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Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
GOING TO THE COAST

Wm. Menhennet, proprietor of the Majestic theater, will leave tomorrow for q two weeks stay in Los Angeles. The trip is made necessary from a business standpoint and MT. Menhennet will extend his stay in order to enjoy a much needed rest
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
CHURCH NOTICES

Baptist - Sunday school at 10. Preaching at II a. m. and S:l5 D. m. Rev Forsythe will occupy the pulpit. The song service will be under the di- rectlon Of Chorister G. W. Anderson.
 Christian Science-Services riI be held in the K of r. hall at Il o'clock. Subject, Spirit" golden text, Isaiah 59:l9: When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Lost and Found

TAKEN UP-Light red calf, 6 months old; came to my place; owner can have same by describing property and paying for this notice. w. A. En- sign, 1909 w. Taylor n
 FOUND-Bicycle. apply at Mesquite Camp, Phoenix, AriZ., F. O. Box 992 D
 LOST-Sack alfalfa seed between Phoenix and Tempe. Finder will re- ceiye liberal reward by leaving same with Alfred J. Peters and Co. If
 TAKEN UP-Bunch of hogs El- lingsen Ranch, Tempe. If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
L. N. BUTLER RESIGNS

L. N. Butler, appointed some time ago as carrier for the combined rural route out of Mesa, has resigned and Jack Cummings has been appointed as his successor. Inasnuch as the car Tier has to furnish car and make an extended trip each time over the route, the expense account is a heavy one and MT. Butler has a profitable ranch 10 which he will devote his attention.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
AIRDOME TONIGHT

The picture program at the Airdome tonight will be composed of both com edy and drama, with the following titles: "A Lovers Luck" Mutual comedy; Children of the Sea-" two part drama; Hiram and Hank in the Country" "A Fatal Sweet Tooth" the latter a two-part Keystone comedy; the sixth reel is entitled, "A Quiet Little Wedding"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
GONE FISHING

Several parties were made up yes- terday and started for an over Sunday stay at Granite Reef and Blue Point. It was noticed that they were inquiring where any worms could be found, and the supposition is that some fishing will be done.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
PRESIDENT BLoME IN TOWN

the Flagstaff normal school, was in town yesterday in company with his son in-law, w. N. Windes of the Pacif- ic Creamery. MT. Blome came down from Flagstaff on business with the state superintendent of schools. How ever a brand new granddaughter at Tempe made the trip a combination of business and pleasure.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
ON EXPENDED VISIT

Mrs. J. M. Greer will leave shortly for San Diego, Cal, where she will visit with friends, then go on to Oma- ha, where she will -pend some time with relatives of Dr. Greer. Mrs. Greer is experiencing the self sacrific- ing life of a soldiers wife, her hus- band being at the front She will be away about six weeks
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
HERE FROM PAYsON

NIT. McCormick Of PaysOn, candi- date for nomination for representative of Gila county. has been here looking over the prospects.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

Chas. H. Prather. manager of the Brown Mercantile company, left last night for Los Angeles, where he will buy fall goods for the company. He will also go on up to San Francisco to look over the stock there
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MIR IRWIN BACK

c. NJ. Irwin of Knight Thompsons Who has been enjoying two weeks vacation in the Aryvipa region has returned to work. He reports a roy al good time. with plenty of fish and pigeons to eat.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
NEW HOUSE COMPLETED

The brick houses which have been under construction for some time nast gre now complete and Messrs Christie Duttcn, Kelly and Willette. with their families have moved into same. There are several others to be occupied soon.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
LEAVES FOR VACATION

B C. Rinear of the Hayden Supply. left Saturday to spend a few days vacation at Los Angeles and Porter vile, California.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
NEW EMPLOYE

$. J. McClendon of Los Angeles is now behind the dry goods counter in the Hayden Supply.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
BACK FROM SONOITA

w. s. Austin drove in from Sonoita yesterday, where he and a party have been spending several days visiting A. w Austin, formerly of this city. Mrs. Martha Austin, who accompanied them on the trip, remained at Sonoita to spend a month with her son.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MIR. MARSH MOVED

Mir. Marsh has moved hie family into the house occupied hv MT Phil 'ine in North Havden. MT. and Mrs. Phillips are located in their new home.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Miss Ulah Hudlow entertained Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Bishop to dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Hugh Cummings en- teItained Mrs. Newberry and daugh- ter, Ruth to dinner on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
AFTER THE NAMES

The registration of voters in the Mesa precincts has reached l250 names to date and the list is not as yet com plete. Of the above number there are several who are not candidates for any office.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
REMEMBRANCE EcTURER COM.
 IhC

Mir. Leonard Martin an ahle tenn noranco lecturer will he hc~e ~r Thrradav evening and address all who ~a.her to haar him. on the streets Thnrsdav. He comes well recommend ed and has with him, an able singer,
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
BAND CONCERT

The following splendid program will be rendered by the Tempe Merchants band at the usual hour this evening on the city plaza:
 March, "Our Speciap ....... Jewell Overture, War Songs of the Boys in
 Blue"
 Serenade, For Love of You" ...
 ... ......... Laurendeau March, Friendship" ....... Talbott Waltz, Among the Lilies" ..... Dubel Hungarian Rag" ........... -Lemberg March, The New Whitehouse" ....
 ......... ................... Taylor !
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MR. DEARING ON vAcATIoN

V. M. Dearing left Monday for Mesa to join his family and with them will proceed to the coast for a short vacation.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
INJURED AT WORK

J. F. Morris who was employed for one day at the pumping station, was badly injued and Is unable to be back at his work.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

D. H. Fairchilds has moved his family to Ray and has entered the engineering department. Mir. Stohr has rented the Fairchilds' house.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
SPENT THE lhX

L. l.. Charles and R z. Hadsell Were down the river on Sunday in search of white wings.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
NEW GARAGE

Nocsrs Hatrick and Stur+on who TO- oentlv opened a earaee and transfer hnsiress here are finding plenty to do these days.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MRS. PORTER RETlipNEn

Mrs. Porter and daughter have re- turned from Los Angeles. where they have been spending the summer.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
AIeser.

Messrs Kelly. Rouse, McClelland, motored to the laiter's ranch on Sun day, took their dinner ard spent the day.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MOTORED TO RAY

NIT. and Mrs. Vincent and Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Hines motored to Ray on Sunday and spent the day.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
VISITING IN MIAMI
MRS R,JRp,s IEAvrs

Mrs I'd Starh nnd baby are wis iting friends in Miami.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
RETURNED
SPENT DAY

NIT. Willette and family have re turned from q short vacation.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
MR. DOpDS MOVED

Mir. Dodds purchased the hons" owned hv MT. Gibson and has moved his family
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

Mir Flhe, better knov'n Don has petro
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
I'M PHOENIX

Red Green. solicitor for Knight- Thompson. left Sunday to spend some time in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

Mrs Prrris leet Tuesday for an ex- tended visit with friends in Los An geles.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Mps. L.ANcRJcE rAvrs
POP ELLIS IN NEW HOME

Mrs Geo Tangrioe left Tuesday tt visit her mother in Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

MT Nixon. It is hoped they will meet with a warm reception.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
HERE FROM MESA

NJ. P Holladay of the Holladay Drug firm in Mesa, is here on busi- ness
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade paints at low prices. Get estimates on material. 3l w Adams. Ph. 1259. u
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
TO SUPERIOR ON BUSINESS

Frank Lumbley is away on a four days business trip in the Superior country.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
LEAVE FOR THE COAST

Star Spangled Banner"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Bakeries

ASK FOR Barker's Home Made Bread.
 S-ds
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Auto Time Table
sCoTTSDALE STAGE

Two Trips Daily
 Scottsdale. Ing!eside. Desert Inn
 Phoenix
 Leaves Arrives Ingleside S:45 am Desert Inn 8: 55 a m Desert inn goo am. Phoenix g.: 30 am Phoenix II: 30 am. Desert Inn II 55 a m. Desert Inn 12 m. Ingleside F: 10 m lngleside l2:15 pm.
 Scottsdale 12: 30 p.m. Second Trip
 Leaves Arrives Scottsdale pm. Phoenix ? m Phoenix pm. Scottsdale p m Saturday Evening Extra 2 pm.
 Scottsdale Office Phone 12GR4 and l26Rl1 Phoenix Office Owl Drug Co. 1st Ave. and Adams Phone 692 Round trip soc. good for one day only
 One way 50c
 CHAS. FITZGERALD. Prom. If
 FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler cars leave FhoeniX ana Mesd every 90 minutes frcm a. m. until p. m. and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa TOO D. m. 6:30 D. m. S:00 D. m. 7:00 ?. m. 800 D. m. 500 D. In. 10:30 p. m goo ?. m. Leaves Tempe about 90 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa. l Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler S:00 a. m. S:30 a. m 10:00 a. m. 11:00 a. m. 1900 a. m. 1:00 D. m. 200 D. m. 3:OO D. m. 4:00 D. m. 5:00 D. m GOO D. m. 7:0O D. m. Fixes Iivery---Phone 414 no ". Ccn.nr
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Vulcanizing
Welding Radiator Repairing

RADIATOR. lamp. fender. wind shield repairing, glass replaced. Oxy- acetylene welding and brazing. Arizona Radiator Repair Shop, w. Van Ruren. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
CAPITAL vISITOP
MOVED TO RAY

Lewis Stalhut is in Phoenix on important business.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
IRON SPRINGS

oContinued from Page one)
Arizona republican., 1916-08-06
Awninga

AWNING AND CAMPING sea son now on; we make everything known that will fool the rain and sun. Phoe- nix Tent and Awning Co. corner Fi<si
 and Monroe Sts. Phone 141f. II
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-09
Surge ueberiidt,


Die 9entIdem nebnen ben
tutd)tisen 6iieel 304 BEL Ser
brn, aaf Der 8eirieite Der
Mfaas.
Ser i'm 9ienite Der engli-
idjen 9iesiermng itebenbe
9ampfer yggmrie ser Waul,
efel nnb Munitipn ttady Gng-
lano 6radte, lit i'm sltlanti-
rdlen Ssean torpeoiert, aber
mid)t perIenft ipproen.
gotidafter 6erarb ,ueiit Sen
gpriunrf, er lei oentidfeino-
lidI entid)ieSen smriif.
timer HrGiibent ienbet cine
idgarfe Note nadl SentIdlanb,
in BET er Die 3itseitGnSniiie
SentidJlanbs besiislid Ses I'm
terleebupt &rieses anninntt,
aber Die Ssrbernng suriif-
lueiit, Die Ser. Staaten iollten
iekt audi pon England 3nge-
ifdn6liifIe ersiuiusen.
8omben anf Bort saib se-
luOrfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-09
niIizen
einberufefl.
seras, Nem Merito
nnb Slri5Onl
Sendefl ibre rlilizen
nab der Creme.
Grfololo1e Der
hanoluneen.
$cldat Cyree ypieder auf=
getaud)t.
Oeemer niebt ermDrbet.

- 8raiioent &iliDn bat angeprb-
net, baf Die Wili5en BON Seras, @ri=
5ona nno 9telu Mericu einbernfen
iueroen, mn iid NIT Sen 3aitGnoea
an Der Gren5e sn befaiien, Sic lul=
len iidD Dem General synmitpn snr
@erfiignng itellen unO er miro III
nen lire Guiteu aniueiien. Die Ntili=
gen Der Srei Staaten MAIDEN i'm
Gansen 1000 Mamn ans. 4nkeroem
iino orei ueitere 9fesimenter rean=
larer Snfanterie nadD Der @rense
beOrSert. IS iino Sies Sas Srei.
sebnte, Sas brittle nno Sas eiannbe
siuan5isite Gegiment, init 2 8atail=
lonen oes Ia. 9esiments. Sic
fommen aus ben Staaten Heiu g)orf
nno Walbinston. Die Mlisen unS
ole restraren Srmppen sGblen sn-
lamtnen 1000 Mann. Mnoere Gol.
Saten baben bereits Die StaSt Wara=
tbea in gremiter Gountp paiIiert
uno iinS aaf bem @ese meiter iiio-
iparts. Sine anbere SepeId)e mel
bet, Diersis Solbaten ano cine goife
Soiubogs batten bereits ben 3io
Sranoe gefreitst; bieie lette gead,-
rtd)t 1T ieoodl nod nidt fidJer.
Die 8enerale Scott, suniton
nno Sbregon baben cine apnferens
gebabt, bod idJeint iie erfplelos per.
lanfem 5n iein. Garransa lit ein
senaner 8eridt iiber Die @uraanae
BON Glen Springs umb 8oanilla
onrd, anlern &oninl in Der Sanpt.
ltaot nbergeben iuorben, GliIeu 9lr.
reSonop, Der Gertreter Garramsa's 3
IN Walbingtpn itattete Dem Staatss
oepartement einen 8eindl a6, oud,
luelfs man nidDt, mas er bort aemollt
fat.
glas Der Sanptitabt Merieo
MIRO semelSet, man bemiibe iidy BORT
anFs Gifrisite, sn uerbinbern, Sas
oie @orfalle in Glen Springs nnS
gpanllla Der aonferens Der @enerale
IN vi Ealo Elm Gnbe made. Gar=
ran5a bat SbregOn biesbesiglide
Jnitrnftionen gegeben. Gr Ioa, 10
LANCE oiele slnaelescnbeit midlt ae.
reaelt lit, Die Srage bes Riidsnas
Der amerlfanilden Srnppen 6ei Sci
te IdDieben. Garransa erfldrt, Ser
lleherfall anf Die 6eioem Orte lei BON
"itnlerm semeiniamen Teino" ge-
madJt. ilnIere @enerale iolen ii6<
rtgens III Der Obem eriuG6nten 3n=
lamfnenfnnft meme SOroerunaen in
Se5n9 anf oas 3niammenar6eiten
DER amerifaniIdeH nno merifamiIdlen
Srltppen seinadDt baben, BOD, meis
man nid)ts 8eitimmtes oarii6er.
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Der permikte Sploat Moscpe

tStA uCIuttklt SuIUul JlUSCup
SDree tit in Gidler6eit. Gr mar
mid)t BON ben 8anSitem gefamaen ge=
nonttnen. Gr lit sniamnten nit Dem
aprporal Smith in Wearatbon elm
getroffen. 8eibe babem id1tuere
8ranbmnnben. Spree ipanberte, balls
beiinnnngslus, in Der @esenO bpm
@len Springs nmber, ais Comp,
ton, beiIen Sobn in Glen Springs
erfdJoiien iultroe mno BON bem man
glambte, baF er audi ben 8anoiten
IN Die 6anbe gefallen unS ppn If
men erimortet lei, i'm fano nnb init
nabu. Iad Compton tit fid)er in
Waratbon.
- Der &anfmann 0eemer, oeifen
Store" Die Merifaner pliimoerten
uno ben iie lelbit sefangen mitnab-
men, ioa BON linen nidJt crmproet
Iein.
- NIerlei ieltiame 9ead)rid)ten
perben aus Der merifaniid)en Soampt-
itaot nno 81 8aio gemeioet. @s ioa
oon Der amerifaniIden Gegiermns
8efebl seseben iein, feline peiteren
amerifaniidlen Srmppen in Werieo
bineinsulaiIen. 9md) iullen bic anne
rifaniid)en @enerale Cbreson ae-
genii6er baranf gebrnmgen baben,
Oae bic @erbanblnnsem smm glb-
fdIms fanen. Sbregon babe aber
Sas 4srptofpa iiber Die 9lbmadJnn=
gen nidIt mnterseidjnet mn6 bie ame-
rifaniIdem @enerale ieien Der Nm=
iidDt, OaH Die aouferems baSmrdD smm
a6brm6 sefpmmen lei. SpGter fa-
be cine bodseitelte EerI0nlidJfeit -
es luirO angebentet, oiele bpdyaeitell-
te BeriDnlidfeit lei General seutt
seiueien - erflart: Gin Greignis
bon nmsebenrem Smtereiie fir Sie
SeuDlfernns Ser Ser. Staatem ite-
he beuor uno es IdDeine mnpermeio-
lid 5m Iein. 8abrfdjeinlidl limb alle
bieIe SenIationsmelSnnsem nid,t
iDabr. a @
= Cine 9epeide aus Wearatbon
nlelSet, bic 8anSiten baftem alle
amerifaaiid)en stnseftelltem Der nm
terbalb Boamiaa's liegenSen 3inf-
lnltnen, bis anf eiHen, gefamaen NIT
fidD fortsefiibrt. e
- Sn ben 8IIdem bel Glen
Springs itmb siu0lf 9eidlen merifa-
niidper ganoiten gefmnSen.
3iuei Srnpps aapallerie nm-
ter oem gefebl nom Najor Sang
borne iin0 BON Waratbon nady @len
Springs seritten. oeate Wsoraen
folste ibnen Gpl. Siblen init siuei
Srnpps bonn IA. 8aballerie 9feai-
ment mnS elmer Maidinen- @eId)iib-
Sompasnie.
- ltniere Straferpeoition inter
8eneral Beribing ioG Bis iest 1876
@illiItas erIfoIien rno 200 bis 300
bertpunoet Baben.
So iit iett fraslidt, o6 sic
Sanoiten, Die Glen Sprinas nnS
Soanilla iiberfielen, ipieSer einaebolt
iueroen f0nnen; lie baben einen
@prIprans bon orei Sasen.
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Gin offisieler beatid)er 8eridlt
melbet, oaf Die Seatid)en ben sam.
gen 6iigel 304 genDmmlen nnS Die
Spite besielben beIekt ba6en. Die
Sentiden nabmen babel 1920 ssran-
5olen gefangen, inter linen biersig
Offisiere. Der Sigel 304, nm bem
iuGbrenO Der lesten Dier5e9n Gage
fdarf gefanpft ipnr0en lit, ailt fir
cine Der uidDtigiten Stellmnaen in
Dem gerDnn GelGnbe iueitIidl bon
Der Wiaas. Ion linn aus Iplem Die
9emtiden freie Balm bis an Die bier
Uietlen entfernt liegeuSe GiIenballn,
Die bou 8erbun mad Naris fiibrt, ba-
ben. anker6em brinst fein 8eit
bic Steanngen Der ssrnnsoIen an
Sem stuei Meilen ipeiter 6ftlid, aeIe-
genen ySoten Mfnnmes" SiigeI In
erniter @efabr. Die aampfe in ser
Gesenb bes !6iisels 3O4 oanern fprt.
Die Sransoien iol[en Die 9eutld)en
ans eiftisen 9raben iiioli6) bon 6an-
oremunt bertrieben ba6eu, bic ne am
Sonntas genommem hatten: audl
tpollen bic dransplen Anariffe Der
9eati6en anf BEN Sasel 287 abae.
IhIasen baben. geatirIid 6ehaup-
ten oic JransoIeu tuieoer, oas Die
Scntiheu bel Der Ginnabme oes Sri.
gels 304 nnsebenre gerluite aehabt
batten, Der bemtide gcridt iaaf aber,
oaf Sie 8erluite, trot Ser SdIiuieria.
feit Der amfsabe, nnr serina aeiueIen
feien; basesen batten bie sSransuIen
fdiuer selitten. Die ssran5oiem mus-
ten crit cine 48ffinSiges gpmbaroe.
menf amsbalfen, 6as lire Sinie tart
iidlfete, ebr bic Snfanterie snnt gn.
griff porgiHs. Die 9entidlen mel
sen atd, fie batten insefGbr balb 70
sieI Srnppen luir bic ssransolen.
settere batten nnsefabr 100000
Weann 5nlammen gespsen.
Gntsegeneeiett ben angeblid) off
3iellen oentiden Mitteilnngem, Die
alleroings onrdl Die vssnternational
9eeius Serbiee" iibermittelt lumrben,
bebanptet cine gariier GepeIde, Die
Jran5Dien bieltem ben S5iigel 3O4
nod INNER tnne nnO ben 0entid)en
fei es nidlt selnmsen, Tie ms i6ren
Stellnngem 5m bertreibem. 9lngeiidlts
Der lln5nperlaiiiafeit frans6fiIdlcr
yeardlidteu, luenn iie arORere g2ie.
berlagen Der sSran5oien betreffen,
.uollen mir borlanfis nnr an bem
oemtidJcn 8eridlt feitfaltem.
l1niere 8esiernns fat lire 9lni.
luprt anf Die Iette Npte 9entidl-
lambs gefterm abenO nadI Berlin ae-
fa6elt. Die giote 1T fnrs. Sic III
geraoe in feinem nnbofIiden Son,
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9lnf 9(ntroo BON 9Pr

Nnf @ntrdg bon 8onger-aapi-
tan S. 90. 5or imo infolge Ser
neneroings allf @len Springs lno
goqnllla unternonmenen 8onoiten-
angriffe bat @ouberneur SFerguion
ole gnItellllng bon 80 ipeiteren
StootS 8anqern ongeoronet; Die
lelben iperoen 6en &onlmanoos ser
Sapltone S. s. SnnoerIon, s. sc.
5or uito s. See &oniom 5ugeteilt
meroen.
Die 0ffi5iere, llnteroffisiere
ino 0tuiifer Ser Snfanterie gieai-
nlerlter Der teroniI6en gtotionoI-
@oroe Itno in Comp 0to6rn bei
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auitin eingetroffen, I'm an Der bonn
9. bis IS. Wfai abgebaltenen 9sn=
itrufttons S6ule tell gu nebmen;
Die S6ule itebt inter Der 2eitnllq
oes Ser Staaten Sauptrnanns Ssas.
90. 2ope il.
Die Grau oes 5arners Geo.
5rDar, Der in oer 9fdbe BON Hobin-
ion, Me9e1nan Gountp, pobnt,
pllroe am Montag na1rnittag oas
Spfer eires ibenBliAen 8erbre=
ebefs; lie muroe BON ibrem @atten,
Der nit ieinenglrbeitern abenos bonn
5eloe 8uriidfebrte, tot llno l6red-
lid 5agerid)tet IN einem Stane .auf=
geftnoen Ser grmoroung ldeint
Elm frimine4er 9(ngriff boraltfge-
eangen 5lt iein lmo Die sSran mug
iid Der5ueifelt gepebrt baben, oo
ibr Die &leioer folt pollit1noig BON
2eibe geriiIen paren. 9lls Der Got
per5adtig muroen 5ipei 9eegerbengel
perbuftet, Die fir syrpar arbeiteteu
uno BON oieiem tpabrenb oes geodt
-rlittags nod Der Sarnt geldidt mo-
rem INN 8aumtuollen Samen gu
bolen,
Die Gonferen5, pel6e in Sort
8o,tb 8tpiihen oen 8ertretern Der
@roBi6ladter unb einem aonlite
Der ueattle &ailers' slIiociation Of
SeraS" ltattfalo uno in Der Die 5tpi=
i6en ben Shlahtern ui1o 8ieb-
5iibtern beitebenoen 9ifferen5en aus
gegli6en Deroen lollten, lit reiultat-
los berlonfen. Seoeflfaas miro oer
inn Wedr5 BON Der gieb5iidter Ser
einigltng in 6oulton gefaBte ge=
idluB, cine griinolide unterlufntng
Der BON ben @roBihld6tern ange=
nanoten @eibdftsmetbooen por5n-
uebmen, iett our6gefiibrt peroen.
9ea6 elmer In 9allas BON
Wontioeoeo, uruguaD, eingetroffes
men Wtitteilung oes 9eteftinen Wfof=
felt, lit Der bort tpegen ltnterIhla=
sung bon $4,000 ftaotif1er @el-
oer Dor ettpa stpei Momaten nerbnf-
tete Clarence Wc@onn ipillig mad
Dallas 5nriif5ufebren; oagegen mi
oerfest ii1 Me@oun's Mitldniloiger
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FIGHTS FOR THOUSAND
 YEAR OLD RECORD
Cambridge University Protests Send ing Medical Students to
 the Front

Correspondence of The Associated Press) Cambridge, Eng, Dec. 29.-Cam- bridge has poured her wealth of young manhood into the British army and navy without stint, and with the exception of the medical school, the various colleges of the university are only being continued so that thou sand-year old record may not be broken.
 And now the integrity of the medi cal school is being threatened by the Lord Derby recruiting plan, but the authorities of the university will make a bitter fight before they consent to this college being denuded of it's students.
 This fight is being led by Doctor Arthur Everett ShipleN. who is we'll known in the United States where he holds a Princeton Degree, and where he spends much of the time that he can spare from his duties as master of Christ College. Discussing the ef- fleets to attract recruits from the student body of the Cambridge med ical school, pr. Shiplcy said to cor respondent of the Associated Press: I've must not only continue to supply the army with surgeons and doctors, but we must never lose sight of the necessity of a careful conservation of our civilian population. England is already short of doctors, and since it is by no means impossible that a great epidemic might succeed this war, it can be seen that, instead of urging medical students to enlist every effort should be made to keep them at their studies.''
 No action has yet been taken by the recruiting department on the pro- test of the Cambridge authorities.