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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

ion that Morris had wronged MS
grandfather In not making real com
%pensation. goes TO the Morris home
TO rob II. He starts a burglar alarm
while taking the jewels OF Mrs MOT
ris. and Nell hides him. When ne
eventually escapes with the Jewels
Nell follows TO o them only 10
be suspected OF the crime.
Police come soon after TO the II.
tie bird store in search of Nell an"
catch her with the jewels In her pos
session. She was just about 10 Vef
ephone the Morrises that the )e"e''
we're safe; but now II Is 100 hs'
A thrilling finish is developed ifo"
this situation. and all ends happh''
but not until a number of interest,"
ing adjustments have beez maze
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
LITTLE JOURNEY To
GREAT WHITE WAY

a little Journey to Theatrical
New York" might we'll be the sub
title Of The Easiest Way" Clara
KimbalI Young's Selzniek-Pictures
production of Eugene Walters dra-
ma. One scene shows a typical back
stage assembling of forces for a mu-
steal comedy. with the frank assess
ment of the charms OF various appli-
cants for places in the chorus. An
other shows a dress rehearsal of the
piece. The agencies where players
apply for positions are pictured true
to life. There are two scenes in res
taurants which are now as theat-
rical hang-outs. One OF these is Rec
tors, long a gathering place of the
clans. The other is Montmartre.
named for the section of Paris where
the night r~evelry is gayest. Incident
ally. In strong contrast, there are
shown typical adventures of a third
rate company playing one-night
stands in the west. At the Ely Thea
ter Tuesday night.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
MAE MARSH STARS IN
SUNSHINE ALLEY

a story of peculiar interest 10 ami
NAL lovers is the new Goldwyn Pic
ture. Sunshine Alley" starring
Mae Marsh. to be shown at the Rex
theater Thursday night.
Neil HARDEST. so the story goes,
is the granddaughter of an old man
who keeps a bird and animal store
in a poor quarter of a great city.
Her greatest pride Is In a beautiful
bnIlfinch. and for that reason her
grandfather refuses to sell the bird
when a munificent offer is made for
IL by Morris. a millionaire. Morris
makes the offer largely because his
automobile has injured the old man
and he wants 10 make his some COM
pensation.
When Nell learns this. and realizes
that they have not moneF enough TO
pay for doctor and medicines. she
calls Ned Morris. the handsome
young son OF the millionaire. and
tells him he may have the bird at
the price offered. The sale Is made;
but when the bird is brought TO the
Morris mansion IL refuses to sing
Thereupon Nell goes to the mansion
too. TO restore its voice. She Is wei
coined by Ned. who has fallen IN love
With her.
In the meantime, Seii's brother,
Carlo. persuaded by an evil eompan-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
PROVOST GENERAL MARSHAL
Is LOUD IN PRAISE OF NEVADA

Upon his return from Washington
a few days ago Governor Boyle is
quoted in the press as stating that
Provost Marshal General Crogder
made the open aud frank statement
TO the Chief Executive that Nevada
has the e~learest record insofar as
the army and draft is concerned OF
any stale in the Union.
The Provost Marshal General ex-
pressed keen delight and appreciation
of the method in which Nevada
handled the call for the hrd quota
of the great draft army and the
msnner in which the work has been
conducted from the inception of the
draft
The Provost Marshal General told
the Governor that is was a source
Of great satisfaction to know that
one state had eonructed the draft
this far without expense to the fed
eral government and without the
suspicion OF any sort OF scandal. He
praised Adiutant General Sullivan
for the efficient manner In which
that officer has conducted his Office.
the duties attached 10 which are to
saw the least very burdensome
In this we should all take 4 keen
local pride. as Il has been generally
known that while the Office Of County
Clerk oldfeld has been kept busy
day and night the handling Of the
work in that Office has been second
to none in the state and his local
board has received flattering COM
pliments from the state and federal
officials.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
NEVADA RABBITS JUsfP
TO THE RESCUE

Birds of the air. fishes of the sea
and the wild beasts OF the woods and
fields are each doing their best these
strenuous days 10 help Uncle Sam I'll
the shirs with red meats needed t.
send 10 our soldiers and the soldiers
and people Of our allies. Even the
humble jaek-rabbit is doing his bit
although al the ez1enee. OF his skin.
in the great cause. says the Reno
Journal.
4 few months ago the jackrabhit
as a restaurant menu possibility was
2 big joke. Puss's long. sinewy LEGS
provided excellent sport from a
coursing standpoint. but as a pCpu-
lar pot-hller II was to laugh.
Then came the installation Of
meatless days and the deepised jack
rabbit leaped into its OWL Fricasseo.
stewed or cooked in hunters style,
hslnny-meat came TO occupy pride of
place on "Meatless Tuesday bill-of-
fares through this state and Califor-
MA.
And now comes the United States
food administration and further
glorifes the erstwhile humble jack
rabbit BY spreading broadcast a new
recipe for serving rabbit-in the
form of sausage. and which is as fol-
lows:
Rabbit Sausage-Take healthy rab-
bits. young or old. dress and soak
over night in salt water. Wash
thoroughly. Cut the meat of the
bone and grind very fine in food
chopper. To one pound of meat use
one-fourth OF a modern sized onion,
two tablespoons cracker crumbs,
three-fourths Of a teaspoon Of salt,
onehalf teaspoon black pepper; pinch
Of cayenne pepper and one-eighth
cup Of milk. Chop onion fine with
knife. Nix all ingredients thor
oughly. let stand for several hours.
make into cakes and fry. or pan
hroil.
Joking aside. however. rabbit is
becoming a popular meat substitute
in many local households.
Another order of rabbit sausage,
please. Three cheers for the Nevada
ja~ck-rabbit, :.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
WAR TALK LANDS
ONE MORE IN JAIL.

Con Bonner was arrested a Riepe-
town about tso o'clock on FRIDAY
morning and landed n the county
jail BY DEPUTY skerin Leroy Lisen-
By on A technical charge of disturb
ing the peace. Bonner Has given a
bearing before Judge Collins yester-
day morning and entered a plea OF
guilty to the minor charge placed
against him. When asked by tie
Justice if he had any aso to show
why sentence should not be pro-
nounced against him OF any claim
for leniency he replied that he had
ret. According 10 the statement made
= the officers Bonner vas in q
saloon at Reipetown when the sub
yseet of the war came up for discuss
ion and Bonner is said 70 have en-
nhatlcaly declared himself against the
government and expressed the wish
that every American soldier might be
killed In pronouncing sentence the
Justice told Bonner that while he
vas always inclined to be lenlent IN
matters of minor charges in some
cases he felt that the limit Of punish
ment provided by the statute was 10
say the least insufficient and that he
felt that any nan guilty of the des-
nicable crime of making such dee
larations as Bonner vas accused o.
should be shot like the most Tote
some reptile that infests the earth.
The Justice then melted out the limit
under the law and Bonner win he
given ample time to think matters
ove behind the Jail bars.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
COINCIDENCE RESOLUTIONS
FOR LATE =. w. ECCLE'

AT the Semi-Monthly meeting OF
tie heads of departments of tho Ne
yada Northern halfway Co, hell IN
the General Managers office 81 East
J.iy Dec31st. 10: announcement
of the death OF s. V. E%eoles. Pres
Ident OF the esml1ny was made md
II vas the opinion Of those present
lat unitel action be take in *
messing tt cor " this announce
!, Mt causal
A committee OF two was appointed
to draw resolutions expressing the
grief Of the officers and employees al
the death Of their esteemed Pres
iGent.
Whereas. 1t has pleased the al
mighty Cod 10 remove from a sphere
o. usefulness our worthy and esteem
ed President. s. W. Eccles and.
Whereas. In his death there has
passed to the Great Beyond a man
who through the natural ability he
possessed raised himself from the
rank and file 10 a position Of trust
and responsibility. that in the eX=
ercise of his duties as President of
the Nevada Northern Railway he en-
deared himself. TO all officers and
employees. al all times by his manly
/ actions. courteous treatment and
! sterling qualities, and that his pass
ing away has left a feeling of deep
sorrow In the hearts of all.
BE it further resolved That ~e
extend 10 the bereayed family our
most sincere expression of coincidence
and sympathy in this. their hour OF
bereavement. and that a copy of
these resolutions be filed in the arch
ives of this company IN its home Of
fee. also printed in the local papers
and the Salt Lake Tribune.
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK r. ROPER,
THos. DOUGLAS.
Committee
L. u. 4 * " Msi
Heads of Departments
T. ]. Duddleson, Supt.
"a r. Boese. Chief Engr.
W. r. Elmore, NJ NJ.
P. w. Hull. Paymaster
II. A. Davidson, s~torekeeper
c. L. Philbrook. Snpt- ". S.
NJ. l.. Smith, Chief Elee.
Thos Douglas. r. N.
Frank Roper. Auditor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

Erie makes his ladies face. a bit
grctesque from u American point
Of view. but his fashion designs are
extraordinarily original Any WON
an who is on the lookout for new
ideas would do well to follow Erte's
creations. not SO much for his mod
els in their entirety. but for the nov.
ei little details With which his work
abounds.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

Experienced. competent womal
would ike TO u boarding house fol
Mining Co. Capable OF taking full
charge Address P. o. Box 80 Eas
Ely. New. l2-23-3t'
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

FOR SALE-Two 4-room houses,
furnished. SO feet from water line;
chicken house and chicken yard. In
ouire of NJ. williamson. Box 424,
steptoe City. McGil. Is l,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

FoUND-on the counter in Ora
hams quality shop. three packages.
They we're left there about Christmas
time. Owner may have same by
describing contents and paying fOr
this al. II
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06
Colonel Bennett Back.

Colonel Bennett Back.
Colonel James s. Bennett nAs
been a visitor in Salt Lake aur'Hs
the week. where he has commune
business and pleasure. Mr.. ana MT
=. Lansing Stewart Joined HIN
Salt Lake en- route TO Ely ~HslV
they are spending 40 few lays u
bennett home.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

First class table board, so1.vs
per month: union house. Cnmoo'
land Hotel. East Ely. New. liAO
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-06

POUND: Fur scarf. indnife
white Pine News office. i
The sun., 1918-07-21
URGES DEFIANCE TO WILSON.
Berlin Newspaper Dissati tished
with Burian'a Note.

AMSTERDAM, July 2O.-Commentna
on the note recently sent by Baron
Rurian, the Austro- Hungarian Foreign
Minister. to the Austrian and Hungarian
Premiers the TGe0liche Rundschdu says:
1T would be we'll II. instead OF agree
ing broadly and cordially with President
Wilson's so-called new terms OF July 4,
the untruth of the American Presidents
utterances were held up to his face and
he were confounded out of his own
mouth instead of being looked up TO as
leader OF men.
I'm this respect Count Won Hertling
the German Imperial Chancellor. did bet
ter when In his June speech he said
there was no use trying to meet the en-
cmy further, especially in view OF what
we have since heard from America.
Nothing has changed since. for Presi-
dent Wilson's recent words were. There
must be a Anal decision, no compromise
and no half decisions and his Ambas-
sador has Just told the Russian people
plainly that his aim is the dsmember-
ment of Austria Hungary"
The sun., 1918-07-21
GAINS NEAR SOISSONS
STRONGLY FORTIFIED
Menace to Paris Region Be-
IieUed to Be AUerted.

PARIS. July 20.-The Germans have
been forced to bring up 100000 reserves
to the army OF the German Crown
Prince as a result OF yesterdays fight
ing and the French and Americans, after
fluctuations, have been enabled strongly
to fortify the newly gained positions
southwest OF SCISSORS. says Marcel
Hutln in the Echo de Paris,
NJ. Hutin adds that the enemy menace
toward the Paris region has been frus-
trated and that the efforts OF the Crown
Prince against Epernay, Montmirail
and Rheims have gone for nought.
The battle begun late yesterday con-
tinued with fierceness into the night. the
Germans losing better positions TO the
Allies, who are fghting uphill The ad-
vance is being won foot by foot. owing
to the huge reserves thrown insto sup
port the Crown Prince.
To change the front In the middle OF a
battle, such as Napoleon was obliged to
carry out at Waterloo and Leipzig is a
difficult proceeding points out Major de
Ciyrieux. Notwithstanding the contin-
uity OF the front conditions Of warfare
have changed less than has been
thought. he adds, and the situation OF
an army engaged In offensive drives
| which is suddenly confronted by flank
attack as strong as 1t Is unexpected, is
always grave.
The sun., 1918-07-21
GERMANSFEAR ,
YANKEE PERIL
Silence Over American Force
at Front Anglers Kaiser's
Subjects.
IGNORANT OF STRENGTH
StudiOuS Refusal to Mention
Operations of Pershing's
Men Persists.
IGNORANT OF STRENGTH
Special Cable DespdfcA to THE SuS.
CopvrioAt, 1873; oil rights rsservsd.

LONDON. July 20.-Despatches from
Geneva to the Dolly Erprsss report that
South German newspapers In conf
menting upon the American successes In
recent fighting demand that the German
General Statf should publish the facts
concerning the American peril" 1t is
evident, the correspondent adds. that
they are ignorant Of the strength of the
American forces on the western front
Since the American troops began ar
irving in France and since they have
participated in the recent fighting the
German General STAFF has made a stu
dious effort TO avoid mention Of the
American forces and has attributed all
the recent drive to the French when
admitting that the enemy has made
attacks German newspapers, however,
in follow the leader fashion have dep
recated the numbers Of Americans and
the actual strength and their abilities.
Evidently the German people now are
becoming aware OF the strength and
the determination Of the Americans and
insist upon knowing more of the new
force.
Capt. Won Salzmann. the military
commentator Of the Vossiche Zeitun0
draws serious attention to American par
ticIpation in the fighting. He compares
It to. the "oncoming thunderstorm whose
black clouds are menace and ther
adds: Nevertheless these clouds may re
main only menace and the tempes
pass by. A decision can only be at
tained by a far reaching paralyzat!on o.
the enemy's initiative.
PERSONALLY l see a decision before III
in the fact that our enemies declare
themselves prepared for negotiation OF
a basis OF equality. On this basis W.
could make good every claim regarding
our future development which we deem
advisable
1t is not without significance tina
Capt Won Salzmann, who is the mouth
piece OF German headquarters, should
advance the suggestions at tim
when the German offensives threaten Il
| tn erd in total failure.
The sun., 1918-07-21
Over the Top With
Our Troops-Come On!

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victory in France by helping
our boys win. Whatever makes
them better fighters, happier
men, contributes to the triumph.
They're giving their all for US.
Let's give our little bit for them.
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