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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
NOTATKI RE- ORTERA.

Dzisisj o godzinie 1880 wieezo-
rem W sail parafialnej ma Kantowie
odbedzie sic zebranie patryotyczne
W sprawie Armii Polskiej we Fran
CYL. Samotni, ktorym przyszlos6 ma
szej Ojczyzny ley ma sercu. niechaJ
sic stawia ma dzisiejsze zebranie.
Wstsp dla ~wszystkich wolny.
. = q
Ma posiedzeniu Klubu 0bywatel-
skiego i'm. Tadeusza Kosciuszki W
Kensington, dnia 5-go marca, poru-
szono bardzo wanna sprawe, dotycza-
ca kaz6dego obywatela zamieszka--
lego przy Prairie ave-, pomiedzy 1lS.
ul. a 121-szym place. Rodacy Jamie
szkali W tel dzielnicy cd diuzszego
cazsu ponosili wielkie szkody ma
teryalne. Powodem tego jest to, re
sp6lka ,,Byrue Bros. Construction
Company, kt6ra otrzymala kontrakt
cd Dystryktu Sanitarnego ma budowe
kanalu, ME wiele zwraca uwagi ma
Polak6w i ich posiadfoSci. Kontrak-
tory ci, budujac kanai, kopia Srod-
XII ulic bardzo gietoko, naruszaja ru-
~ wodociagowe / odchodowe, a pc
czesci lamia takowe p~ozbawiajac ME
szkanc6w woody, W innych zaS miej-
scach rury pekaja i woda zalewa SUI
teryny W dOmach ma , do ) stopy
giebokoSci. To samo rcbia z rurami
odchodowemi, powodujac W ten spo-
sob zanieczyszczenie powietrza, odor
wprost ME do wytrzymania.
Aby doprowadzic strony WHINE do
porzadku i Emusic kontraktorow do
zwracania wiecej uwagi ma praWa
przywileje tychze mieszkancow, "a
decydowano ma tenn ~posiedzeniu ably
kazdy poszkodowany W tel okollcy
wypelni t. wv. affidavit, re aka
a TAXA szkoda mu wyrzadZona oyta l
affidavit ten MECH przyniosa W
przyszla sobote, dnia 9-go marca Tub
w~czesniej do miejsc nizej wymienio-
Eych. Poswiadczenia te zbierac beda:
Adwokat J6zef F. Mall, pnr. l144l
S. Michigan ave-. prezes Klubu Oby-
wateIskiego. Y. ]proboszez Jozef Pal
kowski. ma plebanii parafii Blogosia-
wionsj Salomei; MONA je take
przynieSC do biura realnoscioweso
90. Jak6ba LewSadowskiego. rcg
Michigan ave. i 11S-ta III. komitet
wystosuje odnosna petycye do czlon-
kow Dystryktu TS%anitarnego. ktora
W swoim czasie podpisze kazdy z
obywateli poszkodowanych i W ten
sposob przedstawia krzywde wyrza-
dzona i'm n~ieprawnie. Do Komitetu
wybrani zostali: X. probos1cz Jozef
Pajkowski, adwokat J6zef F. Mall
Jan Bemka. Jan Bombs i Stanisiaw
~Strzelecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

Czesciowo pochmurno dis wieczo-
rem / W piatek, cieplej. Swie1y po}u-
dniowo-zachodni wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
Z BIura MstsuroIuglcznsgo.

W ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
SEA temperature wynosi}a 80 stopni,
nainizsza 26 stopni. Normalna tenn
,eratura W tym dniu wynosi 81 stop
nj: niedob6r te%mperatury W tym ro-
ku 204 stopni.
Wsch6d s}onca o godz. s min. 10.
Zachod siohca o godz. 5 min. AZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

ktorego naiechai automobil PREY 40.
i South Halsted uilc, kaleczac ME-
bezpiecznie. Ostawiono nieszczeSliWe-
20 ambulansem do szpitala powiato-
wego gdzie z a odniesionych zmarf
w dwie godziny pc wypadku. swiad-
kowie wypadku tego ~powiadaja' re
automobilista po uderzeniu nieszcze-
sIiwego popedzil dalej peina siia
parry ME zostawiajac po sooie zao-
nego sladu. 1wloki nieszczssii"eg0
oplsda6 MONA dis W kostnicy W
sznitalu powiatowym, PREY Lincoln
| Harrison ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

sZpitalu poWlato"S"' pay
| Harrison ul.
q q q
ubieg}ego wtorku popo}udniu ma
Kantowie bawiia Misya Armii Pol
skiei we Francyi z majorem J6zefem
Koz,owskim ma czele, 2 okazyi tel
odbyl sic wystep dzieci s7kolnych
pod dyrekcya miejscowych sloS'r
Nauczycielek.
u . y
Foresterzy spisali sic d~oskonale'
Podlug opowiadan Trustysa WielKle-
go Dworu Forester6w, p. Leona WI
nieckiego, Dw6r sw. Leopolda' sr'
1925 z. K. L., W przeciagu ~czterecn
dni no zawiadomieniu o smlercl
cz,onka. wyplacil dzisiaj peina sumo
ma kt6ra czionek byi asekurowanym'
w niedziele, dnia S-go marca
zmart Jan A. Dompke, czlonek Dwo-
I'll sw. Leopolda, gr. 1926 u. H. L.
q smierci jego doniesiono KaSvero-
wi Dworu tego, p. Leonowi Winiec-
kiemu W niedziele popoiudniu a ter
zaraz poda1 do podpisania / wypef-
nienia cztery nale1ne certyfikaty' je-
den wdowie, jeden pogrzeooWemu' oe
den lekarzowi, a jeden sam podplSaf'
cdv luz. wszystko bylo to zaaatwione'
2 certyfikatami tent do Department
IN Zdrowia udai sic p. Winiecki' any
.am doniesc O smierci 1 otrzymac ze'
zwolenie ma pogrzeb. w certyftkacie
noerzebowego EASILY jakies omyfkt
certvfikat ten musiano zaraz wieze
na,owr6t do pogrzebowego, ktoTy O
mv3ki poprawil l znow ~certyfikat ter
nowedrowal do Departmental zdro
via. Ia raza otrzymano zezwolenie
ma pogrzeb 1 udano sic wprost z te'
mi certyfikatami do zarzadu Wyso'
.,ero Dworu W ChicaSo gdzie wypi
ssno GEEK ma sumo nale2na $1'ooO'
Geek ten posiano natychmiast dc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
.

Towarzystwo Po~lyczkowe Sw. ia
cka otwiera dzisiaj Alma s~erye.-Za-
pisywaG sic molina W ofisie iawek'
urzy kosciele sw. Jacka PREY Lawnda-
lie / Wolfram ul., cd godziny 7mej
wieczorem. Serge podzielone So ma
try klasy: klasa "A" Csc tygod-
niowo ma kazda akcye pc 500. Ak
eye te ~wyplacane So po szeSciu la
tach. Klasa b" 121ac tygodnioWo
ma kazda akcye po 500. Akcye te
wyplacane sa dopiero po ~jedenastu
latach. Klasa &C" wplaca sic le-
dnOrazowO so ma kazda akcye i pie
Made tie tax dlugo pozostaja W re-
kich sp6lki az dojda z "procentem do
peinej sunny $4,000. Prezesem tel
spolki Jest FIR. W~ilkiewicz, wice-pre-
zesem Jan Smolinski, sekretarzem
5 Leon Pokornowski, kasyerem l. Ru-
szkiewicz, a adwokatem PiOtr Schwa-
ba. Dyrektorami So: FIR. Groole--
wicz, St. f. Ryba. P. P. Szumnar-
ski, Pawei Rychlowski i Jozef
r., Schultz. Towarzystwo Budowniczo--
P~ozyczkowe sw. Jacka istnieje juz
przeszlo lat II. jest inkorporowane
podiug praw Stanu Illinois i jest pod
scislym nadzorem i kontrola stano-
va. zapisywat sic MONA do sp6ik'
tel kazdego czwartku wieczorem "
biurze wyzej wymienionem Tub tez u
czlonk6w zarzadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

W ~przyszla niedziele, dnia 1890
marca W sail parafialnej ma Maya
movie odbedzie sic przedstawienie
dramatu religijnego p. t. "Akwili-
ma" | komedyjki ,,Kto ME chce STU
chae must cierpiet". PrzedstaWienie
to urzadzaja czlonkinie Klubu Ro-
b6tek Recznych sw. Agnieszki z Ma
ryanowa. Czysty dochod ~przeznaczo-
ny jest ma kOrzySt nowego ko$eioia'
q . q
Pociag kolei Belt Line" W Cicero
~przejechai i zabii ma smiert J6zefa
Wozniaka; liczacego lat As wieEu, "a
mieszkaiego pnr. 3214 So. 4s-ta III.
Wozniak pracowal ma kolei laHo
track walker.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

I lessa non l'aVrebbe vedutO dayye-
'ro. Inoltre le proibii di assistere
al suoi funerai; minacciandola, Sc
per case le fosse venuto in mente,
di dir tutto a suo maritO... per ul-
timO le intimai di uscire.. Essa 81
alz0... la vidi barcollare fno ALA
porta, cercarne la maniglia come
Sc fosse cieca... e sparire... Poi
non ci siamo pi1 vedute: appena
rimasta sola bruciai la sua Iettera,
temendo di cedere ALA tentazione
di mandarla al barone d 'Hauterive
-Sono contento che non abbiate
fatto ci6,-disse il mio ospite.
-Anch 10. sOnO cOntenta di a
verlo fatto: era piu prudente,-ri-
sposi northumberland, l'acce-
leraziOne di vita impressa al miO
pOvero cervello, mi procure la sera
stessa una febbre viOlenta, e per.
tre giorni fui agitata da un delirio
opprimente. Mi credereste Sc Vi,
dicessi che quando il signOr di
My6res lasci0 la casa, ne fui come
avvertita da un segretO istintO !?
Ad un trattO mi alZai sui lettO e.
col sensi stranamente acutizzati,
test 'Orecchio... Mel corridOiO die
tro ALA mia camera, udii del rum0-
ri repressi, dele voci basse, 10
scricchiOlar del pavimentO, 10 sfOr-
20 degli uomini che portavano il
cadavere... non so come, ebbi la
sensazione della pesantezza di quel
corpo. La precauzione di quella
bravo gente che camminava piano
piano, in modo da non far rumOre,
mi fece sOrridere, tanto mi parve
inutile. Quell 'uOmo che pOrtavan
via non era pi1 quello del mio So
gno, della mia vita; esso era sem
plicemente l'amante di Colette !
d 'Hautervie ed 10 ero cOntenta, 81, |
contenta! In verita, non e la NOR
tie che separa maggiormente gl'in-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

SU LA FRASCA
PietrO De COuleNain
REfYVW YVWEVEFVSWEVVVW VWVJFSTWEgFFVN

Mi sedetti ALA scrivania e, ri,
trOvandOmi nella mano raggrinzi.
ia, la Iettera rivelatrice, la spiegai
Ia stesi passandovi sopra le dita
per farne sparir le pieghe come
Sc fosse state un dOcmento prezio-
so. In quel mOmentO 81 apr1 la
porta e, indovinate chi irruppe mel
mio salOttO? La signOra d'Haute-
rive in persona Cosa strana, ma
la vista di quella donna non ride
st6 affatto la mia cOllera: certo es-
sa era esaurita. cob! Antonia
Antonio -esclam6 stendendomi le
braccia,-ho saputo ora Che
il signOr di My6res e mOrto... in
terruppi tranquilIamente 10 ST..
E mOrto stamattina: ed e per que
stO che non ha pOtutO Venire all al
bergO w.. COlpita da un pazzO ter
rore, la signora d d'Hauterive indie
treggi6: i suOi Occhi caddero sulla
sua lettera, e allOra 81 gett6 allie
mie ginocchia, mi prese lie mani
supplicandOmi di perdonarla: cost
essa parl6 per motto tempo, ten
tando, m 'immagino di giustifcarsi,
10 la guardaVO curiOSamente: /:
la rivedevo bambina, giovanetta,
spOsa, deliziosamente pura... E di-
re che era diventata L'amante di
mio maritO, lei... la mia sorella qua
81; la mia piccola Colette di una
volta. Mi sembrava un sogno. II
mio silenzio le fece supporre di es-
ser riuscita a commuovermi per-
che tini col supplicarmi di lasciarle
vedere il signor di My6res. Come
Ie venne un tale ardire? QuelI 'au-
dace preghiera mi fece trasalire,
ma non provoc6 nessuno scatto in
me, con una calma che ancOra
mi stupisce, lie dissi che Sc avessi
pOtutO mandarle all 'albergo w..
il signor di My6res, l'avrei fatto
ben volentieri, ma che in casa mia
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

dividui, ed 'oggi che posse fiIOso-
feggiare sui sentiment umani, mi
meraviglio sempre della forza del
la gelosia e degli efetti dell 'infe-
delta. Quella febbre provviden-
ziale mi risparmi6 di fngere una
malattia 0 un eccesso di dolore per
non accompagnar mio marito in
chiesa e ALA sua ultima dimora
mel cimiterO di R. Mic cognato
e mia cognata mi sostituirono, e
DiO, che avevo improvvisamente
accusato di crudelta, 81 era mostra-
to invece di una misericordia inf
nita.
"Le speculation ALA BOrsa del
signOr di My6res fatte negli ulti-
mi due ami, erano state disastro-
Sc: clio costituiva la completa ro-
vina: il CASTILLO di Chavigny fu
venduto: la situaziOne fnanziaria
pOt6 esser liquidata decorosamen-
tie, ma non rimase intatta che la
mia sOstanza persOnale.
LA casa da moi occupata a Pa
rigi, situata sull angelo della piaz-
"a Francesca |, era, uno de- pid
graziosi appartamenti che abba
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

chi cbiusi nar samnra dia+ro ii me-
Ia nor+a della mia casa . IN am mi
+rovai ..sulIa frasca :, An5ai aI-
Iora = s+abiIrmi au,aIbaroo Il a
s+ioIiono dove mn i+.I;aro brooo .
simnatico mi tra+t6 CON tut+i onai
rionardi che mi facaro afazionara
ALA sua casa S7bi+o mi occunoi
del prepara+ivi del aooio naI Cai-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

di fanciulla, l'anello a rotolare
sulle pietre della pieeola chiesa o.
scura. Anche quello del signor al
Myeres non doveva piu restarvi..
Guardate.-e mostrai la mia mano
nuda.
-Strano, motto strano,-mor-
moro il mio oSpite.
Non E verO? Ed ora che Vi
no raceontato questa TERRIBLE pro-
va, bisogna, per eSSer giusta YER
SO il destino, che Vi dimostri la sua
azione sopra di me, ed allora vi
convincerete come tutto foSse de-
s.lnaro >critto. neceSsario. Nella
famiglia di mio padre eran tutti
miscredenti e seettici da molte ge-
nerazoni; in quella di mia madre
invece era sempre regnata una fe-
de ardente e assoluta.
-Dovevata esser continuamen-
te in lotta a causa di questi ele-
menti diverSi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

mai yedUt0: ebbene animata da u
ma gioia infernale. mi misi improv-
visamente a distruggere quel nido
elegante, ospitale, proyvisto di tut
to il comfortable possible mel
Quale avevo goduto per quindici
ami di una falSa felicita: mandai
tutto a vendere, mobii, quadri,
reliquie, ricordi; avrei voluto bru-
clare ogni cosa insieme: chisSa che
bel fuoco di dolore avrebbe fatto
IntantO compilai il mio testament
to coll 'unico scope di esprimere la
mia formale volonta di eSser ere
mata. Non pOtevO sopportare II
dea di esser sOtterrata accantO al
signOr di Myeres; sembrandomi
che il mio corpo 81 rivoltasse in
cessantemente nella tOmba con lui
cOndlvisa. Avevo una PIAZZA furia
di trovarmi fnalmente sola ibe-
ra, di sfuggire agli amici, al pa
remit, a tutti insomnia di strappar
le ME radici... clio 10 feel brutal
mente... We n'erano!.. oh, We ne
rano! Per quanta attivita vi i'm
piegassi, pure occorse motto tenn
po, ma ALA fine giuse il giorno in
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

STATE PRoTETTI CoNTRo GIoRNI DI AvvERsITA'
Rcordatev che prospera neo pendere
d che guadagna Tn buon
SIONE gono avversita nellie agion prosperita
pare del ntroito quesa guadan-
biera per vol PER CENTO.
ACCONTO DI CHECKS"
Non vi costa sOdo Vi da rcevua indispube per
ogn doaro pagato fuor Queo pid per
neggare vor fond Quaas seryio bancaro desideate
vi provvsto daa FARMERS and MINERS BANK JACK
SONVILLE
Capitae 100000 Avanzo $75OOOO
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
GOLC0NDA SHEEPMAN DIED AT
ELKO AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Fred w. Noble. the Golconda sheep
man, who was taken to the Littlefield
hospital the middle of last week, died
late Saturday afternoon from pneu-
monia. He was one of the influential
stockmen of the State and had come
to Elko to look after his extensive
interests in the northern part of the
county, when he was taken sick. His
wife arrived on the evening train
Saturday. just a few minutes after
her husband had passed away. The
body was escorted to the train last
evening by the Elks. of which order
deceased was a member. and the fu-
neral will be held in California -Elko
Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
DISTRICT COURT
DOINCS IN BRIEF

George L. Coppersmith of McDer-
mitt, Nevada, brother of John w.
Coppersmith, deceased, made final
proof on a homestead entry before
County Clerk ]. w. Davey yesterday.
Mrs. Essie Torrey of Lovelock.
through her attorney. filed a petition
to be appointed Administrative of the
estate of Charles H. Torrey, deceased.
R. M. Hardy is attorney for the pc
titioner.
j. w. Douglas of Rochester town
ship yesterday filed a contest against
j. b. Omar. successful candidate for
Justice of the Peace in the general
election. The count was so close that
the vote was near tie.
The contestant prays that the Judge
of the district court fix the time and
place, after due notice by the clerk
of the court, as required by law.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
NOT DISLOYAL TO
READ EXAMINER

Judge Harrington of the Federal
Court at Carson, in granting the in
junction to the San Francisco Exam
ineT, specifically stated that lie boy
colt of the Nevada State Council of
Defense was unwarranted and illegal:
that the free circulation of the Exam
iner in Nevada is not to be intsrfered
with or molested, neither are they to
be called disloyal because they read
and absorb the superior news features
of the Examiner.
The Stephenson Drug Company o.
Winnemucca have Just completed ar
rangements with the Examiner to act
as their exclusive agent in Winnie
mucca and henceforth will be pleased
to offer their friends and patrons the
wonderful educational advantages de-
rived from reading the Examiner. as
well as supplying all their medical
wants. Subscribe for the Examiner
today. Delivered anywhere within the
town limits of Winnemucca.
THE EXAMINER AGENCY.
Advertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
SKINNY PASCAL TO GET $3.50
FOR BUMPING OFF MATTERS

AT a hearing held at Lovelock yes
terday by Homer Mooney, acting in
behalf of Governor Emmett ID. Boyle,
to determine who was entitled to the
reward for bringing retribution TO
Paul Walters. slayer of Sheriff Wildes
of Churchill county, the Pascal-Mor-
gan party was awarded the s6,250 of
accumulated rewards. An agreement
to this effect was signed by all con-
cerned and no further contest will be
made.
Twelve men will share in the re-
ward. Each of eleven members of
the party will contribute $50 to
Skinny Pascal. who shot Walters. and
each will give $40 to the Red Cross
chapters OF Failon and Loyelock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
RETURNING YANKS
Want THE EATS

The steamship Mauretania passed
quarantine and proceeded up New
York harbor yesterday, past the bat-
terry. into the North river, where she
docked shortly afte@r 10 o'clock nj
the morning. The decks were crowd
ed with khaki-ciad home-comers.
There was great footing of whistles,
harbor craft unloosed their sirens,
and passengers on the ferry boats
lined the rails and cheered. A big
crowd had gathered at Battery park
Mayor Hylan and city officials went
to meet the soldiers and found the
doughboys in pleasant spirits and in
terested in all arrangements being
made to satisfy their appetites. Mayor
Hylan told them how proud the coun-
try was of the Yanks, and they re-
piled:
when do we eat?"
Often and seriously they asked:
Has New York gone dry YETI"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
REMOVE BAN ON
HOLIDAY BUYING

Every ban in connection with holi-
day buying has been lifted by the
Council of National Defense.
Restrictions with regard to en-
ployment of labor and conservation
of materials, transportation and de-
livery facilities, affecting the hand
ling and sale of Christmas goods.
agered upon some time ago between
the secretaries of war, commerce,
navy, labor, interior and agriculture,
and representatives of leading indus
tries or retail interests, have been
removed" says the statement.
The Council of National Defense
now believes that, as one of the steps
essential of rapid establishment of
after-war conditions which will be
normal and tranquil, it should, and
hereby does, life every ban in con-
nection with holiday buying, in the
desire to give natural impetus to
the unemployment of those normally
engaged in the production of Holiday
material and in the Holiday trade"
This means that Christmas buying
this year is on the same basis as it
was before the war
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03

A competitive examination for three
appointments to the United States
Naval Academy will be held at the
University of Nevada, commencing
January 81, 1919.
Government examination for en-
trance to the academy will be held
either on February or April 16, as
elected by the appointe, and appoin-
tes will enter the academy on June
19, 1919.
This examination is open to all
bona fide citizens of Nevada between
the ages of 16 and 20 years. Mote
Candidates must be between the ages
of 16 and 20 at the date of the gov
ernment examinations, February or
April 16. 1919
Notification of intention to take the
examination should be addressed to
the President of the University of
Nevada.
All applicants will report TO the
President, University of Nevada, at 8
o'clock am, January 81, 1919.
Examinations will be held in the
following subjects: Grammar, geog-
raphy. United States history, arith-
metic, algebra and geometry.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03

The bit of news of the discharge
of John r. Tullis for alleged activity
during the late election as well as
becoming a candidate for the Assem-
bly,, which office he landed. was given
to The Silver State by the gentleman
in person. The report, with varia-
tions, was the next day published by
the Humboldt Star. Mr.. Tullis also
stated that he was directed by parties
to whom his election would not be a
hindrance, that he was safe to ignore
the McAdoo ruling, as Senators Pitt
man and Henderson would fix the
thing in Washington. During a brief
interview, Assemblyman-elect Tullis
did not blame the friendly Senators
for any neglect to keep their tacit
promise, but attributed the letting out
to certain local influence. It's great
to Belong to the Government!
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
VERNE ROSE Is REPORTED AS
STILL IN SERIOUS CONDITION

A telegram from Camp Kearney,
California, states that the condition
of George v Rose is still serious.
A letter received from George M.
Rose, dated last Friday, stated that
his sons condition was considerably
improved and he was mending a little
every day, but was not out of danger
and his case was classed as serious.
The letter said the young man is re-
ceiving the best of care and medical
attention, nurses being with him con-
stantly.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended at
am. today:
Highest temperature yesterday, 3S.
Lowest this morning, s.
Mean temperature yesterday, "a.
Normal temperature yesterday. 80.
Prevailing wind direction, NE.
Weather forecast for the twenty-foui
hours ending pm. tomorrow:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03

Among the names given are those
of Frank j. Bacigalupi of Reno, New,
wounded severely; Walter d. Abbott
of Fernley, wounded severely, and
James Harnedy of Indian Springs,
missing in action.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-12-03
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

s hhhG AIGtVhlVIv
Lloyd Hewett is an arrival from
Paradise Valley.
James F. Otis is an arrival from
Paradise Valley.
r. Kneike and James Holt are in
from Paradise Valley
Frank Gartie& who has been ill. is
reported as much improved.
H. Kirchner spent yesterday in
town from Paradise Valley.
Ernest Sullivan, well-known Me-
Dermitt stockman, is in town.
A. p. Toney and family arrived
from Inlay and expect to make Win
nemucca their home.
Mrs. H. d. Butts and Mrs. L. Bond
OF Inlay were shoppers in town Sat-
uurday, returning on No. 10.
III. K. Davis of the Overland hotel
returned Monday morning from a
business trip to Salt Lake City.
Supreme Court Justice Patrick "A
McCarran was an arrival in Winnie
mucca from Carson City Saturday.
Sunday night Mrs. L. NJ Bosch
made short trip to Reno to see her
sister, Mrs. Tessie Rollins, returning
this morning.
Miss Hazel Ohmert left Monday
evening for her home in Los Angeles,
where she will remain until the high
school reopens.
Mrs Edna z. Browning returned
yesterday morning from Los Angeles,
where she has been visiting relatives
couple of months.
9
f. H. Gorham, owenr of the Double
Square horse ranch in eastern Hum
boldt county, is in town for a short
stay with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Byrnes arrived
Saturday from Inlay and left for
Paradise Valley, where they will take
up their residence again.
Mrs. A. r. Shewalter, who came
from Reno to report the proceedings
of the Grand Jury, after a four-days
stay, returned to her home yesterday.
Leland Muller, who spent a ten
days furlough here with his parents,
has returned to Angel Island, Cal,
where he is in the quartermaster's
department
Mrs. ]. Sheehan and daughters,
Mrs. Verne Hursh and Miss Grace
Sheehan, left Sunday for San Fran
cisco. They were joined at Reno by
Mr.. Sheehan, and will remain on the
Coast until after the holidays.
Mrs. Virgil Pasquale went through
here last Sunday on her way to Fern
ley. o
Mrs. John Petrinovich returned on
Sunday from few days visit in
Reno O.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gillian, after
spending the weekend with relatives
in Fernley, returned on No. 6 yester-
day. {"
Mrs. Ethel Kibbee left on No. 19
Sunday for San Francisco, where she
will visit relatives until school re-
opens. @
viii Z. Moore. son of Mrs. S. E.
Roberts, who has been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific company at
Coalinga, California, is an arrival and
will spend the holidays with his
mother at her home in this city.