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FL. PA2TEDO OBRERO....
(Vicne de la "a. Pag.)

wares. cara domiTar otras classes Y
nac:onalidades. no deben sufrlrse o
scportarse mas para prevenir que Ia
propia-determinacion de los pueblos
Sc imnonga en- Ia Europa central y
Dc- consecuencia sc ponga en- pellgro
este principle en- Ia Europa. de iSua!
n que cl imrerialismo br!tanico
G e. capitalismo ingles no deben So
Dcsrtarse III sufsirse en- cualGuiera
otra parte.
"Pueblcs de la Europa Central: Es-
IA catastrofe de la raza humana. este
cisma fatal Ell e! mundo civlliEado
pueIe unicamente terminar por Ia
dcrrota del militarismo en- amnos Ia
dos contendientes Y por la victoria
cn les mismo5 de un procedimei!ito o
modo de cbrar, moral C intellectual,
recto V iusto. 81 el mundo debe sal
varse. debe serlo por la buena fe Y
raciprocidad de ambas parties en- TODD.
Por nuestra rartc, no faltaTemos
ah1:a. No Derm!tais a vuestroS go
bicrnc" empu.;ar al puebio cngles,
on lc han hecho con el russo. al te-
rcib!e diiena de elegir entire Ia con-
tinuaci6n de la guerra Y los unicos
principles cue pueden salvar al nun
do.
Isl tai election Sc mes impone e!e-
giremos la que Russia eligi5. CONT
nuarcmos Ia lucha, Hero la respon-
sabilidad sera de vcsotros.'
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Sc AM0TINAN LAS MUJERES.
(Vienc de la 1a.)

un i~ntCrcambio de articuloS y MGR
.arcias. cue sc har& sobrc bases
permanc.tcs durante ei tempo que
durc la guerra.
Una comisidn inGlcSa semejante.
encabezada por Lord Cunliffc. MEM
bro del Ccnscjo Directive del Banco
de !ngla:erra. va ha llegado a cSta
capital g iniciadf confercncias cen
cl Ministro de Hacienda, senior don
Juan Ventosa CalveIl.
Tambitn Sc halIa en- esta capital
una comision americana que Sc saoe
esta trabajando muy activamcnte So
bre asuntos re~lacionados con ell inter
cambio commercial.
Is ~indudable que el concrete de
Espana Y muy especialmente c! eXte-
rior ha tornado I'm gran incremento
en- los ultimos amos, principalmente
en- les que van trascurridos de Ia
guerra pues Sc ha visto como han
aumentado ano con ano los ingresos
al Erario &c la Nacion, per csc in
pulse.
Prueba de este, es ci anuncio Of
cial Que Sc ACADIA dc hacer por eli go
bierno sobre los ingresos habldos
durante ell aho &c 1917 Y que monta-
ron a la respectable suma de ......
1,323.OOO,O 900 de pesetas, o sea treinta
Y cinco millones mas sobre las en-
tradas del ano anterior.
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TUVlERON UN ACUEROO..
(Eiene de Ia Pa

informacioncs relatives a los pro-
rresoS de las confcrencias dc paZ
dadaS a ia pubiicidad por Ia agencla
Welt de Berlin, aitc"an Ell verdadero
sentido dc las n~egoeiacjoncs. FL Sc
c~rctar;o dc Rciacioncs E%tcrioreS,
doctor Won Kuehlmann. agreEa cl
dcspacho, ha dec!arado a los deiega-
dos rISos, que eli gohierno a!em&n sc
reserva e dcrecho para i]nterceptar
tcdas las comunicaciones que puedan
eycitar Z las masas p~upularcs "a Ale
mania.
L. Drcns7 alemara mUcstra gran
i;sgusto Dor IA lentitud conque sc
cstan Ievando a cfecto las neco-
ciacjoacs de Daz ell Brcst-L!tovsk y
lama cargos contra los gusos. de es-
;ar p-o'ongaadclas dcliberadamente.
Esta dilaci0n esta afcctando igual-
mentc Il las negociacicnes GEe cs-
tan en- nrogreso en- P~etrogrado. en-
dundc, scgun dice e. Weser ZeiDtung
de Bremen. las discusiones "elatiVas
al canjc de ~prisionros, no han tenido
ningin resultadc hasta ahora.
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faciIita trigo
q los paises de
Ia Entente
scr,iriu Especial para IL PI;INSi.

BUENOS AIRES, enero l6.-El
:Miiristro De Re!aciones Eyteriores fir
mo c. dia de hoy VI conveniO ce!e-
brado cen los Ministries Plenipctencia-
rios lie Francia e Englatcrra para IA
venta dc dos y medic miliones de TO-
neladas de trigo a los aliados dc Ia
Entente.
Segun ell propio con"enio, Argcnti-
ia les abrira crGdito a los refcrldos
PASSES, Ell eli Banco Ge Ia Nacion, por
e. importc del trigo ell cual debcra
ser pugadc en- dos amos. Sc dice que
Ell objclo De este cr6dito que. practi-
camentc, no es otra cos que un pres
tamo, es estabiliZar cl Gambia.
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TNCLATERRA NO
HVrNnlHSrn s 4
KESUNESEkA Z
FINL.ANDIA
Servirio Especial para Ia PhENSA.

LONDRES. enero 16.-Contestaado
ell Ministro de Relaciones Extranje-
ras. Nj. Balfour. en- IL Camara de los
Comunes, ,respecto 4 Ia actitud cue
5bservara IngIaterra para con En-
iandi&. ell mencionado Ministro dijo:
Es cierto que ha llegado a concci-
miento mic que los gobiernos de Ru-
STA Y De Francia han reconocido Ia
Independence de Finlandia; pero por
10 que hace al gobierno de Ia Gran
Brctana he deciGido cue antes de Gar
aingua paso forma! en- este asunto,
scra neceSario cerciorarse de que ell
pueblo rus2 convene en- Ia nucva
situaci6n.
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rrlcrrama Especial para IA PRENsA
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rrlcrrama Especial para IA PRENsA
WASHINGTON, enero l6.-La Le-
gaci6n belga ha publicado unas de
claraciones en- las que dice que los
alemanes estan extendierdo a to"a
Ia parte de Belgica que tienen en- ST.
poder. 81 sistema de impCnerieS fcer-
rs multas i las ciudadeS Y p2h!a"lo-
mes Dor las causas memo justltic&-
blas. Zele Il V que pagan, rec!eHtc-
mcnte, una muita de oghent2 mil mar
cos a u de que suS habltaHtes
pusieron de manifesto suS slmpat!as
por unos priSloneros ingleses que pa
saron por ella. Gante fue multaaa
pcruue hapiendo sido obligadoS algu-
c de sus habitantes q Trafalgar de
tr5s del frenre de 0~ataila, i2ten.aroE
escsparse. Per0 81 reO- de los "5u-
SOS cometiGos tuvo lugar en- Mons.
poblacion en- la cual el alcGlde Y e!
avuntamiento tuvieron que pagan
personalmente Ia multa impuesta. d
causa de haberse rehusado a orde-
rar fuaran tccadas las vam?aHas
cen mctiyo de Ia Victoria aicaGzaJa
nor los teutoncS en- C~apOrettc.
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Imponen fuertes multas
a las ciudades belgas
los alemaneS

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:. True translation filed Win Inc =
:. Postmaster al san Antonio. Tex, on 4.
!. an January 18th. a. required pN Z.
;. the act OF October g, 1917. ::
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Cuando ~neccsite Ebros en- espanol
a iGNACIO E. LCZANO
Us \. Sta. Rosa Ave. s. AHtoEio, Tex
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DIyERSOS

ANTEOi0S en- abono. La CoIapaifa Cr.-
mer. $40 Hicks Bldg, EsQulne dc Houston
Y ANHnIhH g.
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81 NECESIIs e1Prea1 pars cue Ncve Ea
pstscas q Ia estac!oa 0 Gamble sgs mrs
b.es hshleie g Ross;es. EeiAtoee Grcsks1
.IIi : Travis 1895.
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ci6n con e! desarme de los regimen
tos bolslleviki en- los frentes de Ucrai-
= de Rumanie !
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Aagnjficas condolences
elej6rcitoamericano
que estd Gil Francia

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/. True Translation filed with The :
: postmaster ut san Antonio. Texas. :
on January 10Th. ~ required by :
+. The act Of 0ciO5cr G, 1877. "
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.TRASPASGS-

TRiSpaS0 IA TIEEuA DE A~BARRnTES
sITUADA EN- Ell NuMERO 1903 w. COM
MERGE oT.-ALLI MlsMU ST iNFOIiMA.
co.
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.COMPRAS-

AGO muy buen prccio al contado por orc,
data y pesos mcXiCanOS. ucurran w. y.
Capurrp. 80 Z. Houston 81. t-iS)
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J. II. L g. MARRC0uIN: Abarrotes TOR
mayor. Especial atencion q las ordeEes
por correo. CaSas On san Antonio, Tex,
Y Laredo, Texas.
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VERDI eH Observation-Disclosures para coser ,
bordar marca singer. Pianos, Mueble5
y Foac3rafos. F. de los Santos, q! korts
Gan Saba Tpiefnno Travis fAi9.
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.ARRENDAMIENTOS-

Ell FiRO.-Casa de ~hueSpedes, sc rentan
CARES a sc. Y cuarlos a soc. PaScuala de
zimmerman, 2ii Sur Santa Rosa. t-SS)
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JOvEN ESPANOL deSea correspondence
con scNorita mcxicala bten educada y no
ues;a de - a 80 aios.-DireCcion: A. 5. ID.
Box 795. Red Lodge. Montana.
H2-iAO
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PESSU[SAS-

GnATIFlCARE con $500 a cuien me infor-
me del parsdeFo eXacto dc mis- hernia
no; Antonio Y Jose AryiEu respective.
inenfa. II prlIn"ro de q amos Y cl sc.
n de 80, or 'GinariCs dc Rayon. Sonora.
Mexico. DiTiiiTSn Z Francisco r.. hrri.
Zu, CpTelI, California, Via Bay Point.
t-g9l.
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VENDO dos mulas mcxicdnas en- muy bue-
mas cundiCioneS. DlrlianSe 4 Anita II.
Sacnz. 2Sg9 :. Flores -. i-l1-2-3l
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- REyTAN dos ruarlu> 4 flIn!iia mcNIcaiIa
dc dos - lTrs personals srallde>, ron buclid5
infurrIan 81 ". santa iiosa
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Sc yenden tres maqulnas, dos para enSar-
collar Y trozar en- hojalaterfa y una para
pulir en- zapaleria. Dirigirse q Teodoro Ma
varro. T3o west Commerce 81. u20l
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SUS ORDENES seran ateniiGas Immediate
men.e V a los m.smoS precios en- San An.
tonic o en- Laredo, Tex, J II. L G. Ma.
ERQQIIN.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
EMPLEOS-

Sc NECESITAN sehoritas para elaborar
puroS.-FInck Cigar Factory, iN' Wes'
Commerce ST.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-09-21
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office ct the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
September 20, 1918

Notice of Location of the Hopeso
mine in unknown mining district by
Dennis Keefe and A. H. johnson.
Recorded September 13.
Certificate of Location of the Blue
Dick mine in unknown mining dis
trict by Richard Hogsed, ]. H.
Thomas and George w. Schmidtline.
Recorded Sept. Is.
A. L. Fitzgerald to Mccoy Fitz-
gerald and Geraldine Gordon-Deed
to lots 5 and 6 in block "a. lots 5, 6,
IL and IA in block Sc, lot IA in block
81, lots 3, a, 5, G., 7 and 8 in block 43,
lots l, 2, 3 and a in block S., and lots
II and 13 in block Sc, in the town of
Eureka, together with improvements;
also. the Phil Sheridan mine in Eu-
reka mining district. Consideration
$40. Recorded September IA, 1918.
State of Nevada to George M.
Merrit-Land patent to NE Ia of
NE Id of Section Is, Twp. 18 NJ,
Range 40 E., and the NV IA of NE
Ia of Sec. 80, Twp. 10 N, Range
so E., M. D.. B. & M, containing 80
acres. Recorded September 10, 1918.
Domingo Recatume to A. E. Kim
ball-Deed to the property known as
the Henderson and Joe Vanina
ranches, together with all water
rights, etc., situate in Eureka Coun-
ty. Consideration $40. Recorded
September 10, 1918.
May Littlefair to Granville Price
Deed to lots "a, Is and 26 in block 7
of the town of Eureka. with improve
ments. Consideration 81. Record
ed September 20, 1918.
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The Distance To Berlin

In reply to many queries as to the
number of miles from the American
sector near St Mihiel to the Rhine
and thence to Berlin it can be said
that from St. Mihiel to Coblenz, the
nearest point on the Rhine, it is 10
miles; from that point to Berlin, be-
tween $50 and 1870 miles by air line.
Berlin is almost directly northeast of
st. Mihiel and about 300 miles dis
tant.
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Nevadans Are Eft

With a percentage Of Sal, Nevada
stands AZ per cent below the Ma
tional average and is twenty-seventh
in the list of States in percentage of
reflections from military camps be-
cause of disqualiications, from Feb.
10 to July Is of this year. Alabama,
with a percentage of 17.46, is at the
bottom of the list. The National
average for men disqualified at
camps because of physical defects is
5.85 per cent.
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Women on Grand Juries Legal

The legal right Of Nevada women
to serve on grand juries is established
in a Supreme Court decision recently
handed down in an Elko County case.
In a lengthy opinion Chief Justice
McCarran held that the amendment
to the constitution comforting the
right of franchise on women gives
them a legal right to serve on grand
iuries.
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Meeting Of
Republican Candidates

The Republican candidates in Eu-
reka County met at the Court House
Thursday afternoon and appointed
the following committees to act for
the ensuing two years:
Eureka Precinct-R. Mechanics.
Otis Fulton, Edgar Father. w. R.
Reynolds. D. E. Nostrosa and P.
Paroni.
Ruby RilI Precinct-John G. Kitch-
en-.
Prospect Precinct-E. G.. C. At
franchino.
Beowawe Precinct-Geo 20. D. Shultes,
F. A. Fulkerson.
Palisade Precinct-Chas. H. Rand,
Dan Downey.
Mineral Hill Precinct - l.. R.
Thatcher.
Alpha Precinct-Pete Carletti.
Diamond Valley Precinct-Eugene
johnson.
Three Bar Precinct-Bernard Da-
mele.
The date for the first meeting of
the above named committees for the
purpose of organization was desig-
mated as September 81, 1918.
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927 valderas, Jacinto, Pailsade.
1923 Orsols, Serafno, Palisade.
s29 Peroietti, Filippo, Palissde.
$50 Mead, John f., Salt Lake, Utah.
2S1 Doherty, Roger. Barth.
232 Moore, Milton Archie, Barth.
1888 Lappalaenan, August. Palisade.
234 Rice, John Brooks. Palisade.
1856 Wathen, John, Palisade.
286 Romano, James. Palisade.
SS7 Sexton. Eugene Cudehy. Pslisade'
288 Balbi, Louis, Palisade.
s39 Cobb, Earl Selvenus, Palisade.
24O Clark, Melvin Raymond, Eureka.
al Raine. Robert Franklin, Palisade.
242 George. Lane Harry, Eureka.
24s Jones, Wendell Phillips, Palisade.
244 Foster, James Adam. Palisade.
246 Smell. Thomas, Pslisade.
246 Mclean, George. Palisade.
247 Mclaughlin. Charles. Palisade.
24S Mcleod. John, Palisade.
249 Urso, Rocco, Palisade.
26O Baglyns Sam James, Tallsauo.
251 Walker. Charles Stafford. Palisade.
252 Hawkins, Wm.. Palisade.
1853 Hawkins, Nathaniel, Palisade.
254 Goodfellow, George W., Palisade.
255 Cinnabar, Ed, Lovelock.
256 Vannoy. George Edward, Palisade
257 Battln. Clarence Burton. Palisade.
1853 Jones, William Owen. Palisade.
259 Cerogioli, Edward, Palisade.
900 Maokey, Walter George. Palisade.
1851 Martinelli. Ulysse. Pallsade.
262 O'Donnell, Pete, Palisade.
1858 Oke, Edwin, Palisade.
264 Jones, Harry Leopold. Barth.
1855 Darr, Frank, Palisade.
266 Taylor, Henry, Barth.
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Death of Mrs. Laura Thatcher

Mrs. Laura L. Thatcher, mother of
State Senator L. R. Thatcher, of
Union, passed away at the home of
her son in Elko Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. Mrs. Thatcher has been
i'll for the past 10 months and her
death was not unexpected. Funeral
services were held in Elko Tuesday.
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First u. S. Senator to Register

According to a Washington dis
patch, Senator Henderson of Nevada
has the distinction of being the first
member of the United States Senate
to register under the new draft law
extending age limits to men under
torty-slx. He has filed with local
draft authorities a registration GER
titicate to be forwarded to his home
at Elko, Nevada. He is 45 years old.
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Notice to Hunters

The new migratory Bird Treaty Act
Regulations" provides that the open s..,
for water fowl Except wood duck. elder du
and SWAMI in Nevada is from September IA
December 81, both dates included. The sho
ing may begin one-half hour before nm,
and closes at sunset.
Doves, both mourning and white.wino
are also included in the Migratory Bird tn,
Act, and the open season is from the lat i
Of September to December 10, both date,
cluded.
M. MAHONEY
Deputy Fish and Game Ward,
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Tearing Up Silver Peak Road

The Silver Peak railroad, running
from Blair junction on the Tonopah
q Goldfield railroad to the Pitts
ourgh Silver Peak mine and mill at
Blair will soon be a thing of the
past The line is being torn up and
scrapped as rapidly as possible from
the eastern end of the line to the
Junction. The line is II miles long.
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boulevard for Fallon

fallon is to have a fine smooth
boulevard for pleasure driving, &C.
coroing to reports coming from that
town. The boulevard is to be three
and one-half miles long and will run
enerely around Rattlesnake hill.
ohly pleasure vehicles will be allowed
On .ne course and an effort will be
"aoe TO Keep it in perfect condition.
Subscribe for SENg1sr,-sa
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To Whom It May Concep1

Notice is hereby given to the our,
of horses, cattle and hogs in Eorp,
that on and after Monday, septem,
%, 1918, all stock running at larpe
tween the hours of Z o'clock p. m, AM
o'clock a. M, will be impounded. J
charges made for their release.
JAMES MACKEY. sber;e.
b ' a. esy- - ~
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Irrigation Project Propo,.a

Irrigation Project Proposed
A plan,to conserve the wato,,
both the east and west forks 80
Walker river, which flow tbro,'
Lyon County and thus secnra .
farmers of that district an adeon,
water supply, is being considerad
Charles A. Norcross, director
agricultural extension at the J1n;..
sity of Nevada. 1t is said lacL
water storage cost the farmers
Smith and Mason valleys Sam i
this year in crops lost.
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Classified Advertisement

LOST-A leather suit case was rece""y
while on q trip from Huntington
through Newark Valley by Manuel os"-
contained clothing and papers valusO' HI
to the owner. A reward of ten dollars w..
paid for its return to the Eureka Cssn Fl
at Eureka, Nevada.
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Miner Killed

Goivo Tilman, a miner employed
in the Great Western mine at Tono-
pah, was instantly killed a few DAYS
ago when three tons of rock caved
on him. Tilman was unmarried and
had no known relatives.
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Notice to Travellers

The Board of Commission.
ers of Eureka County give
notice to all travellers that
the County Road from the
sign board in Diamond Val.
Icy, about II miles north Of
Eureka, to Mt. Hope and Al
pha, has been closed until
further notice.
This action is taken to per.
NIT the building of a new
bridge close to Tyron Sta.
ton, better known as Garden
Pass.
r. J. REID, Commissions.
Eureka, Nevada, Sept. 10,
1918.
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AS0VSA
6 B~uschiazzo, John. Palisade.
7 Bayard, John, Mineral Hill.
8 Gibson, Richard VIM, Eureka.
9 Stollenwerck, Samuel F., Min. Hill
10 Rice, Harry, Mineral Hill.
IL Morris, Harry, Lee, Nevada.
10 Brand, Edward Richard, Elko.
10 Ellis, James True, Union Mines.
ID Weber, Paul, Union Mines.
ID Ratterree, Ase. Union Mines.
16 Ferrari, Paul, Palisade.
II Bruffey, Roger Vane, Palisade.
10 Glenn, Van Buren, Levings, Union.
10 Hing, Wong Kee, Union Mines.
20 Bianchi, Michele, Union Mines.
81 Maggiali, Luigi, Union Mines.
% King, Joseph Blackburn, Elko.
90 Leonard, Franklin Ed, Beowawe.
"a Hennessy, Martin Kelly. Beowawe.
70 MCGOWAN, VIM. Henry, Beowawe.
26 Hayden, Thomas, Salt Lake, Utah.
81 Vaughan, Harry Owens, Beowawe.
% Madden, Geo. Thomas, Beowawe.
80 Florio, Antonio, Beowawe.
30 Twist. Frank Elmer, Beowawe.
81 Fry, Frederick L., Bonnera, Idaho.
80 Churchfield, James P, Beowawe.
33 Ehreke, August H. VIM. Beowawe
"a Foster, VIM. Henry, Beowawe.
80 Bertrand, Mathew H., Beowawe.
SO White, John, Beowawe.
81 Scott, John, Beowawe.
3S Downey, Mike, Beowawe.
80 Griffin, Clement VIM. Beowawe.
40 Ramsdell, H. A., Kampos, Nevada.
Al Miller. Mark Huegh, Austin, New.
40 McMullin, John Oliver, Beowawe.
43 Ivester, Harry Julius, Beowawe.
"A Pierron, Eugene Edwin, Beowawe.
As Murphy, Frank, Beowawe.
46 Geraty, HenryLawrence, Beowawe
AZ Salgado, Pete, San Jacinto, Calf.
48 Cascare, Marcellino, Pechanga, Gal
40 Caservi, Errico, Ogden, Utah.
so Picci, Tony. Beowawe.
81 Androzzi, Joseph, Beowawe.
81 Pardini, Adolph, Harvey, Nevada.
So LAURA, Vincenzo. Beowawe.
"a Duborg, George Martin, Beowawe.
30 Hammane, George, Wells, New.
56 Pardini, Mario D., Harvey, New.
81 Maunini, Mike, Beowawe.
So Di Pietro, Pietro, Farrell, Nevada.
SO Degnameuti, Pete, Beowawe.
60 Castaneda, Prajedis, Beowawe.
81 Cervantes, Bacilio, Beowawe.
go Garcia, Juan, Beowawe.
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AS GERMAN LINES In FRANCE AND ELSE.
WHERE GIVE WAY TO ALLIED PRESSURE.
KAISER'S POWER AT HOME WAVES

MaNmaan Baden. man whose peace views are
opposed those Of roe rancrmanS has been named
German imperial chancellor reported from Amsterdam
Prince Macmillan the recognized head Of the Dcbrueck Moder
and about whom the anti miiarsc elements Of the
empire gather effort hiring negotiated peace
many places and held together only
prhnman efforts nearly the active sectors
from the North Sea Vernn The Germans appear 10 nave
reached the limit of their endurance and beginning to retreat
limited single sector but evidences
Of Il sre reported at many points along tho battle line
u,fanked imrered The the AngloBegian
La reported Menn and Roner burn
ing gans within miles o fureong and that
Lille il being emptied 81 is civilian population
Around 81 Quentin the fighting still continues but it has
apparently taken the aspect Of guard engagement 81
some points
Near Rheims dropping before the advance
Bertheo army In Champagne the enemy slowly
giving ground General Gourand northward
In the Belgian the situation critical for the
Basee would appear make
necessary abandonment Of the district Lens which the
enemy has eung persistence 1914 Lille falls the
long distance southwark be rolled
relocation OF the forces
appear be moving their heavy back from
the Flanders and from Holland that the
whole may be evacuated
British French forces definitely
Indenburg between lie Catee st Quentin
They the Somme which the line of
defense Ahead Of them rolling country which
then ose
with railroad which affords the only direct Of
escape holding from IL Fere southwark
to the Aeite reached the Germans either
bring greater power the line than any time during the
tremendous Of the Of
The 81 Gobain Sector o avoid development
North the French threaten reach the open country
They have the bill positions which afforded excellent
defensive positions ready bound forward the
lowlsnds Aisne canal they carrying
ont VIII the both the and
OF them
In the Champagne Arronne
fighting hard and be slow but the
strategy Marshal Foch evidently had this and foresaw
the north Of Rheims would have close relation with
that Yerdun.