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AUSTRIANS ARE ANSWERED
PRESIDENT REJECTS PLEA OF
DUAL MONARCHY.
Complete Liberty for Czecho-Slovaks
and other Subject Ma
tiOnalitieS.

WdSu1uSIOu, w wv. 1o' w WIN ~
apparently of the coming of the peace
note from Germany, President Will
son has rejected the plea of Austria
Hungary for an armistice and peace
and in doing so has made
clearer the conditions which the CEN
tral powers must meet to end the
war.
In a note written yesterday and
made public soon after it was well
on the way to Vienna, today the
president in effect says there can be
no talk of peace with the Austro-
Hungarian government except upon
the basis of complete liberty for
Czecho-Slovaks and other subject ma
tionalities as free members of the
family of nations. He refuses to en-
tertain the Austro-Hungarian sug-
gestion for the reason without dis
cussing the military questions dealt
with in the reply to Germany.
The text of the note handed to the
Swedish minister follows:
ssSir: I have the honor to acknoWl-
edge the receipt of your note of the
seventh instant in which you trans
NIT a communication of the imperial
and royal government of Austria
Hungary to the president. I am now
instructed by the president to re-
quest you to be good enough through
your government, to convey to the
imperial and royal government the
following reply:
"The president deems it his duty
to say to the Austro-Hungarian gov
ernment that he can not entertain
the present suggestion Of that gov
ernment because of certain events of
utmost Importance which, occurring
since the delivery of his address OF
the 9Th of January last, have neces-
sarily altered the attitude and re-
sponsibility of the government OF
the United States. Among the II
terms of peace which the president
formulated at that time occurred the
following:
"'The people of Austro-Hungary,
whose place among the nations we
wish to see safeguarded and assured,
must be accorded the freest opportu-
nifty of autonomous developments.
"tSince that sentence was written
and uttered to the congress Of United
States the government of the United
States has recognized state of bel
ligerency that exists between the
Czecho-Slovaks and the German and
Austro-H Hungarian empires and that
the Czecho-Sloyak national council is
de facto belligerent government
clothed with proper authority to di-
rect the military and political af-
fairs of the Czecho-Slovaks.
"'It has also recognized in the
fullest manner the justice of the
nationalistic aspirations of the Jugo-
Slovaks for freedom.
"'The president is, therefore, no
longer at liberty to accept the mere
autonomy of these peoples as ba-
sic of neace hut is obliged to insist
that they, and not he, shall be the
judges of what action on the part of
the Austro-Hungarian government
will satisfy the aspirations and their
conception Of their rights and desti-
ny as members of the family of ma
tions.'
'Accept, sir, the renewed assur-
ances of my highest consideration.
(Signed) ROBERT LANSING"
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"I am writing you on der run, as
der brave and glorious soldiers under
my command have not seen the
Rhine for so long dat dey have start
ed back dat way, and of course l am
going nit dem. Oh, papa, dere has
been some offel dings happened here
in France. First, started in my big
offensive which was to crush de fool
Americans but dey know so little
about military tactics dat dey will not
be crushed just like I want dem. l
sent my men in der fight in big
waves and ven dey got to de Ameri-
cans dey all said "boo" as loud as
dey could holler. Veil, according
to vot you have always told me, de
Americans have turned and run like
blazes, but vat do you tink? Dem
fool Americans don't know anything
about war and instead of running de
odder way, dey came right towards
us. Some of dem vas singing about
"ve wont come back till it's over, ov-
er there" or some odder foolish song
and some of dem vas laffing like
fools. Dey are so ignorant. But dey
are offel reckless nit dere guns, and
ven dey come toward us it vas dat
my men took a notion dey wanted to
90 back to der dear old Rhine. We
don't like de dirty little Marne river,
anyhow. And, Oh, pap, dem Ameri-
cans use offel language. Dey know
little of kultur, and say such offel
things right before us. And they
blasphemy too. Vat you tink dey
said right in front of my face? One
big husky, from a place dey call Miss
ouri, he said-oh, pap, I hate to tell
you vat an offel ting he said, ITO
he'll nit the kaiser!" Did you ever
hear anything so offel? I didn't tink
anybody would say such an oael ting.
It made me so mad wouldn't stand
and hear such an offel ting, so turn
led around and run nit de odder boys.
!. Vas I right? Vat? And, oh, papa, you
know dem breastplates vot you sent
us-can you sent some to put on our
backs. You know We is going de od-
der way now and breastplates are no
good for the cowardly Americans are
tshooting us right in der back. Some
of our boys took off der breastplates
and put dem behind, for de fool Am
ericans are playing De Star Span
gled Banner NIT machine guns on
dem plates. Can't you help us?
"You remember in your speech you
said nodding could stand before de
brave German soldiers? Oh, papa, l
don't believe desc ignorant Ameri-
cans ever read your speech for dey
run after us like We vas lot of rab-
bits. Vot you tink of dot? Can't you
send dem some of your speeches right
away? Dey don't know how terrible
We are. Cant you have my army
back to Belgium we're We Won all glo-
ry?
MY men can vip all de vimmen
and children vot dem Belgians can
bring us. But desc Americans are so
rough and ignorant. We can't make
dem understand dot We hat de best
soldiers on earth and ven We try to
sing Deutschland Uber Allies,' dey
laf like a lot of monkeys. But We
are getting de best of de Americans.
We can out run dem. Papa, if We are
not de best fighters on earth we sure
are de best runners. Nobody can
keep up NIT us ven We tink of der
dear old Rhine, and my army never
did tink so much of der dear old riv-
er. Let me know right away vot to
do by return postoffice.
"CLOWN PRINCE WILLIE"
| Fairbanks in Came
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If your subscription expires
1 Nov. IS, please renew be-
fore that date. This is ac-
cording to instructions from
the War Industries Board.
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checked the License Account and find
that the balance S,5322. 30 is accounted for.
there being this amount of UNUSED licenses
for the year 1917 IN the HAMS Of the
Sheriff, which balances the acc cunt.
In the matter of the Assessors Salary
Fund l find the amount Of MIS- 96 has
beer collected and deposited in bank, and
this amount agrees with the balance rs
shown by the bank pass-book. | am
handing you with this report the follow
ing amounts to lie credited to this fund,
which have been paid since Mr. Dalge',
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Program.
Opera House, week commencing
Sunday.

Sunday, Feb. l0-peggy Hylsnd
and Sir John Hare in Caste" "Hh
Hidden Purpose Sennett COnedy...
ODen 2 D. m. Prices 5-lOc. War VI.
added.
Monday, Feb. ll-Junc EIvidRs u
The Tenth Case" Prices 5-l0c. Wa
tax sadded.
Tuesday, Feb. 12 No pictures. 40
count Fuel Order
Wednesday, Feb. l3-J. stuart
Blackton presents THE World For
Sale" Pathe News. Prices l0-l0e.
Var tax added.
Thursday, Feb. IA Irene Hent 70
THE Maternal Spark One. Rees
Keystone Comedy. Prices 5-l0c. Wss
lax added.
Friday. Feb. l5-Lina CAVALIER ~
The Eternal Temptress Paths
News. Prices l0-l5c. War tax added.
Saturday. Feb. l6-Francis X. Bush.
man and Beverly Bayne ia a six-sc:
Metro super feature THE Adoptea
Son." Prices 5-lOc War tax added.
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Stamp Out Politics.

The assertion of Senator Stone
that the Republican members Of
Congress are lining up against
the Administration, is untimely
and unwise. Even If true-which
few people believe-it would be
most unwise on the part of the
part Of the Adjudication to take
note of 1t. President Wilson and
his Cabinet have been entru sted.
under the constitution, with the
conduct of the war. and the great
mass of the American people are
satisf d with the progress they
are making. Tn at there have
been mistakes made. none will
deny. But these mistakes have
not been of euch nature a. to
slienate the support of Republic
can members
Naturally. the elections of the
coming 81 inner and fall call f)'
organization of all parties, and
aud this IL going on, the Dem >
crats az we'll a. all others. This
can be done. however. withou. in
any measure taking from the loyal
support of the war program. W.
believe 1t will will be 90 d ,ne.
Senator Stone should remember
that his own 10y atty 10 Of the for
ced brand. A. the head of tn.
Senate Committee on Foreign A.
fairs. he opp ,sed the United Stat
co entering the war. up to the very
last, and only after the die was
cast did he pledge his support to
the Administration. He predict.
ed oil n ,nner of calamities for
the country. and there will not be
wanting thos. who would accuse
him of cheri hing desire to c IN
back with an II told you 3d."
The Senator IL practic Ally alone
IL his fears for the c,untry. Tn.
other party leaders seem satisf1 ID
With the splendid supp ,rt acc otd.
ed the Presidents war policy by
his political opp oaents, and which
support they have every reason
to believe will be ,ntinued.
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"A. Kramer. Clerk, was read, aud on
motion If Sidney J. Wolfo"d. So
c. nied 10y Oscar Boudreaux. same
was received, filed and made part
of the minutes:
CLERKS OFFICE.
Franklin, La, Jan. 81, 1918.
To the Hon. Police Jury OF the Parish OF
st. Mary, State Of louisiana:
Gentlemen:
The following jur )r's warrants were is.
sued during the month Of January, A. d.,
ISIS:
No. 1898. A Is Chadwick 90
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= w. s. s.
Police Jury Proceedings.
FRAKL1N. LA. FEB. 6. 1914

FRANKLIN. LA. FEB. b, 1918.
The Police Jury met this day in re-
gulxr session with Hon. Charles N.
Frost presiding, and the following
memb srs present: T. B. Kimbrough.
Gabriel Haydel. Sidney j. Wolford'
Arthur Olivier, Oscar Boudreaux. W.
N. Go. Oh, I. Aucoin. John r Drack-
EFT, A. E. CAIN and John A. Pharr.
Absent; none.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting, with the exception of the
communications from r. w. Rogers
Mrs. L p. Buurg, Hon. Maurice D.
Shannon. J. J. Bailey. Secretary of
State, and W. B. Cook, and the re !.
ports of e. L. Saucer, w. 81. Kram.
or Clerk, A. p. Daigle Treasurer.
and the Finance Committee, the read
ing o! which we're on motion duty
seconded and carried dispensed with)
and the minutes of the special meet.
ing Of January 22ad.. were read. and
on motion OF A. E. Cab !. seconded
BY Gabriel HsydeI, and carried, were
approved.
A communication from Hon. For.
dyce Kimbell, Representative. was
read. asking for an appropriation OF
hfty dollars for the State Traffic Re.
lief Association, and on motion OF
". N. GOOch, seconded by A. E.
CAIN, same was received and fled.
A letter from MIR. J. j. Greenwood.
OF Ramos. vas read, asking that a
duplicate warrant b, issued to Major
Johnson, psuper. a his warrant for
January was evidently lost. On mot
Ion OF I. AucOin, seconded b. Cab.
riei Hsydel, and carried. the Score.
tsry was instructed TO issue the dup
NGnk asked for.
F6.- Virgins Bowman, of Centre.
vile. reported the death Of TOMMY
W6lltemsspauper. and REQ uested that
LINT for January be sent ia as
69SI. O0 mOlion of W. N CoOch
aecOnded BY A. + Calm, and .rried.
tie Secretary was instructed To mail
- January warrant and then strike
the name OF Tommy Williams from
the roll Of paupsrs.
The following report from the
Sheriff and Tax Collector was read.
aud on motion of Gabriel Haydel.
seconded by Arthur Olivier, and car
rtsd. same WAS received, filed and
made part Of the minutes:
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
VI harIes Pecot, Tax Collector, for &C. |
count of taxes aud licenses collie Ct ed |
during the month OF January, 1918. for |
. account Of 1917 taxes.
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Money to Lend on Real
Estate ST. MARY BUILDIye
ASSOCIATIONS, Patterson La
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Total 81 80
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk nf Court

CleTk Oh COuTt,
The following report of ths Fin
ance Committee was read, and on mo-
ton of Il. B. Kimbrough. seconded
by A. E. Calm, and carried, same
was received, filed and made part of
the minutes, and the Secretary was
instructed to issue warrants for all
claims listed thereon on approval by
the Finance Committee:
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPOhr.
Franklin. La, February 6, 1913.
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury:
beg leave to report that we have examined the
following bills, and finding than correct
recommend That they be registered and paid:
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Respectfully submitted,
W. N. GooCH, Chairman,

Finance Committee.
The following report of E. l.. Sau.
cier was read. and on motion of w
y. Gooch. seconded by Arthur DIV.
Ter. and carried, same was received
filed and made part of the minutes
Franklin, La. Jan. 81, 1918.
To the Hon. President and Members
of the Police Jury, st. Mary Par.
ish:
Gentlemen: Il respectfully submit,
the following report for the month oil
Janua'y, 1873.
devoted twenty three days to the
work. eleven days to field work visit
ing farmers and planters and twelve
days to Office work.
Official visits So; demonstrations
visited So; Farmers and others visited
Il; schools visited l.; consultations at
home office and by phone Il; circular
letters sent out 66; bulletins sent out
to farmers lO2; emergency calls sick
stock 3; inOculated two herds of hogs
81; special visits IL; mileage by auto
3el.
Yours very truly,
ED. L. SAUCER,
County Agent.
The following report of c. A. Az
cock on the audit Of the books of a.
t. Daigle, Treasurer, was read, and
on motion of A. E. Calm, seconded
by I. AucOin, and carried. it was re.
solved that the report be received,
hled and made part of the minutes.
that quietus be given the Estate OF
A. T, Daigie, that his bond be cancel
led, and his surety discharged:
Franklin, La. Feb. 4, 1918.
Hon. G.. N. Frost, Pres. Police jury. Par
ish Of st. Mary, La:
Dear Sir:-As per your Instructions, /
audited the books of the late Parish Treas
urer. MIR. a. r. Dalglc, from the date of
the last aufit, July 3lst. III, TO date
l find his books aud vouchers correct
and IN first class shape. as per following
Good Roads Fund.
Bal. on hand July 3lst, III l4014 %
Receipts: Gravel sold IA A
. Auto licenses lO45 81 1853 9s
=. Total, 1914 %
Disbursements: None.
BAL. cash on hand Feb 1, 'I8 1904 %
General Fund.
July 3is,, III 1862 Sc
accepts 1854 ~
L.
Total, 1895 C6
Improvements $685. -
Bal. cash on hand Feb. :. 'Is 1891 II
Special Fund.
Balance July alst, III 200
neceipts 1865 OF
notai' $3.50 OF
disbursements 1882 Is
Balance cash on hand Feb. 4. ,lS 46g7 ~
The above balance OF xl697 u in the
special Fund is made up with the follow
ny items:
Due Cypremort Drainage Dist 3l7O "a
Cyprem0rt Sub Drainage
District No. l 674 "a
CyprenOrt Sub Drainage
District No. 3 40 N
Cypremort Sub Drainage
District No. 3 49, u |
lotai, $4697 ~ |
have had the bank pass books for each
u these accounts balanced and find the
balances In bank to the credit of q nod
toad Fund aud the General Fund agree |
slth the balances IS shown bv his hooks |
q the case Of the Special Fund the hank
'ess DO Ok shows q balance OF x47l3.
vhiie his books show q balance OF xf,7 ~ |
DIN .rence OF 1924. which il accounted /
or ~ Outstanding check No. 176, favor Of |
!. = W0lford. Treasurer Cypfsmort
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POLICE JURORS.
JJIRORS
ge and Per Diem for February. 1918.

mileage and Per Diem for February, 1918,
niTroug,', ISL waru .............. 10
Haoriei HayNei, ln9 WARD. ....... 80. 60
S S.s T Us,, oru Ward ...... %
c"tmcv MoHorI, ord waru ----.... .-.... 90
AI.uuT OnSIcr oEn ward: .............. 8 ~
V ~ Z, DOuuroauA. SUI waru .---.-. r.
~ . uSmi oen wsru. ...... 80
: AuI = oIn waru ....:..'. ..... 50
A + Calm, 7th ward o.
John Pharr, 8th ward ~
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Arthur Olivier, 3rd ward - A.
Oscar Boudreaux. lth ward. .......'... 4,
w N GO0ch. 6th ward g 81
i.1,,, y n o 81, ,:...;;'''' 30
A Calm, 7th ward o.
John A Pharr, 8th ward ~
81 80
MISCELLANEOUS CRIMINAL.
Charles Pecot. bills for board Of
Mrs Adolph LeNormand, board of in.
sane (Siniticrre) 10 IN
Henry II Barri!Ieaux. plcwingj I'll garden , 90
ChArice recot' conveying prisoners % 90
Alex Radcliffe, ~
D FalterMAn, 3 M
{ 4 Gir:!r, , i 50
Es.a. in... .1nu. 500
Percy saint Dist Atty. convictions 50 90
Charles l. PecOt, attend tnce ut court IN m
q Dein*ye' conveying prisoner / IS
42a ~
Jennie Virgins, washing towels so
The 6elig Co toilet paper 10 m
n Harrison, dray on toilet prper o.
The Kyle Lumber Co. wood ~
V POntiff wood ~ ~
NJ l. Harrison, wOuM "a s0
Marvin Morris, labor and fittings m
The 81 Mary Hard ware Co, suppiiaa sSs
= w Abel. electric light bulbs M
n Bell Son. Ltd. supplies "a
Van Monroe. repairs to radiator pine m
Franklin Municipal Plant. water and lgbts ~ Is
Charics L fecot' TOT Janitor IS 90
IA IS /
AvOCA, CHENE AND CHARENTON
BRIDGES.
Pharr and Sons, Ltd, salary OF bridge
tender and supplies Choue l. Av0ca n A.
A Veesler aud Sons, bridge tenders' AL
airy and supplies. CharentOn bridge 50 IS
l04 3. |
ROADS AND BRIDGES
Loustaiot. salary for January $50 90
use of auto for January Is 90
G w Abel. gas aud lubricants for Lous.
tatOt auto * M
Berwick BAY Ferry. :erriage Of Loustalot "
Cum Tel &: Tel Go. phone bill Of Loustalot / 70
Luke Combs. edeys On truck 1t 10 IL L! 20
Oscar exnayder, days on truck at
r.. SS:;.;s. :a.y. .. tuck ~
Oscar s. sqe PEI -, days gu truck at
Sam casinano. ai-a days ON truck At
Alcee Daigie. 3 days culvert wrk Amelia
z Roudreaax. same Is above So
D SimOneaux. Same 460[
n A0Tris0M. Same "a
Henry Tho0aA, aame. day 20
= Auo0an: ; days Team u > %. day -
Luke Coma edays on trek ut - LA Il %
ss@ ceahanA4 i.is Ga
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CHIEF JUSTICE CARTER
TO SPEAK ON LINCOLN

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-Chief
Justice Orrin y. Carter, OF the Illinois
supreme court, will be the principal
speaker AT a Lincoln Memorial meet
10 be held here tomorrow at the
First Methodist church. Justice Car
ter is a close student OF the life OF
Abraham Lincoln, and it is expected
he Will tell of some of the Civil War
trials Of the great emancipation.
The meet will be a special patriot
iC service and will be held under the
auspices OF the Epworth League. Ad-
jutantGcnoral Frank ;. Dickson will
preside.
President Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress will be read by Captain John
b. Inman. Of the local G. \. II.
The local veterans Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Spauish-Amcr-
lean War, veterans, Sons Of the
American Revolution. Daughters Of
the American Revolution. Woman's
Relief Corps. the local Militia Reserve
company and the Home Guard Re
serve unit will be present
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OHIO CLOTHIERS ASK
FIXED PRICES ON WOOL

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. ia resolu.
ton asking that the government pro-
hibit speculation in clothing by fix
ing prices of wool and cotton is ex-
pected to receive the Endorsement OF
the Ohio Retailer Clothier's and Fur
nishers' association convention. which
opened here today.
Many merchants are being forced
out OF business, it was said, by the
uncertainty OF present conditions in
the trade and by the necessity Of
operating ca limited capital.
The clothiers likewise are expected
TO indorse a plan for renewal Of pres
ont styles until after the war. Some
say they are carrying so per cent
more than the usual stock, having
bought heavily because OF reported
dye shortage and wool scarcity.
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ships and knocked her galley west.
She lies prone upon her back or upon
some other portion OF her rounded an.
atomy, in the middle Of the main
street and no one is there to mourn
her A pole without a flag is about as
much OF an adOrnment as 4 diamond
ring without a diamond. And since
our sojourn in this little city we have
failed yet to perceive the stars and
Stripes at the masthead. So perhaps
It Is just as well that she is gone.
An order has been issued out OF the
justice court commanding Nels An.
derson to appear before Judge
Doughty and make known his assets.
1t is alleged that Nels has a judg.
ment standing against him in favor of
Mrs. Johanna Eisenberg. and despite
the fact that he has the whercwithal
TO cancel it he refuses to do so. The
object Of the order Is to compel. II
possible. a statement OF his property
so that it can be ascertained whether
or not he can pay the bill. Attorney
Badt represents the plaintiff and A..
tOrney Hale the defendant
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TOWN TALK


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I'm
T.ut,.- e hero from Starr
Valley
AZ k.rro,, e hero FINN Lee
Canvon
Contac,
c.oroe J. Fox returned 10 Elko last
evan;ng
Geo wejrars is in the civ from
p,,h,, vorrer
A zupf,o and daughter are here
from uvrton
q cobt. and - leach ,re
J. J. HyIton, prosperous Mound
Valley rancher is here today.
Ben Pearson and Jake zundelI, OF
Montello. are registered at the Mayer.
Milton Badt. local attorney. receiy-
ed his third degree IN Masonry last
night.
Ray Hunt and Mrs. Hunt have TAX
en- the apartment at the McHarness
building Just vacated by NJ. b. Shipp
and family.
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yesterday mat her brother, William
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ORIENTAL NEEDLE WORK AND
KIMONO SHOP-Mdeira. Clunv. FIJI.
let, Florentine, Venetian. Turkish
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Lyric Dancing Academy at Tele-
scope hall. Regular Wednesday and
Saturday night dances. Lessons in
standard and modern dances. every
evening. Z. NJ. Kerr. instructor. j29tf
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass Ash Wednesday, 5 o'clock.
$50 o'clock. evening services.
Mass every evening this Cweek) at
$50 o'clock.
Mass Friday evening al 100.
Mass Sunday NJ Carlin. S:45.
Mass Sunday, Elko, II o'clock.
Music both places.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-13

It happened! The shricking win
ter blast that swept the valley last
night struck the old flag pole amid.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-13
THE wHITEsIDEs DENTAL co.
A little more arb fDl.,
qualitJ Fer a liz 4CE4' Lt,r
tie less money. - 81 ~

Anyone thinking Of installing a Del.
co electric liGht system should call
up II. 4. Talley, who has the local
agency. a number of these plants
have been in stalled in various parts
Of the county and those who have
them would not think Of trying to get
along without them. Mr.. TaIlcy has
long been engaged in electrical bust
ness and is an expert on installation.
j3Otf
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-13

Herbert White, of Lee, returned
this morning from California where
he went to visit his father. John
White, formerly of South Fork. Her.
bert reports that Mr.. White has re-
Gently purchased two fine ranches
rear Auburn, California.