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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
MttertfaS &anoeI ma1
benz &rte9e.

&err Me6fiel6, @effretGr 6es &on<
6elsmini1terinms, tbeilte in einem8e=
ridt nit, melden @influB Ser &rieg
n1f 6ie mterifmi19en San6elsbe5ie-
bungem gebobt fat, nn6 tpelde
@6rnte ettpo rtotbig iin6, tint un<
1erm &on6el Ole ibm ~gebiibren6e
@teunng no9 Grie6ensidluB 5u
ii9ern.
Die @e1mmtansfubr on @aren
betrng fir bas Sabr, 6as nit benz
80. Stunt 1917 etr6ete, $6,293,806,-
090, bent cine @infubr inn @erfbe
bon So, 659,355,t85 %gegeniiber itanb.
Ser M1sglei6 5a1g1tnften .MmerifaS
betrGgt alio iiber 3h MiQimoen
Douar. @enn man 6ie @rgebniiie
Ser eriten 6rei Monate BEG ln1fenE
6en @edm11ngsiabres berudii4tigt,
miro 6iefes nit ei1em abnli6en M1rS-
glei9 %8l1ga1nitem Mmerifas dbidlie,
ZEN.
Die 3obI ser MngeiteQten in Dem
Minifteri11m betrng a1rdbern6 A.
900. Sod befin6en ii6 bar1nter
biele dltere 2e1tte. 2ei6er berfiigt bie
Megier1ng immer no6 ni6t iiber Elm
Nenfionierungsgeieb, 6as alen ge<
re9ten Mnforberu1gen entprdbe.
Mm ionte es farm fir mogli6 bal-
ten, 6aB MGnner, sic Bel 6emielbe1t
Miniiteri11m beiddftigt iin6, in Be-
31tg o1f Mltersber1orgung 10 gart5
berffie6en bebon6elt tper6en. Sic
Mnge1tenten Ser &ii1tenbenodung be-
fiben Sic Mltersberiorgung, tpabrer6
sic @Grter Ser 2elttdtbirme nn6 Die
bel ser @ermefinngs= uno Giiderei-
abtbeiIunq 8eidGftigten feline Ben-
iior erbolten; obihon tbr 9ienft eben<
10 idtper nn6 g%efabrbon 1T tpie Der
bel ber &iiftenbetpodatng.
SSn ser gefd,Gftliden Mtbeilung
iin6 MGo6er 11n1 Trauer febr er>
miin1ht, 6u mGnnli9e @rdfte bier
fir immer fnapper tper6en, Grn1en
mer6en nnter SEN gleihen Be6ing11n-
mem nn6 nit gIeidem @ebah pie Die
Mdnner mgeitent, radbem lie sic
Triifunq fir SEN 8eb6rbenoienf BE-
iton6en baben.
6err Me6fieI6 befiirfporfet ferner
she @rh6hunq berihie6ener @r11pben
BON MngefteIIten u1r6 Sic 1ermeb-
rung bon Observation-Disclosures,
sic SEN nmprifaniihen @eian6tifraf'
ten un6 @o1inIatet inn Mltsldm6e BET
qeor6net tperben folen.
Mmerifu befitt a11r Belt ben grSB-
ten @oI6beitmb, Sen lie Elm 2nno ieitt
piaen nonnte. Muf Tim berum I'M.
fene Sifeerheit unb 9eiih1nqSfdhig.
felt ors &an6eIsitoot. Tim hteIe
@runbrooe nnferer @oIfspirthihaH
Dor grfdiitter1inqen AT betpdhreft. TT
es nothiq. nniere o%,tsstpSrtiaen 6dn-
| oelgbe3iebungen al,s5ubebnet, arfer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
3eit Der Gitt: nmo 1tms
fett.

Dte 3eitperiobe, in Der mir eben
lebet, beginmt 10 nod nn6 nn6 oem
merifmiidem @o1fe, 6as bisber,
obne it6 biel nit ttefern @e6anfet
obangeben, babingelem fat, eine
Siime ser Mnregungen gu bieten, Die
manden 2euten gera6e5n mie cine
Offenburnng eri6einen m0gen. 8ir
tparen eS getp0bnt in an oen Sabren
fer, mo uns cine gittge @atrr f@on
anf 3ntpeilen b09ft oberfladlibe Mnt
itretrgl11gen Fin, Elm uEiidlein 6ed=
bid" beiderte, nn6 tpo nns Der etpig
lodenoe politifde &immel MIR bie
nn6 Ga 6l1rd) ein poor un1bnlo1ge
merifaniide 2dmmertpolf6en getriibt
tpuroe, in Sen Sag binein51leben
nn6 oen &errgot eiruert gtten Mam
iein gu laiien. Mit u@ennies 5n redy=
mem, mberlieBen tpir BEN 3eitungS=
inngen; iiber oie 8fennigfn6ierei
fiiblfen mir inns erbaben. Stir 6en
rid)ttqet Mmeriffoner fling sic fleine
Miin3e iiberbo11pt crit beim Ni6el an
nn6 penn mir nns in Srenn6esfret=
len befmben, Ga tpatr6e gur oft ntft
einmal ser Donar erit 5tpetmal INIT
qe6rebt, ebe tpir i'm nit ~groburtiger
@Neber6e bernuSgnbten.
Die1es Woblleben, meies letf]te
Tpr6ierpn 1n6 Ieihte 5pen0ett bot
Ste groBe Maiie 6es 8olfes ge6on=
fenlos gemodt. Mm fiimmerte it9
nidh biel Inn 6ns bente un6 ihon
oar nidt Tim 6as moroen, bef6afttg=
te 1th NIT boliti1hen Hroblemen rnr
Dor ser @ohI8eit rn6 NIT tpirtbf6aft=
liden MIR 6anr, tpenn in mebr ODER
tpeniger Ianoen 3tpiidenralmen einz
mail Der &niipbel aus 6em God
fnhr, 6as beiBt tpenrt cine Der ftnan=
aienen 8anifen eintrat. sSsm mbrigen
mar mon ieboh hod1t felbf 5ufrte=
Sen. Mon IieB fth bon Der etpig
6ienitpiGigen &ammeraofe, Ser feile1
nn6 qeilen lan6esipradigen Cages
breiie, NIT Sdmeiheleien nmidltleln,
fonnte iih mohlbeboglih IN 6em nit
scr Mrtttermi1h e%inaeiogenen @ez
honfen:; 6oB or0Bte, ebelte @olf d1f
@ottes -Gr6ho6en All fem nn6 gla1tbte
Der Sesnbedriff zines Notrioten AT iein,
menm man m neutrality-suspicious.
|eine nnitnniae &no11erei, b%erbnroe1
nit allen m0glidyen l1ngliiden, Der
iibte.
Mun flopft ober cine 1re11e, eine
to6es ern1te 2eit nit eiiernem Tir=
oer an 1tnfer Thor, unb aus unierm
Tufel ertpnfenb, 1teben mir Der
ifaneren Mufgobe aegeniiber, ierte
Tunen6en, iene 5eelengr0Be, iene
Opfertpiniqfeit nno SeIbitentiag1na
un6 Dor alIem iener 8otriotismlrs
Sen mir 10 oerr1e int Mut16e fibrten,
mth 6a1rh Ehnter1 a1 betpeifen. Do.
NIT bat Fir uns Sic Stnn6e Der @ins
fchr gefhGogen un6 Of mir moqen
ODER nidt, mir miiiien Elm tpenig ~
benfen nfangen. Diefes Nadoen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
9roden.

Inter @ini9luB ser Staaten, in
melden in bieiem Sabre Erobibition
in &raft trttt, Iin6 insgeiammt feds
nn65tpon3ig Staaten troden; ndmli4
M1obamo, Mriaonu, Mrfnnios, Colo
rooo> Georgia, Soabo, Sn6iana, Mi=
9igam, Montana, Wifiiiiippi, Seem
@mpibire, Seem Merifo, Nortb 60
rolinu, Nortb Oofota, Soma, Sent
fns, Maine, Nebrosfa, Oflaboma,
Oregon, 5outb Carolina, Senneiiee,
Utah, 8irginien, @aibington un6
@eitbirgirrier. SSn Soma lit Nrobi-
bitton iungft b1trh 8oIfsbeidluB per-
morfen nor6en, aber bie bon Ser &C.
gis1otur %eingefiibrte Brobibition be-
ltebt no6, nn6 mon muB ubtpurten,
tpie sic geiebgebenben &orperidaften
1t9 at 6em @olfsbefdlnB ber6alten
tper6en. Sn @irginien ideint sic
Brobibhior1 auf iebr idtpoden Sii-
FEN at 1teben, unb man fam Sic
5ituation BORT aIs minbeitens apei~
feIboft be5eidnen. Inter @inreibung
bon Soma r1e6 @irginien miir6en im-
mer nod aebn Stoaten fir Brobibi-
tion at getpinnen fem, tpenn 6as
trodene ENHANCEMENT rotifi5iert mer-
SEN ion. Son SEN berb1eibenben
Stooten beonfpr1td9en bie Erodenen
Dor nnlem Glori6a un6 @pominq, Sic
6nr6 2ocaIoption troden itn6; Sotpa.
Sninois, &entndp, Mimeiota, Seem
Sort, Nebn6a, Ohio, Eeras un6 Ell
nige n16ere. SIM giinitiaiten Tone
tpoqen iie Sen Nafien bon Sen BRET
aebn Stoaten, 6ie notbig iein Mir
Sen, Inn bos ENHANCEMENT al1 iflo=
gen, elf 3rqeiteben; Seem Sort uno
Ssninois boffen tie nit 5i1fe Ser
ftimmberedtigten Trn1en au ercbern.
|Sode Ser Tre1tn6e Ser perionliden
Treibeit miro es fem miiiien, oofiir
All forgen, 6oB sic Mednung iih ola
fulfh ertpeiit. @os nod unierem
3%ufiirholten brrdem1s I'M @ereid'e
ser M0gIidfeit lteat. Sssrn iibriaen
lit sic Metp Norf Sim Ser Mniidt,
6oB oas Prohibitions : Mrnenbenent
in Ser bonn @onareB beif1oIienen
Torm a1f @r11no Ser @erfoiiung an-
fedtbor lei. SIM ameiten Ihiot bes
Observation-Disclosures heiRt es
ndimIib tp6rtlid: Ser @onareR uno
sic Stooten iino ermodtiat, bieien
MrtifeI forrefponbterenb 6urh onge-
meiiene @efebqeb1tnq btrdaufiihren."
Dus bdlt Sic Gun fir unauld''ia.
Sic beruft iid bofiir o1tf bas sehntc
ENHANCEMENT CUR 8unbesberfaiiuna.
IN Incident es beiBt: Sic @olmod.
ten, tpeIfe burh sic @erfoiIuno nift
Sen Ser. Staoten, nod Sen @i1se1=
itooten ibertrngen tperben. iino bnn
Stooten beaiehungstneiie bem @olfe
borbeboIten." Die Sun folgert bar=
aus, 6ob cine Moht. 6eren Nus
iib11ng nod Ser gerfoifung Sem
gtoote auitebe, b1trd berfaiiungsmd-
Bigen BroaeB tpobI a1f SEN g1tnb
ibertrdgen ober niema1s gemetn'am
bonn 8a1n6 nno bon sen Staoten alts=
geiibt tper6en Tonne; tpenn tie nidt
ouf Sen 8unb iibertroaen tperbe, Der.
bIeibe fie eben 6em @olfe, cine 8e-
tp%eisfibrung, qeoen Sic }i9 fo1tm ct*
t@~o2 o;+4&,>o>,A ot4 IH6&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
5t1t &ano Der 3rdume.

Mandmal nad) bes Sages @aiten,
Seimen Sprgen, ietnen 2aitem,
@enn I'M @dlaf ber@eiit mill ideibe1
Son bes Qebens @irflidfeiten:
6iibret nus beg Sranmgottes 9ani
IN Elm fernes 8%nnberlanb.
1tnb mir id,rettem hp4 Gnt5iifen
@ie a1tf leid)ten 3anberbriiden
Sber idmebe1 iute anf 6ligel
@eitbin iiber Sbal mnb @19el,
6rei bD11 aller Grbempetn
Sn bas @mnberlanb binetn.
9prt bnrd5ieben 8%lnmenbmfte
@eid nnb Tiff Sic 3~epbtrlmfte;
Milb ppm @tmmel itrablt bic SDnne
Mles lit MIR @liif nub 8pnne:
9enn upbl einem Teenret6
SIT bies 2anb Ser @nnber 9let6.
@as beriagte 1tns bas 2e6et,
@irb bier alles ms %gegeben;
SeSeber @1nfd mirb nns erfiqet
essebe sebnindjt ,ptrb geittqet,
MQes @lid, bas finben mir
En- bent Qanb Ser SrG1tme bier.
9pd fa1m fGnst es a11 at tagen
@erben mteber iutr getraaen
SIN at u%ni'rer SHUTTER Grbe
Dime Miihe nnb 8eidmerbe;
9enu bas @nnberlanb beritnft,
@em1t Sic Worgenr6tbe bltnft.
9pd anf 11ni'rem Nneeitdte
8leibt elm Mglan5 BON bern 2tdte,
9as atf ienen @anbera1tert
@ir i'm Sranme btrften idanen;
Qeidt mirb 1tns, mag tmmer mag,
8rimgen 1tns ser 1e1te Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

9ie 6p1[anber baber redt: @er
iebem BEN M1in6 itopfen tDonte, mub-
te bel 8rei baben, un6 al1d on Brei
foqte man be1ibe fparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Meit Ser mo6ernen gbe lit es pie
NIT einem BogeIbouer: 6ie @ogel, bie
nidt 6arort iino. moner NIT oler
@etpdIt bineir, urt6 Die, tpel9e BARN
finb, tpteber beraas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Gin Stem Oorfer 8plisift t1araeas
Ma6ttgoI bot iih in Nightingale NIT
lm1fen laiien; dber oh CT nun better
iinqer miro, miro man nbtparten mill,
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Ser einsise Mann, Ser ieiner Tra11
oiftieren &nne, iei Ser M5ann, Der fei=
ne Stenogrnbbiitin beiratbe, bebanp=
tet Der Bbilooelpbia Snmirer. 8em
ous 8latt l1mfroge qebalten b6tte,
BEL iolhen, sic es erprobt bnben, mir
6e es fid tpohriheinli6 ettpas bor=
ii6tiger nl1sgeoriM baben.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
HOOsIER NINE TO HAVE
A REDUCTION PLANT

Work at the Hoosier goes on with
undated speed. 1t was expected
that the blasting for the mill site
would be completed by the last of
the week, but 1t was impossible. but
the ground will be ready for the
erection of the mill by the first of
the week Work will possibly be
held up to some extent until the ar
rival of a final carload of machin-
cry.
1t is extremely difficult to have
orders for machinery filled now
without considerable delay, as all
shops are speeding up on govern
ment work. AS soon as it arrives,
however, an extra force of men will
be put on at once and the construc-
ton work will be rushed through
without delay. Work on laying the
pipe line began Thursday and water
will soon be travelling four and a
half miles up hill to the Hoosier. =
Go~odsprings Gazette.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
FINDS NEW CHARACTER
OF TUNGSTEN ORE


P~rospectors are much interested
IN a new form of tungsten bearing
ore known as ferberite which has
been submitted to the Tonopah
school of mines for official designa-
ton. The sample was brought in
by Thomas McManus from his
claims in the vicinity of Cloverdale
and may have important sequence
in mining development, says the
Reno Gazette. This is the only case
of the kind where ferberite has been
found in the state as the tungsten
ores have always been found as
scheelite and hubnerite. Ferberite
is the most common formation
known in Colorado tungsten fields
and, should the present samples be
traced to its source it may possibly
lead to expansion of the industry ca
a large commercial scale. Prof.
Ellsworth Bennett will send the
specimen to the Mackay school of
mines collection.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
TEN kA|StR|TtS
ON CHAIN GANG
FRIENDS OF KULTUR GIVEN
NEW LESSON ON
'sHOCHING"

The San Francisco Examiner of
Saturday tells of the assignment by
the chief of police of Oakland of
ten of the kaiser's friends to street
work and road work. They will
have 80 days of this kind of exer-
else. after which they will each pay
a fine of 5000. Their enthusiasm
for William the Baby Killer was
such that they just couldn't resist
the temptation to toast him, or
'''hoch," him while dining at the
Faust cafe. They were all more
or less prominent, but that will not
keep them Oh the chain gang. The
action of the Oakland officials is in
line with that followed generally
throughout Nevada, and the country
The Examiner says:
For the next ninety days DR.. H.
E. Franck, former Oakland emer-
gency hospital surgeon, and nine
other Germans, convicted of ''hoch-
ing" the kaiser in the Faust cafe,
Oakland, will work in the chain
gang, clean the streets and repair
the roadways. They will also have
to subsist on prison fare during
their sentence. Besides the toast
will cost each a fine of 5000.
THE decision to send the men
to the chain gang was made by
Chief of Police ]. H. Nedderman OF
Oakland yesterday after the supreme
court had denied them a writ OF
habeas corpus. The ten declared in
their petition that toasting the
kaiser was not a public offense. But
the court could not see it that way
and affirmed the sentence.
when Nedderman became Chief
of Police of Oakland he declared
that all delicacies brought by friends
of prisoners would be refused. He
said yesterday that Franck and his
disloyal companions will be treated
as all others.
1.-THE others are: B. l.. Schobert,
C. Hoffman, Henry Loeffler, Kurt
Wickie, C. l.. Hogel, Mathew lsen-
berg, Gustave Lindemann, Z. r..
Schilling and William Duesing.'
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
Snver-Bill Pen for Nevada

The pen that President wilson
used a few days ago in signing the
silver bill, fixing the price at 81 an
ounce, will be presented to the people
OF Nevada by the president, accord
ing to a wire that has been received
from Senator Pittman. The request
for the pen was made by Henry M.
Rives of the Nevada Mine Owners
association.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04

ting Financial conditions made this
impracticable, and the great distance
of the two principal veins from the
shaft on the present level, make 1t
much more economical to gain depth
by wines, rather than sinking the
shaft and then prosecuting.
mot only has the work been &C
complished at a very reasonable
cost. but excellent speed has been
maintained by Superintendent Ham
mond and his force. An average OF
about three feet per day is being
made in the winze, which is excep-
tionallly good progress.
"In conclusion | would say that
the work accomplished and the show
ing made on the Oatman United
has been more favorable and en-
couraging, and the continuation OF
this exploration to the additional
depth of 200 feet on both the princi-
pal veins is most urgently recon-
mended. In view of the compare
lively shallow depth yet attained
the character of vein formation and
values recorded are exceptionally
gratifying.-Oatman News.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
Exercises

Graduation Exercises at U. of n.
Twenty students will graduate
this year from the university of Ne
vada. Commencement week will
start next Friday and end May s..
The degrees to be conferred include
n of civil engineer, one master of
arts, IS bachelor of arts, three
bachelor of science. There will
also be issued IL high-school diplo-
mas for graduates of the college of
education and 20 two-year normal
course diplomas. The commence
ment address will be delivered by
Governor Boyle and the degree will
be conferred by President Clark of
the university.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04

Tonopah has now sold $279,S50
worth of Liberty bonds and outside
districts in Nye county have con-
tributed 100000, making the total
$3S6,45O. The largest single pur-
chase amounted to 100000 and was
made by the West End mining COM
pany.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
Large Cattle Sales

Delmue brothers, livestock buy
ers, purchased over 800 head of
cattle at Phoebe a few days ago.
James Ryan of Caliente sold 120
head, the remainder being bought
ranchers. The price paid was about
$40 a head.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
Steals Cops Horse

Stealing horses is at best not a
healthy occupation, but to steal a
policeman's animal is indeed an out
rage. Harry Marck, in his desire
to reach Salt Lake stole the horse
of Policeman Frank Wait of Las
Vegas and the cop and Sheriff
Woodward chased him for "a miles
before recovering the animal.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-05-04
G.. O.. p. Chairman Elected

Harry Humphreys has been elect
ed chairman of the state republican
central committee. Humphreys is a
member of the Reno city councity
and succeeds George Sanford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
GROCERY STORES
TO CLOSE SUNDAY

Food conservation has clutched an.
other tradition of long standing and
made it give in to modern win-the-war
methods.
Beginning with September /, all
grocery stores, meat markets, delica-
lessen stores, bakeries and other retail
stores handling groceries. meats. bak-
cry goods, delicatessen. dairy or farm
products will close on Sundays, and
after . o'clock on Saturdays and 8
O'Clock other days Of the week and
holidays.
This ruling does not include shops
in which ice creams. candy and fresh
milk are sold.
The Sunday closing plan of the
United States food administration has
been endorsed almost unanimously by
all the retail dealers in Colorado. That
this measure will not only conserve
God. but man power. equipment. fuel.
gasoline and oil is the feeling of high
state food officials.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
DID TOt GO CHICKEN
HI NTING LAST 81 NDAl ?

Perhaps you wrne like most Of the
boys who failed 10 get wise, and thot
the season ended on Saturday night,
August 3lst. Well. 1t didn't. The
law reads, both dates inclusive and
rs the sag hen season ran from Aug
ust 18th to September lst, that must
include Sunday, contrary to the forcl-
BILE opinion of some. The cards gcncr-
ally distributed containing alleged
game and FISH laws, were deceptive on
this POI nt.
This - gu 'er catch in the law, and
unless ou read the paragraph quoted
above, ou would naturally think Sep
tembcr list was not included. How
ever, the grouse season is figured the
same way, running from Septembi
lst till October list, which includes
Tuesday, October lst.
The duck season commences Sep
tembcr 10th, and lasts until December
3lst.
Deer season runs from October lst
to Oct. 4, or four days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
LOYALTY VS.. SEDITION
WHICH SHALL IT BE?
THE DENVER posr's wAR RECORD.

The Denver Post lyman will
acvtie. have been dispieasins
II conor III. pa ..nss
Il. n .s Il. :ns & % ~ ne s sfsn @ & osaS1 sss m
Has repeatedly published false
tAdrsety against the National Food Administration.
Has published false Is ..ains. the Colorado Fuel Administration
Has published editorial defense Of William Randolph
peace
Ssnsvs -
boasns Of purchase Liberty
H. used Liberty Bond thrift
v'os and indirectly, the federal labor department.
GOVERNOR cuNTRR's WAR RECORD.
Governor Julius cand,d... lu
neeny which dispeasins
Governor Gunter. record here given brief
declared He
...s. naOns and labor Leaders. the council
personally council He
into the federal service drilled anformsd PAID
sending them with
personally war drive.
fairnsss Of the draft been raised
He assisted i:der. official
grsater coordination and snecavsness IN work
and III b. @ % se s e. . os 4 E. sass = T. sss
"s';s g. :. .ss, nshss "
euass sSeS n the ~
Dat though ss Colorado bsttsr nass
isoevsnr appa. ~ Pesss
candidates because he wanted oopstsnv an state offices Ass
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
SUGAR BOWLS BlniSnED
FROM ALL DlNING CARS

Dining car sugar bowls have fol-
lowed in the wake Of the bowls of .ho-
tells and restaurants. B. 8. Harley.
chairman Of the Administrative Com
mittee Of Dining Car Superintendent,
has announced that all dining car sery-
ices in the United States have been
ask = tc -ercve the sugar bowls from
tic tables. snd substitute individual
-ervirr. S'nc" early in April most the
dining cars has served no wheat IN
any form.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

In Belgium is difficult, the vicinal
railways scarcely operating any more
because Of the lack of oil, while all
the horses have been taken. The peo-
pie who are forced to go from one
village to another must do SO on foot
or In vans drawn by the few miser-
able horses that are left. The wagons
OF the breweries. the one institution
that the Germans have scrupulously
respected. are hauled by oxen.
One Of Foulest Deeds in History.
"The well-known tendency of sensa.
tional reports to exaggerate them
selves. especially in time of war, and
In situation like that existing here.
with no newspapers to serve as a daily
clearing house for all the rumors that
are as avidly believed as they are
eagerly repeated. should Of course be
considered but even II modicum Of
all that Is told is true there still re-
mains enough to stamp his deeds as
one Of the fouleat that history records.
Il am Constantly ln receipt Of re-
ports from all over Belgium that tend
to bear out the stories one constantly
hears Of brutality and cruelty. A num-
Der Of men sent back to Mons are
said to be In 4 dying condition, many
Of them tubercular. At Nalines and
q Antwerp returned men have dled.
their friends asserting that tAeS haye
hen Victims Of neglect 6nd aa3i
g cold, Of exposure. q hnne
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

When Governor Gunter assumed Of
flee. bootleg whisky in this state sold
for $1.z5 pint Through his enforce
ment OF the prohibition Law 1t now is
$3.50 4 pint. This is the only instance
Of 'profiteering" for which Governor
Gunter may be truthfully said to be re-
sp0nsible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

There has never heen : charge Of
unfairners to organized labor made
against the sdministratioA q Jtlids Z
Gunter. Enemies Of the governor have
see hack no lsss h.sq,stXsptzif!ys
tAl6 li4e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

The Rhoades family Of Aerialists
three in number, present a series OF
sensationalism in the lofty peaks OF
the big canvass, causing many a gasp
as their slythc bodies fly thru the air
as nimbly as so many birds. With
Heber Bros Shows in our city soon
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

Even the Denver Post admits It
sometimes makes q mistake ii picking
putlic officials. It doesn't guarantee
that Tom lyman viii not fade after
Tam and Bon have soaked him time
or two.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

Tom lyman boasts that he has i'm.
proved the condition Of the boys in
the penitentiary. Governor GunteI
has given hope and comfort to the
boys in the trenches. Which Is your
choice?
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
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| News of the Gunnison Watershed .
and Surrounding Valleys Gath
cred from News-Champion
Exchanges.

Salida Mail:-Mr. and Mrs. y. J.
GarrcIls and son, Arthur. Mrs. Sophia
Crylie, Mrs. w. J. EnEarI. Mrs. Sang
strr, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crylie
motOred over to Gunnison Sunday,
where they were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Gribbin. They return
ed last night, accompanied by Miss
Norma Gribbin, who will attend high
school here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

Olathe Creterion:-What might
have been serious accident occurred
to the J. NJ. Sampliners Chalmers car,
of Grand Junction while making the
socialibility run from Grand junction
to Grand Mesa. The car was crowd
ed off the road on steep hill near
Cedaredge when passing loaded
wagon. None of the occupants of the
car. seven or eight in all, were serious
ly injured, but the car was smashed
to pieces.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06

Mrs. II. H. Fogg returned Satur
day from a stay with relatives a
Doylcville.