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No. 20
TONOPAH, NEVADA, WEDNESDAY JEVEN1NG. JULY 10, 1918
PRICE 10 CENTS
SBEil UNITES W1T1 ALOES
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nt Organized and lenfrai Powers Defeated
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BILLY SUNDAY OPERATED
ON AT ROCHESTER
New Governme
iiffG
Ltf BREAK
ANY HOUR
( lly Aaam-lnlrri I'rraal
ROCHESTER, Minn., July 10.
William A. Sunday, the evange-
list, was operated on for hernia
at a local sanatorium. The oper-
at km wan pronounced success-.
ful.
IN
I
TENSION ALMOST PEACHES THE
BREAKING PUIN I urc inc.
AMERICAN LINE
tt, aMrlalr)l I'rraa.l
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
OS THE MAIIN'K. July 10,-Tlie
,,,( west and east of I'hateaii
jaicrry. liere the, Americans hold
wi.ons, has I"'1'" unusually quiet.
bill it it believed heavy fighting tuny
lak at any mommii. i,asi nigm
be enemy anillory fire win far he
low niiruial. American gunners main
,;nMl an inicrniittont bombardment
1 enemy 11m-". especially iu the re-
i,ii of Mill 204, west of l hateuu
Thierrr.
RULERS ATTEND
SILVER
IDDIII6
B! All AIRPLANE
lllv .aaM-lnlrl I'rraal
LONDON, July 10. Kins Albert
and Queen Elizabeth, of Belgium
reached England by airplane to at
tend the silver anniversary of the
llrlllsh snveriegns Saturday 11 was
learned today.
FLUENZA
OVERTAKES
WILL I A M
SPANISH GRIPPE PROSTRATES
THE KAISER AND HIS
FAMILY
HI REPULSED SOVIETS FAVOR
I LOCAL ATTACK HUM ALLIANCE
GERMAN ARTILLERY AND FIELD
GUNS FAIL TO ruHCt
AN ADVANCE
R) Aniarlalril I'rraal
LOMXIX, July 10. (Official) -r.m.iiii
miile activity wan developed
early this morning by (Senium artil
lery and machine gun in the region
jst of Amicus front the vicinity of
Villcru -BriMoiineiiux to Aucre. i.er
nans deli-. crcil local attacks in the
fillers -llrctonneaux area but were re
pulsed. On I'm Inlanders front the
British carried out an operation in
(be vicinity of Merrls, northeast of
Ni'iie wood 'by means (if which the
line was advanced a short distance.
Prisoners were, taken.
i" )wUlr4 l'rraa.t
PAULS, July 10 --(Official! -Artillery
dra-ls are reported on a front
north of Mimtdidier and south of the
Alsne, near Chavigny farm, where
French troops recently made lnroad
on :Ue (Sermun lines.
I Mr AaaOflHlrd lrra.
ikwe Jul v lo Emueror William
linn fallen a victim to influenza that
lias been co prevalent in the (ierman
army, according to Swiss advices to
the Kpoea. These declare the em
iiernr has imne home from the front
because of an attack of "Spanish
grippe," as It is called. Several mem
bers of the emperors lamny aiso
have the same malady.
AUSTMNMRCE
UN 10 FIGHT
PUT IN THE TRENCHES AND
HELD THERE WHILE UNDER
GUN FIRE
illy Aaauclalril t'reaat
AMSTERDAM, July 10. A declara
tion that the Soviet government of
Russia would ailly itself with Ger
many In case of Anglo Japanese In
terveution in Huasla is contained In
a Moscow wireless message printed
in tlie Vienna Neue Freie Presse,
according to undated messages In the
Berlin Nikal Anzelger.
illy Aaaorlalrd l"raa.l
PARIS. July 10. Speaking at the
opening of the general congress of
the Russian Soviets. Holshevlkl Min
inter of War Leon Trotzky said, ac
r(,r,lm. in a disnatch from llasel
"Russia Is on the eve f a general
niiiiiurv aprviee innscrlntlon." Trotz
ky also emphasized the necessity of
Russia having a powenui army.
II, Aaaorlalrri I'rraal
uwimv Jnlv 10. Ita ians from
tht. Trontino who were drafted by
the Austrian army and made to fight
nn.Lr Aniriiin banners under duress
sufiered malteratment at the hands
of Austrian commanders, according
to the story of an Italian captain.
The captain pointed to the official
Austrian casually usis which imr
tantiate the statement tnai women
f iha Trentlno were mobollzerj by
the Astrian forces for work in the
trenches
1ST Of DEAD HOW
EXCEEDS HUNDRED
IIH iMMrlnlflt I'rraal
VSH lenn., July 10. A
reunion of the list of dead and In
fjiureii in yesterday's collision on the
Xaahville, Chattanooga St. Louis rail-
y snows 107 dead, with a nospnai
'i1 of 80. Among the dead are 115
Uniden! if i Mtl neeroon
LEADING AMERICAN
AGE ANNOUNCED
illy kmmmcimttt Pvcm.I
I'ARIS. Julv 10. Lieutenant David
v. t'litnnin. of Itrooklvn. Mass.. has
forninlly become the leading Ameri
can ace in succession to uieutenani
Frank Rayllcs. who has been miss
in,. Tune 17th. In June Put
nam brought down seven German ma-
i-hinoa ennall nir the monthly rec
ords made by the late Captain Guy
n eiiier
,wttHimMIM4 W
III CROSS IRK REGULATED
FROM NAT1AL HEADQUARTERS
A very Iniflrc4ting rearrangement
J "if tniiniifacturing depurl ment of
ameriran licit Cross has jusi
"'H fompleied. in future allotments
1 made tn ea' h chapter of the
j"1"! niiinlier and kind of articles
"' are Hxpected lo turn out In u
time. 'I'ne government,
n'ounh (he lid Cross, has contract
" IH manufactcrers for sufficient
"juifrlalR to ,.al.ry , ,,ft work as
Wannefl at hoadiiuarters and every
lniir is d(,w expected to go forward
" sninotlim.H, and dispatch.
Accord, ng in an official mil ice re
W"cd by the, ,)n,i chapter the sup
v',fx now in the various warehouses
Mm the fniTi! P 1M,. evenly bal
"""d and if the above plan are
"""o nut. tl-ey nill remain so.
t Is. there Is nut too many of one
nicle am ,nn f,.. ,,r unoiher, but
""eh of all kinds lo supply any
Jdile demand. The supply of sur
lrl dressinm is esiiecially large
J "" "ie pren.nt emphasis will he
I'!11,
on the niHiinlaciuro of hospital
u . . . . .1
........ renigee garineins ami
nit d L,(l,1aJ n u ,iw. ,.,Lltiy it
"trRii-al dressings will by no means
couuiy-K qncita of garmetita.
1 hospital supplies and knitted goods
for I he next three mont hs toiiows.
The mini a of soi irlcal dressings for
the same time has not arrived but
Is expected dally. According to re
port it will be comparatively light
The iinarierlv uuola Is: 400 socks
2f,0 sweaters, UnO bed socks (outing
f hi nm 11 r.illl hnvs' blouse suits, 1000
women's chemises, 5110 girls' dresses
lace 6), 200 girls sweaters (age jji.
ltiim irlrls' nelticoats (age 41, ini pa
jiunns (oullng flannel), 30(1 day shirts
(outing fnanel).
That Is a formidable looking list
1,1.1 ihA wntnen of ve county will
1 have every garment on (hat list made
by the rirst of sepiemoer ami or
! ready for (heir next quota. The To
!nopah work room is humming with
llnilnstrv Ihesp dun anil the Maliliat
tan auxiliary la already hard at work
niiilrinir nniitniitri and bed flocks.
, lloiiml Uitiinluln (u nnlv waidnif for
material to be sent them and they
will start doing their snarei. in inner
cemniuniiies knitting needles are
clicking and warm sweater and
socks are quickly taking form for
our boys next winter. Now then,
women of Nye rininty. put your
shoulder to the wheel and push!
TAKING OVER TELLGRAPII
LINES IS AUTHORIZED
WASHINGTON', J 11 ' 10 A
resolution authorizing ihe presl-
dent to take over tdloeraph and
telephone lilies was 'avorahly
recommended by the s?nate.
Action was postponed.
VII BELI
GETS COED
TURN DOW
CFNERAL REJECTED . BECAUSF
HE DID NOT BRING
MORE TROOPS
lly AMOflaltMl lrr.)
lntF" Tnlw 111 Austria has de
clinod to accept General Otto vou
llelow as comander in finer or lit
forces on the Italian front because
Germany refused to send twelve Ger
man divisions with him, says advices
from a Swiss source. Austria, it
adds, has temporarily given up the
idea of revenging her.ielt , her re
cent defeat by Italy.
RUIN WROUGHT BY
R0HI8IIN GEI5
115 DEATH BLOW
u'Ain'(JT()M. Julv 10. The war
iirnhlhltiiin amendment to the
emergency food production bill, Sen
ator SauisDiiry. or ueiawam, jm-nr
,i..nt nrn.temiuirn of the senate, ruled
Is not germane and should be utrlck-
en from the bill as an auempi iu
,rm-i,io 11 irnneral legislation appro
priation measure. Jones, or wasning
on, a prohibitionist, appeaiea.
HEAVY RAIN FALL
Th wnahmil which delnved No. 24
yesterday morning for eleven hours
occurred between Sodavllie ana
HiwiHes marsh, whore the water pour
ed down Trom the neiievme section
and covered the tracks for a consid
erable distance and depth for almost
1 miin I'urr nr ine nroao euaee
irnti nt ihn Southern Pacific rail
road were washed out and showed
several uelv eaim for stretches of
iDn cn rirtnon fppi where tne roan
bed had been carried out to a depth
of 15 feet. For two or three miles
nortiona of the narrow guaee were
torn out and It will be several davs
ho far traffic to the Bishop region
is maiimnri Trip work will he done
as speedily as possible as the rail-
mud hrnnc it In tne enure Japanese-
"hlnese crew from the walker lake
uuiinn n-hpre thev wpre at tne
travel pits rebuilding the section In
that vicinity which was wasnen out
tu-r wppkn sen
Vrnm all indications a cloiidburt
,.,,,-ra Vioiwonn Sodavllie and To
nnnah Junction and the tracks wpre
completely covered rmm Knnnes
...uh in ih (unction. The annear-
. .....nln wn thnt of a sluice
!t in r " 1 ,
wsv through which the Pood traveled
jnnnaiimi hi nit and grave) to a
depth of about one foot and running
Into ;!; little station, si me jum
font nt Irsck suspended In
.. i.j i y, rHWied im before
rina eould pass over. From the
y. iVia lnnetlon 1 decrlhpd
rp.embllnr Jamestown after the
flood.
BOLSHEVIEil ARMY DRIVEN OUT
STABLE ADMINISTRATION SEATED
LAND IS GIVEN TO THE LANDLESS
illy AMHOclHteil 1'reniil
U)NI)ON', July 10. A new provi
sional government for Siberia with
unanimous support of the population,
which will continue to fight the cen
tral powers, has been established at
Vladivostok. It is reported the new
government intends lo summon the
constitutional assembly and restore
law and order throughout the country.
The program of the new govern
TWEHTY ONE IV1EH
KILLED IU ACTION
CHINESE REBELS
lly Annwi'lnlrd rreaiit
HUivr.MM InW 10 The North
China News continues to publish ac
counts from correspondents of the
HeviiKinHnn caused bv the northern
troops throughout the province of
iiunan.
One correspondent says: "Lliiug,
a prosperous town, is now a heap of
ruins. There is not a single nouse
ihut pufuiiprt HhrnMirp hv fire or
otherwise. The missionaries escaped
only with aniicuiiy.
Tanking, alter changing nanus
four times, was effectively sacked by
northern troops on May 12. The
premises of the Asiatic Petroleum
company, the Standard Oil company,
and Singers were ibadly damaged
and looted.
"While great solicitude was shown
hv a staff officer In . protecting a
German mission, there Is a growing
anti-foreign temper- inaniiesieu to
ward the allied missions. Wherever
the troops pass they spread ruin,
desolation and murder."
The News urges that the allies
ihould make further insistent repre
sentations at Peking and Canton
'senilis! the devastation of one 01
China's fairest provinces.
HEAVY LOSSES PROVE OUR
BOYS ARE IN THICK OF
THE FIGHT
II, AavtiilHIrri I'rraal
WASHINGTON, July 10. Army:
Killed in action 21; died of wounds,
15; died of disease, 4; died from ac
cident or other causes. 3; wounded
severely, 45; wounded slightly, 1;
missing in action. 12; prisoners, i.
Private Allman, of Lanare, Calif., was
killed in action, and Private Willlam
n nf Sphaaionol. Calif., was wound
ed severely. Private Reiniehe, of Los
Angeles, is missing.
WASHINGTON, July 10. The
government regards the situa-
Hon in Russia as so rapidly and
constantly changing as to make
it impossible as yet. to come to
any decision as what military 4
aid may be extended by the
United States. This is stated
authoritatively.
ment includes liberation ot Siberia
from the Bolshevik!, avoidance, if
isliwiiir'
AND IS GIVEN TITLE
BROOKLYN AVIATOR SENDS GER
MAN PLANE DOWN IN
FLAMES
4llT AwwoHhIVc. Prrrtnl
WITH TUB AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, July 10. Lieutenant James
A MaiucTipi nf Urnnktvn won his
fifth aerial victory today, thereby be
coming an ace, djy bringing down in
company with Lieutenant Hamilton
Coolldge, of Boston, an enemy two
seater airplane over Chateau Thierry.
The German machine fell In flames.
Coolldge attacked the Germans first.
Meissner then took up the fight, got
in a lucky stream of bullets, the
enemy plane bursting into flames.
The victory has been officially confirmed.
possible, of foreign Intervention!,
universal sufrage, establishment Of
provincial councils, labor bureaus
and distribution of land among the
landless. The flag adopted will con
sist of two stripes of white and
green.
Thn citliDtlnn fa nnilarcrnlnv Imnnn,
tant changes. The counter revolution
assisted by tne zecno-siavoKi la
spreading. The Bolshevikl are being
driven westward from Irkutsk; and
manv are endeavoring to escape Into
Mongolia.
- n nMiiiimn
TAHOE RESORTS
DACED CY FIRE
BIG FORCE RALLIES TO THE
PROTECTION Or SUMMER
HOTELS
RESTRAINING ORDER
AGAINST
TRAINMEN
illy AaawclHtffl I'rraal
LOS ANGELAS, July 10. Federal
Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe today de
nied a motion to vacate an order re
straining officials of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainment and Hrother
hool of Locomotive Engineers from
interfering with the operation 01 uie
Pacific Electric Interburban railway.
BV FINJ RULERS
(lly Aaaoi-laled I'reaal
STOCKHOLM. July lo. ine rin-
n:sh government has ordered all
toiva uvnelleil from Finland before
September 30th, and has instructed
all communities to deny rood to jews
after that date, according to reports
reaching the Jewish press oureau
VERDIC
T
OF JURY
Tin EIGHT III READY TO GO
AGIST BIG GftME
DAMAGES TRACK AMERICAN ESCAPES
. I mmmm Apnil I III!
IN ACCIDENT CASE
lly naoelnlril I'rraal
I' Mils! Jnlv lo--Corporal Everett
Itucklet. of kilbunt, 111., an aviator
in the French service, who was cap
lurprl hv Cerinans at Verdun, has
escaped from Germany, according to
a dispatch from Zurich. He reached
Switzerland Tuesday.
ITALIANS CONTINUE TO
ADVANCE IN ALBANIA
Hv laMiH-lntl-fl I'rraal
noiu .lulv 10 -Italian troops 1
on the offensive in Albania are con-
tinning to advance. Ihe enemy in
vesterday's fighting was beaten back
Iin both sides of the 0um river.
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.
Official readings of the ther-
mometer by the I'nl'ed Statei
observer at Tonopah:
'915 1917
5 a. m
10 a. m
12 noon
Maximum. July !
v Minimum. July 9
w IteUtlve humidity
today. S5 per cent
till
74
at
hl
m ion
iiiKtiee fiiinseuth. actini; as coroner
this morning, began an inquest into
the lleath of .1 allies DollieilicO by
falling through an ore chute in the
'1 onopah Extension mine. 1 he jury
was enipanalled as follows: John
Scurlork. Thomas Carroll, C. B
Quiuby, Thomas McManus, William
l mini William Learv and A. K.
iti-Hiinri After hearini? the testimony
of Ed Leine, who was with Ikunenieo
shortly before his death, E. J. Bur
gess, J. W. Brown, John Togino and
Charles Young, a veruict was ren
liired as follows: "We. the Jury
1 find that deceased came to his death
by falling into the station pocket
owini lo the hole not being covered
over by the plank." Frank llarna
was sworn as interpreter for Leine.
The funeral will occur at 6 o'clock
tills evening instead of at 4:30 a
announced. '
DEPRIVED OF CHOICE
.a... m . ..a.. .I
WASHINGTON. D. C. July 10
Local draft boards have been advised
that registrants will not have the
mivlleup nf choosing the branch of
service in which they want to serve
by volunteering.
JEWS BANISHED
Illy Aaanrlltlrd frraal
GRASS VALLEY, Calif., July 10.
A company of soldiers from Reno,
Nev.. and 100 men from Truckee,
Calif., are fighting a forest fire
which is threatening summer resort
on the west side of Lake Tahoe.
Ponain's and Hellman resorta are
said to be in the immediate path of
the flames.
ISTHMIAN POLITICS
II
Illy Aaaorlalrd Prraal
PANAMA, July 10. Decrees look
ing to the betterment of condition
in Panama and Colon, so American
troops may be withdrawn, bav been
Issued by the government, effective
July 15th. The sale of liquor wfll be
restricted and none at all will b
tn anMlara flnllim traffic Will
ibe outlawed and sanitary regulations
111 tie enrorcea.
EXALTED RULEH B. P. O. E.
I Hv i lnlril I'rraal
ATLANTIC CITY, July lo Bruce
A. Campbell, of East St. Louis, has
been chosen exalted ruler of the
Grand Lodge of Elks.
MACNAMARA BULLION
The MiicNamara Mining company
ibis morning aent out its million
shipment for the latter part of June
In Ihe shape of four bars weignmg
123 ounce and valued at 17327.
With the campaign for Hun killers
only half completed and the recruit
ing officers going at top speed, Nye
county has thus far furnished tliirty-
fonr men Tills is not' enough and
there must be at least sixteen more
before Saturday alternoon when tne
drive conies to an end.
More men were obtained- through
the efforts of Sergeant Manuel Jef
fery and t'orporal Sidney shoemaker
yesterday than in any other day of
the campaign. The hesitators in six
different towns were interviewed by
Iho recruiting officers with the. result
that sixteen additional names were
added to the honor roll. On foot,
horseback and by automobile the of
ficers penetrated every nook and
corner of the county. They went to
mines, to the few ranches in tins
section, into places of business and
on the street men were urged to
iiiin Mia iliirj
Sergeant Jeffery addressed the en
tire iinoiilntion ot Millers last night
with the result that the only three
available fighting men in the town
are among those who will leave To
nrti;ih nn Snnilav.
Corporal Shoemaker with Chief of
Police Jack Grant took in Manhattan.
li.ninil Mountain, .leflerson. Iielmont
and everything in between and added
i..vp men tn the honor roli. All told
the recruiting officers traveled 200
miles in a sing'o day and used every
mode of conveyance except an air
plane. That Nye county will go over the
ton there no longer seems to be any
question and with this ill view the
Nve County Council of Defense Is
arranging for a demon-(ration on
Saturday night that will surpms any
thing before attempted in Tonopah.
The lied Cross ladies will participate
In the ixirade and dance in the uni
form nf their chosen calling, the hoy
and glA acouta. Ihe embryo soldien
and nurses ot the future, will wish
the boys God speed as will those
grizzled vets of other wars who wish
that thev might add their mite of
strength to the struggle for world
freedom and justice, the man oi
fighting age and not In the draft
will have no place in tne scneme im.
things on Saturday and he had better
remain on the lower levels.
Following Is the complete nonor
roll for Nye and Esmeralda counties
to date:
Jim G. Contis, Hedge A. Berg,
Charles R. Bone, David Dononue,
Robert D. Osborn, Edwin La Mantain,
Frank Bean, Henry Heywood. Louis
Francisco, John Yacotnelli, Shelby A.
Smith, Joseph M. Webber. Thomas
Martin, Domnic Gain, Benjamin r.
Hargett. John Haggerty, Motor w.
Lundhlom. (ieorgo W. Brown, ran
B. Lelandv Andrew J. Begard, Mike
rlich. Pasquale Del Tuers, Annie
Kisine. Charles G. Moore. William.
H Turner Clarence Byrne, waner .
Lilionthal. Charles E. Tracey, Robert
L Hudson, Pietro Blanch. Charles
Wilson. John J. Jones, Elmer W.
severs, Fred S. Peterson. Thomas
W Trudgen. Jr., Will E. Johns.
Arrangements are being made for
a farewell partv and dance to Clar
ence Bvrne. William Turner and
Walter i.illenthal at Millers on Fri
day night, and all their friends In
Tonopah are especially requesieu w
attend ill order to give the boys a
proper send-off. Automobiles will M
provided for this purpose and will
leave the Elks club promptly at 7:30
Fridav evening.
Among the Tonopah boys who sign
er) up today were Arthur Robinson
Brooke, ha'ggagemaster. and Roy
Simpson, his aflstant at the T. u.
depot. The boya have been very
anxious to Join the odors and arter
listening to the talk of Sergeant Jef
frey at the Alrdome they decided
this was a good a time a ay.