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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Snumenfieli moittaa alna nltu-
MALTA

0erlinisiG ilmestplpd miiiifielis
men %oifafollebti, HoroiScbe 8irts.
cbaftss 3eitune, iosla mposfin on
iiiomenfielinen oiasto, (Safialais.
SuGmolaiien &ouppapboiStpflen I'D
nenfonnottaia) on iaflanfieliiesIG
tefstioiosiaon rpbtpnpt fdpttGmaGr1
Suomen falipungeista niioen iuo>
a1alniSta nimitpstG. MtenettelDniG
peritstelee leboen toimitls nj. M.
iirl1 ettG ii1omalaiiet faitpunfien nj
mitpflet poiffeaipat fofonoon itan-
oinoopiiista farpunfien nimistd,
ioten niit1 fdpttdesid firiemaibooSs
ia ia iGbfoiannnisia ietoannus moi
ooan fotonoan m1lttGG. Sellaiiia
faiipunfinimid fuin Biborg, So
fobstaot, gtpStoo, on mtuollatin.
@iel1p1 on uieosti lattlinut, ettG
SeIiingforSoloiteeIla l1betettp fire
on mennpt Seliingborgiin, tai Sell
iingoriin. - On ilaoltttoipaa por,-
tto merfille, ettG iuomaIaiiet ta,is
pitnfien nintet p6biteIlen tlilemat
%pleiiemnin ulfomoillo f1ntGntoon.
@oroiscbe. Birticbafts. 8eitung Ell
ole enGd ainoa alallaon iota tGSti
loanrme fiitt16. Mmerifosio o~iiiipien
iiiomolaisten iopii foifesia oiioimis
iesiaon, firieenipaibbosiaor, raba.
cioHiifiisfaan, uuttliSiom orterifo>
baiiifn Iebtiin |. n. c. fdptt1G pfiitt.
oltoar Sitomen faupunfien iuomas
laiiio nimitpfiid. fila ulfomaoIoi-
felle ne opat pbtd belppoia flin
rlotialoiletfin nimitpfiet. mieI6pG
ioisiofin topoiiffiSio beIponpiafin.
@itm. SnIii on omerifnIoiieIIe bels
ponpi oppio iauomoun oifein frin
ruotfaIainen ~1Ieoborg. 2anialIiielta
tannaIta on fdrfedt6, ettd Suomi
tuIee uIf0uniIla tiimetiiffi iuomo-
latfeno eitd rslotfnIaifctd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Smomem fieitolaim fnmoamimen

AsfettGin cradle 8ostonin lebs
belle SeiiingistG tulleeSia IGbtola-
nomasla ferrottiin m1ta miralliles
ii, ettG tieltolain lomelluttaminen
Silomesin On oloittm1tunut maboot
tomafii. ionfa muofii fieltolafi tuls
laan ipriGpttGmGan fpmmenefii lpuo
6efii ia fen iiiaan tiillaan mpont6-
mdGn raioitettt mdfiilomain mall
mistuS ia ntppnti.
Mistd labteistd uutinen on al
fitnia Ianniit, on maifeo mielG la
noa. 8armaa f%uitenfin on, ettei
ulltiieen fmnata fiinnittdG fomin
iurrta biiomiota. iillG fieltolatia Ell
moioa ballinnolIiiilIa toimenpiteil-
Id fltmota eitG %ipriGtt1G. lpaon pao
oitaan iiiben oinafin eousfunnarl
pGGtoS ia preiioentin lpabpistis.
joliet maboolliiesti funlo1n 1GnestDs
til. &elGn aifnna Ct ~eousfunta ole
ollut Goes fooIln, ioten mitGGn tG>
bGn iuuntaan fGppGG ~pG1tostG Ell
ole moitit litG tiet1 bpapGtipG.
@aboolliieSti ON tltlemille mal-
tiopGimille aiottu iGttGG uutiieSio
mninittu eiitpS iofo ballitifien tai
ionfun pltoluerpbmdn tabolta, mutt
ia marmana eli moioa itttenfG1n
mieIG fertoa, ettG fieltoIafi tltltai-
iiin ipri1pttGmddn ioiflitin maGra~
mliolifli. urtinen on n~Gbt1ipdsti
parltu alfuun niioen tabolta, iotfa
Ioiiimot n~1tepdniG fieltolain furnot
tuna ia pdtiiunnoin mnlmistufien
ia mppnnin iGlleen lurpallilena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

Bastorsfa Daiuttta N wiine
lauartairta mernpt lopiien fonsia
ipiettGmG1n I~oppufei1d Superior
iGrtpen rannalIe. Sitpoiioa oloo ia
pitaista ipohniStiunisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
MppSaGn

8 tuiiooen tponba, tparfta tpobes
iponen. poino 1880 lbs. I'D.
bempid tietoio beuoiesta ia binnas
to foa iii g. Hircb ct. Worrie
Soc. (S3)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&aiffi ulioet ~GdnestGiGt moiWot
titlla registeeronnoon town baoIil>
lie lnitantaina elof. Ia p. flo S:Sta
ap. flo S:oan Up.
@r1ptn Sownibip
Carl Sobnlon &iriuri (33)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

Seutimrte orwoiiat farnnos
rit tttn ostotte maanipilielpsfonei.
tame tpseIfdd Snternationol Sar'
bester Com hsotteita. Sdnottn lit.
be iTHtotttou lebnesidmrHe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Selma on lSpSettp

sSonfa ttntonerfit opat ieuraa-
mat: tpoalean rusfea mdriltGan, ies
lesid. p6asi6 ia iaIoisia on mal-
feaa. Bientd fofoa, bppd lppias
m1dn. Eo6istettiiaan omistnsoifen-
tenia iiiben iaa fen periG Mfreo
2orraintn farmiIto. sc on 2 ntni$
lia eteIddn Sronwoooista Gb. &
@ortbwest. M 81 worreIla. Bosti-
oiotte Sronpoo6, Nicb. Dor 800.
(33)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
@aSunnnt

Wlista tasn1nabeiponen pnino
$4,000 lbs. Sel6sfd poliaspoiffo.
2aoonmtt beinGf. 81 pm oomuIIa.
Bppoetddn paIfintoo mastaon pa-
lnittamnnrt
Matt Nientt
ALB @. Birie ct. Sronipooo. Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

= Yappeia on npfpGGn piStGps
tpnpt taitpungisiamane. Soiiella nil
folla oil t1Gll1 past. ltrpilainen ia
tdll6 piifolla f6m1ii past. 8ranf@
fala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Mpptdnuama

Snlpalla tiimibemoiet ia mall
iaat. Yepparo & Orirril 60. LIBEL
Id Sronmoobin pumppubuonetto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
sisfen Suomesba

asfen Suomesta iaapuneet
pastorit lluiitalo ia &aren iaarnaa
wat faniallisieuratunnan tirfosia
emf ilrnnilntaina Flo $50 op. 91pt-
tpfoon &erran bnone.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
@aSbbnrm isis.

ON ieninaariIainen @ntti 3opra
tt. 20. 81 ia 90 p:wind ia pitbiiii
pniffotiinnaIlo tarfemnin madrdts
tpnd oifotna ia puifoisia.
q. 81. 2rdnffdla
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Sofia on poistannt pafolliiem aie-
pelwpllifnnSen

Berlin. = 2afi iota poistaa pa
folliien Observation-Disclosures SafiaSiu,
bppafipttiin faniallistofoutiesia
%nastustaipan ioufon fiipaasta mas
tustlpfleSto blolinntta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
arite @oiuntd

8altpelustnni ball,aipille ppp6dn
buomo,tttaa eta Glen td1pattapisia
poppilasla oinoostonn emf lauon-
tatna flo 2 iGlfeen iild leuroaluan
wiiton arftpGimGt pietGn Safe Sns
PERFORM ronnnllo. SGrteisiG aiiois
ia pppoGn f~G1ltpmdGn past. Sulo.
len puoleen pubelimilla 598 ia
715Ws.
81. @aIunto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

= Ocontonisio, 8is. on mlltnn
piffu poifa iuollut i1Gfeuma-astiz
aan fun funii putoii bdnen pitfu
faltlalleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
SromtpooStm ia D,itp* it,ttiiia

Antakaa puhelmela tieo Autta jane kaikista tapahtumista in crit.
t4inkin suomalaisia koskevista, hten teette hyvan palveluksen lh.
dele ia yleisone. Auttajan puheinnumero on 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

= Ners @i35ie @ricfIon, @arSb-
field, Ore. on Iabioittanut Iuttas
iolle $1.00. &iitos Iabiostanne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
WHGtpsretfen

Sonan pariinaiiesia merfitpficss
ia tefiwdt Sronpoooin ia pmpdriS-
ton pstGipdt alma MUntrealia, isis.
mpoten allefirioittnneitten mo If.
6 p. @1fe1 of min palion ettei
pienitn buoneiiiimme, iotta wielG
faifen liiafii olipat maalaufIen al
la, taifti mitentdGn mobturteet. Scr
u. &opro pitt pstGmien puolesto
b%ailsfan pubeen ia ojenii fauniiu
rabalabian iosta taifesta FUN
mpostin muista tlomiiistanne lau'
iumme parbaimunat tiitotiemme,
Satfutoon pbteispmnarrps ia pstG
mpps eoelleenfin Serran tposiG.
0stGmppoeIl1
&ola ia &aarlo Snlonen ikfd laplei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

= &uomattan tGanGnpdiwainen
ompelnieiiran fofous Wrs u. WtGen
Iiiona. SielId pubuu post. Salos
men.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

Sastorit rluiitalo ia &aren
inapuipat paittafunnallanme Ell
len. Sertpetulon!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
SnmalanpalWelnffia @osebie
sSrpn couuteisSa

Ednadn torstainn on bortausbet@
ii ia ompeluieuran totous Wrs Or
milo WtGen lliond flo 8 Italia. Yus
b1ul past. Salonen. Eertpet1loa.
@nii l%unmtntaina iluttalanpalWe-
lns ia IS. g. @btoolliien mietto
Sronmoooisia Ito $50 ap. Bltbus
Wat pastorit uulitulo ia &aren.
&llniaS folebti.
@nii %Ilinnuntaind onrpeluIellran
fotous ia bnrtal1sbetfi 8eSIemerisid
Scr YerGlGa farmilla flo 2 ipp.
Serpetltlon. Waboolltiesti m%ieraito
pltbuiiafin.
@nii Iunnuntuina iltaiumolanpal
tpelus 8afefieloisid flo s Italia.
Btbu,pnt pastorit llitiitalo ia Sea-
zen. &uniaS folebtt. 8ofoonmataan
raittiustalolle.
@nit iunnuntaina bartausbetti
ia BobioisfplGn umpeluieuron to-
folts Nrs Siaac &osten lltona flo
8 Italia. Sermetuloa.
Siistaina II p. iltoiumalanpal-
pelns S. rs. @btoolltlen fansia
Sron @eltisiG flo 8 Italia. Bubua
past. llliIitalo. 'Niinias olanotto.
EorstnIna 10 p. iltaiuanalanpals
ipelus 8eSiemerisi1 flo s italia.
B1ibuu past. uuiitalo. Saapufaa
fultlemaan.
Beriantaina 90 p. pubuu pastori
uuiitdlo @rmin fpldn topnboalilla
flo 8 Italia. Sermetuloa.
6unmtntai1ta % p. ultoilmaiub-
lat Saronisia Scr &elton puistoss
ia altaen flo 10 up. Sertpetuloa
tauenpaatin.
Surm1ntaina % y. bartausbetfi
ia onpeluleiirdn totous Uteaopllles
fa Mrs Com Sariun luouo flo 8
Italia. Serpetliloa.
&astettu: Soimo ia Inna Sobn.
ionin poita, Soipo &uoolf, ipnt.
Sromoooisia beindt. 5 p. ia tastet
tim tt. s p. Sllmalan iiinausta.
@ibittp: @mioliittoon Wibittiin
peridrtaina tt. 6 p. Scr Watti e.
liaslon ia Niss. Sppne Si0bloan.
@htoren parin foti tulee olemaan
8afefieloisi6. Snnea ia Sumalan
~liitnoitsta.
Arite @aiitntd
6tO 6. &per ct. Bnbelin 9S9
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

l~lIfoilmaiublat Weoo,pillesia
mime i"unmuntaina muooostuipat
b~ausfoifii. 8ubeita oil uieimpio ia
fuuliiat ieuraiipat tartfaawina es
iitptiiG. gritpiienG piirteerai noilfa
iitblilta iGi tdmdn firioittaiaan ie,
ettG pubuiat iaiipnt wapaasti mir
moffeita. GsGin tabtoiipat meabpil-
lelaiiet ieurata &aamatun neiipoa:
Sofa epanfeliumin %iaarnna, on
fiitG elGnG."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

paiffafuntaIaiiet, lrfeton leb
oesidmre ilmoittntpien Iiitemiesten
ilmoitufiial
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
= Nrs 8nlter Saapoia OH Of
Tut wierailemasia SsbpmingisiG.
@anbo olutteboas

8anbo olutteboas pobiois
puolella alfna ola maan taialla
&pnG fe iiind onfin ieutlia rumen'
tanut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

Baiffafitnran futuipaunimat
tut toboapot t%lntutpasti nGina Poi
MIND. 5 ienti niemasta ioa mofiao
itu6en tufIon mlfaan 7 ienttiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12
Mers Grief aorte Ganaoostc

on olIut mierailanasia pobioisfp-
lGllG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

= BppoGn ilmoittna fGnIalaiiil>
leni, ettG olen fofeloana toisturli-
ieen @ogebic fauntin iberiffifii ME
mitpstpaoleisia eIof. 81 p. 1920.
Toipon ettG rebellinen ia palpas
toimintani on tnnnlistoipa fania-
laiiiani dGnestGm6dn minut ebbofs
taafii ianotuisia pa~aleisia. ystd-
tpGlliiesti
Sins. &osfie
@ogebic fauntin fberiffi @ol. aom)
D.
= Sitomattan tGanGnpdinGinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-12

@osebic fauntin fberiffi Wol. obw)
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
ONE MILLION RUBLES
 ADAY LIVING PRICE
American Buys. This Amount for
 S25.OO in Crimea

Sebastapol. Crimea. Aug. 26 (By the Associated PressD .--Onu million Don rubIcs wcro purchased for s25 here today by tho correspondent. but aftet- ward he paid sO.0oO rubIes for a meal 10000 moro for short cab ride. and at tho cloyu of the day was a bankrupt millionaire. Crimea is in an unhappy situation. It has a. 900. 900 rubles. but no real money. and thero Ia IittIo to buy here.
 Tho hurbor is filled with idlu and disabled warships and merchantmen. There arc no carSoos on tho docks: street cars have been stopped be- cause of tho lack of .-oal; stores havo no stock.-and streets arc descrtcd ex- cept for an occasional carriage. some wounded soldiers or armed patrol men.
 Tho only lifo here is on tho beaches. at the part at tho entrance to the harbor. Thero bathers. for tn" most part women and wounded office ra and soldiers. pasa tho timo when not read Ing bulletins from the various south Russian fronts at tho official news bureau. These bulletins afford de- pressed Crimeans much encourage ment.
 Most women havo no hats. but wear
  heads. Many are without stockings, hut are charming nevertheless, In bright. inexpensive gowns which they dignify with an erect and independent carriage suggestive of American wom- cn.
 Six years of war have not broken the spirit of south Russian women. They carry on" with the slight means at their disposal without complaint. aud give whatever encouragement they cnn tr men battling with tho Bolsheviki along the Dnieper river and in the Don and kuban territories.
 Scbastapol. with it's idle dock yards and railways operated only for military purposes. has not in spite of It's s0.OOO inhabitants, the dynamics of q city one-tcnth its size. The old Russian naval base has lost all its brilltancy. most of it's warships are rusting at the docks'and it's industries arc closed. The civilian population is awaiting resumption of export trade which is necessary. tor the bettcrment of the exchange situation and the restoration of normal trade condi- ttons.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
PLAN AIR ROUTE.
Canada -to-Islands Flying Service Is
 Planned by British Firms.

Tho linking of Canada with the West Indies by an aeria! service ia reported to bo the ultimate object ot n syndicate which has been formed by a group of British firms for the pro- motion of citil flying in the Ser mudas. According to the reported plans of tho syndicate, tho route will be from a point in Nova Scotia to the Bermudas and thence to all of the West Indian islands. to British Hon. duras and Demerara. ,s o. -. e.
 The company is said to be planning for a series of flying. stations at suit able points in the West Indies. Ar rungements are nearly complete for making a start at Trinidad. the most important British island in the south or the group and within easy flying range of the South American coast
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
SUSPECT WELL GUARDED
Man Thought to Re Leroy, Wanted in Trunk Murder Case. Will Be Closely Watched.

Buenos Aires. Aug. .6.--When the British steamer Dryden reaches Mont evideo. Uruguay. on September :. the police authorities will probably re- move from the vessel a man believed to he Eugene Leroy. who is wanted in Detroit. Mich. in connection with the murder of a woman believed to be his wife. The man, who was placed under arrest on board the ship when she reached Rio Janiero early this week. declares he is. Morris Fox of Toronto, Canada.
 Should the time Of the vessels ar rival at Montevideo make the work of removing the prisoner inconven- tent, he will remain on board until the ship arrives here. In either city he will be held pending positive idcn- tification.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27

Philomena Isiselo. - years old. grandmother Of Jamca Litterello. ot 10 Waldron street, Corona, l.. l.. dis appeared from his home last Friday.
 Last night Litterello thought she might havG eloped and ho asked the police of Corona to investigate. The latter went over the records of the Marriage License bureau in Long Is- land City without finding her name, and have notified the license clerks Of other nearby towns.
 The name of the possible bride groom is secret she refused to share with her grandson.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27

NJ. R. PARKINSON.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
Special Notice.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
 Michael Parkinson of Bristol. W. Y.. N. II. .S H. railroad conductor, and Anna Glynn oi Clark street wera married September 26. 1919. in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
HAS GRANDMA PLOTTED?

Missing Mrs. Risclo. 7.. Spoke of
 Marriage to Grandson.
 After having repeatedly spoken to him of her plans to get married, Mrs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-07
Will H. HAYES
COMES TO RENO

Will H. Hays, chairman Of the
national republican committee, will
be in Reno January 15 when he
expects to meet representative men,
bers of the party for a conference
on the future action to insure sue
cess of the party in Nevada at the
next election Citizens from all over
the state are expected to be there
and 1t is believed that the occasion
will cause an outpouring Of those
who desire to restore Nevada to its
proper place in the electoral count.
A special sleeping car will be as
signed to Tonopah and Goldfield If
twenty republicans signify their will
ingness to make the trip. Tonopah
alone should furnish enough active
republicans to complete the compile
ment Those who will go are urged
to send in their names to J. Grant
CIumley county chairman, Hugh H.
Brown, or W w. Booth, in order
that reservations may be made both
for the Pullman and hotel.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-07
WHITING Mine
ON THE BOOM

John Bradford finds the whiting
industry which he established and
built up in the Amargosa valley,
growing to such proportions that he
and his son are unable to fill orders
without securing additional equip.
ment in the way of caterpillar trac.
tors aud trucks for hauling the clay
to the railroad station. In order to
keep pace with the demands OF the
paint trade for the excellent pro-
duct of their mine the Death Valley
Whiting company has been organ.
ICED with a capitalization OF 500 900
shares of which 250OOO shares re-
main in the treasury. the balance
being sold at 25 cents a share The
officers OF the company are: John
Bradford president, John Bradford.
Jr, vice president; Mrs Della f.
Seipp. secretary aud Elmer Goetz
In the board Of directors
Mr. Bradford without any outside
assistance has developed one Of the
best paying industries in Nye county
and reports that be- has more orders
than be- can ftll lie Is engaged IN
deliyertnE 900 tons a month 10 the
West Coast Calctue company oi Los
Angeles aad Hsrsteld 4 Bannister.
OF ~su Francisco one hugg cater
pillar tractor s employed runn.aE
Isv 8ad ulght and villa another
machine thf pfosiaefioB raali BE-
rtlsaa trpm te8 % aae TINS a m1atb
NHasaf ayeEgFHsd.BE che marksg
fss sht.ns g usat In tts aauafts
fafe - paIHt and is Sail la he tie
eaFHs1 t1FusfH8 kHesa iH fas trade
Nr sstt wH b. made 60 saisF tha
aaataE8 w#Fsaf He faa rffffe maa
fEsH ~ faa Taaeah a ftswataE
b assefafas vs saftem Ines
$50 e vaW fs waK F8ts thAf
sH Raf psafs Ntv waa afa
fsa HekF MBaffa rsssfeF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-07
I3 DEGREES WAS
LOWEST LAST NIGHT

The lowest temperature during the
past tweuty.four hours was lS de,
grees at midnight With the wind
blowing at the rate OF thirty-six
miles an hour this made the sensi.
bile temperature equal TO a below
Earo reading The wind ot the prev.
.uas uirhf registered ftty,ejght mikes
far a tvemluute period the worst
aver Experienced Ia roaopah during
January Another record Was broksa
taa ame ajght vhaB a velocity Il
farF miles an hour tor the faH
..ssg minutes vas tsH Oas ~ the
Henmmuir rer'afs showed forty
s.shf mflsa aa tns t.al az tss Uuiied
faas veafbrr bHrsau raIs morn
-F fha Hnn stars hrifht sat clear
rf Nt aff af EafamatsF haa "a
fueaf fHfaHsv haf .ss forecast
-arf -arfnf slt wHbaat aay sffa
~ reaf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-07
RAID ON |. v. v.
ROOMS MADE BY
OFFICERS TODAY

Officers P. o. Harris and Ralph
Sweet today searched the premises
occupied by George Kinser, former
chairman Of the ball park meetings,
Mike Moriarity, acting secretary Of
the l. W. W. and Mickey Sullivan,
avowed leader of the Butte contin-
gent in Tonopah. The action was
taken at the instance Of Harry H.
Atkinson, district attorney, who
swore out warrants on which the
officers acted Nothing OF an in.
eliminating character was found in
the room occupied by Kinser but at
Moriarity's place a quantity of Red
literature was unearthed When the
officers searched Sullivans cabin
they found nothing, but later they
went to another room where the
strike leader also resides and were
rewarded with evidence that was
submitted to the distrIc, attorney
for action
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-07
PARTY STANDS
BY PRESIDENT

tHy Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, Jan. "A resou-
ton indorsing President Wilson's
stand on the peace treaty and rec.
ommending his efforts to establish
the league of peace, is to be laid
before the democratic national com.
mrtee at its meeting tomorrow with
the backing OF the committee Off
rials III have, anything to do
with it the resolution will be so
clear as to leave no doubt about
our position We are behind the
president" Chairman Cummins said
after consultation with party leaders
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NEW SURPRISE
IN simon LEAD

NINA. New, Jan. THE Simon
Silyer-Lead mine has again come to
the fore with two OF those surprises
for which 1t is becoming famous
The first Of these occurred on the
last day of the old year, when the
final round Of shots on the 4OO-foot
level in the east drift beyond the
big fault exposed two-foot vein of
high grade ore. This ore Is identi-
cal in value and appearance with the
ore exposed on the 300-foot level
and IS manifestly q segment OF the
same ledge, thus proving the con-
tihuance Of the orebody for at least
another hundred feet in depth.
Further work in this drift has
been discontinued for the present, as
the MANAGEMENT has determined to
concentrate on the sinking OF the
shaft to at least the 60O.foot level
IN prosecuting this sinking the sec
ohd OF the surprises occurred at
about thirty feet below the 400-foot
station where vein was opened up
about one foot wide which assayed
over 'io per ton. The vein has
since widened out to about two and
ohe-hali feet. and is the more re-
narkable because OF the fact that
Tie shaft is supposed to be over
twenty feet in on the footwall.
The SlverLead company has pur-
chased q number Of houses At near.
'' camps and Is moving them in
and feii''Ing them. in order to pro
vide Accommodations For the rapidly
increasing force ~ employees
TIE camp Is an exceedingly busy
pace these days. as everything pos.
Aals h being done 10 insure the
oata1 % everyone 4 postoifIee
As q school have been placed In
'sa@af.na and she residents are
H'lafed % face the winter storms
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MEXICO MAKES FALSE
REPORTS ON KILLING
BY FEDERAL OFFICER

shot and killed by Mexican fed
eral army officer at TuXpan Decem.
ber y, according to advices to the
state department from the American
consul at Tampico.
Mexican authorities first reported
that Porter had been accidentally
shot by a companion in a party re.
turning from a dance Investigation
by the American consul is said to
have developed, however, that he
was shot by an army officer. Por-
ter's home was Fullerton, Calf. This
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MAKINGPLACE
FOR RADICALS

WASHINGTON Jan. TO pro,
vide a place Of concentration for
radical aliens taken in recent raids
by the department Of justice. the
department OF labor today took
steps TO reopen Ellis Island. New
York. 20 It's full capacity. Assur.
ances were received that sufficient
funds would be forthcoming from
congress to enable the department
20 handle deportatioas without az
fjculty It was said
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EX-KA|SER
Will RELY
ON DUTCH.

AMERONGEN, Jan. ALLIED de-
mands for extradition Of the former
German emperor, in which it is
known that America will not partici-
pate, are expected at The Hague
about January Is. Recent dispatches
have stated that Count Hohenzollern
might surrender rather than en-
barrass the Netherlands government
but it is authoritatively reported
that he will rely on the protection
of Holland and her refusal to honor
the allied demands.
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COMPENSATION
FOR DIPLOMATS

IBN Associated PreszI
WASHINGTON, Jan. Minimum
salaries Of $4,000 for ambassadors
and $4,000 for ministers with gov.
erument embassy buildings were
recommended to the house foreign
affairs committee today by Secretary
Lansing