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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-28

.sft &
snradaeldjlae,r. ssoroiueItli6 bon
st. lnertin, am iiiblideu Gn6e Der
britiIdoen Gtellnnsen iolsn bic Gns-
tanber einen 9ingriff senadlt babtn,
bei 6ent mebrere 0emtid)e 5ielen nnb
adtsebn sefansen stnommen ipnr.
ben.
Die syransoien inad)ten i6arfe
Angrifie anf sic BON ben 9entIden
eebaltenen steinbriide n6rolid bon
Ser aisne, lunroen aber snriifse-
idlagef.
GnsliidDc Aeroplane laben bic
bentFden 9nftihiffbalen bei ct.
Cenis @iitrts, in Der gfGbe BON
grnegge, nit Sombsn beiUOrfeu,
Die 9entId1en melben, bak re am
Gueblberg ln6 am aeilberg, iiiSIid
pon NorDnDillierts, fran51iildje
0rGben genDntnien Mn6 $50 Wefan-
gene gemadt bcben.
Ben Berlin aus ipirb offi5iel be-
itriften, oak Sentidye llnterieeboote
iid an nnierer atlautiid)en aafte be-
f1nben.
Near 9l6miral Sims lit gam
Iice- Nbmiral ernnnnt porSen.
Ner rMtifae arieasm1nt1fer SIC
rensfp fat rinen 8tfebI an bas rni-
ii1d1e Geer erIaifen. in 6enf er ihim
| lfa8t, buk nidts anoeres iibrtg blt..
be, als ben &rirs fort5nittea niio o'e
Cfftatipe DtFSer =, rrgfeilea. sin I'm
IN oitism Anseatlsd nbsriaipllsner
Separatfrstotn le' ntd9t nnr tsn scr
rat az pen ahtterfsn, leaoern anal
cine WefabF tiif 8nflano. es moa1.
e sann aIles, mas snrdB be Mespl'i-
ttons erreIdf iet mttoer oerterfn Sc
ben.g
Gint lyflters Ap5abl anser'taHsIdler
Aer5te IT IN Npn0pn etHeffrpifen. 4
WemeateaH, per btrnbuttt traassi
tid!e *eln.feI sef ssaen ellsnen
Wrief az *rdhsenf St!NoH gei@fse.
ben, I'm BEN q i'm btttet, Hpeitpelt
nnS ,leinf &amsraeen nad) Jrantrs'dy
sm ididen.
0ie SplSaten,l sie mt Vensrnl
*eribing mad 1fantreIsp aeben, iper-
ben bic n8e8nlation" Uniform
traseu, uidt be fanaoHd)e, iute be-
banStet iuArSe,
Wiaiam Oenman, Ser Horfken-
Be Ses sSbippiag 4pars", bat 6
. I1arf seta6elt bat gen. W0tfbdis
nenlid anf einem Dffentlidlen Yan-
,fett, bei BEN audi Der Seiter pes
Etabltrnit anipeienO mar, erflart
fat, es lei gans .,lnm0slidJ, tnuieno
bSlserne Gdific IN adtsebn Wfona-
| ten sm bamen nnb man miiiIe bes-
half Gtablidiffe itatt ibrer beritel=
len. Ct TT Der slniiht, oerartige
Menhernngen biirften BEL elmer .iol-
djen Welceenbeit nidJt ge1adt .mer-
! ben. Sie aebDrten Dor Elm aongrek-
fo,uite.
0as Sinansfouite oes Senats
bat Die SteueriGte Der ariessitener-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-28

iuortet baben. Bir baben sur 3eit
feinen seeisnetetr ysadiolser fir 8u-
hanan. Bel Der EetersbBRger Gm=
tente aonferen5 iunrben iid Die Or
legiertea Der MQiierten 6es gansen
lln,fanges Ser @eriuidelmna flar bc-
unft. Der fransSFid5e 9etesierte
Nonmersnt oepeidierte na6 Baris:
rsfn eine Dffrniipe lit por 1918 nid)t
;n benfen." Der engiiide 0tlegierte
Idpidte mod peiTimiitiidere geridte.
Wenu in Sen 0epeiden nus @enf
MIR nidt 10 fabelbaft selogen wiir6e.
Wian mnf alles, mas bon bort
tup,mtv nit Der srDftrn gerifdf ant.
ne9meu.
sSnasr Seute, Die iid nm ben Ni-
litGrSienf 6rHfen iuollen, felen iidl
in GROCER Nense bei ben lnaferH
sar Anfnabmt semelbet babep. lie
lnaftr babe,t aber anae6li& be-
I&lafcn, feine ne,len AppIifantes,
'tpenn ise oas ntilitarpili&tise A5teF
'faben, anfsnuehmen, 10 lanse Der
Aries 6anert.
sfns @aibinston Uir6 semtloet
has Seer brande nabesn tanlens
8a&er. ssit s
l1eber Sic ansebliAe 8esraterei
IN Naarine Niniiterinm in 1eSMs
anf sic Set Der MbfaErt Mniertr
sorpeSoboot Slotiir iino idarfe
llmterIn6nngen eingeIeittt. j3
1s1 ltnIer 2ebensmitteI SsntrallenrI
'Sooser erslarte in 8ssug anf 6it
Ser vypoS 8ia4 snsefiistt Xrp1ibi.
.tipnsmasrtgel, Saf ftin GetrtiSc
,pGbrenS Ser Oaner 6es &rieses fir
Sic 6eritennna pou aIfabDIbaltisen
Uetranfen benntt iper6en iole, er
betrad)te oieie Nasrssel nnr als cine
ariessmasreseI nnS itin llrteil
iber ne ridte iidj niir 6anad), weI-
den @ert lie fir oie germebrnmg
Ser 2ebensmittel babe. 9as lit ale
les gut mno idSn, Serr Sooper mag
10 oenfen nnS anbere aud. Sn Wirf-
lidfeit lit es cine ErpbibitiOnsmds-
regel, ipurpe in probibitioniitiidlem
Slime engebrad)t, perfolst probibl-
tiomiitildJe 3iuede nnS lit ppn ibren
ltrbebern in eriter Qinie Sasn be-
ltimmf, bem 1rancreiaemerbe eiu
Gnbe sl MAIDEN.
sSsn oepn Springs loll atd Elm
llebmnsslaser fit Nilitarar5te elm
aeridtet merben. Sedsbnnbert
Merste merOeu in bieies Eager se-
Ianbt ,ueroen, nm ibnen militari-
idle ,smItrmftionen sil seben nno iie
10 amssmbilbem, bak iie aIs &elerpe-
Offisiere Der armee fmmaieren fon-
nen.
llnIer friibere gotIdafter 8erarb
aefallt iid) felt ieiner Hiiffebr aus
SemtIdJlanb in sebaiIisen Ienkerrn-
aen iiber bic 9entiden. So bat er
iett iuieber seiast, Die SentIden
bieltem bic Amerifaner fir otangp
li,sies1 mnb male manicnres", alio
fir san5 perweidjlidte Ienld)en.
Gin bentid,er Offisier babe ibm &c.
Iaat, 10 bebanptet er: ,Sbr ieio cine
@eIellIAaft BON 9ifiuGniten nnS
babt nnr Sinn fir Gelb. SIR mSgt
Sen Alliierten 0elS leiben, aber met
A.. H-.L ckf. ...AAa han cShr hNhf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-28

Die eSSfaliener iollen nit ibrcr Gf-
fenlibe dis anf stpei WSeiIen an 9Ai-
no berangefpnmen iein. Onine ioa
sb6g sr5ftr 3inberniS iein,, Sas md
smtfd5tu linen nno sriet Iiest. Cine
9eptl6e bes 6iterreidiId)eu &riesss
miniltsriums pom .Sonhtas Iagt ba-
dfAen, ale Ansriffc Der Stalitntr
Isisn snradsef6lagen nnb Die DETER
reid)er bGtten 1900 0efangene ses
ntadr.
Mad ben r0nliiaen nnO lonooner
OepeImen 6ringtn bic sstaliener im-
nrer apeiter gegeil Sritit pDr nno
maiden bei ibrem @or6rinsen cine
unaebeure Nenge BON Gefansenen.
Npn Nien ans iuir6 anldeineno Sas
aera6e gegentei[ berid5tet nno be-
bdnptet, Sic Sample berliefeu bnrd-
ans eanitie fit bic Deiterreid)er.
9tatifIi& faam: man iidj feiH ltrtril
erlanben nnb iagen, iptr rtd)t bat.
gatiadlc 1T iebtufaas, bah DE italR-
ui5den geridJte auferf p6dntaftild
Hinatn uuo fidy eiatnfli6 fanm er=
Hsrsn laiIen.
Oie ugyeitminiter Gasttte1 nerSf-
frndid,f ei,arn MrtifeI, III BEN ge-z
sont lnirb. sic llattrIetboptgefnbr
merbt Snrdl eine aans einfa6e Giu-
ridtnuo iiberfou,neu, ipeld,e bie Ur-
fsnSnaa fiifes Mnerifaners lei. Gs
,srrhs Z anr nod cine fnrse 3eit ban
,rn' Ibis I'd Sc pslle &irfnna bic
irr " grfinSnua seiae nnb Ser bent-
sd,,r ifnferIerbootarfa6r eiu Cube
, mc1.e' ] 0sr betreffenhe artifeI, IN
S,m s,sdi noM btkansfet ,uir6, SdE
&c ' enniSnSer b,Ktre l1nterjess
ram. bSffen, als Sc Oentf6en,
i@f;ssf ~ m;f Sen ebenis aeiitreidjep,
~, iG;,bensmsrSioen Wprten: Sur
r.d, IN, Heine 5e;f hsben nnfere
arofen Erfin6er n6tis, nm bic BIRD
fensrsfeEpreu u ii5er5S4eln nnb
Sar6 ,eine r. glttfsSt, ipeIdbe SIC Gin
fa45ea isI5a ii, 5sssa sis bersits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-28


Ieben baben. IS m1rbe natiirlid) Ell
ner iebr id)arfen Snipeftion nnter-
iuprfen aber trDk idarfer Snipef-
tim merften oie 6afenbeamten nidt,
,uer inter Ser idbtuebiIdJen 6lagse
itefte, 9as &aperid)iff perlies, nadlE
Senl es erbaltcn bate, mas es baben
lupilte, ben 6afen nno perienfte bal0
oaranf in ser fabc bon Geglon, ben
enslilden 9ampfer o@oreeiteribire"
Die japaniIde Mbmiralitat int be-
fannt semadt, bak brei itarfc japa-
uiid)e sylptten oie gllliierten in III
rem aries segen Die ltnterieeboote
,ttteritiitten. Cine Serielben lit I'm
Wsittellanbiiden Meer, cine int at-
lantilfJen Csean unb cine i'm sSnSi=
lden Gsean.
slm Gonntaa fano in Chicago I'M
Grant 9nrf cine ssriebensueriamms
lung ftatt, bie anfanss aad) gans
frieblidJ perlief, Bis elmer Ser &eS-
ner, Elm geipiiier George &oup, anf
0en &sraFoenfen 5h l~MapIen anz
r ftllg. San,l uesannen oloafen
ano Seeielfe Sarm 5n ma~sn ahO 9
laM e 81 einsr aAseme1ner prhseH.s.
Aur Serionen mnroeI 'paIer DeIgal=
tef- Viei@Seutg Iano I'M Hao'1o=
ram e1ne Serlammlaas l1atl IN
oer yrofe1lor 'hoosrf ~, Sopeff, pou
Der !ninerrfg of Speaso oen Scr-
l.e fnDrfs; Sie Sef'ammiAng lM
9ranf Fart mhroe 5nm sroKIen
: Seti aa's Senfen aeD'toe1, Que IN oel
Serlammlhns TN aHot1Oa.nm n.@'
ntebr baffea fetlnegmen fonnen. S,e
leefere neriief onr@ans IHp's nAD
proenflldD. Serldjteoehe 1eoHer lpra-
9en nno oie Semertnn9. oak, %ena y
otes eln So!fsfrle9 lel oas SSlp .
aid, mtllen lohe, ainfsr Deld)en rs.
olngnn9en nm ela Vhoe gemaau
iDeroen tpnitfe, fano gan5 oelohoeren
Selfal. Ste sr'uapnnng pon vli-
g ltt Moof itno lstner Ntlll'on ma@
:Hnklano J rtef lfarfe Se'den pph Ue's-
falen Derpor.
sia' s;asr asisssitsnsr Dds a SID sairieSsa ' ben
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
BODY OF KEET BABY
FOUND IN A WELL
OEcoMPoSED REMAINS DlscoV.
Erred WRAPPED IN A Wo-
MANS SKIRT

thy Associated Press.J
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 9-The
body of Lloyd Keet. the IA months
old son of Holland Keet, wealthy
banker, was found in well on the
Crenshaw farm. The child was re
ported to have been kidnapped over
a week ago. The body, wrapped in
"a womans underskirt. was partly
decomposed and apparently had been
in the well several days.
OF the seven persons under arrest in
connection with the alleged plots to
kidnap c. A. Clement, a Springfield
ieweler. Springfield baby and a
st. Louis munitions manufactures,
those questioned by the county at
torney and detectives still stubborn.
lly declared their innocence OF any
connection with the Keet kidnapping
County Prosecutor O'Day went to
THE farm and identified the body
Fearing possible mob violence the
seven prisoners held in connection
with the abduction have been taker
Ihurriedly from the city. Their des
tination was not announced.
The parents identified the baby'i
body. which It is believed wal
Thrown into the we'll when the ah
Iduetors were forced to flee.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
LOAN
FALLING SHORT
(By Associated PressJ

(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, June 9-Secre-
tary McAdoo issued formal state
ment last night as follows:
"The total amount of subscriptions
to the Liberty Loan reported up to
date to the treasury department ag-
gregate $1,30O,OO0,00O, which is less
by $7OO,O00OOO than the total amount
desired. There are seven days in
which to raise the $7O0,0OO.OOO, and
to oversubscribe the loan Efforts
should be redoubled all along the
line to receive subscriptions. The
enthusiastic work now under way,
If continued without abatement until
the 18th of June, will produce the
desired results, and the loan will be
great success. But there must
not be any cessation in the work,
and it must not be assumed that the
loan is already accomplished.
81 regret to find that there is an
impression in some parts of the
country that the Liberty Loan has
already been oversubscriped. Let
this be dissipated Immediately and
let every lover of liberty in America
resolve to apply himself with new
zeal to the work in hand"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09

WASHINGTON. d. c. June g.
Secretary Daniels. in statement
says THE navy department has rea-
son to believe information of char
acter most valuable to the enemy,
which might prove most disastrous
to the navy. has in some way reach
ed the enemy" and urges those in
the naval service to guard against
mentioning information to close rel
atives and friends who inadvertently
may transmit the news.
The statemet continued "ln view
of strenuous efforts made to prevent
dissemination OF such Information
the department believes In practical
lis every instance this has resulted
from certain Information being giyeI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
NAVY SECRETS BETRAYED BY
|NADvERTENCE OF EMPLOYEES

in confidence to or spoken in the
presence of close relative or
friend. who failing to appreciate the
gravity of the offence, inadvertently
transmitted it into the hands of
those most desiring to obtain it.
"The department has endeavored
to impress on everyone in the ser
vice the urgent necessity Of carefully
guarding against the dissemination of
any military Information The sit
uation at this time is too grave
To permit OF continuance OF the
present practice in this regard
have issued an order absolutely for
bidding employees Of the department
10 discuss any military matter excep
Iofficlally."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
STEAMER CAME /.
A WEEK AHEAD.
sus CAPTAIN SURPRISED WHEN
he LEARNED NAME OF
BOAT

(Dy Associated FreHs,l 80
LONDON, June 9-The British
steamer Southland from Liverpool
for Philadelphia in ballast, was tor
pedoed with warning on June 4. She
had six Americans aboard, of whom
Edward Rigney, Of New York, is
missing. The gun crew on the
Southland fired ten shots at the sub.
marine after the first torpedo was
fired. A second torpedo was fired
BY the submarine and it caused an
explosion in the magazine which
killed eight men Two boats con
tanning 40 men are missing. The rest
Of the crew OF l59 have been landed
As showing the complete information
which the submarines receive, the
submarine commander, when inform.
ed Of the name of the ship, showed
surprise and asked Why you are
a week ahead of your time
Among the American survivors Is
A. Mccoy. Of Los Angeles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
SEVENTEEN STATES
COMPLETE RETURNS
OVER IS PER CENT OF THE CEN.
SUs ESTIMATE RETURNED
TO WASHINGTON
my Associated rre--J

WASHINGTON. d. G.. June a.
Seventeen states and the District
Of Columbia had their returns from
Tuesdays war registration complete
last night when the provost marshal
generals office closed showing a
combined registration of 2,349.256,
compared with their census estimate
OF 2.7O3.727.
At this rate something over so
per cent of the census estimate has
been registered, and If the other
thirty-one States show the same ra
Ito of decrease the total registration
would be around nine million. OF
.264 900 below the census figures
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
CBy Associated Press.1

(By Associated PreAs.I
WASHINGTON, d. c., June q
The Liberty Loan is tagging on the
face of official bank returns, behind
the hope of treasury officials and
their expectations of what il would
be on this, the Gath day of receiv-
ing subscriptions.
On the face of actual subscriptions
received at the treasury, the loan
will have to be taken at the rate OF
slOO 900 ,OOO day between now and
the closing date II the entire 81,
900 900. 900 is to be subscribed. The
average subscription thus far receiv
ed has been approximately $4,000,
600 a day. 1ticials had hope that
by this time an over subscription
would have been actually received
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
TO
SELECT PREMIER
AUSTRIAN PEACE ADVOCATES
TAKE HEART OVER NEW
CABINET

Thy Associated Press.)
AMSTERDAM, June Budapest
dispatches say King Charles has en-
trusted the formation of new cab
met to Count Moritz Esterhazy, who
succeeds Count Tosza as premier.
Esterhazy is affiliated with the lib
eral element which is generally cred
tied with anti German tendencies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
AMERICANS KILLED
ON SINKING SHIP.
COTTON BOAT OWNED BY BRIT
tsH FIRM MEETS A SUB
MARINE

LONDON, June 1.-Two Americans
were killed when the British steam
er Manchester Miller, loaded with
cotton, was torpedoed June 5th. The
Americans were Firemen Ashley
and Daniels The other members
of the crew including several Amer
leans, were landed,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
NO DISASTER TO.
AMERICAN SHIPS
ASSERTS DANIELS
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY GIVES
FLAT DENIAL TO PER-
sIsTENT RUMoR

WASHINGTON, D. c., June o.
Secretary Daniels took eognizance to
day of widely circulated reports Of
disaster to American and entente
ships in alleged battles.
"No engagement has taken place, y
he said. mo American fleet has
been in action, and no ship has
been lost. The policy of the navy
department is one of absolute open
ness. If disaster comes no effort
will be made to minimize it. The
people asked and they may trust
in this pledge
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09

PRISONERS
Of THE WAR
REPORT OF THE CENTRAL POW
ERs IN cAPTlVEs MADE IN
LAST THREE YEARS

AMSTERDAM, June 9.-The cen
tral powers hold 100000 prisoners
of war, according to official figures
published in German newspaper.
Germany has 100000 Austria-Hun-
gary, 100000; Bulgaria, $4,000;
Turkey, $4,000. OF the prisoners 2
900 900 are Russians; 36S,0O0 are
French, $4,000 Serbians; $4,000
Italians: 10000 Roumanians; $4,000
British: $4,000 Belgian and some
Montenegrins.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
DENTISTS OFFER TO TAKE
CARE OF LATE RECRUITS

MY Associated Press.b
SAN FRANCISCO, June q One
hundred dentists, member of the mill
Hary dental surgeons, offered to re
pair without charge, the teeth Of
any persons rejected, by the army
Or navy because OF bad teeth.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09

men forward against the British po-
sition northwest of Oosttayerne and
east of Messines Every effort was
repulsed by the British infantry or
artillery fire.
All the prisoners taken by the
British have not yet been counted,
according to the latest official com
munication, but included in their
number are 1872 officers, many of
them belonging TO the artillery arm.
The British also have collected more
than 20 guns. The success of the
British attack is admitted by the
Berlin war office, which says that
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
CRAVE UNREST
D|STURBS SPAIN
CABINET UNABLE TO SETTLE
DIFFICULTIES BEsETTlNG
THE GOVERNMENT

MADRID, June 9-The cabinet
council from which important results
we're expected. left the situation still
undecided. although the ministers
profess optimism, the government
faces grave difficulties of a military
and economic nature. The direct
cause is discomfort among army Of
ficers who have formed an associa-
ton to obtain betterment of their
conditions.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
RFRLIN ADMITS EFFECTS OF
THE BRITISH DRIVE AT YpRES

the troops Of the Bavarian crown
prince were withdrawn to prepared
positions to the rear of the original
line.
In Belgium, north of Ypres the
Belgians and Germans have been en-
gagged in violent artillery lombard
ments. Along the Aisne front in the
region of the Chemin des Danes
the German crown prince has ceased
his attacks. but the French and
German artillery continue their bonn
bardments There has been no
marked activity in the other thea
ters of the war.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
JOHN REpMoND's BROTHER
KILLED IN BATTLE


ny Associated Prens1
DUBLIN, June 9-William II. X.
Redmond. member of the house of
commons, and brother of John Red
mond leader of the Nationalists in
the commons, was killed on the bat
lle front in France
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09

py Associated Press,)
with the Observation-Disclosures
ridge in their possession, the British
on Friday organized the new ground
and prepared for probable further
action while throwing back further
German counter attacks.
Surprised by the terrific onslaught
of Sir Douglas Haig's men Thursday
bs Germans, who lost more than
SiOO prisoners and many more killed
or wounded as a result of the mine
emissions and the British artillery
fire made no immediate counter at
tack Waiting until Friday Crown
Prince Ruppreeht then threw his
= = = . =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
JOHNNY KIL5ANE SIGNS
TO FIGHT LEONARD

CLEVELAND. O., June 3 Johnny
Kllbane. champion featherweight, has
signed a contract TO box Benny Leo
nard. champion lightweight l.
rounds at Canton. o.. July 4 The
men win weigh iss pounds ringside
Knbane Is to get $4,000 or the
privilege OF 30 per cent Of receipts
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
CALLS
ON BRITISH KING
RECEIVED WITH HIS STAFF AND
VISITS THE U. S.
EMBASSY

LONDON, June 9-King George
today received General Pershing,
who was presented by Lord Brook.
Pershing was accompanied by his
personal staff of IL officers. After
the audience the officers paid call
at the United States embassy and
Foreign Secretary Balfour, who ar
rived today on the train from his
trip to America.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-06-09
CALIFORNIA CROP
OUTLOOK IS DARK
SHORTAGE OF LABOR ONE OF
THE GREATEST DRAWBACKS
TO BIG HARVEST

ny Associated Press.l =,
BERKELEY, Cal, June Sd, N.
Morguan, professor OF agriculture in
the University of California, made
pessimistic reports on the farming
outlook in this state especially re-
garding labor. He says the farmers
here lack interest in the seriousness
OF the situation. School boys have
proved largely impracticable as farm
laborers. The dairy situation is crit
ical.
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KAISER HAS
CLOSE CALL
FORH|SL|FE
WAS IN GHENT WHEN BOMBS
KILLED THREE OFFICERS
NEARBY
tay Associated Pre.a.l

my AsRnchntcu EFesAsa
LONDON. June 81 Emperor viii
liam was with Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg, Prince Eiel Frederick
and other members of the emperor's
staff inside ST. Peters station at
Ghent, Belgium, the other day when
1t was bombarded by an entente air
man, according to the Exchange
Telegraph. The emptaOr's party was
unhurt, but three officers nearby
were killed.
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IS MINERS DEAD; I23 MISSING
FIRF IN A R(|TTE NINE ENDANGERS LIVES OF 4IS MEN
More American
Officers Arrive

(By Associated Presz.l
. LONDON, June 9.-A further .
. contingent of American officers =
. arrived at British port on the =
= steamer that brought Secretary =
. Balfour and many representa- =
. tives Of the American embassy. =
. . . . . . . . = . . . .
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GERMAN SAILORS
ARE INDICTED
CAPTAIN OF iNTERNED STEAM
SHIPS MUST ANSWER TO
FEDERAL COURT
. (sy Associated Press J


(By Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, June g. The
federal grand jury today indicted
Max Thirichens, former captain of
the seized German auxiliary cruiser
Prince Eitel Frederick, Adelbert
Fischer Mrs. Helena Fischer and
the wife of Henry Khroner, on
charges of conspiracy and SNUG
Cling. Thierichens also was indict-
ed for violating the Mann white slave
act.
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OVERTURES
SPURNED BY SLAVS
Won HINDEN5uRG TRIES TO Sc
CURE AN ARMlsTIcE WITH
RUSSIA


Wy NHHVNENNNU NNHHsF
PETROGRAD, June 9.-The coun-
Gil of soldiers and workmen announc-
ed that the German commander in
chief invited the Russian armies to
grant an armistice and discuss peace
secretly. The council denounces the
proposals.
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CONDUCT Of FRENCH
NAVY UNDER FIRE

PARIS, June 9,-After two days
sessions, during which Admiral La
Casese, minister of marine and the
conduct of the navy were under fire,
especially on account of merchant
marine losses, the chamber of depu-
ties voted confidence in the govern
ment by a vote of $40 to IFS.
For Associated Press news read
the Bonanza.
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SALVADOR CUT
OFF FROM WORLD.
NO MEANS OF VERIFYING RE-
PORTS or DESTRUCTION IN
NICARAGUA


CORINT0. Nicaragua, June q
Communication with Salvador is
still cut off and there is no authentic
information about loss of life or
property. 1t is reported that Santa
Tecla is destroyed and the country.
side for 80 miles devastated. The
city of San Salvador was damaged
badly.
Dispatches yesterday from San
Juan del Sur said the loss of life
was small. but only 100 houses were
left standing. A San Salvador dis
patch from Panama last night said
it is believed that hundreds of lives
lost.
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AMERICANS IN iRKUrsK

~ Associated rresa.l
ihkuTSK. Russia. June 9-Elihu
Noos and the American commission
have arrived
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NEW LOAN MADE


tHy AasOeIated Press.I
WASHINGTON, d, c., June 9.-The
United States has made loans OF
$3,OOO.000 to Serbia and $75,OOO,OO0
to England.
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THE THlRTEENrH JUROR

Wy Aasociafed Preas.l
SAN FRANCISCO. June 9-The
thirteenth and alternate juror to sit
on the panel which will try Mrs.
hena Mooney, has been selected