davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

be Fosko pHomluvil nekofik
SLOW s timto panem, nacez ten
to odesel rka, ze zavola lekare.
Tohoto pocinani Sc Laura u
lekla a zadala, ably hrabe il po
vedel, zdaz v tomto dome Sc
tka Sc Sc svoji sestrou, s. Marii
Halkomrovou? "Nemate vice
zadne sestry," odpovedel il
hrabe. Nevedouc, jak 81 ma slo
va tato vykladati a domnivajic
Sc, ze snad Jest jeji sestra jiz
mtrva, upadla Laura We mdlo-
bu. Kdyz k sobe pfisla, naleza-
la Sc jiz We spolecnosti 1plne
CHI. Seznala, ze dopravili il
ma ldzko, u nehoz vazny jaky-
81 muz, ohledaval jeji tepnu a
pri tom jakesi rozkazy udflel
zenstine, jenz stala opodal,
Kdy pax ptala Sc onoho p&na.
% Sc nj vlastne stale a kde je
hrabe Fosko, nedostala ami cd.
povedi. Neznamy pan jenon
pokrcil rameny a odesel. A
kdyz pozdeji chtela opustiti Ii
zkD, ,shledala, re jeji saty jsot
|pyc a ze ma jich miste ma saty
|jine, znamenane pismenami A
K. Sluzka, ktera byla u nj v pc
tkoji, poucovala il, ze jsou t,
saty jeff ze znamenany jsol
pocatecnymi pismenami jejiht
jmena: Anna Katherikova
Marine byly vselike protesty
marne vsechno omlouvani; ka3
de jeji slovo bylo povazovant
"a projevy - silenstvi. Kdy;
poznala, ze nalcza Sc v blazin
ci. a re nj spachan byl hro
zny podvod, tn div Iopravdu nj
zsilela. Ktereho dine byla dt
blazince dopravena, a jak dlo,
no tam Sc nalezala, nemohla s,
pamatovati. "Vim jenom"; =
tax koncila sve vypravovani =
"ze nektereho dine sama D sob,
,,jsem So domnivala, re opravd,
jsem sflenou."
! Kdyz tedy ODE sestry prize
ly vecer do Limmeridgu, uni
Mia 81 Marie Halkombova, =
Go rama dopreje Sestre sve po
klidu re prozatim stryci jejl
'mu niceho nenovi. Teprve dru
heho dine odebrala sc k pan
Fairliovi, jemuz zevrubne a ia
'sne pov6dela vse, CO Sc priht
dilo. Sotva Sc stryc Laury Gl
tGONy ponekud vzpamatoval
} prvniho prekvapeni, pHohlas
. ''zlostnymi slovy, re Marie H;
: kombova dala Sc omamiti Sile
stvim Amy Katherikove, kter
. nyni, po smrti Laurine, zneuz
!, ii chce sve podobnosti Sc u
'mEelou k drzemu podwodu. {
: hradil Sc proti tomu, ably 81
Z Silena" byla k nemu do poke,
: uvedena.
Marie Halkombova media
Sc odstrasiti timto vybuchem
T, no zlosti. Asi "a hodinu ma
kdy hnev jeho Sc utisil, wa
Lauru "a ruku a uvedla il
: n6mu do pokoje. Vystup, KIT
" ry nyni nasledoval, nejvys b
lestne dojal ODE sestry. p;
. Fairlie vlastni sve neteri re
do tvare, re jest podvodnici
ze patfi do blazince, ne-li
mrize do vezeni. Halkombo
, pax rekl zcela urcite, re ne
- znava tuto osobu "a dceru
SVEN bratru, ktera pochova
- jest ma hrbitove vedle sv6 m,
y ky. Konecne vyhrozoval pc
eli, nebude-li tato podvod
= zenstina hned z domu odst1
" nena.
- Marie Halkomova nemol
St domnivati, ze by snad stl
:, jeji byl sckopen takove spat
= sti, aby net svpji. dmyslne !,
nfrD1 I a r. s<ff 80. .I-.l Z ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13
'HLEDAJf Sc vOJENsTl POL,
nj KAPLANI.
! Committee ON Public
information

w 00AAA6OO
|partment valky vydava nasle-
|dujici oznameni:
Armada ma dosud nedosta-
tex r.,lnich kapland. Potfebuje
kaplana ma kazdych 1900 du-
stojnikd a muzd. A sice chce
Fjen jisty druh techto knezi: o.
|tuzile, prime a bratrske muze
we start cd FL do As let, jimz
zalezi mnohem vice ma blahu
vojind nezli ma rozlisovani je-I
|jich vyznani.
V tabore Zachary Taylor,
|blize Louisville, jest armadou
|fizena skola pro kaplany. Beh
lv teto skole trva pet nedel a po
ltydenni prestavce zapocina no
va trida. Obycejne asi ESQ kne
II zacina kurs, z nichz asi 200
ljej dokonci. Rozdil v poctu
|pfedstavuje ppcet tech, ktem z
rdznych pricin jsou neschopni,
nebo kteri shledaji cviceni pr(
Ills namahavym.
| Ably So dostal do teto skoly,
must kandidat, je-li protestan-
ITEM, miti schvaleni vyboru inr
lstituce Federal Council of Chuf
lches of Christ in Americe, 1112
|Wpodward Bldg, Washington,
ID. c.; je-li katolikem, sve cir
kevnf vrchnosti a Catholic Bu-
reau for Army and Navy Chap
llains, $50 - 4th St., N. w.,
Washington, D. c.; le-li zidem,
must byti odporucen Jewish
lWelfare Boardem. PAX Sc mu-
Isl prospechem podrobiti te-
lesne prohlidce mistni pdvodni
komise. - We Skole dostane
stravu, ubytovani a uniformu
vedle platu prosteho vojina pr
Ivni trfdy, $33 mesfcne. Dokon-
Gill kurs s dobrym vysledkem.
povoleno mu bude cestovne do
mi We vymeru 312 centu "a mi
Ii. Pc jmenovani obdrzi hod-
most a plat prvniho poruciks
narodnf armady, totiz $4,000
rccn6 "a morem. - Pristf trfds
| zacina %. srpna.
Cviceni jest prakticke a pro
. nikave. Uvadime "a priklaC
cinnost z jednoho dine. Vojin
l,n6z vstava jako kazdy jiny o
Ibycejny vojin v 5:45 rano, ms
Is minut k prichystani Sc kl
cviceni, nacez Sc ocekava, Z,
obehne pred snidani cvicebn
prostranstvi, ably dostal chut ]
|jidlu. Pc snldani musi uspora
' dati sve oddeleni, Ease jako ka
3 zdy ,obycejny vojak, pax pod
! l|voliti Sc pesimu cviceni bez
| zbrane po 4O-45 minut, ma
4 cez jest hotov pro prednasky
! !recitace.
Il Tyto pojednavaji o podstat
: vojenskeho a mezinarodnihI
J. prava, castech pravidel polr
a lsluzby, tykajicich Sc povinnost
e kaplanu prednasky o sluzet
mich obycejich. Skolni ranhoji
poucuie je hodinuso 10 zdravovi
. de a prvni pomoci. Pozdeji o
polede jest kandidat zadan, Z
- by Sc cvicil v jizde ma koni, pr
= Itoze polni sluzbe mu toh
bude treba. Po veceri zbyva
mu dive hodiny X studiu, mace
:, Ijde spat.
-, Zajimavou casti cviceni je
"klinika". Toto cviceni jest
zeno graduovanymi kaplany
cinne sluzbe v tabofe a pre-,
vadi nazorne co Sc asi cd pol
no kaplana zada. Knez pr
: wynn temperamentem shleda,
- :. "kliniku" byti nejuzitecnejsi
:; nejpritazlivejsi casti; celel
:. kursu. i
Kazda trida rozdelena je
: V pet Get, kazda ceta jest p.
/, vedenim radoveho serzanta,
y" hoz Slovo We cviCeni q diScip
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
.yelmi LEVINE bude-li prodan
hned. Haste Sc v {. 1898 Nur-
|sery Ave. 8-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

Trpite-li nejakou krevni neb
kozni chorobou, proc snasite
dele tuto nemoc? DIR. Bailey
Vam miize pomoci. Pc dobu
uplynulych dvacet let lecil tyto
choroby s dspechem a jest nej-
spolehlivejsim specialistou v
Clevelande. Mimo jineho mo-
derniho leceni uzfva i velkeho
objevu profesora Ehrlicha 606
(Salvarsanu) a ola (Neosal-
varsanu).
Navstivte jej lined, ceny
jsou mirne pri nejlepsim ose-
trent. = Ufedni hodiny cd 9:3O
dop. do 8 hodin vecer. V nedeli
cd 10 hod. dop. do / hod. odp.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
SUDDEN DEATH OF
w. NJ. EliIsTHORPE

Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss Esther
Rumbaugh, of East Ely. were called
to Reno the past week to attend the
funeral of their brother-in-law, w.
NJ. Ellithorpe. who died in q hospital
at Los Angeles. Cal. November 9Th.
Mr.. Ellithorpe was In the service
of his country. and after taking a
preparatory course in the University
of Nevada. ranking as Corporal. he
was stationed for time at the Pre-
sidio. San Francisco.
He was connected with the av1a-
ton branch of the army and was en-
route to San Diego. when taken Ill
ON the train. His condition was such
ON arrival at Los Angeles. 1t was
deemed imperative To remove him
to hospital. where he survived but
few hours, pneumonia having de-
veloped from the dreaded influenza.
His death was great shock DC Els
wife and relatives, whose first knowl-
edge of the sad incident was the tele-
gram, announcing his death. A fur
Their distressing feature was the wire
did not give the name nor tho loca-
ton OF the hospital where Mr.. Eli
thorpe had died. and the family had
considerable difficulty and delay in
locating the body
The deceased was about 81 years
old and young man OF sterling
qualities. He had passed his over
seas examinations and confidently
expected to be on his way 20 France
within a short time. His funeral
and burial at Reno last Thursday
was attended with military honors
General sympathy is extended to hii
widow, who was formerly Miss Lucy
Rumbaugh, of East Ely. and well re-
membered as active In local musical
circles and with the younger social
set.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
END Or EUROPEAN WAR
Is HAILED WITH JOY

The end of the European war was
announced last Monday morning at
1912 a. m. throught receipt Of tele-
gram to the White Pine News con
veying the momentous news.
The message that brought Joy to
many hearts was received by the
News at $3.50 a. m. and read as fol-
lows: "Armistice signed. War to
end six O'Clock a. m. Washington time
Monday"
Within few minutes after the re-
ceipt of the message of the greatest
event of modern history. the News
had spread the glad tidings to all
parts of the Ely district by wire. and
all Available whistles shrieked in har-
mony to awaken the sleepers and
make known the victory.
The day from dawn to twilight, and
then again from twilight to dawn the
following day was devoted 10 revelry
and rejoicing by all able bodied indi-
viduals, including the halt. lame and
blind. including children from three
to ninety-three years OF age.
The streets OF Ely we're filed with
merry makers long before the hour Of
noon had arrived, and a joyous throng
formed procession on Aultman
street Although the notice was
short, the parade was one worthy OF
weeks of preparation and flags of
various nations and many bands
made the parade one OF the best
ever witnessed In Ely district.
Mayor Witcher delivered patri-
otic address In which he paid well
deserved tribute to the commander
of the allied forces and dealt with
the war situation as 1t was and the
peace situation as it is to be.
The merrymakers continued their
pranks until--the News representa-
live was compelled to retire,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
MUNCY IS READY
FOR AN OUTBUST
THOMAS r. O'BRIEN AND ASSO-
eIArES ARE CONFIDENT THAT
THEY WILL. OPEN NEW PROP
ERrIES IN OLD TIME SECTION

Mnncy district remains today the
most promising field for the pros
pector in Nevada at the present. nc.
cording to Thomas F. O'Brien. who
is actively engaged in opening up
bonanzas In that once dormant sec
tion. He was visitor in Ely last
Monday
With great war-stricken Europe
gradually vanishing from the spot
light. Mr. O.Brien is of the belief
people will re-awaken to the oppor-
tunities in the world of mining
During the last thirty years Mum
cy has been face to face with many
a staggering problem that at times
made the stoutest hearts quail as
to how it was to be overcome Mr..
O'Brien believes that the long for
gotten mineral zone is now ready
for one of its great outbursts.
Charles Wortben. the owner of
the original location in the Elk Ba-
sin. where he accumulated fort une
of $4,000, 900. is interested in Mum
cy'' said Mr.. O'Brien.
Judge Lanibar, Wyoming oil and
coal magnate, has declared nothing
beats what he saw at Muncy. Huge
deposits, averaging from three To
seven per cent copper. and 400 feet
long.
P. ]. jackson and associates of
this city have given a bond and OPP
ton on a group of claims at Muncy.
An assay averaging log ounces in
silver was taken from the property.
Approximately sixty cars of ore are
in sight.
Mr.. O'Brien is a dyed in the wool
optimist He ventures the assertion
that Muncy will not be denied ade-
quate transportation facilities. as
soon as the European affair is showed
from the center of the stage.
Mine operators at Muncy, at the
present time. are compelled to haul
their ore to Ray, distance of 35
miles Mr.. O'Brien declared the
Siegel property had opened up 1000
tons of shipping ore. The Lucky De-
posit at Aurum will contribute its
proportion. The Grand Deposit is
ready to ship seven cars of ore aver
aging 81 per cent copper.
Leasing appears to be a remuner-
ative occupation, as Is per cent COP
per. Is per cent lead and 10 ounces
in silver is being extracted from
the old workings in that thriving
community.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
CALLED FOR
EXAMINATION
stvENTY-THREE YOUTHS OF
DRAFT AGE HAVE BEEN SUM
MONED BY LOCAL BOARD AS
no FITNESS FOR SERVICE.

Seventy-three registrants have
been called for physical examination
by the local board next Friday. Nov.
%. 1918. The following have been
summoned
Ture Fornelius. John I.ittlejohn.
Francis Earnest Lewis. Henry James
O'Brien. Robt Thompson Nichols,
Eugene Luke Peacock. Paulos Vasi-
liou Paulopoulos, Elmer d. Scott, Roy
Sylvester Sapp. Paul Frederick Kcp-
peler, Edmonds Sanza, Arthur Emery
Stowe. Geo. Mahas, John Cunning
ham, John j. Murphy. Frank John
son, Harry Hender, Hugh John Casey,
Joseph Louie Cossetti. Charles Louis
Boyd, Ernest Goldsmith Forster, Geo.
Ira Clark. Howard Linwell Moore.
John Alexander Kevan, Chas. Treloar
Chas. Handy. Thos. Patrick Griffin,
Joseph Lappin, Thomas Farren. John
Nolan, Alexander Currie, David Rem
ming Cummock, Dee Franklin Coats,
John Doherty, Ora Albert Dever, Hill
mer Jared Elmen, Paul Ellis, Peter
Joseph Fisher, Robt. Stewart Walter,
Warren William Watson, Conrad
Henry Walker, Hugh A. Reid. Geo.
Lorin O'Donnell, John Joseph Fitz-
gerald. Georgios Demetrion Harofil-
ikas, James Arthur Cazier. Joseph
Columbus Gallagher, James Currie,
Constantinos Nikolaou Demakopoulos
Donald Leroy Reed, Alvin Walter
Werder, Thos. Neilan, Jacob Charles
Magnuson, William Frank Fraser,
Edward Ghiradelli, John Horn, Harry
Jenkinson, William Luttrell. William
McGrary. Carl Albert Madsen. An
drew Hiram Miller, Hercules Macart,
Arthur Nuttall, Edward Vorys Pursell
Ellary Shields, Joe Shoylin. George
Whitfield Thompson. Lester Earl
front, Thomas Whittle. Peter John
Harkins, James Christensen O'Brien.
John Alfred Hunt. AL Clark.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
TO DISCONTINUE THE
CLAssIFICATION or MEN

A telegram from General Crowdor
instructs the district and all local
boards to discontinue all work con
nected with the classification of men
who on Sept IL. 1918. have reached
their 37th birthday.
Boards at once shall make a suit-
able public announcement on and al
SO post in a public place in their Of
fices public notice which shall read
as follows:
The President directs that regis-
trants who on Sept 12. 1918. had
attained their 37th birthday and who
have received questionnaires. need
not fill them out but are to immedi-
ately return such document TO their
local boards. No such registrant for
his failure heretofore to fill out and
return his QUESTIONABLE. even
though the time set for such return
is now passed, and all charges of de-
linquency heretofore entered against
such registrants OF such ages who
have failed to return their question
naires within the time limits set
therefor will be cancelled and made
OF no effect
Notice to Registrants Between the
Ages OF ~ and 80 I'm elusive
The above notice does not apply to
registrants between the ages of Is
and 36 inclusive. Questionnaircs
have been mailed to these registrants
and must be filled out and returned
within the required time. Any reg
istrant within these ages who has
not received questionnaire. should
call at the County Clerks office at
once to see why he has not received
such QUESTIONABLE and keep HIS
name from the list certified as de-
serters.
F. d. OLDFTELD,
Secretary Local Board for White
Pine County
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
Germans Attempt to Evade
Harsh Terms of Armistice
Berlin Received Notification from Lansing
That Notes Must Be Sent in Common
Especial to the News)

oners of war would be reelased at
once.
The French threat of drastic pun
ishment has resulted in cessation
of pillaging and inhumanities on the
part of the retiring armies
Heavy gun fire is reported tonight
in the Beverloo district of Holland
and there are reports that the revo-
lutionary outbreak in that section is
making headway.
In Russia affairs are In fright
full condition. There are Indications
that the allies will have to battle witt
the Bolshevik before order Is restor-
ed.
The allied fleets are now sailing
toward Odessa and matters are being
prepared to grapple with this new
menace to world peace.
The former Kaiser's personal suite
was interned with him today, sur
i0nuCiAuk SWOLuo. nC GA
kaiser is keeping in seclusion. He
will be Joined by Mrs. Hohenzollern
some time next week. Revolving Ger
man sailors fired on and sank the
battleship wisb&den which refused
to join the revolution The crew and
officers. 800 in number. were
drowned
The French president and other
dignitaries will formally take over
Alsace-Lorainne next week. The re-
conquered provinces are wild with de-
light. 1t is likely that President W.
SON will attend the peace congress-. al
though not AS delegate. Officials
and public men at Washington rath-
er favor his going
The new governmnts OF Poland,
Jugoslavia and Czecheslovaka, ~
we'll as Serbia and Hungary, seem to
have affairs we'll in hand The dis
orders are only nominal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

Whereas an epidemic of Spanish
Influenza, highly contagious dis-
ease has appeared in White Pine
county, Nevada, and
Whereas the said disease is spread
ing among the different communities
thereof, and
Whereas there are numerous cases
Of said disease in many communities
thereof. and
Whereas it is necessary and prop
or to prevent the further spread OF
said disease in the various communi-
ties thereof
Now. therefore, under and by Viz
tue of the law in such cases maoe
and provided. and in consideration OF
the health, welfare and safety OF tne
said county and TO aid in the further
spreading of said disease through
the county, and to that end and Tor
that purpose this board hereby e1-
pressly. adopts and enacts the toi-
lowing rules and regulations. hereby
expressly revoking and repeating all
rules and regulations or parts there
Of in the premises by it heretofore
made contradictory hereto
1. Any person or persons. ofiicer
OF officers, firm partnership. or CDR
poration, or any agent OF any o.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
TRAIN WRECK ON $. r.

A serious train wreck occurred on
the Southern Pacific near Montello
when a freight train loaded with
grapes and alcohol went into the
ditch. scattering grapes all over the
flat, to. say nothing of lending intox-
ication TO the atmosphere and indi-
yiduals, never dreamed of by sad
eyed poets. The ordinance requiring
the donning of masks was not en-
forced in the vicinity of the wreck
age. 1
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

| them, having the direction. control
or management of any public assemb-
iy the County of White Pine, includ-
ing schools, theatres, pool and billi-
ard halls, moving picture show
houses, churches. clubs. lodge meet
ing places. meeting places. coffee
houses. cayd rooms. cabarets, places
OF amusement and dance halls. shall
close the same and keep the same
closed; provided however that moth
ing herein shall be construed to re-
quire the closing of bona tide cafes.
restaurants, boarding houses. hotels
or rcoming houses
No person or persons, officer
or officers, firm, partnership or cor
poration, or any agent of any of
them, having the direction. control
or management of any saloon. in
White Pine county, shall allow any
chairs or card tables to remain
therein for the use of any customers
or others. provided that nothing
herein shall be construed to prevent
the use of chairs for the necessary
managers. officers or employees
thereof
3. No person or persons. officer
or officers. firm, partnership or cor
poration or any agent of any of
them, having the direction, control
or management of any saloon in
White Pine county, shall allow any
crowd to congregate therein.
4. No person OF persons. officer
or officers, firm. partnership or cor
poration, or any agent of any of
them. having the direction. contro,
or management of any saloon in
White Pine county. shall allow any
loafers therein
5. No person or persons shall
congregate or remain on any side
walk, or street. or in any place of
business. or in any public place, pub
lie conveyance excepted, In White
Pine county, in body or crowd of
more than three persons, except for
a reasonable time for the proper adm
speedy transaction of business. pro-
vided however, that the usual off
GERS, managers or employees of any
business shall not hereby be restrict
ed in their necessary and proper du-
ties in said business
S. No person. partnership. cor
poration or owner having the con-
troll, direction or management of any
business in White Pine county. shall
allow crowd of more than three
persons To congregate or remain in
the place of business or such person,
partnership, corporation or wner.
public conveyance excepted, except
for reasonable time for the speedy
and proper transaction of business,
provided however. that the usual Of
iicers. managers or employees OF
any business shall not be restricted
in their necessary and proper duties
in said business.
Z. All persons appearing in pub
lie places ana all persons in any
place of business, coming in contact
with the general public in Ely Town
ship No. l, shall wear over and coy-
ering the nostrils and mouth gauze
mask, made according to the Ameri-
can Red Cross specifications or some
recognized physician
NOTTCE-Any violation OF the
above rules and regulations is pun
ishable by fine not TO exceed $500
or Imprisonment not over six months.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

One Christmas package may DC
shipped through the Red Cross to the
following. by the nearest relative on
ly-individuals serving In the Amer
lean Red Cross. Y. M. c. A.. X. of c.,
and the Salvation Army. For any
further information apply to Red
Cross Chapter in High School build
ing. between and p. m. The last
day to send boxes overseas Is Wed
nesday. November goth. Don't de-
lay.