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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
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Modnerf, tdtig I'M Hrin5ip, un5 Ell.
mes, oie l1rfabe at beieitigen, tDie es
in Ser gebanoIlng un6 9eilung dro-
niider &rnnfbeiten ser 2eber, Nierert,
6es Meogens 1no Ser g~ingeueibe not.
men6ig 1T.
Cine gebnn6lllng, pelde oas miioe
berurtergefon1n1el1e Ml,siebe1 tpeg-
nimu1t, Die @efihtsfnrbe reirigt, sic
|3mfuIotiort erfriidr uno quite sc.
fanobeit er5eugt. sic greifen oie nirf.
Idle urfaden elmer berbdrteter1 Sc.
Der, in 11%noro1r1,ng gebradter @inge.
neioe 1n6 zines ourd chamber &c.
|brndten Sic ger6au1ng b%ef0r5ernoen
|sDitems on.
Heo groB 2eberpinen beiIen Ser.
ftopfnng, idledten Nteur uno Nasen.
beidtperoer. Mufgernndt IN ubrformi-
gen, nit Gdrnuben beridloHeneu
GIdib1en. @erfauft bon apotbefen,
ODER ididen Sic mad Rea Bros, Mir.
neapoIis. Breis IS Gents. 9os @d-
te bot sic Meo GroB Snidrift ge-
lorudt anf Ser sd5ndteI. - an5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
&pnbeutiou ser geraarbeiter.

Jrnnffurt, q. M., Ii. Mtgult. -
Scr bier tager6e @ongreB Ser irterna-
Itionnlen Observation-Disclosures fat
beute er1ergiid 5tenung gegen irgeno
welde ipdteren Rriege genomnen. Ct
bat auf gorfdIag ser belgifben Dele
Cation beidIoiIen, elmer RriegserfIdr.
ing nit einer1 @eneraIitreif at beant.
norten. Sic 8efurtuorter oes Mntrags
rebn1en on, oaB oie gimteaung oes
gergbalts auf Ser gar15en grbe ieoer
4riegsfiibrurg EN- gnbe n1aden tuer-
De. Cine Snterbertion bon Geitten Der
europdiiden Nrbeitridnft i'm an1eri-
fanifden Roblenitreif tpuroe 511r Tn
m6eIidfeit ge11ndt, 90 oie 8ebotte
6ariiber, melde berte ftnttfan6, re{uI.
tatlos. berlief.
gbe oiefe 9ebatte geifrofen tpur.
.oe Dies @iniam Nehitbb, elmer Ser ant
erifaniiden 9eIegnten S%arnufbin, ME
a1iBerorbenffih frdftig Sic braiidfer
@rubennrbeiter Ole on1erHnndert
Qusfd16igen unferifnker f0rnten.
Benr1 sic ergIiide Hegierung Dernn-
lnBt mer6en f6r11te, 6ie Ausfubr bril-
&oble nod oen Ser. 6tnaten at
berbietert, miirbe oos bieI onau bei-
trngen, 6en Gfreifern gum Siege at
berbeIfen. Sic britiide Delegation Der
prnh Bel ser 9ein1febr sic Code Ser
briifden Observation-Disclosures
bor5uleger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Yafaaiere enolid erl5f.
@an Bernarbino, guI., Is. Mu

Can B%ernarbino, Gal., Is. Mug.-
Gin aus u1ebren 3ngen 5uiammenge-
telter 3ug nit ied5ebn Bage11, bie
init RnHagieren angefiM iin6, mel,
DE BRET Gage lang m Neeoles uno an
m6eren 81r1ften III ser Buite feit-
iaBen, befm6en iid a1f Dem Bese Bier
fer un6 miro IN 5ieier Nudt eintref.
fen. Semi 3ug fdbrt cine 2ofomotiDe,
auf Ser iid 8unoesmarfdals befin-
e1 bornl1s.
Ser 3ug bringt $50 BnHagiere. 5.
St. 5itdcod, @eneraneiter, u,1o S. g.
@abl, SUPERINTENDENT Ser Suntn
Sc Babn, begleheten BEN 3ug. 3pei
alte 2ofomotibfiibrer fonen Sic 2ofo=
motibe be6ienen. Ser 3ug tultroe Ser
Gtreifs tpeaen bon SEN 2enfern ber-
lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
babe11. tells aug benz beiouoeren Sill

baben, tells aus Dem beionoere11 Sn.
gltngsfoa1os.
4us gntente : gelbern tuurbe ~
~pro8entige Greibeifsanleibe Der brit.
ten N11sgd6e I'M RenntDerf BON $64,
1877, 900 ei1gel6ft 0nau 6ienten 3ab-
'lltngen Granfreid,s, @roBbitanriens
.5erbiens, lotDie Elm getrug bon nidt
gong 100000 bon &l1ba.
I'm MiBberiHdnoniiIe boraubeugen,
betont Der Sdabnmtsiefretdr bob Sic
bier getnnnr1ter 3ablungen bon gnter-
te 2df1oern nidts nit Ben eigentli-
den 4riegsanleiben oiefer BET BEN Ser
5taater1 at thin babe1, 0eren Stumble
r1rrg IN Ser nadfbiiten 3eit ~geregelt
iperben ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
8enton County Tair.

9R oiesidbrige Muslteaung
Der 8enton County Sair-NHoeiatior,
'melde IN friberen Sabren fih zines
groBortigef1 3ulm1fs %erfreltte, miro
Greitag fommenoer @ode anf benz
id)0nen, cuffs Bette eingeridteten
5airplabe 5tniiden ct. gIono urb
.Sm1f Napios er0ffnet urb iiber Sen
.Sonntug binaus fortgeiebt per6en.
.Die 8earnten Der Gair 4ifoeiation ba-
ben hb nIe RHbe gegeben, Sic oies-
mbrige 6air at elmer belebren6n unb
5ugleid miifunten at MAIDEN, eele6-
reno 6rr6 Die bielen N1stel1ungsge-
genitdn6e un6 bergniiglid uno err
beiterub 6urd oie bielen unterbalfun-
gen, fir ofe a1f Dem M1sffellungspla-
BE beiteus geforgt 1T. gor anem miro
5ie DEMONSTRATING reidIid b%ertreten
|iein un6 %betueiien, oaB bie 5armer Ole
fer 8egen6 es Dor aaem nuf einen
Nuben bringen6en Biebitan6 abgeie-
ben baben Damn sic M~l1steal1ng bon
(6arm- ur15 @nrtenproouften 1Die cine
|folde bon Obif, ourb 6ie altgenidein-
lid heDieien miro, BOB oieie 8egeno
fidb fir eine ser beifen lnnouirtidaft-
lihen @ebiI6e I'M Gtnat eignet, uno
n1td I'm boben Noronefte1t Hroo11f-
tie ON 0H ieglider 5orten er5ielt
uer6en f6nnen, Sic BON Nidteinge-
Deibfen rrm6gIi6 erndtet neroen.
San0urbeiter1 1tno Sd1tInrbeiten tper.
BEN auf Ser Ausftenl1ng 51 ieben fem,
Die be5ergen, 6aB IN @l1nff 1trb u-
gen6Iider Bifeniduft oieier SeiI
bes Gtaates nit an ser 5pike gered-
net nerben barf, un6 on gergniagen
al1er Mrt miir6en Sic Gairtnge es nidtt
na1ngeln Iafier, 10 5aB ELM ieoer, Ser
Die 95air befudt, gIeidpiel Of Ser Nus
biloung o6er 6es gergniigens meger,
feline @rtDdrtunger1 1tn6 feline Wiiu-
f9e bona1if befrieoigt feben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

&rdften oabin au ltreber1, Die bl1rd
Sen Rrieg berbei gefabrte tpirtfdaft
lide uno politiide Rrifis 3 I Auf
riittelungo es golfes n1s.
5urusen urb onbur9 bie 8efeitigunq
ser fapitaliitiiden alafienberridaf1
an beidleunigen." 9as mar alio bus
Brogrnnm Der 5osinl-9 Democratic
Dor DEM &riege ffur Ben Saa eines
&rieges. Ser Rrieg lit gefor1nen ur0
oauert nun ido1 bier Satire (im S.
1879, aber no 1T ste gertDirfliduug
oieies ariegsprogramnrs2 statt BEL
len ieben mir, uie aaidb Sic Go5ial6e-
moffrafie gleid au anfang oes arie=
ges ir benielbetu eirgetreten 1T.
9at benin Die So5ial-De mofrntie Die
les 9rogran1m gera6e III bem 3eit=
p11nft fanen gelaifen, nls fie busielbe
|beruirfliden folte2 Saben lie geieben,
5aB tie 5u fdtpuh CUR 9urdfubru1rg
oefielber wuren, ODER erfannten ite i'm
Augeublife Der 9urdfibrung sic I'm
bnlfbarfeh bieies Brogramms2 SIT
bieies ser Jan, Damn miiiien iie foIge-
ridtig nltb cine 8ebiiion ibrer gan5en
8eltanidnuung nornebmen, benin mir
bube11 geieben, baB oieie 8eltanidau-
I|ung 1~tnbebingt ait benz repolutiona-
rem 8rogramm fibreu muB; ooer bo-
ben iie fir ben &rieg geitiurh, neil
iie boffen, bob oieier enolid Sic lang
eriebnte rmirtfdofflide unb politiide
&riiis" bringt, bie our nAufriittelung
6es Bottles" 5. +. CUR Hepolution aus
genutt peroeu ioa. Wa6glib ndre
es aber aud], tuie idon geiagt, oaB Ste
5o5inloemofrutie erfuunt bnt, 6aB
iie nod 5u fdtpad iei, oieies ariegs-
programme ourdaufiibren, Damn mfg
ten mir annebmen, SOB lire ieBige Sim
fenn11ng Ser Staatsoron11ng MIR ei11
Sbeinrud5ug mare, u11o ionit more
ous offene 3ieI Ser HeDolution muir
at einem gebein1e1 u1r0 nlio au et11em
nod f9linmerer1 1tnb gefdbrlideren
getporoen. 9osielbe gilt BON Dem
&fe Ser So5iaIoemofratie gegen
Die Neligion. Eatia9e 1T bier eben-
faQs, Dob lire gertreter, tpenigtens
IN fntbolii9en @egenben, 11idt nlebr
10 often gegen 6ie &eligior1 %a1iftreten,
oenn fie babe1 geieben, 6aB iie oomit
ntdt 5u ibrm 3iele four1en, ionoern
n1uruer mebr 6os BoIf abitoBen; oes=
Degen 1T a6er lire Mrbeit I'M @e=
bein1en I'M 10 GROCER un6 Tim 10 ge=
fabrlider g%etuor6en. 8iefes nriiIen
mir uns tets Dor M1tgen bnIten, oanit
mir gegen bteie neue un6 groBe Sc
fabr Ser INSTRUMENTATION Mglta=
tion getpoppnet fin6.
Gortiebung folgt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

mdrtpah befdmpft baben, baben iid
iebt entidloffen ibn at unterituben.
Gem 5enator iino aus allen Eeilen
oes Stnntes 3uiiderungen IopnIer
unterftubung 5ugegnngen. 9as De.
u1ofrutiide 6td0tfomitee bon Gt.2o,t.
Is, 6ns iid IN Be 8rimdruabI 11idt
oariiber einiger fonnte, men es It'll.
terifusen ionte, bat iid nlnmebr en6-
giiltig fin Gee6 erflGrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Sttt &antpf NIT Oesaa
Oemti6en gosia.
liStnMS.
(Nep. Mattb. Selfen, gadman,
Minn.)
Gortieknr1g)

Mnoers bte uid]tdriItlide 8eltan-
itauuns. 9ieie beruirft Soft OILS Den
Gdopfer uno grbalter ooer Senfer
ser @elt. Sic gebt aus bon Ger 9eb-
re ser gntpidlung, bebarptet allo,
oaB iid Sic 8elt a1mdblid ielb1t se-
biloet uno entrpidelt babe obne Oas
Ginsreifen elmer gottlid)en Moht- 3u-
crit ioa Sic &eIt cine lebloie uuge-
forute Maife gespeieu iein, Damn tam
getpesung unS Ssben, 5rerit nod in
elmer nieoern Sorm, sic Iih admdb-
Iih at intu1er boberer Sorm euttpidelt
baben ion; 10 ieien entitaroen: 5aerlt
Bflansen, Damn Siere u11o idlieBlih
Ser Menid, aaes burd Selbitentuid-
lung I'M Sample Inn oas Dafein. gs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
geridt i6er Chilling boz, Jrei.
beifs . MnIeihe.

8aibington, 9. g., Ia. Mug.
Ginr bonn Shoson1tsiefetdr Mel-
Ion IN @ofbingtor1 altsgegebener Be-
ridt teiIt mit, oaB I'M obgeIanfenen
&edn1ingsiabr 6reibehg . uno SIZE
gesanleibe gum HerrntDert bon $347-
i7333, 900 gege1a $685., 849, 899 bar elm
geIoif noroen iiro. tells aus @eI0err,
6te gntente Climber al.riifbe5abIt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
boraulegen.

! 9ie @utb, Sic Ser MidluB see
gerfrags BON Roponn entfeeiIH bat,
benefit, boB 9eutidGun5 BOD nod
nidt 10 ohnmdhtig III, nie feline Ste
giernng bisber geglnubt bdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

NJ MINNESOTA
TATE FAIR
p>nt ?. bis 9. sep
t<fnb<r 1922
Muto- &euucn, Sig. 6aueoabl in ieinem 8
Meilen eine Ginute Mutomobi( uno SO.
9iptiion &eunion, 5onnta9, 2. @eptem=
ber.
Gillian 8opers fieeenoer ;3irtus-
2i(ian 8oper in Ya1a9en BON Nuto gu
einen1 nieorie hiegenoen 9uftl6iff por Der
Gmporbubne uno in afrobatil6en &unffen
in Der Suit. @9auernoer &f 3ptl9en
ape; &f=2uftldiffen in Der Na6t, berr=
lid tanmtniert nit 6eueruert.
@r. Carriers Sau6erpfero in pier3i9 SUB
@prung.
0uteno eroBartiee @auoeoille= uno 3irtus=
Mte auf 99aubibnen por Der Gnpor=
babne.
Muto Yolo ieoen Na9mttta9 unb Mbeno.
@6auipielarti9es Geuer,perf uMpfic Gbtnd"
ieoen Nbeno.
Bferoerennen $22, 100000 in 8orien, 4, s., T.,
uuD 8. September.
Muto> Gennen, Mitttpod, 6. September uno
Samfaa, 9, September.
6. 81. Mortbam @6oufellungen, 25 Nttrae= ,
$1,000, 10000 8ieb= uno @efd9el=Ausfeaun9.
@robte Tarmprooutten=Nusfel in Der Welt.
$500, 100000 Snternationale Sum t1Derfe=Nus=
feaun9.
so Nder Der %neuefen TTarm=WRal6inerte.
@roBe Yferoeausfelung abenos, 4, s., g., Z,
uno 8. September. BarpreiIe S., 1885, 90.
Noromef Nutomobil=Nu sftelung.
unaebeure pereinte 9arfelunq bon @taats=
9epartements. fdblernes Mai6inenge=
bduoe.
Concentration bon Glub=Mrbeit bon $50 Rna=
ben unD Wdoden int neuen &noben= uno
Observation-Disclosures
golfdnbiges Gebduoe bon eleftrii6en Nus=
feIun9en.
Austelung BON Trauen= uno &inoer=Nrbeit.
9ubeno peri6iebene Muiffapellen uno Or
DIETER.
6a6rpreiS ein 9rittel Der 6i11<
m110 9eriabrt anf alien
Giietbabnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Gelb &c uerleiben

auf fultipierte Jarmen. Niebrige
|3insraten nit 8riuilegium our BDrz
uusbe5nblung.
JOHN m. EMMEL,
SC. Cloud, Mimi.
715H ct. @ermainftraBe. gin=
gang burb 3npps 8ant Arcaoe,
brett Der 8oifufire gegeniiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

Ddben- Ste betr1Gten alto Die gegen=
Ddrtigen gerbaltniiie nnb oie bette
berr6e 5taatsorbn11ng einfah als Elm
bmfdntges @ars, 6eifen umitur5 burd)
I6ie Gebolutior1 beihIeunigt perben
mnB. Gaber o119 lire praffiifhbe Ser
berrlidung ser &ebolutionsmdnner
|@s lit aber Ietdter, Elm b~aufdniges
Sous nieoer5ureiBen, nls anf 6eien
Srimmern eir neues Sous n1~1f51tbou=
EN-, pie ste neltere @efdRbte GuB-
lanos benefit. Nud5 tpdre nod at BE-
meifen, onB bieies 9u11s ser Stnnts-
orOnung nirfIih ba1tfdnig lit, o6er Of
nidt bielmebr elm fleiner un1bn1t bel
5tuedoienli9er Ddre. aus oieler Or
Ddg1ng lit ol1d Sic &erbekltng ser
Weafien Biz at 5fraBenfrntpanen
(BerIin-Moabit urb 8ier) at erffldd-
rem, ebenio Die Hroflannier1tng oes
NaoHenitreifes I'M Sale ei1es &rp.
ges, 10 3. g., bie RefoIutio1l oie o1tf
elmer Eag1tng Der 5o5iaIfffer III stutt
gart Dor Dem &riege gefaBt fuu1rbe;
oiefe Ia1tet: Sails Ser @rieg alts-
breben fonte, iii es Sic BfIidt Ser gr-
|~beiterfIaife uro ibrer parIarnentnri-
fden gertreter, ffiiiir 6eiIen rafde Be-
enoig11ng eiralttreten uno NIT ane11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17


Ser So5ialism1s febt alio boraus,
oaB oie ~beitebe110e @eienidaftsor0.
nung 6ie foaiaIe SCOT Ser Mrbeiteridnft
berldul0et babe ooer ood5 ~uenigitens
BEN Muftieg unb Die gefieriteaung.
al1o sic geiferung Der uirtidaftlideu
Sage Ser arbeitenoen &Iafie binoere.
9araus fdlieBt i1e in ibrem 8aoifa-
0ism1ts: alto m11b 5uerft Die gan5e BE.
febenoe @eieaibaftsoron1ng 1tuge.
itoBen merben u1r6 ntf Sen Grim,
mern ~berielber min oann Ste Soaial-
6emofrafie oas neie Sbealrei1 bes
Nrbeiters griinoen. Bieies ,erfnbene
3iel" 1T geDiB Derlodeno uno per-
eblt a11h BET btelen feline @irfung
nidt. Gus Meittel CUR Grreibung Ste
lies 3ieles tit Ste britnle unb eigen-
madfige 5elbifbilfe, Die une geiebe
unb ieoe Muforitdt nit 5uBen tritt.
Eus iino 6ie prafttHiidden 5olgeru11geu
Der grhpiflungstbeorie Die mir tie
eben geidiloert bnben. Ger so5inlis-
mus gebt aus BON benz @lnl1be11 an
DIE gnttutdfIling aner tDirtidnftIiden
uno gefenfdoftIiden gerbdltniife az
elmer fomn1u1iffifden, gemeinfotner
gigentl1n1s- n11o Broouftionsform er
%berDirft oIio 6ns gigerrttnsredt, oos
bisber 6ie @runolage aIer GeielG-
lidaffsoron1ir1g getpeien iii. .9us III
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
LABOR DAY

BY statutory act. in virtually all
the States of the Union, the first Mon
day in September 10 set apart as a
legal holiday. under the designation
of Labor Day" The inception Of
this custom dates back to 1882. when
the knights Of Labor held their gen.
eral assembly in New York City. with
q giant parade on Monday, September
8. The next year the Central Labor
Union Of New York City held its par
ade the first Monday in September
and Immediately thereafter there was
Instituted a concerted action to make
the time a legal holiday. The plan
has met with such general favor that
the only States having NO statute on
the question are Maryland and Wy
oming. and in these States the day Is
observed through proclamation OF
the executive.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
NEVADA A NEWS

At a meeting of the Ely City Coun-
Gil, City Engineer Willard stated that
the debris caused by the recent food
had been removed from the streets
and alleys at an expense of $500 to
the city.
Peter Lubchenco, who worked In
the Grass Valley mines during vaca-
ton, il to enroll in the Mackay School
Of Mines at Reno. his ambition being
to become a mining engineer. Lub-
chenko arrived in America from ia
pan q year ago az q refugee from
Soviet Russia.
Joe Bush. the miner-bandit. who
confessed a few days ago to holding
up the Central saloon at Rochester.
effected his escape from the Love-
lock Jail after he was given liberty
of the Jail corridor for exercise. With
Deputy Sheriff Ward Buckingham in
an adjoining room. Bush climbed
through a trap door in the ceiling,
pushed q couple of boards out OF
place and dropped to the ground.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
NOT AFRAID

While presiding at a session of a
religious conference a bishop was en-
tertained by a Mrs. Carter, who had
a high reputation az a cook. She was
especially famous for her mince pies,
and at supper the good man, who en-
joyed a good living, as his ESQ
pounds attested, did full justice to a
large piece of the delicious pastry.
MAY l give you another piece?"
asked Mrs. Carter.
AS the bishop was to make the
chief address of the evening, he re-
gretfully declined.
81 know some mince pies are indi-
gestible, but mine are quite harm
less" said Mrs. Carter persuasively.
So the bishop yielded, and had a sec
ond piece, and after that a third.
Evening came and the large church
was packed with people. The hour
for service arrived, but the bishop
had not appeared. The elders looked
anxious. The choir sang, and W or
three went out to look for the absent
bishop.
They found him at Mrs. Carter's
writhing in the agonies of indiges-
ton, resulting from indiscreet indul-
gence in harmless" pies. AS the
ministers saw their well-beloved
bishop lying in his bed and groaning
with pain, one Of them said:
Why, bishop. you are not afraid
to die, are your"
mo, came the answer between
groans, II am not afraid to die, but
I am ashamed to-"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
September s, 1922

Location Certificate OF the Moose
claim in Secret Canyon mining dis
trfct by Fred Bartine. Recorded
August 26.
Certificate of Location Of the Kelly
Lode in Secret Canyon mining dis
trict by Thos, J. Wilson. Recorded
Sept. 5.
Notices of Location OF the Badger
and Badger No. i claims in Lynn
mining district by ]. T. Popovich and
Daniel SUNNI. Recorded Aug. 80.
Certificate of Location OF the Cor
liss No. 3 and No. 4 claims in Eureka
mining district by David and Harry
Morris. Recorded Sept. 5.
Charles A. Minoletti, Julia Mino-
letti, Guilio Minoletti and Mary Min
oletti { Isaac T. Handley and Walter
HANDICAPPED to the Sh of the
SEA of Section "a, the ~ Of SWA
and ny Of SEA- of Section 35, Twp.
81, and the Sh of NWA of Section
2, Lot 5 of Section 8, and the 81 OF
NEA Of Section 4, Township 20 N,
Range 54 E., NJ. ID. b. & M. Also
all water. water-rights. etc. connect
ed with the above described premises,
and including those of Preston Can
yon, and Little Willow Springs. Con-
sideration $40. Recorded Aug. %.
Thos. ]. Wilson to d. G. Kelly
Deed to the Kelly lode mining claim
In Secret Canyon mining district, Eu-
reka County, Nevada. Consideration
$40. Recorded Sept. s..
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09

istence. This industry is increasing
the demand for silver.
Protection Assured
These facts prove beyond doubt
that in the near future there will be
great competition in the purchase OF
silver. In the future the ruinous
competition Of the sale Of silver will
be avoided. Such competition Is
bound to carry the price of silver
above a dollar an ounce. 1t may be
within one year. 1t may require two
years, but In any event it is almost
certain that the price of silver will
go above a dollar an ounce before the
fund for the purchase of American
produced silver under the Pittman
Act Is exhausted.
'If this takes place, then the Gov
eminent will cease to buy silver when
it goes above a dollar an ounce, and
the fund will remain on hand as a
constant assurance and guaranty to
meet any emergency at any time to
protect American-produced silver at
81 an ounce"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
Bare Walls Spoil Radio Transmission

Bare walls are not the best things
in the world for the radiophone
b~roadcasting studio, says the Scien-
tific American. Recently, n of the
leading studios moved into a large,
beautifully decorated room, with
panelled walls and smooth, unbroken
ceiling. Previous to that time the
studio held forth In what had been
the cloakroom of a factory office,
where the bare walls had to be hid
den with draperies and rugs, while
the ceiling was broken up by beams.
However, the results obtained with
the old studio room were excellent,
for the reason hat there was prac-
tically no echo or sound reflection
from the walls and ceiling. The new
studio room will have to be provided
with tapestries or some other form
of sound absorbing hangings in order
to reduce echo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
~GoLDFTELD NINE
WORK Fna,,

Goldfield, Nevada, SAINT
Boston and New York esp,s.s-
ing the campaign. rejuve,-sa
Goidheld mining now apn..1
sured. Financing OF thu O..
Deep Mines. Goldieid Dsv.lssz
Red Hills Florence and Other =
companies has been -conaur-ss
and negotiations are In pror,~~.
acquisition OF many dormapt -.
ties and their comprehensivs \
opment by Boston interests.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
NO TWO EXACTLY ALIKE

San Francisco Bulletin: Man finds
his stolen auto by the sound Of the
exhaust. There Is q difference In ev-
cry machine. and the accustomed ear
learns to know the difference. Lo-
connective engineers can distinguish
every engine in a big yard merely by
the sound. Draymen get to know
the sound Of each dray doing fire.
quent business in their district. Man
can make no two things that are ex-
actly alike in spite of a common mold
and the most minute measurements.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
Because of taxes and high cost o

Because of taxes and high cost of
gasoline, France is building smaller
and lighter automobiles than those
generally used in the United States.
Official public contests are held in
Paris and the winner of the compe-
tition was recently able to get, by
the development of a better carbur-
etor. SO miles to the gallon of gaso-
line.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
REFRIGERATION AND
THE PANAMA CANAL

Re-exportation Of foreign mer-
chandise from the United States has
made big gains since the opening of
the Panama Canal which permits
merchandise from the Orient to land
on the Atlantic frontage and thence
pass to Europe or the Americas as
may be wanted, while on the other
hand merchandise from Europe IL
able to be wanted in the Orient or
the western coast of the Americas
may be received at the eastern ports
and from time to time re-exported.
Prior to the opening Of the Panama
Canal, says the Trade Record Of The
National City Bank of New York, we
seldom re-exported more than $780,
900. 900 worth of foreign merchan-
disc a year, and In the decade pre-
ceding the opening OF the canal 1t av-
eraged only $30.000.000 a year. With
the opening. August Is. 1914, Of that
convenient passageway between the
two great oceans and the countries
fronting thereon. the re-exportation
Of foreign merchandise advanced to
$50, 900 in the fiscal year 1915.
$81, 600 In 1918, $150.000,00 in
1919, $3.50. 100000 in 1921, and with
the big slump in all international
trade dropped to $71,000.000 in the
fiscal year 1929, but Is now running
at the rate of about 100000 a
year, which Is three times as much as
the average prior to the opening of
the canal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
OVERDONE

THAT hair restorer of yours has
made my hair come off worse than
ever"
Barber: You must have put too
much on, sir! Made the hair come
right out instead of only half way"
Exchange.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
OoAL PRICEs

The Verdi Lumber Company at
Elko ON Wednesday announced that
all the western coal fields had in
creased the price Of coal: stove coal
jumping $1.25 . ton. and lump coal
800. This makes the delivery price
Of coal ~ Elko $500 per ton.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
NEW SUPREME JUSTICE
is CONFIRMED

Washington. Sept. 81 President
Harding to-day sen to the Senate
the nomination Of former Senator
George Sutherland Of Utah to be as
sociate justice Of the United States
Supreme Court. succeeding Associate
Justice Clarke. who has resigned. ef-
fective September Is. The nomina-
ton was Immediately confirmed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
OF NOTHING

did you interview the eminent
statesman"
YES"
What did he have to say?"
Nothing"
II know that. But how many col
umns of it?"- Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-09
CANAL TRAFFIC
FOR AUGUST IS RECORD

Panama, Sept. 1.-Two hundred
and eighty-one ships passed through
the Panama canal during August,
this constituting a record since the
opening of the waterway eight years
ago. The tolls exceeded $1,000. 900.