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VOL. LV.
TO MAKE KNOWN THE RESOURCES OF NEVADA
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CARSON CITY, NEVADA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918
Five cents per copy
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Bolsheviks Planning Revolution In
Germany Unless Peace Is Soon
Arranged
lliy United Press
C. EN EVA. Oct. 17. Tin-re is a revo
lutionary outbreak against the young
Turks in Constantinople, the Trihu.ie
Ie Geneva reports, and twenty German
warships have heen ruslied to Constan
tinople to protect file adherents of F.u
ver Pasha.
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Bolsheviks Getting Busy
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LONDON, Oct. 17. It is understood
that a Bolshcviki revolution will hreak
out in (iirmany unless peace is accom
plished six in. according to Stockholm
and Amsterdam dispatches. The French
1 now occupy I'icrot. thirty-five miles
I southeast of Xish.
I Nearing Nish
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i LONDON. Oct. 17. The Serbians
j have captured Alekcinatz, twenty miles j
.northwest ot Nish. the war office has j
! announced.
Port Was Entertd by British and
Town by French-Hungary De
clares Independence
Means Kaiser's Despicables Will
Have to Withdraw From Both
Belgium and Northern France
1 Not Yet, But Soon
I IRv United pres
I AMSTERDAM. Oct. 17. A Merlin
official dispatch denies the abdication
j of the kaiser.
May k Two ire
Sales Libert? Bonds
(Fly United Press
LONDON. Oct. 17, 4:22 p. m. Brit
ish naval forces occupy Ostend, the Roy
al Air Force has officially announced.
Aviators reported that Ostend was clear
of the enemy this morning. Vice Ad
miral Keyes. commander of the Brit
ish channel fleet, landed in the former
German base at 12:55 todav.
en miles west, and are bound tor Ostend.
About Time
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 17. The Rot-terdams-che
Courant declares that the
German army has been ordered to cease
its plundering and destruction in France
and Belgium.
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LONDON, Oct. 17. The Belgians
are marching on to Ostend, according
to battlefront dispatches. The Allies
have captured Lille and the British
have completed the occupation of the
great fortress and the industrial city.
complete break-through has been cf-
ftcteil by the Allies in the German sec
ond line of defense in Belgium and
dense masses of cavalry are pouring
through the breach. It is reported they
have advanced nine miles. If a break
is made in the region of Thielt it would
bring the cavalry within a imint six
miles southwest of Ghent. An Anglo
American attack between Le Cateau
and I'ohain has already advanced two
miles. This attack is aimed at Hirson,
which guards the western tip of the im
passible Ardennes. The capture of Hir
son will definitely split the German
armies, and leave no choice but an exit
from Belgium and Northern France.
Front Line Withdrawing
ll?v United Press
BERLIN. Oct. 17. The war office
has officially announced the withdrawal
of the front line in Flanders from
Thourout. Cool scamp, Ingelmunster and
behind the Lvs river.
This No Time to Slacken Effort,
Secretary Lansing Declares
Zeebrugge Practically Evacuated
LONDON. Oct. 17. 6:20 p. m. Ac
cording to information "received here
Zeebrugge is believed to have been prac
tically evacuated. French are reported
to have entered Ostend and no Germans
Hungary Independent State
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LONDON. Oct. 17. The Hungarian
parliament has issued a proclamation
declaring Hungary an independent
state, with only a "personal union" with
Austria, according to a Copenhagen
dispatch, quoting a Berlin dispatch.
L. A. Fodrin has resigned the chief
deputyship in the United States mar
shal's office in this city to take his old
position with the Southern Pacific at
Reno. Guy G. Guinan. it is stated, will
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WASHINGTON. Oct.
17. The
tion for the current fiscal year will ag
gregate $27,000,000,000.
Americans must be prepared to sub
scribe to one and probably two more
Liberty Loans. Secretary McAdoo re
vealed today. The financial plans of the
government will require a much heav-
War Not Over Buy a Bond
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17. "The war
is not over and this is no time to slack
en in our efforts or fail to do our part
in order to increase the pressure on the
retreating Germans." Secretary Lans-
werc encountered. The Belgians arc ! take Mr. Fodrin's position in the mar
rapidly passing through Westende. sev- shal's office.
News Ms Up to the Minute
(Hy United Press
ROME. Oct. 17. President Wilson's
reply to Germany completely agrees
with Italian views, it has been official
ly announced.
Place Is Important Town
Sixteen Miles East of
German Lines
About
Former
ier burden. Congressional authoriza- j j,,,, emphatically declared today.
An Immune to Be Tried
Hy United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 17. Vaccine orig
inated bv Dr. E. C. Rosenow of the
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onicials State tliat tile lourttl Ulherty nv United Press ...,, .mil.. tr.,m U....,.-! 11;.. r.-....n,..1
I,oan receipts up to noon today would j PARIS. Oct. 17. Belgian cavalry has ; Satisfactory progress was reported. A
send the ImhkI total up to $3.00.000.000. j penetrated Thielt and the British have i strong enemy attack pushed the British
i captured Lourtrai atter violent street ,ack from ,,. western edge of Haussv
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I t. . .. . . , righting, the Petit Journal announces. , vesterdnv Offii-i:il disim-he; font-inn
. ., . ! the capture of Thourout. Scho irbakke.
Brits Begin New Attack , 1 . ,
IHy United Press Ardoye and Eichtcrvcldc, on a thirty-
l.OXDON, Oct. 17. The British be- one mile front. Yesterday the Allies
Consistory to Be Held In November
llv United I'ress
j ROME. Oct. 17. Pope Benedict has j
decided to hold a consistory in Novem
I her when he will create successor's to !
HOW ANN MARTIN WAS
"TURNED DOWN'
ception was then ued. and said she did Mayo clinic at Rochester, N. Y.. will
tlie late Cardinal Farley and Arch- I "an a new attack between Le Cateau
IN ELKO ot want the opera house to be used at I )C used in Chicago to fight the Span
any time for Miss Martin's meetings. hsu influenza. The vaccine is designed
Apropos of the incident that happen- T.r tu.si. reasons I did not run the j to provide immunitv from the disease.
ed in Elko a week or two ago, wherein s,,lo at all.
speakers for Ann Martin were refused; ft.w (lavs aRO iIiss Ross Came to
the use of the opera house at that place, , -, ,.T , . S(1S..
there is any use in asking for the opera
house for Miss Martin." I replied that
I did not think there was. but that I
would gladly communicate by wire with
the owner, who was then out of town.
Miss Ross replied. "No. do not do
bishop Ireland.
;and Bohain at 5:20 this morning on a
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advanced
miles.
an average of nearly four
Wild Scenes on N. Y. Stock Market
By United Pressl
Mabel L. Armstrong, manager of the
place, has made the following explan
atory statement :
"Elko. New, Oct. 12. 1918.
"Mr. John Henderson, Elko. New
"My Dear Mr. Henderson At your
request, I desire to make the following
statement :
"About two weeks ago. Miss Marjorie
Ross, who is known as Miss Anne Mar
tin's political representative here, ask
ed me to run a slide at the picture show.
The slide was an advertisement an
nouncing that Colonel Wood on a cer
tain night would address the people of
Elko at the Gaiety theater on the sub
ject of "Winning the War." I told her
I would run the slide as directed, and
what it would cost. She expressed sur
prise that any charge should be made,
said it was usual to do that kind of
work for nothing because it was war
work. I afterwards found out that
Lively Artillery Fire
ROME, Oct. 17. The war office an
nounces that livelv artillerv fire broke
Oct. 17.
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-The stock !
Stringent Resolution Is Passed
i NEW YORK.
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I scenes as the result of international ; Rnaffl of Hpaltll OrHpfS SrVlOfli- C!hlirrllfS.
political news. .uost stocks increased
out on a htteen-mile tront tins morning ; ;,, prjce lnU tjH, var Kroim slumped.
between Astico and Brenta rivers.
o ! May "Store" Sheep for Six Months
I WASHINGTON. Oct. 17. -The rail-
Theater and Poolroom to Close
Over Half Subscribed
IBv United Press
WASHINGTON. . Oct. 17.
The county board of health held a spread of Spanish influenza, it being
til.'-! itir tti ti to-rn. m ii-. find nnssrrl ;i I stntcil th:it then arc titt-eti r.'jsrs in
-Treasury d administration announced i ,.,,, ,i;r(.,;llt, ti,.. Ai,r',V.w! ihr ... u. ..." thr :.ti..,,t, gr
ille
that sheep raisers west of the Missis-
school, all churches.
theater and 1 in a serious condition.
that." so I dropped the matter. -rur- naiftn n i-i hat
"After tliis conversation. Mrs. Charles i I Hr llflY'V I'AVI HI IV I l I ' 1 1 ,u " "' ana .; I(0(,ln)(m f(,r a lR.rill1 ,,f ,eu days as a The resolution also directed that
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B. Henderson called upon me and said w " w , , i . u . 1)rt.cautl( ,nary
she had heard that it was reported in j
(Hv United Press
Elko that we would not rem the opera ! WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. Follow
house for any of Miss Martin's speak-! ing is the casualty list issued today: j
ers. and requested me to place the hall j Killed in action 75 j
at her disposal upon the same terms ! Missing in action 16 i
and conditions that I would to any cam- j Wounded severely 128 !
paign speaker. . I readily consented, i Died of disease 39 '
and immediately called upon Miss Ross ' Died of accident and other causes.... 3
and did so. She said she had made ! Wounded, degree undetermined 147
They may "store" for six months.
measure against the ! parents keep their rhildren at home.
RECEIVED MEDALS
other arrangements and would not
want the opera house muv.
"I want to make the statement in
connection with this matter that neither
Senator Henderson nor any of his rep
resentatives have at any time tried to
Colonel Wood's address was a political
1 ,. , , T , i i At- i, influence the management of the opera
candidacy, and I felt that Miss Loss j house in rcgan, tQ hs usc
had deliberately tried to deceive mc . tlidate fr ,)lic offj tie;r
aooui mis.
"In connection with this. I remerrfbered
that one of Miss Martin's representa
tives had some difficulty about two
months prior to this time with the own
er of the opera house over speaking
between the reels of the picture, and
that the owner claimed that some de-
on the use of automobiles had been un
conditionally lifted, to take effect im
mediate! v.
Prisoners 5
Died of wounds 11 j
When the Boy Scouts reported to
! their Scout master. Rev. H. H. Kelley.
potaj last evening they turned in applications
MiiXrr"nrriI-" lfor LiU-rty bonds amounting to $7,700.
Killed in action 31
Died of wounds 8
. meeting.
May Use Autos Sundays j The club starts out in splendid shape
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17. Garfield'; Miss Jean Hague, who has been work- j anj wjt, a membership considerably
announced today that the Sunday ban!;,-,,, co .ntliiis:istii-;.lU- for the nast two 'above 1(H).
years, both in Nevada and California.; Without opposition ami by a unani-
,. .- .- r i .1,. i i motis vote the following were elected
tor the reliet ot the Belgians, lately t .
. officers: ! G. rolsoni. president:
received two medals in recognition ot Mfs Xt.nk, Qnj1 vic4..lircsidcllU ail(l
her services. ' Mjs i,a McCarthv. secretarv.
The medals are of silver with the- Present at the meeting that followed
name of Miss Hague etched in with ; organization were Governor Boyle and
ii i . f,, , ,u ..,..., i 'Joh'1 I'- Ktinz. chairman of the State
KOIU. V 13 IM.MI1 111 VIH-VII "'I 1U
mania and the other from Queen Eliza-
BOY SCOUTS LINING 'EM UP
Died of disease 1
Wounded severely 54
Wounded, degree undetermined 100
In hands of enemv 3
resentatives. or in any other way.
"I have read the articles appearing
in the Gazette regarding this matter, ! Missing in action 1
and thev are not a true stati-m,.tn ,.fi
the facts. Sincerely yours,
, "MABEL L. ARMSTRONG.
"Manager Bradley Opera House, Elko,
.....Nevada."
Total 198
Among the names given is that of
William G. Case. Winnemucca, New,
severely wounded.
Today it is unofficially stated they
have passed the $10,000 mark and have
two days more in which to work.
Governor and Mrs! Boyle and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Malley will leave tomor
row morning by auto for Tonopah, to
attend the opening meeting of the Dem
ocratic campaign" in that city Saturday
evening. The governor and the ladies
will probably return to Carson, but
Mr. Malley will continue on an election
tour of the state.
beth of Belgium. The latter medal is
attached by a silver chain to a bar pin
bearing the Belgium coat of arms done
in red and blue enamel. The work
manship is beautiful and Miss Hague
has something of which she may well
be proud.
Central committee, and on invitation of
the club both delivered stirring and in
teresting addresses.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIZES
At headquarters last evening
Ormsby County Democratic, club com- j Boy Scouts, wh
pleted its organization and held its first up for a Liberty bond.
Ed Roberts. Nevada's representative
j in the lower house of congress, was an
' arrival on tin; morning train from Reno.
: Mrs. Roberts accompanied the on
j gressman from Washington, but will
! remain in the riverside city a brief
; time before coming to Carson. Roberts
the was met at the train by one of the
promptly signed him