davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Los revolucionarios alemanes Sc
apodetaron de Ia fabrica de Krupp
y han hecho prisioneros a los duehos directo-
res de la gran factorla.
SERVICIO INALAMBRICO.

SERVICIO INALAMBRICO.
LONDRES, noviembre 1O.-Gui
llermo IL de Hohenzollern, tercer
Emperador de la Alemania que con
hierro y sangre estableciera Bis
marck, en- 1871, ha abdicado So
lemnemente, y cl Principe de la
Corona Imperial, Federico CUTLER
mo, ha proclamado su derecho de
succession al trono. Ell Kaiser, que
hace treinta y tres amos subiera al
trono, como uno de los monarcas
mas poderosos de la terra, perma-
necera provisionalmente al frente
del gobierno, hasta que Sc establez
ca una regencia. Guillermo eel
Grande", como el pretendia que
le llamara la posteridad, Sc We hoy
obligado a bajar del trono, con
sus ejercitos enteramente desmoli-
zados y su pueblo enabierta rebel
dla. Els ell 1ltimo deslos monarcas,
de los imperios centrales, que
abandona Ell cetro, obligado por la
derrota.
i LONDRES, rlOyiembre 10.-Han
transcurrido cuarenta y ocho no.
ras de las setenta Y dos que diera
Ell Alto Mando Allado a Alemania,
para la aceptaci6n de las condicio-
nes en- que Sc la concederia ell pc
dido armisticio. NADIA Sc sabe
aun de la contestacion de Alema-
MIA, aunque algunus indicios Sc
vislumbran traves del discurso
que pronunciara hoy ell Principe
Maximiliano de Baden, al presen-
tar su dimisi6n como 'Canciiler del
Imperio.
LONDRES, noviembre 10.-Cre
ce y adquiere dimensiones pavoro-
sas la ola de la revolucion en- Ale
mania. Viene del nordeste y sud
oeste, barriendo les paises del Bal
tico, Schlesswig- -Holstein, Wesfa-
liza Y las Provincias de la Prussia
Rhenana, donde Colonia es actual
mente ell foco principal.
WASHINGTON. = Desde La
Haya telegrafian al Secretario de
la Guerra que Guillermo de Ho-
henzollern, ex-emperador de Ale
mania cruz6 va la frontera holan-
desa, con rumbO al Castillo de
Middachten, cerca de Utrecht,
dOnde por 10 visto fijara SUI resi-
dencia.
LONDRES.- Aunque Alberto,
ell nuevO Canciller Socialista ale
man, anuncia que la derrota de
Alemania, significa una gran vic
toria para ell pueblo, la revolucion
contin1a con redOblado vigor. De
muchos puntos del pals llegan no.
ticias de que los soldados Sc unen
a los trabajadOres en- la Obra re-
vOluciOnaria, y que conjuntamente
degradan oficiales militares, de-
ponen las autoridades imperiales
de todo mando, y asumen la direc-
ci0n de la cOsa p1blica. La vida
fabril en- los principales centros
industriales Sc ha paralizado por
complete; los ferrocarriles han
suspendido el trafico, Y las fronte-
ras de Suiza, Holanda y Dinamar-
ca han sido perfectamente acOrdo-
nadas por los revolucionarios para
impedir que Sc pongan a salvO las
notabilidades del imperio que di-
recta o ndirectamente son los
respOnsables de la actual situa-
ci0n. Puede darse como cOsa Sc
gura que los reyes y otros sobera-
nos seran depuestos, 81 no les Ocu-
rre cOsa peor. Schlesswig-H Hols-
tein, ell el norte, Sc ha declarado
rep1blica independence. De Ans
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terdam comunican que los dueiiOs
y directories de la gran fundici6n
de Krupp, asi como los mismos es-
tablecimientos, estan Ell manos de
los rebeldes.
MISUNDERSTANDING al Empe-
rador de Alemania Sc lie presento
ell acta de adbicaci6n, dijo: "Quiza
sea para el bien de Alemania!w !,
ZURICH.-Ayer, dk,ante Ell
motin que tuvo efecto sd Munich,
la Capital del Reino de Bayiera,
ell Rey Ludwig fue una de las per-
sonas que opuso mayor fesistencia
| a los revolucionarios; yaliente-
mente Sc puso ala eabeza de unos
cuantos .oficiales fieles y trat0 lie
defender sus derechos constitucio-
males. El Landstag (parlamento)
Sc 'ha clausurado, no permitiendo-
Sc la entrada al edificio sino a los
diputados socialistas y revolucio-
narios. Por todas parties Ell ell
Imperio que Sc derrumba Sc esta-
blecen Consoles de Gobierno for
mados por soldados y proletarios,
precisamente como ocurri0 ell Ru-
sia, al disolverse aquella monar-
Equia.
COPENHAGUE. = FL buque,.
escuela aleman "Schlessian", con
400 tripulantes, ha hecho puerto
en- Marshal (Dinamarcal enteraz
lhente desarboladO. Fu6 unO
los barcos que izara reel cjalG
tie en- Kiel la bandera ~
para con rumbo desco
cruceros alemanes Sc
bien Ia entrada del PW1
"Schlessian", que es un acoraza-
do antique de 10000 toneladas de-
sert0 de las aguas de Kiel, des-
Ipues que su amotinada tripula-
cion maniato Il oblig6 a los oficia-
les a abandonar el buque. Seis
buques mas de los amotinados EN-
Kiel han llegado a Hamburgo. Ell
Conde de ReventlOw, crltico mill
tar de fama, ha lOgrado escapaIaHl1
por la frOntera danesa, y al lie
aquf declara que, en- su Opil
ell peri0do algidO de la revolt
alemana llegara cuandO e4
la repatriation de los sOlda
los diversOs campos de batsl
PARIS.-CaiiOnes sin NUM-
trenes completes son captu1
por las tropas de Foch, que cSnt1>l
nuan ell SUI irresistible avance So
bre todO ell frente de batalla.
DESDE Ell FRENTE AMERI-
CANO.-El primero Y segundo
ej6rcito americanos siguen Ell su
avance sObre un frente de 20 mi
Has, habiendo extendido sus lineas
hasta mas ALA de Muzey y ell Bos-
que de Chasnois. Los alemanes
resisten tenaz pero infructuOsa-
mente.
HARDIN (Manchuria). - Los
BOlshevikis han voladO seis trenes
de cuarenta Y dos vagOnes que con-
ducian material de guerra para ell
ejercito japones de ocupaci6n en-
ell interior de Russia.
LONDRES.-Las inmensas cap
turas y pertrechos efectuadas re-
cientemente en- Belgica, indican
que la retirada alelnana esta pOr
convertirse ell precipitada fuga;
todo es abandOnadO pOr ell enemi-
go, que dc un momento otro, sin
duda alguna, dara ell grito deiSdl-
rese el que puedd!
COPENH,AGUE.- Alberto Ba-
lin, ell Director General de la Ii
nea Hamburguesa de VapOres,
muri0 aver, repentinamente.
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NoMBRAM1ENTo FIRMADo

I'll GObernador ha firmadO Ell
nombramiento a favor del senior
Agustin Diaz Smaine, como miem-
bro de la Junta Municipal de Agri-
cultura de Yabucoa pi'a cubrir
la vacante ocasionada con motive
de haber declinado ell senior Jose
L. Berries ell nombramiento que
le otorgara ell Gobernador como
miembro de la indicada Junta.
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HOY HACE UN MES.

Hoy a las 10 Y 20 Sc cumpli6 un
mes del primer temblor en- la isla,
Ell el 1913. La gente ha pasado ell
dla sobre saltada, pues muchas
creian Sc repetiria ell fen6meno.
Aver Sc sintieron dos temblores
de poca intensidad.
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CINE PUERTO RICO
CONTRIBUYA A LA VICTORIA

La Association de J6vene Crsanos; Los Caballeros de
Colon Sete Asocaciones auorizadas por ell Departa
meno de la Guerra hacer rabaos de guerra han reu
ndo urse la campana de rabaJo de guerra para
supr hOgar los campamentcs mas de dos mlones de
nuesos sodados Franca mas de un million que toda-
via han atravesado los
Elos conceden las casascubs las escuelas los cinema
t6graos para soado eos hacn desaparecer
de los nfernaes surmienos de la Su dnero
bye que e trabao de estas ete organizaciones
sibe
Con la proxmdad de la paz ell trabajo de esas organ
zacones doblara Este trabao debera sostendo Ell
General Pershng ha manfestado que la moral de soda
dos a aumentado dez ciento debdo las actvdades
movimienos de estas Asociacones.
''Nngiin hOmbre mujer que realmente sc haya dado
de 10 que guerra signica debe dudar
to para dar todo 10 que pueda hasta su limite -
Prsadente Wilson"
UNITED Yen ERK CAMPAIGN
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MERcADo DE AZUCAR

Ventas en- New York los dias II
y % de octubre 1ltimo.
10000 sacos centrifugal de Gu
ba, 1885.
27,600 sacos centr1fuga de Gu
ba, 1885.
2,100 toneladas centrifugal de
Puerto Rico, 6,0J5.
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EPIDEMIA EN- PORTUGAL

Pontevedra, octubre 29.-EI Dl-
rector de la Estaci0n sanitaria de
Tuy comunica que en- las poblacio-
nes portuguesas vecinas la from
terra, apareci6 una peligrosa enfer-
medad que Sc hal]a muy extendi-
Ga y que esta causando numcrosas
vfctimaS.
Sc han adoptado precauciones
para impedir que la epidemia pc
metre en- Espana.
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TFHzNrrAC
LlUENUiAS

FL Negociado de Tcsoreria ha
concedido licencias reglamenta-
rias a los sehores don Mauro de
la Peha, investigator de caguas,
a don Antonio Cadilla Colon, la
sasl0r de Arecib0.
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Ell armisticio Sc firrno hoy a las
seis de la maiana, hora de
Puerto Rico.
Ell PRINCIPE FEDERICO GUILLERMO Sc REFU-
GIA AL LADO DE So PADRE.
cARLEA"EL IMPARclAL".
Via w. I. p. and r. Co.

' w
Londres, nOviembre 11-El armisticiO fue frmado
hoy las cnco de la maana por los representatives del
Gobierno Aleman, segin fue impueso por ell Marisca
Foch Las hostilidades las de la mafana
de hoy.
Londres, IL de noviembre. = Guilermo de Hohenzo-
llern ex Emperador de Alemania, prmogenito Fe-
erco Guillerm0 que ttul0 Principe de la Corona I'm
perial han llegado SUI lugar de exilio Holanda.
n de la R-De acuerdO este despachO las hostili
ades cesarOn en- ell frene occidental las seis de la ma
ana de hoy segn los cron6metros de Puerto Rico. Es
ia es pue hOra que ofcalmente cesarOn odas las
hostiades el vieo continente para que La paz sea
otra sobre el mundO, que va era mucha In sangre
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PoR FALSA,
REPRESENTATION

Don Vicente Rillaldi, de esta ciu
dad, ha denunciado por falsa re-
presentation a Ramon Viera Re
yes, quien fue arrestado en- Ca
guas. Prestaron fianza de 800
por SUI libertad provisional los Sc
nores Pedro GOTTA y Clemente
Castro.
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DON SEBASTIAN MARIN

Por habersele vencidO la llcen-
cia que lie fue concedida, ha vuel-
to- a reanudar sus tareas don Sc
bastian Marin, empleado en- la
Tesoreria, seccion de San Juan.
LA "INFLUENZA" Y Ell Aqua
Con motive de la lluvia que Sc
ha desarrollado en- la isla, va ad-
quiriendo grandes proporciones la
Influenza. Infnidad de perso-
mas estan actuafmente con grippe,
que es la misma "infuenza" EN- su
estado benigno. Ell tempo esta
ayudando a la epidemia.
CINE PUERTO RICO
Lunes II. Episode Is de ella
Casa del Odio''. Por Pearl Viii
te, acompana ell drama en- 5 actos.
s'La Trampa.
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D. nM6 para luNt@ Cientg J Aljg9 ! al Rhi@ en- gnaa!

Ell BANCO DE PONCE al igual de 10 anunciado en- esta
Cudad por Banco Comercia de Puerto Rico The Royal
Bank of Canada ha acordado cuenascOrrentistas
asf de Ponce de la sa general ell mteres de 3a
annual sobre oda corrente adO dario urante
ell de mil dollars, AZ anual sobre deposit
ell Departamento de Ahorros Los dep6sos pazo
flo recibiran tipos especiales de interts.
Depostanes que reden fuera de Ponce pueden enviar
ondos gros posas cheques Elective por correO
certcado cambo les remitiri ell justifcatiyo de
dep6sitos. NNt
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NO FINER WORK

is done on new shoes than we do in
repairing. New soles and heels are
nut on old shoes with the same care
used on new work. No matter what
attention shoes need to make them
serviceable and presentable they will
get it if you entrust them to us.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15
JANUARY COLLECTIONS ARE
TWICE CLAIMS PAID

The financial statement OF the in
dustrial insurance commission for jan
uary shows that the premiums collected
to date amount to $o,231,o26, oil
which $2l9,6o2 was collected in jan
uary. Out of this amount the claims
paid reached $10o,4O6 for January,
making the total to date IS, 857,O58.
From the reserve fund $21.3O2 was
paid in pensions, making a total OF
1925, 200; the awards for pensions
reached $93,334, swelling that total to
So, 1854, and there is a balance OF
$2,234,4 26. Death pensions have
been paid in o18 cases.
In the first aid department the
collections amounted to $o,Ol7 in
January and the true balance, after de-
Quoting all payments and expenses, is
$l70,o66, although the department
has been in operation less than a year.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15

Following is list of local boys
tho have Joined the colOrs and doing
heir part to make the World safe
or democracy.
We have tried to make the list
omplete. If any names are miss
ny we will be glad to add them If
o advised. -
Henry Poepmueller
Gus Harding
Ralph Harris
Billy Smith
Harry Beam
Claud Hood
Harry Maston
Tom Featherstonc
Roswell McNett
Harrison Woodrow
r. F. Taylor
w. F. Ramsdell
George Hoxsey
Edwin HoXsey
Archie Estes
Ellridge Brady
Carl Mischke
Carl Freytag
Otto Brender
Martin Cahill
Frank Potter
f. C. Booth
Stanley Meredith
Mayo G. Wilson
Geo. Kidd
Louis DeBlois
John Wunder
John Byron
Earl Dennison
Jas. Lamb
Carl Anderson
Victor Johnson
Frank Harris
Horace richardson
Joe Betz
H. De Long
Frank Gregor
Harry Ahearn
Jas. M. Swan.
George Stahl
Shirley Coleman
Claire Doty
Ed Sharpe
A. L. Meineke
James Newell
Arthur Wilder
Bertrand Duncan
C. E. Stevenson
Lester Hood
Dick Simons
Jack Mahoney
Sam Kicker
VIM. Wunder
Chas. Hathaway
Bertrand Duncan
Fred Getchman
Kenneth McRae
Dominick Nc Donald
w. H. Stevenson
Frank Conway
James Merrill
Ernest Severson
John L. Nugent
Harry Nicholas
Howard Blankenship
Valentine franklin
Fred B. Davis
Chas. Westcot
Clyde Boyce
Louis Dahl
Clint Towne
Charley Hardy
Carl Briggs
Otto Anderson
Louis F. Dahl
A. Mailman
Bernard Ross
Clifford Hayes
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15
CRAHAM'S
. Shoe & Harness Shop
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 5.
Land Office, at Wateville, Wash,
February /, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Alonzo
Black of Merritt Wash, who on
March 12, 1918, made homestead En-
try, Serial No. O12O43, for VIZ NE
Y SWA SEA E1s NWA SWA
SEA, and SWA NWA SWA SEA,
Section 6, Township 26 North, Range
16 East, Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Three-year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
r. S. Ludington, United States Com
missioner, at Wenatchee, Wash, on
the 18th day of March, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses. S.
F. Hagadorn, Merritt, Wash, Fl. B.
Smith, Merritt, Wash, G. D. Mahar,
Wenatchee, Wash, S. F. Black, Mer-
rift, Wash,
BEN SPEAR
Register
Feb. 8-Mar. 818
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and hope to be able to give you
definite information in the near future"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15

Vancouver-S00 men are to be en-
ployed in the Standifer shipyards.
Hoquiam-Activity prevails at
both the Matthews Shipbrilding
yards. Work is starting on two
auxiliary vessels for French COM
pany.
Pullman farm labor survey of
the state has been ordered.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15

With 100000 tons of shipping
destroyed last year, and not over
100000 produced by our country
it would seem to be the height Of
disloyalty to organize strikes in
this industry.
This state will distribute 100000
tons of nitrate to farmers for fer
tilizers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-02-15
AN ALARM OF FIRE
]. w. ELLIOTT
Corner 9Th and Commercial SITS.
CANNERIEs FOR wENATCHEE

1t is reported in Wenatchee that
two big companies have their eyes
on Wenatchee as the probable loca-
ton of canneries. These compan-
les are the Libby, Mcneil & Libby
company and the H. j. Heinz COM
pany. The advantages offered are
the best. The vast orchards of
North Central Washington would
furnish low grade apples enough to
make big plant successful.
With motor trucks the apples
could be brought from points in all
sections of the fruit growing dis
trict. 1t seems certain that one or
the other of these big companies
will be represented in the local field
in the near future.
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49, ~-~-S ~s-' - SSaAAAA.ssSSI ~ SOlliAAAS
the work of the conference, was named
as follows; Almer McCurtain, Daven-
port; B. F. Brewer, Walla Walla;
Edgar Williams, Mohler; A. C.
Whistler, Garfield; c. w. Booth, Nez
Perez, Idaho. This committee will
take up all questions connected with
wheat and other grains, but the bag
question will be first worked out.
Delegates were unanimous in their
approval OF every speech in which
greater grain acreage was urged as a
patriotic duty.
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The Wenatchee Valley Gas and
Electric Co., has decided to build a
power plant of 1000 horsepower ca
pacity at Chelan Falls. Building
material and machinery have been
bought and contracts for the work
closed. 1t is expected to have the
plant in operation by July LIST.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29
TOWN TALK

Tomorrow being a legal holiday this
paper will take day OF.
Reverand e. II. Price returned this
morning from PalisadC.
Attorney Carey Van Fleet went to
Eureka last night on legal matters.
J. J. Oroureek is spending today in
Elko from the Spanish ranch.
w. A Welch of the Spanish ranch
is in Elko today.
Frank Nj. Hoy is at the Mayer, reg
istered from Reeds Station.
J. M. Prunty and Mrs. Prunty are
here from Charleston.
William E. Barney OF Goldyille is a
visitor in Elko today from Goldville.
J. F. POpOVich OF Carlin is spend
ing the day here.
r. N. Williams is here from Whine
mucca.
Eugene marfeto is in this city today
from Typo.
Arthur L. Clayton, Archie Clayton
and Joe Clayton are all here from
their ranch on North Fork today.
e. 3. Browne, of Jasper Nevada, is
in Elko for several days attending to
business matters.
L. r. Blewett and H. A. Blewett.
both of Typo, are visiting here from
Typo.
II things keep on as they have been
going during the past month or so
rails are going to be in demand around
this hamlet.
Band rehearsal tonight. Everybody
turn out, by order of Lieutenant Hac-
kett.
o. A. Pennoek returned yesterday
from long trip about the state on
business matters.
It is reported here today that tho
Lynn Big Six Mining company at
Lynn Is putting on more men for the
development of its properties.
Red Cross ladies are earnestly urg
cd to take part in the Memorial Da!
parade tomorrow and are requested &
meet at the courthouse at 1O:i5 a. m
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29

hibit shipments of new potatoes to
Nevada until after June 20. In view
of the present world food shortage, it
is imperative that the surplus of old
potatoes be used up before cOnsump-
ton OF the new crop commences.
Farmers and dealers are warned.
however, that any attempt at profit
eering." or at manipulating potato
prices, will not be countenanced; the
ruling is made by the federal food adj
ministrator for Nevada for mutual
benefit of producer. middlcman and
consumer, and sincere appeal is made
to the patriotism which has imbued
Ncyadans in their participation in all
phases OF necessary war work.
All Wholesale and retail grocers are
urgently requested to impress upon
their customers the vital necessity of
conserving wheat and utilizing pota-
toes for the next two months. Ru-
mors 10 the effect that wheat conser-
walton is no longer needed have been
spread but are entirely without fOun-
dauon-the wheat situation is serious
and will become more and more ser
ious until the fall crop IS harvested
Indeed, within the next thirty days Il
direct appeal will be made even to
the housewife who has in hand a
t,n-pound sack of wheat flour which
she can contribute, that she turn it
over to the food administration for
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shipment to France.

Eating the solid, firm, wholesome
potatoes OF last years Nevada bumper
crop certainly is no hardship; yet il
saves future food stuffs and wheat for
our allies.
Old potatoes are Victory Spuds."
Eat them until June twentieth,
Note-Retailers are requested to
pay To farmers not more than one
cent per pound for first grade Nevada
potatoes. Farmers who are unwilling
to comply with this suggestion should
be warned that the embargo against
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29

black mare mule, age one year, last
seen on Beaver Creek. near North
Fork, Elko County, Nevada, on or
about the 22d Of May, 1918. will pay
reward of S25 TO anyone who will
furnish information to James Dysart.
Attorney-at-Law Elko Nevada, suffi-
cient to enable me to locate and re-
cover the above described animals.
m29jl.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29

Well. we have another enemy alien
among US who now occupies seat OF
public and judicial displcasure. His
name is Louis Waskel, although We
rise to the point that it might better
bee Rascal. and he has been employed
until recently by the Western Pacific
company here. The other day friend
Rascal stepped into the superintend-
enrs office and during the course OF
a discussion that followed, he remark.
ed: The United States was wrong
in getting into the war in the first
place and the kaiser would show them
where 10 head in" Mr.. Rascal was i'm
mcdiatoly taken into custody and
charged with disturbing the peace.
His hearing has been postponed until
Saturday TO allow the federal author
tiles to make an investigation of his
case for the purpose OF determining
whether or not he should be prescott
I'd under the scdtion acts or informed
as an enemy alien. Things Of this
sort are occurring all too frequently
in this neck of the woods and il IS
about time that an example was made
of one OF these misfits Viewing il
from one side, such men rs Waskel
if their sympathios be with Germany
cannot be looked upon as any the less
men for expressing them. but n the
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29

importation of California new po,s,oa,
will be raised Immediately a, a.
first hint of an attempt to manInr,s.'
prices.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29
NO NEW POTATOES
UNTIL JUNE goth

All Nevada groCcrs are hereby no
titled tina, the California food admins
tration has been requested 10 pro
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-29

Miss Marion and Leila Mccain spent
Sunday ut the CaEier ranch in Ruby
Valley. The storm spoiled an other
wise pleasant outing for them.
One Of the little sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall. living in the eastern par,
OF town. has developed an attack OF
scarlet fever.
Let US make a first class showing
in our parade tomorrow in honor OF
our departed ones. Everyone who
possibly can do so is urged by the
committee 10 participate in the cerc-
monies.
The Southern Pacific suffered long
delay in its train schedule yesterday
when a freight train became deraNcd
near Wells and hung up the main line
for several hours. The wreckcr was
sent out to clear the track.
Tomorrow evening at $50 p. m. at
the Gaiety theatre, J. 3. Osborne, the
we'll known blind orator Of Reno, will
deliver a public address to the citizens
Of EIko on the drastic and absolute
features Of the proposed statewide
prohibition law. Admission free. La
Siee esDeriaIIy invited -r,0 %
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FOR SALE Hamilton.un and Shire
saddle and work horses. one 10 cight
years. Addrgss inquiries to Gibson
Gully, Alton, Nevada. m21rf
FOR SALE-Ford Touring car in
good condition Cheap if taken at
once. Apply lO32 Idaho merit
FOUND-A pair OF trimmed speCta-
cloa in case. Owner may have same
by CulIIn- at This office and paying for
adj W25u
WANTED. cook on a ranch
man or woman. Apply at this office.
NEST
WANTED Job work and house
cleaning of all kinds Phone 439. Mr.
Wilson, before s a. IN. or after ) p,
m w2gp.
FOR SALE Six cylinder Studcbak
or Address inquiries to O. II. Rein
} ken, LamOilIo. Nevada mop.
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old "sidekickers" here who are pilot
ing him about town and introducing
him to where the votes lie thickest.
Regardless OF what may be the poll
for Mr.. Evans here when the returns
are finally in. We can at least assure
him that he will have gained many
warm friends among the people of
Elko.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

one black mare. az, S years. brand
ed JC on left hip. and one unbranded