davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

baae / Stolen % iao lpnae title %
itirreoe irem for iig. st llbr, Der
iloa fem, ipntes at p9ffe benoe al
benoes Sreul; tbi bum greb after
Eennen % begpnote at ifrine. Slrl
ifrep langionlt % meo anipRuot
Spnlerf iom ont bun leote
efter De rette Orb.
Set miIoe, opmpeoe Sfipr fra
ben itore Sumpe faIot ben oper ben.
he, meoenS bum lao oe ifreo. Sfip.
ret bar Dog life iaa barmbiertigt
iom GamiriIoens Ginger bapbc
peret; tbt bisfe babe finn artpoet,
boao 2ampelgIet aabenbareoe -
bette i~tnffels arreoe Iniigts Srage'
Die. Sette Iniigt, Der en- Sang bop-
De nGret uIeooanlig imn,ft, mell
JON mi bar ooeriaot meo robe Mr.
: ben6es Gine par Der ct llotrpf al
&eoieI, Der mart fom mart gift, ct
ubtrpf, Iom ON 2ipet bar iaa Ipprt.
at BET nRi item bar uuSboloelig Of
leoe.
Gen unee 9ige peSblep at ifrioc,
% mart gift oct burtigere. 9et bar,
Iom ON bum MI enoelis baDoe frnoet
Be rette Orb. Sun iluttebe Sfri-
beIien % leite ben igiennem meo
Ben famine ipenbte Spnertiombeo,
bun belle Sioen bnpbe piit. Gu
Gang boIot BUN Tennen ODER ct
Orb, men bun los oct blipe ~itaaen.
be, boorpaa bum leIte bet belt isien-
neln.
Ga ubitebte bum ct Tibet Haab.
Sun ifillte Nniigtet / line Senber;
men &aabet ~gientoges life. Sum
greo itile.
Sum iao enbru paa fin YlabS,
ba benbes Mober fom ino / Stuen.
Wooeren git baitiet ben til benoe
og ilog Irmlene ON beroe.
"glifeoe, @Ilfeoe!" itammeoe bum
PINT. Set bar en- santmeI fIog 81
me, % bum bupoe netpp funbet oct
rette Sro.
9e forblep lpnge / iamme Still
ling.
Gen unge Itge hoooe Ifrepet fol-
genbe til Den Wanb, bun elifeoe:
"Min glifebe!
gu bar alto reret iaa goo imoo
mig, "a, min gIIfcbe, bet par ipprt
for Big. Oct er baarbt life ianbt,
for Sig at forboIoe Dig pasiip %
blipe borte? Wen Ser er III en- an.
ben cling, iom ies bill bebe big ON,
CO ieg baaber at on pil gan inb paa
benne, lieeipm 90 ieg bao dig ON at
hlipe borte, til ieg fit oct bebre. Seq
fnlfer at on altio ifal blipe borte.
Set er en Sine iioen ieg bar fire,
bet bette. Seq bar lenee betragtet
be iibite Orb og unbret mig ODER, at
ieg funbe ifripe Iaalebes til big, SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

&uipirnt on. Non ilutte0e meo
al ll0c: $50 trocoe life WiPnO eI.
'tcoc paa oen Niaaoc", % oo for.
TOO leo at ieg life beler bauoe
treet oct, o. noar min 6rugt ucn
1cr tilboac. piI lea life Guie Den
9|cn, aiUreitc, lea eIiteoc oig ior
beit til at lace oig briuQc bette 81
fer"
Ncuot2 Slor uur III truffet til
n0c, oG 0m i,c0 "a bctrogte0e ban
mooilt.
Nm bLeu %itdacuoc iuu lrnae, til
hcIoc3 Zine itraaIC0e al Nruo; tbi
Cattle boO0e bet. GA ban iagoe III
in Ben, at lt.tc 1icblit itulOc bliue
De- ailieren0t.
Gin Slipirotiou bliuer", buiite
DC 0un % itrattc Armenc no inioo
.tdm.
Gen oil blluc hos mia for be
llullola." ranbtc ban, ioet ban
belcoc li8 % fpoitoe bcnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
SmaafortRlIinger % bistcrier.
3d.

thur. % M peN lea, at icg fan
'cnee dig Dem, % al Sc er sc eucitt
Orb "a, oe cncite muIiee Sro.
&iTre. Seq beheper life at fibre
Tor nlg, boor oct gier mig ongit %
uIpffcljg Of bcoe Dig ON Bette, men
ltg piloe pGre me9et mere angit,
ON ieg life bar aloeIeS bis poa, at
CT piloe giore oct, leg be0er oig en-.
Oh bar bert, bpoo Ser hGnotc
ben iorfProelige 9tot % at iea bIep
brTnot og lenipitet, "a leo iegte at
reboe mig no al Ilammernc. Sg
lioen ifreu OIL til mig oi5ie aIporIi-
&c, tiGre @rere oq iagoe. at on life
rigtig fiu10e i%oritaa set; men at
on uilbe blipe borte. til ieg bao ol1
fomme. Seq IagOe, at lea piIoc
icnoe @u0 til oi9; iii SEN Sang no.
teoe ieg itfe at tUnfe pno, al ic9 al.
orig funbe aisre oct. Den ieg or
i~terfere og mooigere enc icr, % OF
mao life pGre ulDffelig, iclp ON 0ut
ogIoa tror, at ieg cr oct. Seq tror,
on iorftaar mig, man icg tiger oia,
set heloi9ite for oS begge er, al Ri
life mere ices. S5locu par bnoro
peo mig, Si9reI,e, % 2Rgerne bar
nj iaat mig ~ ie9 tuanJ Dem Nertil
- at Set alorig piI blipe nnocrIc
hes. No, on amer life, buor llIpf
felig leg bar %tilruo0e, ga ieg citer
at bore tonmen no ira 6oIpitalet,
me0te McnneIfcr, ser bopoe fier6t
mig fsr lllpffen. 0c bar life CHE
pibit, bpo0 hereS 2jue iu9bc mig;
tbi De bar ole Iao goOe % penliqe.
Get oprite bar at ic Oct Hpf, set
CAB oenr; men icg bar 10 ioQt dig,
at ieg er i~tcrfere o. mooiqcrc mi.
Seq peO, at ieg bar iogt oj9 NOT
ON bette, og at on BELT fer, al icg
life %Ifriper ct ORD mere. Oct piloc
p9re 9olt at 0iore m1oct eno oct, hi
MI aier. Sea peO oet % er al.
0eleS iitfer paa, at on er al lam
me Wcniug. Gu % icg mco Dor
&iPrligbeo til at, huao ser er ificnt
- &C ri fan umuligt g%ieniee5. &i
bar hapt 10 3ronl, % hi nlna M
leOe paa bore berligc Vtin0er, Ser
olorig fan tageS ira o8, % oerior
ril icg heller life butte meo uogct,
ser fun bill bringe Sorg % lllptfc.
gu meb Sin aunit % sin bcrrt=
tigebe 6orbring iii &ipet, at set iinl
iti9nfe Oig Sfisnbeo, Ou pil finn
bIipe ulpffelig ueO at ie, bpor pal-
itret ieg er blepet. "a oaigepel cr
BET life bcrpaa ie9 tpnfer; tbi ieg
tGnfer melt paa mig Ielp. Terior ben-
falber ieg Dig FOR min SfpIb % for
Dor ai9rligheos SfplO ON life at
iiee Nei. Na, bu nloa life fontme
til mig % iige mig oen foriGroeliee
2sgn, at oct intet bar at 6ctpoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Walerens 1%nipiration.
"gr on mn belt rolf, Si9re?"
"SuloitGnoigt" laebe ben ungt

"gr on MI belt rolf, Sipre?"
"SiiloitGnoigt" iasbe Den unge
Yiee meo l9nfet Stemnle.
30 Oh ioler big Ipffelig, &oia?"
Won funoe sonife ioagt ifielne
Benoes Hroiil, men Einene par / Den
mprfe Sfpgge. Gerfor funoe Ntrs.
@anerp uoItebte ct SefrielIets Sui
REQ otter at bsre beloe gipe bet
famine Spar. Sun itrafte i'm RIM
De, faite Saanb no % lasoe ben paa
Moias, ser bpib og Hap bpileoe paa
ocn aabne BOG.
$50, jeg er pig paa, of on bill BIZ
be lpffelie, og set er on 10 oelad
aQerebe, life ianbt2"
Moia ifielpeoe liot; men bun
bapbe beiluttet at pore mootg %
GAP oerfor ct befr9ftenoe Spar.
Ser berifeoe ct Sieblif opb Still
heo / ben fore Stue, boor oct ale'
reoe bar begpnbt at ifltmre.
"Ssea tror, leg bill ppre Iiot alerle,
@ama. Sun sanife tort, iaa fan
hi oerefter briffe Sbs iamlnen."
Mrs. GaaerD bsieoe fg REQ CO
fnsiebe lin Satter.
ga, fun on % leg aIrnc. fiere
Worn.
Sum git no at Stuen, os 9atte-
rem bIep alene tiIboge / Den balp'
n1srfe Stue. 9en ilaffenoe &amin'
ilb gipb line Straaler no oper Beg
gene, og pluoielig Hog Ell 0lamme
op oper Be eprige % opIpite ct gle
bIif @oias @niiet. Sum maatte ba'
be merfet oct; t6i bum oreiebe iig
/ StoIen, for at benbes @niigt ito
big fumbe bore | Sfpgget. Serpaa
1ab bun l9nee ubep9gelig.
So bet bar blenet belt msrft /
@ereIIet, reiite bum Jig op og git
meo nerpeS Surtigbeo ben I'll ct
@orb, pan bpilfet Der too Ell itor
2ampe, lom bum burtig t9rote.
Sun latte Jig itrar neo iom for at
ftribe noget, bun netop bar fomnterl
/ Sarfe OH, for bun glemte bet.
Serefter latte bun Jig rolig til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

@eroen piloe faloe oig operippnot,
% mig pilbe on oaglig torsi9ite.
9lt uente paa Din gnfomit at hare
otne Sfriot % at le Dine Cine,
near on tit 2ie paa mia, "a. alt set.
tc maa ou forltaonc mig Tor. lbi
icg pco, bpao Dine Giue nil iiae mig.
III uiI funne ifiile alt onoet, men
life llotrpffet i Dine Zine. Sur lea
life Hct2
Mn fol leg life lfriue mere. Go,
lar mig lepe paa min luic 0rom.
paa gFfoet al oine fiprc, taabeIiee
Cro ON, at ieg for Ni9 bar SocaIet
al of Goelt, goot % mutt. Saa
Ipnge ies bar Den, fan ieg nIorig
blipe Ell ulpffclis auiuOc. Mcn ON
0i tog sen ira mig % critnttcoe oet
mco WeoliOenbeb % GtItogcIie.
trr ieg fife, ieg fuloc uNboIoc at
Ieoe.
Seq bar ifrepet IGngc Glifeoc, OF
ieg bar opmcrflomt 9ieuuemIGit
9rcuet, ritcr iont BET cr ioo piqtigt.
"a ieg Ell ti%Iirebs; hi ieg bar Ell
foleIie al, at oil beOiIgcr mig min
%eu.
6orpcI, min egen cIifeOe.
Roia."
Nrtbur Cattle bou6e Ell Zines
8io orbeioct iIittigt pes lit StaiicIi,
GO / 2ebet al oenlle Sio bar ser life
perlet ct Orb melem bnm % bans
@en Sobu 8enqeIlp, ser lao %
rrgtc, meocn5 ban bctaget b%etrogte
Sc set mart ieroige @toIcrl.
MnIereu logoe lot utoolmooiSt
&euielcn ira Jig.
Get begpuoer at msrfucs, Vcn,
8cnp, iee tror life, jca nil urbeioe
mere, mine Zine ioritoar 0u, Tor.
uroliaer mig enOm lj0t, %engellu, d"
8el9cllp reiite Jig op % Gif ben
til MaIeriet.
Seq IpneS ON Oet%, io8be ban
rpIigt oQ uoen @eGeiitring "NtiiS
&oncrp er meget imllt,"
">Sa, bun er Imnf, life IanNt2"
iporeOc Ufoleren.
"Gu iortalte mig cn0ung. at bun
ror sin &nipirutiom. Suffer on
oct?"
"5u, ica buffer oct. SUN cr set,
Eengcap."
ga er ou cu u~IGoUonIig lptteIiG
Mor0", iagbe HengcIIp leen>c.
"Nogle al oS iinoer uIori8 Dor Nn'
ipiratiou, % blonbt Sem, Der er iaa
Ecloige, iiubeS Ser fln 'oa, Der Oil
ter iiq mco Sem. Npropos, Cattle,
bporuoor ifol Den ltcrc 9eGipcnbeo
finoc Stco?"
"Wegct mart"
"Gr WtiI8 @nlern ga nlere6e
tpnmen Jig eitcr lllpffcu?"
Ga, bun er M roif igieu."
Get bar glPbelig at hare. So,
lea ipltS en- DIT g,Qe6c, SaltiIe;
ieg tror uPitell, oct rr oit bchite SIR,
bcioe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Vil opntuntrc &c Sioense!

Su @uo oil. nRter lea / SEN rers
nlcre 6renttlo al bcisgt &c mango nat
IDS Stocroe / DC tore anitalter / GIns
rinon, ~. on 6beroiee. "a. lamt /
Slour sails, 2 =. OF Nnntton. 2. 3.
On IN iom Iricr otSie Siuier iiulee
Ia noaeu Neu eIler en- SIrgmiua / nos
gen az ei5ie. eler more al oisie Cor
gems HnitaItcr. oiIee itroe mig Rupr
% Aore6ie iaa UiIoe ies Sierue opisqe
Dem pad mine Neiier 90 uobeIe Sman
b9Ber til benz.
Din Aoresie er juoiil uioere oil 20.
GorneIld Ct, Siour sim. Sa.
{orgeir 8speritno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

iaa iiffcr iom en- @ano fan prre
pa0 mig ielp; men icN er life
ilfter pad heuoe.
ga, ic0 ioritonr oct &e1 bar
lult bcn0eS Nrep."
ga ioritnar on alt thi oei er
Noue0i02cu. see nUrtr IiAclom bun
ct brUlGeu0c 2nitc ON at bcoOrc
ror hcrIiGc Gyom EcN it0l ligrc
ocu til en- itor, lIrocitraolcuOc &ir
trllQbeo % lite til e. ouicIt ior
nm0enbc N}tu0c chi ON icl enc
mIlter noNrt, loo uiuOcr ic9 6ilIo
toumcubso, 90 Airr!i5bco uoeu
%ige."
NrtDW Guitii, tall9, od bans
zine uotrutt2 tim itruoIcloc %utte.
Seq iogoc Ill dig" tiIiricoc ban
iiliioit. at lea mdattc rUI0t. Var
0ct %toabcIiN at lIere Octte NuIg?
Som Fcu6eQp bouoe Ell (iO lio
oct mco ipufGt @oueo. men INT bT
peoc ban SET % bctrogtcoc pon M
lin Ben.
ga hpnO tGutcr on pou at 9ie
re2" ipurAtc ban.
Seq nj pcutc, oN icncrc oil lcg
Qoa til bcaoc. SEQ nil ocnte, inOtII
neu Niiito, ic9 tolte ON, life IGnger
criltcrcr. ScG pil pcnic, inotiI bun
fou imsocic mini Antomit meo
ublon0ct @lUoc."
an oil uente, iii on blIuer
bIiuO", iogoc Ycngeap ueO uiitfer
StcnMe.
Ga. icg oil ueate, Ill lea bIioer
Ujuo. Sans Zinc ~itrouIcoe itloig
al &uftt.
Neugellu tang en- Snmb, men ial
oc Ocrpoo
Sea uioite lite. al N}uuo cIifcoe
poo ocu Miuo0e.
tn Tag lto0 Nrthur GoitiIe ioran
oct iamme Stoiicli eiter at haue
iul0eIot ct Ntaleri. Vtoo Slutuln
gen bopoe ban orbei0et hurtlgt. tbI
ban piolte. at ban fun buuoe tort
1tO tilbage at orbel0c l. on Bette
ii6ite @iQcoe ltuIoe bliue bans beo
tie Arbcioe.
San trot JIG Iiot tiIbdIc % font
til oeu Sucrbeuisnlng, at oct uar
Oct bcoite, ban euOm boUoe prGitc'
let. &on iltteoc glaO, 0a han after
betrugtt0e IN mIleoe %uiplr0tiou
0cnne S%uIpirution ior hui2 luloe
9eparelie ban for bcitunoIg ulI0e
giue gifalo pao belle i'm SiuSglcr
ming. San tRnItc III hcrgaa lonl
iaa mal9e @ange Isr. oa ban leIt'
fun No % (ilireOsbeo. @ielncnt
{ poirelic bcuare0e BAN iii &o2Gl,
men bette iuIote hum flu me0 Su.
bel. San iauf after ben / lanfer,
Der finn fre0ieoe on bcn0e. lPut.
ON han life bauoe opoiret llq, men
ror gauct til belOe % bauoe lor.
fIuret bgnoe, at ocnuc 6rngt Tar
lutter &lNbiIouingl 5ou0e iagt
hen0e bette og buuoe icet (Oi.en
laugicmt uoa8ue / benoce zine ian
men mo oeu 6rugt, Der uisi.sil
uilOe giDrc @roe paa oeres lrom.
GuoHu an @auG betrdgtcoe ban
leuoc3 @IQe0e on penotc lil bort
meo 6reo / lin SieI.
Sen tiliIsreOe mge &ige, Ger be-
iauot iig / gpreliet hos BAN, bo0oe
lite Qiort Den minoitc Stsl, meocns
Nonoen itoo % bctro8teoe De-:
aunitoerf, han baUoe ltubt a. Gar
Der o. 1rsmmt. Sun iaaoc life ct
Gro, Oa ban ueuote ia on og ioa
pao benoe: men 0a ban hu-tig
iyroug hem iii bcnOe % tog benoc2
0aar0, uoitsHte hun CT Iioet Hanb
"a itiIlueoe ouer belle Segemct.
"@}iu Glteoe! Min GIlteNc."
huiifeoe fan amt men eHOnu iasOe
bun life et Cr0.
"Sig mig. ipurgie ban eAIt,
huorior fom Ou?"
Nm iortIurcoe bam 6et.
Seq TOM ior6i Gin @eu iortalte
mig. bpor me8et ou hclot AZ mig.
San tom til mig OF taltc ON en-
0iRrligheo ioa en- on rem. Al iclu
min bpueoes ira oeilS NIngbeo. Ger
ban omtalte bette. hauoe ieg tentt
paa min 6rpgt. Rin Grugt for at
IL Mn ni1p tilho1r mar Nil i'm Ain
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

optS ce liter "1scUrah.Bpfru", urheidl ben
il 9,dbocr % ateuote. Sts oem Ct Runner N
@idoci M o. Ga OF ieuoer 20 os en- NJ
gbcuueHi. fiat pi moi ptoe NJ puGifisuus oeL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
DSpbe>+

5nlbtpmuler SsrieI fau MI aieu.
pprettes ! ethpert GiIi9Ibe o'
3eoheb efIer utanesIfulb Ssr'el
af AarIoger 'om &atarrb, fIappes
be eler funtre ~9rpmmebinber,
fprtpffebe 9romutebiuber. bul.
bretbe sller fuferbe sob. aieus
nemftufre, belt eller belpiS ODE.
laate 2rpmmebinber, Blob fra
0reue
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
DOCUMENTS or RECORD
Filed in the Office Of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
June 81, 1918

Notices of Location of the Vipdi-
Gator and indicator Extension plac-
er mines in unknown mining district
by Charles E. Carter. Recorded
June %.
William Loofbourrow and Lizzie
Loofbourrow to Tony Tambini-
Deed to 10 feet of lot No. 5. also
lots Nos. 6. z and 8 liz block "a of
the town of Eureka. together with
improvements. Consideration $40.
Recorded June 81, 1918.
United States of America to Flora
D. Hobart-Land patents to the N
E Ia of NV Ia of Section 80, Twp.
% N, and lot l of Section Is. and
lots 8 and a of Section 10. Twp.
26 N, all in Range 40 E. M. D. B. &
M, containing 1922 acres. Re-
corded June q, 1918.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
Ore Shipments This Week

The following shipments of ore to
the Utah shelters have been made
over the local railway:
Two car from the Borgna and
Vaccaro mine on Prospect mountain.
Four cars by Carl Muir of Hamil-
ton.
Two cars by j. H. Jury from the
Phenix mine on Ruby Hill.
Four cars by Ernest Affranchino
from the Pack Saddle group on Pros
pect mountain.
Three cars by the Eureka Nevada
Mining Company from<the Lucidtuf-
ia mine on Prospect mountain.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
RED CROSS NOTES
Great Preparations are Being
Made for Fund Raising for the
New Chapter on the
Fourth

Application has been sent in for
the formation of the Eureka County
Red Cross and the organization is
now under way. In order to raise
funds for the chapter, a committee
has been appointed to take charge OF
a Red Cross Room on the Fourth OF
July.
Mrs. R. A. Laird has donated the
use of her candy store room on Main
street. and preparations are being
made for the sale of ice cream and
other delicacies throughout both
days of the celebration. There will
also be sandwiches. cakes, etc., sold
during the day; and at midnight q
light lunch will be served to the
dancers.
Circular letters have been sent out
to the ranchers throughout the coun.
ty for donations, and if it should
happen that any of the letters are
not delivered, or arrive late. the
committee would be pleased if those
interested in the Red Cross and its
work would send in whatever they
are able to send, either on Wednes-
days train or on the Thursday morn
ing's stage.
All money received during the cele-
bration will be held for the credit
of Eureka County Chapter and its
auxiliaries, and will not be sent to
the chapters which have up to date
been receiving the funds of this coun-
ty.
More Funds From Union
George w. Snider sent in a check
this week for $500 for the Red Cross
Chapter. further receipts from the
ice cream sold at the benefit given
by him at the Union Mines on the
18th.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
Communicated


Palisade. New. June 25, 1918.
To the People Of Palisade and Vicinity:
| wish n and all of my friends to
ignore. as | intend to do. the state
ments published in the Eureka SEN
TTNEL of June %. and hereafter,
written by one F. A. Keller. as they
are not true. and consider the source
from whence they come. Buff any
one is interested. if they will call on
me I will gladly explain all state
ments.
To justify myself, | do wish to
state that | was asked to donate the
$50 to the Palisade Red Cross. and ]
did not request the resignation of
Mrs. Keller, as | can donate to other
chapters where they have different
people than the Kellers as officers.
. AS far as the statement made by
Mr.. Keller that | am unpatriotic
and have supported the Red Cross in
Palisade only in a very meagre
measure. ] will state that | have no
doubt but that Mr.. Keller has al
ready donated the sum realized from
the extra hog he received from me
and denies to the Red Cross in Pail
SADIE. therefore the Chapter should
give him a vote of thanks especially
for his generosity.
wish all Red Cross Chapters to
understand that at any time ! can
in any way help them out financially
or otherwise | will be glad to do so,
provided they do not have Kellers
as officers.
Respectfully yours.
R. F. RAINE.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
THE FOURTH IN EUREKA
independence Day Exercises, Out
door Sports, Fireman's Ball,
Photo Plays, Make up Pro-
gramme for Two Day Cele-
bration

The arrangements for the two
day celebration in Eureka are being
successfully carried out and to those
of the immediate vicinity and from
outside sections who desire to show
their patriotism and love for their
country in joyful demonstration. we
bid them come to Eureka and join
with US in our festivities and pleas
ures on July 4 and 5.
In these times when scarcely a
home or heart is not affected with
pain and sorrow of some nature oc.
casioned by the demands of war, il
seems opportune that we should lift
our voices up together in joy or sor-
row. and that Independence Day,
commemorative Americas freedom,
should bring joy to the hearts of all
true Americans and a consolation in
the thought that our absent loved
ones are now fighting for the freedom
of the world.
The Shelton ball team has accepted
the invitation to play the Eureka
team on the afternoon of the Fourth,
and a we'll matched and spirited game
is anticipated. An admission charge
of 25 cents will be asked to see this
game, and the entire receipts will be
turned over to our local Red Cross.
With the Rescue Hose Company's
ball on the evening of the Fourth
an annual event of social prominence;
with special moving picture plays
that have been secured especially for
the occasion, and with horse racing,
bronco busting. outdoor games and
~contesting feats, ample diversion of
enjoyment is provided for old and
young in Eureka's two-day celebra-
ton this year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29

Sheep Shearers Want $50 Per Day
Sheep shearers in Idaho are max
ing $40 a day, and if their demands
for more wages are met they will
make $50 a day. according to ]. B.
Whitson. a sheepman. in a complaint
to the State Council of Defense.
Sheepmen declare they have infor-
nation indicating a Statewide sheep
shearing combination has been built
up. Shearers r getting Is cents a
head, and by using machines a man
can shear from 200 to 800 head of
sheep a day. The shearers have a
demand for an increase to 20 cents a
head. In addition. the boss of the
crews is paid for boarding his men,
which would bring the charge to
about % cents a head. say the sheep
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
TO RAISE $4,000
This Amount Is Needed to Bring
Eureka County's Quota Up to
the Sum We Are Asked to
Raise in the Present Drive

The Council of Defense mad a spe-
cial meeting last night to arrange
for the raising of Eureka County's
quota in the War Savings Drive
which is being carried on throughout
the United States.
Believing that the original quota
assigned this county va a mistake.
the members of the Council figured
that $24. 900 was about what this
county should be asked to raise. Of
this sum over $4,000 have been
pledged and reported. There are
several precincts yet to report.
With the drive nearing its close,
it finds about $14 900 short on ITS
quota, and steps must be taken to
raise this amount promptly or we
have failed to stand up with our sis
ter counties and States.
If every one would pledge what
they possibly could and send word in
to the Chairman of the War Savings
Committee at once it would help
US to go once more lover the
top" Remember you do not have
to pay anything down. You pledge
yourself to buy whatever amount
you can of War Saving Certificates,
or Thrift Stamps, before December
31st: then you buy them from your
nearest post Office whenever you can
during the remainder of the year.
Pledges can be secured from any
member of the County Council of
Defense or at the post office. Stop
and think what is there that you can
do without in order that we may
help the boys lover there" and save
others from being sent. Every dol
lar pledged makes the chance less of
your boy or your neighbours boy go
ing into the trenches.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Domingo Recatume autoed over
from Elko Thursday and was accom-
panied by A. E. Kimball and the Miss
es Lizzie Bonnetti and Clotilde Bale.
Mrs. Peter Breen has been called
to Carlin. Nevada. by the illness of
her daughter. Miss Eileen. who has
been attacked with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. States gave a
farewell dance at the Eureka Theatre
on Wednesday evening to the boys
who left by Thursday mornings train
to enter war training at Camp Lewis.
A large number were in attendance
and the party was most enjoyable.
DIR. T. H. Harper of Carlin, Ne
vada. was called in consultation in
the case of Mrs. w. H. Russell, who
is seriously i'll at her home in Eureka,
and arrived here by auto early Tues
day morning. He was accompanied
by Miss Rose Sperlock, a trained
nurse. who came to take charge of
the patient. The case of Mrs. Rus
sci, who has not been in good health
for some length of time. has de-
veloped a complication of ailments,
and while a very sick woman. her
symptoms are said to be more favor
able and she is doing as well as can
be expected.
Phillip Martin ofRuby Hill. Albert
Shultz of Lander County. and Harry
Peters of Elko County were depart
ures by Thursdays train for Camp
Lewis. the military training camp in
the State of Washington. Alfred c.
Peterson of Ellsworth, Wisconsin
who registered here, recently report
ed and has been ordered to report
for duty. He will take the place of
Peter Evans of Eureka. who expect
ed to leave here with the other boys
Thursday. Ross Parker. registered
in Nye County. came up from Duck
water Wednesday and will leave BY
Saturdays train for Camp Lewis
Edward Bergman of Eureka and
William Buckskin of Alpha also
leave Saturday to enter the Univer.
sity at Tucson. Arizona, for special
military training.