmer til at To-
reIi99e.
Get pentes, at Oroningen oil
fomme til at forelig9e meset mart,
og Der tales ON ct @fsportforbuo
for Srnsr, Dog noturIigpi8 iaaleoes,
,at ser Tan opnaos Deipeniotioner.
Nen eennem ct 5orblto finoe man
opnaa, at Der ierit % fremmeit
Iifoffeoes Diipoiitionsret ooer oct
'aoanttm Smer, Der er forne0ent
,paa 0iemmenlorfeoet. gao bette
Sqner ifltloe Der ga, efter iomme
6orlpoenoe, Inttes MnfsimoIpris,
ligeiom oct poatenfes at poe gro-
oucenterne ct 3ilifuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
4oresieforanorina.

Bait. u. 8. 5. Ssbolm = isr
40 Buchanan Street, mn 708
Buchanan Street, 8es Moines, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
Err CLEAR CREEK VALLEY
(Hjemmet for or nye danske Koon)
EN- FYLDESTGORENDE EGN?

og forespurgt, at Jorden er rig og f%rugtbar,
Vandet rgeligt, Aylingerne sikre og storeY
Mener De, at Klimaet er sundt og Omegnen
sk6nq Synes Folkene, som er der, at trives
og gore FremganeY Selges Jorden temmelig
hurtigt deroppe? Filler vii De tilraade mig
at reise nu for at faa ct Stykke, sely ON der
ingen Ekskursion gives paa Jernbanerne mug
Var De saa vel tilfreds med Resultaterne at
Deres Unders6gelser, at De selv kSbte Land
90 agter at Suite Dem til Kolonienf Mener
De At It'd 90 Penee til Turen err vel anvendt7
Danskere, som besegte Buffalo og Clear
Creek Valley den 20. November 1917 og fol
gende Dage:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

King asked him. with only vague In
terest on his face and a prayer inside
that his heart might futter less vio-
lently against his ribs. His voice was
non-committal as the mullah's mes
sage.
who knows, when SO many men
would rather lie than kill? Each one
who returned swears he slew a hun
bred. But some did not return. Wait
and watch, say /!
Now man stood up near the edge
of the crowd whom King recognized;
and recognition brought no joy with
it. The mullah without, hair or eye
lashes, who had admitted him and his
party through the mosque into the
Caves, strobe to the middle of the
arena all alone, strutting and swag-
gering. He recalled the mans last
wards and draw no consolation from
them. either.
MANY have entered! Some went
out by different road!"
Cold chills. went down his back. All
at once Ismails manner became I'M
encouraging. He ceased to make a
fuss over the dancer and began to eye
King sidewise until at last he seemed
unable to contain the malice that
would well forth.
"At the gate there were only words!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

ing epithets. The fellow lay bach
across Ismail's knees, breathless but
well enough content.
And after q few more minutes the
Orakzai Pathan came back. and King
tried to make room for him to sit.
II babe thee keep my place!" he
growled, towering over. King and
plucking irresolutely at his knife-belt
He made it clear without troubling to
use words that any other man would
have had to fight, and the hakim
might think himself lucky.
Take my seat" said King, strug-
Cling to get up.
NAY, nay--sit still, thou. ] can kick
room for myself. So! So! Sol"
There was an answering snarl OF
hate that seemed like a song to him,
amid which he sat down.
"The mullah Muhammad Amin ans
wered he knows nothing OF thee and
cares less! He said-and he said 1t
with vehemence-it is no more to him
where a hakim sits than where the
rats hide!"
He watched Kings face and seeing
that, King allowed his facial muscles
to express chagrin.
Between us, it is poor time for
messages to him. He is too full of
pride that his lashkar should have
beaten the British"
Did they beat the British greatly?"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

right and left and laughing when his
victims protested. Before he had
travelled fifty yards he had made him
self more enemies than most men
dare aspire to in a lifetime, and he
seemed well pleased with the fruit
of his effort.
The dance went on for fifteen min
utes yet. but then-qutte unexpectedly
all the arena guards together fired
volley at the roof, and the dance
stopped as IL every dancer had been
hit. The spectators were set surging
by the showers of stone splinters, that
hurt whom they struck, and their
snarl was like a wolf-pack's when a
tiger interfares. But the guards
thought it all prodigious joke and
the more the crowd swore the more
they laughed.
Panting-foaming at the mouth,
some of them-the dancers ran to
their seats and set the crowd surging
again, leaving the arena empty of all
but the guards. The man whose seat
Ismail had taken came staggering,
slippery with sweat, and squeezed him
self where he belonged, forcing King
into the Pathan's empty place. Ismail
threw his arms round the man and
patted him, calling him mighty dane
err" "son Of the Wind prince of
prancers,' prince of swordsmen,'
"war-horse," and a dozen more endear-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

until it nearly disappeared into his
face.
eff sho calls a man enemy, how
shall he prove otherwise" he ans
wered. Then he rolled OFF center, to
pull out his great snuff-box from the
leather bag at his waist.
Does she call the mullah Muham-
mad Amin enemy?" King asked him.
NAY, she never mentions him by
name"
Art thou man of thy word?" King
asked.
When it suits me"
There was a promise regarding my
reward"
Name it, hakim! We will see."
GO tell the mullah Muhammad An
i'm where / sit!"
The fellow laughed. He considered
himself tricked; one could read that
plainly enough; for taking polite mes
sages does not come within the Hills
elastic code of izzat, although carrying
a challenge is another matter. Yet
he felt grateful for the hakim's serv-
ice and was ready to seize the first
cheap means of squaring the indebted
ness. Keep my place!" he ordered,
getting up. He growled it, as some
men speak to dogs. because growing
soothed his ruffled vanity. He helped
himself noisily to snuff then and be-
gan to clear passage. kicking out to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
WOMEN WANT JOBS

NEW YORK, July 1S-Women seek
ing to enlist for war service In the
Office of the censor continued today
to besiege Commander A B. Hon,
U. s. N, the Official cable censor q
New York. Positions as decoders At
cables, emitting women to tho rank
and pay of chief yeOmen in the navy
are attracting hundreds and those
accepted are enlisted in the naval TO
serve with pay of STA a month and an
allowance for maintenance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

he whispered. Here in the cavern
men wait for proof"
ITO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

She will use thee for reward he
said He who shall win and keep
her favor may have his hurts dressed.
Her enemies may rot"
who is fool enough to be her en-
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-27
HALF MILLION
ACRES INVOLVED
TESTIMONY IN GOVERNMENT
SUIT AGAINST =. Il. BEING
TAKEN

NEW YORK, Jan. %. Nearly
half a million acres of oil land in
the San Joaquin valley are involved
in the governments suit against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
The testimony shows the company is
taking 900 900 barrels of oil mont
ly. This will be used to supply the
navy if the government wins.
julius Kruttschnitt was called by
the defense and testified that when
the railroad got the land he never
dreamed" it contained oil. The gov
eminent claims fraud. Judge Bled-
soc of Los Angeles is hearing the
testimony.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-27
Reno Without Water

1t is estimated thai more than
200 homes in Reno are without
water as a result of frozen water
pipes and it is expected that the
situation will become more serious
unless the present cold wave is
succeeded by a %protracted season Of
much warmer weather. The state
ment is freely made that the auxll-
larry pump, located west of the city
limits, which was put in service IN
the early par. of last week in or
der to relieve the tremendous drain
on the reservoirs, has been pumping
slush ice into the city main, which
has choked some of the smaller
mains. This is denied by officials
Of the water company.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-27
SUGGEST Is CENT
MEAL FOR WILSON
NEW YORK WOMAN AGREES To
PREPARE MENU If MRS.
WILSON ACCEPTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Prosi-
dent Wilson has been urged to try
personally a 25 cents a day diet
used by a squad of New York po-
Icemen to demonstrate how mex
pcnsive foods may reduce the high
cost of living. Mrs. Eula McCleary,
agent for the movement, suggested
that the experiment at the White
House would have a good effect on
the country.
"Irl do it if Mrs. Wilson will
consent" Mrs. McCleary quoted the
president as replying. She said she
would call at the White House again
Thursday and bring with her a
menu to be prepared by experts
connected with the movement es-
pecially for the presidents use.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-27
DEVELOPMENT
IN ROCHESTER, MINES

Notwithstanding the cold weather
the Rochester Mines company es-
capped with practically no damage
from freezing, according to a re-
port from the company received
here today.
Development work has been go
int on steadily in the mine, with
satisfactory results, and the usual
amount of ore has been going TO
mill.
A large force Of men is employed
in the construction of the aerial
tramway, and they are making good
Roadway. Already the towers are
looming up in big shape and it Will
not be long before the new cost
cutting addition to the Rochester
plant will be in working order
I.ovelock Review-Miner.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-27
COALITION BUYS ENGINE

Yesterday a new 120-horse-power
western gas engine arrived at the
Seven Troughs Colition mine, and
work of preparing for normal op-
erations is in full swing and the
men again taking out the big val
ues from the lower levels.
Before the arrival Of the new en-
CINE, pumps were set in place and
motors put in readiness for opera
ton. The foundation for the en-
CINE has been finished and with the
new equipment, considerable head
way will be made, as the machin-
cry which has been procured will
make short work of any difficulties
which may present themselves. 49,
Lovelock Review-Miner.