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NAVAL BARRACKS DESTROYED
BY A MYSTERIOUS FIRE

CAMP MAY. n. 7, July Fire ~
unknown origin. which started while
the enlisted men we're on parade de-
stroyed the naval barracks at Sc
walls Point. near here The loss Is
estimated at more than half a mil.
lion.
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PIRIS AFLUTTER
WITH FOURTH
SCHOOLS CLOSE AND BUSINESS
Ala sTANosTlLL ON lNoE-
PENDENcE DAY

ny Associated rres~l
PARIS, July 8 France yesterday
vas aflutter with the Stars ana
Stripes and the American lndepend'
sloe day was celebrated as ma
tiOnal iete day. Schools we're closed
and business was at a standstill. Pa
raaes, public meetings ana various
other kinds Of celebrations were held
ID al important cities. The Parisiaps
took the holiday more gaily than any
since the beginning Of the war
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MILITARY WILL
GIVE SQUARE DEAL

PANAMA, July 5.--It Is announced
at the American legation here that
American soldiers would supervise
the elections for the Panama national
assembly Sunday This action it was
stated is taken on tequest OF both
political parties to insure chance
for all to vote.
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SHIP MAVERICK
HELDFORINQU|RY

"'9 Associated fre-si
A PACIFIC COAST PORT, July D.
captain William J. p Kessel, mas
Ter Of the Maverick, a vessel said by
United States government officials
10 have been used by Lieutenant
fred Ebsen. of the German navy
70 The Hindu revolutionary consplr'
acy is being detained here pending
Investigation The vessel arrived yes
lerday from the Orient
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THREE BILLIONS
APPROPRIATIONS
ny Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON, July 5.-President
Wilson today signed the three bill
lion dollar civil appropriation bill
providing for government expenses,
including the shipbuilding program
during the coming year and the naval
appropriation bill carrying $l.6O9,
1923 900, authorizing an Increase OF
the nayy's enlisted personnel to 1870,
600 with 10000 additional for war.
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j. S. Av|ATORS
GAIN WAR CROSS
FIVE AMERICANS DECORATED
BY KING VICTOR AT
A REVIEW
my Associated Press,

ITALIAN. ARMY HEADQUART-
ERS Thursday, Juls Alive Amer
ican aviators attached to the Italian
army were decorated with the Italian
war cross by King Victor Emanuel
today. The decorations we're bestow-
ed during a review and in the pres
ence of General Eben Swift, head of
the American military mission.
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Continued On Page FOur.)
YANKEE AIRMEN
BAG TWO PLANES
,Ry Associated rFe..l

thy Associated Pfessl
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
ON THE MARINE FRONT. July g.
American aviators on this front are
reported this morning 10 have
brought down two German airplanes
afame A new German division is
now opposing the Americans on this
sector.
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PARIS. July 3 (officiaD- French
patrol parties we're sctive last night
On mans sectors of the front from
Pesrdy to Lorraine Prisoners were
hlsa by numerous raiding parties.
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mo Half Way Decision Tolerated Says the President
Great Britain Celebrates
The Fourth as a Holiday
: lex Associated Pressl

v %
LONDON, July country
country people
the Fourth July Not alone London cities and villages
halls churches
anniversary
Washington America her first million
enthusiasm elebra
soldiers they
with hospitality
%A
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cARpINAL MARTINELLI oEAo

ROME. July 5.-Cardinal Sebastian
Martinelli. prefect Of the Sacred Con.
gregation Of Rites. and former papal
delegate TO the United States, is
dead
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finland MAY DECLARE
WAR ON ENTENTE

ny Associated PressD
STOCKHOLM. July s Al the
editorial offices here a declara
uoh OF war by Finland against
tae entente nations q expected
eai any hour
4 4 a a a a q
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AMSTERDAM, July 5.-Mohammed
~. sultan Of Turkey. died last night,
says a ConstantInople dispatch re
eeiyed here today BY way Of Vienna.
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PASSES PEACE TREATY
FOR RUMANIA CROWN

. tBy Associated Press)
. AMSTERDAM. J ly 5-The .
. reiehstag has passed a peace .
= treaty and supplementary treat =
. les with Rumanla, according to .
% Berlin dispatch. The independ- .
= ent Socialists voted against all =
. treaties .
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AMERICA CONSECRATED
TO THE STRUGGLE OF
REMOVING AUTOCRACY

destroyed, at least its reduction to
virtual impotence
"(2J The settlement OF every ques.
ton whether of territory, of soyer-
lgnty, of economic arrangement, or
Of political relationship, upon the
basis of the free acceptance of that
settlement by The people immediate
" concerned, and not upon the basis
Of the material interest of advantage
of any other nation Of peoples which
may desire different settlement for
the sake of its own exterior in
fuence or mastery
Consent Of the Governed
"(s) The consent of all nations to
he governed In their conduct towards
each other by the same principles OF
honor and of respect for the com
mon law of civilized society that
govern the Individual citizens of all
modern states in their relations with
one another: to the end that al
promises and covenants may b,
sacredly observed, no private plot
or consplracies Matched. no selfish in
iuries wrought with immunity, and
mutual trust established upon th'
handsome foundation OF mutual re
spect for right.
"(4) The establishment of an or
ganization of peace which shall make
lit certain that the combined power
of free nations will check every in
yasion Of right and serve to mak'
peace and justice the more secure
BY affording a definite tribunal o
opinion to which all must submit anC
by which every international read
iustment that cannot be amieabl!
agreed upon by the peoples directl!
concerned shall be sanctioned.
Seek a Reign of Law
These great objects can be pu
into a single sentence; what we seel
is the reign of law, based upon tn
consent of the governed and sus
tanned by the organized opinion .
mankind
These great ends cannot b
achieved by debating and seeking =
reconcile and accommodate wha
statesmen may wish, with their prc
, jects for balances of power and c
national opportunity They can b
, realized only by the determinatio
, Of what the thinking peoples Of tn
world desire, with their longing hop
for justice and for social freedor
, and opportunity"
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SAFF and SANE CELEBRATION
Of WAR SAVINGS FOURTH OF JULY

INye County Council of Defense, pre-
sided and in rafting speech urged
his audience to come forward and
make good the pledge of Nye county
to the stamp fund which was $4,000
shy for the county and $4,000 shy on
the quota that properly belonged to
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. . . . . . . . . . 4
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings OF the ther- 4
mometer by the United States 4
observer at Tonopah:
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THE WEATHER

r.,lont and Saturday Fair
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Posse. surround Ari.on. Bandits.

Bowie, Ariz., Feb. 18.-The Powers
Sisson bandits are afoot and surround.
ed in Rock creek in the Chiricahuas,
More than 500 possemen and officers
have them surrounded and fifty more
have just arrived from Globe and
Miami. Local volunteers are leaving
Bowie now for the scene of the final
roundup. Large parties are headed
that way from Clifton, Morenci. Silver
City and Lordsburg. Wagonloads OF
provisions are being rushed to feed
the possemen from Bowie and Douslas.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
Eighth Grandson Delight. Roosevelt

New York.-Col. Theodore Roose-
welt, who is convalescing in hos
pital here. said he was perfectly de-
lighted" when long distance tele-
phone message from Boston brought
word of the birth in that city Of his
eighth grandchild-a boy born to Cap.
tain and Mrs. Archie Roosevelt. Cap
tain Roosevelt, who has just been pro
noted to that rank. is with General
Pershing's forces in France. The child
was born at the Boston home Of Mrs.
Roosevelt.
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New Draft Quota for Funston.

Washington.-Movem of men to
complete the first draft beginning on
Feb. % will not be completed as or
iginally planned. but will extend into
March. A movement not included in
previous announcements will begin
March 4. moving 1O,O77 men to Fort
Oglethorpe and Camp Funston. The
states sending men to Fort Riley, all
the remaining whites in their quotas,
are: Arizona. 400; Colorado, 656; Mis-
souri,. 1881; Nebraska, 1880; New
Mexico. $50; South Dakota, 399.
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10000 Chinese a. Front by June.

New York.-Forty thousand Chinese
engineers comprising forty battalions,
will be at the front in France by June.
said Lieut.. Col. Tang Tche, of the
Chinese army's general staff. when
speaking of what may be expected
from China In the war Possible
transportation difficulties may delay
the arrival of the engineers, he added.
He said 10000 Chinese civilians now
are employed in French munition fac
tories and 100000 in road construction
work.
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Declare. stock Raiser. Heavy Loser.

Washington.-Althou assured by
the food administration that efforts to
stimulate wartime meat production
would be rewarded by reasonable"
profits, stock raisers OF the country
now are experiencing and facing
tremendous financial losses because
the government has neglected their
interests. the Senate food inquiry COM
mitteee was told by T. w. Tomlinson
of Denver, secretary of the American
National Livestock Association.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
Gem Theft Trial Set for March 8.

Denver.-The trial a Brighton of
Frank H. Mulligan, Philip Cohen. John
Dip" Evans and Jacob Fineberg for
the robbery of Mrs. Irene Nolan at the
Model roadhouse on the morning OF
Jan. 2, was definitely set for March 9
by Judge Harry 8. Glass. The date
was selected after Judge Glass had lis
tened to lengthy arguments for .
change of venue from the District
Court of Adams county. and had final.
ly denied the application.
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Al Bodies Taken From Nunnery Fire.

Montreal. Feb. 15.-The charred
bodies of forty-one-children. many Of
them only few days or few weeks
old. have been recovered from the
ruins of the Grey nunnery; which was
destroyed by fire. 1t is feared many
more perished, and the toll of death
may reach 100. All the inmates ex.
cept the children are believed to have
escaped. They included nuns. nurs-
ing sisters. wounded or sick soldiers
from over sea, aged. sick or crippled
most 1000.
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U. s. Speed. Building of Destroyer,

hington.--Congress was asked
by Secretary Daniels for s23o,077, ,152
to further expand the navy's great
building program, provide for more
ordnance and ammunition. cover addi-
tional pay and meet other expenses,
not contemplated in this years naval
appropriation bill. OF the total, $780,
100000 is for additional construction
and to speed up construction now un-
der way Mr. Daniels said most Of this
amount would be spent for vessels
smaller than cruisers"
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. = Wool = Secured basis
Texas: Fine. IL months S16SGI72.(
fine. months. $1.55 Q1.60.
California: Northern, $1.7O@1.75:
middle county. $1.55 1.6O; southern:
$1.45 Q1.50.
Oregon: Eastern No. l staple. s1.so
@1.82 eastern clothing, $l.5O6i so.
Valley No. /, $1.65 1.70.
Territory: Fine staple. s1.s5Q1so:
eighths blood combing, 31.45 a so: fine
clothing, $1.60Q1.65; fine medium
clothing, $1.55 1.60.
Pulled: Extra, $1.s0@1s5; AA. s1.7o
@1.SO; A supers. $3.50 a 1.65.
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Strikers Ordered to Return to Work

New York, Feb. 1S.-Carpenters on
strike in eastern shipyards were or
dered to return to work at once by
William l.. Hutcheson, president of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners. The orders were sent
out from strike headquarters in this
city by personal messengers, telephone
and telegraph within half hour OF
the moment the sternly worded teie-
gram from President Wilson was re-
ceived demanding that work on ships
vital to the success of the war-be
resumed.
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soIo p..ha Given Death Penalty

Paris.-Bolo Pasha, spy for Ger.
many, was sentenced 70 death by .
court-martial which deliberated on tho
case for only fifteen minutes. Darius
Porchere, an. accountant who was a CO
defendant, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment. Filippo CavaL
linie, another co-defendant. who is un.
der arrest in Italy, was sentenced to
death, although he is not within the
courts Jurisdiction.
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Colorado Soldier Killed In France.

Washington.-Gen Pershing advised
the War Department that four Amer
lean infantrymen have been killed in
action, one slightly wounded and two
are missing. Two men were killed
Feb. s, one Feb. and one on Feb. IA
The killed include Private James No
vasconi of Ouray, Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, Feb. 1S.-German airmen
raided London again last night. Sew
eral bombs were cast into the city. In
Saturday nights raid only one Of tho
six airplanes succeeded in reaching
London. and only one bomb was
dropped.
Belief that a naval engagement has
occurred is expressed in a dispatch re-
ceived In Stockholm from Gothenburg
and forwarded by the correspondent of
the London Morning Post. The dis
patch reports the recovery Of a large
number of bodies of German sailors
who apr arently belonged to a warship.
1t was only Friday that powerful
squadron of German destroyers made
a sudden raid in the straits of Dover
and sank eight British small craft out
on submarine chase.
American forces are reported in bat
tie with the Germans at three import
ant points in France-on their own
line east of st. Mihiel. with the French
forces in Champagne and at another
point referred to as 1.-The most famous
battle ground of the war"
British forces raided German posts
near Hargicourt and captured a num-
ber Of prisoners. Hostile artillery &C.
tivity is reported from Passchendaele.
London. Feb. 16.-On the northern
end of the western front Canadian
troops again have been successful in
a raid into the German lines. The lat
est incursion was made north of Lens
and few prisoners and two machine
guns were captured. French troops
continue their raids In the Champagne,
and have brought back prisoners from
the German trenches northwest and
east of Rheims.
In the region of the Butte du Mesnil.
east of Rheims, American and French
artillerymen are engaging the Ger
mans in violent exchanges. South of
La Dormoise, French batteries dis
persed a strong concentration of Ger
man troops. On the Italian front and
especially between Lake Garda and
the Piave the artillery activity has In
creased, but the infantry operations
have been confined to small raids.
Friday, the date set by influential
German newspapers for the starting
of the much-advertised German offens-
Nv. has passed. and no aggression on
the part of the enemy materialized.
The British forces in Palestine made
an advance OF two miles on a front
Of six miles northeast Of Jerusalem.
the war office announced.
The Germans opposed to the Amer
leans made an unsuccessful lombard
ment with gas shells. German air.
planes in large numbers also were
driven off by the American machines
and anti-aircraft batteries.
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Wilson Ends walkout at Ship Plants

Washington.-Presid Wilson's in
tervention has terminated the eastern
shipyard strikes. Reports Monday
night to the Shipping Board from
union heads in all districts in which
carpenters were out said the strikers
were back at work.
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HUN ARMIST|CE ENDED
INVASION OF RUSSIA DEcREEo
BY kASIER'S COUNCIL.
Berlin Plans for German Garrison at
Petroorad and to End Activity
Of Reds.

London, Feb. 16-Germany has re-
solved to resume military activities
against northern Russia. This deci-
sion is said to have been reached at
conference at imperial headQuar-
ters, special dispatches from Holland
say
The conference was attended by
Emperor William. Chancellor Won
Hertling. Field Marshal Won linden
burg, General Won Ludendorff, For
eign Secretary Won Kuehlmann and
others.
The mo war, but peace" plan Of
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik foreign
minister, was rejected at the confer
ence, according to the Amsterdam cor
respondent OF the Daily Express, and
as Trotsky does not want peace. he
will get war.
Invasion of Great Russia. 1t is added,
viii continue at any rate until Petro-
grad is occupied by German troops. A
dispatch to the Daily News from Rot
terdam says the Germans take the
view that Trotzky's declaration. tho
it did not end the war. automatically
expired Feb. 14) The Germans now
consider that they have a free hand.
and mean to use the opportunity. This.
according to the correspondent, does
not mean necessarily that the Ger
mans will try Immediately to reach
Petrograd, but more probably that
they will support the Ukraine by force
of arms. The Germans, he says. are
carrying on an active propaganda In
the Ukraine for the purpose of sug-
gesting to the rada that the new state
is endangered by the Bolshevik. 1t
is declared that this is all part Of Ger
many's scheme for breaking up the
former Russian empire with view to
extending her own power and influ-
ence over the new states, of whom 1t
is posing as protector.
1t is certain that the Bolsheviki are
now moving troops against the
Ukraine, a Berlin dispatch to the
Koelniscl g Volkszeitung says, and
the Central powers do not intend to
allow themselves thus to be robbed
of the fruits of their lately concluded
peace. The newspaper adds that 1t
probably had been decided at the con-
ference at imperial headquarters to re-
sumo operations on the northern Rus.
sian front for the protection of the
Ukraine.
The Bund of Berne reports the sue
cessful conclusion of negotiations at
Ekaterinoslav to form a union of all
southwestern republics against the
Bolsheviki 1t also was agreed to
form joint army to clear South Rus
sia OF Bolsheviki troops.
London.-Russia's withdrawal from
the war was real withdrawal. and
the throwing away of all agreements
with her former allies. said Leon
Trotzky, the Bolshevik foreign minis.
ter, in reporting to the all-Russian
workingmens and soldiers councils on
the result of the Brest-Litovsk confer
ence, according to Russian wireless
dispatch received here
Geneva, Switzerland-M Holzmann
Maximalist envoy to Switzerland, who
has just arrived here. says in an in
| terview with the Socialist newspaper
Sentinelle that II the Russians refuse
to accept Germany's conditions the
German soldiers on the Russian front
will refuse to fight.
Beer Output Is Reduced
Berne.-The output of beer in Aus
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices for Metals,

Bar silver, S5Sc.
Copper. $23.17h.
Spelter, S7.66
Tungsten concentrates. per unit. Szs.
Boulder.-Tungsten concentrates, so
per cent. 100000 22.50 per unit; crude
ores. 60 per cent, $1,000 q $500; rs per
cent. $4,000 1880; Is per cent, $500
1870 per unit.
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Quake Destroys Buildings.

Annoy, China.-A severe earthquake
here destroyed many buildings and
damaged scores of others. No deaths
were reported.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21

Ger. ka,odines Ended Own Life.
Petrograd.-Accordin to report
current here, Gen. Kaledines. hetman
Of the Don Cossacks, committed sui
eide.
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Beer Output Is Reduced.

Berne.-The output of beer in Aus
tria has been reduced to per cent oi
the peace time production.
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Chlcago Grain and Provi.ion D.

Chicago.-Corn-No. yellow sIss
01.70 ~A''S
oats-No. 3 white. s7hassxe:
standard, ss1 Qssk c.
Rye-No. 2, $2199220
Barley-$1.6041
Ttmothy-$5.00Q
Clover-$22.004 33.OO
Lard-$25.52.
Ribs-$23.S7 7424.37
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
GERMANS ARE PUZZLED
DECLARE RUSSIAN PEACE AGREE.
MENT WAS SHAM MOVE.
Demobilization Order Held Up-PoI-
ish Cabinet Resions-Swedlsh offs-
eiais Aid Aiand Islanders.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Amsterdam, Feb. 15.-The confer
ence Of military leaders at German
headquarters is discussing energetic
military measures toward Russia" the
Stuttgart Neues Tageblatt declares, in
copies received here.
Judging from the latest indications
in the German press. much dissatisfac-
ton and suspicion has been aroused
by the latest move of Foreign Minis
ter Trotzky. Important political and
military leaders are said to be con-
ferring busily to find the best solution
to the puzzle.
All German newspapers note the
fact that three hours after a message
was sent out announcing the issuance
OF a demobolization order to the Rus
sian army, another Russian message
was issued ordering that circulation
of this communication be stopped. 1t
is suggested that this indicates that
the Bolshevik government NO longer
thinks Of adhering to the declaration
of Foreign Minister Trotzky.
The Zeitung and Mittag goes SO far
as to say that there are proofs that
Trotzkys promise of a Russian de-
mobilization is a sham maneuver. 1t
declares that reliable reDorts repre-
sent the Bolsheviki as energetically
forming a Red Guard army out OF the
remnants OF the Russian army. in the
hope OF raising 100000 men to es-
tablish Bolshevik power in the border
states.
The line of demarcation along the
eastern front must be maintained, in
consequence of the Russians refusal
to sign a peace treaty, Vienna dis
patch to the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin
says. Turkish troops will take pos
session Of all Turkish territory which
hitherto has been occupied by Rus
SLAMS.
Zurich-Resignation of the Polish
cabinet, because of dissatisfaction with
the terms of the separate peace be-
tween Ukraine and the central powers,
was officially announced in Warsaw
| dispatches.
Stockholm-Russian soldiers are re-
ported to be committing shocking acts
of terrorism on the Aland islands. In
consequence of statement that Swe-
ish residents have fled to outlying is
lands Swedish ice breaker will start
Immediately for the islands 1t will
be followed by rescue expeditions.
London-An important debate will
begin in the German reichstag Feb. 81,
according to a wireless dispatch from
Amsterdam. Chancellor Won Hertling
| will discuss the treaty with the Uk.
raine and will reply to President Will
son, Premier Lloyd George and Pre-
mier Orlando.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
Chief Of arltl.h War staff Quits

London.-Gen. Sir William Robert
son. chief of the British imperial staff,
has resigned. Gen. Wilson sub-chief
of staff. takes the vacated place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
Lin seed.
New York Cotton Price,.

Duluth.-Linseed- $36343.75: Nav
&s.6a; July. sassy: October, $3.50.