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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
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Serr %oter ioa 6oBihlddtcr gclpcIcn
iein?" - ~@cpib, Srau Amtsridltcr.
Sbrc Gltern ipurcn ia Icine be'ten
aunocnl"
,3pci Soucrn mcines Sories be-
funlmcn Strcit. Ser cine beiBt Den
anpercn eineu 2umpcn mp Der baut
icinem 8eener cine trGitigc Sbrfeige
bin. Gin Srcunb bort bapon iino err
muntcrt rem @cihla9eneu gum Nns
sciacn. Ser mill nbcr bnpon nidts
miIIcn unb iast: 8ebt Niemnnben
mas an; fam mid ihlngcn lnIicn.
iopiel ih mil. Nm Ibenb bcsielbcn
Cages fonlmt CT 81 ieincm 8egner NM
crsdblt. rap Der. Ias ibm gcrutbeu
bat, Ole Sahe bel DER 8cnbarme:ic
an5uSeigen. Damn iaat er: WeiBt on.
aorl, ih bab' 10 scbaht: Scig' ih Did
on, 10 seisit on mid, aud, al. Su bait
i'm Stau Elm Shpeiteu. nnb i'd bab
aud Gins. Sein Sdipcifen friBi
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irisS beiner. ga it's ihpn 9es
ihtieter: mir idladten ielber uniel
Sbipeinhen nnb ireiien's audi ielber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
c:e aetrenge 9cbrmeiiterin.

Dor, Spibl Siiblf auf9epaBt unb
g'ruo geiellen,
8ic 9 lid fiir cinen fllgen 0lilo
gebilbrtl
an beinc 3iinite bait on ia ~pergeiien!
Yfui. ifdm' bidl Iuired)t! Stranm!
llnO nid)t 9eriibrtl
@enn ih nit bctner 9eftiou 6uIrieoen,
Damn, Spis, crbdltit on pie'eS Suders
itiid,
8enn niht, iinb til6t'9c Sril9cl Dir
bcihieocn.
S'rum itrcng' Did, an! SerIuh'
bcin Slid -
8, nlr 5u oft! S6on bout bat JIG
nergeiier,
@as 9citcrn in Der Sdulc ibr 9clebrt.
Sod eiitig blieb Der Scbrcr lie
inocIleu
60 itreng nit ibrem tlcinen SpiB
perfdbrt.
GO miibt lid Epib nm eiueu suteu
Siicn
Sen icinc itren8e Sebrnteiit' rim linn
reiht. -
Nun modtc ih bod gar 81 9crne
pil1en,
Oh lic Sliiucileu niht Dem Spipd)en
gleidt?
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HdtbieI.
Wit ,,8" bin ih elm Stein,
Sicbit auf Der StraB MIDI
liegen;
Mit ,,S" Gin Haubtbicr Helm.
Gar flint uno ld)iper 81
fricgcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Sraueit ais arbeitereriab.

Ste Nrbeit5perbdltnille IN Den Sae
briten uno ionitigen Sctrieben nttt
nur ser Ser. Staaten, ionbern aud
pieler anberer gambler babeu lid III
sen lcstcn Sabr5ebnteu iteti9 '9ebela
iert. $50 Die Mrbeiter friiher in lidlta
loleu, gar niht ober ihledt pentilicrs
ten, beengten Hdumlihfeiten Gag tltr
Saq cine iiber9roBe 3ubl bon Stun@
Den tbdtig icin mlbten uno ben elem
ben 2ebensbebin9ungen MIR 81 OFT Dor
Der Seit erlageu unb ibre camille IN
Hotb unb Nrmltb 3urildlieBen, per-
rityten Die meiitcn pom ibncn beut5u>
tage lire Sblicgenbeiten IN geralmte
gen, bellcn, gut 9elittctcn. Inllberen
Sdleu, arbeiten ~filr3ere 3eit, erbalten
mebr 9obn, genieBen Die manni9faten
Vortbeile ibrer pcrldieocncn @enols
ienitaften, tonncn lid etluas iparen
uno ibren &inbcrn cine cute Gr5tehz
ung geben. unb ba5 SeiuuBtIein. lih
uno Die Sbriscn audi IN &runthetts@
fallen pber gar bel cintretenocm Sope
lpenisitens nptbpiirftig periorgt 81
piiien, perleibt linen cine 9rDaere
Nrbeitsfrcubigteit. Sic Serbultnil'c
liegen nift in allen 2dnbcrn 9lcid).
Sn Dem cincn 2anbc bat it'd ibrer Der
Staat IN Observation-Disclosures Wetle nn9e@
nomrnen, III anocren bubcn Die
Irbeitgeber Die Snitintipe 3lir Hcs
iorm ergriffen - penn ba5 aud nur
pereinSelt porgefonlmen iein mag, -
iuiebcr in nnbereu bat crit Die Sr9d>
niiation Der Nrbeiterifaft bic e%rfrell>
Iid,en Gr8ebninc 8c5citigt. Ste Ger.
Staatcn bari ma Der lceten 8rrppc
5urehneu. Sier BADEN Die Irbciterz
| 9enplIeuidlaften, Die ~Srdoe llniona",
aui Die Entertaining ibrer Iniprilfe
unb Sorberun9cn gcbrun9eu uno lie
Itiidfpciie ourdgcieet. %ieIcs lit 10
better seporben. Nber mebr nod
bleibt al piiulden ilhri9. Iut
oieles Wehr miro NIT Der 3cit err
reitt perbcn.
Ser arieg mag pa5u bcitragen, paB
Der Sprtidritt auf oieicm 8cbiete
cine geiuiilc 9eihleuni8uns eridbrt.
Suburd,, baB Die hlutige Nrbcit auT
ZEN Shiahtfeloeru iopicl iu%ertbpoles
Ienihenmaterinl perbraudt, bat itd)
Der @crtb bes cin3elnen Nrbeiters
ihon Jest nid)t unerbeblif erbpbt.
Sas Steioen Der 2ohue in Den per>
itiebcnen Snbultrieu bcrtct bas nit
Siterbeit an. Subei iinb Die Der.
Staaten bisbcr nod, bon eigentlifen
&~ricgsopfcrn fnlt enn5 pcrifont ges
b(iebcn. Scr nmcrifaniIhcn Snpue
itrie iino ~porlGuiig ipcuiger &rdits
cnt3ooen ipprpcu ais Den Srouitrier
ser iibrisen friegiiibrcnoen Gambler.
Sntmerbin ldBt cs lid uidt bcitreitcn
SaB in ein5elnen Snbuitrics @ebictcr
oes 2anbes Die Sedung hes Irbetters
bebaris fiir'bie oft tart pcrgroBerter
9etriebe auf 9eipiIle Shiptcri9teiter
9eitoBen 1T. Die man mr. paourd
ii6ertpmmcn fonntc, haB man Gan.
icnbe uub I%bcrtauieubc ben Yrbcitcrr
ans onrcrcn 2unbcatbciIcn hcrnn6o8
Iui sic Solcr miro bicicr Irbeitcr.
mfluB ans inbuitrienrrnen 0ebictci
aber iebcnfaus nidt eeniiseu. SplltI
ser &rics lduscrc 3eit ipdbren, oa,
Seer Der amerifaniihcn Soloatcr
fplalid an WRiuionen dnifpeucn, il
lpirb man an anberipeiti9en Griat
fiir sic cin9e5peencn Irbeitcr oentcr
miiIIeu. Sn curopdiihcn Sdnocru Ia
man eus iton ldngIt tbun mil'icn. Y.
lpirb aid ms nift er1part iperoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

(Sortiesung auf Der 8. Scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Ser 5ebn Sabre aIte Napmonp
1un3. beiien @ltern $50. AGO Surs
ner Mpe., ct. 2ouis, Wo., ipobnen,
batte lid an Den binteren Sbeil zines
Iutpmobil5 9ebdngt. Yin Der Natlral
Bridge 8pab berlpr Der Sunee ieinen
8rifi unb itiir5te unb 5os ii6 I'M Sale
WerIebuneen I'M 8eiihte, an Den
Sdnben unb Irmen gu.
Ser feds Sabre alte Iu9ult Saues
brinf. beilen glteru No. 1920 Mlice
Ipe.. ebenfaus in ct. 2ouis. geo..
pobnen. lief in Die Sabn zines in
entgesenscieeter Hihtung iabrenbcn
Iutompbils unb purbe 81 9oben ses
tporicn uub trli9 mebrfnhe Yerlesuns
gen i'm 8eiihte, Irmen uno Seinen
bappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

airdlcin itanb, iiuD .i,Si,-5 = uus-
tprcs gclpcicn. Sic iibri8en iino idon
ie6r iriib pom @oIfc unb ipdtcr cnps
eii(tig bon Nbt @erloh 81 SeiIigcn
9citempclt norpen IND ibre Namen
eutitanrr,en cnttpcbcr Den 9cfdlIhteu
@rabiGriften @erlah's pocr Den @ts
Iionen Der bl. @liiabctb o S6pnau
unb pes iel. Scrmauu Soicpb."
oGs mare iifer augebrad)t", idrcibt
Der auf bem 8ebietc Der Sa9iolo9ic
ie6r bcipnnoertc &crausgcher Dcs
.Yoitorulblattcs". ~oaB Der Nane Der
81. llriulu NM 8cfdbrtcu aus Dem
r0miihcn Iartprolp9 8eitrifcn uno
MIR Die aonmcmorntiou Der hl.
Sungiraueu bei6ebaltcu tpilroc. beren
9aiilita Glematiu5 ncu aufgebailt
Bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

(6ortiesuug auf Der 8. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Sns b6l5crnc Ndnnfcn.

Sic Niubcr iieen nm Den Siih
bcrllm. Giuc5 bcriclbcn nimmt Elm
Stiiddcu SoolS unb i~ibcrgibt es leinem
lintcn Nodbtar NIT Den Worten: ~Sas
lit bas 6Dl5erne Wdnnhcn." C1)
Sicicr Ni6t cs Dem Ndditen NIT beus
iclbcn @ortcn uno 10 fort, bis pas
S0lsdcn lpieber in Die Sdnbe bes
critcn ainbc5 tpnmt. 8ieber reidt
picicS buo 06l8tcu peitcr, inbem es
iu0t: .Sas iii bas SduS oeS
bDl5crrcu Wdnnhcns.", % 60 iuan>
bert bns 5DlSd)cn in bcriclbeu @ciie
Ipciter. ScoeSmol, ipenn c5 III Die
Sdnbc bcs flciucn Spielciters 5urilds
gefcbrt lit. iilgt bieier 81 Der friiberen
Sc5cidnung cine nellc bin5u uno 9tbt
cs ncitcr. Sober. Der ba5 6pl56en
befpnmt,, miB Die @ortc bes Spicls
letters hatiprcdcn nno lePteres
rcitcrocbcn. Go bciBt cs:
3. SaS lit Die Sbiir beS SdliieS oes
b0l5crncu Wdnufens. = 4. SaS III
bds ShlpB Der Sbiirc bcs SaulcS ocs
b0lScrncn NtdnnHens. - 5. Sns lit
bcs S6IiiiIcl bcs S6Ioiies Der Sbiir
bcs Sauics bcS bol5ernen @dnn6cns.
6. SaS lit bas Sdnbdeu, moran
oebanacn Der SdliiiIel bc5 ShloIieS
scr SbHr bes SauieS bes bol6crnen
11nnd)cnS. - Z. Sas ut Die Wtaiis,
bic eenaot on Dem 8dnbhen, lporan
ocbanacn, uiip. - 8. SaS III Die
aabc. Die gefreiien Die Waus, Die
genogt an Dem Sdnoden, iporan llip.
= 8. Sas lit Der Suno, Der gebiiiep
Die Gabc, Die aeireiien Die Waus, Die
lilp. = 10. Sas lit Der Sdgcr, Der
acidolien BEN Slnb, Der gcbiicn Die
&abc, ole eefreiIcn Die @dus uip. -
User etiuas ausldBt, Sablt Elm YfanS.
v n
Ter Batter iicbt'S nidt!
Sos mar cine Sreubc. oils 8leius
S~rGn3bcn az Snfel unb Santc aui
9clu6 9ebcn buritel gum criten Ialc
fonnte or MN @ilenbabn fabren, ipas
idlon lGngit iein itiaer @unid 9es
iucleu mar. Ser 3ug trug i'm bicIc
Stlnben ipcit fort bon Den lieber
gltern nno @cIhpiitcrn; abcr Srdn3s
d,cu seiate lid taper beim NbId)icf
nnb aud, auf Der 8eiie, Die CT nit
einem Sreunbe icines @aters 5nrild'
le9tc.
Sci Snfel uub Sante, Die feline ci9e.
ncn ainber battcn. mar Srdn5her
bohipiQfomnteu uub bate Sreuoer
aaer Irt: cinen 9roBen 0arteu
morin er lprin9cn unb ipielen ourfte
einen fleinen Sanbpngen gum Sab
rem. cinen Staa poa Saien nnb aaro
hen suten, 9elebrigen Y%uoelbuno alt
8e9Ieiter; eS mar gar 5u Idon
Springcn unb ipielcn 9eben aber aud
Ippetit; ba ipnreu bann Die Sriid,t'
oes 8artens. bns quite Sausbrot eel
Sante unb bic liiBe Milh unb Butter
Die SrGn5deu befam. gar foitlih mi
eririiheno.
Gines Cages lparb Srdn5den mi
Snfel unb Sante audi nod 81 cinen
Better cinaelaben, nno ba lab e.
nicDer etipas HeucS. Serrlid)eS, NAM,
lid eincn san5en Berg cpl Wein.
reben. reid ~beban9en NIT ipeiBen
rntben unb b!auen Srarbeu. iuie G.
iie biS6er NIT ami Dem Warttc &c
iebsn bate. tpsnn er nit Der licbel
Xtutter gum @intaafcn eeaun9sn 'uar
Srdn5den burite MN ieltlt Sraubsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
GntihutniauugS Settel.

See5rter 9ebrer!-Sic babcn meis
men Srise beitraft, tpcil or Sbnen mic
antieft; mein Sripc lam Sbnen niht
untietcn, neil CT id)iclt, menn alip Der
Sunge Sbncn MIN a~uiieft, bann tiett
er Sbnen boh an, bite parnui 81
a6tcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Yrcisansi h II.

9icbc &inncr!-Nahitc WudDe
pcrocu rie Namen Der gliif=
lidcu Ercisscwinner perDffents
lidt iucroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Ter M~egenbpgcn.

Hah einem furdltbaren 0eipittcr
erihien ein Hegenbo9cn am Simmcl,
Ser fleine Seinrih lab chen gum
SenItcr biuauS unb riei boil Sreuoe:
.Solhe nunbcridouc Sarben babe
i'd in meincm 2cben nod nift ses
ie6en. Sort bel Dem alien @eipena
baume am @a6e rcihen iie aus ben
8oIfcn bis aili Die Grbe bcrnb. Sc
piB trDpieln ale Sldttlcin be5 Snu@
mes bon Den idoulteu Sarben. Sd,
piu eilenbS bin nnb ale Wll'Hels
Ihalen in mcinem Sarbeniditleiu
oamit fiiuen."
Or ipraug. 10 iduea er tonnte,
Dem @eihenbaume gu. IGcin 81
icincm @ritaunen itanb Der armc
9nobe nm im 8e9en "a unb iparr
niht bas @erin9ite bon elmer SarbC
aeuabr. SurdudBt bon MeSeu mn
tranrig tebrte CT Suriif uno fla9tc
lein WiBgeidid Dem Batter.
Scr Tatcr ldGelte mo lprah
.SieIe iSarbeu laiien lid IN feline
Shale auiian9eu. Sic Hesentropfer
Ihcinen nnr im @lan5e Der Come
cine flcine @eilc 10 ihon geidrbt
Iaein. 70 nein licbcs Sinh, lit CT
nit allcr Scrrlidteit Der @elt. Sil
piinft ms cttpaS 5u ieiu, lit abei
bod nur eitlcr Sbcin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Giniahe Hehnnns.

Gin iun9cr Sfriititcuer crlebte Die
critic AufiHbrung iciues erlteu Sra
mas. Shpu cine babe Stunbe uor
geeinn p~ilau5t CT lid Dor DEM Sbeas
ter aui. nm 81 beobad)tcn, pb aud
9ublitum tpnmt. Seo unb lccr
bleibt Der Gin9ang. GnbIih rattert
Elm Iutomobil berau unb 5ipci Be-
iuder eutitcigen DEM @efdbrt. Sns
lit niht piel, aber es lit ooh ctipas.
@ieoer ocr9ebeu 6ebn Winutcn. pa
piinct iif buS Sprtal nno prei Ser
ipncn pcrlaiieu baS SalS. Infges
rcet itur3t Der Yeriaiicr on Den aais
ienI0alter uno ruit bineiu: .8crr
aaIiiercrl g8ie ioa bas luerpcnl
3lpci Ienidcn iinb biueiu9cean9en.
prci limb 'ralisgetommen. iuenn ieet
nod elmer rciugebt, ut aeiner Srinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
lie uriulas 9csenoc.

Sm Se5cmbersS eit bes .Yaitoruls
blatts~ p%erDfientliht Heb. 4. Is. Sols
ned cine leicns,pertbc Stubic ilbcr Die
piclcrortertc l%lriula : Sesenoe. Or
tpmmt oariu, oui @runo Der gr9cbs
nilie Der biltorii6eu Sori6ung 81
iulgeuocm SdIuiie; so purpen ans
ben brci pbcr bier uamculoIcu Sung
iraucn bcS 4. S%abrbunbertS tbie in
a6ln Dor 800 ais Wdrtprcrinncn
itor6cn) brei, bercu Hameu man
fannie. Damn icdS, ipGter eli, t%auicnoe
nno cnolih elitouicuo mb mcbr. Sic
fat Sabllpien @cbcinc, ipel6c in
aDln mo gang europa ais ReIiauicu
bon Ndrtbreru aus Der @cicIldaft
Der bl. llriula percbrt ipcroen, iinb
Die ~llcberbleibiel friiberer Seiuohucr
&1ln's. bereh piele bel Den Haub5ii9eu
Der irGntiIhen Stdmme setobtet ipurs
ben. Sb tic Seiocn poren ober 9bris
ten. bleibt babin9eiteIlt. Nur Die
lper19cn S%uneirauen, iiber beren 8rab
eas tleine bon 9lematius reitauriertc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Petticoats. CSC

OF cutting flannel, in pretty color
stripes and made with an s-inch
flounce. Can you figure how the
price-s9c-is possible?
Rar1afn R.asr,.,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Wornen's Vests, 24c

Plain and lace trimmed. A bargain
constitutes something superior at the
price. Whether the Plain or Lace
trimmed Vests here at 24c-each is a
bargain. Bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Handkerchief, Sc

Weekend sale Of last OF various
lots Of Women's and Children's Hand
kerchiefs: None mussed-the lots
have sold too quickly. On sale to-
morrow morning at &c for choice.
those daintily embrOider-
ed. bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Nightgowns, S1.19

Dainty enough and worth enough to
be 3I5o-these Pink Crepe Gowns
with their butterfly and other artistic
ornamentation. Also Gowns of white
materials, cleverly hemstitched.
bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Bedspreads, $1.59

With all the appearance OF Mar
settles spreads costing three times
Sl.59- these crochet spreads will
prove satisfactory bargains at SI.69.
Bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Corsets at 79c

Only in sizes to 25-but think of
only zee for good quality and grace
fully shaped corsets, OF good coutil,
embroidery trimmed, properly boned
and with four garters.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Carnisoles at 59c

The wanted pink models. OF wash
SATIN " tn lace-trimmed top and pink
ribbon band at arm. The sensation of
the week-these camisoles at only sec.
Bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
ain Basement Saturday Sale of New Dresses and Accessories
Waists at 79c

Weekend sale OF quick Hing lots
were to S1.5O-some slightly mussed.
tailored and deliberately trimmed
models. bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Chen1ise at CSC

The price Is special for these Enve-
Iops Chemise. See the beauty and
quality Of the embroidery and lace
trimming@and understand. All sizes
to ~. Bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Vests at 15c

If they were not mill mends," the
prices would be 19c and Csc. Diff
cult to find the "mends"-and when
found, obviously harmless.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Waists at $1.59

Pink and White japanese silk and
Crepe de Chine Waists. tailored and
lingerie effects. See those with lace
trimmed collars and jabots.
Bargnin Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Middies, 69c

Last OF many-some were S1.5O.
Plain and braided. some with belts
and pockets; misses and women's
sizes; reduced to 60c. Some soiled.
bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-22
Wonen's Hose, 19c

Good wearing Black Stockings
with double soles and heels. All sizes
from II to 10. Saving you the diff
ference between 19c and CSC.
Bargain Basement
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE
ATTRACTION At AMERICAN

Mr.. Gerald Griffin. Irish-American
tenor. will sing a number of Irish
ballads tonight Mr.. Griffin, who has
a very sweet and strong tenor voice,
comes to the American highly recon-
mended. The music-loving public of
Winnemucca is assured of hearing
some of the old Irish ballads rendered
in a most commendable manner
The picture program tonight will
be Monroe Salisbury in Hungry
Eyes" a western romance. Photo
graphed in the foothills of the Sierra
mountains. the California cattle coun.
try, showing a large and active cal
vacade of riders and cattle rangers.
Pathe News, showing Uncle Sans
Aviators Loop-the-Loop, Dives and
Spins Are All a Part of a Marvellous
Aviation Exhibit" Italy Stops Often
sive." "Italys Brave Army Which Has
Crushed the Austrian Onslaught on
the Piaye." Don't miss seeing this
News; it is one of the most interest
ing ever made.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
DETAILS OF NEW TUNGSTEN
STRIKE IN PINSON CANYON

Jesse l.. Workman has just re-
turned from the valuable discovery
which he, with Frank OLeary, re-
Gently made about fifteen miles north
of Winnemucea, in what is known as
Pinson Canyon.
The mineral belt carrying tungsten,
according to Mr.. Workman, is one
and one-half miles wide by three
miles long. The formation is a sheet
ed granite. cut by Diorite and Dia-
base Dykes The veins carry gold
and silver values as well as tungsten.
The main discovery so far is in Il
vein from 4 to 10 feet wide and shows
high-grade tungsten outcrop for
distance of 1000 feet along the veill.
Development work will be started
within the next few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
CHARLES R. Evans
VISITOR IN CITY

Charles X. Evans, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for congress
man, arrived Sunday from Goldfield
to spend few days here in the in
terest of his candidacy and to see his
mining partner, Walter Norris, who
Is visiting relatives here.
This is Mr. Evans second visit to
Winnemucca and he is meeting many
of his old friends from the southern
Nevada mining camps and making
new acquaintance.
Upon being interview by a repre-
sentative of The Silver State last
evening, Mr.. Evans said:
1T is my purpose to travel all over
our great state and endeayor to thCr-
oughly learn of it's undeveloped re-
sources, as it would be a fitting monu-
men to any man to aid in their de-
velopment
There is a certain compensation in
meeting new friends, and old friends
with young hearts and young faces.
Never before was there such an
outpouring of loyalty as there is now
for the justice of our arms. Wher-
ever you go in Nevada it is the same
enthusiasm, confidence and devotion
TO our cause. This peace-loving ma
ton has nearly three million enlisted
men-Americans by birth and Ameri
cans by adoption-and all are aroused
and inspired by the spirit of devotion
TO their country and to mankind.
''Our boys are carrying on to a
great victory. and it must be a COM
plete vicory, leaving Germany only
when it is modern republic, where
all thought advocating prussianism
will be destroyed, reducing the Krupp
gun works into pigiron and throwing
every iron cross into the melting pot
Thus freedom of speech and the
power of right thinking will prevail
forever"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
SEVERELY BURNED WHEN
GASOLINE ENGINE BACkFIRED

Mrs. Clifford Blair came in from
the J. Harnan property at Leadville,
about 40 miles from Gerlach. Sunday
night. bringing her husband. who had
been badly burned by the backfiring
of a gasoline engine.
Mr.. Blair. who is engineer and mill
man at the mine. was pouring gaso
line into the tank OF a gasoline engine
and when the engine backfired the
gasoline was ignited and burned the
young man from shoulder to wrist.
The young wife drove the forty miles
to Gerlach. from which place they
came in by train.
DR.. Hall was called and dressed
the wound. which is termed a burn
OF the second degree. The patient
was resting comfortably this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
new SERIAL STORY
ON PAGE ; TODAY

The first installment of a new war
serial story. written by and named
Gunner Depew," will be found on
page three of The Silver State today.
Even better than Over the Top"
is the verdict of several people who
have read the new story. II is better
in that 1t not only recounts, in q diff
ferent way. the same things expert
enced by Arthur Guy Empey, briefly,
but also tells of the sea battles, life
on board warship, and finally tells
.of the horrible huns treatment of
defenseless prisoners in German war
prison camps.
Gunner Depew has been through it
all. After serving in the United States
navy for four years, attaining the rank
of chief petty officer. first-class gun
ner, he sailed for France to enlist in
the Foreign Legion when the world
war broke out. He was assigned to
the dreadnaught Cassard and won
high honors with his craftsmanship.
Depew later saw trench service on
the Flanders front, is wounded sew
eral times on both land and sea, pre-
sented with the Croix de Guerre for
bravery, and when finally discharged
as physically unfit for further service
and on his way home to the good old
u. S. A. he was unfortunate enough
to be captured by the German raider
Moewe, sent to Germany on board the
famous Yarrowdale and subjected to
captivity in several of the hell holes
of Germany" Ambassador Gerard
was finally instrumental in getting his
release.
This story is the first complete story
of all the activities of the present war.
1t gives to readers the only complete
idea of what our fighting men have to
endure. For your own education, to
say nothing of the enjoyment derived.
you should read every chapter.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-23
NINE SUITS FILED AGAINST
INLAY MINING COMPANY

Eight suits in the justice court and
one in the district court were filed
this morning by Callahan & Brandon.
attorneys for all the plaintiffs, against
the American Mining and Exploration
Company of Inlay. The plaintiff n
the district court case is Frank Davis,
who sues for wages and a boarding
house bill. The eight plaintiffs in the
justice court suits are Fred Kali. j. IS.
Siebenman, VIM. T. Boyd, II. X. Olsen,
ii. n. Bowen, ]. NJ. Kelly, VIM. Fasha
and L. NJ. Smith, all of whom arc
suing for wages alleged due. The
total amount involved in the nine
suits is between $4,000 and $4,000.